and that is rare because they're used to the snow in anchorage.ut it tells us that there's a lot of dynamics associated with it. let's go ahead and take a look at our future cast. and you can see that it is off the coast all the way through friday. in fact, it retrograded and then pushed back towards the seashore there. and you see that the coastal areas and the mountainous areas around the coast will see the most precipitation. now let's go ahead and walk you past your future cast here. and you see tuesday, we open up with some morning rain showers and then during the day, you're going to say that's all you got. no, we have more rain coming in for your wednesday as well. so in and out of the rain showers each and every day, all the way through friday, a chance of an early shower on saturday morning. and when it's all said and done, up to a couple of inches of rain will easily accumulate in the coastal hills back into the santa cruz mountains tonight, 40s and 50s tomorrow. daytime high temperatures coming down ever so gently, otherwise. here you g

it was like the entire town of anchorage showed up.nd for him it brought back memories of young men and women sacrificing their lives in foreign lands. it brought back all of those battlefield funerals he had done in vietnam that he had played for and all the funerals he had played in alabama, and all the funerals he would play for in anchorage. it brought back battlefields -- brought back battlefields and violence and heroism and sacrifice. but on that august day in anchorage, like he did in vietnam, like he had done for so many others in alaska and in vietnam and in alabama, gene was there for one man, the young marine hero lance corporal grant frasier. so he got that feeling in his stomach as he was sounding taps. the one he always gets at funerals and burms when he's -- burials when he's sounding taps. the one that travels to his chest and makes it swell. he picked up his american heritage trumpet, took a breath, and sounded taps for the young marine. so gene, as we're coming in to veterans' day in alaska, i want to thank you for y

and over the last two years we've gone from near catastrophic engagement, you mentioned anchorage, to where we are now, to a meeting if you were to summarize it up, it is about stabilizing the geopolitical relationship and if they could bring it about, making it more strategically predictable. why has china moved in that direction? i think the overwhelming domestic driving force for xi jinping has been a weakening chinese economy. the growth numbers are bad and that is part of geopolitical uncertainty affecting international and domestic investors within the chinese economy. there are other factors too. so from his point of view, bringing the geopolitical temperature down a bit serves the underlying economic interests and for america, the biden administration, legitimately, has sought stability if the u.s.-china relationship because it does not want to take these two great powers to the edge of a catastrophic conflict. >> do you think on the american side, part of what is also motivating washington in having a more -- because washington's tune has also changed. is it some of the conce

-china meetings ever since, really, the start of the biden administration that anchoraged summit, did you that way? and if so, why? >> fareed, it's both different mood music and it's also a different base notes, as well. i think having looked at these meetings now over the last 30 or 40 years of my own career, you get a sense of the rhythms and the changes within each of them, and over the last two years we've gone from near catastrophic engagement and you mentioned anchorage on where we are now which a meeting that if you were to summarize it up is about stabilizing the geopolitical relationship and if they can bring it about making it more strategically predictionible. why has china moved in that direction? i think the overwhelming domestic driving force for xi jinping has been a weakening chinese economy. the growth numbers are bad and part of of that is because of geopolitical uncertainty affecting international investors and domestic investors within the chinese economy. there are other factors, too. so from his point of view, bringing the geopolitical campaign down a bit serves

you go back to anchorage, it's a great citation of this relationship.t was a slap in the face of reality to some degree for administration officials, the diplomacy, how they are they were going to operate. that was going to be the way. and it's not anymore. >> you're right. some part of it is the economy. they need to boost the economy. the nature of economics, it would also help the u.s. we worry about inflation. one of the reasons we were able to keep prices so low for the last 20 or 30 years has been the china has been a kind of deflations machine in the world economy. but the second part of it is china's diplomacy hasn't worked very well. it alienated india. it alienated australia and vietnam and the philippines. so the chinese are realizing that they are in an unposition. they are not like the united states. we sit is with our neighbors with two vast oceans and two friendly neighbors in canada and mexico. china is rising to power in a very crowded neighborhood. and every time it rises with a certain degree of assertion and arrogance, it annoys, it

lumir brothers were the first passengers who got off the train at khan station. pretty soon, the anchorages and the crowded markets, the men scorched under the sun and ancient trines moved in front of the camera of the lumiers, it was the most popular land in the world, the holy land, palestine, for centuries, the most famous warriors in history had drawn their swords in the dream of ruling this land. but from that day the war was dragged into the cinema frames. after the lumier brothers, christian film production teams arrived one after the other to the land where jesus christ was once born, lived and crucified. when the cameraman were making sneak peaks everywhere to find footprints of jesus and we're presenting. a christian narrative of palestine, new rival entered the scene and announced its bid for palestine. murray rosenberg, a jewish immigrant made a 20-minute movie named the first film of palestine. undoubtedly the dream of israel was born for the first time in this movie with the magic of cinema and it moved before the greedy eyes of the zionis. the first world war was devowering a

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it is not available for clearance at bahlo anchorage. well, one of our problems is in the lack of timely supply of flour. well , different ships have arrived and the price has been allocated. they are all being unloaded. some were corn, some were wheat, and some were other products. alhamdulillah, these two ships docked and unloaded the speed of one or two days will be done and the loading will be done. how long have we been here? how important are you? 650 or so 130,000 tons of nuclear livestock support ships will arrive at the end of the week, about 80,000 tons of flour ships will arrive from india . two weeks ago, we cleared 40,000 tons from the place of exchange. in fact, how much does it meet the needs of the market, and look at how much we need per month. i can tell you now that our monthly needs are about 36,000 tons. we have three ships per month until the end of dima. it has been planned, bought and allocated. 80 per month we have a thousand tomans from the place of exchange. this is almost 2,600 imported dry flour that the gove

when josh landed at anchorage international on his way from north slope, airport police with him intove michael show josh photographs of the department store robbery suspects. >> have you ever seen him before? around the store, or anything like that? >> no. >> detective michael then handed josh another photo. >> you ever seen sirius underwood? >> yeah. i used to work with him. >> would you have talked to serious that day -- >> not at all. >> really? the cop accused josh of lying, of being up to his eyeballs in the robberies. >> so if you guys came up with some -- scheme to take some money, then would you be honest? >> no. >> josh up to his story and then lawyer it up. the detectives flying home to ohio knew they had more work to do, but in any conspiracy, there's a weak link. they just had to pick their man. >> coming up, who would crack first? we get the phone call saying, hey, let's make a deal >> let's talk. >> when dateline continues. it's fineeeeeeee! [splash] before advil: advil dual action fights pain two ways. advil targets pain at the source, acetaminophen blocks pain signals

this is rabbit lake near anchorage. the person skating is an ice rescue instructor and his wife took the video the end every october. >> usually these lakes are all covered with snow by the time the water freezes and i've been skating for about 12 years up here and i've never seen it like that. so this was a very unusual sort of unusual environmental conditions. >> the ice is only about four inches thick. he said before you go out to skate on the lake, make sure you have the proper safety equipment. >> it is dangerous. some people even did fall through during that week here and there weren't any problems, but that's my concern of anything like this going viral, even just within my wife's account or my account. i hope that doesn't mislead people. >> leave it to the experts. >>> that's it for the news at 5:00. cbs news bay area with juliette goodrich starts right now. >> thank you. >>> apec has arrived and it's only ramping up from here. we're helping you navigate the biggest global events here in decades and it's lining

. >>> and the "anchorage daily news" reports three people are dead and three others are still missingdslide in alaska. crews are using dogs and heat-sensing drones to search for two children and one adult in wrangell, a remote island south of juneau. the slide estimated to be about 450 feet wide, ripped down a heavily forested mountainside during a storm monday night. state troopers warned more landslides are possible. >>> and still to come in "money watch," a stunning blow to a crypto ceo. and later, axel foley returns. a sneak peek at the new "beverly hills cop" movie. ey returns. a sneak peek at the new "beverly hills cop" movie. when i wanted to see results fast, rinvoq delivered rapid symptom relief and helped leave bathroom urgency behind. check. when uc tried to slow me down... i got lasting, steroid-free remission with rinvoq. check. and when uc caused damage rinvoq came through by visibly repairing my colon lining. check. rapid symptom relief... lasting steroid-free remission... ...and the chance to visibly repair the colon lining. check, check, and check. rinvoq can lower yo

ships and the item that i have paid for have no problem with clearance, they are docked at the anchorages, the unloading is done quickly in a day or two, and the loading is done. in these few days, we had meal coming from india, when will the problem actually be solved, let's see. now, almost until the end of the week, god willing, we will increase the loading to more than 12,000 tons again, and this delay will be solved again . improving the health of agricultural products this year the future will reach 5 thousand hectares. mr. khian considered addressing people's food security as one of the most important priorities of this organization and added: achieving this issue requires the determination of all institutions . monday's stock market ended on a positive note. on this day, all indicators of the glass hall recorded positive returns and the total index increased by more than 200 points. the main representative of the stock market ended monday's trading with a positive return of 11 and increased by 232 units to reach 2 million.595 units. the equal weight index stood at 851 units with a

farther north, near anchorage, residents face more snow after blizzard conditions this week in the race for the white house, florida governor ron desantis just got another boost in iowa. >> he picked up the endorsement of evangelical leader bob vander plaats, known as the state's gop kingmaker. this follows iowa governor kim reynolds decision to back desantis despite donald trump's wide lead in the polls. >> now to another major scandal in the world of digital currency. another crypto kingpin has been toppled. his company fined billions of dollars, accused of helping criminals, rogue nations, even middle east terrorists. here's abc's andrea fujii. >> this morning, another major blow to the cryptocurrency industry as the leader of the world's largest crypto exchange pleads guilty to multiple us violations. >> actions including money laundering, should see the ceo step down and the company and the ceo charged criminally is a very big deal. >> crypto is digital currency exchange through computer networks without relying on banks. in this case, the feds accused binance and its ceo, changpen

the anchorage area should be located as far as possible. to provide natural shelter so that there areactors for the operation to remove the steering columns, and there are restrictions of no more than 0.81 me waves, this is not the first trip of the northern lights between europe and asia, in 2021 the installation followed from... morskoy krai to the barinsky sea, but along a different route, through the indian and atlantic oceans, skirting asia and africa, this is almost 80 days of travel, in comparison with this route, the northern sea route turned out to be almost twice as fast, a third shorter and significantly more profitable. by shortening the route, and by optimizing the timing of towing, it is possible to significantly reduce the cost of such operations. u... successful movement of the northern lights across the polar latitudes - this is undoubtedly another step in the development of the arctic route, but the matter is not only in the transport aspect, this opens up other opportunities, if previously semi-spring drilling rigs of this class worked only in the far east, in the b

thousands lost power in anchorage and more snow is expected tomorrow. looking at the radar, more than three inches of rain are possible along the gulf coast and rain arrives on the west coast today. parts of northern california could see rain through friday. checking today's high temps, it could be up to 20 degrees warmer than usual in the midwest, but only around 50 degrees in the northeast. east. >> coming up, the petition protesting the macy's thanksgiving day parade. >> also ahead, new videos in the georgia election fraud case. what former president trump's lawyers told prosecutors after reaching plea deals. >> and later, a monday night football stunner grand prix live on gma. >> thousands of people attended a candlelight vigil last night honoring the four idaho college students found dead in their house. the event on the university of idaho campus marked one year since the victims were killed and the accused killer, brian kohberger, is in custody, but no trial date has been set. a not guilty plea has been entered on his behalf. a motive remains a m

. >> heavy equipment was brought in to clear a record setting snowfall in anchorage, alaska. 18in fellparts of the city with up to five feet in nearby mountains. looking at the radar. rain is expected today from texas to tennessee. a rain and snow mix is possible near the great lakes and in the southern rockies. and showers in the pacific northwest. checking today's high temperatures, more records could be set in florida today, but seasonably cool in the northeast at about 60in the plains. a new job at age 95. but first, the million dollar verdict in a workplace lawsuit brought by robert de niro's former assistant. >> and later, the new device claiming to be the replacement for running is awesome. but her moderate to severe eczema would make her skin so uncomfortable. i was always so itchy especially when i was hot. now my skin doesn't itch as much. now we're staying ahead of her eczema. there's a power inside all of us to live our passion. and dupixent works on the inside to help heal your skin from within. it helps block a key source of inflammation inside the body that can cause ecz

by land and by air after a massive landslide struck this remote community in alaska, southeast of anchorage. >> we are estimating it was about just a little under 500 feet across, at where it crossed the road. >> reporter: the debris field barrelling down this mountain and into the pacific ocean mon anything, after a storm brought heavy rain and wind to the area. governor mike dunleavy issuing a disaster declaration. officials in wrangell say at least three people were killed and three remain missing, including two under the age of 18. a woman pulled from the debris is now recovering. >> that female lived in one of the residences that was on the mountainside of the highway. >> reporter: the landslide destroying at least three homes and cutting off the community's only highway into town. dozens of residents also displaced or without power. and linsey, officials warn about the possibility of additional landslides, as another storm is set to roll through the area tonight into tomorrow. linsey? >> all right, jaclyn, thank you. >>> tonight, authorities have released disturbing body camera video

the weather conditions allowed the rabbit lake, in the alpine area near anchorage, to freeze in a way for me. i will be back a little later. thanks for watching. hello. a damp, if not wet picture across many parts of the country this evening. and tomorrow, the met office warns a spell of stormy weather brought by storm debi, a fast—developing weather system. it still hasn't fully formed yet. and in fact, keep track of the weather forecasts because weather warnings across parts of the country may be upgraded over the coming hours. now, this is the satellite picture. you can see the rain—bearing cloud here across the uk, and then to the southwest, that's developing storm debi moving across ireland, and then into the irish sea, and across northern britain through the course of monday morning and into the afternoon. and the rain will reach ireland through the early hours. it'll sweep into many parts of western britain here. by the end of the night, i think it's still dry in scotland, around 7—8 celsius, but that milder air and strengthening winds in place across many western and south wes

and anchorage, alaska, declaring an emergency after record amount of snowfall in the past two days. alaska is complaining. according to reports, parts of the city are buried under two feet of snow. fox winter weather experts say 65 inches of snow fell in less than 24 hours on a nearby mountain pass during the storm. for more on this story, download the fox weather app or stream fox weather on any tv-connected device. and those are your headlines. all right check in with senior meteorologist janice dean, we're glad rick took the day off. he deserves it. >> i actually real ily like working on the weekend. it's quiet, you're here, we gave away half a million to tunnel to towers and it's veteran's day. thank you for your service, my friend. here in new york, there's a big parade at 9:30. biggest in the country, veteran's day parade, and we have a spectacular forecast. little cool, no complaint. lots of sunshine for the rest of today. so that's a great day for the veteran's day parade all up and down fifth avenue. i think from 27, the 20s up towards 47th. lot of people have come in for t

anchorage, alaska, could see their snowiest in history. yes, it is winter in that part of the world. phil, poppy? >> to be honest, i would hold your beer and watch you work on that thing for long periods of time. super cool. >> should have heard the control room during your hit. that is so cool. thank you. >> happy friday. >> appreciate it. >>> turning to serious allegations. tiktok mogul sean "diddy" combs denying ing years of rape and a from his ex-girlfriend. that's ahead. >>> and a legal win against governor ron desantis. details of the supreme court's ruling on the state's anti-drag law. >>> after the report dropped santos announced he will not seek re-election for a second term -- [ cheers and applause ] i know. i know. i'm so happy, too. thank god i won't have endless content for my show anymore. >> late-night shows getting what might be their final laughs at congressman -- not final laughs. a lot more to come, guys. momentum building for another effort to expel the new york republican following a scathing house ethic reports with s

we are aware of another official in anchorage who was got in anchorage, alaska, who's responsible for certifying the election 2020. 2020. he found a similar camera which was typically used by hunters mounted on a tree across from his home pointed directly at his front door. so these sorts of common sense changes and bills would go a long way. and and i also would say that hearings such as this where this committee is increasing awareness of these problems since a strong message to our election officials that you have back and helps other federal officials and state officials and local officials understand that this is a priority. >> thank you so much. really quickly, mr. farley, i want to appreciate the role that you lifted up for local officials who are everyday doing the ins and outs, nuts and bolts of executing and securing the confidence in the execution of our elections. i just wanted to ask quickly, if you could talk about the role of poll watchers and if that is a relevant role to how you execute, administer elections for rutherford county? >> thank you send her to. that's a go

fox 4 in anchorage as three people are killed and three are missing after a landslide barrels down ain soaked mountain side and smashes into homes in remote fishing community in southeast, alaska. the slide occurred monday night during a significant rain and wind storm an island committee 155 miles south of the state capitol near juneau. khon in honolulu as a group of lahaina wildfire firefighters vows to camp on a popular resort beach until the mayor uses his emergency powers to shut down unpermitted vacation rentals. they want the properties available for residents in desperate need of housing following the august blaze that destroyed their town. and this is a live look at saint paul, minnesota from fox 9. one of the big stories there tonight, an exploding population of hard to eradicate super pigs in canada threatening to pill south of the border. northern states such as minnesota, north dakota, and montana are taking steps to stop the invasion. minnesota officials are expected to release a report friday outlining their strategy. that's tonight's live look outside the beltway from

the orphaned cubs arrived from anchorage is part of a team effort with the alaska zoo in the alaska departmentnd game. the zoo says the cubs make their public debut in the near future. it's estimated that there's a roughly 10 months old and weigh 150 pounds each well. well, thanksgiving dinner was served early to a group of otters at an aquarium in central new hampshire. take a good look at some of the things that they got to eat. the living shores aquarium based in glen shows the asian small-clawed otters, harry, teddy peanut jelly and soco digging into the festive treats. as you can see there. well, quite a nice meal for those daughters. dishes on the menu included fish instead of turkey. mashed potatoes topped with muscle gravy shrimp, mocktail and sardine led us to cable pie. wow. imagine that the aquarium shared all of this on instagram. so quite a nice thanksgiving feast for the otters, wonder what they're going to get for christmas as celebrations unfolded at the chester zoo in england over the birth of one of the world's rarest mammals. take a good look here. a critically endangered bl

now, this is the same system that caused a snow emergency in anchorage, alaska, last week. a pretty powerful storm there. it's already tossing some mid and high level clouds throughout the state. and you can see the encroachment of the precipitation lining the seashore. so by 2:00 in the morning, you should start to hear the raindrops on the rooftops right around half moon bay backing all the way into pescadero. certainly around the santa cruz mountains. but look what happens after sunrise at 648 in the morning. precipitation is north of san francisco lining sonoma county, lifting up into mendocino county. and then it's pretty much out of here. and i'm going to say that was nothing peeks of sunshine during the afternoon hours. but wait, it's not over. again, we are going to see periods of rain showers. here's your wednesday again, coastal mountainous areas are going to see the most rainfall this week. and by wednesday afternoon, everybody's in the rain. wednesday evening commute should be a nightmare around the peninsula. if all this holds true. according to our futurecast,

so this is rabbit lake near anchorage. maile took the video of the lake, which was looking more like an ice rink at this point. he calls it a once in a decade ice window. he says it was formed because of the unusual cold but dry transition into winter nation of being able to look down 3 or 4m and see what's on the bottom. >> i've never experienced that in in the 12 years that i've been doing this. it's up in the alpine. it's up in the mountains. the lake bottom doesn't have any vegetation in and it's rock instead of soil. and so the water is really clear and so a lot of what we were seeing below the ice were these huge boulders, like some of them were car sized boulders is now, i do want to remind you, this man is an ice rescue instructor like he i was looking at this video like, oh, my gosh, what if something happens? >> right? he would be the person that you would call. okay. so okay. not for everybody. no. he says the experience reminded him of snorkeling. they did test the ice strength to make sure it was safe before t

and it's the it's right beneath that anchorage is where the demonstration happened. so as people are big process there brought towards this camera position as cars or let through their brought towards this camera position and on into san francisco. as we look back towards the east meantime, reyna harvey has been watching the traffic alternate routes or jam. she's been. >> you know, you get a feel for these people reyna who are stuck in this for hours and and even the people took altered. hard to get anywhere right now. exactly of thinking about the people that have to go like you said, maybe to the hospital or just trying to make it into the city right now. i'm checking out the cars along that inclined there. you can see a lot of them trying to one 80. you can also see some of those cars still being towed. >> right there on the see you don't normally see on the bay bridge right now. the best bet is to stay away from the bay bridge until they're able to get that completely clear. even the eastbound side, i would not take the bay bridge even if you're trying to get fro

least 20 people were killed and nearly 2000 prisoners escaped. witnesses save the soldier's voice to anchorage president julia smiled a b, o and frustration at the high cost of basic necessities. special court in pakistan has ruled did a trial for former prime minister amber on han will resume inside the premises of the jail where he's being held, but will be open to the public. it follows a high court decision last week that his trial inside the prison is illegal. hon was expected to appear in a public court on monday, but police say that he was denied an open trial because of the threats to his life . on his face, the string of charges this year, which he says are politically motivated. a plans for a meeting between the leaders of greece and the you. k have crumbled. after a dispute about the elgin marbles artifacts, athens once returned from the u. k. greek prime minister carry uncle smith's attack is expressed what he called a noise, said british appointment. it's originally sooner for cancelling the face to face. at the last minute, greece has long sought the return of the statues. they w

were trying to explore the coast, get, you know, get a sense of the river ways, you know, a good anchorage along the coast and so on. but our they're also looking for profitable resources a those profitable resources are disproportion really controlled by native people, not entirely. fish, for instance, was enormously profitable in europe during this period. you know, the codfish, rich in particular, off the canadian maritimes and cape cod, were a boon to european fishermen. but what they also discover is th native people have resources that can be sold at high prices in europe, first and forest among them is furs from beaver pelts above all, but also, you know, smaller fur, smaller furs as they call them, like martin and fox and and mink and and and the like. then there's human beings and europeans routine only raided the coast from canada. all the way down into into south america, captured native people, and then sold them overseas. where were the sves? where were these slaves sold to in what kind of industries, if you will? or were they working in sugar plantations? not yet. sugar plant

the weather conditions allowed the rabbit lake, in the alpine area near anchorage, to freeze in a wayo this was a very unusual, sort of unusual environmental conditions. the combination of being able to look down three or four metres and see what's on the bottom, i've never experienced that in the 12 years that i've been doing this. i think what was so special about this ice is that, because it's up in the alpine, it's up in the mountains, the lake bottom doesn't have any vegetation and it's rock instead of soil. and so the water is really clear. that's it for me, thank you for watching. hello there. after a quiet couple of days, things are looking a lot more unsettled now. certainly for the next 24 hours, some of us could see a stormy spell of weather associated with storm debi. met office have a number of warnings issued and some amber warnings for severe gales across northern ireland, which could be extended across the irish sea into parts of north west england and southwest scotland. now, storm debi is likely to affect much of the western side of the country through the night and

the downed intruder turned out to be a civilian plane of korean airlines, flying the new york-anchorage747, humpbacked. 269 ​​people died, passengers and crew, all who was on board. there is a meeting in moscow at the general staff and the politburo. the military is absolutely sure they shot down the scout. even if it was a passenger plane, it was on a reconnaissance mission and flew over all strategic objects. at the same time, neither the crew nor the dispatchers noticed for several hours that the plane had lost its way, fifty kilometers, an unlikely collective. - the military believes, especially against the backdrop of previous antics. diplomats say: we must admit, explain, apologize, defense minister dmitry ustinov thinks it’s unnecessary, no one will prove anything, so he answers general secretary andropov. there is still no understanding of how a passenger airliner is in general. carrying out a regular flight ended up where he ended up, above the no-fly zone, more than 700 kilometers east of the r-20 air route along which he was supposed to move, but there is already a radio sign

anchorage had deep snow. 30 inches already this season. they're usually closer to 20 inches.s out with a new book called "tired of winning donald trump at the end of the grand old party." your third book on donald trump. but, boy, your reporting history of him goes back a lot longer than that. >> i have known donald trump, i hate to say it, george, for 30 years. i was a reporter in new york, "the new york post" which for years was his favorite newspaper. i don't know if it still is. he was a guy you could pick up the phone and, slow news day, he'd give you a story. >> the gift that's kept on giving for so many years. you have so many revelations in this book. it's hard to be startled by anything donald trump does. do you believe he could be reinstated even after joe biden takes office? >> this is truly mind blowing. he became enthralled with this idea that after he left the white house, that somehow all of this evidence was gonna come forward that was gonna force the supreme court to declare the 2020 election didn't happen, wasn't valid. they were going to eject joe biden fro

go ahead and check in on anchorage.eason. still there are some warnings and advisories out there, not just in alaska where you can see the alaska range could see, you know, 1 to 2 feet. but also down into the rockies with some of the moisture from the western storms. let's get a check now little closer to home. >> here now with three of the stars of the "hunger games the ballad of song birds and snakes. the movie is back with a story based off the best selling novel. let's welcome viola, tom and rachel. [ applause ] yes! thank you all for being here. i love some hunger games. i love it. [ laughter ] oh, man, i love it. viola, we love you, of course. you have given us so many unbelievable performances. one of the few people who has an egot and grammy, oscar, tony. that's right. you two have a chance at it. i don't. you play a mad scientist, you're the game maker here in the movie. now we get to see you play a true villain. what's the most fun about playing a villain? >> boy, that word fun that people throw around. fun, f

president, i ask unanimous consent that a really great editorial from the "anchorage daily news" thats published on sunday november 12 about senator steven's centennial birthday be printed in the record following my remarks. the presiding officer: without objection. ms. murkowski: with that, mr. president, i ask the senate stand in recess until 2:00 p.m. the presiding officer: without objection, the senate stand in objection, the senate stand in watch book tv everyuny on c-span2 and find the full schedule on the program guide or watch online anytime a booktv.org c-spa

i got to tell you, this aa of low pressure, it caused a snow emergency and anchorage, alaska, last weekso it gives you and me a good idea. it has a lot of precipitation associated with it. we're already seeing some of the bands of clouds work in. it'll be partly to mostly cloudy tonight, but the big question is when will the rain arrive and how much your monday looks clear. just a slight chance of an afternoon shower to the north . but here's your tuesday morning commute. we fill in with copious amounts of precipitation . uncertainty is significant as far as precipitation totals are concerned. but by the end of the workweek, i guarantee we could see up to four inches of rain. and i'll pinpoint those locations. and julie and mike, that's coming up later on in this newscast. >> all right. we'll see you in a bit, roberta. thank you. well the fda has approved the first vaccine to combat a virus causing concern growing concern among health experts. the new vaccine works to prevent the chikungunya virus. it's spread by infected mosquitoes similar to how dengue and zika virus are spread. healt