alicia. we have team coverage with jacqui heinrich who is covering the president from massachusetts, but we begin with jonathan in atlanta with more details on this omicron variant. >> katy hochul signed executive order freeing up hospital space for potential surge in covid-19 patients. it takes effect in december 3rd and will be reevaluated on january 15th, governor heck ho l said in a statement that while the omicron variant has yet to be detected, it is coming. first identified in south africa, but dr. anthony fauci said he wouldn't be surprised if it's already here. doctor: we have not detected it yet but when you have a virus that is showing this degree of transmissibility and you're already having travel related cases that they've noted in israel and belgium and other places, when you have a virus like, this it almost invariably is ultimately going to go essentially all over. >> to protect yourself against omicron the cdc recommends pretty much the same strategies of the earlier version

alicia: the u.s. borders are going to europe to talk about european border problems. >> it has yet to be a true border town at the u.s. southern border in texas or in arizona the president has yet to go to the border and is 50 years in the press secretary jen psaki actually arguing because he flew into el paso for a campaign event and drove through that town which is a nine hour walk from the border that counts 13 years ago. this administration does not care to fix this problem because kamala harris was put in charge and this is the same person who prepared ice to the kkk and said illegal migration should be made legal. that is the person you want doing this and that's why this administration is pulling 23 - 25% on the handling of the border and they will pay for in 2022 in the midterms by losing the house and the senate. alicia: mandate may him to the shapes and colors and gets into the vaccine game. rules for the not for me, to people pushing masks are caught without one. ♪ knows everyone's unique

back to you. >> alicia: jonathan serrie in atlanta. the dow dropping more than 900 points due to variant concerns and big sell-offs in oil and travel stocks but let's bring in fox business host david as men, thank you so much for being here, good to see you. americans just came off an incredibly expensive thanksgiving. they wake up to this sell-off and this very frightening news about this variant. what do you say to americans out there what they should make of all of this? >> two words, don't panic. do not panic, three words. don't panic is the bottom line because the market was caught flat-footed by the delta variant. when that first came out, people didn't realize how avirulent it was, how continuous it was and of course made its way all around the world and turned out to be resistant to a lot of attempts to wipe it out and of course 2021, we've had more deaths in the united states primarily because of the delta variant than we did in all of 2020 so they don't want to get flat-footed again with this variant. it is much too early to

i'm alicia alicia. this hour, the verdict and the aftermath. what the kyle rittenhouse case reveals about the rule of law and accountability in america. >>> plus, where we go from here, michael tubs, one of the youngest mayors of any major american city weighs in and tells us about his new book detailing his life story with the intersection of politics, race, and proof of what is possible. >>> also ahead, the disconnect between the help democrats are securing for the american people and polling on how the american people view their job performance. when it comes to the party's promises on immigration, reforms have passed the house. we preview what could happen next in the senate. >>> let's begin this hour with the ongoing fallout from the kyle rittenhouse trial. found not guilty on all counts. it is a revealing conclusion to a baffling trial and raises big questions about our justice system and laws regarding self-defense in a country where there are more guns than humans. our country's country culture used to preach gun ownership came with res

it was an immediate success in alicia. another launch was al jazeera, a boucher. it began in early 2005 and gave you was real time footage of global and regional events. saddam hussein and his sons must leave a rack within 48 hours while at the foot of accomplish adena ada, about that i thought i thought so far i thought and thought ill and way up to anna south of sofa. i'd halla on the 20th of march, 2003. the us led invasion of iraq began. oh, look up m m, canada, nevada. so unacknowledged with subtle flow, other than ireland, but talon, huh. a as the invasion unfolded, al jazeera reporters were deployed throughout the country. ah, 3 weeks later, american tags rolled into baghdad. the 8th of april, 2003 american jets bombed algiers bureau in the iraq. he capital topic are you an alger zebra reporter who was filming on the roof at the time was killed. he was not the only al jazeera casualty camera men rashid wildly was killed while filming clashes in the southern city of cabella. americans want nothing more than to return home and that is your direction to night.

alicia slope with protective force or so. but on the complex up by you, but it shows on such tuition kessler always don't care center some of them prior to long story short or can't. i just knew sampling. that's a lot. he a few minutes for a one what it was in the 100 horn they, she was, wasn't below a 100 of them on the same on the internet that a little, those are cause a bunch of money for some designers. or some of them had a question. how did you vote and their friend them of 1990 about the preservation of the ussr? he also whistles at the shows, but, ah, in early august of 1991, u. s. president, george h. w. bush visited the ussr after meetings with gorbachev in moscow. he travelled to q, where he delivered a speech in front of the deputies of the supreme soviet. oh, when americans talk of freedom, we refer to people's ability to live without fear of government intrusion. ah, without fear of harassment by their fellow citizens. mm. without restricting others street. yes, freedom is not the same as independence, hulu. am

it was an immediate success in alicia. another launch was al jazeera, a boucher, it began in early 2005 and gave you was real time footage of global and regional events. saddam hussein and his sons must leave iraq within 48 hours. why didn't that little book almost adena ada about that? i thought i thought i thought and thought it an way up to an hour south of sofa. i'd halla on the 20th of march, 2003. the us led invasion of iraq began with we'll custom canada johnny bad the felony of honey lynch. books subtle flow, other than ireland, but ha, ha, ha, ha. a as the invasion unfolded, alger zeroed repulses were deployed throughout the country. 3 weeks later, american tags rolled into baghdad. the 8th of april, 2003 american jets formed algiers bureau in the iraq. he capital. hi. tonic are you? an alger zebra reporter who was filming on the roof at the time, was killed. he was not the only al jazeera casualty camera, men rashid wildly was killed while filming clashes in the southern city of karbala . americans want nothing m

machado. >> la ganadora, alicia machado. >> (gritos). >> la venezolana ex miss universo se impuso. machado consiguió el apoyo del público con 40 millones de votos. compartió el secreto del éxito dejando un mensaje para los latinos. >> desde que salí de mi casa con 17 años siempre he sido muy criticada, señalada, por mi carácter, por mi personalidad, por mi exceso de honestidad. mi papá, que en paz descanse decía esta es tu fortaleza. decirle a todos los latinos de este país que somos la fuerza más poderosa de estados unidos. >> (aplausos). >> voy a entregar este portafolio. >> con su triunfo en la casa de los famosos alicia machado se llevó

0, i looked alertly, sierra alicia. it's angela madison and thought dr. yoletta going to the other door while other school number by shelton, i la in just miss another, missouri. the channels footprint and sphere of influence had spread far beyond the middle east. alpha 0 expanded its presence into south america. journalists reported on the environment on drug trafficking, poverty, and inequality. the new bureau was in caracas. the capital of venezuela quinn was alum cantonsville evidence in i'll feel it away. i'll see miami often mexic. oh them after that is he? let me, i couldn't like i had humans when. what's that is it? i can a citizen can be done. my good, who were chavez? and as i, as anybody ever is when i answered that it was casa lynn lymphatic had fellas, i'll allow me of them looked at it in the anna. oh, smith and mackenzie, little boy, or a call to miss edge's eda. when i started, when asked her to have it, i guess eda, ne, adding for norfolk at bell, you could the sooner rather be don't be. and now the in

i'm a 30 that the heal a sambal extra classwork because it's the model at valley how alicia lane. welcome to welcome linked to huffy xander lynn for la dfi excision. evelyn, it varies to appear in ramallah, the ailing p l. o. lina jasa on a fat, remained in his west bank headquarters on a far as close as 8th was surrounded by his ready tanks placed there by ariel sharon, who by then had become israel's prime minister. out of font left for jordan, and then paris to seek medical treatment. ah, the 11th of november, 2004 al jazeera was the 1st to report the death of yasser arafat. al jazeera differed from its competitors by covering under reported regions from its earliest days, the channel had a presence in africa and actively sought out news from the continent. from its bureau in the sudanese capital cartoon, it reported on the presence of al qaeda in east africa. it was also on the ground for the humanitarian crisis that beset down for in 2003 that december and al jazeera correspondent was arrested on charges of quote, airing news containing false information aimed at smearing sed

alicia: i think it is harder. i cannot imagine anymore dovish fed chair, but we do know that markets test new fed chairs. so i am very pleased to see that there's increasing likelihood he will stay. his discussion today, i can't imagine him omitting the word transitory, but the bottom line is in those five factors he laid out back at jackson hole, they have slowly unwind -- slowly unwound to suggest this might not be transitory. the market has done the work for him. so even if he sounds more hawkish, the market has gotten their anyway. lisa: how much is his credibility at risk if he does not acknowledge some of the inflation we are seeing not only with respect to consumer prices, but also on the wage side? alicia: i think he will acknowledge it, but ultimately, transitory is a funny thing. it can mean different things at different times. right now it means sustained for long, but eventually will turn the other way. i think there is some evidence in the real economy that this can happen. we heard overnight vietnam

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>> yeah, alicia, that's a great point. let me just say that we need president biden to go all over the united states: i would love to see him come down to south florida to sell floridians the investments that he's making to finally tackle our infrastructure, which is crumbling. he is putting people back to work, people that don't need a college degree, good-paying jobs. the build back better bill that was just passed on the house floor yesterday, which is very exciting to see, the cost of child care is going to go down. the cost of prescription drug prices is going on down. these are things that americans have been looking for that they've been waiting for more than a decade. and i think it's important also to draw the contrast that this was a plan, an economic plan, a combined plan by biden and the democrats. yes, the infrastructure bill was passed in a bipartisan fashion, but republicans overwhelmingly have tried to obstruct any progress. and we need to draw that contrast by being present. it can't just be by sending ema

alicia, that's all we have right now. waukesha pd, by the way, telling people on facebook a short time ago, stay away, understandably, from this downtown area around the parade. as we get more information here into msnbc, we will get it straight to you. for now, we're going to take a short break. more "american voices" right after this. and this is the sound of better breathing. fasenra is a different kind of asthma medication. it's not a steroid or inhaler. fasenra is an add-on treatment for asthma driven by eosinophils. it's one maintenance dose every 8 weeks. it helps prevent asthma attacks, improve breathing, and lower use of oral steroids. nearly 7 out of 10 adults with asthma may have elevated eosinophils. fasenra is designed to target and remove them. fasenra is not a rescue medication or for other eosinophilic conditions. fasenra may cause allergic reactions. get help right away if you have swelling of your face, mouth, and tongue, or trouble breathing. don't stop your asthma treatments unless your doctor tells yo

hi, alicia thanks to coming >> it is a pleasure to be here with you. >> i wonder if you could tell us what you think people can do to get ready for what we know is a coming earthquake in san francisco. >> well, one of the most things that people can do is to make sure that you have a plan to communicate with people who live both in and out of state. having an out of state contact, to call, text or post on your social network is really important and being able to know how you are going to communicate with your friends, and family who live near you, where you might meet them if your home is uninhab hitable. >> how long do you think that it will be before things are restored to normal in san francisco. >> it depends on the severity of the earthquake, we say to provide for 72 hours tha, is three days, and it helps to know that you might be without services for up to a week or more, depending on how heavy the shaking is and how many after shocks we have. >> what kind of neighborhood and community involvement might you want to have before an earthquake to make sure that you are going to abl

alicia: we also have a forecast for jd. jd gmd 11 day accumulated expectation we have is to grow 22 to 20 -- 22% to 26%. part of that is because judging from the june 18 sales at also the first half sales and our expectation for the second half for jd to remain pretty solid at 22% to 23%. i think judging from that, they have also been gaining market share from their peers and on the strategy of working pretty well. we do think this should probably could sustain a pretty solid growth for single -- shery: great having you with us. head of penn nation internet research at citigroup. let's stay with alibaba, singles' day. some have built massive followings and can move billions of dollars worth of goods in a single broadcast. here is a look at the growth and future of e-commerce live streams. from me china's most popular retail influencers. these two have such big followings, he wants sold 15,000 units of lipstick in five minutes. together, they racked up sales last year of $8.2 billion. that has made him a multimillionaire at

alicia, it's entirely unpredictable. here we typically expect that the government may arraign bannon on the charges and there may be some form of hearing over detention. it's not clear yet whether the government will seek to detain bannon. that would be a heavy lift, but they may decide to argue that given his past history, he's something of a flight risk. it seems highly doubtful to me that a judge would detain him on this misdemeanor charge. >> congressman jerry raskin says the january 6th committee may use civil contempt charges to force bannon to testify. how would that work, joyce? >> so it would work about the same way that what we've seen with bannon would work. with one big difference. because madows was in the white house at the time of these events, he has a somewhat better claim to executive privilege, but i thought the congressman said something very important in his stamtd. he pointed out that meadows completely ignored the subpoena. you have to show up, you have to produce documents or provide a privilege l

hoy con alicia pÉrez, gracias por estar con nosotros alicia, cuÉntanos, cÓmo ha impactado covid-19 el regreso a la escuela. >>> ha habido bastante confusiÓn de los requisitos, si tienen que estar o no vacunados. por este Último aÑo y medio hemos tenido mucho stress en nuestra vi da. >>> a donde acudir para mÁs informaciÓn. un programa que busca dar apoyo a las familias. como parte de la salud mental de la comunidad y tambiÉn del bienestar en general para nuestras familias. >>> gracias por todos estos recursos para mÁs informaciÓn en pantalla, nos vemos a la prÓxima. ♪♪ yo nunca lo imaginÉ. >>> esta pequeÑa con 18 meses fue contagiada con covid-19, la historia completa esta tarde, telemundo 48 le ayuda a un televidente de san josÉ a recuperar cientos de dÓlares que le cobraron al comprar en una tienda. y aunque bueno, sabemos que faltan semanas para que llegue la navidad, ya una pelÍcula esÁa dando de quÉ hablar. se trata de la cinta, duende, lo que llama la atenciÓn es el atuendo que lleva el actor que se subastÓ por menos de 300 mil dÓlares, la venta semanas de

alicia ortega es la creadora, una migrante que consigue refugia entre imÁgenes religiosas y ahora es una importante mujer de negocios. >> cuando veo la noticia y veo lo que estÁ pasando digo bueno, pues hagamos la pulsera del presidente mÁs poderoso del mundo, Ésta tuvo mucho Éxito. como yo tengo muchos familiares en estados unidos, pues desearÍa que esto ojalÁ y los proteja. ahÍ vio un plan de negocios que se consolidÓ cuando joe biden le mostrÓ el presidente lÓpez obrador la virgen de guadalupe en su primer encuentro en marzo pasado. si el presidente la trae puesta y estÁ con la virgen de guadalupe, tambiÉn me gustarÍa que mi presidente usara su pulsera. en ese encuentro dijo que uso el rosario de su hijo fallecido, asÍ que alicia espera que su pulsera con la virgen de guadalupe y sus buenos deseos ayuden al presidente lÓpez obrador en su relaciÓn con estados unidos. jorge: terminamos con buenas esperanza y con mÚsica tambiÉn. recuerde, despuÉs del noticiero, los latÍn grammy. ilia: los tienes que ver. habrÁ grandes artistas. nos vemos maÑana con mÁs en univi

alicia is trying to wrap her head that her fiancÉ and two boys watched it happen. >> that was her world. she did everything for them. >> her son heard the shots. >> he didn't know she was hit. the little boy said, what happened to mommy? my son looked and he noticed she was gone. blood was everywhere. >> the shooting was random and as reminiscent of the death of jasper wu who was killed on 880 earlier this month. >> we have to stop killing each other. why are we burying the people that are supposed to be our future. >> cheryl hurd on today in the bay. >>> police say a girl was taken by her boyfriend and friend as a joke outside a gas station on santa rosa. we have surveillance video from that gas station. witnesses say they saw the teenager standing on the corner when a man grabbed her and forced her into a dark vehicle. once in the car, she realized she was with her friends and not in danger. then they headed to l.a. for a road trip. >> it was just a practical joke. >> it's unclear if any charges will be filed related to this incident. >>> are you fully vaccinated? the answer to that q

muchas gracias alicia por todo estos recursos más (informacion en pantalla) nos vemos en la próxima.fue la rueda de prensa de despedida del pez y a las 6:00 de la tarde vamos escuchar las palabras del delantero luis de los goles de la mls la historia del goleador, se esté días en el 2005 cuando un joven delantero de california con el equipo local con el número 29 la espalda como sustituto en un duelo contra chivas luego de que el equipo se reubicó houston ganó dos título pero luego vuelve la bahía y ese fue el gol el 2 de agosto de 2009 17 y compases de salinas marcó su primer gol según la goleado por cuatro a cero. fue la campaña más espectacular de la carrera de wondolowski 27 goles en 32 partidos para empatar la marca que tenía de más goles en una campaña. en ese marco 2012 wondolowski ganó cuatro veces el primer jugador del vencedor llevarse el primer jugador más valioso de la mls. ese año también marcó su carrera ganó su segundo voto de oro como máximo la del certamen ayudando al pueblo el hombre cerramos este palco deportivo con el último adiós el gol 146 el

alicia picks up our coverage now. >> hello, everyone. i'm alicia menendez. 18-year-old kyle rittenhouse is a free man after claiming self-defense for why he shot and killed two men with an ar-15. the state journal argues it sends the wrong message. the answer to unrest including the torching of homes and vehicles. but that's not the message rittenhouse supporters heard. some celebrated showing off a white power symbol. they were not alone. "the washington post" quotes -- >> in the meantime americans, disappointed with the verdict took to the streets protesting in kenosha and other cities across the country. nonviolent although authorities did declare a riot in portland. barbara mcquaid, former u.s. attorney, and malcolm nance, and senior reporter. it's great to see y'all. malcolm, you were the first person i heard talking about this. how did yesterday's acquittal further empower those militia? >> they operate within a field where they see themselves as acceptable vigilantes. starting in charlottesville in 2018 and moving onto the summer

>> hey, alicia. some of the stories we're following, a stampede overnight at the astroworld festival in houston left at least eight people dead, at least 13 remain hospitalized. officials say there were reports a security guard was injected with something into his neck and had to be revived. detectives say this is now a homicide and narcotics investigation. >>> "the new york times" reports the fbi searched of home of james o'keeffe of project veritas connected to an investigation into a stolen diary belonging to president biden's daughter. friday o'keeffe acknowledged people claiming to have ashley biden's diary had previously approached him. >>> a massive crowd in glasgow of 100,000 protesting the u.n. climate summit. climate activists held similar protests across europe demanding governments across the globe act fast to cut greenhouse gas emissions. more "american voices" right after this break. ♪ ♪ there are beautiful ideas that remain in the dark. but with our new multi-cloud experience, you

reportera: alicia dice que solamente estÁn combatiendo los que viven en un mismo techo. >> uno ya tiene 12 aÑos. reportera: a diferencia de los adultos, sus hijos no estÁn inmunizados. corren algÚn riesgo las personas vacunadas que estÁn con niÑos menores de cinco aÑos que no estÁn vacunados? >> los niÑos no tienen una infecciÓn muy fuerte si les da covid—19, pero ellos no se protegen y van a transmitir el virus. reportera: esto, porque los niÑos menores de cinco aÑos son los Únicos no elegibles para vacunarse. gloria teme contagiar a sus hijas, por lo que ambas usan mascarillas. >> quiero que estÉn bien. reportera: debe tener presente que aÚn se puede contagiar aunque estÉ vacunado. >> hay que colocarse la mascarilla por protecciÓn. reportera: se recomienda realizar se la prueba. >> si no hay sÍntomas, esperar siete dÍas y hacer una prueba. reportera: en este momento el doctor recomienda vacunarse. paola: gracias. organizaciones e iglesias repartieron alimentos desde esta maÑana por thanksgiving. >> nuestra filosofÍa siempre ha sido de manos abiertas. en otras pal

alicia the la a sob, she can give you welcome vouchers. in 2006 al jazeera launched its english channel. it's november the 15th day, one of a new era and television news. i'm surely gosh, and i'm sam is a dan. this is al jazeera the news bulletins was supported by documentaries discussions and investigations to bring the depth and insight to global events from a range of perspectives on rebuilding. also coming up an exclusive booking for out 0 is very different. walking into the out a 0 newsroom is somewhat like being here where i'm based now for our to a 0 in the united nations. out to 0 is in some ways the united nations of television, the diversity, and now is there a newsroom is one of its main strengths. and in my final years at the bbc, there was a huge focus on diversity. ah. and it did make some achievement in some progress . ah, but it never really got to, i think where it wanted to go in that time when i was there. and when i arrived to al jazeera english, one of my 1st impressions, when i walked into the newsroom was, wow, this

. >> reporter: alicia butler drowning in grief tonight, telling us about her daughter imani morris shot dead on a bay area freeway. she spoke to us by phone from her home in georgia. she says she facetimed her daughter just 20 minutes before she was shot and killed. >> it was my husband, myself and our grand kids were all on the phone, and she said, i'll call you later. and then i started getting phone calls and i didn't want to believe it was true. >> reporter: imani and her two boys were in this burgundy suv around 9:00 a.m. heading to san francisco for a second job interview. the 29-year-old was in the passenger seat when c.h.p. says someone fired at the car as it was heading toward the bay bridge toll plaza. alicia is trying to wrap her head around the shocking details that her fiancee and two boys watched it happen. >> that was her world. she did everything for them. she was a good mom. >> reporter: imani's fiancee's mother heard the shots. >> she didn't know she was hit. what happened to mommy? my son said he looked and that's when he noticed she was gone. blood was everywhere. >>

so great entrepreneurs, alicia, just as person i've said is slow asleep modesto, but it's a, it's in awe surgical as of such as a p if come, oh, shit is still falling. but where his alicia is push my resume over pro, use the additionally upon the board get difficult, but also them isn't with a quote. just to put it was a glass, a couple of to do must be a little. she had to pursue his appeal to chicago was going to put, you know, with was religious is a slower stevenson movie the is coming up a little bit, put a lemon here in those words to put a button to can result shadows. but there was a thick step across him, the we can to much just little up here in that will put it in a bottle trusted with them. so this should go the course traditional the comment book, literally prisoner, sure, known as ocean goes to an end with. so what did you call, are they just included with, with us, formally? yeah, recording from absolute a must have group as well. so you ah, the yoko shuffle room vicious post will go up late the court demo, conditional spend one most chioma crill during the year. cool.

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but listen yeah, for the little little loop as alicia, vis a miracle, a center. and i just didn't that i fled them from the loan. i deal with nothing. balboa, let him know he is the crab trap door. nature phase can say you, you, you were, they had eula, like dash rooftop to florida. i checked them out on those lines. shoot nobody at the gym at the chance on that. that isn't. upkeep italy's my a be the listen or go again. you with the we've left a place to sell isn't it? will go left with a waging by them, by elizabeth younger than in my air force. bring your knees, try him. you'll feel as much as if they'd buggy at them when it is known that specialists from the fbi, i in special prosecutor mart, abortion worked closely with la ranko, which in addition to conversations with him, revealed that he worked with a very wide circle of people and ukraine laws wrinkle was sentenced to 9 years in prison, but he only served 6. he was accused of embezzling $114000000.00, but that amount was eventually reduced to only $4000000.00. apparently, laws, ranko told everything he k

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reportera: alicia dice que en su reuniÓn familiar sÓlo van a compartir los que viven bajo el mismo techo. >> tengo niÑos que todavÍa no vacunamos. reportera: sus hijos no estÁn inmunizados y quisimos hablar con un experto. corren riesgo las personas vacunadas que estÉn reunidas con niÑos no vacunados? >> los niÑos pueden tener una infecciÓn no muy fuerte, pero pueden transmitir el virus a todos. reportera: los menores de cinco aÑos son los Únicos no elegibles para vacunarse contra covid—19. >> usando mascarillas. reportera: gloria estÁ usando precauciones porque sus niÑas no estÁn vacunadas. >> quiero que mis familiares estÉn bien. reportera: debe tener presente que aÚn estando vacunado se puede contagiar, pero de forma menos grave. >> vacunarse para su protecciÓn. reportera: se recomienda hacer pruebas de inmediato si no estÁ vacunado. >> esperar cinco dÍas. paola: gracias. veamos cÓmo guardar la comida que sobrÓ para que no se daÑe. detalles en breve. tambiÉn le explicamos sobre ayudas disponibles para pequeÑos negocios. fernanda: esperamos cambios en los prÓxi

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very simply put, alicia. they are rigging the election so that -- they are making it harder and harder for people to vote. and these will not be fair elections. that's what they want. they are rigging the system so that they can retain power. >> flad to that, do you think there is a little consequence for democrats directly if they don't get this done? >> of course. because, you know what, if the republicans regain control of the house and the senate -- my gosh, do you know the last time they had control? what did they do? they passed huge tax breaks, $1.5 trillion in tax breaks for the richest people in our country. they are not lifting a finger to help the people in our country get back to work. they did not lift a finger for the rescue plan that put hundreds of millions of dollars to reopen schools for example. or that enable families to get money for child care. all of that. they have no interest in doing anything. and that's what's at stake when republicans regain control. they are not interested in help

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an important lesson here, alicia do you think this is why they invented virtual? >> i think so i've always said trouble with the mercy rule. some people may get mad at me for this, i have five teenagers, right? five teenagers who have or do play sports. and i have always had a hard time with the mercy rule because it is sports pretty play to win. someone is going to win and someone is going to lose. it depends on how the people who are winning are behaving for that is one thing. however, this team that scored all these points is also a success story. three years ago they were a losing team. they turned themselves around and have become a giant. what message does this send to those players who have turned this into a successful team they now need to apologize for the win? how they behaved is a different story we teach and our kids we teach you try to win gracefully. he tried to lose gracefully. it's not always easy but that is what sports is put out seven daddy was a coach. i have heard these things my entire life. i cannot imagine him apologizing for a win, that i

nela richardson, and alicia levine. ladies i have the perfect chart i think will predict tomorrow, i think it will be a huge beat. the u.s. savings rate has come down dramatically in the last month. i think people have no choice now. they have spent all the money. they have to go back to work. nela, are you buying my theses here? >> i think there is something to it. great to be with you. personal incomes went down in the third quarter so that is an important driver but i really think we'll see a rebound in job gains because of the control of the delta variant. that variant took a bite out of august and september jobs reports. remember as cases started ticking up in mid-july. charles: right. >> i think now that virus is coming more under control you will see a ramp up in hiring, which had been stalled in the previous two months. charles: alicia i want your thoughts on that but i think we have a serious dilemma. that underscored in a lot of data especially yesterday, im service report. supply chain, inflation is soaring.

>> well, thank you, alicia, for having me on. you know, with the tremendous leadership of the congressional black caucus, our chairwoman, joyce beatty, the majority whip jim clyburn, and our caucus chair hakeem jeffries and every one of the congressional black caucus chairs, we were able to propose a breakthrough really between the factions that led to the vote on the bipartisan infrastructure bill and moving forward on the build back better framework, which now guarantees that we're going to deliver big for the american people. democrats did just that, and we're going to continue to deliver for them as we pass additional measures this year. >> i want to say i really appreciate your shifting the focus from speaker pelosi to the cbc because this is how these things happen. it's not like someone comes into a room and gives like one monumental speech, and everyone is, you're right, i changed my mind. this is about going person to person, office to office. help us understand why the cbc was in such a strong position to address the cr

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hi, alicia thanks to coming >> it is a pleasure to be here with you. >> i wonder if you could tell us what you think people can do to get ready for what we know is a coming earthquake in san francisco. >> well, one of the most things that people can do is to make sure that you have a plan to communicate with people who live both in and out of state. having an out of state contact, to call, text or post on your social network is really important and being able to know how you are going to communicate with your friends, and family who live near you, where you might meet them if your home is uninhab hitable. >> how long do you think that it will be before things are restored to normal in san francisco. >> it depends on the severity of the earthquake, we say to provide for 72 hours tha, is three days, and it helps to know that you might be without services for up to a week or more, depending on how heavy the shaking is and how many after shocks we have. >> what kind of neighborhood and community involvement might you want to have before an earthquake to make sure that you are going to abl

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