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different but if there's any about that, take a listen to the crowd's reaction launched into in the, a jeffand chris christie. >> a significant likelihood donald trump will be found guilty by a felony offense next year. >> your anger against the truth is reprehensible. >> the third debate wednesday night in miami, former president trump will have erotic to counter program custom crossto crosstown. >> bryan llenas an update, thank you so much. good to see you. raymond, you have five florida state legislatures from florida slipped on desantis, things only seem to get worse, listen to what political magazine had to say quote three expert shoemakers think on desantis is probably wearing my boosters and the focus is not on politics right now but this. >> don't think lyft is the reason he's losing. the more endorsement, he lost five people walk like state legislatures with desantis. the mark telling endorsement is senator rick endorsed trump today. that is the big take away clear, none of these candidates, none of the people we've been watching debate are catching five or if donald trump remains

of writing at dartmouth college and author of this brand new book the undertow scenes from a slow civil war. jeff, is the new york times best selling author of or editor of books, including the family secret fundamentalism at the heart of american power, which was also, of course, adapted into a really, really brilliant netflix documentary and a more immediate left is cameron mcwherter, correspondent for the wall street journal and coauthor of this book american gun the true story of the ar 15. cameron, previously the author of red summer the summer of 1919 and the awakening of america, about the racial violence of that era. so i'm going to start actually with jeff and ask you a little bit about. i'm going to start by asking a little bit about the style of your book, because it is part travelog, part meditation. you yourself a character in it and you're going around a lot of places in america and and talking to people with some pretty interesting beliefs. how did you go about this project and writing it this way? well, thank thanks to, you know, the subtitle from a slow civil war. partly because

have a jeff james. we are following developments from ramallah in the occupied west by the raids in total cut them we're told, are continuing to intensify. more military vehicles arriving on the scene were told by eye witnesses. also we heard that in the past few minutes, there was another loud explosion. the folks that we've been speaking with unsure at this moment what exactly caused it, but they say that it's assigned that the situation is continuing to deteriorate. there. now we've been hearing that the vehicles that have been going in, not just vehicles carrying is really armed forces, also vehicles carrying armor to bulldozers and that some of those armored bulldozers have actually torn up some of the roads in both to cut them refugee camp and close to the north shelves, refugee camp. those are 2 refugee camps that are in the city of 2 and cut them. we have seen lots of vehicles of more armaments and vehicles going into that area. the people we've spoken with are concerned that this could be a ver

of san eunice once again in the southern part of the palestinian ag lights the you know this what a jeff, from the say, you know, obviously distraught parents among the devastation, the locals, precariously standing among the destroyed buildings for boats coming in at least 3 children died and that attacked another mother cries to find her son is still alive out multiple lives across live. now it's a canadian pianist and you enjoyed with the man sort of schumann, who's joining us now from southern gaza or appreciate you taking the time to join us there quickly. here the city of con units where you're located, it was bombed just hours ago. what do you know? that's correct. yeah. to major expedite. in addition to separate minded ones, hits the city. okay. and eunice, the 2nd biggest said to you in that as us today and the major city in the south. this brings the total 10 percentage of casualties in the south, up to 42 percent off, all the casualties in the war. so the, now that's why these land is that the south is safe, is not true. right now, out of the 2 major strikes, 16 people would a

while studying declassified c i a documents, jeff young, a house of representatives, candidates often found things indicating us intelligence collaborated with radical clause a religious organizations. it's a religious fact or called that stresses the superior already of the ukrainian people, ukrainian nationalism, denigrates, masnik, russians, everything russian the just a few years during the 19 sixty's run 0 chapters were opened across the united states and canada. it doesn't matter what these groups say or do they will support them if it's, if the groups are causing hatred and chaos within the target country. even on these despots, the link to remain silent about who was behind establishing his cold and who had been funding it for decades. since world war 2 united states, as foster extremist anti russian prejudices and hatreds among the ukrainian, the ass for 10, at least canada, the united states and countries in eastern europe, probably everywhere in the world. it's possible that the c i a funded to run here simply in order to help it turn the cranium people against russia. year

certainly there's some of the blame for this nazi like religion, while studying declassified c i a documents, jeff young, a house of representatives, candidates often found things indicating us intelligence collaborated with radical, quasi religious organizations. it's a religious fact or called that stress is the superior already of the ukrainian people, ukrainian nationalism, denigrates, ethnic russians. everything russian been just a few years during the 19 sixty's rude video attempt as well opened across the united states and canada. it doesn't matter what these groups say or do they will support them a fit test. the groups are causing hatred and chaos within the target country even on his desk. but to learn to remain silent about who is behind establishing his cult, who has been funding it for decades. since world war 2, united states has foster extremist and t russian prejudices and hatreds among the ukraine. andy, as for as soon as least canada united states and countries in eastern europe, probably everywhere in the world, it's possible that to see a funded run here simply in order to help

a comedian. and by some i mean me. comedian jeff dye and data.is ta how's that for an upbeat fridaya monologue, huh?read >> it's pretty good. i read a whole article in the "new york times" this weekend, though, about hon artiw w beingt in comedy is becoming a thing. yes, it is. .w that.seriou kno >> i wouldn't know it. i think. okay. but -- but seriously, i thinslt >> that you are hitting the nail on the head. one thing that's curious is you young people usually like to rebel u. er yeah. and so if they were rebelling thpeople are teaching them this nonsense, they would become ultraem patriot.a an right. they'd be like, super maga and, like, wearing, you know, flyindg american flag just to off their parents and their teachersf rents an. exactly. but what if they don't even have that anymore? t have we've killed the rebellious spirit? >> maybe we have. you i do think that it's shocking these young women who think that they woulngat thinkt theydf as muslims. i mean, there's a lot of them, mi off might be bettert -- because the roads wo

he's got a balance. jeff mentioned the fentanyl issue. look, trump got a deal on fentanyl, and china didn't do anything with it, that didn't really go anywhere. and, so, part of the challenge with china that josh rogin had a great piece today, china has a little bit of a rope-a-dope that they did with trump and obama. and, so, biden needs to, i think he's going to have to show that he hopefully they got some agreements, he is staying tough on china, and he'll no doubt get some tough questions on what's happening here at home. >> right. and certainly on a lot of topics. but, scott, to the point that karen's making, there was a lot of criticism from republicans on the campaign trail today of biden's decision to meet with the chinese president xi jinping today. here's trump himself and some of his rivals. they were in agreement on this. >> the challenges become very hostile. they weren't hostile with me. they called me sir, they don't call him sir. >> i think you've seen biden has begged for this meeting. that's why president xi is willing to

a pause. senator jeff merkley is one of them, and he'll join me momentarily. her democrats are relying on a not so subtle approach. congresswoman rashida tlaib promises to punish the president at the ballot box if he does not demand a cease-fire. and do it now. her latest plea plays a bit like a threat, and it includes images of protesters chanting, quote, "from the river to the sea." it's a common anti-semitic mantra that calls for the erasure of the state of israel. >> mr. president, the american people are not with you on this one. >> river to the sea! >> we will remember in 2024. >> joining me now is democratic senator from oregon, jeff merkley. thank you very much for joining us. we just played that video from your colleague in the house of representatives. do you agree with anything in that video from congresswoman tlaib? >> well, i certainly agree that there needs to be a humanitarian pause. that the current situation, the casualties are enormous. the humanitarian crisis is growing. increasing hunger, thirst, need for medical supplies, operations without

i have a very good friend, a mutual friend, jeff ross. d a birthday dinner for jeff ross. >> jimmy: correct. >> and he assured me that, you know -- we won't be around a lot of people, jimmy's going to make it kind of private and outside, there's no germs, please join me. and i did. >> jimmy: yeah. >> i did. and i go, oh my god. i told my wife, i haven't been around a lot of people in a setting in just -- parties. i don't know what to do. first of all, i want to say, it was the best pizza ever. >> jimmy: pizzeria bianca, right. >> you set up on a table on the sidewalk. >> jimmy: right. >> we weren't in the restaurant. i don't have to mention this, but you had a lot of big hollywood -- >> jimmy: jeff did, jeff invited everybody. >> a lot of people there, a lot of big hollywood names. i was dressed -- really uncomfortable. i haven't been around this kind of -- been to a party, i haven't done it. the first course comes out. everybody takes a step. and then i look up and your friend and my friend daniel kellison, he gets up on the table, he sta

a. jeff, thank you very much. we are going to take a short break when we come back a coverage of his route. so we're on a continuous and protesting support of tennessee and a house in cities around the world, including we have a home of us present the cultures solutions that gives us no hope for future that we have to find creative solutions, not just turn our backs. i don't think that has a number, think about it as a person in yourself and that person's shoes. so as you can see for this is my us, my life, or at least in my life, those stages we want. we want the patient reward because the women and my country deadlocks, we we are not denies all of who we are human beings and deserves to be treated equally. we are working in their thoughts, that's our assessors. whatever has been done before can be done even better. as long as the human being is doing it. you just have to keep pushing because no one else can see the vision. this key is you to the the welcome back. a recap of the latest developments. tedious rascal

responsible for bringing these sorts of cases, and what that looks like without a section two under a jeffompared to under a kristen clark, who is now the head of the civil rights division at the doj? can you talk about politically, how that contrasts plays out for black folks and others who might be disenfranchised? >> what we have seen historically is that the conservatives, the right-wing in american policy, does not value the votes and the voter, the citizenship of african americans. so, what you're going to see, you are not going to see a doj really weigh in to protect black folks voting rights. we have not seen that. we have seen the doj under richard nixon going against the voting rights act. renew the voting rights act. we have seen the doj under ronald reagan, going against black folks rights. we have seen, we have seen, we have seen. and remember, it was under trump or the doj, under jeff sessions, in fact, flipped its support for, flipped his position in a voting rights case, coming up in ohio, to go for the state of ohio that was discriminating against black voters. and so it r

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a. jeff, thank you very much. sooner had colleges hearing more about coverage of the war and guys of the mayor of cutoffs dressed as a need for an immediate cease fire in garza, during a call with us present job. i can stay with the service stating strikes, followed by through week rescue. because that's 1st responders know the mission could be the with until then. so humanity drives one day with because the civil defense which rescue mission because it gives you the accommodated beyond well taken without hesitation for them died for power defines how well we live here. we make the rule, not them, they find an enemy, and then they try and scale the people with that. and the people in power, investigate, expose this and questions. they use them to be to the power around now to sierra the, [000:00:00;00] the play you're watching out. you 0 live from to high. the latest developments in these are as well on guys, on the 30th date of the war. more than $11080.00 palestinians have been confirmed, k

. >> if you have a story for our investigative team, you can call 888-996-tips or visit our website. >>> let's bring in jeffri. tracking a lot of changes in the coming days. >> it looks good to get in heavier rainfall across the bay area, with the pacific becoming more active. as far as it goes for tomorrow, we have a cold front offshore. it will bring clouds and a spotty chance and showers by friday morning. all of the details and heavier rain in the seven-day forecast. as we roll through tomorrow morning, we're going to begin with mostly clear skies around 6:00 and 7:00 in the morning. but check this out, as we head through the day, the clouds moving in from the system i just showed you. that's the thing that will switch it up the most, as we head through the thursday forecast. morning temperatures, if you haven't been up early past couple days. and tomorrow is the day, have that heavier jacket. we're going to go down as low as 42 in the trivalleys. south bay at 45. east bay at 44. and the coldest in the north bay at 41. daytime highs, dropping off three to six degrees from the cold front. that's going to

increased year on year and how much people should be spending into the weekend, and there's a natural ebb and flow. jeff of macy's was saying yesterday, more spending. black friday gets earlier. people have already done their purchasing, but now there's going to be a lull after cyber monday and you ramp up ahead of the holidays and christmas. guy: andrea, to pick up on caroline's point, if that is the case, if that's what we are seeing, that does not sound that dramatic in terms of some drop-off we are likely to see. if we are looking for signs of consumer weakness, i'm wondering if it will not show up in consumer purchases. they will show up in i'm not going to the restaurant, the taylor swift concert. spending on goods has already come down. andrea: there's a risk to hospitality. there's an important factor that boosted last year. it was the first christmas that was not interrupted or restricted by covid restrictions, so we naturally had a bounce, and i'm not sure we are going to get that. in the u.k. last year, we had the strikes and some bad snow before christmas, which depressed things. we might ge

they ask a similar question that you do, where are we in the ai hype psycycle, jeff? great question right now, an all-time high after yesterday's close, valuation of $1.25 trillion, sounds so expensive. the end of the day, if you own this up here like i do, it's very hard to sell. think valuation, march of 2022, it was trading at 4 pe of 87 times. the stock price was only 250 so right now, yes, it sounds rich at 40 times forward earnings but it's not. so there is more room to run i want to be more considerate on how i express a view going in this earnings season because of the volatility we're expecting about 7.5% move. that's what the auctions market is telling us. but what i think you can do to really profit if it goes up or down, remember, last quarter we saw 25% pop on this behemoth, own a straddle, a put and call at the same strike price and same expiration. if the market moves more than 7.5%, you will profit from this. think from a sports betting perspective, kelly, i'm betting on the over here. >> okay. and i think i follow you i do let's talk about deere we wan

a reality. >>> i'm chief meteorologist jeff ranieri. we are tracking a little bit of spotty shower activity. i'll show you our dated up >>> a group of female robbers caught on camera apparently have struck before. we showed you the video this week of the trio ripping off an elderly couple in san jose. after seeing our report, another family is coming forward to say they believe they were victimized by the same suspects. we have the story only on nbc bay area. >> reporter: in the evergreen video from the end of september, four people knock on the door of the pocalori family home, one carrying a toddler. they said they wanted to buy a dress since she's a popular fashion designer from india. she let them in, which she admits was a big mistake since she only takes online appointments. the family says the women distracted her while two other women carrying sling bags are seen getting out of the suv and going into the home. >> it was kind of dumb on our part. >> later video shows them hurriedly leaving the home without buying a thing. it wasn't until days later that the family realized what had ha

the new york times," not ap, not "the washington post," none of them even mentioned taxes as a reason that jeffin in seattle -- [laughter] but you know what's not going to remain in seattle? his e wallet. stuart: money. [laughter] i want to get in, steve. half of high school seniors say they will not apply to colleges that cost more than $40,000 a year. look, i think this is a good sting thing, steve. costs are out of control, and it's time for people to react to that. >> i could not agree more. and, you know, i've always said that the biggest financial scandal and scam in america is how much these universities are charging american families. and about 90% of your viewers would agree with me on that.. we've seen tuitions -- when i was in college versus today which wasn't that long ago, 35 years ago, the cost of college has gone up tenfold. and so people can't afford it. they don't want to take out these massive loans and start their careers with over $100,000-150,000 in debt. it's a scam. we need consumers to be saying, no, we're not going to these high priced schools. but the problem is, stuar

and a final point to make to you, jeff, it's the other -- once these reunions take place, it is goingce for those families to communicate with each other. it's, you know, how do the husbands communicate with their wives? they want to be gentle. they've gone through such trauma. and even parents with their children, you know? not that those instincts are there, or but this is such an unusual situation for anyone to have gone through. all right, jeff paul, thank you very much. i'm going to turn it over to jonathan. i believe you have dr. rebecca grant. go ahead, jonathan. jonathan. thankses, arthel. we're bringing in dr. rebecca grant, fox news contributor and the president of iris independent research once again. thank you for staying with us, dr. grant. we'ring looking here at -- we're looking here at these extraordinary scenes of this second group of hostages having been released, the handover back to the israeli authorities and then they will be back on their way back into israel and true freedom, dr. grant. it is great news. do you believe that this good news will continue, that th

you have 13 senators this week sending a litter calling on president biden to go more to get israel to protect palestinians. senator jeff markey of oregon calling for a cease fire. so this will provide support for president biden going in the election year? >> we're a year out. you cannot let anything interrupt the fragile negotiations going on where we saw more than two i do sen hostages released today, which is a dramatic improvement in the situation. we see a cease fire, we see aid trucks going in to help the palestinian civilians and specifically children. all of these things were at the hand of the biden administration as he moves forward. they're delicate negotiations. we should be working towards a path that unites democrats and republicans. that's hard to do in real time as we see here today. i certainly think the biden expression of support for a continued cease fire as well as the pressure to see more hostages released is a successful for everyone. >> so the president says his efforts for peace in the middle east sparked the hamas terror attack. listen to what he said. >> i can not prove what i'm about to say.

we had a common inline come in -- i'm sorry. >> what we have seen jeff is that is obviously not a given these days. thank you so much for your time tonight. >> thank you. >>> up next, who are the 150 palestinian prisoners that are set to be released from israeli jails? their identities are now being revealed. we'll take a closer look. >>> the truce between israel and hamas, that temporary one, is expected to begin friday, 7:00 a.m. local, midnight eastern. we are told 13 civilian hostages are expected to be released by hamas after that, in that time period. what we're hearing from israeli officials is that 39 palestinian prisoners will be released as part of that exchange. joining me now to discuss what that could look like, what we're learning about this, cnn global affairs analyst, kim dozier. we've had a lot of talk about these 13 israeli hostages. but these 39 palestinian prisoners. we're told they are made up of women and male teenagers who are up to the age of 18. what else do we know about them? >> well, we know that none of them were convicted of the crime of murder and that the

okay, let's bring it out as there was a sign up. and jeff, a somewhat more you're learning about where things stand right now on whether there is going to be an extension to the cease fire. so there is an intricate sensitive negotiation, but it does happen wanting to try and build on the 6 days to get at least 4 more days. we know at least from how much the spot that it is willing to extend it. but we've also heard from these families who say that they might be an extension, but nothing beyond the 4 days that might be added now, which will take us to sunday and nothing beyond that. but even these 4 days are not a done deal. we know that the intelligence chief from egypt from the united states, from israel, but on here, the reason why the is really intelligence chief was here. he's one of the most trusted men from benjamin netanyahu. and he did get a call from the prime minister himself as he went into those meetings. so there's a lot at stake here. obviously all the and to look at is trying to build on this, trying to get in more aid if they

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a tough one. all those showers that jeff was talking about, moving across the southeast, moving towards the mid atlanticme of that may become severe, not huge storms but enough in some airports, atlanta a big hub, charlotte, the storms are sweeping across. in the yellow, delays are, and tied to where the weather system is sweeping across the country. ultimately it does move up into new england so just lifting across the i-95 corridor, by the time you get into tomorrow afternoon, so wednesday afternoon, besides boston, you've largely cleared out with the system and the good news is, once this pushes on off to the east coast, really look behind it and things are gorgeous. so, a really nice thanksgiving forecast for a whole lot of folks. just some snow back in the rockies. but otherwise, a really nice thanksgiving. i just hope folks can get home here over the next 24/48 hours. >> sandra: your act was just fine, not like jeff flock going backward down the escalator, appreciate it. >> john: we want to go back toth pentagon briefing, some now developments in the attack, apparently a short range ballistic miss

a lightning strike right as one of the motorcades arrives. okay, jeff. ttle bit of a -- hopefully this doesn't dampen the party. >> yeah. i mean there's going to be more rain chances tonight, so we are tracking that right now on stormranger, our mobile doppler radar. let me get you a closer view of where some of the heaviest rainfall is right now. it's hitting the north bay. multiple lightning strikes near fairfax. this is moving off towards the north to napa by 8:20. again, some strong weather, especially right over 101 near fairfax. as we roll through tomorrow morning's commute, we're going to start it off on the dry side here and some clouds. then as we head through the day tomorrow, we'll see some scattered thunderstorms redevelop again through the afternoon and evening. very similar to what we had today. but we could get into some heavier rain from 4:00 to about 7:00 in the morning on saturday. that's where we could pick up those higher totals, and we would keep some scattered rain chances here saturday afternoon, also saturday evening. again, thunde

when a tree says it's 5 to jeff. target isn't killed. a 2nd senior colanda from us in as many days this as the 1st palestinians with medical emergencies as foreign passport holders are allowed to leave the concept. also coming up, slicing intensifies in ukraine. keith says russia shells more than 100 supplements in 24 hours. the highest one day total for, for this year and pockets on begins the resting, ask and refugees after a deadline, pauses on documented migraines, to leave the country all be forcibly deported. the homage walk into the program as strikes have targeted gauze is biggest refuge account for 2nd day. israel says it killed a senior, him off commander and cheese days attack. the idea claims it has also killed another command but has not specified where i'm off. as dozens of civilians were killed at the giovanni account as well intensifies. it's aaron ground defensive on gaza. the united nations is wanting, the fighting has ended, a more terrifying face strike hits causes biggest refugee camp for the 2nd consecutive day. the

nope, i got a nice young the motorcycle rental company is skeptical in 2021 l sounds. it all became the 1st country to accept big coins as legal 10 to jeff got us is a big coin out from germany. these parts of a german delegation touring through bitcoin country. there's a big conference coming out. that's a special thing about bitcoin. yeah, there's no headquarters instead. and so there are conferences when people meet them and bring this internet culture into the real world. and, and el salvador is really special because it's a whole country that except to be going to physically put executed. so it's like one big laboratory level of toys. off to one failed attempt, he pays and bid coins. now it's worked. this is jessica thomas's 2nd visit. ever since l sounds little adaptive bit coined as a currency, it's been a promised land, a bit coin us. what about the locals today, shatt and this euphoria? let's go the number and speak the funds to a pen. yes, i'm a journalist from el salvador and kind of human this. it seems the state of emergency independent journalism has become increasingly dangerous. i mean that there are threats and restricti

sergeant says he feels lucky to have been in the right place at the right time to save a choking woman's life. jeff pours concrete. he was at a job site in illinois when a woman choking drove up to his parked truck. well he jumped into action, he knew what was happening. he performed the heimlich maneuver and that woman is still in shock when she got back into her car. there were two toddlers in the backseat. >> then it hit me that if this would have went wrong, it could have went really, really wrong. what if she passed out and the vehicle flipped? >> oh, the retired vet says he is just grateful that this woman found him in a sea of traffic. and i'm going to bet she is pretty grateful as well. that's it for the afternoon edition today. remember, we are streaming 24/7 on the news app. our next news [ relaxing music ] >> brooke: here you go, sweetheart. >> hope: thank you, mom. i knew you'd have more candles up at the house. >> brooke: is this why you're having katie watch the kids?

we don't want to finish on that but jeff sica always great to see you, have a great thanksgiving. k you jeff, looking at some of the movers, stuart varney said take a look at microsoft. >> they hit a record high, $377.10, there near it right now obviously this is after the open a.i. ceo and president were joining microsoft to leave their a.i. team, take a look at check, an educational company a tutor if you will, morgan stanley cut the price target by a dollar to $9, the they see the a.i. competition using a.i. as your tutor instead of a human or an online program. the last one penn entertainment got an upgrade to bank of america by, be of a thank shares are going up 22% to $30 on the early success of the espn bet sports betting platform it is already number one in apple's app store. ashley: very good, now this wrapper cardi b laying into eric adams for cutting millions of dollars from the city's budget to help pay for migrants, take a listen. >> new york is dirty, it is dirty. were getting get dirtier with the [bleep] budget cuts. this is sanitation budget cuts, we're going to be

a u.s. military base. jeffmore on the growing tensions between the protesters and their governments. reporter: good evening, jon we're monitoring protest that are forming all across the world and many of these demonstrations are now entering their fourth straight week we'll start in germany that's where thousands of protesters held a rally on saturday in berlin against israel hamas war some were carrying signs with the slogan stop the genocide in gaza and others warn police would break up demonstration if they started chanting anti-israel and slogans they say happened on priest weeks in sunday a huge protest that got out of hand in turkey police had to use tear gas smoke grenades and gas outside the u.s. base in southern turkey group was reportedly trying to get inside base ahead of u.s. secretary of state antony blinken's upcoming visit to turkey. >> our rage is huge. we cannot hold it in. the turkey is doing what it can. >> in london roughly 30,000 packed into square on saturday for a pro-palestinian rally. 2

jeff. >> reporter: yeah, jon, a very tense day here in israel, but the second day of the hamas-israelporary ceasefire appears to be holding. it did get off to a rocky start. severe delays in this second batch of hostages released, and that's in part because hamas accused israel of not holding up to their side of the agreement. they said that not enough aid trucks were making their way from the border into northern gaza. they also took issue with exactly who was being released from israeli prisons. on the other hand, you had the israeli government saying they were actually holding up their end and it was hamas who was holding back these hostages. but at the end of the day, qatari, egyptians and even some u.s. negotiators all got together, figured it out. here we are on, entering our third day of this tense ceasefire, and they did, in fact, release the group of hostages. now, we understand from some of the images we're seeing this group of hostages, they were handed over to the red cross. they made it to the rafah crossing. from the rafah crossing, they entered egypt, and they are now o

jeff ranieri. this is right along 580. a lot of people seeing it. what is the wind direction? could there be residual? >> we're tracking all of the realtime sites and not seeing anything in terms of harmful impacts, at least when it comes to air quality right now. as pete mentioned, this investigation will be ongoing. if there is any kind of warnings that are issued or stay inside orders, of course, we're going bring that to you. but right now, just a little bit of wind coming out of the northeast at 7:00. we're seeing the smoke love moving into the upper-levels. and you still could notice it up in the sky here towards san francisco, kind of floating your way, also near emeryville. we're not expecting super gusty winds overnight or through the morning tomorrow. we're going to continue to keep a close eye on that. the other story we're following is the cold. we've got a lot of stuff on tap this week in weather. we have a frost advisory in the bay area. look at the freeze warning all the way down the central valley with 20s and 30s there. for us in the bay area, marin, napa, son

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jeff, it's on the way. >> it has a slow start this year compared to last year.ck blast this afternoon, that's moved to the north. there's no rainfall back. but we might see showers with that into the commute. 7:00 in the morning with some sun and also clouds mixing in. don't let the guard down. we're going to have more rain moving in from the south. thunderstorms and small hail by tomorrow afternoon. i'm tracking this system. i'll show you when it gets out of here and when the heaviest gets here in ten minutes. >> thank you, jeff. >>> new details on a grisly death in oak lands. police identified a man whose body was found stuffed in a suitcase. the suitcase, floating in lake merrick. people are looking for where he may have worked. his death is considered an homicide. opd is offering a $10,000 reward for tips that lead to an arrest in this case. >>> the man accused of beating paul pelosi is in the hands of a jury. closing arguments in federal court. they deliberated and will start up again tomorrow morning. jury deliberations aren't expected to last long. >> it'