on the left-hand side of the pavement on london bridge., i kind of saw -- it looked like a shine of light come across from the man on the floor and i realized quickly it was a knife, the sun was shining on the knife. it was a relatively large knife. at that point, i felt maybe i couldn't quite see what was going on there. and very quickly, there's at least one member of the public to help and then the police went over with some guns and it ended with the man being shot. >> so it was your understanding as you were recording that it was a police officer who fired that shot? >> yes. definitely. yeah. >> how quickly did the police respond to this incident? >> it was very, very fast. >> that was before you started recording? >> the police weren't there when i first started recording but from my -- i think it was maybe 20 seconds later. so this was all under a minute, i would say. they were very quick and very swift. thank goodness for the police in london. >> after you stopped recording, then what happened? >> we were kind of locked on the bus

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there was somebody lying prone on the ground on the pavement, on the side of the bridge.back, i was asked... john clearly losing signal there. as i said, metropolitan police have tweeted that we are in the early stages of dealing with an incident at london bridge. please follow the metropolitan police twitter feed. at london bridge. please follow the metropolitan police twitterfeed. if you are near the scene, please follow the directions of any officer on the ground. as we were hearing from john there, the police were moving people back. but it is a very busy part of london. a very busy intersection. roads and rail and friday afternoon. i am joined now by andy moore. andy, we are seeing metropolitan police confirming that an incident has, is happening at london bridge, that they are dealing with. what more information do you have? i have spoken to the met police. i spoke to them about five to ten minutes ago. they were not able to tell me any more at that stage. as you said, we have got this very brief tweet from the police confirming an incident but not giving us any mor

on the right side, on the other side of the pavement, there was sort of a tussle ora pavement, therepeople in darkjackets were sort of fighting with each other. the next thing i sort of noticed was that they were three policemen, and one very tall man in a black jacket with policemen, and one very tall man in a blackjacket with a beard who, the next thing i saw, he was on the ground and then i saw the three police officers had guns and i heard two tops. i also saw a spent taser. soi two tops. i also saw a spent taser. so i presume they were gunshots, but i don't know. when he was lying on the floor after the pops didn't sort of pulled his jacket back and you could see underneath that there was some sort of vest, whether it was a starburst or an explosive vest, and at that point the police officers really backed away. —— stab vest. of course, i was really scared at this point because we were about as close as the police officers, in our bus. even after the pops he was lying there alive and showing it, which obviously had the desired effect which is that the police stepped away from hi

the lowest ranked pavement in the bay area that was in ped aluminum ma.rovements from past years. larksberg's actually in the midst of a 5-year repaving plan and the roads will keep getting better. if you're curious about roads where you live you can look at the condition of the pavement there go to our website ktvu.com and click on web links. ktvu fox 2 news. . >>> a proposal to rename a block south of market after late san francisco public defender jeff adachi is moving forward. approved the resolution to honor adachi by renaming gilbert street jeff adachi way. the change will now go to the full board for approval.. >>> google employees are demanding the company issue a climate plan by 2030. an online petition posted yesterday has signatures for more than a thousand google employees. it also calls on gooing l to decline contracts. amazon employees are also calling on their company to take steps towards climate change actions and >>> and the trump administration has formally notified. signed a deal by 200 rufrjs back in 2014. succeed of state >>> straigh

thought it was because of construction i wasn't really thinking and continue going straight on to the pavement and then all of a sudden floods of incredibly panic people are just hoarding towards me and literally sprinting for their lives and i was just so confused and didn't know what was happening and to start running with them and sort of asking what was going on and one of the people screaming it was gunshots it was gunshots and so that more people started running and it was just a matter of time oh oh. and there's been another stabbing attack this time in the netherlands police in the high say 3 people were injured in the incident on the city's main shopping street they say it's unclear if the attack was terrorism related. well multiuse media sources are reporting that prime minister joseph muscat will resign quote imminently his government has become increasingly imbroglio in the political and legal crisis sponsored by the murder of journalist daphne. she was investigating government corruption when she was killed in a car bomb attack 2 years ago. at 3 in the morning prime minister josep

thought it was the construction i wasn't really thinking and then continue going straight on to the pavement and then all of a sudden floods of incredibly panic people are just hoarding towards me and literally sprinting for their lives and i was just so confused and didn't know what was happening and to start running with them and sort of asking what was going on and one of the people screaming it was gunshots it was gunshots and so that more people started running and it was just a massive tunnel well it's now being reported that the attacker had previously been convicted of a terrorism related offense and was released from prison a year ago our british prime minister boris johnson has responded to vast let's hear what he had to say. while he's too early to say exactly what happened we will make sure that the government give gives the police and the security so says all the support that they need there will be for reassurance purposes i mean home state police presence on the streets and we're not only as you know putting 20000 more police officers on the streets of this country but i have

thought it was the construction i wasn't really thinking and then continue going straight on to the pavement and then all of a sudden floods being well to be panic people were just holding towards me and literally sprinting for their lives and i was just so confused and didn't know what was happening until they started running with them and sort of asking what was going on and one of the people screaming it was gunshots it was gunshots and so then more people started running and it was just a massive. will multi media sources are reporting that prime minister joseph muscat will resign imminently his government's become increasingly embroiled in the political and legal crisis box by the murder of journalist duff need. she was investigating government corruption when she was killed in a car bomb attack 2 years ago. at 3 in the morning prime minister joseph move scott gave a press conference he was upset by the investigation into death. as murder and the alleged involvement of his close colleagues for us this was not just a murder this was a major case that shook our democracy many people great

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we have heavy downpours, wet pavement. slow traffic. congested traffic. going across the bay to berkeley. we have some downpours along interstate 580. highway 123 and 24. the local streets are quite well. martin luther king, jr. way. in the there's snowfalling in some of the high elevations and around san jose a moment ago we had stoedier rain. it's easing up. it's well all over the bay area. this ranks 2 on the impact scale. moderate intensity. we'll have periods of heavy downpours with powerful winds. let's go up to the roof. for a closer look at this bomb cyclone. >> it's beautiful to be standing in the rain finally our storm season has begun. i the winds are whipping here in the city. and the rain is almost coming downside ways. intensifying off the oregon coast. going through this is a meteorologist term that means the storm is rapidly intensifying. and technically what that means is that the pressure will drop 24 mill bars in 24 hours. that's the geeking out version of the bomb cyclone. what you feel is a wind gust on the oregon coast. to 106 miles

having had so much rain, the surfaces will be left damp, particular the roads and the pavements.at rain lingering in the south, just about prevents a frost here. but really, the midland sorts words, anywhere's at risk of temperatures following the freezing or below. and therefore giving some icy conditions for the morning rush. so that's the main concern. could be a little bit of mist and shallow valley fog as well and we'll still have showers pestering northern and eastern areas. wintry over the hills, relatively low levels, but a bright sparkly day for most, except the south and west, where our weather front is lingering. at least the cloud and a little bit of patchy rain will linger for much of the day. feeling chilly, of course, in that northerly wind, which tends to ease a little as we go through tomorrow night. so more widespread frost. however, again, we've got weather frontsjust approaching in from the southwest. that's our concern as well. more rain as we go into the start of the weekend. but widely again, temperatures freezing or below, even in the towns and cities thro

was because of construction i wasn't really thinking and then continued going straight onto the pavement and then all of a sudden floods oving credibly panic people are just hoarding towards me and literally sprinting for their lives and i was just so confused and didn't know what was happening and to start running with them and sort of asking what was going on and one of the people screaming it was gunshots it was gunshots and so that more people started running and it was just a massive tonneau sounds like a chaotic scene there i mean we understand also that the suspect was wearing some sort of fake explosive device did you see or hear anything related to that as people were running away was there a bigger fear that there could be a potential explosion on the bridge i think no one really knew what was going a lot of people were just sort of saying there was an explosion there were attacks that was something and everyone was just kind of running and didn't really know what they were running from a couple of he had actually seen what happened i personally didn't see the actual attack but

. >>> drivers are now seen the first wet pavement. let's head out to the caldecott tunnel with andrea. >> reporter: rain and wind chill. there's no need to wait until after turkey day for the sales to start ramping up. >> the first rain is our black friday as windshield wipers and chains are flying off the shelves. how many wipers have you sold? 30-40 sets and it is early. >> reporter: even help install them for drivers. it's a first rain and i haven't changed them in years. it's time. we are going on a road trip. >> reporter: these people sacrificing their cars to the rain gods. the area the epicenter of pg&e shutoffs. people couldn't be happier about the fire danger going down. but i don't think anyone is happy with the power shut off. >> reporter: we are live out here next to the caldecott tunnel. the rain began in earnest about one hour ago. the wind has been highly unpleasant. very cold and swift coming across the mountains into contra costa county. >>> a live look at the rain in the sonoma county. a light rain has been coming do

people are expected to hit the pavement for the silicon valley turkey trot this morning. elite runners, veterans, children as young as two, wheelchair athletes and an open event. you can still register online and the first race starts at 7:30 at santa clara and 1st streets in downtown san jose. >>> wintery weather is cause l power outages across the u.s. those delays could scramble the holiday plans through the thanksgiving weekend and into next week. >> unfortunately when you have these consistent storms through, you're going to see a forward. so you may get delayed or cancelled today and you may find you can't get on a flight until friday. >> here is a shot of a very snow snowy yosemite. park officials say there are chain restrictions in some parks in i don't semitea. >> yosemite and the sierra got some snow. >> it did. >> expected to cause some traffic troubles for people heading up today. and we saw that this week too with a lot of the rain mark. >> yeah and the challenge will be the winter storm warning for today. and another storm warning will move in as we head int

. >> they pounded the pavement in the annual new york city marathon. the 26.2-mile race wound its way through all five boroughs. >> and history was made in the women's division. 25-year-old joyciline jepkosgei of kenya became the youngest winner since 2001. >> fellow winner geoffrey kamworor took the men's division for the second time in three years. >> the big winner of the day for us here was definitely -- >> whoo! >> wearing 10608, you see him right there, our own jack show sheehan, in his own words, jack finished in 4:23:20, nearly 19 minutes better than his time last year. >> that was jack's 24th marathon, his 16th nyc marathon, jack, we are so proud of you this morning. he is not here because he is recovering. i hope he's getting a few popeye's fried chicken sandwiches in his system. >> one or two or more. >> after running 26.2 miles. that is really impressive. >> 24th marathon. i've never run one. have you? >> oh god no. definitely not. so that winner there, he finished the race in 2:22:38. missing the record by 7 seconds. >> 7 seconds. >> could

on the left-hand side of the pavement on london bridge. at that moment, i kind of saw like -- it looked like a shine of light come across from the man on the floor. i realized quickly it was a knife. the sun was shining on the knife. it was a relatively large knife. at that point, i realized it was something quite serious going on there. and very quickly, it was at least one member of the public. and then police went over with some guns, and it ended with the man being shot. >> here with me is nic robertson, paul crimshank and pa pa peter bergen. peter, it's been declared a terrorist incident at this point. what do we know about the incident in terms of why it's been called a terrorist incident at this point? >> the police must have made that determination. interestingly, they're saying something slightly contradictory because they're saying it's not clear what the motivation is. by definition, terrorism has a motive. it's not motiveless. perhaps they know something more than they're saying publicly. if it's terrorism, by definition, it's

. >>> the rumble of thousands of sneakers was heard on the pavement of all five new york city boroughsay. it was the 49th running of the new york city marathon. kenyan runners dominated. joyciline jepkosgei won her very first marathon. she finished in two hours, 22 nus and 38 seconds. geoffrey kamworor was the fastest man. he crossed the finish line in just over two hours and eight minutes. >>> coming up, their addictions nearly cost them their children. one family's reckoning with opioids. >>> why automatic braking systems in some vehicles are going rogue. >>> and can this new road help curb the world's epidemic of plastic? >>> they are staggering numbers. a government study out this past week says the nation's opioid epidemic cost the economy $696 billion from 2015 through last year. and more than 2.5 trillion over the last three years. then there is the human toll not captured by dollars and cents. lives lost to overdose and families torn apart by addiction. but as dean reynolds reports, there is hope. >> reporter: joe and nicole murray are drug addicts, but both are now in recovery

coming up through that pavement.cell phone carriers are promising to make changes after last month's power shut off set not only left many california's the dark but also without any cell service whatsoever so we've got the big players for rise and atnt sprint t mobile their long periods of time. the rise until regulators that it will also start making cell service outage information available to the public. coming up on the kron 00:04am morning news, rash of break-ins and burglaries all impacting businesses in a neighborhood in san francisco will give you a closer look and a warning about a lottery ticket scam targeting hispanic women here in california. >>we're back in a 25 and a warning this morning about a lottery ticket scam targeting older hispanic women. the fbi says the scammers approach a victim and tell them that they have a winning lottery ticket but they can't cash it because of immigration issues the scammers and convinced the victims that they could cash the ticket but in order do that they have to pay a

, the left-hand side of the pavement on london bridge. at that moment, i kind of saw, like, it looked like a shine of light come across from the man on the floor. i realized quickly it was a knife. the sun was shining on the knife. it was a relatively large knife. at that point, i realized it was something quite serious going on there. and very quickly, it was at least one member of the public. and then police went over with some guns, and it ended with the man being shot. >> it was your understanding as you were recording it that it was a police officer who fired that shot? >> yes. definitely, yeah. >> how quickly did police respond to this incident? >> within seconds. it was very, very fast. >> that was before you started recording? >> the police weren't there when i first started recording, but i think it was maybe 20 seconds later. so this was all under a minute, i would say. they were very quick and very swift. thank goodness for the police in london. >> after you stopped recording, then what happened? >> we were kind of locked on th

it has to go for planting trees, it has to go for greening up the pavement, because again, this is about permanent carbon savings. >> the dinosaur vegetable gardens was chosen because the garden was covered in is afault since 1932. it was the seed funding for this whole project. the whole garden,ible was about 84,000 square feet, and our project, we removed 3,126 square feet of cement. >> we usually issue a greening rft every other year, and that's for projects that are going to dig up pavement, plant trees, community garden, school garden. >> we were awarded $43,000 for this project. the produce that's grown here is consumed all right at large by the school community. in this garden we're growing all kinds of organic vegetables from lettuce, and artichokes. we'll be planting apples and loquats, all kinds of great fruit and veggies. >> the first project was the dipatch biodiesel producing facility. the reason for that is a lot of people in san francisco have diesel cars that they were operating on biodiesel, and they were having to go over to berkeley. we kind of the dog batch preferenti

oils come up on the pavement is debatable. either way. check your tires and wipers. hopefully you're not checking y your wipers in the weather. another thing put your lights on. so that other people can see you. there you go. there's a good look at the back up. it says 16 minutes away two miles to highway 37. and this is highway 121 at this hour. yeah, they're paying us to be in this. the rest of the people want to get home. >> they sure do. traffic is crawling at just about all the usual hot spots in the east bay. live from emery ville with the situation on interstate 80. 80. >> the road is wet and many of us have been waiting for this rain after covering so many fires for the last several weeks. i want to show you a live look of the i 80. the rain isn't as heavy as it was an hour ago. drivers are keeping their distance. the many of the accidents that take place during a storm happen on the freeway. think about this. it's raining and it's thanksgiving weekend. that can only mean one thing. more traffic. i spoke to people who told me they're thankful for the rain not

>>yo cansee all the water has been taking a oll he pavement as new cracks and bottles seem appear as fast as they're filled. contribute to the problem. >>right i work really hard to make things and to have it and you us my tires get flagg cars just started just befo i don't even like taking this freewayecause issue is san jose rob fladeboe kron 4 ne. >>happening n police are investigating a ath in san jose. and east santa clara stre it's going to close between 79th street until about 10 o'clock this morning. policthere aren't releasing any other details about what's happening. but we'll keep you updated as we learn more. >>we're getting a closer look at new video of what appears to be hit anrun in alameda in their surveillance video from the traffic camera you can see a car making a left turn the driver hits a bicyclist at the stop sign on santa clara avenue and sherman street. this happened on sunday night neither the driver or the bicyclists came to a comple stop at the stop sign before the crash. the driver in the white minivan stopped briefly then took off from the scene. the dri

enough to flood garages and basements of at least three homes and caused a lot of damage to the pavement. a six inch line and an eight inch line were also affected by this, according to san francisco puc. we're not sure if the lines broke or backed up, but there was some minor flooding there as well as nearby streets. the water ran on to northbound lanes of highway 101 causing traffic to be routed around that standi ing water and up on highy 280, the highway is back open this morning. another water line the san francisco pu krurc is calling a opened up a sizeable fish uat mason and jackson streets in chinatown, shutting down cable car service for a while. repairs were completed there a short time ago, and it looks like the cable car service will be running in that part of chinatown back up again. no word yet what caused this break, but the focus right now is to make sure they get these repairs made, get the street fixed so they can return service and get the road back open again. it is closed at the bottom of the hill here. we're live in san francisco, thom jensen, "today in the bay." >>

. >> yes, the first big rain of the year means extra slick pavement so abc 7 news went to a driving expertto get some vice. what to do if your car enters a slide in a deep puddle at freeway speeds. >> try to cut through it straight. inertia wants your car to go straight. you try to change direction is what causes the problem. >> oh, okay. so this is another thing you need to do. check the wear on your tires. the wear bar should be buried deep in the grooves. watch up speed and if it's wet enough to use your windshield wipers, turn your headlights on, too. >> mike, you and i were talking about how people let their tires run all the way down, which is why we see so many accidents a lot of the time. >> is that weird i noticed that? it's going to rain a lot tuesday, your tires are bad. >> they're bad. >> you are in trouble. it's easy to forget because it's dry six, seven months of the year. we keep driving and then today pops up. >> and isn't there a penny trick, if you can see the head of abraham lincoln, it's not good? you need new tires. >> just slow down is the best one that we all can do

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the other side of the pavement on the other side of the bridge from me.ng away very quickly. i then realised there we re very quickly. i then realised there were armed police just in front of me training their guns on this person who was on that side of the bridge. we were all told to clear off the bridge immediately. we began to do that. as i was doing that, two shots rang out. i did not see the gun is fired. i did not see the impact. but after those shots were fired, that person who had been on the other side of the bridge lay prone on the bridge. we have now learnt from the police that the suspect died at the scene. we were all suspect died at the scene. we were a ll cleared suspect died at the scene. we were all cleared away from the bridge very quickly. there was some panic. the people followed police orders. when the bridge was out of sight, i heard what appeared to be several more shots also ring out. we were pushed very far back. hundreds of metres away from the bridge. i assume the same happened on the south side of the bridge, as well. a sudden

i was not really thinking, and i continued going straight onto the p pavement, a and suddenly,, floodsf f panicked peoplple hurling towowards me literally sprinting for their lives. i was so confused and did not know what was happening, so i started running with them and asking what was going on, and one of the people screamed it was gunshots, it was gunshots, so then more peoplple started running,g, and, yeah, it was massive. carl: sounds like a chaotic scene. we also understand the suspect was wearing some sort of fake explosive device. did you see or hear anything related to that as people were running away? was s there a fear there could e a potential explosion on the brbridge? >>>> i t think no onene really w whatat was going on. pepeople were just saying there was an explosion, there were attacks, there was something, and everyone wasas just running and did not know what they were running from apart from a a few who saw what happened. carl: the mayor of london is praising the efforts of bystanders today, calling them heroic. what did you see? how were citizens responding too the

>>thrown forward violently when he was hit tumbling down the pavement, what is also disturbing the fact that several cars passed right by his body without stopping some cars are seen. you're slowing down not to help but to drive around his body. authorities believe street racing was to blame and the suspect is still at large. >>as he was crossing he saw these 2 cars racing towards him almost he began to run across the street where that first car that was racing northbound and it was stopped the count when we struck buyer. >>suspect vehicle. paramedics pronounced a cello dead at the scene according to police the vehicle that hit and killed shallow was driven by ocampo who has not been found there is a $50,000 reward for information leading to his arrest and successful prosecution. in colorado, a former nurse who says that she tampered with evidence to cover up the killing of her boyfriend's fiance is now testifying in his murder trial today krystal lee kenney testified at the trial of 33 year-old patrick crazy who has denied killing 29 year-old kelsey berreth she was last seen nearly a y

team medic, was pounding the pavement in full gear in a 15-k charity run. >> it looks kind of heavy. >> how about 50 pounds >> reporter: he also had an engagement ring burning a hole in his pocket, because girlfriend officer gubala was on duty at the finish line. but something wasn't right. >> on the radio, i hear him call out 4650 adam, i'm administering cpr. >> reporter: the young woman had collapsed. her heart had stopped. so duty calls? >> yes >> yes >> as soon as i heard medic, i just went into medic mode. >> reporter: nowacki and a firefighter went to work, performing cpr until an ambulance arrived. then after saving the life of one woman, nowacki finished the race, got down on one knee and asked another to spend the rest of her life with him. >> he pulls out this ring, and he says, erin i don't know what else to say, will you marry me of course i said yes >> reporter: a race run, a life saved, and the yes of a lifetime. >> i love you. >> i love you too. >> reporter: all in the line of duty kevin tibbles, nbc news, chicago. >> that's what i call a very good day. that's "nightly

they were assisting lafayette police with a violent home and pavement robbery. the shooting happened before 11 halloween night at a party at this u.s. form is a home and police didn't get to the scene until 10 minutes after the shooting. >> survivors of the gilbert garlic festival are taking legal action. five people shot at the festival back in july have filed a lawsuit against the festival organizers, claiming they didn't do enough to protect them. the gunmen avoided metal detectors at the entrances by cutting through a fence. the victim's attorney says festival organizers should have had better fencing and made sure the entire venue was surrounded. the surviving guys one of the there should have been guards monitoring it. >> it has been hard to think of, that we weren't safe out there. >> the attorneys said the victims have racked up millions of dollars in medical bills. the gilbert garlic festival association released a statement today saying the lawsuit is not unexpected and they will respond through the appropriate, legal channels. >>> the university of ca

. >> reporter: democratic presidential candidate elizabeth warren hit the pavement in iowa touting her $20 trillion plan to fund universal health care without raising taxes on the middle class. >> it's about how we strengthen america's middle class and how we make sure that in transitions no one gets left behind. >> reporter: a new new york times sienna college poll shows the massachusetts senator leading a tight race in the state followed by vermont senator bernie sanders and south bend mayor pete buttigieg. >> i would be the most progressive president in my lifetime. >> reporter: former vice president joe biden fell to fourth place in the poll. in an apparent dig at warren's medicare for all plan, biden tweeted in part, many americans can't afford to wait for far off promises. he also highlighted the beginning of open enrollment for obamacare. democratic candidates vying for the white house have been picking up the pace in iowa with just 3 months to go before the first primary season contest. 13 of the candidates will try to win over voters at tonight's liberty and justice celebratio

investigators say she and an accomplice hit the victim with rocks and slammed her face into the pavementefore stealing her car. melendez was taken into custody sunday in daly city driving a stolen car. >>> fremont police are still looking for the man with melendez. he is in his late teens or early 20s with short hair. that's him right there wearing a yellow t-shirt with the dark sweatshirt around his neck, dark pants and white sneakers. >>> the school year in alameda started in august and since then six students walking to school have been struck by cars. that led me to unified school district says students had were from three different schools and is working with the city to address the incident. no one has been seriously hurt, but parents we spoke with our concern for the children's safety and more needs to be done. >> my son and i come walking him several months ago, had a really close call where the car was about an inch from hitting him. >> 550 students that they cross every day and only one corner has a crossing guard. >> the city says the immediate plans are to have experts study

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the first big rain of the year means extra slick pavement and a technical name. >> really what it comes down to is the coefficient of friction. how much are our tires gripping that roadway. >> good tires will help. if in doubt, check the wear bar between your treads. should it be buried deep in the grooves. meantime, remember, avoid big moves. if you get into trouble, grip through. >> hit the brakes before and after if necessary. >> in sonoma county, wayne freedman, abc7 news. >> okay. if you're hosting thanksgiving dinner, you may want to check to see if you have some food items that have been recalled. that's next. >>> plus, cleaner streets in san francisco. a pilot program is working. flow is a big push to make sure it expands. >>> more than a few thanksgiving plans will be disrupted by the storm coming here and across the country. what airlines are doing to make things easier. >> and sandhya will be back with the timeline. sh ...6, 7, 8 ♪ ♪ ♪ big dreams start with small steps... ...but dedication can get you there. so just start small... start saving. easily set, track and control y

mining the pavement in spots and driver in long complained about the po holes underneath that water. >>doesn't matter if it's in the am pm nighttime daytime. it slashes my car and it's a bomb >>they say just got a car wash your hair, you, jack there's always there's always a little dirt to a the time. >>the call for it says caltrans is a very high water. her table in the area that jusa few feet below the surface in places says caltans spokesman victor and 2.5 million gallons of water way om e area every day and watching it very closely >>i know where it at now so i switched licks in try to avoid way get drive through here every day he worries that someone is going to get hurt. >>every day i drive through there car swerving to to avoid it. i can causyou know that's a hazard going into the her lane. i mean fo ople that cavs move out of the way or something get really tight. accident for sure. e an >>you canee on th water takina toll on the paveme as new cracks and bottles in peers fast as they're filled. contribute to the probm. >>right i work really hard to make things and to have it

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a lot of snow on the pavement a lot of ice as well.y are saying wait until tomorrow when the weather clears a little bit it'll be easier to get up there. don't take the chance. snow showers expected to continue through thanksgiving. at the live news desk, i'm ken bastida. >>> judging from the grocery store this morning a lot of people change their mind i did not travel today because they were shopping. >> such a mess out there. >>> hopefully you had a chance to look up and enjoy the show in the sky today. we kind of had a unique cloud viewing day, we don't often get clouds that look as varied and is in such interesting yesterday me she would look like from our camera that sits on top of the sales force at a time lapse. specifically i want you to watch the moment right here where that one cumulus cloud built above the rest of them. do you see it there? that is unique for us, we get those clouds but we don't get them anywhere near as often as the rest of the country. those are the clouds that grow up and become thunderstorms. that one th

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having had so much rain, the surfaces will be left damp, particularly the roads and the pavements.t prevents a frost here. but really, the midland northwards, anywhere's at risk of temperatures following the freezing or below. and therefore giving some icy conditions for the morning rush. so that's the main concern. could be a little bit of mist and shallow valley fog as well and we'll still have showers pestering northern and eastern areas. wintry over the hills, relatively low levels, but a bright sparkly day for most, except the south and west, where our weather front is lingering. at least the cloud and a little bit of patchy rain will linger for much of the day. feeling chilly, of course, in that northerly wind, which tends to ease a little as we go through tomorrow night. so, more widespread frost. however, again, we've got weather frontsjust approaching in from the southwest. that's our concern as well. more rain as we go into the start of the weekend. but widely again, temperatures freezing or below, even in the towns and cities through friday night. so could be a little bi

. >> if you don't make the next debate, will you still be hitting the pavement? >> i'm going to hit the pavement for as long as our campaign has what it has right now. but if you want me in this race, please go to corybooker.com. if you want to hear my voice on that debate stage, please go to corybooker.com and help us out. >> senator thanks so much for coming in and joining me in person. >> yes. congratulations on your first thanksgiving with a young man who had -- did he -- you don't feed turkey? >> yeah, you can. he's 7 months old. he had turkey. he had mashed potatoes. he had some yams and then he passed out. after screaming. so it was just like the rest of the family. >> the first dose of tryptophan. >> screaming, eating, sleeping. >> that sounds like my thanksgiving experience. except we're all adults when we did it. >> some of us are as well. thank you so much for joining us. >>> after a quick break, the next step in the impeachment inquiry. congresswoman robin kelly of the house oversight committee joins me next. >>> and later, the struggle for american d

others were digging up rex on the pavement and using those to block the roads. it was highly disruptive. police came at the very end, but at that stage most of the protesters had gone. this is disruption, the impact we are seeing on the infrastructure here the metro network, part of that remains close. all of them werehu today and that will be extended into monday as well. atme the same ou have some of the university campuses being turned into fortresses. we have been at the chinese university on a couple of occasions over the last 48 hours. learnings lectuve stopped there. you have a sizable number of protesters still occupying a bridge that police have beov worried abou a highway, but they are supplying themselves with petrol bombs and blows and arrows. they are building walls from all in next occasions of some kind of confrontation. at the press conference,olice urged members of the public to push back and clear the roads. the clear inference is that if ople don't do that, the police perhaps -- this would be highly ivprovocat but the police perhaps wouldecide

most important bits which is what led to the group of members of the public opinion this guy to the pavement in the 1st place so where watching footage doesn't actually tell us very much at all. yes there were a number of members of the public breathtaking bravery and heroism by them in getting involved. really great to see. we have a saying that's part of policing here that the police the public and the public are the police and that was very that was showing this in huge amounts. they didn't know what they were going into they got involved and they stayed with it and the last one that was hanging on to him had a big sort of dragged away by the scruff of the neck while police officer. and finally peter knife crime increasing is this an epidemic that's impossible to stop . no book but the changes that are needed to stop it at the 1st thing with a knife crime epidemic we're talking about it now in the context of nice being used in a terrorist attack or believe terrorist attack that's a tiny little bit of knife crime those knife crime involved in domestic abuse there's knife crime involved in

it even highlights what's on the pavement. is there bike parking in front of us?beacon, say, if you want to find your local supermarket... 65 metres west. it's making this tip—tap sound. tapping sounds help guide us in the right direction, although we did manage to walk past the shop door. i think you don't quite believe that it's to the right of you. at least we had our guide dogs to help us find the entrance. at home, some of the simplest tech can actually be the most useful. beeping. but big tech companies, like apple, google and amazon are also trying to make their technology better for people like me. most of the time, i use my smartphone and apple watch. it's so great that it can connect to my apple tv and you can get it to play your favourite moments. lots of smart speakers now have audiobook services. one new and particularly unusual audiobook is called unseen. it's the first ever audio comic book. when you hear this sound... that is so cool. cover — the word "unseen" in bold letters. oh, amazing! no—one ever does that — that's the typeface... describing t

it even highlights what's on the pavement. is there bike parking in front of us?beacon, say, if you want to find your local supermarket... 65 metres west. it's making this tip—tap sound. tapping sounds help guide us in the right direction, although we did manage to walk past the shop door. i think you don't quite believe it's to the right of you. at least we had our guide dogs to help us find the entrance. at home, some of the simplest tech can actually be the most useful. but big tech companies, like apple, google and amazon, are also trying to make their technology better for people like me. most of the time i use my smart phone and apple watch. it's great that it can connect to my apple tv and you can get it to play your favourite moments. lots of smart speakers now have audio books services. one new and particularly unusual audiobook is called unseen, it's the first ever audio comic book. when you hear this sound... that is so cool. the word "unseen" in bold letters. 0h, amazing. no—one ever does that, the typeface... describing the pictures and each panel, wh