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our nicest of weather highs will write rise into the low 70's. you want to plan your thanksgiving feast outside tomorrow. do so between the hours of 01:00pm and 03:00pm when temps will be at the warmest and skies will be nice and sunny for it. good news is even though it cools down a bit this weekend, we're staying dry until next monday. for your travels back home. 60's for your highs in sf today. 60's at the coast and most of us for the rest of the bay area will stay in the 60's, albeit a few low 70's like in woodside at 71 san jose. today you'll be at 68 for your highs. also mid to upper 60's for much of the east bay walnut creek. one of those low 70's and we'll see a few more of those spots across the north bay with sonoma are very warmest at 72. here's a look ahead to tomorrow's temperatures. some of our warmest and friday also continuing that trend. mornings will continue to remain cold but afternoons really nice saturday and sunday starts or cool down. and by monday of next week, it's right back to winter weather highs only in the 50's and

yeah, we're going to see one of the nicest thanksgiving, i think in recent memory. just just beautiful weather out there. but we are seeing some dense fog moving along the coastline making for a beautiful shot outside the golden gate bridge right now, the light show in down below up to some of that fog is pushing on just right over >> atop road there. and so we're going to see that dense fog kind of settling in along the coastline, not push for on shore. it's going to stay clear inland. but in a fog out over that ridge, you can kind of get the sense of it now sending it in the chance of rain well to the north of the bay area that ridge build in. it looks for tomorrow. then susser tweak it a little bit as we head into friday and the weekend, bigger changes are headed least a lot of part of the weekend tomorrow. let's go a warm, though. some temperatures, the mid 70's, it will be hazy out there as well. but watch this. long-range forecasts were gets fascinating here. of course, you get the big ridge overhead. looks like a wonderful thanksgiving. you can see right ther

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. >> between jimmy deanne christian mccaffrey and devo, these are like the nicest guys in the nfl. >>he niners beat the rams 31- 14. they are 4 of 4 as they enter the by week. no game this sunday but the following sunday, look at this. november 13 -- sunday night football. the 49ers and the chargers live at levi our coverage will be there. m. the newscast will be >>> it seems the white house got a little spooky today. vice president harris posted this video greeting trick-or- treaters handing out candy at the white house. the first family got in on the fun hosting trick-or-treaters on the south on monday. the president said he didn't have time to get a costume, but the first lady jill and their granddaughter were dressed as fairies. they greeted kids who were the children of firefighters, nurses, and members of the national guard. the president could be seen handing out boxes of her she's. >> we will talk about the late john madden. >> john madden used to hand out bars that were this big. they were the jumbos. it was a race to get to his house. >> willie mays hands at big bars as well

the embarcadero center, the lights around the buildings are going to be flipped on for one of the nicest sites of the holiday season in san francisco. that will happen just after 7:00, the lighting ceremony will get started. but you will be able to see a lighting and then the drone show that would happen after that during our 7:00 newscast. guys, back to you. >> it is so spectacular when you drive across the bridges especially the bay bridge and you see those buildings lit up. it will make you crave the holiday season. >> yes, it does, thanks, paul. >>> a new call for federal emergency declaration in response to a dangerous spike in respiratory viruses. still ahead at 5:00, health experts explain what you should know heading into the holidays. >>> and san francisco transform into a winter hey guys, detect this: living with hiv, i learned that i can stay undetectable with fewer medicines. that's why i switched to dovato. dovato is for some adults who are starting hiv-1 treatment or replacing their current hiv-1 regimen. detect this: no other complete hiv pill uses fewer medicines to help

and today is the nicest rate. >> well, an australian shepherd named skipper was taken on a whale excursionay. the boat was at a complete stop when a pair of friendly wells came within inches of the boat and the dog got pretty excited. it's unclear how far off the coastal watches where but it was definitely a sight to see from scamper there. still to come in the next hour, we're talking about the twitter layoffs. we could start as early as today. we have a live report on what we know so far. david, to pass the man accused of assaulting nancy pelosi's husband is supposed to have a the limon area hearing today. we're going break down what we can expect from that hearing. jim mansfield: my job was more important to me than my family, and i started drinking a lot, staying out of town. it took a toll on me. dr. charles stanley: you may be as low as the prodigal, but you are not hopelessly, helplessly lost if you will listen to what i'm about to say. jim: sitting on that couch, watching that sermon, something had happened to us. i'm talking about the joy and love in our hearts. i want more of tha

. >> that is the nicest "you ain't shit" i never heard. my song? >> i would say 100% yes. i think you have a new career coming our way! >> how much rap do you listen to? >> more country tha then. "get low." >> that's the last song you listen to? lil jon "get low?" >> what does this sound mean? why is it not a hit to you? >> i don't really hear you and it. >> i was sampling some other stuff, i have other parts i haven't finished yet. >> no verses, just features. >> you are saying you need a verse from your. >> yeah, that would make you rapping. >> these atlanta people tripping, this shit fine, i know i can make a hit and i think i have just the thing. ♪ ♪ >> i want to make sure my voice counted. ♪ we vote ♪ ♪ we voting in georgia ♪ ♪ we voting ♪ ♪ let's vote ♪ ♪ gun control ♪ ♪ police control ♪ ♪ black people ♪ ♪ going to vote ♪ ♪ herschel walker might be your daddy ♪ ♪ warnock jacket too tight ♪ ♪ take that jacket back and swap it out ♪ [laughter] >> i did it. [cheers and applause] >> trevor: roy wood jr., everybody. stay tuned, when we co

i live in the best village of tkachev with us people are the nicest.y, hello to everyone who is at night. i was a young people. we have the most sincere, therefore the most invincible songs for you were invented by the songs himself. with all my heart, the evening show of andrey malakhov today at 17:00 on the russia pvc channel, the injured logins were brought by ambulance. and loginova from the words of the injured spouse. in this tour, i still ask the question the six most popular answers, but the teams must guess the sixth one first, if possible, because it is for it that you can get the most points, that's why it's called a game, on the contrary, attention is a question. at what russian folk song mentions plants or fruits, trees, grass, berries, and so on for 20 seconds? answer accepted. and how you have conductors and won by will, curly-haired stand the answer to defense. thanks dmitry your version. ah. well let's get on the board exactly. we will say, viburnum is blooming, in the field of our stream. well, they tightened it well. oh shaft . well,

. >> the nicest things you said about me, what, i wish you would just keep going. no, i'm teasing. i do appreciate that you mentioned my dad and a way that you did because my dad hitchhiked into knoxville with five dollars in his pocket. he grew up in what they would consider bitter poverty, 20 years later was elected mayor. and in 195858 there was a poll of knoxville you said 80% favored keeping segregation. my dad becomes come he became city law director january 1 of 1956, and i can still remember as lobo at seven or eight years old going, he would go into black churches in the mid-50s and speak in those churches sometimes, and he led the peaceful integration of knoxville at a time that it was not very easy. we look back now i think it would be easy, but it wasn't easy back then. he and three races for mayor he got over 90% of the african-american vote. that's against some very tough opponents. and, of course, and then he ran for mayor on a nonpartisan ticket. when he started, he was always an open obvious well-known republican, but when he started running for congress and was on

well, why did he miss going to the nicest restaurant very much.nally, who, by the way, was just of military age and in ukraine they were indignant at this, let's see. very nice. meet agree difficult to resist and i didn’t even guess that people were hiding. you have been here for a long time. you are filming . just wondering how long ago you arrived in the safety of you children. we got here 3 hours ago and we're leaving in 5 hours because we're picking up cars. what cars are we talking about. i do not have time to ask the conversation interrupted by mrs. marina and tries to take the phone out of my hands. it 's a pity that the hotels. unlikely to provide a video with surveillance cameras, oh, which were in the restaurant and you will not see how much mrs. marina did not want their family to be seen by the uk and how stubbornly she chose the phone from my hands, which is ridiculous to say, but even ruined her manicure peter alekseevich returns to the conversation . i wanted to ask. walk in safety. also interesting, right? here is the ukrainian one

. >> kat: the nicest thing you've ever said to me. the current climate of sexual harassment. to ask you want to hang outside with coworkers and risk getting in trouble because you might asked somebody out curriculum saying? by accident with some sorry. i accidentally gave you my phone number. >> lawrence: i think it just broke. [laughs] i do, because the jens ears ran off all the men. they don't want us open doors, the ones with it themselves but then they don't have any money. so i think that's what happens. when you think mayor? >> glenn: first and only know what a jens he is the second point the close like i'm sick and how anymore is having a shirley temple with my granddaughters i really can't commentate on this. it's a happy hour. [laughs] [laughs] [applause] >> greg: you are such a politician. spitting up shirley temple? >> kat: you can't even think of a drink without alcohol in it. >> glenn: i said shirley temple. >> tyrus: you awful mean little man. >> greg: you would cut truly temple at half? [laughs] >> greg: i guess this is

famously when at the nicest people in the congress.illega immigration in and figure three vigorously in the new york time decided to call him names when we found out only talk to him for an hour were completely false, but the republican leadership went along with a. kevin mccarthy was out and they bounced them out of the congress. it's an amazing story and here is part of it. >> they are willing to compromise principle, and if yo are let's just say if you're a narcissistic abuser, and i put that on kevin mccarthy, i studied the definition of that. if you're a narcissistic abuser and all your reality revolves around you and what affects you and your ambition and goals in life and the calculation is whe you deal with people that doesn't help me or hurt me, if help them, does it help me more and if i hurt him, does does that help me more. that equation is going on in th head of people like kevin mc carthy. >> that is on fox nation right now. here is sean hannity. happy veterans day this friday night to all of you who bravely served our co

street, that man raped and robbed a 43-year-old woman out jogging in the west village, probably the nicestt of the city. again, this guy was already wanted for two prior sex crimes. one of them back in april sexual assaulted a different woman out for a jog. in october, tried to rip the clothes off a 48-year-old woman walking on fdr drive and then tried to rape her. why was this guy walking around the city this morning. the real question is where was kathy hochul, great defender of women? she's a woman, big feminist. did kathy hochul say anything about this today, anything? it is one of the biggest issues. no, she said nothing. she talked gun control which new york has had for 60 years. stricter gun control. has nothing to do with gun control, this is rape and it has gone way up in new york under heatkathy hochul. registered voters show 82% of black democrats believe violent crime is a quote, very important issue. you know who doesn't care about violent crime? people that don't have to deal with it. only 33% of white liberals care. huh. what explains the difference. larry elders, candidate

so to be fair, danny trejo is like the nicest guy in the world.g i discovered that completely shocked and surprised me, so i have to ask you, are you a morrissey fan, by any chance? >> morrissey? >> like from his band, the smiths. apparently it's like a british rock band of the late '80s that is apparently hugely popular in the chicano community. so you have not been touched by this -- >> i'm going to tell you something right now between me and you. i listen to no music that came after 1968. i'm like an oldies guy, you know what i mean? >> so, i mean, your parents were born in texas. >> yeah. >> but can you trace your people back to what area in mexico? >> monterrey. my grandmother's grandfather was born in monterrey. >> did you speak spanish at home? >> yeah, i spoke spanish until i was about 9, 10. and usually you stop speaking spanish when you go to grammar school. especially in the '50s, because they wouldn't let you. no, no, you don't speak spanish, you know, so you kind of forget. >> right. >> but then when you start going to juvenile hall a

you are one of the nicest, most wonderful human beings i've ever had the pleasure of meeting.ng and you will give them a leg up, audiences will get to know them. i would love to know, who is the comedian who shaped your life? not even a comedian, who was the person, when you look back and go, man, if it wasn't for them, they surely wouldn't be the same? >> that is my mom. that is my mom. [applause] she was the one who would always say, help others, but at the same time, she was like "but that's too much help. let them go. [speaking spanish] "i mean, early on, you know, it was one of those things where i started going on the road and no one told me to be nice to people. no one said, help the sky or take this person on the road. when i came up to you, i knew you were hysterical and you seemed really cool. i said, come on. you like taco bell? you will get a lot of it on the road. [laughter] >> trevor: you think he is joking. [laughter] my favorite part of being on tour with fluffy was how we would eat. no, because we would eat at a different place. remember, i had not eaten at mo

it has elements of the third world, the nicest elements of the third world. >> right. >> which is funky's pride, there's things that don't work at all, and then it's main street, usa. where we are now, i mean, there's pta meetings here. they get together and watch the super bowl. and it's the most main street, usa or as much as you will find. >> town is a neighborhood spot in honolulu's kaimuki district and, as hawaii is the only state the union that allows day boat fisherman to sell directly to restaurants, the pan-roasted mahi-mahi is pretty [bleep] good. it's not a particularly welcoming or friendly part of the world, contrary to sort of the aloha myth. >> no, that's right. that's right, but no island is. nantucket isn't, the isle of wight, isn't. name an island. they want foreigners in corsica? sicily, they want foreigners there? no way, no way. >> right. >> did anyone ever come to an island with a good intention? >> no, never in the history of the world. >> no, no. >> best case scenario -- bring syphilis. >> yeah. >> pretty much. >> yeah, yeah. >> i mean, at the very least. >> and

>> iggy: the nicest stuff right now, this is very embarrassing, but it's really being loved.s the reward phase of your life, or is it just dumb luck? >> iggy: it's been emotionally i think a reward phase for stuff i did up until the age 30. stuff you had to do on instinct and not on intelligence. >> anthony: see, i think you deserve it. but when i look at my own life, you know, i'm actually -- i'm ambivalent. i mean, i'm still not so sure. you know? >> iggy: i'm still curious. you seem like a curious person. >> anthony: it's my only virtue. >> iggy: there you go. all right. curious is a good thing to be. it seems to pay some unexpected dividends. ♪ i am a passenger and i ride and ride ♪ ♪ i ride through the city ♪ ♪ i see the stars come out of the sky ♪ ♪ so let's ride and ride and ride and ride ♪ >> anthony: and i guess that's what it comes down to. all of it. led here. i write a book, i get a tv show, i live my dreams, i meet my hero. two old men on a beach. ♪ singing la, la, la, la, la, la, la ♪ ♪ la, la, la, la, la, la, la ♪

we have the nicest fans of any, you know, network, i think, out there.hang out together. i sat next to steve doocy on the plane. >> todd: what is steve doocy like will. >> rachel: he likes the chardonnay. >> carley: who doesn't when they travel? thank you for waking up early this morning. >> rachel: whether i knew it was you two i said it's worth it. steve. >> ainsley: very kind. >> will: you are wearing the outfit that will and i saluted. looked like the american flag. >> carley: we decided on that show that if pete was a girl this is what he would wear. >> rachel: i'm wearing red pants. >> todd: stand up right there. >> carley: there you go. >> todd: rachel campos-duffy is patriotic. tonight is patriotic. >> carley: as she always is thank you very much, rachel. more "fox & friends." ♪ ♪ ♪ [commands] [marching band

the town because he doesn't know know what to do with himself emerson was like a saint "one of the nicestngs from whatever i have read about him and more perceptive break and so it is a book about concert hundred hands. the. >> will that was a nice story. >> was kind of comic relief and you know, if you can put up with otto warburg's antics but so, meanwhile he's alienating more more people than these making more extreme statements not only is this thing you discovered fermentation but is only thing that matters and he appears in any 50, before a group of nobels and he said that everything else is garbage all you need to know is that cancer cells edo sales they cannot use of so the permit and maturely uses the word garbage for everything else and he insists that if only be cancer we just pay attention to him like you could solve this disease and you know is incredibly important what he is saying but the sciences are already sort of changing in the 1950s, we have the discovery of the structure of dna there is all of these interesting discoveries about cancer viruses that are taking place i

emerson was like a saint, one of the nicest human beings who ever lived and warburg pushed him to the brink. it is a book about cancer, there are not many funny parts in the book but -- that chapter is, relief. if you can put up with warburg's and text. so in the meanwhile he is alienating more and more people and making more extreme statements about cancer saying not only is the fermentation important but is the only thing that matters. he appears in 1950 before group of nobel laureates and says everything else is garbage, all you need to know is cancer cells can't use oxygen so they ferment and he uses the word garbage for everything else and he insists, if only the cancer world would pay attention to him we could solve this and it is incredibly important what he is saying but the tides of science are changing in the 1950s with the discovery of the structure of dna and always interesting discoveries about cancer virus is taking place in the 60s and then we have a real breakthrough where cancer, modern molecular biology, they start to see particular mutated genes can cause cancer and

some of the greatest people and all along we're united states we have some of the greatest and the nicest people in the world and we're they're always ready to help and like whenever god remember when the worst was broke up. i'll tell you something a little story. i was 17 and a half. and me and my mother we was in the kitchen. and the radio was on. and and here the news broadcasts come over where they they bombed the factory in germany. and my mother turned that's my uncle's factory that's because that's she was from germany and that's just yeah. but all the americans they were ready to go and ready to fight. yeah. and now my my thing is that i would like to see them outlaw wars. i i sit at home thinking and talking to myself. what? seen an outlaw wars where they would have you know like we have really in congressman and where they have a group. of people that would handle problems like like say the united states and like say mexico we'd have a problem, you know, and they so this group would get together and iron it up in words. instead of boys because now i i listen to that news where t

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and all along, the united states we had some of the greatest and the nicest people in the world.was on. and on a news broadcast came over, they had bombed a factory in germany. my mother turned and said that is my uncles factory, because she was from germany. but all of the americans were ready to go, were ready to fight with. now my thing is that i would like to see them outlaw wars. i sit home thinking and talking to myself, a lot. [laughs] i would like to see them outlaw wars, like we have senators and congressman, where they have a group of people that would handle these problems. like say the united states and mexico, say they have a problem. this group would get together and iron it out in words instead of bullets. because, now i listen to that thing over there where the russians are killing little kids, it is just so awful. people, there has not been people around killings that do not realize how it is not nice. is not even nice to be shown shot at, don't shoot somebody else. i would like to see a peaceful world, okay? [applause] [applause] >> and i live in a peaceful plac

the nicest persons that asks not so nice questions. she's got the big guy on her side upstairs.u. in all seriousness, that's what i remember. i live in new jersey. i wondered, boy, had i note that citarelli had a shot, i would have voted for him. but now we have a situation where polls look one way in a lot of states, they might turn out that way but might not. that does affect voting behavior, does it not? >> it can. when you look back at polls, they've been beaten up. think about susan collins in maine leading into her race. there were polls that said she was done 5 to 10%. she won by nine points. that's a perfect example there. that is a state that is tougher with the lower population to get polls. get them accurately done. there is a real thing that happens out there with people also not responsing to polls. "new york times" has been writing about how this works. they said it's tougher to get republicans by far to respond to polling. they say they do. they wait them, but it takes more work for them to get republicans to be responsive. they call this a nonresponsive pollster

you see for the commercial flights i know breezy airways offering three up aboutels on scale nice, nicests one way but that is that is, obviously, another aspect of some of these other new planes, and the other new planes also include long range airbus a321, will be flying people to europe, and people aren't used to flying to europe on signel aisle plain more economical to nie will help keep fares low the other aspect that we need to think about not something passengers generally think about when they book a flight but more efficient more fuel-efficient, at the time when fuel prices are high, that is another thing that will help keep fares down. they won't nell be low i think everyone knows fares are pretty high right now, but at least they won't be shooting up, the way they might normally have in the past. maria: any other changes that consumers are flyers will see from these new planes? what will we feel in terms of being on that new plane with new designs, more cost another one do i mention in story, the boeing 777 x, hasn't come on line convalescent there have been delays in productio

one of the nicest celebrities i have ever met, sylvester stallone. >> brian: absolutely.-new series that drops on sunday. his latest role, you will love it. but i want to check in to see what dan perino has on her show, dana. >> kind of you to ask, bryant and an amazing show as always. election day turned into election we commend we have the very latest numbers on the midterms. it is very tight. we could know more this morning. 60% of americans behind on car payments and inflation numbers signal better economic times ahead. are we still in for a rough ride? friday and the mente team is here. should the united states ban tiktok? what the biden administration is saying but is it too late to ask ask? we will as that fec commissioner brandon carr. we will see at 9:00. when people needed it most. but there's still work to be done. thank you, claire. this year, we'd like to invite you back to jersey mike's for another special weekend. come in november 19th and 20th, where 20% of all sales will be donated to feeding america, helping families in need. together, we always make a d

my name is sergey one of the nicest parts.l increase in weight increases the chances of getting serious joint problems, scientists from monk university. australia found that just five extra pounds increases the likelihood of total knee replacement by 35% in women and 25% in men, the authors analyzed data from twenty studies that examined the relationship between weight gain and osteoarthritis. in this disease, the cartilage that cushions the joints wears out and the stronger, the greater the load. ends of the bone. they begin to rub against each other, causing swelling, stiffness and pain. the good news is that even a slight weight loss is at least 10%. already condition improves. one of the most vivid childhood memories for me is summer mornings and the aroma that fills the kitchen where grandfather brews turkish coffee, in my opinion, no coffee machine can compare with this, of course, we then roasted and you never know the grains ourselves, but now it is easy to buy already ground coffee and you want to figure out if its ex

. >> brian: also one of the nicest people. >> ainsley: she is the best.hanges your life in such a positive way. it was the best day. >> carley: she has wanted a baby for a long time. we love you, kelly. >> ainsley: congratulations, kelly. >> brian: i just hope when he grows up he stays within himself. >> ainsley: and hopes he gets dressed. >> janice: get a onesie that says that "stay within yourself." >> will: lee look like a crayola box. red, yellow, green, blue. >> ainsley: 300 migrants on the way to chicago. newly ere-elected governor taking to twitter as biden does nothing, texas will continue taking unprecedented action to relieve our overwhelmed border communities and secure the border. retired sergeant marine veteran and medal of honor recipient dakota meyer joins us now. good morning to you. >> good morning. >> ainsley: good morning, it's veterans day. thank you so much for your service and i know you have a beautiful message for our veterans. first we wanted to get your reaction. what do you think about this? is this to draw attention to this cri

today is easily the nicest of this forecast. coit tower looks great. it's clear it's dry. it is cold this morning, but not as cold as yesterday. yesterday was the one that really took the cake as far as the low 30's go, most of us have dropped in the 40's this morning. but look at this. not a lot going on radar from the sierra back here at home. we're looking to consistently dry today. yesterday we saw this warmer air mass sliding across the region. it doesn't stay put for long, though, immediately to the north of us. another dip in the jet stream is set to work its way down our direction. this is going to result in prolonged rainfall from the weekend into next week. this is great news for the sierra but may keep indoors more. so the knot today get out there. it's our warmest one pretty good amount of sunshine, staying dry. most importantly, tomorrow, middle of the day could see some light sprinkles up into the north bay. you'll see showers drifting in early afternoon. rest of us will wait until mid to late afternoon for a few these lighter showers. rainfall picks up even

. >> they say that home weddings are the nicest. much the better. >> in 2008, today's jenna bush hager who married her love henry hager in texas, celebrated with a white house reception a month later. but you don't have to be related to the first family to get married here. about a decade ago, pete sousa, held his nuptials in the road garden. anita mcbride says a white house wedding is always an event to remember. >> no matter how you may feel about a particular administration, you can't but be happy for a couple who is starting their lives and to have it happen at the white house, that's very unique and special part of history. >> reporter: it really is so incredibly uk. and the bidens are celebrating a lot this weekend. the president turns 80 on this sunday. the bidens are paying for everything and perhaps one of the most interesting parts, naomi and peter don't have to travel too far because they already live here at the white house. >> it really is a family. they haven't said who is officiating, right? >> reporter: they have not

she was one of the nicest people i've ever known and i certainly did not kill sandi. >> do you feel likebsolutely. >> but sandi's family doesn't blame the prosecutors. >> i think they took on a big undertaking, and i mean, i'm thankful. i believe they did more than their job, those two. >> the good news for sandi is the world knows cliff reed killed her. she did not abandon her children. she did not go missing. he killed her and put her in the woods, and that is worth something to know that and say that. >> while justice for sandi may not look quite like what anyone imagined, her family is taking solace in the beautiful person sandi was and the reflection they see of her in her children. your dad says that he sees your mom in you and in your sister. do you think she would be proud of you and what you've accomplished? >> i think she would. >> that's all for this edition of "dateline." i'm craig melvin. thank you for watching. >> a new, our new fallout facing donald j trump. the former president nine with a well-known white supremacis

it was one of the nicest supporting crowds because the announcers came on saying these girls are nicehe reception you gt at other trump' vents. it's a perspective in a world view of people that you don't always get talking to lawmakers. >> they are there. it's unpolished and they are actually -- there's no media professional tweaking every word they say. it's very real. >> how do i say this without -- that made my sad. they can't tell the difference, in my way, i'm generalizing between reality and not reality. this is something that's supposed to be fun. they are operating on this whole thing about people, the democrats being evil and election denial and the election was stolen and all that. it just makes me really sad. i want to say hey, guys. none of what you're believing is true. i don't know. i don't know what to do with that. i really don't. >> i think it does reflect the dehumanization of your political opponents that we're seeing now. when i interviewed them five years ago, i interviewed people in the crowd and they were laughing. they would be like who doesn't love the hate th

the nicest of the weekend to venture out there reena. john, thank you for that little. if you're traveling along 80 in fairfield at 6.80, southward, you got an accident. there. >> so definitely take your time as you're traveling. at one point you couldn't get through. now you can so factor that into your morning drive. but look at the bay bridge. 14 minutes down from a 2 minutes. last time we checked in. so it looks like we may encounter friday line after all, 17 minutes, a 80 to 101 that's down from 25 minutes as you're traveling%across towards the peninsula, a richmond center fell bridge tolls to 101 about 12 minutes traveling out of richmond. let's check on the golden gate bridge. 37 to the tolls it put you at about 25 darya. james, back to you. thank you. are a nato to and today a judge is expected to set the date for a preliminary hearing for the man was arrested for attacking paul pelosi. yeah, this is david, the pap he's still in jail facing several state and federal charges. >> kron four's will tran has been following the story fo us from san francisco this morn

luke bryan is one of the nicest guys in the world.tage tonight to the end of the festivities. for the next ten hours, you're going to stop talking starting right now, right? check it out tonight on the patriot awards. >> ainsley: thank you. michael was discovered by big and rich. he learned to play, his grandfather taught him, he wrote a song for them, has this big career now in nashville and he's here honoring the patriots. you are a person. if music doesn't work out for you, which it will, then you could be a mascot! >> steve: let's make this the final thing you say. would you read that hair? >> "fox & friends" live from the seminal hard rock hotel and casino. >> announcer: "fox & friends" at the patriot awards is brought to you by camping world, america's use rv superstore. visit camping world.com today. over the past two years, jersey mike's fundraiser for feeding america has been a huge success. their efforts helped provide more than 75 million meals, when people needed it most. but there is still work to be done. thank you, clai

and then tomorrow and friday afternoons, the nicest of your forecast just in time for your celebrations. i'm talking all about it. still ahead, rain. all right, john, thanks for that. traffic has been nice and light this morning. if you're heading into the city right now, got to catch a flight or something. >> 9 minutes mace that fremont street exit. the san mateo bridge 80 to 1, 0, 1, 13 minutes as you travel across towards the peninsula. the richmond center fell bridge tolls to 101. it's going to about 7 minutes to make that drive this morning. and the golden gate bridge. 37 to the tolls. you're looking at a 20 minute morning, right on this wednesday morning. >> 8 o'clock is the time in the breaking news this hour. 6 people are dead and multiple others injured after a gunman opened fire at a walmart in chesapeake, virginia last night. >> the gunman is also dead. our sister station in virginia is reporting that an employee who witnessed the shooting says the shooter was a manager at the store. >> kron four's camila barco in the newsroom following the very latest developments this morni

. >> and amid some of our nicest weather in the forecast, too, got to love those 70's this time of year. if only for a couple of days, if you outside right now is nice and clear, it is cold. this morning it's been a trend of cold mornings mild afternoons in temps only getting more mild into thanksgiving. redwood city. you're at 32 right now. dublin at 32 degrees. while mountain view. fremont livermore also well down in the 30's. got to bundle up this morning. at this point, though, we're used to it. we've been seeing each of our mornings being quite cold fairfield at 28 ball petaluma at 30 degrees. so we're right back down to where we were yesterday, but we'll be right back up to those daytime highs in the 60's later on today and getting even warmer into thanksgiving. it's all talk about. still ahead, all right, john, thanks to that table. traffic started bill. you're at the bay bridge toll plaza. >> 15 minutes amazed that fremont street exit as you're traveling into the city this morning, our san mateo bridge, you're also a 15 minutes may from a 80 to 1, o wants traffic is pretty consi

emerson was, like, a saint who, you know, one of the nicest human beings who ever livedded from everything about him, and he nearly pushes him to the brink so it's a book about nazis, there are not many funny parts in the book -- >> that was a nice story, yeah. >> that, the comic relief, it, you know, if you can put up with the antics. meanwhile, he's alienating more and more people, and he's making more and more extreme statements about cancer not saying not only is this -- saying not only is the thing he discovered important, but in the 1950s, there's a group of nobel laureates, and he says everything else is unimportant. he literally uses the word garbage for everything else. and he insists that, you know, if only the cancer lab would just pay attention to him, we could so this disease. and, you know, it is the incredibly important, what he's saying. but the times are already sort of changing, and, you know, in the 1950s we had the discovery of the structure of dna, there's all these interesting discoveries about viruses that are taking place in the '60s, and in the 1970s we had this re

. >> thanks for that kind introduction, the nicest introduction i have ever gotten. >> looking at yourot as accomplished as i really should be. >> i've been very lucky. i've had some great opportunities. so first, i've got to start with gas prices which are top of mind for many americans in the wake of the opec plus decision. i am curious, what you are expecting to see in terms of actual gas price responses in the united states over the next couple weeks? how significant do you think the consequences might be that ordinary people would see? >> thanks. gas prices, the price at the pump is not only top of mind for americans across the country and across the world, i can personally say it is top of mind of president biden, secretary granholm, ron klain, the whole team. this is something to all of us on a regular basis, sometimes an hourly basis, affordability. we got to keep our eye on the ball and use all tools in our toolbelt to keep ford ability on gas prices. other energy prices but more broadly than that. we have seen cost reductions over the last several months, a very good news sto

now, today into tomorrow, some of our nicest of weather for your eating in for your shopping tomorrow. how conveniently times we cool down a little bit this weekend, but we are staying dry for your travels back home. it's not until monday that we see the return of rain for the bay area and snow back up in the sierra nevada. so if you're traveling up there this weekend, friday, saturday and sunday, all looking good head back sunday and avoid the snow that begins falling again. as i mentioned on monday of next week, 60's for your highs and sf and at the coast elsewhere, it's a mix of 60's to 70's today. a little warmer than yesterday. and we've been talking this week how temperatures are above average for late november. so the fact that we're even warmer than that, that says something san jose as well as danville. our warmest spots in the bay today at 74 degrees. so so nice. napa and sonoma not far behind you along with petaluma and santa rosa. all at 72. tomorrow's temperatures similar to today's in the low 70's for highs. but yes evening lows continue to be cold. dropping into the 30'

. >> and amid some of our nicest weather in the forecast, too, got to love those 70's this time of yearf days, if you outside right now is nice and clear, it is cold. this morning it's been a trend of cold mornings mild afternoons in temps only getting more mild into thanksgiving. redwood city. you're at 32 right now. dublin at 32 ee

. >> they say that home weddings are the nicest, and if houma happens to be the white house, so much, who married her love, henry hagar, in texas, celebrated with a white house reception a month later. but you don't have to be related to the first family to get married here. about a decade ago, pete sousa, the official obama white house photographer, held his nuptials in the rose garden. anita mcbride, the former chief of staff to former first lady laura bush, says a white house wedding it's always an event to remember. >> no matter how you may feel about a particular administration, you can't help but be happy for a couple who is starting their lives and to have its happen at the white house, that's a very unique and special part of history. >> normalcy and a little bit of joy coming out of the administration. it's nice to have the wedding. our thanks to nbc's christian welker for that reports. up next, revisionist history, how one republican-led state is surpassing the truth by erasing it's from textbooks. you are watching velshi on nbc. we will be right back. we will be right back

. >> they say home weddings are the nicest.ry in texas, celebrated with a white house reception a month later. you don't have to be related to the first family to get married here. about a decade ago, the official obama white house photographer, held his nuptials in the rose garden. anita mcbride, former chief of staff to former first lady laura bush, says a white house wedding is always an event to remember. >> no matter how you may feel about a particular administration, you can't help but be happy for a couple who is starting their lives. to have it happen at the white house, that's a very unique and special part of history. >> reporter: unique, indeed. president biden will turn 80 on sunday. as for the wedding, the bidens are playing for the festivities. perhaps the best part for naomi and peter, they don't have to travel very far. get this. they live here at the white house. >> that's so exciting. can i ask you about the weather? i'm thinking november wedding outside. do you know, is it going to be tented? are they going t

on the weekend, sunday's your driest, nicest day saturday is not going to be all bad when i come backmoment, hour by hour, so you can kind of plan your day, but it should be fine. just a chance of showers. mountain snow on saturday sunday better back here with that in a few minutes. alright bill, we'll see you then. thank you are recent rainfall means a lot of snow blanketing the sierra and ski season is ramping up for an early kickoff mount rose, boreal , heavenly, northstar and kirkwood all announced they are opening this week and palisades tahoe is aiming for next week. the resort reports more than three ft of fresh snow in the past week and heavenly they're opening a week early. the resort says it's fully staffed now and wrapping up those final details before people come out and hit the slopes. after last year. this is amazing to be able to open six days early at northstar and heavenly and almost three weeks early at kirkwood. ah natural snow coming from mother nature and cold temps for snow making the resort says it expects a good turnout of skiers and snowboarders given the exci

we've got some of the nicest weather so far of the month. is temperatures going to be soaring?by tomorrow parts of the bay area. but that's not going to last forever. we've got changes coming our way. this quiet out there tonight on the golden gate bridge. temperatures starting a little chilly in spots. watch out for some big waves along the coastline as we head toward thanksgiving day. i think a lot of folks, they go out there for a little walk out their coast side. but some big time waves rolling in there. some storms off the coastline generated some big serves. so watch out for that right through friday as well. temperatures today, 67 is pretty common for many parts of the bay area. 67 degrees above the average in san francisco. 67 in oakland, a 66 in san jose. 67 in both livermore and conquer and 65. for a high in santa rosa. temperatures, though, are cooling off, though. now a lot of 40's beginning to show up even along the coastline getting cool in spots hovering just above the 30's there. petaluma. 41 right now. 45 in santa rosa and 41 degrees and fairfield. i think chan