. >> this the definitely better than the la airport one thousand times better than. >> i have a double knees burger with bacon. >> i realize i'm on a diet but i'm hoping this will be good. >> it total is san francisco experience because there's so many people and nationalities in this town to come to the airport especially everyone what have what they wanted. >> are repioneering or is this a model. >> we're definitely pioneers and in airport commemoration at least nationally if not intvrl we have many folks asking our our process and how we select our great operators. >> ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ the food option in san francisco airport are phenomenal that's if it a lot of the airports >> yeah. >> you don't have the choice. >> some airports are all about food this is not many and this particular airport are amazing especially at the tirnl indicating and corey is my favorite i come one or two hours before my flight this is the life. >> we definitely try to use as many local grirnts as we can we use the goat cheese and we also use local vendors we use greenly produce they summarize the local soured produc

they slept in chairs inside of the la airport>> i was sleeping on the floor. it was ugly.>> on the floor, on the machines. all night long. we are still waiting to find out. >> the problem started last night around 6:45. the oakland airport suffered power outages. lights, escalators and elevators all went out. lines at security checkpoints came to a standstill. people who already went through were not allowed to board. backup generators were used in power was finally restored a little after 10 pm, so about three and half hours this she was going on. travelers were not able to retrieve their luggage. did come back early this morning and were reunited with max.>> i feel bad for everyone else who is going further. communication was not great. they did not know what happened. they did their best, but we don't have any idea how long it will take. if you want, i felt bad for everybody checking in. there were long lines. my son was in last night, in and out. we were okay. his back did not make it.>> this is how it works. there are bags stacked in length and above thos

. >>> a frightening security breach in las vegas airport today, police shooting an intruder in a restricted area after they say he attacked officers. here is joe fryer. >> reporter: police treating a man on the tarmac who was shot by an officer following a violent confrontation. it started at 3:30 this morning by a door breach at terminal 3 20 minutes later authorities found a man in terminal 1 in a restricted area. >> this individual became extremely irate and attacked one of our officers, knocking him to the ground and actually knocking him unconscious. >> reporter: police say the man then attacked a second officer who was using nonlethal tactics to get things under control. >> the individual then tried to attack a third officer. that officer fired two rounds, striking the subject. >> reporter: the man was taken to a hospital for surgery police are still investigating how he got into an off-limits area law enforcement sources familiar with the investigation say he was not a ticketed passenger. it appears to be an isolated incident with no connection to terrorism. joe fryer, nbc news. >>>

and her husband finally returned home to oakland after a long night sleeping in chairs at the las vegas airport. their flight to oakland was cancelled because of the power outage. >> yeah, wherever they could sleep. >> it was ugly. >> on the floors benches. . >> all night long. >> the problems started last night around 6:45. the oakland airport suffered a power outage in the middle of the storm. lights went out. lines at security check points came to a stand still because the screeners could not use the equipment. people who already reached the states were not allowed to board. >> we came here from atlanta and we were standing here and the lights went off and everyone was kind of like uh, oh. >> hundreds of bags were backlogged in the system. people left without their things. >> i got off the plane a little after 6:00 and then as i was walking to the baggage claim the power all went out. so by the time i got to here the emergency power was back on but it wasn't working on the baggage claim so i waited for maybe a half an hour and decided to go. >> by morning travelers could return to the airpor

april of last year a fan blade broke apart from the engine after it took off from new york's la guardia airport. a wells fargo executive from new mexico died when she was partially pulled out of the window. the broken fan blade was fatigued and cracked. >> the left engine experienced a fan blade fracture commonly referred to as an fbo event. on scene examination the fan blade failed showed metal fatigue. >>> supporters say twitter is not doing enough to ban hate speech. >>> the truth is that twitter is not the government. they have the right -- >>> people just using immigrants to come together to have conversations that we need to have right now at this very critical moment in history. >> today's protest comes as one of the organizing groups free press released its report saying twitter has failed to address promises and hateful activities. >>> the owners of a san francisco ice cream shop are now offering a reward to help catch the vandals who repeatedly damaged their business. released a surveillance video from august of last year. it says three men walking by the ice cream shop then etching t

an suv with rick gates inside, and then candidate donald trump as they were on their way to la guardia airport, and what rick gates said was that donald trump received a call, he could see it on donald trump's cell phone. he received a call from roger stone. there was a conversation. and after that conversation, trump indicated that more information was coming from wikileaks. and what they were talking about was the july 22nd release of information. that was the first release. this phone call taking place on july 31st, because roger stone had been indicating to the campaign that more information was coming and we know then that in october more information was, in fact, released by wikileaks. the other thing rick gates painted was a picture of a campaign that was excited by the information that wikileaks was going to put out. they felt that it was going to help them. they were trying to learn more information about it so they could learn how to react to it, building a media campaign, perhaps, rick gates talking about how the campaign was brainstorming, having meetings about how they were going

sleeping in chairs at the las vegas airport.t to oakland was canceled because of a power outage. >> yes. sleeping in the airport, everybody is sleeping on the floor, wherever they could sleep. it was ugly. >> sleeping on the floor, on the benches. it was horrible. all night long. >> reporter: the problem started last night around 6:45. the oakland airport suffered a power outage in the middle of the storm. lights went out, elevators and escalators stopped moving, lines came to a stand still because the screener could not use the equipment. people who already reached gates were not allowed to board. >> we came in from atlanta, and just standing here waiting, and the lighting went off, and everyone went uh-oh. >> reporter: hundreds of bags were backlogged in the system. people left without their things. >> i got off the plane around 6:00. as i was walking to the baggage claim, the power all went out. so by the time i got to here, the emergency power was back on, but it wasn't working for the baggage claim. so i waited for maybe a

former deputy campaign chair rick gates testified he was riding with trump to new york's la guardia airport that summer when trump took a phone call from stone lasting several minutes. gates said the two men apparently discussed wikileaks plans to release democratic emails which were hacked and stolen by russians. after mr. trump got off the phone with mr. stone, what did mr. trump say, the prosecutor asked gates. he indicated more information would be coming, gate responded today at stone's criminal trial. gates testified prior to wikileaks first email dump for months information had been talked about. after the july release, gates said that the campaign was in a state of happiness. >> this just came out. wikileaks, i love wikileaks. >> reporter: gates' testimony flies in the face of denial of both stone and trump that the two ever discussed wikileaks. >> i know nothing about wikileaks. >> reporter: in written responses to the mueller team president trump said i did not recall any communication between stone and wikileaks. but the phone call and trump's reaction described in court today pu

july 31st, in an suv with rick gates, donald trump and secret service agents on their way to la guardia airportthat is when donald trump received a call from roger stone that indicated that there was going to be more dumps coming, more information out of wikileaks. that is what rick gates testified to. i want to just recall for everyone, bring everyone back to the mueller investigation. this was a key point in the mueller investigation. in fact, it was a question that mueller had asked donald trump, writing in a question to donald trump, asking if he had any conversations with roger stone or anyone else regarding wikileaks? and basically donald trump says that he did not recall having those conversations. rick gates, on the other hand, said, yeah, these conversations did take place. donald trump in the written questions that he submitted and the answers that he submitted to mueller, said, i don't recall those conversations. this trial essentially ending on that note. the prosecution and the defense now is expected to rest this afternoon. stone is not expected to testify, but obviously the big t

and her husband finally returned home to oakland after a long night, sleeping in chairs at the las vegas airport. the flightto oakland was canceled because of a power outage. >> it was ugly. >> it was horrible, all night long. >> reporter: the problem started last night around 6:45. the oakland airport suffered a power outage in the middle of the storm. lines at security checkpointses came to a stand still because the screeners could not use the equipment. people who already reached gates were not allowed to board. >> we came in from atlanta, and the lights went off, and everyone kind of went uh-oh. >> reporter: travelers waited in the dark for their luggage. hundreds of bags were backlogged in the system. >> they got off the plane around 6:00. a little after 6:00. then as i was walking to the baggage claim, the power went out. so by the time i got to hear the emergency power's back on, but it wasn't working for the baggage claim. maybe a half an hour and i decided to go home. >> reporter: by morning, travelers could return to the airport to be reunited with their bags. southwest had suitcases s

flames shooting out of the engine compartment of the plane shortly after it took off from la international airport today. the philippine airlines jet was headed to manila. when it reported a problem with the right engine a passenger took out his cell phone and shot video of the flames, the passengers aboard the flight called it a scary experience. >>everyone got frightened, everyone was kind of crazy oh yeah for sure. i'm just grateful that robert ray live. >>the plane turned around and made an emergency landing at l a x the airline says all 342 passengers and 18 crew members are safe. >>police in milpitas arrested a man who they say punched a 52 year-old woman causing her to fall to the ground officers arrested william alexander about 7 30 yesterday morning after responding to a report of a disturbance within a business on south main street. they say they recognize alexander as a suspect who punched the woman on tuesday and unsuccessfully tried to take her wallet from her hand. the woman received minor injuries she declined medical attention in vacaville. police arrested 56 year-old maurice van b

former deputy campaign chair rick gates testified he was riding with trump to new york's la guardia airportne call from stone where the pair apparently discussed wikileaks plans to release democratic emails which were hacked and stolen by russians. after mr. trump got off the phone with mr. stone, what did mr. trump say, the prosecutor asked gates. he indicated more information would be coming gates responded today at stone's criminal trial. he testified that prior to wikileaks first email dump, for months information had been talked about. after the july release, gates said the campaign was in a state of happiness. gates' testimony flies in the face of denial from both stone and trump that the two ever discussed wikileaks. in written responses to robert mueller's team, president trump said, i did not recall any communication between stone and wikileaks. the phone call and trump's reaction puts in sharper focus how much trump allegedly knew about how the russian hack and release of emails could boost his campaign. >> this just came out. wikileaks. i love wikileaks. >> reporter: but that rev

mentioned, in new york if it rains and you get even breezy conditions you'll get some significant airport problems. >> laaguardia is shut down when a drop of rain comes out of the sky. i think we all know that pretty well. that's going to cause major delays. >> that's only storm one, we'll talk about storm two coming up. going back after thanksgiving may be worse. >> wow, there you go. >> see what i mean? >> i told you. >> all right, still ahead, the president's personal attorney rudy giuliani once again says that he has insurance if president trump tries to turn on him. we'll show you those comments coming up next. >>> welcome back, president trump's personal attorney rudy giuliani gave a wide ranging interview over the weekend where he attacked numerous figures involved in the house impeachment probe and claimed for the second time to have, quote, insurance when questioned about his relationship with the president. >> have you talked to president trump in the last week or two? have you met with him? are you still his counsel? >> i do not discuss my conversations with my client. you can assume that i ta

the afternoon on the day he was murdered, bill mclaughlin drove from a house he kept in las vegas to mccarran airportimbed into the little airplane he owned and flew it up above all his trouble. this is where he was free and happy, pure joy up here. just around sunset he landed at john wayne airport in orange county, called nanette to tell her he was back, and drove home to newport to the place he was about to die. but, for all their efforts, investigators could find not one bit of evidence in those final movements of his. nothing that would link him to the man who was fast becoming their prime suspect, eric naposki. back at the house, bill's daughters took it upon themselves to sort through all their dad's financials. maybe there would be a clue there. you had to figure all that out yourself. >> uh-huh. >> very complicated. >> it was very complicated, and we did not trust many people at that point. >> reporter: understandably. so bill's daughters pored through it all, the little stuff and the big stuff. there had been a failed real estate deal in the desert, two houses to deal with in nevada. soon m

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airport right now. the technology they are now testing was already in place. >> some people might come in contact with some of it, they are being tested at the las vegas airportn the stages of beta testing. a digital dog knows it is going to be able to sniff out explosives. sometimes when you go through security, you see the dogs there, but they can only be trained to smell specific things, so to have a digital dog knows, be able to have it quickly scanned people in a short amount of time, that would be -- >> sandra: this is interesting because it could speed things up. it is small. they are going to put this on a drone and fly at around the airport to do its job. >> which is a great idea. it is about the size of a cell phone. if it is airborne or if it is mobile or even if you could place it throughout the airport, and the area where people come into the airport, the places that aren't secured, you could put it in the screening area so that you are having a constant check. this is all real-time information. it is definitely going to speed things up. ct scanners for our luggage, which would mean we know longer have to do the shoe removal. no longer taking tha

civic leaders are tossing around the possibility they could connect this system to the airport, to the las strip. some mentioned why stop there, let's connect it to los angeles. for the boring company, this will be something that even surpasses proof of concept it will be completed, it will be in use, and they'll get to show other municipalities look, it works. we can come in, and in vegas what happened, they came in with a bed more competitive than above ground people movers >> that was exactly my question. how much data, how much sort of information can they gather by doing this in vegas to extend it out to other projects elsewhere in the country. >> one thing that made it easier, there weren't multiple levels of regulation the aggravation convention and visitor authority has a 200 acre property they're able to say yes, we want it, it is all there. the only other supervising regulatory board was the county board, unincorporated area of clark counties that makes it far easier they're saying that's why we could maybe do it to los angeles, it is all desert in between. you're not disrupting

mccarran airport in las vegas, tops the list of most affordable airports.ost of a round-trip, parking fees, and the average cost of a cup of coffee.>>> and experimental research flight by qantas airlines touchdown in sydney today after flying nonstop from london and catching two sunrises. it is the australian airline's second successful research flight as they worked to provide the world's longest ever commercial route. the record-breaking flight covered 11,000 miles, 19 hours and 19 minutes, the pilot's alertness and brainwave patterns were monitored. and six business class passengers were devices allowing researchers to analyze food intake, sleep patterns, lighting and physical activity. i actually feel fantastic, i feel really well. a lot better than i normally would at this point in the flight.>> qantas is hoping for, stretching areas, and physical activities on board. we will have passengers cope with that long flight but is planning another new york to sydney research flight next month. if the program is successful, the roots would be launched in 2023

rain on wednesday, same for san francisco, dallas it's going to be thursday and windy and on las vegas, the airportight on into thursday, friday and probably saturday as we get into the eastern part of the country. so travel is going to be rough starting this weekend all the way to next. >> and you're soaking in it, al. thank you so much. we'll see you in a little while. >>> democrats are now poised to move ahead with the impeachment of president trump after the house wrapped up two weeks of public hearings yesterday. nbc white house correspondent peter alexander joins us with the three things to watch in washington today hey, peter good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you, after this whirlwind week and a half, 12 witnesses over 5 days the house democrats look like they're ready to go forward with the impeachment process. here's what's next, the house intelligence committee staffers have begun writing a report, summarizing their findings and recommendations for impeachment. republican staffers are working on their own when the democrats are done, the process then moves to the house judiciary

will spread into the rockies, heavy rains from southern california, the airport delays, san diego, san francisco, salt lake and las vegas, and this will continue causing problems on the roads, i-80, i-15 and i-5 this system will continue to cause issues right on into thanksgiving day bursts of snow through the plains are going to be airport delays in the midwest. the plains, a flood threat through the southwest, record cold in the northwest, and here in the northeast, it is going to be very very windy airport delays for that, and we're going to break down what it means for the thanksgiving day parade could be the first time the balloons don't fly since 1971. >> oh no >> all right we're going to check back with you in a bit and get the full forecast. >>> nbc national correspondent miguel almaguer has the details. >> reporter: the navy was in the process of reviewing whether gallagher should be stripped of his elite status as a seal but the president was strongly opposed to that and said so last week in a tweet. this morning, it appears spencer's handling of the case may have cost the navy's top man his job. this mo

. >> reporter: 2,700 miles away at at this new airport check noint las vegas, the tsa's newest technologyovation checkpoint. >> this is a glimpse into the future of what aviation is going to look like. >> reporter: the director of tsa's innovation task force -- >> what we're trying to do is how do we make that a more seamless process for the traveling public but not giving up on security capability. what you see here may not be here in a year. we may bring in new pieces of technology. >> reporter: as passengers approach this innovation checkpoint, they'll see dynamic message boards. next, new i.d. readers can scan your license to quickly validate your identity and confirm you're flying that day without needing to show officers your boarding pass. from there, carry-on bags go to a ct scanners. electronics can stay in, and eventually the goal is liquids will, too. the new scanners can easily see through more easily the clutter in your bags. >> you are now entering in a safety zone. >> reporter: while it's not quite that scanner from "total recall," science fiction is coming alive with walk-

la cruz. so how did this happen? the collision between the 2 planes happened at the san antonio international airport, and tonight we're finding out the one wedged underneath flew in from san jose this afternoon and had to make an emergency landing due to reported fuel leakage. but it ended up crashing into an empty plane on the tarmac. 4 people were on board the plane from san jose. fortunately no one was injured. >>> and tonight we're learning more about the suspects in the deadly halloween shooting in orinda. >> da lin has more on what led to the violence. >> reporter: right, investigators say they're not done with the arrests. they're still looking for more suspects, though they would not say how many more. the sheriff says different people from different gangs went to with guns and bad intentions. 2 rival gangs had a wild shoot out. >> there were numbers and numbers of casings all over the floor, the countertops. >> reporter: contra costa county's sheriff says 32 years on the job and he's never seen a crime scene like it. >> it was a blood bath inside the home. >> reporter: arguments between rival san francisco an

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like a hundreds of people in their cars trying to get to the airport so they can catch a flight this is why everybody complains about driving in lahink this is bad. >>just think about the century freeway in the 4 o 5 lookout like right now. all people trying to get in and out of l a x it is a mess there that's an amazing picture as we set a record number of travelers are expected to fly this holiday wake weekend they are starting earlier kron four's washing correspondent kelli meyer catches up with the acting department of homeland security secretary find out how the federal government is preparing for this big rush. rush is starting even earlier this year we decided on monday and stay an extra day of the other and i knew if i travel on wednesday, it. >>the nightmare so and that i'm heading out early the transportation security administration is expecting a record number of travelers coming through checkpoints across the us with more than 26.8 million passengers and crew. >>chad wolf, the acting secretary for the department of homeland security says. >>that's a good thing that means the economy is strong people are flying getting

some slowing already driving up to downtown and on thence la, northbound is up to burlingame but it dispates by the time you reach the airport and a look at the south bay, a lot of people being in san francisco, would take this pressure off this but i would be wrong about that. there's still plenty of show traffic into sun i vail, cupertino and the west valley.. >>> we'll have some pretty good gusts into dream force. anywhere from 45 to 70-miles-an-hour. a blustery day. jake mackenzie is up at ronnier park. 70 degrees, the wind woke me up at 5:30. i believe it. napa county, 30-miles-an-hour. santa rosa's not too bad. look at the napa airport. highway 29, fairfield to vacaville, and oakland airport says not everybody but some of the gusts i've seen so far, about the same from 37, near oakland hills, 32-miles-per-hour, and translates into for us a red flag warning until tomorrow morning at 7:00 a.m. look at the temps.ast row valley is down to 42. river dale is 49, yet pen grove is 59, that's all wind driven right there. there goes the rain that went over parts of the north bay and parts of san jose, santa cruz mountain last ni

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that international airport sang with all the vendors leaving town and holiday travelers, expected to be one of the busiest days ever. >>> billionaire elon musk set up shop in lasrt of his goal to use tunnels to transform transportation in the u.s. the ceo of tesla has broken ground for its companies for several commercial project. the las vegas convention center and business authority has contracted the company to build an underground people mover that would transport the roughly 1.3 million visitors who come to the 200 top out in .83 miles of this tunnel at about 35 miles an hour. so from one end of the campus to the other, we will be a little less than two minutes. >> musk believes tunnels can help solve america's growing transportation problem as space above ground becomes more limited. >>> let's do a thing here where we look at the wind. the forecast went for tonight and what we will see for tomorrow and why the red flag warnings are up and how long they should last. here is the model now and kind of what we are seeing is the strongest wins about 2 am, 3 am . somewhere around 3 to 5 in the morning is the strongest wins. you see that reddish area, okay then

airports, we'll have minor delays. with the huge california storm it will sweep down towards la and if you don't get out today, tomorrow storm in the west is still plaguing us we are going to see gusts up to 49 miles per hour. additional airport delays. iffy at best it has to be under 34 miles per hour we may not get the big huge balloons we love so much the big storm through thanksgiving day we'll have travel implications. we're not done yet we are going to see over the weekend upcoming a storm heading for the northeast. that could bring rain and snow for the region getting to thanksgiving is extremely difficult and getting back may not be much better. >> bill, thank you, i think. >> reporter: yeah, right. >> good to see you happy thanksgiving. >> reporter: happy thanksgiving. >>> coming up when we return the bloomberg factor will it help or hurt elizabeth warren's chances for the presidency we've got that debate after. and later what "the irishman" means for the box office we'll discuss that with richard greenfield who will join us. "squawk" returns right after this hop. hop. when you shop small you help support your

airport delays from minneapolis, st. louis, down into houston out west showers for las vegas, denver snow showers. sunday the getaway day strong storm for the midwest and the east coast a new storm comes into the west. so along the eastern seaboard, boston for snow in the afternoon, rain and snow for newark, charlotte will be problems we look out west on sunday, seattle, portland, into san francisco. let's look at the forecast as far as the parade is concerned so, again, as we've told you sustained winds of 23 miles per hour, wind gusts of 34 right now at central park we're below that so that's good news we do expect the winds to maybe pick up later in the day, but i think the balloons will get off. they may, again, lower them a bit, but guys, i think we're going to be seeing a full parade as far as our balloons and floats are concerned back to you. and let me tell you, it's a sight to see you, savannah we're so glad you're here. >> oh, thank you it's nice to see you right back too, by the way. thank you. >> al, we'll check back on your full forecast. >>> joining us two very important people with

airport-wise, rapid city, minneapolis, denver. you could see some slowdowns from l.a. and las vegas. if you're traveling any of those, please be on alert. if you're going through denver, four airlines have already started issuing travel waivers. we will be watching this as it develops. it's far from perfect, george. >> we know you're on top of it. ginger, thanks. >>> to washington now where the navy secretary has been forced to resign, at odds with president trump and his pentagon secretary over the handling of a navy s.e.a.l. war crimes case. our chief global affairs anchor martha raddatz tracking all the fallout. good morning, martha. >> reporter: good morning, george. navy leaders risked their jobs after publicly disagreeing with president trump over the handling of this case which they saw at the heart of the navy's fundamental values and discipline, and this morning, after an extraordinary back and forth, the navy secretary has been fired. this morning, the navy's top civilian official, secretary richard spencer, is out of a job, forced to resign over his handling of eddi

airport problems, early in the day in san francisco. and los angeles, it looks like a line of showers and storms going through, a possibility of delays and also there in laso, of course, driving on 80, we have to see if this is going to be open, when the heaviest of snow goes through and then even though the grapevine here, on a, it could have some snow in the lower elevations. this is the snow map and yasmin loves to ski so she likes this map but everyone where you see the red is a foot of snow. telluride is getting nailed. flagstaff is getting nailed. southern cascades, friends around yellowstone and jackson hole. just about every ski resort is, you know, you just have to get there. >> i was going to say, thanksgiving weekend is usually the weekend a lot of resorts are opening up their mountains. >> they don't count on it being a big ski weekend but this year, yes. >>> another record day on wall street. the stories driving your business day, coming up next. ut and are gluten & dairy free. they're all clean. all the time. even if sometimes we're not. sundown vitamins. all clean. all the time. - [woman] with my shark, i deep clean messes like this, this,

las vegas strip isn't that big. hopefully in the future it gets out to the international airport as well. stuart: it's a test.pany drawn interest from several u.s. cities including los angeles and chick. they have hit environmental concerns. he launched a chinese unit to the boring company as well, so, in august of this year. maybe you can build these systems, tunneling systems elsewhere. stuart: okay. i take it. susan, thanks very much indeed. now this from chipotle. adding mental health benefits for employees. ashley: to help them keep up with the fast-food grind. they will extend these benefit to some 80,000 workers next year. they say it is important to invest in the well being of our employees and their families. the benefits extend to families of employees. just before this chipotle introduced debt-free college opportunities for select employees. starbucks took the same move. announcing employee benefit that target mental health. these kind of benefits, starbucks offering ride share options, professional development, these happen in very tight labor market where you try to attract people and keep them.

cleveland, boston, oklahoma, las vegas and salt lake city, and for everybody coming home or getting to where they need to on sunday, again, two powerful systems across the country. airport delays from minneapolis down to atlanta, over to boston and out west. the pain continues there. we're going to be looking at delays from portland, san francisco, los angeles, and probably salt lake city as well. guys, going and coming, it is going to be a travel nightmare. back to you. >> all right, al. thank you. >>> we're going to head to nbc's molly hunter. she's in minneapolis this morning where the storm is already having a really big impact. hey, molly, good morning. >> reporter: hey, hoda, good morning. that's right, winds are swirling, the snow is coming down hard. it will continue this way for another couple of hours, but overnight in minneapolis, it was all hands on deck. 800 plows out on the road. you can see this pedestrian bridge already plowed before sunrise. overnight, a nasty snowstorm sweeping into the upper midwest. the early winter blast putting a freeze on thanksgiving travel. in nebraska, icy roads making for a treacherous commute on the busiest travel day of the

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it's las vegas sapds that is off by a percent today >> and contessa, for any non-chinese visitors to macau flying in, you have to fly to hong kong first, right >> that's right. and the airport but listen, roughly about 85% of the visitors to macau come from mainland china and from hong kong so that's really where their traffic is coming from and if you've got some trepidation on that front, it's likely always going to affect macau. >> contessa, thank you very much for that nine minutes left. let's move on to snap. ceo evan spiegel sat down with cnbc's julia boorstin earlier today and weighed in on the rapidly growing popularity of social media site, tiktok. >> snap and tiktok are so different, and we actually consider them partners so, you know, they're an advertising partner, they're a snap kit partner, meaning that tiktok content gets shared through snapchat but the services are very different. it seems like tiktok is more of a popularity test. >> mike, i thought it was really fascinating, not seeing them as a director competitor and being much more competitor and optimistic about the other main competitor, facebook and instagram stories. and clearly the stock price today