since then ennis says he's prevented 151 murders. just in month, a 50-year-old woman in michigan policemen guilty for attempting to using his website to kim her husband. this, "sportscenter" indications, the website is a scam. >> i think a lot of these people around very bright. >> they're not rocket surgeons, you might say. reporter: and despite several news reports written about the website. ennis says the requests keep oncoming. some are hoaxes but some are very well. >> it's scary. i've had cases out of l.a. and stockton. i'm working on a case right now with the l.a. county sheriff's department. it makes you wonder who's out there. you never know. reporter: thankfully bob ennis is here to try to stop them. reggie: that is wild. what did i just -- [laughter] ama: i don't know what to say. spencer, let's go to weather. spencer: mainly clear skies overnight although a few high clouds moving there result bay area and a patch or two of low fog. look for another mimed sunny late november day from temperatures mid 60's at the coast to y

that's sue ennis of hut 8 mining. we take a deeper look at why best buy shares are plummeting the most since before the pandemic. that's our stock of the hour and it's coming up next. this is bloomberg. ♪ this is bloomberg. ♪ >> let's get to the first word news this afternoon. southern california's edison utility company power 100,000 homes and companies to prevent live wires from falling. los angeles and orange county are two to have their power to shut off if winds is too discuss. last year they cut power on thanksgiving day. ritika: a win for the biden administration which wants greater semi conductor capacity on u.s. soil. bloomberg learned that it be factor from samsung's manufacturing hub in austin. samsung is hoping to win more american clients and win over taiwan's manufacturing. and israel started giving the covid-19 vaccine from children 5-11. health ministry statistics show a large share of the new infections are in children and teenagers. children ages 5-11 make up nearly half of active cases. and the

ennis cantor, great to have you with us. you've seen so much courage in speaking out about this. i love in the piece that you wrote in the "wall street journal," you cited when is possible when athletes speak out. bill russell stood up against racial injustice, mohammed ali against the vietnam war. do you feel like you're alone when you put these things on your sneakers and protesting china? >> someone has to do it. there's so many athletes, so many actors, so many singers and rappers out there. they're scared to say a word because they care too much about their money, the endorsement deals. they are worried what the teams they play for say. they should know one thing. it should be morals and principles over money. shouldn't be the opposite way. people's life depends on this. it's so important especially athletes. there's so many young people out there that idolize us. if we don't stand up, we will. i do feel alone, yes. so many people care too much about the business side of it. but to me, human rights are way more than importants than anything you offer me. >> martha: you're se

joining us now is ennis kanter. i know you had a game last night, you want the winter olympics for moved. let's say that doesn't happen. it is unlikely for that to happen. what do you think athletes should do? should they refuse to go to china? >> thanks for having me, john. i think if you see what's happening in china it is definitely heart breaking. there are so many human rights violations and so many people who are suffering right now. and shame on organizations like international olympic committee that is setting up an olympic games this coming winter in a place like china where there is a dictatorship happening right now at this moment. i believe, you know, just to me, it is very sad because there has not been one athlete or one country hasn't boycott the olympics yet. but i believe if you see what's happening to the recent attack on chinese tennis player, it is just heart breaking. i believe all the athletes, not just athletes, all the countries and people need to speak up and just that's why we need to boyco

. >> seth: you got your older one, is ennis the older one >> ennis is the older one, he's 3 1/2, and - did you experience any sort of -- any problems with the older child dealing with the new? >> seth: there was one time where the -- because we had a 2-year gap where the 2-year-old walked across the room and the baby was on the floor and he just fully stepped on top of it. [ laughter ] >> oh, wow >> seth: and, like, with a big -- and then he said it was an accident, but we -- it was on, like, the nest cam you know, like the -- and he just had the most [ bleep ] eating grin, like -- [ laughter ] >> oh, wow >> seth: yeah. >> accidentally. >> seth: did you have anything >> well, we kept waiting for the other shoe to drop, because you hear these terrible stories of the older kid, you know, reacting really awfully. and one night we were in our room, and our kid runs in and we have the bassinet next to our bed and he just says, "i'm going to pee on the floor. we're like, "no, no, no. you can't pee on the floor." and he's like -- and i don't even think he really had to pee that bad it was j

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ennis can'ter has proven to have kanter. has proven to have the courage. he has the more courage to back up. on the stay in your lane aspect of that, brian. this is what is fascinating. something will yield. looking at the irresistible force and immovable rock. look back at history. general manager of the houston rockets says something about talk juan. brian: hong kong. will: forgive me, yields to the chinese threats. kanter talking not just but the uyghur muslims but standing up to taiwan as well. making several political stand against chairman xi. you would think the chinese would not remain silent on. also bring in kaepernick on this because if you think about this. kaepernick makes a political protest on the field. the nfl says goodbye because his risk does not outweigh his reward. is he too expensive. it costs their business too much. ennis kanter has a ton of moral courage. he is not great nba player right now. he is a guy at the end of the bench. it will be fascinating to see what the nba does with kanter's future knowing that he is costing them. is

i saw a book by given more ennis -- by david moranis and it was about in the operation i was in. that was quite an experience and i am still digesting a lot of that. that was an interesting story he wrote. host: what you mean you are digesting a lot of that? caller: when you look at the motives in wars -- i got lucky. i never got hurt. i saw a lot of guys get hurt and die. in the town i lived in, there were probably eight or nine or 10 guys i knew personally that died over there. you just think about what i saw there, the weight they had to live, those people, and how we live here, i was glad to get back. i was never bitter. i just thought it is your turn and then you come back to the greatest country in the world and you did your duty. they say they never lost the battle over there, but we lost that one. i wonder to this day about the people i met over there, things that i did. that is basically it. host: thank you for calling in. i want to share from the society of the honor guard, this tweet is sent out, "in honor of the centennial of the tomb of the unknown soldier, bob marti

as she puts it, head lunch lady in ennis, montana. tammy, thank you for your time this morning. you and your staff serve breakfast and lunch to about 340 students every day. help us understand what it's like to do that job right now even when you can't get your hands on some of the basics like fruits and vegetables? >> it's a challenge for all lunch programs throughout the nation, i believe. it's kind of like when you're playing the walnut game, you never know what you're going to be able to order. my friend said she'll place an order and by the time she places it, several items aren't available. you just kind of have to punt and go with the flow and try to keep the kids happy and fed. the hardest part is trying to follow all the government guidelines. we're supposed to have whole grain everything for breakfast. as of right now, that's pretty much impossible to get those products. >> according to the montana free press, some schools there scrambling to modify menus or getting rid of popular items entirely. other smaller districts are sending people on runs to local grocery store

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he will reportedly change his name to ennis kanter freedom, as he continues to slam china for human rights abuses, calling for freedom of tibet and hong kong. lamar a jackson dropped back, he will be intercepted. if you're lamar jackson, you can throw four picks and your team will still beat the cleveland browns, 16-10. 10. i was watching the last game we had. bucs running back for 28 yards and that touchdown right there, tampa outlasting the colts in indy, 38-31. carley: the new england patriots beat the tennessee titans, 36-13. meanwhile, aaron rodgers out doing matt stafford, as they defeat the rams at lambeau. todd: there's danny jones, my giants, it says my in the prompter and it's bolded, they take down the nfc east rivals the philadelphia eagles, 13-7. it was one of the ugliest games you're going to see. don't feed your child cheese and jump up and down with her when your team wins, otherwise it won't be a pretty scene at the end, advice to the nation. carley: very important advice. also he stubbed his toe when they won. todd: it was quite a debacle. carley: luckily you don't have t

their alleged connection to off death. 2 of those arrested identified as 23 year-old ruben gonzalez ennis of indianapolis and 21 year-old antonio valencia of concord. the other 2 suspects are not being identified publicly because one is currently a minor. the other was a minor at the time of kaufman's death. officials did not indicate the motive for this killing. take a look at this. the oca museum of california has temporarily closed its special exhibit because of water damage. we're told the damage happened from that heavy rainfall we had last month on october the 24th the museum says it's never had damage to this extent before. luckily no art work nor artifacts were damaged. but the dead were destroyed. but the damage did occur in the of the. it's exhibition space and in a gallery where an upcoming exhibition was being built property restoration company is actively working to make the repairs necessary to the space kron four's. gayle ong is following up on this story. she'll have more coming up in our primetime newscast starting at 09:00pm mountain. the residents are now facing a water

someone has to take the stand to explain what was going on through one of their minds at the time the ennis dernt occurred. the attorneys get together to figure out which might be the best person to articulate that and demonstrate the fear. the attorneys decided travis mcmichael was best suited to do that. as we saw from that blistering cross-examination, you know, there were some points that were made by the state clearly and it was a risk. and i think that in the end the gamble might not have paid off. >> she clearly drove home the point that they had the trucks. they had the gun. they were -- >> chased him. >> they were the people chasing toward him. they were the aggressors. she made that point pretty vividly. in your state of wisconsin, the jury is still deliberating over kyle rittenhouse. next week is a short week with the holidays. what do you think of the fact there hasn't been a verdict yet? do we make anything of that? why does the judge letting a juror take the instructions home, that seems unusual. i'm not an attorney, laura jarrett, but that seems unusual to me. >> never happen

. >> and ennis kanter, i appreciate you coming on and speaking your mind and the statement you've chosen to make. thank you. >> thank you, john. >>> "new day" continues right now. >>> this is cnn breaking news. >> and good morning to our viewers here in the united states and around the world. it is tuesday, november 23rd. i'm john berman with brianna keilar. and we do begin with breaking news. just moments ago the white house announced the u.s. will release 50 million barrels of oil from the strategic petroleum reserve, part of the biden administration's effort to fight rising oil and gas prices during the holiday travel season. >> and joining us now to discuss is jared bernstein, a member of the white house council of economic advisers. thank you for being with us this morning here. can you give us a sense how did the white house come to this number, 50 million barrels? >> well this is joe biden doing what he said he would do, using every tool at the disposal to help the american consumer get through the period where production isn't quite up to demand. so 50 million barrels includes 32

he then goes on and rants about colonel gary ennis 28 pennsylvania is failing everything. and then nevin, excuse me white says do you remember seeing in your papers last fall and account of the officer on a white charger that used to appear in front of edward sperry and look over at your work, the union work. well, they used to fire at him with their big guns all in vain. this is white speaking. this mayor is the charger tapping his horse with the whip and i am the man. your papers did not know if it was beauregard or johnson. so white is sort of boasting there. and it continues notwithstanding his vanity ignorance and polished this captain was a very good officer being adapted to the partisan service. how many guys did the confederate have there? you've got mosby, harriet gilmore, white a whole host of other guys. they had plenty of those. this is an interesting description his men or stouthearted fellows but plainly attired well but plainly attired. the only military thing and their attire were there heavy great overcoats with which they were provided. they were armed wi

boss 10 celtics play, ennis kanter has a message for our president ahead of the meeting with president xi. president biden stop playing games with bullies and do what you promised to the world, prioritize human rights. we got that, brian, i want to know what the nba is saying about this because they have a huge stake in china. >> they said things in support of ennis kanter. what he said, the nba says you can come out for social causes. we support you. he came out against china. radio silence from the rest of the league unbelievably. we'll play the olympics there. what they did, china said we're not longer carrying boston sell tick games. they're not carrying houston rocket games. not carrying boston sell tick games. it will cost them on the, indirectly cause the celtics a lot of revenue. how can you say i'm coming out against genocide. you can't be quiet. look at his shoes. his shoes have all the declaration about the evils in china. he is showing more guts than the secretary of it state and the president who won't bring up the origin of the virus, doesn't want to bring up hong kong. e

provide that support, because it is achievable, is doable and i think the shining examples of jessica ennis—hill and other role models as to how it can be done, but also for each generation to know that you can be an elite athlete, you can be a mother, you can have other careers but you can also excel all of the same time. it’s all of the same time. it's interesting _ all of the same time. it's interesting you _ all of the same time. it's interesting you say - all of the same time. it's interesting you say that because i'm sure there will be and have been some female athletes who think, actually, i really want to just focus on my sport for now, i'll have children later on after i retired from the sport. but you are saying you can do both? i from the sport. but you are saying you can do both?— you can do both? i think the opportunity _ you can do both? i think the opportunity is _ you can do both? i think the opportunity is now- you can do both? i think the opportunity is now there - you can do both? i think the - opportunity is now there anything for a long time there had been that mentality

i want to play for you sound from brian ennis, who interviewed newsome. watch this. >> when plain-clothes police officers come back into the streets with the mentality they are going to eradicate crime, they will make a mistake and kill someone. when that happens, when eric adams allows these police to go out into our city and crack heads and racially profile individuals, there is going to be instances of police brutality and it is only a matter of time before someone dies and that will be a trigger. we all know what happens when that trigger is pulled. >> dana: not in my city, that is what the mayor said. >> benjamin: that is not what the mayor said, the mayor said we will have backs of the cops. if they do something wrong, we will hold them accountable. that is a balanced message for me. i want to like hawk, i saw the protests he did against the vaccine mandates, i was standing with him on that. my question is whose blood is going to be on the street? there is blood on the streets of new york, crime is all over, pushing people into trains, shootings, ra

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citizen changing his name to ennis kanter freedom all yesterday calling out nba fellow players over silence on china human rights abuses with real moral courage, disney under fire episode of the similar sonz mocked chinese censorship appears removed from hong kong version of disney plis app they visit tiananmen square a sign saying this on site 1989 notion happened joining me bill mcgurn thanks very much for being here, looking anything in the simpsons, ran the way under rupert murdoch and fox sold business to disney now censoring about tiananmen. >> er. >> the price of doing business in china. everyone known that especially under xi jinping. there is the risk of occasional humaniliation when you do something run afoul of chinese political correctness they punish you so there's two questions one is what does that do for business in china? but the other what does it do for your brand name a, you know in other parts of the world. so, i think we are going to see more of this, because china is becoming increasingly insistent you are seeing rares leadership roll over this president yet to raise

so behooves all of us including ennis kanter, he's showing more moral courage than lebron james, the democratic party and press combined and good for him and we need more voices like him and jamie dimon speaking out. maria: yeah, you're slightly right. ines kanter has had courage, he will lose money and friends because of it but he certainly has that moral courage and integrity. quick break and then the republican push to take control of congress. tennessee congressman chuck is here, we will talk with him about where we stand on policy when we come right back. stay with us. ♪ ♪ ♪ maria: welcome back, more resignations on the democrat side as republicans look to capitalize on president biden's plummeting poll numbers and take back the house. the national republican congressional committee which focuses on soaring prices and failed policies in new ad campaign coming after home depot ken lagone joined me highlighting the build back better plan and how it would impact americans, watch this. >> to pass this reconciliation bill is totally irresponsible. inflation is the most regressi

i saw a book by given more ennis -- by david moranis and it was about in the operation i was in. that was quite an experience and i am still digesting a lot of that. that was an interesting story he wrote. host: what you mean you are digesting a lot of that? caller: when you look at the motives in wars -- i got lucky. i never got hurt. i saw a lot of guys get hurt and die. in the town i lived in, there were probably eight or nine or 10 guys i knew personally that died over there. you just think about what i saw there, the weight they had to live, those people, and how we live here, i was glad to get back. i was never bitter. i just thought it is your turn and then you come back to the greatest country in the world and you did your duty. they say they never lost the battle over there, but we lost that one. i wonder to this day about the people i met over there, things that i did. that is basically it. host: thank you for calling in. i want to share from the society of the honor guard, this tweet is sent out, "in honor of the centennial of the tomb of the unknown soldier, bob marti

afternoon the president of taiwan over the weekend thanked ennis canter for supporting taiwan. might be they are not public. brian: celtic games, rockets game banned in china because the g.m. tweeted something. moved onto the 76ers. they're afraid of bringing something up and they would hurt their bottom line. ainsley: what is the 10 sentences video streaming service. they pulled the celtic season opener. 10-cent paid $1 billion to the nba. brian: there is right and wrong. and go over there and play the olympics with then. and the word is after the olympics, all hell is going to break loose with taiwan because they are afraid of nobody showing up if they take taiwan right now. steve: let's see if joe biden brings any of this today. ainsley: doubtful. steve: let's see. brian: let's see the sneakers he wears during virtual conference. steve: do they show your feet? brian: more on do they show your feet at the summit let's go to carley shimkus. carley: i don't know me talking about feet. could be something other people are in to but not me. brian: a rejection on my toss. i can't b

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ennis canter throwing jabs at lebron james for staying silent on worker abuses nike factory in china. kanter wore these sneakers last night. they feature lebron bowing to xi jinping as he gets crowned. now lebron is back. >> give me my energy. is he not someone i would give my energy too to create an opportunity for himself. >> james has a lifetime contract with nike and the shoe giant recently bought a piece of his spring hill company. nike also kaepernick interesting things to say again yesterday. ridiculous things to say. heart-warming video capturing the moment a missing tennessee threerld reunited with his mommy after three weeks. noah was missing after a scheduled visit with his dad. authorities issued a amber alert after the boy's father failed to bring him home. noah was found safe in california and his dad was arrested. those are your headlines. rachel: well, coming up, omar takes aim at aoc over her woke politics. >> aoc fired back that term almost used by exclusively older people. this is a term folks like you brought out. rachel: seems like the left is finally starting to