festival goers thought she gave a brilliant portrayal.onsummate character actress, and she's great. and heartening news: young people have become the new lifeblood of film festivals. we see that, over the course of the whole year, 60% of our audience members are under 45 and 50% are under 35. it's been a busy time for film festivals. in recent weeks, we've had venice, toronto, telluride, new york and london. these film events have provided us with some powerful cinema, but we're going to focus on some of the highlights from the new york film festival, and we begin with a bit of an overview. it's autumn in manhattan, and, for movie lovers, a top destination was the new york film festival. like, everybody has a genre that they enjoy, and here at the new york film festival, it kind ofm _ it covers everything. the new york film festival is a well—curated, classy affair. over two weeks, more than 70 full—length feature films from 2a different countries were shown. it brought in lesser—known directors and big—name stars. many of the films, indi

herman goering was the guest of honor.e was there to celebrate his second marriage and sigrid was sitting next to him because she often was the hostess at these events since she was the only woman in the club. and she called him on it. and just said, in a voice loud enough that everyone could hear, this isn't going to work. none of us are stupid enough to run these articles. he lost his temper and said, you know, you're never going to learn respect for authority, that's got to be from being from that crime ridden place like chicago. after that he and his staff called her that dragon from chicago. she wore that title with pride. peter: this is your 10th book? pamela: yes. peter: what else have you written about? pamela: most recently i wrote "women warriors: an unexpected history," a global history of women who actually fought running from the 20th century -- second millennium b.c.e. through the first woman who went to the military academies in 1976 in the united states. looking at women from across the world. i've also wri

herman goering was the guest of honor.e was there to celebrate his second marriage and sigrid was sitting next to him because she often was the hostess at these events since she was the only woman in the club. and she called him on it. and just said, in a voice loud enough that everyone could hear, this isn't going to work. none of us are stupid enough to run these articles. he lost his temper and said, you know, you're never going to learn respect for authority, that's got to be from being from that crime ridden place like chicago. after that he and his staff called her that dragon from chicago. she wore that title with pride. peter: this is your 10th book? pamela: yes. peter: what else have you written about? pamela: most recently i wrote "women warriors: an unexpected history," a global history of women who actually fought running from the 20th century -- second millennium b.c.e. through the first woman who went to the military academies in 1976 in the united states. looking at women from across the world. i've also wri

the doorkeepers and press goers to carefully control access to this chamber and make constituency welcome here in the capitol. the appointments desk and direct a steady stream of visitors in particular patty riley has made a habit of sharing and daily word ofof motivation with my chf of staff. the senate recording studio and photo studio who captured the senate for posterity. the offices of printing, graphics, direct-mail and state office operations who put senate business within reach for the american people. the office and security emergency preparedness and continuity careful attention, training and planning ensure seven is able to discharge his constitutional duties even art r the most trying circumstances. so to everyone who's worked under the sergeant at arms keeps the senate safe and operating smoothly thank you very much. now every day at my team also relies on the work of several more teams working with the leadership o of the secretary of the senate. her professional staff like sidney butler stretching from here on the floor to outpost across the senate campus secretary's office

the trump rally goers should never be mistaken with most trump voters. 99% of those voters have never been to a trump rally, would not go to a trump rally. it's mostly repeat customers at the free trump rallies. and just when you thought it was impossible for a candidate to be stupider than donald trump, we get 40 years james david vance who was unable to stay on the trump campaign message about garbage for the final hours of the campaign. you will recall that the trump campaign spent the last several days lying about joe biden calling trump supporters garbage, which the president very clearly did not do. and for anyone confused about it, president biden clarified that he did not call any people or person garbage. he called the racist jokes at trump's madison square garden rally garbage. donald trump, prior to madison square garden, has called all democrats garbage. he's used that word. donald trump has been calling americans garbage in his speeches for a very long time. but at the time immediate lying stance the trump campaign adopted is that it's absolutely outrageous for anyone to

thousands of would—be festival—goers joined an online queue at 9am gmt, and all of the tickets selling9:35. here in the uk, the government has announced it will deliver a £1 billion pound boost to bus services, aimed at delivering a "london—style system" nationwide. but single fare prices outside of the capital will still rise. our political correspondent, damian grammaticas, explained how the funding proposals are designed to work. this is replacing an old system where areas had to compete against each other for funding. the government says thatjust gave the best bids and was a waste of money to the best bidder. it was a waste of money. so now they're wanting to do is base it on need deprivation, bus mileage. they say that's a way of spreading the money more around the country. so areas like south yorkshire, liverpool, cambridgeshire, essex and devon will get money from this. and the idea there is to, as you say, increase reliability, increase frequency of services. flip side though, is that there was a cap that was expiring at the end of this year, £2 at the minute outside london. th

cheering and applause then donald and donald trump asked rally——goers if they feel better off today andomised to bring back the american dream. i'v e i've come today with a message of hope for all americans with your vote in this election, i will end inflation, iwill stop the massive criminal and, you see it, you see it, the criminal invasion, horrible, some horrible deftly people, are not going to allow it. they are not going to allow it. they are destroying our country. we will destroy it immediately. and i will bring back something that you haven't heard for four that you haven�*t heard for four years— that you haven't heard for four years— will bring back the american dream and ijust want to thank you, we're going to bring it back. now, voters in the us cast their ballot well before election day if they choose, and a record 60 million people have already done this. to put this in context, this is a long way above the equivalent figure at this point in 2020. now, what that may mean for the result, we can't know yet, but we do know is what the polls are saying. here are the seven stat

early goers held up signs remembering the 1500 killed by the regime.hey say they want to draw attention to human rights abuses in tehran. >> silence is not a option, it is time for the international community led by the u.s. to condemn the executions in iran and recognize the right of the iranian people for the the determination of their own faith. >> reporter: the uprising began after a young woman was killed for wearing the country's morality police deemed inappropriate clothing. organizers say things have gotten worse in the region especially since the start of the israeli war. >> it has been a challenging season for the san jose state volleyball team, a cocaptain is suing her coach in mountain west conference to prevent a transgender teammate from stepping onto the court. we have both sides of this controversial issue. >> reporter: to top women's volleyball teams in the mountain west conference battling it out, san jose state hosting colorado state on saturday. some in the audience like this mother and daughter attending the game for the first time

they are warning all park goers of potential falling trees and flooding throughout the park. stick with kron. 4 on air and online as all the stormy weather moves through. you can find the current conditions and weather headlines on our web site at all times kron 4 dot com. >> thousands of san francisco hotel workers remain on strike tonight, demanding higher pay and health benefits. the workers walked off the jobs and the their jobs 2 months ago. kron four's lindsey ford joins us with what workers are asking in order to get them to go back to work. >> yeah. hotel workers that are on strike say that the pay that they're getting now isn't cutting it. they're struggling to pay for essential items like gas, rent and groceries. >> well, we're fighting for our benefit. hotel workers chanting on the megaphone. they want major hotels like san francisco hilton agree to a proposal. their union wrote detailing higher wages for hotel workers and better health benefits. long as they signed the contract, ready to fight selma and employee at san francisco hilton is a single mother of she sa

and for holiday parade goers, and four feet of snow could fall near the great lakes this weekend.stions about security this morning, after a major breach at one of the nation's busiest airports. >> this is the captain. we're just waiting for the police to come on board. >> a stowaway somehow sneaking onto a transatlantic flight from new york's jfk airport and flying to paris without a ticket. the tsa says the passenger was screened at the security checkpoint, but somehow managed to bypass all checks for a boarding pass or id before sneaking on to a sold out delta flight, where, according to witnesses, she tried to hide during the flight by moving between bathrooms. >> it directed us to keep everyone on the airplane until we sort out the extra passenger that's on the plane. >> the fbi aware of the incident? delta saying it's conducting an exhaustive investigation and will work collaboratively with other aviation stakeholders and law enforcement. meanwhile, another delta flight, this one from paris to atlanta, had to be diverted because of an unruly passenger. the faa reports more t

in the countryside, rally—goers queue at dawn hoping to build campaign momentum with a message for americanques are getting robbed by inflation and taxes, and this person is the only one who actually says the truth and says that, you know, what's going on is not right. just a few tens of thousands of votes could swing this state and therefore the national result either way. of all the swing states, this one is the biggest prize. and that is why both candidates have been coming back here right until the end, but they haven't been budging the needle — the opinion polls still put pennsylvania as a dead heat. # ..to the hills of tennessee...# and for donald trump, a return to form last night, ending his tour in grand rapids, michigan, where he finaled his last two campaigns — it is another critical swing state. with your vote tomorrow, we can fix every single problem our country faces and lead america, indeed the world, to new heights of glory. think of that statement, how beautiful that is — new heights of glory, that's what's going to happen. in a vote this close, counting in the swing states

reached the moana 2 premiere last night, where dwayne "the rock" johnson told the bbc that cinema—goerslet's speak to sarah cook, an author and wicked superfan. welcome to the programme. i know you were such a fan of wicked, you have written about it, but where argue on the singing bit? i'm staunchly against the singing bit. as much as people would like to, i think it rude and inconsiderate to other people in the cinema who may be have not seen it before and want to experience it first—hand on the big screen and listen to these amazing singers performing those songs. you could be a killjoy. i do you could be a kill'oy. i do believe that h you could be a kill'oy. i do believe that there_ you could be a killjoy. i do believe that there is - you could be a killjoy. i do believe that there is a - you could be a killjoy. i u believe that there is a time and place for it, there are singalong screenings coming out. i have been to those and i love singalong screenings. i am paying money to see the stars singing those songs, not a couple in the row next to me wailing badly. it couple in the row

in the countryside, rally—goers queue at dawn hoping to build campaign momentum with a message for american are getting robbed by inflation and taxes, and this person is the only one who actually says the truth and says that, you know, what's going on is not right. just a few tens of thousands of votes could swing this state and therefore the national result either way. of all the swing states, this one is the biggest prize. and that is why both candidates have been coming back here right until the end, but they haven't been budging the needle — the opinion polls still put pennsylvania as a dead heat. # ..to the hills of tennessee...# and for donald trump, a return to form last night, ending his tour in grand rapids, michigan, where he finaled his last two campaigns — it is another critical swing state. with your vote tomorrow, we can fix every single problem our country faces and lead america, indeed the world, to new heights of glory. think of that statement, how beautiful that is — new heights of glory, that's what's going to happen. in a vote this close, counting in the swing states cou

some parade goers explained the men and women of our armed forces have sacrificed so much for our country. rain wasn't going to keep them from honoring our veterans. the parade included san jose police and fire and many other nonprofits and organizations that support servicemen and women. it's just it takes a real big hearted people to do something like tha. and this is how we show the support. you know, it's important for me to bring my kids out here and just show how appreciative we are of our veterans. rain or shine, always enjoy the pageantry and just just to be here and remember my brother vietnam brothers and relatives who served. i mean, realistically, it's such a small price for us to pay to be out in the rain for a little bit considering what they did for us. but the rain put that aside. this parade almost didn't happen for an entirely different reason. yeah. so about six weeks ago, the funding was in doubt. so the military officers association of america took over the silicon valley chapter. president says that they work with local leaders to fundraise and make it possible. so a

thousands of would—be festival—goers joined an online queue at 9am gmt, and all of the tickets selling services, aimed at delivering a "london—style system" nationwide. but single fare prices outside of the capital will still rise. 0ur political correspondent, damian grammaticas, explained how the funding proposals are designed to work. this is replacing an old system where areas had to compete against each other for funding. the government says thatjust gave the best bids and was a waste of money to the best bidder. it was a waste of money.

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our movie goers film box will recognize that it's the iconic rocky steps from the 1976 film rocky, sylvester still and trained for his fight against the heavyweight champion. this has been deliberately chosen for the fact that don donald trump a heavy weight and the political world campbell are taking on, on election day, taking on a similar fight and ready to do battle on election day. so this is where she is closing this out. and making her final speech. thank you very much. kimberly how could live there in philadelphia and staying in pennsylvania, a state of georgia. it has given the green light to take billing at 11 mosques, 1000000 dollar election give away mosque has been on a drive to register voters in key battleground states by offering prize money. but a district attorney has challenge mosque and course saying the payoffs amounted to any legal lottery with unfair rules. this game is already hand about $16000000.00 now to the swing state of georgia and the american south. john hendern is the forest. joining us live from atlanta, so john, georgia is seen as a must win states for trum

thousands of would—be festival—goers joined an online queue at 9am gmt, with all of the tickets sellingir final nations league match against the republic of ireland. we arejust half we are just half an hour played it is goalless at the moment, victory for england will earn them promotion to the nation's league top tire, ireland will face a relegation play off regardless of what happens, you can see other latest scores in league b as well. austria and norway in frond. in league a two matches to come in israel against belgium and italy against belgium and italy against france. against belgium and italy against france. to rugby, where wales are up against australia in their latest autumn international in cardiff, hoping to avoid an 11th straight defeat, which would be an unwanted national record. tom wright, nick frost and matt faessler tries put australia in early command, before aaron wainwright got wales on scoreboard with converted try, followed by two gareth anscombe penalties. but australia are well in front at the moment, 33—13. you can see a result there, italy beating georgia 20—1

today, these works attracts less interest from museum goers, especially in comparison to a large format painting like this. rembrandts the night watch, visitors come in droves. it's one of the most valuable paintings in the netherlands . and recently the subject of an intensive research and conservation project. so what becomes more and more aware is that we solved a little bit and all of the painting has been painted it's, it's over, it has nothing changes. but of course it's, there are kind of chemical reactions going on and this will continue or way. so have a painful change in color, things will group out or and this is a little bit extreme, but the painting isn't living material or at least some things happen to 6th street really difficult if you want to think 20 or certain people in one group is out in the coming stiff, so his soul said was with bringing that kind of movement and it's, and they are really well, they seem to walk out of the counselors in one way. and that's of course, really the, the 1st important standard in the early 70 century. and fortunate to solve the problem

and zoo goers claim that they realized the scam when one of the pandas started panting and barking. can you explain that to me? >> i just want to give you some context. we are laughing at china. we are laughing to china because they are pretending a dog is a panda. but china is laughing at us because we are pretending biting is president. but this is ridiculous of. i just love the story. it is like wow that panda share is chasing a lot of tennis balls. i do not expect that to happen. this is china and a knot child. everything is a fraud and rip-off. >> sean: if zoo is lets say in need of a lion i'm going to getr -- the lion from "the wizard of oz" and put you in the zoo and you will pass off as a real lion any day. >> that would not be the worst assignment that you have given me. i will be fine. >> sean: more of the special addition of "hannity" right after this. (dr. david jeremiah) our world is not getting better. in our hearts we know that. and the bible says, "we groan for the coming of this new world." i'm not talking about heaven. i'm talking about a better world on planet ear

today, these works attracts less interest from museum goers, especially in comparison to a large format of painting like this. rembrandts the night watch, visitors come in droves. it's one of the most valuable paintings in the netherlands . and recently the subject of an intensive research and conservation project. what becomes more and more aware is that we solved a little bit and all of the painting it has been painted it's, it's over the past and nothing changes. but of course, it's a, they're all kind of chemical reactions going on and this will continue away. so had a painful change in color. things will group out or, and this is a little bit extreme. but at the same thing isn't living material, or at least some things happen to 6th street really difficult if you want to paint 20 or 30 people in one group without the coming step. so here, full service with bringing that kind of movement in its and they are really well, they seem to walk out of the counselors and that's of course the assistant portraits founded in the early seventy's century and fortune to solve the problem. and nob

the cancellation of the concert businesses cal that rely on concert goers.h life education and community bonds lead to negative consequences. we join the symphony chorus uplifted [indiscernible] reducing suort undermine the contributions and risk the symphony reputation. i urge you to use your influence to support singers during the financial challenges insuring fair contracts to sustain professionals and preserve the artistic legacy of san frci join in advocating for the artists who enrich thcultural fabric and thank you for your commitment to the arts. >> any additional comments? seeing none, public comment is no closed. >> thank you. i am now calling on item 4, the director's report. i will turn over the mic to director ralph remington. >> thank you vice president shiota and good afternoon commissioners. i hope you are are having a wonderful to your november. in the still free united states of america. it has been a busy few weeks as we begin to wrap up the year with numerous 77 celebrations this past month, such as national arts humanities month, indigen

. >> host: one of the things when she did go back, she had a rope interview with herman goering in 1945rested. do we know, did he remember her? >> absolutely. absolutely. she asked questions that were clearly related to conversations including the conversations about the concentration camps which he continued to claim he knew nothing about but she definitely remembers. >> host: her career ends december of 1945, she has 35 years of life left. what did she do? >> host: she tried to get work. she probably could have gotten a job with one of the tribune's competitors but she was 53 years old which was a lot older than she is now, she had an elderly mother to care for. she was a little concerned if she went to another paper that it would mean that she wouldn't get her pension from the tribune. she didn't take any of those job offers. instead, use her reputation as a specialist in german affairs and central europe in general to get freelance jobs writing for magazines. she certainly did continue to do some speaking programs. she would be called on for radio and television appearances and when

they're warning park goers of falling trees and the potential for flooding all throughout the park. of course, stick with kron 4 on air and online as this stormy weather continues to move its way through. you can find current conditions and weather headlines on our website. kron 4 dot com. thousands of san francisco hotel workers remain on strike tonight demanding >> higher pay and health benefits to workers walked off the job 2 months ago. kron four's lindsey ford spoke with a couple of workers on strike in the union. president about what they need the hotels to do in order for them to go back to work. she joins us live in the city tonight with more. lindsay. >> yeah, hotel employees that are on strike say that the pay that they're getting now they're struggling. they're struggling to pay for essentials, like rent, gas and groceries. >> well, fighting for our benefit. hotel workers chanting on the megaphone. they want major hotels like san francisco hilton agree to a proposal. their union wrote detailing higher wages for hotel workers and better health benefits. long as they signed

sue and pamela at the same time she was doing some socializing with herman and goering attended press joseph globals. >> yes. she socialized becau sould decimate she wanted to find a high ranking nazi she could build a relationship with. after the election become a political power, they go from having 12 seats to 107 the second largest party since her assistant out to find high ranking nazi who she says has good enough table manners that she can invite him to her home. and through the early years of her career she and her mother basically created and alternate social hub for politicians and journalists in their house. everyone came to their party. which was a very typical german kind of gathering that it meant pretty much stagnant until it came along. they had baked beans were famous throughout the social circles. she wanted to find a high ranking german that she could comfortably invite to parties at her home. and her assistant came back it's obviously better choice than she could have hoped for. she met him a restaurants or twice, and determine though he ate a enormous amounts his t

until election day speaking out of madison, wisconsin, where sheba tried to run up and speak to rally goersto janesville for the first stop. she has a couple of them. she is trying to secure victory in some of those northern midwest states. >> john: just a quick fact-check on the list for j.d. vance, donald trump says he was basically talking about -- he believes she is a hawk who might think differently about war if she had to go out on the battlefield like brave men and women at the military. on this idea of using the military against americans, trump said they did not does it take to: the guard for riots. keep that in mind as we digest what the vice president said. a single district and nebraska could be crucial who gets the white house. he will take to the touch screen how significant this district is coming up nextw ve. ♪ ♪ the benefits that we as a country give you as a veteran is the eligibility for a va loan, for up to 100 percent of your home■s value. if you need cash for your family call newdayusa. with automatic authority from the va we can say yes when banks say no. give us a ca

the day after some of the party goers say they went for a swing in the connecticut river.l twice the legal limit and autopsy found the cause of death to be drowning. school says its investigation is still ongoing. check out this wild video from a fire -- that broke out in oil waste treatment plant yesterday in argentina blaze sending large plumes of smoke into the air three firefighters were sent to the hospital. but quickly released it is not clear what caused that fire. all right to some f1 action george russell crossing the finish line first at the las vegas grand prix that wasn't enough to topple point leader max from clinching his fourth consecutive world title last night after finishing fifth in the race las vegas police officers getting t that guy might be exceeding the the speed limit there he won the inaugural las vegas grand prix last year and those are your headlines. i want to turn now to chief meteorologist rick for a fox weather forecast and rick, i understand that the umbrellas you and i were talking about yesterday have -- and benefiting poteds of honor com

she was at a lunch at the foreign press club and the guest of honor at that lunch was hermann goering. hitler's right hand man and the person who was responsible. this idea about trying to trap foreign journalists, she publicly him about the incident front of the foreign press community and told them, you know, none us are stupid enough to run this. there's no point in you doing this. and he lost it. and he snapped back at her. you learn to show proper respect for state authorities. i guess that's because you come that crime ridden city of chicago chicago. after that gathering and her his staff always to her as that dragged them from chicago and she wore that with pride. you know she found ways to get the tightening controls that the nazis were putting in place. and one thing she did was she created a pseudonym which would allow her to write about particularly dangerous topics without her name being attached to them. and she came up with the idea in september of 1936, the chicago the chicago office sent an instructions for her to paris asking her to write an in-depth article about nig

parade goers, you will have to deal with it.he second graphic, portions of rain in interior england where the snow is. everybody else a little further to the west, you are looking at cooler temperatures and dry conditions on thanksgiving. the weather back on the parade route, how will they impact the parade? rain does not stop the parade. the winds 23 miles an hour to ground the balloons but we expect winds 5-10 miles an hour so it will not be an issue. the parade itself 15 giant floats and a couple of new ones each year. and just covered over my shoulder but many malls, the first year for many miles despia famous character and i'm excited for that one. hopefully the winds will stay down and have forecast. >> carley: it took 98 years for many malls to make the cut? fico can you believe that? >> carley: this is her year and we hope for you as well. it will be fun and festive regardless of the weather. >> todd: they can get together. we will be watching. >> carley: we will check in with d.c. and that means turkey up all kinds and

it is exciting to see the balloons inflated and all of the played -- parade goers lining the streets.e is gearing up to have a great time. anticipation is swelling . >> happy thanksgiving! >> reporter: the 98 macy's thanksgiving day parade. >> it is something we look forward to every year. >> reporter: the two mile route features dozens of marching band, live performers, floats, balloons, 17 of beloved animated characters. the marvel superheroes, one of several new balloons this year, along with disney icon minnie mouse and it all leads up to the main attraction, st. nick, himself. new york city police are on heightened alert today but officials are prepared after protests related to the israel-hamas war broke out at last year's parade. >> i wanted to take a moment to tell those who believe they will disrupt the parade it is not going to happen. >> reporter: a threat assessment report says while there are no credible threats, concerns include loan offenders, violent extremist groups, and vehicle ramming. >> there will be security measures that you see and that you don't see. >> report

this is sixth avenue in new york city where parade goers are already lining up ahead of the macy's thanksgivingay parade, which for the first time in 98 years has the storied mini, so much more, including our favorite, adam klotz who is right there reporting with clowns last time we checked, which was probably the funniest moment in television history. now he's with a marching band. you traded up, adam. >> yeah, i did, emily. good morning. i'm making friends from all across the country here, this is the marching band from east tennessee state university. i've been talking to them all morning. let's dive in to what they're expecting to experience, if i can right away. first off, it's raining out here. you seem in high spirits. has the band been here before? >> no, this is our first time. the first time in 60 years a band from tennessee has been here. quite the honor for us. >> super exciting. are you excited to do this? yeah, yeah? so in eastern tennessee a lot of folks might remember hurricane helene moved through. how did that impact your guy's community and is that meaning anything for you fo

and goering was the guest of honor there to celebrate his second next to them and seated next to themwas the hostess at the events and she was the only woman in the club. and she called him on it. and just said, in voice loud enough that everyone could hear, you just, this isn't going to work, you need to stop this, none of us are stupid enough to run the articles, he lost his temper and said, you know, you're never going to learn to show respect for authority, it got to come from being in that crime ridden place like chicago. after that, he and his staff called her that dragon from chicago. and she wore that title with pride. >> pamela toler, this is your 10th book, is that correct? >> yes. what else have you written about? >> most recently i wrote a book called women warriors, an unexpected history. that's a global history of women who actually fought running from the 20th century-- or the second bcbe, threw the first woman who went to the military academies in 1976 in the united states, looking at women from across the world. i've also written a history of civil war nurses and a sm

in the countryside, rally—goers queue at dawn, hoping to build campaign momentum with a message for americankers. their paycheques are getting robbed by inflation and taxes, and this person is the only one who actually says the truth and says that, you know, what's going on is not right. just a few tens of thousands of votes could swing this state — and therefore, the national result — either way. of all the swing states, this one is the biggest prize. and that is why both candidates have been coming back here right until the end, but they haven't been budging the needle — the opinion polls still put pennsylvania as a dead heat. # ..to the hills of tennessee...# and for donald trump, a return to form last night, ending his tour in grand rapids, michigan, where he finaled his last two campaigns — it is another critical swing state. with your vote tomorrow, we can fix every single problem our country faces and lead america — indeed, the world — to new heights of glory. think of that statement, how beautiful that is — new heights of glory, that's what's going to happen. in a vote this close, co

next year, as today in the bay's jocelyn moran reports, the one thing they're asking christmas light goers to do to help them keep the holiday spirit going right. four. three. two. one. the tree at christmas in the park in downtown san jose is officially lit, kicking off the most wonderful time of the year. thank you guys so much for coming out to our tree lighting ceremony. i want to see santa, the lights, the food, the hot chocolate on full display. are you excited? yeah. hundreds of people made their way downtown for opening night, including san jose mayor matt mahan. it's great to see the park filled with so many families that included yameen and his family. their first time here. we've been here. it was around 5 p.m. like we wanted to be here early. well, for some this is their first time at christmas in the park. others have been coming here for around 40 years. my oldest is 40, so now i'm bringing the grandkids. but this year, organizers are asking for the community's help. the 44 year old tradition has lost several major sponsors. some of our sponsors that have been with us forever

the festival goers can also expect live music, coffee shop booths and coffee related snacks. most tickets for today are sold out, but there are more ticket options for tomorrow. to find out more, go to sam coffey festival.com. time now to check in with cinthia pimentel for our microclimate forecast. we have some gorgeous shots of the sunrise. so everybody grab your coffee and let's talk about that microclimate forecast. right now it is cool out there. so hopefully it keeps you warm. we're looking at 35 in santa rosa. but those blue skies popping up 40 in pleasanton 49 right now in san carlos. that beautiful sunrise and san jose also coming in in those upper 40s. we're in for a little bit of a cooler day for today. we're going to see mainly 60s on the map. we are slowly starting to lose those 70s getting more into that fall pattern. we're going to do 67 in napa, 70 out in livermore. maybe you're heading for a little shopping spree. 72 san jose. and we see some 60s up and down the peninsula, 63 in half moon bay. those clouds are going to come rolling in as we talk about a patte

he will be president you goer do the 250t bh anniversary of this country. >> that will be a party. >> to be the president during the 2028 summer olympics in los angeles, the world cup. so we're going to get everybodye together. i hope wve e can get things straightened out for this country. and it's aed o good day. it's morning in america again. it wasit beautiful. it was sunny. and i spent a lot of time outdoors. >> dana: good morning. >> goo dand morning. >> dana:esse let's go to judge jeanine. >> judge jeanine: they told us he was unqualified to bet, a president. and they tried to prove it over ane d over again by impeaching n and indicting him and convictin him.an w by the way did you in the in the last month no democrat has been saying and he was found guilty of 34 felony counts. they knew that the americanco people didn't buuny it.e so in spitofe of all the things they flew at him, he won the popular vote, the electoral vote, and he has to unify america. the way he'si saw it last nightn he came out on that stage, america was behind him. 77 million americans were behinb him. they

the former primarily attracted female movie goers raking in $114 million while the gladiator sequel a male-dominated audience. >>> chuck woolery is being mourned today. he had appeared on fox news in recent years. christina coleman has more. >> reporter: hi, mike. tmz is reporting that chuck woolery died yesterday at his house in texas. his wife reportedly said he wasn't feeling well and went to lie down. she checked on him later and he was having trouble breathing. emergency responders were called but he still passed away. his good friend and podcast can cohost mark if young wrote on x, quote, it is with a brokennen heart that i tell you my dear brother chuck woolery has just passed away with. life will not be the same without him. are rest in peace, brother. he was the original host of wheel of fortune which premiered in 1975, he's also known for hosting the love connection. he did a few other shows too. woolly earned a daytime emmy nomination in 1978 and was ducted into the -- inducted into the american the game show hall of fame in 2007. his fans loved seeing him. woolery was also

authorities found the student's body about 65 feet from shore the day after some of the party goers say a swim in the connecticut river with a blood alcohol level twice the legal limit. the autopsy found his cause of death to be drowning. the school says its investigation is still ongoing. >>> san francisco police arresting eight suspects including seven minors, one as young as 12, accuse them of stealing $84,000 worth of merchandise in a a series of thefts targeting walgreens stores. officers say the group is responsible for 23 robberies dating back to july. they're facing a number of charges including robbery, burglary and more. the 4-year-old and 15-year-old suspects -- 14-year-old and 15-year-old suspects also facing assault charges. >>> and this one, chuck woolery, the original host of wheel of fortune and love connection, died yesterday. his longtime friend telling tmz that he died at his texas home after having trouble breathing. woolly joined us back in june, reflecting on his career. >> i had a great career. i had five or six shows that i did, i just kept going are if show to h