baa and ten cent. i think these have been great trading ranges dan's playing it as a trader we don't know what mother -- excuse me, china is going to do. i have been preferring to play it across the eem, and in fact i was doing it through levered -- a levered three times remerging because i thought we got to oversold dynamics. >> there's a three times eem >> it's three times eem. >> deep end of the pool here. >> dance by the door here. i hate three times as a holding vehicle, but as a trading vehicle they can be effective. >> it's amazing what can light this group on fire these are internet rumors that circulate around and apparently the ministry of health in china is supposed to be holding a news conference tomorrow on covid and covid policy, so who know what is monday brings, jeff mills is this tempting to you in any way, just as a trade >> we had the fed pivot. now the covid pivot relative to china. so i don't know. we'll see what happens here. i think when something's as oversold as it was, to tim'

. >> reporter: these boys are the heroes as they coming baa as state champions. something none of their alumni have ever done since the school's opening in 1953. did this really happen? >> it was so surreal. i mean we made history. >> reporter: on november 18 right at the start of thanksgiving break, the football team was in the state championship game against first baptist. the team they lost to a year ago. >> we told everyone we have unfinished business, so we have one goal in mind. >> reporter: to win state. so players trained hard in the weight room, running their play book, watching video. >> to play the same team, i was elated, no joke. i was not worried about. it i was like yes, bring it on, rematch, here we go. >> reporter: they say they brought it. touchdown after touchdown, the points started racking up. in the end the cubs won 80-22. it was a special win. one that was enjoyed by little cubs all the way to the seniors at the school. but also a win for the entire deaf community. >> regarding those that are disabled, thinking they can't do things, no. we

the spirit, an aesthetic of lim baas show, became the spirit an aesthetic of fox news. his opinions show from below, riley to sean hannity to tucker carlson and laura ingram. these are all hosts who are operating in the shadow of rush limbaugh, who are trying to emulate that same jaundra. fox news channel influenced everybody else because the news organisation suddenly said, maybe opinion shows may be the op ed column of our figurative newspaper is what's bringing people in. may be opinion is selling better than objective reporting by isn't simply incompetent. the obviously is by this, the single most destructive force in the history of the united states. and that's the basis of where we are right now. and we have shifted from a paradigm in which opinion was a side show. and the main dish was objective journalism to opinion being the main show. and in some cases on many platforms, now the only show, ah, the democrats are crooked, they are correct and they are cheap. that's the way the democratic party has been since its founding. crooked, corrupt cheats ah, ah, a lot ha

like , i'm not going to confront him about being a confederate reenactor and i have been socialized as baa woman born in alabama and socialized as a southern black woman and a girl that you don't start this stuff because it could explode. but i was fascinated. and i realized we are so similar because his passion is to live inside history and his mind and yet i couldn't figure out why you wanted to live in side that part of history. >> and you couldn't ask him. >> and i couldn't ask him but he still told me the story sunglasses so for a reactor if you read confederates it help me because i knew questions asking because i read that book. he tells me he goes out into a field and there like you've got to take off those classes because everything has to be authentic and accurate . yes. so he's like okay, i have to get classes from the 19th century . there super expensive and it took a long time and then he ey gets them and he says i couldn't see out of the darn things anyway because they're so thick back then but for me, it's such a poetic moment. you look through the confederacy lens, there's

the people of michigan, the sheep that they are, went out and say baa and reelected her and my concern is the same thing will happen in chicago and that's effectively the capitol of the midwest and if you're effective in michigan, you move to chicago and sucks in people all over the midwest and they'll reward her for the failed leadership where there's no real consequences for her complete ab dig nation with everything in that city. >> steve: clay travis is the founder of outkick.com. it's a great site, i check it out every day. clay, thank you very much. >> see you tomorrow at the patriot awards. >> steve: yes, sir, it's a date. carly shimkiss will be there too. >> i will. kevin spacey facing seven additional charges from the uk now. british prosecutors say this involves one victim and between 2004-2008. it comes almost a month after a new york jury decided with the actor in a $40 million civil lawsuit. listen to this crazy scary story here. a small plane packed with shelter dogs crash lands on a snowy golf course in wisconsin yesterday. the aircraft skidded onto the western lake golf

police caught him as hour later, and now the last five years he's been fighting us, baas he doesn't want to die. he wants to live. the defense has been perpetrating this narrative and this lie that the parkland murderer fell through the cracks and he got lost in the system. i think that's one of the things that are so upsetting. he never -- he got more services than anyone has ever had. he had over 200 individualized mental health sessions with professionals. he had psychologists, multiple psychiatrists, mental health counselors. they were at his house for hours a day, and the defense is basically saying that he's mentally ill. he's not mentally ill. he has antipersonality disorder and he's just evil. they tried to help him for his 18 years, his mother loved him. he had love in his life, kate. he's just an evil, evil human being, and while alex and the other 16 are in the cemetery, this guy gets a gift about giving him life in prison. he gets fan mail. he gets a tablet so he can e-mail and text, get a college degree, watch movies, draw pictures, while he has no remorse in his soul, and h

the battle raged for more than 2 hours, then harden his men to fill the cannons with baa shot, which is essentially two cannonballs connected by an iron bar. and when that exits the cannon, it starts spinning wildly and it could destroy rigging sails and even masts. and it did consider damage to the achilles, having had the achilles turned and fled with the rebel commander close behind. but even despite but despite its injuries, the achilles was too fast and got away hard and spun about to reclaim the golden eagle, a british merchant ship that he had captured a few days earlier. the achilles had briefly recoiled. all told, one of pickering's pickering's crew had been killed, his head sheared by a cannonball, and men were seriously wounded. the number killed and wounded board the achilles is unknown. i just want to tell you a brief story about this picture looking at right here. this is the top third of the plaque that was placed in salem, mass. chichester, which is right next door to marblehead, where i'm speaking to you from. it was placed there in 1909 to honor howard dean's heroic

one writing, i understand that a lot of baa lens y-- balenciaga' marketing is the shock factor of it all, but this is just disgusting. the luxury label aligned with many big names including bella hadid and nicole kidman part of the brand's spring 2023 line has since removed those controversial images from its site. >> everything about the picture will attract a child. there is a toy. there is another child which is why i really think this can be so, you know, damaging. >> reporter: and balenciaga also says of those documents shown with the bag from their adidas partnerships they're taking legal action against parties responsible for the set and it's worth mentioning both of those companies, balenciaga and adidas, were just in headlines cutting ties with ye over his controversial remarks, guys. >> all right. thank you so much for that, janai. >>> now we go to a thanksgiving miracle. the incredible story of one couple who each donated a kidney to friends, another married couple. rhiannon ally has the story for us. rhiannon, the surgeon who is on the case was like all of us, he says he'

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good samaritans that save the day when abc 7 news at 11 begins in 60 seco building a better baa moving forward finding solutions. this is abc 7 news. a noise, that's all too common in the bay area but police in this city say it's one of the largest they've seen good evening and thank you for joining us. i'm dionne lim. you're watching abc 7 news at 11:00. besideshows hit multiple parts of san jose until police suddenly crowd the action at its end more than 700 citations were handed out abc 7 news reporter jr. stone is hearing how neighbors might respond. drone video showing cars unable to move after police surrounded a weekend sideshow in san jose officers closed the roads boxed suspected participants and spectators in then gave citations to those there things about time for something to finally happen neighbors like april bringus heard the sideshow near monterey highway and branham lane. we were up in the room watching tv, and we just started hearing the tire screeching for the whole time. just non-stop, san jose police say sideshow activity was reported throughout the city saturday n

there's connectivity coming baaing to this city to connect to the rest of ukraine and that's what zelenskyy's messaging today is about. we're here. we want to reconnect you to the rest of ukraine, but there's also a message, diplomatic message here, a message for russia, a message for the international community. he said we are moving forward. we want peace, but we want peace for the whole of our country, which is a very clear reference to his not going to set -- he is not going to accept president putin's version of peace which is russia occupies the east and the south of the country. a strong message. also on the edge of the city, he's expected or very likely to go and view the bridge which was really where the russian forces were -- the beginning of their defeat here. ukrainians were able to use those highly-sophisticate and accurate high mars rocket systems that the united states sent. they helped cut that bridge. the russians on this side of the river here couldn't get their supplies in. and eventually they retreated and retreated across the pontoon bridge right next to the main bridge.

least, sky-high rents are finally starting to cool they were still up 4.7% in october year over year, baa that is the slowest annual increase in a year and a half, according to realtor.com it also released a false survey showing the vast majority of landlords intend to raise rents in the coming year and there was a big jump in the number of tenants who said they were going to look for something cheaper, because their rates have gone up i wonder how much longer those landlords can keep doing that. >> i think that's going to be the question why don't we just extend the conversation and bring in somebody who has been in the thick of the housing boom in both cycles. he says this is not 2008 all over again, but home prices will continue to fall joining us is spencer raskopf former ceo of zillow diana is still with us when i was perusing zillow for fun, poking around neighborhoods in various parts of the country, and i would say, i don't know, very anecdotally, 50% of the homes i looked at had a price cut little banner on top of them how pad do you think this is going to get >> so home values n

and then jonathan harrington decided to his men load the cannons with baa shot, which is basically two cannonballs connected by an iron bar. and when that exits the cannon it starts spinning wildly and it can slash rigging and sails. it can even smash a master spar if it hits it directly. so that the achilles had too much a turn and, fled harried and chased it. but it was a little too fast. got away. harrington spun around. he recaptured the golden, a british privateer that had captured earlier. but the achilles had taken back and all told board harrington's ship. one man had been killed, his head had been sheared off by a cannonball and eight men had been seriously injured. now his battle and his career was commemorated. in 1909 by the sons of the american revolution. they put a plaque large, bronze plaque in salem, mass. chooses, which is right next door to hometown of marblehead, mass which sits just north of boston. and while was working on the book, i read about this plaque and the plaque has an image of, the achilles and the pickering off of bilbao. so i got to my bike. this is d

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. >> or but that is baa public transportation is about and that is what mta should be about. (bell ringing) thank you. next speaker please. can you hear me okay? >> yes. we can. >> great. phil morgan this item was captioned as an update but i heard very little from shawn about service planning and a lot more about hiring other challenges and general transit update i would suggest if you're doing the general update caption to differently for the agenda and my comments on page three 2 the presentation i'm concerned about real service beyond the embarcadero station and take the j or k and m extend one of those past embarcadero up to mission bay loop or m m e i think that forcing transfers at fourth and king as i said before in increment whoever a highly problematic and providing direct service to j center and other places think third street without having to transfer once or three times i agree a need to engage with the public on service public reggie disagree that is in the works i think the service design is inconsistent who too much service in the night and operates from 5:00

. >> or but that is baa public transportation is about and that is what mta should be about. (bell ringing) thank you. next speaker please. can you hear me okay? >> yes. we can. >> great. phil morgan this item was captioned as an update but i heard very little from shawn about service planning and a lot more about hiring other challenges and general transit update i would suggest if you're doing the general update caption to differently for the agenda and my comments on page three 2 the presentation i'm concerned about real service beyond the embarcadero station and take the j or k and m extend one of those past embarcadero up to mission bay loop or m m e i think that forcing transfers at fourth and king as i said before in increment whoever a highly problematic and providing direct service to j center and other places think third street without having to transfer once or three times i agree a need to engage with the public on service public reggie disagree that is in the works i think the service design is inconsistent who too much service in the night and operates from 5:00