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the victims are 23-year-old xy (sigh) lee, a popular singer in the community, and 40-year-old kalax ang thao, who is survived by two daughters and a pregnant wife. the other victims are 31- year-old phia (pia) vang and 38-year-old sushi chef kou xiong. the shooting occurred at one of the victim's homes- police say the gunmen entered through an unlocked gate. the reward is being offered by crime stoppers. (anchor1) taking a live look outside-- our sutro camera looking at the golden gate bridge. (anchor 2) time now to check on our weather... with chief meteorologist lawrence karnow. (vicki) coming up- news nobody wants to hear, flu season is here early. the particular strains medical experts say are already showing up across the country. (vicki) and lawmakers on both sides of the aisle say congress needs to get moving on the trade deal to replace nafta. why speaker pelosi says she doesn't think itll happen, before the end of the year. (vicki) and thanksgiving is less than a week away but holiday travel has already begun. how many people are expected to hit the roads and skies this weekend

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after five weeks of closed-door testimony, the house voted a ang party lines on thursday to approve a resolution that establishes the rules for the next public phase of the impeachment process. the vote closed a tense week in waington as anotheround of witnesses testified about the president's conduct and lawmakers sparred. >> the impeachment inquiry has built a powerful body of evidence around presidentde trump's call withresident zelensky of ukraine. >> history will ask you when yot casts vote -- when you cast has gone on behind closed doors, there?o you know that happened robert: joining us tonight are four reporters who have been on the fro lines of this story at the capitol and at the white house. nancy cordes, chiefl congressio correspondent for cbs news. vivian salama,te wouse reporter for the "wall street journal" journal. peter peter, chief white hse correspondent for the "new york times" and jake shermaer senior writer for politico and co-author of "playbook." let's begin with house vote. speaker pelosi remains at the centat of in d driving the inquiry and her party'strategy

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lebanon's foreign minister, the president's son-in-law, vowed to bring about t ange. >> whave long and difficult days ahead. we are racing against time to prevent collapse, but corruption and public debt beat us. reporter: this revolution is feminist. the country's worst economic crisis for decades and animated by a demand for women's rights, the protesters' lists of demands is growing longer. behind the party atmosphere are serious problems. more than 25% of lebanon's citizens live in poverty, according to the worldank. while the protests might be smaller and the prime minister might have resigned, the iues have not gone away. laura: when you picture the latest video games, you would be forgiven for thinking they are all about blasting away your enemies and blowing up. but a much-anticipated new game is taking a different aplloach. it is death stranding, and the creator says he wants to build bridges, not destroy them. >> we are in tokyo, where there is just hot s left for these developers to finish a game that has had the games industry talking since it was announced in 2016. and we

i'm here to meet republicans who think the president will have beer luck this time.e >>anged my wholelook because he is not a politician. he is a businessman running a business, and this country needs it. that changed my whole lifestyle and gave me energy. jane: but republicans here are a dwindling foe. >> we are attracting people from the surroundinstates that are overwhelmingly liberals. so they say, hey, look over theo er in new hampshire, it is pretty good over there. they move here. they bring their ideas with them and they vote accordingly. jane: of course, a lot depends on who democrats pick to challenge him. the democratic field is a bit like the candy bar --you are spoiled for choice. do you go for the jawbreaker, gumball, roccay, or my personal favorite, the caramel cow tail? the point is, ty are all candy but they appeal to different tastes. bernie sanders won the last primary in new hampshire and is doing well in the polls right now. but many democrats have doubts about his ability to beat trump in a general eleion. >> there's momentum building for some of the candidates w

hayes southern california talking lots of sunshine tre 84 in anaheim 79 san diego 85 downtown los anges and 80 degrees in long beach. how the hih country they would lo to be getting some snow right now unfortunately not seeing sunshine, pretty mild of temperatures for this time of year up in the high country, 65 degrees lake tahoe pack, yor warm gear though overnight lows are getti very chilly. hey how about this out of this up all right now we are seeing some patchy fog begino push its way back be sick . so that is going to overnight tight and into early tomorrow morning highs today. yeah, it w cool approaching the coaline 60 degrees in san francisco.ut you get that damp fog outside and you get a litt bit of a breeze and it feels cooler than that 61 in oakland today, 67 right on the average in san jose 77 warm and beautiful and live more to thhazy sunshine 78 in conco and 73 degrees in santa rosa. so interesting how the kind of breaki down right now really that cool fog has beenitting along the coastal areas and keep those temperatures y down all day long but you get inside the base or

the victims are 23-year-old xy (sigh) lee, a popular singer in the community, and 40-year-old kalax ang, who is survived by two daughters and a pregnant wife. the other victims are 31- year-old phia (pia) vang and 38-year-old sushi chef kou xiong. the shooting occurred at one of the victim's homes- police say the gunmen entered through an unlocked gate. the reward is being offered by crime stoppers. (vicki) the washington redskins football player at the center of a death investigation is speaking out. (grant) police say a young woman was at "montae nicholson's" home when she overdosed last week. tim barber reports. montae (vicki) montae nicholson says he's had full support from the washington redskins organization. he says his teammates are also helping him cope. (grant) health advocates are encouraging president donald trump to move forward with a federal ban on thousands of flavors used in e- cigarettes. president trump met at the white house today with medical experts, health advocates and industry representatives to discuss the problem of underage vaping. electronic cigarette use by

for b"nightlyiness report" i'm julia borsten los anges. >>> let's look at the day on wall street. was up oi109s to 27,875. the nasdaq added 1 t and s&p 500 rose 6. the major averages were all lower for the week, and that snapped a string of gains. it was also a wee that saw the stock market hit new highs. >>> and that's us"nightlyess report" for tonight i'm sue herera. thanks for joining us. >> i'm bill griffith. have a great weekend. see you . narrator: funding for th presentation is made possible by... woman: babbel, a language app that teaches real life conversations in a new language, like spanish, french, german, italian and more. babbel's 10 to 15 minute lessons are available as an app or online. more information on babbel.com. narrator: funding was also provided by... the freeman foundation. by judy and peter blum-kovler foundation. or pursuing solutions america's neglected needs. and by contributions to this pbs station from ewers like you, thank yo

>>traffic as we have bee- los anges j market here is really easy to find, but the main reason the costatthew schmitz who moved from california to spring valley i searched around a bit. >>i thought of that live in an apartment was more affordable. >>despite the fact that we have seen an increase of 20% here ilas vegas as well, but again, and there's really no comparison between california rent prices when you compare california to nevada there's a 30 to 40% difference in terms of price for a 2000. >>square feet home here in las vegas. you can probably rented for $2000 a month. whereas know if it was in california, it would be at least $6,000 a mont i love livi here. and trying to stay here for the foreseeable future. >>but how long will the attraction to the silver state from the golden state lab. >>i do see the continue growth in californias moving to las vegas. brt at some point it will probably be a plateau and it will be 5050. >>with sally reporting aside from californians lets people from arizona texas and miami. they're also apparently moving to nevada. weekend weather across the

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so, talk about the difference between building a company ang into one which somebody else has built. what's the different type of pressure? build a company, you can say, "i did this on my own." an on the other hand, youflop and . you can say, you've got a very good company. yeah. you can make it even better, but if you flop, you know, people will say, l, she wasn't really qualified for it." so, how do you measure the differences? diso, those are two reallyerent. certainly, i watched my father taking fidelity from a boutique road financial services company. also, my husband has been through 3 startups now so, i've certainly experienced cariously the startup world through him. and then, versus my own experience, which was, by the time i started at fidelity full-time, when i got o98 of business school in we were probably up to, oh, at least 20,000 employees, something like that. yo with a big company,u've got oh, at least that big thing up and going. you've got the, the machine in motion, but there's a different kind of need to, first of all, make sure that you appropriatnd and manage s

there's now an increase frustration and ang with pacific gasand electric. >>this can't be the new normali just. have a hard time accepting that they took the profits instead of investing them in the inastructure inflating the wires are burying them or whatever was necessary. >>unisys america, i'm 73 years old w thought this would happen in these few would be so confident. >>back live here in mill valley we can tell you that at this point they are talking about bad weather coming in sometime. late tuesday night or early wednesday morning at least here in mill valley we're heing the hour cou go office early as wednesday afternoon at 4 o'clock but as wknow that's a moving target the shut off still remains a potential more as the weather develops and more apg me lets us know exactly what's in their plans live in ml valley. dan kerman kron 4 news all right dan. >>we'll be checking in with us throughout the evning in the we're looking at some of those aas that you can see shaded there under a red flag warning of that is starting tomorrow want to check in now with

netanyahu's,ea ang israeli this is men who owns a website. is involved in one of two cases in whicerthe prime mi is accused of doing deals to get favorable press coverage. mr. netanyahu's legal problems have hung over israel's last two elections. he was hoping to get immunity from prosecution. that is one reason there has been a ddlock in forming a coalition government. the prime minister's most loyal ehsupporters remain firmlyd him. his opponents are saying he needs to step down. his political allies will have to decide whether to stick with him. eith way, mr. netanyahu has made clear he will contihie to fight fopolitical survival. barbara plett-usher, b news, jerusalem. laura: y watching "bbc world news america." still to come on tonight's program, coldplay may have a new album, but you won't be seeing them on tour. ilwe wl tell you how concerns about the environmenare making ress pause. laura: protesters in malta are demanding the resignation of the prime minister after police arrested a prominent businessman in connection with the murder

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g retailers ang to have to hope that the incom numbers and power consumer spending for the holidays. for "nightly business report," i'm steve liesma >>> there was even more econofoc ation tonight. the federal reserve summary of economic conditions, better known as the bei book, said that the ecomy expanded modestlyndetween october mid-november. labor markets remain tight. manufacturing looked mixed. but urn certainty over tariffs continued to weigh on business . investme separately the national pending home sales which ai measures signed contracts fell nearly 2% in october from september. is of the likely reasons there aren't enough homes on the market to meet demand. >>> good economic new helped the market reach record highs but can we expect this market to continue its climb higher for the remainder of the year? kevin keron is portfolio manager at washington cssing visers. he joins us now to talk about this. good to see you, kevin, welcome back as always. >> good to be here, happy thanksgiving. >> you too. so you do expect this market can moveigher but a couple things need to be pu

must get rid of the poisonousri venom of excesse partisanship and obsessive animosity and uncontrolled ang anger. that is not what america deserves. that is not what america is about. we are doing will now. we are a good decent country. we have significant challenges and we have to face. in order to do it right, we have to have some atmosphere of decency and civility. some presumption of good faith. some sense of personality and balance in bringing judgment against those who are in different parties. we have important work to do. we need a constructive debate that almost all of the different voices in this country heard. in the whole of the congress. what the american people know today that i am still committed. to working with people of good faith and goodwill of both parties to do what is best for our country. to bring our nation together to let the people up and move us all forward together. it is what i troy to do from for six years and is what i intend to do for tomorrow. until the last hour of the last day of my term. select this on december 19th 1998 at the rose garden at the white

founders believed there has to be a process by when you remove a president of the united states and for f ang other things abuse r and before you get to the quid pro quo with respect to crane the idea that the calls up another pnt of a ates kush, in this case president zelensky of ukraine, tonnounce an investigation of a political rival byoe biden and that is a abuse of powernd legitimate for members of voting on impeachment antalking about conviction and the possibility of that later, this is a legitimate exercise of representatives authority and obligaon to find that to be abuse of power that impeachment is proper. >> and explain why it is abuse of power. >>y definition that is abuecng your powerse you're not doing it in the interest of your country. you're trying to get something r yourself. we have campaigns for that.. we have campaign finance disclosure laws for that andll sorts of ways to regate that. it would not be that different from the president of the united states calling up a sit sng u.so attorneywhere, the job i used to have and say, hey, you know, what i need youo open up an i

chicago's largely mexican neighborhood of little village when seven bullets aimed at a gang member ang. ( gunfire ) a seven-year-old girl out trick- or-treating dressed as a bug was struck in the lower neck and barely clinging to life. this street was full of kids trick-or-treating because it's one of the safest streets in the area. now, the girl was with her family down this block. when she was shot, she was rushed into this cell phone store, where friends and family heied to keep her alive. ivan aguirre, who works next door, ran into the cell phone store. how did the girl look when you saw her? ( speaking spanish ) she had pale lips and skin. did you think she was still alive? >> no. >> reporter: nationwide, it's been a violent three months for children under the age of 10. since august 1, at least 47 have been killed by guns. today, police superintendent eddie johnson, who wanted to highlight the city's latest crime data showing murders down more than 20% over last october, was visibly angry. >> those involved don't deserve to be in our city. so i'm disgusted, but committed to doing

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but it's just as vital to disss anging symptoms as well. take noticand take action. discuss counts and symptoms th your doct. visit takeactionpv.com i'm darya folsom and i'm james fletcher were just 2 hours away now om the start of e first public impeachment heings. president donald trump in tphase of the inquiry is expected to reveal more details into claims tha ump. >>pressured ukraine to investigate democratic rival joe biden anhis and today the public willear from top diplomat. >>to ukraine bill taylor and deputy assistant secretary of state george kent. the former us ambassador to ukraine marie yovanovich she'll testify on frida house intelligence chair, adam schiff and republican ranking member devin nunez will be leading the sessions today and after the done members of congress ch get 5 minutes to ask questions, let's go now to karen caifa. >>live for the very latest from washington, karen. >>this will not be the kind of questioning at's designed to elicit blockbuster revelaons beuse lawmakers halr

even the speaker of the house can sing to exhibit he do to -- at ang zippety doo dah press conferenceleagues have noted, john wore his emotions on his sleeve. he sometimes got overwhelmed and not always when you would expect. a politico headline wondered, why does john boehner cry so a seriesfore listing of misty item moments. listening to a song on st. patrick's day, before american the beautiful -- america to beta for, after it -- listening to america the beautiful, after a to golfter a tribute legend arnold palmer. if only he had stayed a few more years i never would have become crying chuck schumer. [laughter] me, andident labeled initially was parenthetical, as fake tears schumer, because i was weepy and teary-eyed when we had immigrants whose families were being split up on stage. and trump said, i know schumer, and he never cries. actually it is well known in my family, when i took my children to see free willy, i started weeping when he escapes. my daughters ran out of the theater. i'm not going to see speaker -- i'm not going to say speaker boehner and i agreed on most issues