mike white for the jets leading the new york flames to a victory over the cincinnati bengals, 34-31. carley: were you able to watch any of those games? you were in virginia. todd: i watched a little bit of one of the games, the bears on the 49ers on my phone. carley: did you enjoy the game? todd: i did. i also enjoyed the six hour train ride, i got to see the munch kin in her costume. carley: new york city issued a statewide call for volunteer firefighters you amid working shortages after mayor de blasio enforced the vaccine mandate over if weekend. todd: we have a big day ahead. not just because it's your first he show as a co-anchor. cheryl casone, joe consistent jd wolf, don't miss a moment of it. ♪ (low humming) (silence) (tapping and clapping rhythmically) ( ♪♪ ) ♪ we will, we will rock you ♪ ( ♪♪ ) ♪ all right ♪ the new gmc sierra with hands-free driving offers the most advanced and luxurious pick-up in its class. ♪ we will, we will rock you ♪ yeah, it rocks. moving is a handful. ♪ we will, we will rock you ♪ no kidding! fortunately, xfinity makes movi

still in the playoff picture with their loan loss to cincinnati. the hall of fame and the stanford defense struggled all game long. the start of the second half, stanford trying to get something going down by 24 the bulldozer powers his way in from five yards out. the fourth quarter, stanford now down 37 and the backup is in for notre dame and tyler buckner gets to showcase his highlight reel. 33 yard score and the pain stops as the season ends with the 45-14 loss. 3 and 9 for the cardinal this year. ohio state in michigan, the big house rocking in the snow john harbaugh try to finish the job under 3 minutes left with michigan app. the fifth touchdown of the day, michigan miground297 rushing ya the release from harbaugh as they get the relief. 42-27 and it was pandemonium in ann arbor and they are now in the big ten title game winning during the college playoff. the warriors are 17-2 and 13 of the winds are by double digits and they have just been pulverizing the association. it should be a tough stretch of staples center tonight against the clippe

at a guy call paul riemer he led an investigation of a 1979 concert crash that killed 11 people in cincinnati. he says the houston authorities did not do enough to keep the crowd safe. the crowd in houston never should've gotten that big indents, is a preventable tragedy that happened because safety precautions were ignored and because there are millions of dollars here to be made. that about wraps it up. alicia: i think this could be a question that will have to be addressed, how do you handle crowd size at these festivals. 50000 people in attendance of the festival when you talk about general admission. you kind of assume one person goes, a lot of other people get a go as well. abby: i think that's exactly it, i don't know if you can control a crowd of that size. i think it would have to come from the organizers not selling as many tickets. that money is worth it to spare someone's life. i listen to someone else talk about this also they said maybe had assigned seat and not a mosh pit. i think there was a lot of law enforcement from what i read, i said this yesterday but the houston mayor s

born and raised in cincinnati, ohio, doctor miles holds an abn afro-american studies from harvard university, an ma in women's studies from emory university and phd from the university of minnesota. currently doctor miles is a professor of history and the ratcliffe alumnus professor at harvard. she's also the director of the charles center for studies in american history. now i'm not kidding what i say dr. miles is prolific. she's the author of six books. her first book ties that bind, one an award from the organization of american historians, and the lower america prize for american studies association. the house on diamond hill won the national council on public history and the american society for ethnic history book prices. her novel yes, a novel, the cherokee road was a land of literary award finalist. the don at detroit won an award of social history, the james rollie prize in the history of race relations from the organization of american historians, the james bradford best biography prize from the society for historians of the early american republic, the hurston wright legacy award

the number three ranked cincinnati bearcats. maybe they'll let us into the playoffs. >> why not it seems they discriminate against the team. >> caller: they are. my question is about dell i got into it after q1 after your recommendation and i had a good return. after their split off their vm ware, do i keep both or sell one? >> if anything i would buy more i think this is one of the great stories of the era and doesn't nearly get the credit. i think you should buy more of that stock let's go to scott in north carolina scott. >> caller: jimbo, boo-yah. you are a national treasure. infrastructure bill. jacobs engineering or its competitor quanta services >> quanta services let's go to mike in new jersey mike >> caller: hello, jim. thank you for the clear thinking that you share on stocks and companies. i don't work for the airlines but i work for an airline that is a united airlines hub a lot of people must be going to the beaches in suit and ties i can't even find a parking spot this is before the holiday rush. why is united alli

overnight, he joined local 12 in cincinnati talking about the billions of dollars that will go to ohio, and finally fixing that bring to bridge he has called numerous times and so many presidents have promised to fix. they will try to get on the same page to pass that reconciliation package, which is going to be a huge undertaking. there's a number of things congress needs to get done before the end of the year, and time is really running out. lisa: is the democratic party getting more cohesive as they feel the pressure from one happened on november 3, or is this the same party that was splintered earlier in the year? annmarie: same party. i think what you saw friday evening come down to the wire in terms of having the votes to try to get across the finish line, the heart infrastructure, the president himself putting out a statement saying when these votes come up, please vote yes, this was after they lost virginia in a tight race -- bridging you and in a tight race in new jersey. i think it will be very difficult to cast this narrative with only to mccright votes -- to pass this narra

christmas in charlotte, nashville, and cincinnati. that's what' >>> good morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall. at least we have seasonable weather. this is exactly where we're supposed to be for thanksgiving week reaching into the mid 60s for the inland areas. our mornings have been chilly in the upper 30s, low 40s. we'll continue to see a mix of sun and fog and the weekend is also looking very nice with highs reaching into the mid 60s and for san francisco expect some lower 60s in the forecast for the next few days to slightly warmer for the weekend. >> and that's your latest weather. >> thank you >>> just ahead, a concerning crime wave what's driving his rise of smash and grab robberies across the country and how it could impact your holiday shopping but first, these messages. there's a different way to treat hiv. it's once-monthly injectable cabenuva. cabenuva is the only once-a-month, complete hiv treatment for adults who are undetectable. cabenuva helps keep me undetectable. it's two injections, given by a healthcare provider once a month. hiv pills aren't on

its being tested at 95 restaurants in sacramento and cincinnati. its been expanding it's menu. the fast food rain offers smoked brisket. >> so fancy. >> so hungry right now. >> they are teasing us this morning. >> breakfast burritos. >> yes. yes. fog is in the -- on the menu for some folks. >>> we are looking at followingy conditions. cloud this morning. the area is dealing dense fog, check it out. looking at a quarter milia lock the coast. livermore near zero. the tri valley dealing dense fog. parts of the north bay, near zero as well. quarter mile in santa rose a. be careful with the dense fog this morning. let's show you a live look with the -- the mark hopkins hotel camera. you can see we are dealing with clouds as well. temperatures in the 40's and the 50's. today's forecast as we take you through the day this morning. cloudy skies, areas of fog, as we head through the afternoon it'll be a pleasant day with the dry conditions and also looking at temperatures a little above average for this time of year with the sun. rain returns really overnight and i will show you future

men's national team one step cincinnati. the crucial win puts the americans on close tr to the fo automatic bid for the 2022 cup. >> among the fans cheering on team usa last night, actor brendon hunt who plays coach in the soccer themed show there. >>> also former las vegas raiders coach jon gruden is now suing the nfl. gruden claims the league selectively leaked emails he sent in an effort to force him out of his job. sam brock is following this story for us that has certainly caused a lot of controversy. sam, good morning. >> reporter: no doubt it has, peter. good morning. all of these emails you're talking about come from an investigation into the washington football team of alleged misconduct that had nothing to do with gruden. legal experts say he faces an uphill battle having to prove not only the nfl leaked the emails but did so specifically with the intent of costing him his job. this morning jon gruden going on offense against the nfl. just weeks after revelations leaked that gruden used racial and homophobic slurs

in boston and cincinnati, voters elected their first asian-american mayor. pittsburgh voted their first black mayor. voters in minneapolis rejected the city's police department. dana bash and david is back with me here. let's start in minneapolis, the question of how to respond to the demand for police reform that followed george floyd's death. it's not only as we saw, it was rejected, though, by voters, but it also divided top democrats in the state and the candidates, which i thought was obviously a very interesting part of this. is it clear, though, where this leads this movement, this march towards criminal justice reform? >> reporter: well, what is clear is that the way that the public sentiment was, particularly in minneapolis, for obvious reasons, but even more broadly in the wake of george floyd's murder and as the protests, the black lives matter protests were happening, the way that the activists cook that and used the term de-fund the police, that didn't work. that backfired. and that's not me saying that. that's just look at the initiative. the b

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and i'm in cincinnati right now, not far from the bridge, that is going to get rebuilt because of this infrastructure bill. obama talked about it, trump talked about it. it is going to get not done now, and there are thousands of other bridges. if we want to compete with china we have got to make sure that the infrastructure and broadband, so that our kids can learn, the economy can grow. this is so important, for us to outcompete shine up for the jobs of the future, but money in people's pockets. it's clear that we were the ones that push this. i love to hear some of the republicans saying, it's taken so long for us to do it, so long for us to do it. they never did it. 40 years of infrastructure week. they never did it. and i am running for the senate, lawrence. people can go to ohio, and send a contribution to timforryan.com. we have about 40,000 bridges in the country that are not even close to being where they need to be. china is spending seven to 9% of their gdp on their infrastructure. we just had that fight of maybe sending 1%. so we have a long way to go. but you are right, it

raiders and cincinnati coming off consecutive losses, both, they play on sunday. joe burrow was supposed to be picked number one at the draft in las vegas but covid change the scenery to his living room, first time he will face the silver and black . the bengals head coach they like the city too much, mike brown they want to have his offensive line on standby in case they need to pry him off the craps table at 4:00 a.m. on sunday. >> my wife knows we do not go to vegas together, i spent 72 hours at the craps table, i don't go to shows or dinner or the pool, i just play craps, very low wages, low stakes, but once every two or three years, i self-imposed a ban when i lose. >> bengals and raiders can be seen here sunday at 1:00 we will have the fifth quarter after the game. >>> nwsl championship, that is dennis rodman's daughter, trinity, washington spirit go ahead with that goal. in extra time so the game- winner at a national women's soccer league championship for the spirit who defeat chicago 2- 1. first-ever nwsl title for the franchise. the staff are not looking

you had the who in cincinnati in 1979. pearl jam in 2000, nine people died there. the indiana state fair in 2011, do you remember that? when the stage collapsed during the sugarland show. my next guest has investigated them all. paul wertheimer, welcome to "prime time." >> thank you, chris, for the opportunity. >> what's your take on this so far? >> well, it was a preventible tragedy. it followed the path of some of the very incidents you just mentioned, and others too, i might add. 1981, ac/dc concert, salt lake city, three dead, crushed in front of the stage. two 14-year-olds and a 19-year-old. and of course you mentioned pearl jam in denmark in 2000. nine fans crushed to death in front of eddie vetter. you mentioned the who concert. let's not forget, woodstock '99. rapes and thousands of injuries in front of the main stage. and at that time, i publicly said, prior to the festival, that this is where the problem was, not on the perimeter, but in front of the stage, in the mosh pit festival seetating. you see, the one thing they have in common is festival seating,

cincinnati electing its first asian pacific mayor. o'neil is the first black woman to hold the post in durham, north carolina, and ed gainy becoming pittsburgh's first black mayor. eric adams will be new york city's second black mayor. miguel joins us. miguel? >> reporter: adams' win wasn't surprising. remember the former n.y.p.d. captain and political moderate beat out a crowded field in the democratic primary, including several progressive candidates. he's the second african-american to become his honor of the nation's largest city. but the first to go around nationwide. in boston michelle wu, first woman and person of color, she beat out a centrist, the first south asian to become mayor there. he beat fellow democrat who was a long-time party fixture. democrats also now in control of the city council there. durham, north carolina, looking at its first african-american woman, a former judge elaine o'neil. and ed gainy elected the first black mayor of pittsburgh. maybe the most surprising results of the night is in buffalo, new york,

places like cincinnati, minneapolis, boston and d.c. likely looking for delays starting tomorrow. by sunday night, that's where you see the big concerns for the northeast stretching all the way back towards texas. by monday morning if you've got a flight out of new york, philly, boston in the morning you may incur delays at that point as the main system moving through. very early conditions, but then becomes the next system starting to slide across the midwest. by wednesday, we're starting to look at the midwest to be the problem spot, not just for rain and show, but gusty winds, that system continues to make its way off to the east by thanksgiving day. causing problems for michigan all the way back to texas. we talked about the wind. here's a look at tomorrow, you can see it ramp up in central midwest by monday, eventually by monday morning. then the second system comes in. and this is the one that's really going to be a big concern for strong gusty winds. look at some of these areas, chicago, minneapolis, stretching from st. louis to dallas, you're talking 50 to 70-mile-per-hour

>> i was at the contemporary art museum in cincinnati. [ laughter ] my friend texted me. that's pretty much how it happened, i guess. >> what did she text you? >> she wrote, oh my god, i can't believe what bradley cooper just said. >> which friend was it? >> it was my friend -- um -- uh -- sarah. >> can you find the text, do you have it? >> um, i actually just got a new phone, so -- yeah, sorry. [ laughter ] >> do you think that kelly clarkson deserves to be canceled for shooting a turtle with the bb gun? >> yes, you. >> can you elaborate? >> animal cruelty is wrong. >> what did you think about her response that the turtle didn't feel it because it was just in the shell? didn't feel it doesn't mean it didn't happen. she still shot a turtle with a bb gun. >> lebron james was caught by plutonium. do you think he should be canceled for that? >> i think it's the right thing. because plutonium is never anything to play around with. lebron james buying it? i mean, i can't even imagine him knowing what to do with plutonium. [ laughter ] what is he wanting plutonium for? is he wa

below freezing in cincinnati, 36 in nashville. we're just above freezing in kansas city at 37. so it's cold for november. we're going to see that today. we're going to see it tomorrow as well. 59 in charleston. staying put in the 40s in raleigh. temperatures in the 50s and 60s in the southeast tomorrow. myrtle beach, check that out. 60 degrees. we'll warm up by this weekend, temperatures closer to normal. you need your umbrella in the state of florida, 1 to 3 inches. also the northwest, a spot for wet weather. we could see some high-elevation snow, and i want to end this. we've got a shout-out to bill karins who's training for the marathon. we're looking at a nice forecast for sunday, a picture-perfect sunday. bill and i were texting back and forth. it wasn't looking so good. but the 40s and 50s with this race. we have light winds and a little bit of cloud cover. >> we'll definitely be checking tomorrow again on the forecast. the "morning joe" family well represented. bill karins and willie geist both running. i plan to be out there cheering them on. thank you for that. >>> sti

in addition, there will be barriers but what we see time and again with the who in cincinnati and in germany is people become lax and then the same thing happens over again because not only do you have to put the barriers, you have to pay attention to the crowd. these people are low paid, the security people. they're watching the show. you watch the video of this event with people crashing the vip gate. you know, i haven't talked to my friends in the business. they usually have a gauntlet before the gate so that people will be trapped. they didn't have any of this. and they were caught completely off guard. >> bob leftsets, a man with vast experience in the music industry. really appreciate you joining us. thanks so much. >> always great to be on. thank you. >>> we'll take a quick break. when we come back, president biden scored a big win with his bipartisan infrastructure bill. but now, he faces an even bigger challenge on capitol hill. >>> also, the u.s. throwing open its doors for fully-vaccinated foreign visitors after more than a year of strict travel bans. we will have details

the earlier half of the day, minneapolis, chicago, cincinnati, down to memphis are going to be the trigger points for some of these airports when talking about delays. by tonight, that storm system begins to shift to the east. houston, atlanta, d.c., new york and boston likely to be some tough spots there. looking at miami, separate system, but still dealing with showers and thunderstorms down there as well. here's a look at the line, by 4:00 moving through nashville, pittsburgh, little rock, tonight starting to make it ways towards charlotte and atlanta. tomorrow morning, if you have an early flight out of new york, d.c. or boston this is when you're going to start to see some of the heaviest rain there. later monday that storm system moves off the coast but the wind starts to pick up. notice the bands of lake-effect snow starting to pile in may cause some backups around buffalo, cleveland and other areas. the first wind as that moves out. take a look at this, tuesday into wednesday, the next system starts to arrive and this one is going to have much stronger winds. so that's going to be

congratulations as mayor elect of cincinnati, and thank you for joining us on this sunday. >>> that wraps up for me everybody. i'm yasmin vossoughian. i will be back next saturday and sunday at 3:00 p.m. eastern. going to turn it now over to reverend al sharpton and "politicsnation." >>> good evening, and welcome to "politicsnation." tonight's lead. a reason to believe. right now, i have to ask the obvious. what does it mean for black americans -- and by it, i mean the biden infrastructure framework which must now be implemented after the president signs it into law, of course. expected to happen early-this week. meanwhile, the second bill to upgrade our social infrastructure for coming challenges remains without a concrete vote date. but suggested to come by mid-month. we'll get back to that, later, with our panel, of course. because that fault line between progressive and moderate democrats has not closed. and if you are the head of the congressional black caucus, you've watched a number of priorities sub -- subsumed by the infrastructure negotiations. to preside, ultimately, over black

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joy and her friends joyce, pat and deb in cincinnati. brooke in florida. happy birthday. sheryl cheering on the packers in green bay, wisconsin. along the bottom, kyle in iowa. happy 16th birthday. looking good. cassie and her dog in ohio. rita, that's a cool one. that's in pittsburgh. most importantly this morning, our wonderful associate director, mary ellen in my ear as we speak in the control room at 30 rock, working her final "sunday today." thank goodness staying in our family. we love you. we will miss you. but on to better things. send us a photo of you and your mug. you might see yourself next week. get the mug online at today.com/shop. thank you for spending part of your morning with us. >>> homes and properties raided by officers. >> bulletproof vests, guns drawn. >> guys coming over the gate. >> but what happened to all the marijuana they confiscated? >> part of it was destroyed using a wood chipper. >> do you have video of the plants being destroyed? >> no. >> we dig deeper into allegations of a widespread conspiracy and cover-up involving guns, drugs, and la

and cincinnati public schools canceling remote and in-person classes on friday due to a teacher shortage. the school sending a letter to parents saying a larger than normal number of staff requested leave on friday. the school district blames fatigue among staff and students but is offering the long weekend as a solution. schools were already scheduled to be closed tomorrow for veterans day. carley: a wyoming teen arrested for he refusing to wear a mask in school taking a stand and suing the state's governor and public health officials. joining me now, grace smith, a junior at laramie high school and her father, andrew smith. good morning to you both. >> good morning. >> good morning, carley. carley: grace, for those who may have missed your initial interview with us, remind everybody what happened to you on october 7th when you decided to go to school without a mask on. >> i was arrested and i was taken to the city jail where my dad picked me up for not wearing a mask. carley: for not wearing a mask. there are images of you in handcuffs and you say you're a straight a student and that m

a big cap makes an unlikely friend at the cincinnati zoo. >> the cheetah now being >> take a look at this. a fish out of water moment for this cheetah caught on camera since the told the cheetah taking an early morning walk before the zoo actually open to the public. check out some of his neighbors at the zoo and botanical garden before things open up, spend most of his time at this african penguins exhibit watching the little guys go back and forth under water. >> the pairing you would never see in real life that she does. mine is probably blown truly made. what are troops may be human. who is this and what does that taste like. well, you know, jews are from africa and the penguins are from africa. maybe they knew he knew likes. but front line together. bill. same continent or something like that. it's >> penny the penguin this whole to my brother, my sister or did >> recent. what's >> all the fog that to leave fog is what's up. in fact, pretty stubborn out there right now in the north bay and east bay valleys. that's why we have a dense fog advisory in effect right now through noon

and they have now been consolidated to be heard by different courts, the sixth circuit, which is in cincinnati, i believe in ohio. and what everyone expects is that this will get appealed to the supreme court. now, given that the supreme court was not very interested in the biden administration's efforts to stop property owners from being able to evict tenants back in august, it seems quite possible that they will agree with the fifth circuit on this and that these mandates will be tossed before they ever took effect. but there is a couple other points, sorry, go on. >> tucker: can i ask you the core point now unless i'm misreading the science and correct me if i am, it sounds like the vaccinated are at no greater risk from the unvaccinated as vice versa. the vaccinated can spread the virus as efficiently as anybody else. what the is justification for these mandates at this point? >> i mean, there is no medical justification for this. one of the things that the fifth circuit said which is fascinating is if this is such an emergency, you issued this order back in september. you said you were go

and the raiders looking to snap their two-game losing streak hosting the bangles. 4th quarter cincinnati of 3 joe burrow to ja'marr chase in the end zone for the 6 yard touchdown. >> bengals extend that lead next drive for the raiders. can do this picked off by eli apple. the raiders come back slips away. car can't believe it. they're playing so well now look at a bay area native joe makes it. he was so good at oklahoma now. so good in the nfl 123 yards and 2 touchdowns. what a bay area kids 32 to 13 the raiders on the right track. they've lost 3 in a row. >> and the words are going to be back in action at home tomorrow night. they are tip, although sorry, wednesday. it's day for true. chase center 76 ers in town tip off at 07:00pm. so. >> make sure you tune in for that. some 52. we'll be right back. >> well, we talk a lot about when they spot wildcats in the bay area. this is a tiger yeah. haven't seen him swing his golf club in a long time. in areas. he posted this on twitter yesterday and said making progress all say, i mean, he was pretty banged up by that accident. opening on the le

and the raiders looking to snap their two-game losing streak hosting the bangles. 4th quarter cincinnati of 3 joe burrow to ja'marr chase in the end zone for the 6 yard touchdown. >> bengals extend that lead next drive for the raiders. can do this picked off by eli apple. the raiders come back slips away. car can't believe it. they're playing so well now look at the bay area native joe makes it. he was so good at oklahoma now. so good in the nfl 123 yards and 2 touchdowns for the bay area. kids 32 to 13 the raiders on the right track. they've lost 3 in a row. >> jason dumas just one final note. the warriors are going to be back home wednesday night. they've been away on the road. but the center wednesday, they got the second 76 ers coming to town with tip off at 7 o'clock, right then they get death thanksgiving. you're asking and then they have to play friday. >> but good for you. get basketball to watch we'll be right back. ♪ i see trees of green ♪ ♪ red roses too ♪ ♪ i see them bloom for me and you ♪ (music) ♪ so i think to myself ♪ ♪ oh what a wonderful world ♪ ray

finally, the wallaby turned 12 years old today, caretakers of the cincinnati zoo treated him to extra snuggles and scratches. he latched onto the keeper's hand they are and his arms, i think he likes it. if you have any video you want to share with us, please hit us up at shannon bream or "fox news @ night" on social media. for many veterans, thursday was an opportunity to gather with other service members to honor the bravery of those who serve and continue to serve. some fought in iraq and afghanistan say they lack a place where they too can gather together to honor the sacrifice of those served in the nation's longest war. if not going unnoticed on capitol hill. if "fox news @ night" takes a closer look inside the fight for a national war on terror memorial and wyatt does not exist in washington just yet. >> after a roughly year-long ponds due to the covid-19 pandemic, the honor networking organization committed to bringing veterans from around the country to visit war memorials in washington, d.c., resumed operations in august. >> is an incredible thing to be able to watch a veter

i'm in cincinnati not far from a bridge that is going to be rebuilt because of this infrastructure bill. obama talked about it, trump talked about it, but it is going to get done now, and so are thousands of other bridges. if we want to compete with china, we have to make sure that we have the infrastructure, the broadband so our businesses can grow, our kids can learn. this is so important for us to be able to out compete china for these jobs of the future, put money in people's pockets, and it is clear that we were the ones that pushed this. i love to hear some of these republicans, lawrence, oh, it took so long for us to do it, it took so long for us to do it. they never did it. you know, four years of infrastructure week. they never did it. you know, i'm running for the sen at, lawrence, people can go to tim for ohio, tim for oh.com and send a contribution because we need to do more. we are only taking care of about 3,000 bridges and we have about 40,000 in the country that aren't even close to being where they need to be. china is spending 7% to 9% of their gdp on their infrastruct

side story, i had to ask my dad why did you come halfway across the world to cincinnati ohio of all places and he says his sister had come over to fort wayne indiana which of course caused me to ask her why she came halfway around the world to fort wayne indiana and it's the only us state with the word indiacontained in the name of the state . but we were raised in ohio. we didn't come from much money but they did have an education and that's one of the valuable things they gave us.i went to public school till it grade, went to a catholic high school and graduated in 2003.9/11 took place in high school and was something thatshaped my worldview as a young american and i then went to harvard . i did take the class that i believe you teach now, so i was a biology major and studied molecular biology and i was mostly a nerdy science guy from college and when i graduated i got into the world of biotech investing in the fall of 2007 before the 2008 financial crisis which i will say also dramatically change my view of not only capitalism but fthe merger of capitalism and politics . i did that for

and the raiders looking to snap their two-game losing streak hosting the bangles. 4th quarter cincinnati of 3 joe burrow to ja'marr chase in the end zone for the 6 yard touchdown. >> bengals extend that lead next drive for the raiders. can do this picked off by eli apple. the raiders come back slips away. car can't believe it. they're playing so well now look at the bay area native joe makes it. he was so good at oklahoma now. so good in the nfl 123 yards and 2 touchdowns. what a bay area kids 32 to 13 the raiders, they've lost 3 in a row. and unlike past 5 or so just hasn't been much to smile about if you're a raiders fan or. >> a player both off the field and on the but a lot, but at least the niners won and the warriors in the war is going well for your thanksgiving plans. jason, i'll be here. yeah, i'll be working lot of football. yeah, great. are they actually play on thanksgiving this year maybe they can get a win. i'm excited to philadelphia. 76 ers are in town this week. going to go. yeah. my 2 worlds colliding, put for i don't root. i am. yeah, i just report what happens. yeah,

>> i was at the contemporary art museum in cincinnati. [ laughter ] my friend texted me. that's pretty much how it happened, i guess. >> what did she text you? >> she wrote, "oh my god, i can't believe what bradley cooper just said." >> which friend was it? >> it was my friend -- um -- uh -- sarah. >> can you find the text? do you have it? >> i actually just got a new phone, so -- yeah, sorry. [ laughter ] >> do you think that kelly clarkson deserves to be canceled for shooting a turtle with a bb gun? >> yes, i do. >> can you elaborate? >> animal cruelty is wrong. >> what did you think about her response that the turtle didn't feel it because it was just in the hell? >> i mean, just because it didn't feel it doesn't mean it didn't happen. she still shot a turtle with a bb gun. >> lebron james was caught buying plutonium. do you think he should be canceled for that? >> i think it's the right thing. plutonium is never anything to play around with. lebron james buying it? i mean, i can't even imagine him knowing what to do with plutonium. [ laughter ] what is he wanting plut

notre dame is 11-1 this season with its lone loss to cincinnati could still potentially reach the college football playoff. >>> usc introducing its new head coach lincoln riley. the former oklahoma coach said he will return the trojans back to the national spotlight. >> i can promise you that you're going to get the best out of myself. you're going to get the best out of our staff, out of our players, and we're going to put something on that field that you're proud of. and i agree with chairman crusoe. this place is going to be full. this is going to be the, the mecca of college football. [ applause ] >> monday night football between the seahawks and washington coming down in the final seconds. russell wilson on his 33rd birthday, finding freddie swain up the middle for the touchdown. 15 seconds left. seahawks needing the two-point conversion to tie it. but wilson's pass right here picked off by kendall fuller. washington holds on to win that one 17-15. cowboys coach mike mccarthy meanwhile will miss the game against the saints after entering the covid protocols. the team said mccarthy wi

the early 80s and is funny sad story, weight sediment at why did you come halfway across the world to cincinnati ohio of all places they said that actually a sisterhood,si from india to indiana which of course had prompted us to ask why did she go there and the joke of the family is the only u.s. state with the world india contained in the name i of the state prety but we were born and raised in ohio and they had an education d that was on the most valuable thing to give up and i went to public school through eighth grade i went to a privatent catholic high school in the roman catholic and in 2003 a and 2911 took place when i was in high school and really shaped my own worldview is not young american and then i went to harvard it i did is take the class that i believe you teach now predict i was a biology major and study molecular biology i was mostly in early science guy from college then when i graduated i got into biotech investing in the fall of 2007, just before the 2008 financial crisis and also dramatically shape my views not only capitalism but the merger of capitalism and politics, wher

the sixth circuit court of appeals based in cincinnati. the government says in a new filing, two things. basically say the court, fifth circuit court of appeals down in your neck of the woods down in new orleans put a stay on it and said that was a mistake. that the court then ruled that osha didn't have the authority, because covid isn't just a workplace thing. it's everywhere. >> everything. >> reporter: the government says, that isn't the limit of osha's authority. that osha isn't limited to hazards that crop up at work but can deal with things outside the workplace but that affect the workplace as well. secondly, if you look at the balance, they say, the down side to employers is not as bad as the down side to the country of not doing anything about covid, about not vaccinated or wearing masks. they say, lift the stay, or at the very least if you're not going to lift the stay entirely on enforcing the whole osha rule, at least let the government put the mask requirement into place, the first one that kicks in, in december. the vaccinat

for example, hamilton county, home to cincinnati, which voted for biden by a 16-point pin margin, will be divided into three congressional districts with black voters offset bill white republicans. that's why many are saying this map might not only violate the ohio constitution but the u.s. voting rights act. so what's next? well, it will go to ohio's republican governor mike dewine for his signature. back in 2018, he told the senate enquirer, voters said redistricting process should be done in a bipartisan way. when i'm governor, there will be an expectation that the new district maps honor the voters's wishes. that was then but this is now. dewine has admitted the result was not where we needed it to be. in the unlikely event that he actually followed through and vetoes, he'd probably be overridden by statehouse republicans who just passed an anti srabgs law over his objections. lawsuits will be filed. then the maps will two to the ohio supreme court for judgment where dewine's son is a justice, who already announced he would not recuse himself from this case. while this partisan map

and in cincinnati the first asian-american elected to that post. it is the same story in seattle. bruce harrell also the first asian-american to hold the job of mayor. and right here in new york city shahana hanif made history as the first muslim woman to be elected. and she's excited by the honor and excited to build an anti-racist city. first of all, congratulations on your historic win. i want to start by asking you about your campaign and what being elected means to you. >> thank you so much for having me. what an honor. this is a moment of tremendous joy for me, my communities, my ancestors, my parents who arrived to brooklyn without any expectations or even dreams of their daughter -- i'm the oldest of three daughters -- becoming an elected official. so this is huge for us, and i'm just proud i'll have an opportunity and some bigger tools to continue organizing in the city council. >> yeah, and i wanted to ask you about the new mayor of new york city, eric adams. he's been elected here. he's taking office as well as you are at a difficult time for the xenophobic, islamophobi

got their first black mayors michigan voters elect their first arab american and muslim leader and cincinnati voters chose their first ever asian-american mayor. we're still keeping an eye on seattle where bruce harrell has a commanding lead over lorena gonzalez he would be the first asian-american and second black mayor of the city. if gonzalez wins she would be the first latina mayor. >>> there's a new theory in the shooting death that appeared on alec baldwin's shooting set. the armorer's attorneys are floating it. is it real is there any evidence of it. >>> the man charged with killing two people and injuring another at a protest in kenosha, wisconsin, last year is now on trial and today the moments before this man pulled the trigger were shown to the jury in a key piece of evidence >>> zillow stocks plunging today. did you see it the company announcement that had retail investors abandoning ship it's another day. and anything could happen. it could be the day you welcome 1,200 guests and all their devices. or it could be the day there's a cyberthreat. only comcast business' secure networ

the one he did in cincinnati last night was the first. we will get him out so people can hear directly from the president. reporter: i don't really understand how all the money is going to be allocated. the secretary made clear states were going to get a finite amount of money distributed. the rest will be based on need. for the rest of the money, how will it be distributed? does it go to the states first and will the federal government determine what projects they will be assigned to? ms. jean-pierre: i don't have the specifics for you right now. i can tell you the agency that will be involved on the specific components. the department transportation on how this will improve, will be in charge of how this will improve the ports, rails, bridges, and supply chain. the department of interior is going to be on the climate resilience and the impact on native communities. we have the department of energy which is focusing on repairing the electric grid. the department of commerce on getting high-speed internet to every american. we have the en

both in boston as well as in cincinnati and some other places. what we see here is advances both in terms of communities of color and the other thing i want to underscore here is that we see women, women of color, being one of the fastest demographics in terms of gaining a foothold in elected office. i think this is something that has been under the radar, but in 2018 we saw a big push. and this is going to only continue far into the future. >> thank you both for being with me this morning. >>> still ahead, a dire advisory from the state department warning anyone traveling to ethiopia must draft a will and leave dna samples before leaving. we'll tell you why next. leaving. we'll tell you why next. riders, the lone wolves of the great highway. all they need is a bike and a full tank of gas. their only friend? the open road. i have friends. [ chuckles ] well, he may have friends, but he rides alone. that's jeremy, right there! we're literally riding together. he gets touchy when you talk about his lack of friends. can you help me out here? no matte

. >> and replacing the bridge in cincinnati, you like that, critical to the region. >> this will be the first time i have come up here in a quarter of a century where i thought maybe there was a way forward on the brent spence bridge. >> i've got to tell you, gene, that's a lot of people who know about this bridge but never funded it revitalization. it's striking to see biden winning on it and of all people, mitch mcconnell, who was for it after he was against it, coming around saying maybe we're going to fix this thing with biden money. >> right, because if you have ever seen that bridge, it's a very important, very ricketedy bridge that really, really needs to be replaced actually and has needed repair or replacement for a long time, for decades, and everybody knew it and it never got done. so now that it can get done, there should be signs and billboards and maybe loud speakers, i don't know, but it should be made clear that it was president biden who made this possible. and in the final analysis, i think the republican political class may be underestimating the impact of that that c

cincinnati and michigan are waiting for one of those top four teams to stumble so they can peek their way in. finally tom brady's ten-part docuseries debuting last night, man in the arena. the kchamp reflecting on the moment he was finally drafted in the nfl as the 199th overall pick. >> finally the phone rang. and it was the patriots. sitting down stairs in my living room with my parents and everyone was excited. and i remember my dad opened a bottle of champagne, not even realizing where new england was. i mean, i was like, new england patriots, i didn't even know, where is that? >> where is new england? viewers, also see how brady became the starter and led the patriots patriots to their first ever super bowl title. ten super bowl appearances, it gives you wia chance to take a glimpse at any sport like steph curry's incredible stuff. >> thanks, coy, appreciate it. >>> some good news for caffeine fiends. that cup of coffee or chai tea may lower streak or dementia. a study finds those who drink four to six cups of coffee had the lowest risk. that's a lot. there's a caveat here. those

manhattanites elected the first black attorney and they got their first black mayors and cincinnati voters chose their first ever asian-american mayor. we're still keeping an eye on seattle where bruce harrell has a commanding lead over lorena gonzalez he would be the first asian-american and second black mayor of the city. if gonzalez wins she would be the first latina mayor. >>> there's a new theory in the shooting death that appeared on alec baldwin's shooting set. the armorer's attorneys are floating it. is it real is there any evidence of it. >>> the man charged with killing two people and injuring another at a protest in kenosha, wisconsin, last year is now on trial and today the moments before this man pulled the trigger were shown to the jury in a key piece of evidence >>> zillow stocks plunging today. did you see it the company announcement that had retail investors abandoning ship ♪ ♪ there are beautiful ideas that remain in the dark. but with our new multi-cloud experience, you have the flexibility you need to unveil them to the world. ♪ at t-mobile, we believe you shouldn

tom, the cheetah took an early morning walk to visit some of his neighbors at the cincinnati before it opened up. he spent most of his time. >> the penguins, the african penguin exhibit to be exact watching those little guys dart back and forth under water. >> thanksgiving is almost here and the debate over which side dishes. the best still continuing survey by the website zipper created this map. we could put it up there to show which state likes would dish most turns out most americans, including californians loved mashed potatoes. the most time ash potatoes. number one, it's the second year in a row that mashed potatoes have made its way to the top cream corn rolls stuffing in veggies in various forms of few other side dishes to round up the picks north dakota, though the only state that preferred for salad as the best dish. meanwhile, mac and cheese apparently dropped in popularity this year currently sure who these folks are. we're getting to do the surveys got some questions benji's. >> that's what i was asked to bring the thanksgiving dinner was veggies. and i thought who is goi

places like detroit, cleveland, cincinnati, and this is going to be kind of a multi-day thing. if you've got some flexibility, pay very close attention to the forecast and maybe pack some patience along with your bags. >> very potentially rocky journeys. thank you so much. allison chinchar in the cnn weather center. >>> on to detroit now and this week the city celebrated the 100th birthday of retired lieutenant colonel alexander jefferson, a member of the tuskegee airmen. the city announced it is creating a plaza and statue on the field where jefferson flew model airplanes as a child. jefferson was also given a key to the city. as a young airman, jefferson flew with the red tails, which escorted bombers as they flew missions across europe. after leaving the armed forces, he later became a teacher and vice principal in detroit public schools, a leader throughout his lifetime. the tuskegee airmen were a group of primarily african-american aviators, the first in the armed forces. there are very few others who have reached that milestone, only a small number of the tuskegee airmen

and the top college football rankings, georgia, alabama, oregon, ohio state all top four spots, cincinnati at five, followed by michigan and cross-state rival michigan state. meanwhile, oklahoma drops from number eight out of the top-ten down to 13 after saturday's loss to baylor. baylor, they jump to 11. they're the second-highest ranked team in the big 12 find number 9, oklahoma state. and moved up one spot after blowing out tcu. but history shows we're close to how things might look on selection day next month. 24 of them ranked in the top four, and 26 have been ranked in the top six. no team to make the playoffs has ever been ranked lower than ninth. college football remains top-heavy. college hoops, though, had a historic upset on the court an ann arbor, michigan. seton hall stunned rallying to a 67-65 win. over a nonconference ranked in the top five and the first against a top-five team since the second round of the 2008 ncaa tournament. >>> now, to world cup soccer in kingston, the u.s. men's team settled for a 1-1 draw against jamaica. escaping with a point after canada beat mexico

it's still below freezing for cincinnati, pittsburgh and even syracuse. one bit of good news is you're going to start to see a lot of those temperatures begin to rebound. atlanta going from a high of only 66 today back into the mid-70s by tuesday. orlando going from a high of 70 today to a high nearing 80 degrees by tuesday, d.c. and new york also going to see some similar jumps in temperatures as we go through the week. >> all righty. mother nature seems a little bit confused, but we'll see that confusion. we are always so grateful, if we haven't told you in a while, that we have your company in the morning. thank you for being with us. >> "inside politics sunday" is up next. we'll be back here next weekend. hope you have a great day and we'll see you threaten. then. or fun. daring, or thoughtful. sensitive, or strong. progress isn't either or progress is everything. ♪ feel stuck and need a loan? move to sofi and feel what it's like to get your money right. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ move to a sofi personal loan. earn $10 just for viewing your rate — and get yo

cincinnati moves up one from number six, michigan state, going from three to seven, a spot behind michigan after had had lost to purdue. georgia and alabama still too. >>> turning to the nba, the league suspending nicholas jokic. and one game for shove, and morris and failing to comply with the review. it's a cheap shot by morris, and jokic will miss the game against the pacers. >> and a pair of buzzers to ring in the new season. >> and he scores! he puts it in. >> wichita state going to attack here and not call a time-out. it's going to be him to make the decision. a low go three. >> oh, my goodness. >> ohio state, a late layup to avoid a season-opening upset against akron. you saw that one first. now this one, wichita state with a game-winning shot from the logo to get past. >>> finally, coach k.'s farewell tour at madison square garden in new york city. the blue devils pass kentucky with a 79-71 win last night. coach k. retired at the end of the year after his illustrious career. let's go to meteorologist bill karins. i was on the course sunday, i spotted willie, but didn't glimpse you,