san francisco. janelle is getting to see you. so let's talk about what these presidents one, what does joe biden want to get out of this meeting? i know, suffice to say no one is expecting sweeping outcomes from this meeting, but joe biden is expected to come with a laundry list of agenda items. i thought he doesn't want to see movement on chief of them. of course, as we have been saying, is the resumption of the military to military dialogue between the chinese and american company. military's that were suspended after that nancy pelosi visit to taiwan. that so angered the chinese, he's also expected to bring up his concern to she over what he sees as china is a provocative military activities around taiwan and around the south china sea. he's also expected us to ask she to crack down on chinese companies selling equipment a to moscow to help rush facilitates. it's more again to print apart from that, he's also going to be bringing up the fact that he wants to try not to use their relationship with iran in order to keep iran and

janelle was mentioning that. this is a political and economic necessity. joining us now is congressman eric swalwell, who represents alameda county. nice to have you back in the bay area. apec is new to most of us here. what is your role in all of this? can you help explain this to us? >> yeah. apec is an economic conference -- u.s., canada, many asian partners of ours. and my district is one of the most diverse in america. vietnam and the philippines are largely represented in my district by folk who's have immigrated to the bay area. really just celebrating the economic and cultural and religious ties that we have and wanted to host an event to kick off what's going to be a consequential week here in the san francisco bay area. >> what actually gets done in these meetings, congressman? i was in moscone center. the media was allowed in for five, ten minutes, and the doors closed. >> it's all about relationships. just like in business, just like in the nonprofit world, just like in sports. so, you know, really just understanding, you know, what are the eco

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we're going to have pre and postgame coverage from our janelle wang who will be up in seattle for all of the action. it all starts at 5:00 p.m. >>> hitting the slopes in time for the holidays. the big tahoe resort that's just opened up for skiers and snowboarders today. >>> also, new efforts to combat our climate in crisis. our kari hall takes a look inside a new plan trying to remove toxins from our environment. before we head to break, what trending story would you like to see later on in this newscast? i have a poll up on my instagram. we have time to vote for one of the stories you see here. kripy's elf doughnuts, tuna advent calendar or record setting scott. setting scott. we'll tl you aboutel look mom, i found one. oh, yeah, you did. but we need an atm from our bank unless you want to spend a small fortune in fees. uh, no, thank you. banking with us means more fee-free atms than the two largest us banks combined. well, that would be convenient but there is no b-m-o here. ah, you can just call us bee-mo, and there is now. you know what else is convenient? mobile banking that make

s. correspondent janelle jamal la on joins us now from san francisco. janelle, it's great to have you with us to abide in, is trying to mend the us china relationship. what does he actually want from china? well, yeah, so to leaders having meeting for a few hours now we're still waiting to see what actually comes out of that meeting . but both leaders and for size that through long relationship with one another, they met as vice president's 12 years ago. but as we know, ties between the us and china have been fraught as of late. and as such of this meeting really is an opportunity for joe biden to get a few things through chief of them, being the restoration of military to military dialogue between the us and china military's. it's also expected that there was a discussion going on today on how to prevent artificial intelligence from getting into the command and control of nuclear weapon systems. by doing also, once she's help in restricting the exports of precursor chemicals used to make sentinel, as all the u. s reels from an open york crisis, but a lot of what's expected to have be

s. correspondent janelle jamal loan in san francisco. janelle, what are we expecting to hear from biden of the? well, we're hearing some the results come out of the summit already, and a lot of these results were telegraphed beforehand. so it is reasonable to assume that both sides pick outcomes with a reasonable chance of success. for example, the restoration of military to military communication. so we know that that was a key aim of biden's, and both sides have now said that they will take steps to get that communication back up. both sides have now also said that they will agree to work together to restrict the flow of precursor chemicals used in fentanyl, a production. and that was in especially important priority for bite. and because then he could show up american voters that he is able to tackle a domestic issue, p o, p o, a crisis while engaging on the foreign policy stage as expected to abide and also leaned on the she to use his influence with iran and order to prevent the conflict in the middle east from expanding further from getting a from q in order to keep iran and check

>> they really are, janelle. even as we speak right now. today traditionally a big di for online shopping as consumers dealing, as you said, inflation for an entire year, make their way to their phones and computers to hunt for deep discounts. on black friday, they shopped with their feet. today they shopped with their fingers. for andrea deleon, cyber monday was much better. >> it's so easy to buy online and get everything shipped. >> reporter: we found a lot of people doing their holiday shopping at orchard valley coffee, looking pretty comfortable. >> no fighting the parking. you're not fighting any retail theft opportunities or psychos in the mall. >> i don't think it beats being at home with a muffin and some coffee and my cat, you know. so, yeah. >> reporter: considering they collectively spent close to $12 billion online today. buying things that thanks to ai and robotics that work in facility likes this one run by amazon in richmond are already on the way to our respective homes. >> that's what we're seeing now is the consumer takin

i'm janelle wang. >> and i'm garvin thomas. >>> oakland is stealing back baseball.not the a's, but baseball. >> oakland is getting a new professional team called the oakland ballers. velena jones gives us an inside look at what the new bs are all about. >> it's this town, baby. oakland ballers. ♪♪ >> reporter: keeping baseball in oakland, that's the plan. >> oakland needs a new baseball team. >> reporter: still sporting green and gold, the team founders are launching the oakland ballers or the bs for short. their mission is simple, play ball and put the community first. >> nobody gets to decide what happens to that story. certainly not one team. if that goes away, it needs to be replaced by something different, something better. what we want to replace it with is an organization that has different values. >> reporter: team founders friedman and carmel named the independent team the balmers in memory of their friend who passed away whose nickname was baller. the b's will join the pioneer league next season becoming the first west coast franchise. the a's will still b

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and in san francisco, des us corresponded janelle to my lat. janelle, i'm going to start with you job i is trying to mend if you will, the us, chinese relationship on what does he want from showing, as well as on the outside of the biden administration. has been trying to keep expectations for these talks low. it's almost as if the main outcome of these talks is the talking itself. that said, there are a couple of key goals and issues that are expected to come up like the resumption of military to military dialogue. we heard him talk about that earlier in the sound bites that you played. we are also expecting discussions on how to keep artificial intelligence out of the command and control of nuclear weapon systems. by then also wants to see a more help from she in terms of cracking down on exports. so a precursor, chemicals that used to make sentinel that says the us reels from the like crisis. but a lot of the issues of that will come up. we'll have to do with china's role on the world stage. for example, the us wants to see china use its influence on a wrong to make sure it doesn't

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. >> we think that was janelle wang. that looks like we're at levi's stadium, not up in seattle. >> she's got some new friends. >> a lot of fun on this thanksgiving. that 49ers united airlines charter flight back to the bay area is going to be lively. let's take you back inside the niners locker room right now. this is nick bosa. let's listen in. >> nick, how beneficial is it to have a mini bye coming up between these two particular games? >> huge, yeah. we need it. a lot of guys were battling through today. but that's the good part of a thursday game. we had two thursdays this year, which is new you. and really tough for us. but we got it done. >> thanks, nick. >> thank you. >> 31-13. the 49ers now 8-3 on the season. >> the thing i love about nick bosa is on the field he's like an animal and then he goes back in the locker room and he's very chill and calm. >> he is chill. look at these guys now. brandon aiyuk and i believe depot samuel. oh, my goodness. we'll get to them in a moment. let's bring in nbc bay area's antho

i'm janelle wang. it is the biggest international event we have seen here in the bay area in decades. the asia-pacific economic cooperation summit known as apec, it starts tomorrow. world leaders from 21 different economies will be here as well as some of the biggest names in tech. if you live or work in san francisco or you commute using the bay bridge, this will impact you. take a look at some of the barriers and security check points being set up around moscone center. that's where a majority of the summit is happening. the entire area is designated as a high security zone. the map is here, which means if you come into the zone at all, center of it moscone center, expect your bags or your vehicles to be checked. another place where those double barriers are going up, the area around the fairmont hotel where some leaders will be staying. this is video from nearby huntington park. now, most of the street closures are still to come, but traffic is already a nightmare in some spots. this is at 4th and m

so i've been quite smart in beijing and us correspondent, janelle jamalia and san francisco. thank you so much to both of you. well this much anticipated meeting in san francisco between chinese president change and paying and his us kind of part, joe biden was watched carefully by a particular group of people in the u. k. for democracy activists from hong kong, thousands fled to the u. k. following beijing's crack done on democratic rights in the u. k. these hong kong has continued to voice their hopes for democracy back home. the pre own home from the x on in london to now find the democracy back home. despite the risks, the hong kong government is offering a bounty of over 100000 euros for his capture, including myself, of this token of the most efficient as has a process to my life. as well as my unwavering quest for the mol chrissy is essentially to transnational repression. the aims and crushing older voices as pro democracy across the globe. hong kong, most ortiz issued arrest warrants defend now and 7 of the overseas activists accusing them of national security offenc

i'm janelle wang, we begin with breaking news.t team is in the hobby lobby store in antioch after a substance was released in the store and customers say they started feeling sick. a substance began leaking out of the container. the store was evacuated. you could see the employees outside, a total of 69 store employees and customers were inside. some had skin irritation and breathing problems. hazmat crews are onscene working to find out what the substance was. we'll bring you the latest here on the air and if we get any new information we will post it online at nbcbayarea.com. >>> criminals use them and online retailers sell them. we're talking about illegal devises that can obscure and hide license plates. the city attorney sent companies a warning letter to cease and desist or else. audrey asistio has more. >> reporter: they're being sold all over the internet, tinted, smoked, vinyl and even elect

thank you very much, janelle. it was a long week but certainly an eventful week for san francisco as a whole. thank you. >>> let's turn to our microclimate weather, where it is shaping up to be a wet night for most of bay area. stormranger is gathering data right now. >> our chief meteorologist, jeff ranieri, is here. >> saturday we have those rain chances with us, but sunday it's going to come in with some sunshine. so go ahead and make those plans accordingly. i wanted to show you where the storm system is at right now. we've been tracking this thing since monday. it's been sitting in just about the same spot out here across the pacific. and today it's finally starting to move. it's hitching a ride on a storm track, and that's why we're seeing the center of the storm moving towards the bay area. that's what's picking up the rainfall this afternoon and evening. so look at this rainfall. we're dealing with some light, moderate, a few isolated heavier pockets. we've got that rain over the santa cruz mountains conti

>> it can go either way, janelle. to give you some examples, in 196 lyndon johnson had what successful presidency, but the war in vietnam got him. he couldn't get out of it. the public was upset. he couldn't run for reelection because of it. then jimmy carter, iran, 64 employees held for 444 days. carter ran for election, lost to ronald reagan. and they were released the next day. and then george w. bush in 9/11. bush was a domestic president. he didn't know much about foreign policy. but after 9/11, he gave one of the nation's most stirring speeches in history. the public was on his side. he rode on to a very successful presidency, two different times, of course. >> the wars involving israel and ukraine have received continued support from president biden. as for the israel-hamas war, the president said he wants more aid for palestinians in gaza. what do americans think about his stance on these two wars? >> he's got himself a problem. he didn't have for it. first, ukraine. at first the public was all wild about ukra

janelle wang for us in seattle. we saw the lime scooters. you can watch tomorrow night's game right here on nbc bay area. kickoff at 5:20 and then our special edition of nbc sports sunday, and our nbc news right after the game around 9:00 p.m. let's take you outside now. a live look at the golden gate bridge, vianey arana returns with our thanksgiving week forecast. stay with us. >>> all right. vianey right back with us. we've been discussing it all week, our thanksgiving men use, our families, maybe some of the headaches that might be coming our way too. >> i'm just happy that weather is not going to be impacting anybody's outdoor plans. >> that's a big deal. >> it is. it really is. we've got pleasant weather from coast-to-coast, even though we had some troubles initially on the east coast. things are going to clear out in time. as far as our current temperature, we're in the 50s across the board. the building commute. let's get right to your microclimate extended forecast. i do want the showcase not only your thanksgiving plans, but also w

i'm janelle wang. >> and i'm jessica aguirre. going to start with that breaking news. >> a verdict was announced in the case of a man accused of killing his estranged girlfriend in san carlos with a samurai sword. let's bring in nbc bay area's robert handa. he's been following the case since the beginning. he joins us in the courthouse in redwood city with more. >> reporter: well, you're right, it was a very fast verdict. many court observers were not surprised by that. there was no real argument that jose rafael solano committed the murder. his state of mind is what was in question. the jury began deliberating on friday for about an hour before resuming this morning, and by the afternoon had decided landetta was guilty of first degree murder. he was accused of killing his 27-year-old ex-girlfriend karina castro and also the mother of his child on september 8th of last year by using a samurai sword or as police said, behead castro outside her san carlos apartment. the killing was witnessed by a number of people who all testified

our us, of course, funding janelle developed is in san francisco. i asked her what joe biden wants from china, a sunday outside the bite and administration has been trying to keep expectations for this particular meeting low. almost as if domain outcome expected from this meeting is the meeting itself. that said, however, there are a couple of key agenda points and issues that we do expect will be brought up in the course of this meeting. chief of them, of course, is the resumption of military to military dialogue between the chinese and american military's. for also expect things to see discussions on how to keep artificial intelligence out of the command and control of nuclear weapon systems. at the same time she applied and also wants that she's help in restricting exports of precursor chemicals used to make fentanyl at a time where the u. s. is reeling from the o. b like crisis. but it's important to note that a lot of the issues that will be discussed will have a lot to do with china's role on the world stage. for example, bite in one she to us

of our correspondent janelle do alone there. well, it's earned a reputation as one of your biggest tech events. the annual web summit in lisbon is set to close today. after drawing more than 70000 participants and 2600 tech startups. a i models like g p t have been a major focus for entrepreneurs and investors. over the past few days. of the startup sector continues to struggle with funding after a period of higher interest rates in tighter pockets from investors. this years web summit also began under a cloud, the former c o. resigned after a series of tweets on the israel. ha ha, i'm off. war pushed several major participants, including amazon to pull out of the events. catherine mars c o of web summit and she joins me now from lisbon cast. and thanks for coming on the show. maybe you can begin by explaining to our viewers what the interest in a i and in particular generative a i models like chat should be what that looks like at this year's web summit. absolutely, it is obviously one of the hottest topics of conversation as y

>> janelle, thank you. >>> traffic will be an issue beginning tomorrow morning.closures on the bay bridge. here's a live look at the span. one lane will be closed in each direction on the bay bridge. that begins at 5:00 a.m. tomorrow. it be stay that bay until 9:00 p.m. friday. our website is a good resource to keep up with all things related to the apec summit. scan that q.r. code. it will give you the apec guide. that will take you to it, breaking down everything about the event, how to avoid the traffic in the city. >>> united airlines flight was diverted to san francisco because of a potential security issue onboard. the airbus headed for vancouver. but it turned around somewhere over oregon. it did land safely at sfo. law enforcement officers were there to meet the plane when it did land. we're being told that 148 passengers and 8 crew are okay. no word on what the security issue is. we're going to update you when we get details. >>> let's get back to weather coverage now. the incoming rain. san jose, among the local cities preparing for the rainy season. cr

2018 when the killings began. >> i did call janelle because you just never know.verything. he looked beautiful, like those drag queens. i was just, be safe, come home at a decent hour. >> how would you describe her? >> really friendly, really outgoing, she was really funny. >> by the time juan david ortiz is in that room with investigators, janelle's family is frantic. >> you went to the streets at 2:00 in the morning looking for her. >> yeah. >> you were wishing, hoping. >> i was praying, praying. >> back in that room at the webb county sheriff's substation, juan david ortiz finally reveals what he was doing in those missing hours before his capture. >> after erika's escape at around 9:00, 9:15 p.m. on september 14th, we know that juan david ortiz goes back to his home and waits for law enforcement. he's waiting for a confrontation. >> i grab my 9 mil, grab my .40-cal, start loading them. grab my ar-15 and start loading them. >> but he doesn't stay there. he doesn't wait for law enforcement. he decides that he's going to go back to san bernardo avenue. >> the nex

. >>> janelle,our bay area proud stories, most have happy borah' up in the air. a former addicted and heart transplant recipient who was making the most of her second chances, but there was evidence her new heart was being rejected. deborah didn't know how much time she had left. but she was determined to fill that time doing good. two years later, one of those things has changed. >> back here we have pajama items. >> and take one look around. the new warehouse space deborah is use to go run her new nonprofit. >> all that whole back corner is coats. >> and while it's not the doing good part that has changed -- >> jackets, new shoes -- >> which leaves deborah's heart and the fact doctors were able to fix it. >> there's three degrees of heart failure, mild, moderate and severe, and i was on the cusp of severe. and now i'm at mild. >> it boils down to more time on earth, or, as she see it is -- >> more time for humanity. >> hearts for humanity is the name of the nonprofit deborah has formed making it official what she has been doing for years. she collects and distr

our own janelle wang along for the ride. she joins us from seattle. did you survive?t time we saw you, you were being mobbed by niner fans. >> reporter: yes, much quieter now, raj and jessica. niners fans have left. seahawks fans have left. just the seahawks are here at lumen field. a chilly 42 degrees during tonight's game but the 49ers certainly warmed things up on this thanksgiving night. 49er fans have a lot to be thankful for this thanksgiving night celebrating a big win in prime time against the seattle seahawks. >> we are super happy about the game. this was worth it and we got seahawks for thanksgiving dinner. >> came all the way from california. oxnard, california. to watch the niners beat the seahawks. >> reporter: the red and gold traveled from near and far to inundate the emerald city. >> what does your family think about you being away? >> my mom is okay with it. christmas is the most important thing. but thanksgiving you can do whatever you want. >> what do you usually do on thanksgiving? >> spend it with the family. i'm sorry. i had to come and see the

i'm janelle wang. >> and i'm raj mathai. the silicon valley billionaires attempt to go build that new city in solano county are hitting roadblocks. the largest environmental group, the sierra club, came out swinging against this proposal. the group says preserving the county's open space is worth fighting for. nbc's jodi hernandez has been on the forefront of the story for months and has the very latest. >>> they keep saying they're using the least productive agricultural land. unfortunately, we're getting the least productive billionaires who are just coming up with an old style land grab. >> reporter: calling it a hostile takeover, members of the sierra club announced they're opposed to the plans. >> it's a little frightening knowing that our open space can be obliterated with no checks and balances. >> reporter: a group of billionaire investors has purchased thousands of acres, saying they hope to build a fully sustainable city there, a project called california forever. the sierra club and other critics say the project w

raj, back to you. >> janelle, thank you. mayor breed telling us yesterday that she hopes this is a turning point for the recovery of san francisco. things went off pretty well, but there were some stumbling blocks. was apec a boom or a bust for the local businesses in the city? for the hotels and many restaurants, an absolute boom. business was great. but for small businesses near moscone center, it was a bust. the secret service set up that security zone for several blocks around moscone. there's that red perimeter there. it meant if you needed to come inside this area, your bags and vehicles needed to be checked. in fact, you couldn't even bring your car close to this area. essentially it was all dignitaries, journalists, and law enforcement. businesses that normally got a lot of traffic during events at moscone expected a lot of action this week. but in reality, it was really the opposite. i was out there for several days. these places, it was like a ghost town. some restaurants decided to close. the ones that stayed open

janel wang is going to be anchoring our coverage from apec.he'll have more of the meeting between president biden and president xi. also out there, following the events. i know you've heard about the traffic accident. my job for the next half hour is to feed mike coffee and make sure he stays awake for the rest of the evening because the traffic reports are so important. and also, if you've been following the news lately, no surprise that hate crimes have been on the increase. did you know that they're a rate higher than they've been in more than 20 years. so went to berkeley today to report on a group that are pushing back. that report at 5:00. >> want to quickly switch gears here. are you like a sweets person? you like chocolate? >> oh, my gosh. yes. >> you need to stay here little longer. we have fun coming up. >>> coming up, the top trending story as voted by you. also, do you love sweets? this bay area job opening will have you feeling like willy wonka. we'll tel you how tol >>> good evening from mill valley. i've got my friends here that

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janelle. >> reporter: garvin, jessica, it's a wrap here at moscone center.c 2023 has officially come to a close as you mentioned. world leaders are flying. they're on their way back home. the security perimeter also starting to come down. i saw secret service leaving and streets starting to reopen around this area, around moscone center. president biden departed sfo just after 1:30 this afternoon. he is returning to home in delaware for the weekend before heading back to the nation's capital. this morning he had a couple final meetings at moscone center. that included hosting one last roundtable with all 21 member economies of apec. president biden started off the meeting with a joke, saying "we're going to extend this conference for another five days." he got a few chuckles from world leaders and then went on to highlight the achievements of apec, including starting a women and a sustainable economy initiative, which aims to support women in industries to fight climate change. the president also h

back to you folks. >> thank you very much, janelle. >>> hundreds of supporters and opponents of chinese president xi jinping once again faced off, dueling sometimes. violent demonstrations today. hundreds of people lined north access road in sfo in hopes of sending one final message to the chinese leader. opponents argue president biden should have never met with china's leader. but supporters say they're encouraged by the potential strengthening of chinese/american relations. >> i think it was successful with a lot of leaders all over the world coming so they can communicate with each other, which is very important for the world's current situation. >> when a dictator like xi jinping is here in our soil, we are here to protest and practice our amendment right to be able to speak to the rest of the world to let them know the truth about what the chinese government is doing. >> two anti-xi protesters were taken to the hospital after they say they were jumped by supporters before ultimately the two groups were separated. >>> a lot of hotels and restaurants made a lot of money this week, b

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janelle jamal alone in san francisco. thank you so much for all of your analysis. as always you're watching dw news, he's a reminder of our top story. the israel defense forces have released a video, which they say proves that how mosque was using, causes allison's hospital as a come on center. if it shows weapons on other equipment that say is rarely, troops have uncovered. and a raid come off to nice to claim you're watching the daily news. thank you so much . as you start here, you see. so it's a lot say, what crazy, the fast fashion as an environmental 9, a clothing graveyard image of land desert. this is where things wealthy industrial nations no longer need and lightest textile waste gets stranded fashion watch. now, on youtube, the berlin comes to the rescue of one of germany's biggest developers of energy projects. siemens energy getting the not on 15000000000 euros and loan guarantees as it deals with project backlogs and sorts out it's troubled when to energy business. also on our show with jean ping and joe biden meeting in california. we look at how ame

janelle king and jason brown both join me now. why do you think this is happening?well, i think this is happening because the black vote, i call it diverse vote because it is hispanic americans, definitely moving away from the democratic party. i want to make sure we are careful not to get caught up in the idea of a red wave instead of focusing on elements that cause this red wave to happen, assuming black voters or any other voter that votes democrat traditionally is leaving the democratic party and coming to the republican party is counting chickens before they hatch. there are third-party candidates. i think r.f.k. is polling at 25% and polling at same rate as ross perot was back in the day. this is a phenomena and a lot of his supports are under 45 years old. if we don't have an actual message that gives voters a reason to vote republican rather than assuming they want to vote republican, may see a third party situation, consider to abortion attack and understand relationship these people have with the culture and understanding we have to expand the tent far bey

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paying his dw is janelle dom along in san francisco. well, i think it's important to realize from the outset that divided administration took pains to manage expectations ahead of this meeting. it was almost as if they wanted the key outcome of this meeting to be the meeting itself to be able to show that these 2 leaders are able to talk to one another. but as far as i can tell, he divided his remarks into 2 areas. so one dealing with the outcomes where he can point to certain kinds of achievements where he's able to say that they've agreed on areas a cooperation. he mentioned, he mentioned narcotics. he mentioned military to military communication. he also mentioned artificial intelligence and with the other half of the speech, he mentioned concerns like what he sees as china is provocative activities in the south china sea and around taiwan as well as human human rights issues. and americans to detain ease in china, where he was careful to say no agreement had been reached on those. but going back to the things that he wanted, that he

this is marcus, sanz barrio, janelle and myself with the crazy troll dolls. was made by universal, parent of the nbc-u family. maybe because it's raining it's a good idea to watch a movie. >> absolutely. i think those movies are for the kids but they're for the grown-ups too. >> it's nice. >> yeah. >> that's going to be a great activity to do this weekend with the rain off and on. and we may even be having some thunderstorms moving through. so we're going to of course keep you up to date on that. if you have the nbc bay area app, you i mean get alerts before any of that weather approaches your location. you'll need it tomorrow, as well, because it looks pretty soggy. we're going to see scattered showers continue. sunday is the day to get outside. next week is looking really nice with our temperatures in the upper 60s. if you're looking ahead to thanksgiving, as of now, everything looks perfect. >> why are you whispering? >> because i don't want to -- >> okay. >> yes. i know, it's a busy travel time, which you don't want at that time. >> that's fair. want peop

you know, janelle, the dispute over taiwan was probably the most explosive issue on the agenda, or at least one of them, a white house official has nice said that she indicated in that meeting that china is not preparing to invade taiwan. how big of a deal is this for the us? so it is quite a big deal and taiwan is a one of those topics that will always come up when the us china have to talk to one another for she's part it was important for him to hear from us again that the us does not in fact support the taiwanese independence that the u. s. is not looking to back any particular party or candidates when on the time when he is a go to elections next year. now, for joe biden support, he was interested in getting reassurance from. she didn't think that it would not do that, that china would not do anything to force the us his hand in terms of having to defend taiwan if the event of an attack came. so the fact that she did say that they were not going to attack to one is something that could, that could potentially be a big source of relief for the us at the moment. now we know that th

janelle, on youtube v. w documentary, the, this is vito, the news life from berlin. b as rainy military says it's nicely to gather into as it continues. it's brian defensive, inside the territory. guys, a last communications on sunday image increasing is rainy air strikes. the 3rd total blackout since the war began. also coming of us secretary of state and to be blinking is in the middle east trying to stop. the conflict from spreading is not to ankara where he is expected to hotels with his turkish comforter, part the unpopular folio, as welcome to the program. israel's army says it's ground troops of surrounded guys, a city, and effectively divided the strip into guys a. so a total communications blank act on sunday following major is really airstrikes before the black eyed guys, the officials, reported dozens were killed into refugee camps. meanwhile, the leaders of major un agencies have called for an immediate cease fire. and for more humanitarian aid to be allowed into the territory or the israel defense forces have once the guide intensified operations in nort

welcome, janelle, what is the hoped for? restoration and military communication channels? tell us about the current state of us china relations. well, it's one indication that the us china relationship isn't in the best possible place and not having this military to military communication opens the door for that relationship to get even worse. now if we were to back up a bit and understand how it, what, how it is about the chinese and american militaries stop talking. that happened when former house speaker nancy pelosi visited taiwan last year in a move i got aggravating. now, fast forward to a few months later and we have this bible living incident when the west shot down a spike, a chinese bible, even gathering intelligence over north america. now famously one depends on cold of aging. to talk about this incident. no one picked up the phone so you can kind of understand how that kind of radio silence raises the sticks up, paved the way towards more suspicion. and that suspicion could lead to more miscalculation and then into escalation. and this is something that both l