i'm rochelle carrie and i'm josh rushing and you're in the stream. the out here. media network turns 25 years old this month. and today we're looking back at history marked by obstacles, threats, and attacks, and a reputation of fair journalism focused on the world's unheard stories. so he may be wonder why i'm here with her shell to day, right? my person ration without dessert started back in 2004 at central command doha, which was just a few miles away from al jazeera headquarters. but i was not a journalist that i was a u. s. marine. it was during the u. s. invasion of iraq in many ways out to 0 was just as much of the story as the war at that moment. and this clip from control room documented some at that time we believe that a rag has webmaster actions that they had the will to use them against us when. but i mean, when, when, when did they use them again, that they have the will to use them against a ha when i mean, you think so? how do you say so, what else i will said, alex saying, i mean suds had gums of them were thrown in the u. s. weapons

i'll circle back to josh in a moment. right now we are joined by d mc a t. one of the original al jazeera journalists at the founding, now she's the managing director of the ha plus channels. and here with us, all set is arbiter, even for gore, he is the al jazeera bureau chief for the americas, the host of mid washington on al jazeera and a veteran journalist of the network. and we really want you to be part of this conversation as well. so feel free to join, are you to chat to beat part of this conversation will monitor from the comments and be reading them throughout the show. so i want to go back to doha right now to am, let's call our day one day my day make a team who has been with al jazeera from day one. do you me? does it feel like 25 years? i i, i not the one i joined a year after year long. she loved it was very small. it does feel like a lot more in terms of what we've done, what we've achieved. but yeah, it went by so fast at the same time. so much has happened since launches of this year in the region because it really changes in media landscap

tonight's target the so-called moderate new jersey congressman josh. during the negotiations of the sham infrastructure build he worked with a progressive congressman to waste more taxpayer money while his constituents suffer at home. the marines launch a campaign to take him down. stay here. g gottheimer. (music) meet honeywell forge. analytical software that connects assets and people. to deliver a cybersecure record of your entire operation. honeywell forge industrial grade software. >> ♪ ♪ >> laura: democratic governor phil murphy's slim margin ever victory should be a warning to all democrats especially josh gottheimer representing the district that the republican challenger won by 13,000 votes. he did not listen. the marine vet launched a campaign to send gottheimer packing. >> i was 16 on 9-11 when the terrorists attacked the world trade center. i needed to take action and to serve my country in uniform. >> washington is run by radicals. i score an oath and this is not what i thought for. >> laura: joining me is that man. nick, why is now th

i'll circle back to josh in a moment. right now we are joined by team a team one or the original al jazeera journalist at the founding. now she's the managing director of the ha plus channels. and here with us all set as other even for gore. he is the al jazeera bureau chief for the americas, the host, amid washington on al jazeera and a veteran journalist of the network. and we really want you to be part of this conversation as well. so feel free to join argue to chat, to beat, part of his conversation will monitor from the comments and be reading them throughout the show. so i want to go back to doha right now to am, let's call or day one day my day make a team who has been with al jazeera from day one. do you me? does it feel like 25 years? i i, i not the one i joined a year after year long. she loved it was very small. it does feel like a lot more in terms of what we've done, what we've achieved. but yeah, it went by so fast that the same time so much has happened since launches of this year in the region because it r

. >>> joining us now from scotland, nbc news correspondent josh lederman. josh, good morning. welcome to scotland. the aides i've talked to over the weekend say they've pulled off largely what they wanted to do in rome. but what's coming is the centerpiece of this foreign trip. set the stage for us. >> reporter: well, you're exactly right, jon. the white house feels pretty solid about what took place in rome. they feel good about what they were able to do on climate, ending overseas coal financing. they feel very optimistic. they were able to clinch on a global minimum tax. and the meeting with the president and pope got a lot of eyeballs, showing the president in a positive way. on the other hand, everyone in europe has got one eye back on washington. it's not lost on anyone in scotland or rome, for that matter, that there's so much unsettled business in washington when it comes to president biden being able to deliver on all of the commitments he's made. on the one hand you've got bide and other world leaders chiding russia and china for not showing up to these summits, not

you just heard josh's report. what can law enforcement do to try to get some answers about why this suspect opened fire? >> well, wolf, the fact that he is not speaking to the police is not unique in michigan and -- and in many places around the country, law enforcement is not allowed to question minors, unless the parents or the guardians consent to that apparently in this case, they didn't. but what the investigators are doing now, we know they are executing a search warrant at his house. they will be seizing things like his computer, his electronics devices, any notes or writings that he may have left. they will want to look at the sort of things that he was viewing on the internet. the communications that he was having with other people. and all of that information might shed some light on what may have motivated this young man to do such a horrific thing today. >> at this point, officials are clearly not aware of any warning signs. what role do local and federal law enforcement, for that matter, play in preve

while most of congress is arguing over infrastructure and social services, josh hawley-- senator from missouri and guy at your high school reunion who keeps telling everyone how much his watch cost-- has his eye on some much, much bigger balls: >> "men are no longer men"-- that is the lament of republican senator josh hawley, who is really trying to make masculinity a political issue. >> the left wing attack on manhood says to men, you're part of the problem. it says that your masculinity is inherently problematic. it's inherently oppressive. as conservatives, we've gotta call men back to responsibility. we've gotta say that spending your time not working-- and we have more and more men who are not working-- spending your time on video games, spending your time watching porn online while doing nothing is not good for you, your family, or this country. >> trevor: okay, first of all, working and watching porn are not mutually exclusive. plenty of men have figured out how to do it. it's called multi-tasking, senator. and, honestly, i'm surprised that josh hawley is criticizing porn, beca

josh, the story first. we've talked about this. is there overshipment already in some parts of semis, like auto, they might be exposed to >> so it's up about 30% so far this year. it's about 10% off its august high i checked in with bernstein's stacy rasgone. he wants to know just how executives are thinking through the sustainability of demand in their order patterns and any color and commentary we might get about what they have seen in the auto supply chain. that's this company's bread and butter and represents 50% roughly of revenue also those broader capacity constraints we talk about with these chip makers, how executives are enthuthinking abt the bottlenecks and what they're thinking in the quarters ahead nxp is an apple supplier apple probably represents mid to high single digit of revenue here, kelly. >> delano, what would you do with the stock >> i think investors have had a pretty good ride i would continue holding that big thing investors will look for is the automotive and how that area of their business grew in quarter

what does that tell you, josh? >> look when you look at the messaging on vote campaigns, terry mcauliffe was betting by tying youngkin to donald trump, he could win the vast majority of those voters that just turned away from the republican party during the trump years. that he could get that vote back and win over the suburban vote. what it looks like now is that youngkin made significant inroads. but how big are those in roads and how big are those margins? but if he can win chesterfield in loudoun county outside of the d.c. is close. it is a very encouraging for the youngkin campaign. >> bret: it looks like it might be close, josh. this might come down to the wire and go extra innings even looking how the numbers are coming in. >> it is all going to come down to the suburbs. the question is did democrats on the suburbs and by the suburbs during the trump years or nearly rent the suburbs? youngkin spent a lot of time in the blue areas, loudoun county come i think, education argument was made most aggressively wit

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joining me to talk about this is my friend, josh wingrove. good morning. thank you so much for being here. we just heard from the president. he e tried to calm nerves yesterday about the new covid variant. there's a lot we don't know in terms of what this strain of the virus means. what are you hearing? i know you've covered the pandemic so closely from the beginning. what is the white house strategy to tackle the situation? how can the president ensure more people get vaccinated and get their boosters? >> yeah, good morning, john. i mean we spent yesterday on the phone with, you know, all types of medical officials who are looking at this, and the core message really is we simply do not have the data yet, in particular on the big question, which is how these changes, these mutations in this virus will affect vaccination protection. in other words, can they get around the shield of those vaccinated. that's a big one. this is a mutation that has something like 30 changes to it. that's sort of the most number of mutations of any of the variants we've seen so

a set for josh allen against josh allen. >> bill: the thing is rich. you are going to become a fan of this. jacksonville defensive end is josh allen sacks the quarterback for buffalo named josh allen. if you had the first time an nfl tackled the quarterback with the same name, there is more. jacksonville intercepted allen and allen recovered a fumble from allen in the fourth quarter. jags upset the bills 9-6. >> dana: who is on first? >> bill: josh allen is on first and running toward second both drafted in the first round and number seventh in the respective drafts. they're on a collision course together. >> dana: numerology here in the morning. that is interesting. i'm sorry about the bengals. >> bill: thank you. >> dana: you want to congratulate me on the broncos? >> great win for denver. cincinnati playing at home against cleveland to lose like that was dreadful. >> dana: that's tough. iraqi prime minister survived an assassination attempt of armed drones. chinese building models of u.s. warships possibly as training targets. jack keane is up next.

josh, what does steve bannon get from this? obviously, he gets, you know, publicity and he gets attention and gets to portray himself, i guess, as a leader of something. is that the end game here? >> reporter: i think for bannon at least in the short term it is. he gets to portray himself as the leader of the loyal trump opposition. and ever since he was fired from the white house in 2017, he's been trying to work his way back into trump's inner circle, and the fact that he was such a key figure around january 6th after the election, the fact that he's kind of re-emerged over the last year as the chief shaper of the trump narrative, i think this indictment gives him an opportunity to publicly flaunt his loyalty to trump in a way that i think will insinuate him or that bannon thinks will insinuate him deeper into trump's favor and that's what he is after. >> you wrote a piece for bloomberg business week tonight. you say this indictment is the fight that both sides want? >> that's right. i think, you know, the key from today's ne

josh costas is one of the lawyers for the sandy hook families and he joins me now. mr. cause cough it's good to have you, first just describe for us what the actual suit was here, what were you alleging in the lawsuit? >> sure, chris. alex jones did something very simple, he in an effort to make a lot of money, really easily and without much work, he decided that he would pray on the families of sandy hook. to come up with a theory of story and narrative that was so ridiculous and cruel, that it would appeal to a certain member -- amount of people in our society and that would drive traffic to his platform, in which he could sell his products like you described that make a lot of money, -- and that's exactly what he did. and it didn't matter to him, to one advantage he was making of the families pain. >> i mean -- yeah, so in the united states you can say a lot of horrible things while people, under the first amendment, but defamation exists and what's the standard here that your presenting to the judge that presented this that pushes this over from someone being a hein

lederman in glasgow for us, josh, thank you. terrific interview there with john kerry as well. >>> up next, an honest mistake? that is what the pentagon probe has concluded over the botched drone strike that killed seven children and three adults in afghanistan as a response to the terrorist attack at the bagram -- at the hki airport. more details after the break. at more details after the break an official message from medicare. did you try it yet? comparing plans? oh yeah. they sure can change year to year. i found lower premiums and lower prescription costs. that'll save you money. so uh, mark? on medicare.gov now. open enrollment ends december 7th use the plan finder at medicare.gov to compare medicare health and prescription plans. comparing plans really pays. paid for by the u.s. department of health & human services ♪ say it's all right ♪ paid for by the ♪ say it's all right, it's all right ♪ ♪ have a good time 'cause it's all right ♪ ♪ now listen to the beat ♪ ♪ kinda pat your feet ♪ ♪ it's all righ

despite very real risks, josh smith told his dad he had a solution. >> one night around dinner josh just said, hey, dad, would you mind if i kayaked to school? and some kids, if they say ntha, you kind of laugh it off and say, sure, no problem. i knew if he asked it he was probably planning on doing it. >> i decided to kayak to school because i always wanted to do something cool that i'll remember for my whole life. and i will remember this for my whole life. >> i can remember finally pushing him off into the reservoir thinking, what have i just done? >> just throw my bag in the front, hope i don't capsize and get to school. i really like how every time i do it, the sun rises, like when i'm in the middle of the lake and the who will lake is really smooth and like glass. 7k i just think it's really pretty and stuff and i think it's worth it. >> wow, i love that. and guess what, it is not a short route. it's 2 miles a day. once the lake freezes over, josh tells our cnn affiliate kusa he plans to cross-country ski to class. i love that kid. what kind of 12-year-old has this amount of initia

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josh, safe travels back to d.c., my friend. we'll talk to you again. >>> joining me right now, jeff mason, white house correspondent with reuters. so with the president on his way right now to the white house, what is the top priority in the white house after this long weekend? does it align with concerns of the public and let me ask i always feel badly asking you about the top priority when you've got this covid variant to face. can it be anything but that as being the top priority? >> well, i think that's a great way of laying it out. i don't think there is anymore top priority than handling that potential variant and dealing with covid. you know, it's tricky when you're in the white house and it's their job, of course, to handle and juggle a lot of different things. josh laid it out really well. he's got his legislative package coming up. he's got the debt ceiling. he's got spending. there's a lot to do. certainly the reaction that we saw from the markets and just general worries from the world over the last few days about t

that is what josh hawley asked and the ceo said we were lucky. we had some capabilities and were able to do something along those lines. the more important point he raised was neither colonial nor other companies today have this expertise to go fully manual in case of a cyberattack of various kinds because the people who have those skills are either retired or dead. i think let's utilize the ones who are still among us and if companies went out and found on --if they brought them back in as contingency experts who would be able to take over in case of a cyberattack and switch operations to manual to the extent those are the equipments with a manual switch, they will be able to operate that new equipment and keep operations going that the companies did not face a horrible choice of paying or going completely dark. they did exactly that when they were targeted several years ago. they took over with >> c-span isd view of government. buckeye broadband. buckeye broadband supports c-span as a public service along with these other television providers,

congressman josh gottheimer joins me now. thank you so much for coming in or for being on, i should say. you were a key player in negotiating this agreement with the progressives, it allowed the bipartisan infrastructure vote to happen. you spoke directly with president biden. take us behind the scenes. what did he tell you and how does it play out? >> first, thank you so much for having me and obviously this is a big win this week for the country and obviously people i represent in jersey in terms of investing in the infrastructure. the secretary was just talking about our roads, bridges, rail, getting the fwaet way tunnel between new york and new jersey, water and broadband it was. bipartisan, democrats and republicans coming together and the president i must say there's lots of back-and-forth between some of my colleagues to get this across the finish line. the president helped. >> how so? >> working with both sides trying to bridge some of the divide. well, making suggestions. part of what we were doing toward the end is

josh, good to see you this afternoon, thanks for joining us on this. talk us through the logistics of this move by the administration. why the timing of it, monday, and do we know how long these bans could actually be in place? >> reporter: not until monday, yasmin, because the biden administration wanted to make sure they didn't leave people stranded who are already en route, wanted to make sure they didn't create mayhem at the airport. and so, they are using this weekend to coordinate with tsa officials, with airline officials as well as local officials from various countries who are affected by this travel ban. we don't know how long it will be in place, but we do know that it will not affect u.s. citizens as well as permanent residents who might be in one of those eight countries trying to get back to the united states. they will still be able to enter the united states as long as they have a negative covid-19 test. president joe biden, on his final full day of his vacation here in nantucket, was briefed once again by his aides this morning, accord

josh perry, andrew atkinson, 46 yard play. atkinson was not done. third quarter, st. francis up by six. they carved the defense, a 43 yard touchdown. with just two minutes left, st. francis leads, 44-21 on the field of the sarah padres. >>> the 49ers placed ford on injured reserve with a back injury, he has three sacks on the seasons, playing just 18 games since signing with the 49ers three years ago, the 49ers host the cardinals tomorrow. >>> let's take you back one decade, 2011, one of the greatest soundbites in the history of sports. this is courtesy of former coastal carolina football coach dave bennett. >> you need to be more like a dog, we don't need cats in here, looking in the mirror, do i look good? i have my other shoes, be a dog. we don't need no meows, we don't need no cats, we need more dogs. >> that was quarterback josh norman's senior year with the chanticleer's and he became the third player ever drafted out of that school, 10 years later he is now with the 49ers and he headed that the ramp was about him. >> how did you take that? >> i came a long way

along with tim see more of see more asset management, cnbc contributor welcome to both of you josh, nvidia, i have to imagine high expectations for this >> as you mentioned the stock is up about 130% this year. it is about 50% since the company last reported results in august so expectations certainly hot headed into the print. beside the bottom and top investors will have questions about the segment. there's some interesting puts and takes in the quarter and also i'll point out supply is relatively limited of the company's latest and greatest product for gaming how does it impact average selling prices in the quarter? also the data center segment, faster growing, higher margin chips. i caught up with chris rohan for him that's the bogey that he wants to know about. for him the number will be $2.71 billion. if he's right, a jump of about 2 hadn't 47% >> tim, what would you do with the stock? >> i'm reluctant hold on nvidia. i think josh outlined the pressure performance in six months you are up 118%, and the valuation of the stock is kind of why i'm reluctant hold i don't think you

senator josh holly spoke to the national conservative conference . masculinity is under attack in this country and itmen are whet we can dying as a result. anybody can confirm that. over at msnbc they found this deeply offensive they compared josh holly to vladimir putin. the laserlike precision that honed in on the real front burner issue in america. masculinity in this country. i'm certainly not shocked he said that's wacky becausese he something like like this before. >> from a very cynical stanford educated united states senator. it's a dollop of the type of rhetoric that you may hear vladimir putin's russia. you may hear victor or bonds a hungry a fusion of these masculine notices this is why you. see putin posing with tige with his shirt off. >> at some point we will take a closer forensic look. that personalize three people you saw on the screen. a lot of happy well-balanced relationships probably not. josh holly by contracts as a center for missouri by who they were completing he joins us tonight thank you so much for coming on you felt moved

. >> bill: josh kraushaar. how are you doing? a couple things here. jen psaki got a false rating that no economist feels the agenda with fuel inflation. we found will it cause hardship for your family? grocery prices yes, 73%, gas prices yes, 72%. josh. >> yeah, another poll that came out just this week from "politico" showing that just 26% of americans thought that this build back better legislation would actually reduce inflation. most people thought it would increase inflation. that is what's on the minds of most americans heading into thanksgiving week. there is a big worry about all the high costs of gas, the high costs of groceries and a tone deafness from this administration throughout the whole year. they've been putting ideology ahead of economic reality. it started with trying to pass 1.9 trillion at the beginning of the administration in government spending at a time when the economy was getting out of the covid crisis and already growing. it has caused inflation, it has created a lot of economic problems and they're scrambling to come up w

josh, what does steve bannon get from this? obviously, he gets, you know, publicity and he gets attention and gets to portray himself, i guess, as a leader of something. is that the end game here? >> reporter: i think, for bannon at least in the short-term, it is. he gets to portray himself as the leader of the loyal-trump opposition. and ever since he was fired from the white house in 2017, he's been trying to work his way back into trump's inner circle and the fact that he was such a key figure around january 6th after the election. the fact that he's kind of reemerged over the last year as the chief shaper of the trump narrative. i think this indictment gives him an opportunity to publicly flaunt his loyalty to trump in way that i think will insinuate or that bannon thinks will insinuate him deeper into trump's favor and that's what he is after. >> you wrote a piece for bloomberg businessweek tonight. you say this indictment is the fight that both sides want? >> that's right. i think, you know, the -- the key from today's ne

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josh, good morning. good to see you. tell us about how president biden is marking the first thanksgiving of his presidency. >> well, it's been a mostly quiet morning so far for the president and his family who are vacationing here in nantucket. we don't yet have any official word of whether they plan to go out and about and enjoy the festiviies on the island. there's a pool of reporters waiting alongside the president in case he decides to go out and see the island a bit. we heard from president biden in that video message talking about how last thanksgiving was such a different thanksgiving with so many americans unable to be with friends and family and how much more meaningful it is this year for folks once again to be able to spend precious time with their friends and family on this holiday. and then we also got a surprise from the president when he phoned in to nbc's own al roker during the macy's thanksgiving day parade. you were showing a photo of that just a second ago. take a listen to what president biden and ji

the cost, i believe we actually just lost josh there. no, we have him back now. we have him back. it's always live television. wavering with the internet. as we talk about the implications of the cost of this thing, i want to play for you how the president kind of tried to urge congress to vote yes when it comes to his build back better agenda. >> passing these bills will say clearly to the american people, we hear your voices. we're going to invest in your hopes. help you secure a brighter future for yourselves and your families and make sure america wins the future in the process. i'm asking every house member, member of the house of representatives to vote yes on both these bills right now. send the infrastructure bill to my desk. send the build back better bill to the senate. let's build an incredible economic progress. build on what we already have done. >> so you talk about kind of what we're hearing from the reporting as to the conversations that are happening inside the house when it comes to how this thing is being paid for. wha

. >> let's get straight to cnn's josh campbell. so josh, let's talk about that. so this armorer was in charge of, you know, loading the guns and so forth. sabotage is quite a strong allegation. have they provided any proof? >> no. none. no proof. and the lawyer for the armorer there saying again something that is explosive. this claim that perhaps someone sabotaged either the firearm or placed live ammunition in the box of ammunition that was to be used. the so-called dummy rounds. savannah guthrie pressed the lawyer and asked if this is your operating theory, sabotage? the lawyer said this is one of the theories they're working on. we're still waiting for the fbi to complete his analysis which will give us more on the situation. >> and the head resigned one day before the alleged shooting. >> this is the latest person that said he had concerns. he described safety on the set as a massive issue. take a listen to his comments. >> i think with "rust" it was a perfect storm of, you know, the armorer, the assistant director, the resulture on set. the rushing. it was

congressman josh gottheimer joins me now. thank you so much for coming in or for being on, i should say. you were a key player in negotiating this agreement with the progressives. it allowed the bipartisan infrastructure vote to happen. you spoke directly with president biden. take us behind the scenes. what did he tell you and how does it play out? >> first, thank you so much for having me, and obviously this is a big win this week for the country and obviously people i represent in jersey in terms of investing in the infrastructure. the secretary was just talking about our roads, bridges, rail, getting the gateway tunnel between new york and new jersey built, water and broadband it was. bipartisan, democrats and republicans coming together. and the president i must say there's lots of back-and-forth between some of my colleagues to get this across the finish line. the president helped. >> how so? >> working with both sides trying to bridge some of the divide. well, making suggestions -- part of what we were doing toward the

josh campbell is out front. he's been covering this and, josh, does the lawyer for gutierrez reed offer any evidence to back up this claim? it is a stunning claim, right? i mean, that -- if that happened, i mean, this is incredible. i mean, do they offer any evidence? >> reporter: no. no evidence. and as you mentioned, this claim is, indeed, explosive. the idea that someone tried to sabotage that set by placing a live round of ammunition, either in the weapon or in the box of ammunition that was supposed to contain dummy rounds. again, that defense attorney for the armorer not offering any evidence to back up that claim. savannah guthrie from nbc news came in and said is this your operating theory? he said this is a theory but again no evidence to back that up. this is all coming as we are hearing from yet another former crew member complaining about conditions on that set. he said that it was a culture of unsafety. blaming not only the armor but the assistant director and saying there were multiple times he fel

finally and member of congress spoke to a pair that is senator josh holly. he pointed out something obvious , that masculinity is under attack in this country an men are withering and dying as result. it's not an overstatement. anybody can confirm that. so over at msnbc they found thi deeply offensive, they compared josh holly of course to vladimi putin. >> josh holly with his trademar razor like precision has honed in on the front burner issue in america parrot. >> masculinity. >> i'm not shocked that he has said something like this becaus he said that before. >> it's a couple of political extremism from a very cynical stanford educated united states senator. it's a dollop of the type of rhetoric that you may hear at a vladimir putin russia that you may hear in hungary, a fusion o these masculine notions. this is why you see putin posin with tigers with his shirt off. >>tucker: we are going to take a closer forensic look that personalizes on the screen, a happy held that well-balanced relationship. dosh holly, by contrast as the senator from missouri who jo

you know josh hawley. what, what, what, what, what, what? >> okay. this is -- first of all, i, unlike many people in america i am certainly not shocked he said something this wacky. he said stuff like this before. at one point he gave a speech to a group of ministers where he talked about that it was the birth control pill and women discovering sexuality that caused sex trafficking. so this is not shocker. but i want to hone in. i want to do a nicole wall as here. i'm going to put on my glasses and i am going read something. i want everyone to understand the three virtues that he called the manly virtues. >> okay. >> he said these are the traditional masculine virtues that women are taking away from men. he named courage, independence, and assertiveness. >> how are we doing that? >> the last time i looked those are human virtues. what woman have done is they have taken their place alongside men and they have had independence and courage and assertiveness. they should not threaten men in the least. it certainly shouldn't drive them to porn. it is craz

. >> reporter: inside, ben and his brother wait for their nephew, josh, who they have not seen in two years. they are hoping their carefully crafted sign and prison sign will make them feel welcome. >> it was sad last year it was just me and my wife. >> reporter: long embraces, kisses, smiles, constant cars. >> it has been a long time. it is nice not seeing this emon a screen. >> it will be bigger. we will have in-laws and extended family and last year it was just my son, my wife and my daughter. >> reporter: delays, but reunions are, once again, looking and sounded like they should. something that josh and his uncles are thankful for. >> travel experts say expect longer lines and to arrive two hours before a domestic flight. if your flight gets canceled use your airline's website or their app for faster rebookings. at sfo, kenny choi, kpix5. >> reporter: the police released body camera video of a deadly officer-involved shooting inside of a residential hotel. the man rushed at two police officers with a knife before the officer shot him. 41-year-old man died from his injuries. the in

. >> reporter: benjamin and his brother wait for nephew josh whom they haven't seen in two years. they hope the sign and prison joke get a chuckle. >> we're going to make him feel special. >> it was very sad last year, just me and my wife. >> reporter: long embraces, kisses, smiles everywhere like constant flow of cars dropping off and picking up. >> it's been such a long time. it's nice not from a screen. >> it will be a bigger gathering. we will have inlaws and extended family where last year it was my son, my wife, my daughter. >> reporter: covid delayed count less gatherings but reunions are again looking and sounding like they should, something josh and his uncles are thankful for. travel experts say expect longer lines and arrive two hours before a domestic flight. if your flight gets canceled, use your airline's website or app for faster rebookings. kenny choi, kpix5. >>> inflation may be cooking up most expensive thanksgiving dinner in history. the average dinner cost is up 5% percent but american farm bureau says it may be as much as 14% higher. survey shows hikes on pota

josh, i'll start with you. this is to be an all out push. talk about what we just hear and what we should expect in the weeks going forward. >> in a way, garrett, this felt like the kickoff for the plid term elections. the message you heard from president biden is going to be heard over and over again up and down through the democrats as they try to sell the public on what they feel are their biggest legislative achievements. you're going to see over the next week president biden, v.p. kamala harris, and top officials fanning out. a lot of battleground states, politically speaking. they're trying to get across to people of the magnitude of what he and democrats feel that they've been able to accomplish. as republicans we should note on this bipartisan infrastructure deal. they're trying to get across to people how this is going to affect their lives directly. a lot of this is going to take some time to really kick in. we're talking about five-year funding. a state like new hampshire, a ten-year plan. meaning some of this will be in the pipel

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one of them is congressman who represents my hometown in new jersey, josh gottheimer. he was recently dubbed the man in the middle by the "bergen record" and the paper noted walking down the middle of any street can get you killed especially in today's political climate. >> thank you. >> reporter: at first glance, it's like a scene in a movie. a bunch of local leaders gathered under a bridge in hackensack, new jersey. >> thank you very much. >> reporter: but it's a real political event, one congressman josh gottheimer has been waiting months to hold. >> the bipartisan infrastructure bill is a huge game changer. >> reporter: the bill he pushed hard for is now law. his urgent political goal concrete results. >> you wanted more resources. >> reporter: got heimer is a moderate democrat from a northern new jersey district representing by republicans for decades before he was elected in 2016, where this reporter grew up. we were represented in washington by a moderate republican. >> right. >> reporter: now you are a moderate democrat. could easily switch back. >> i hope not.

. >> jimmy: you also talk about you are engaged to be married to a josh, a man. something that a lot of people don't know. >> yes. >> jimmy: when are you guys getting married? >> we got engaged almost three years ago. a chapter i love in the book, chapter 18 how we met over a conversation about nascar and beers. and then got engaged three years ago. because of covid, it's sort of on pause. but we will see. >> jimmy: before i show these tweets, tell us what led to this. >> so we were flying to l.a. for some book promotion stuff and i noticed that cardi b was on the flight. so an early flight from the new york. i thought i have to say hello. i fell asleep and i had a dream that cardi officiated the wedding on the plane, and we held hands walking out of the airport. i didn't tag her because i thought it might be tacky. then she saw it. >> jimmy: first wedding you say hi. second, i'm licensed to do that. so let me know. so when you respond, you're the best. just going to say but didn't want to be disrespectful. >> look at the time code on this. josh was asleep when i

. >> one of the things interesting is you write about your partner josh. you write about your sexuality in a very matter of fact way. you've been together for 11 years. you've been engaged for two years. but i think a lot of people probably didn't know you were gay. why did this feel like the right time to tell the public and write about the decision you did as if we all already knew. >> yeah, thank you. one of the big goals of the book was to make people laugh and, b, feel like you're just having a beer with me or four or five. and part of that was sharing a lot more experiences. josh and i have been together for 11 years. i'm really happy to share that chapter with folks. that chapter to your point is a love story ensconced in nascar. our second date, you know this from working in d.c., like sundays were my only days off as a staffer. when josh and i met, i was like, come over. we'll watch tv. it's a sunday afternoon. he comes over with an 18-pack of coors light and turns my tv to nascar. immediately i'm like this dude is going to leave with 16 of those

here is josh mankiewicz, with the "the mansion on ocean boulevard". >> some places feel secluded, insulated. secure. >> i can remember saying that and feeling that and saying nothing bad could ever happen here. >> here is coronado, california. just over a bridge from san diego. a town of beautiful beaches, people and homes. like this one, on ocean boulevard. except that in the summer of 2011, this mansion became ground zero for a mystery. >> this is a very bizarre death. there is no doubt about it. >> well actually there's been plenty of doubt and plenty of theories. >> my sister was dead. and did a lot of things growth my mind? yes. >> secrets both suspected and imagined. >> is it possible that other people know more than they're saying? yes. >> it's certainly possible. beyond that it's hard to say for sure. especially when it seems everyone has a story to tell. and those stories lead to accusations, often with zero proof. >> people are gonna believe what they're gonna believe with no evidence. >> paradise valley arizona was home for the shacknai family, but the summers they spent in coron

here again is josh mankiewicz. lapd detective salaam abdul-rahman was investigating the murder of a woman in a parking garage. then he learned that not only was pam fayed locked in a bitter divorce with her husband jim but that the gold trading company that had generated all the money they were fighting over was now under federal investigation and that pam was going to turn on her husband and cooperate with prosecutors. >> she was probably going to be a witness against him. he was pretty pissed off about that. >> what potentially were the penalties for mr. and mrs. fayed in that federal case? >> potentially they could have had their assets seized. that was if they have their assets seized fayed wouldn't be able to conduct business. >> after a long investigation, federal agents took jim into custody days after pam was killed. he was charged with operating a money transfer business without a license, and he pleaded not at the same time, detective abdul rahman continued his investigation into pam's murder, starting no

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jayapal: i have had conversations with josh gottheimer and others and believe everybody wants to move these bills forward. to get through the parliamentarian --i'm confident and looking because we have a lot of scores for different pieces of the legislation, so it is not like we don't know what these things cost, and it is not like we don't know what the taxes generate. we have cbo's for many parts of it and i believe that will be enough. >> is a bad faith what mansion -- manchin said yesterday? doesn't seem he is trying to slow down the process? rep. jayapal: i will not comment on what he said. i can't possibly do that and it is not worth it. i will focus on getting the two bills through, something we said we wanted three months ago, and we mcclear twice already we will not vote for one without the other and leave anybody behind, and now i think we are in the place where we will not leave anybody behind and we will vote for both bills together. >> it sounds like if you can get this done, people will work -- forget about the chaotic process and focus on the bill. rep. jayapal: i know

josh lipton has a breakdown for us josh >> so, jon, palantir ceo alex karp was not on that conference call other executives saying this was a fantastic quarter. numbers, q3 eps in line. revenue beat q4 revenue forecast also a beat. revenue for the full year expected to be 1.53 billion a jump of 40%. and karp's company reaffirming it does expect annual revenue growth of 30% or more through 2025 but rbc's saying a red flag to him in this report, decelerating growth on the government side but also he says on the commercial side if you back out the spacs, he says, palantir has become a big investor in tech companies that are themselves getting ready to go public palantir sector perform yes, deep customer relationships but also says there's a rich valuation on this one and he does have concerns about long-term growth post pandemic on the other hand, jeffries takes the other side of this trade. he says palantir is a buy. bottom line he says expectations were high heading into this print. that explains some of the decline this morning the key metric of financial health brent argues is backlo

one of them is a congressman who represents my hometown in new jersey, josh gottheimer. he was recently dubbed the man in the middle by the bergin record. as the paper noted, walking down the middle of any street can get you killed, especially in today's political climate. >> reporter: at first glance, it's like a scene in a movie. a bunch of local leaders gathered under a bridge in hackensack, new jersey. >> thank you very much. >> reporter: but it's a real political event, one congressman josh gottheimer has been waiting months to hold. >> the bipartisan infrastructure bill is a huge game-changer. >> reporter: the bill he pushed hard for is now law. his urgent political goal now, touting its concrete results. >> you wanted more le sources to fix them. when you get it, you do the job. >> reporter: gottheimer is a moderate democrat from a northern new jersey district representing by republicans for decades before he was elected in 2016, where this reporter grew up. we were represented in washington by a moderate republican. >> right. >> reporter: now you are a moderate d