mecklenburg for they are building ships again the malaysian can take a group aboard ship yards in bismarck bonum and all 230000000 euros 3 years ago after building 4 small cruise ships and a luxury yacht now to a high end river cruise ships construction ships targeted tourists going on river cruises all across asia rising wealth means the cruise ship industry is booming in places like china. it may not look ship shape yet but you can already make out the 20 huge decks this colossus will hold 9500 passengers who will cover the long distances on deck with treadmills and escalators the whole almost fills the dry dock in which it's being built. to have you all to do something we took up the whole of the drive dark with the 54 meters that's and equals that's the main challenge the sheer size and the amount of equipment that needs to be installed you know it was full on but usually. around $60000.00 tons of steel were used which is 6 times as much as the eiffel tower in paris everything is so much bigger than on traditional cruise ships including the cabins the bessel is targeted to chinese cust

sierraville is bismarck's sister today.1 with a north, northeast breezes at 3-4 miles per hour . south lake tahoe, 27. truckee, 37. so is inclined and reno. alpine, 39 and heavenly at 38. sunny for all. warm to hot. little change. warm temperatures tomorrow. the wind picks up in the temperatures go up thursday into friday. there will be low 90s for a few getting rain. we have a northeaster easily component and it's in place for all which means temperatures are going up. 80 and 60 in the as above on the high side and on the low. last friday, 64. since then it's been up every day for the high in san francisco. 65, 68 coming yesterday 77. 80 today. juan to hot this week. a slight pullback in temperatures tomorrow and then back up thursday into friday with upper 80s and low 90s. fire weather watch continues. thursday is the main day. they may make that a fire weather warning but right now it's a watch. but very dry conditions it depends on if you have an easterly breeze as some do. especially around berkeley, covington, emeryvi

president area that could get 2 feet is between bismarck there and devil's lake the fierce winds and the saddle ridge fire that's burning just to the area -- just to the south of santa clarita, and again, the winds will be gusty throughout the night and into tomorrow. so we'll have to wait and see if n y other fires form because through cape cod, martha's vineyard and nantucket and cold air settling in the middle of the country. >>> weekend forecast is coming up >> all right make some plans. thanks, bill >> in dallas, a grisly crash for a champion boxer surveillance cameras captured the moment welter weight boxer's car veered off the median into a cloud of dust before crashing down he was not wearing a seat belt he didn't surf any broken bones, just scratches to his face after all that he is expect the to make a full recovery police say he was speeding >> lucky is an understatement. >> to come out with scratches is unbelievable >> sure is tempers flare as the gm strike nears the one month mark nasa launches a rocket mid-air next you smell them later ew. right? that's why febreze crea

and production in bismarck began with the smaller cabins for the crew passenger cabin started later and they are twice as big the doors can only be opened by smartphone. from the nazi outen. the asians are a bit different that way people are more open to technology also as far as older people are concerned they're all smartphone friendly is hardly anyone in china who doesn't do everything with their smartphone it's all state of the art. designers referred to a raft of chinese market research when fishing at the cabins they put in voice controlled equipment and variable lighting processors who want tea or soup noodles their hot water dispensers in the corridors just like in china. and we have a lot of passengers on board and not all will eat in the restaurant many will go to the supermarket to buy food to eat in their cabin so we assume people will be spending much more time in the cabin side of that could mean for bringing. the installation of the $3700.00 cabins on board is on a tight schedule the construction of a 2nd identical ship will start in december already we learn from our mis

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there is the area that could see the possibility of up to two feet, so that's from fargo to bismarck, northwards, and then the other story out there today is, enjoy your last warm day in the ohio valley for a while, much chillier air coming your way, 80 today in ohio with the pesky storm in areas for boston and talk about the weekend forecast, coming up. and a lot quieter than it is this morning, and especially when we show you the pictures from california, firefighters will be happy to know that the winds will be a lot lighter this weekend. >> all right. thank you, bill. >> thanks, bill. >>> energy secretary rick perry is the latest trump official to be subpoenaed by house democrats. what the president has to say about that, coming up. but first, a bit of breaking news. it was just announced the prime minister of ethiopia, is the recipient of this year's nobel peace prize. he was awarded for his efforts to end the more than two decade long conflict with neighboring eritrea. we're back in a moment. eritrea. we're back in a moment hi. maria ramirez! mom! maria! maria ramirez... mcdonal

. >>> winter is just over two months away, but people living in bismarck, north dakota are already feeling winter's wrath look that they're digging themselves out after three rounds of snow hit that area within a week. the historic snowfall is hitting the central and eastern half of that state strong winds and snowfall up to 30 inches have been reported there. >> i'm just going to shake my head no, not ready and with that, nbc meteorologist janessa webb, tell me no, janessa. >> it's time for the winter coat we've got to buy the snowsuits it's really feeling like it in that area. the storm has lifted to eastern canada, but left behind is the cooler temperatures. we do have frost advisories that are in place for the midwest and that will continue this morning until 8:00 a.m. with lows currently in the mid-20s to 30s. so we have kind of a divide in our temperatures cold to the upper midwest, and for the midaantic, stilltl vid- city upper midwest still very chilly. also, a storm system that's brewing in the gulf. we'll talk about the rain for the southeast coming up. >> keep an eye on. >>> the

. >>> winter is two months away, but people in bismarck, north dakota, are feeling winter's wrath. they're digging out after three rounds of snow hit the area in a week the historic snowfall is hitting the central and eastern half of the state. strong winds and snowfall up to 30 inches has been reported. >> nbc meteorologist janessa webb is here with a forecast speaking of snow. >> i'm not red de. are you ready? >> absolutely not ready. >> time to get ready quickly northern plains, midwest, you're waking up to some of the coldest temperatures of the season so far with freeze alerts in place. this will continue for the next two to three days as the cold front makes its way in we're going to lose the moisture that's the great news across the pacific northwest. an abundance of sunshine look at the temperature change portland, 64 degrees san diego, still in the mid 70s. warmer air from tucson and high of 77 for highs 90s, i see you, yuma quiet conditions right now for the west by wednesday, another major winter storm details coming up. >> thanks, janessa >>> just ahead, the astros and

german chancellor otto from bismarck wanted to act as mediator issuing invitations to what became known as the berlin conference. in late 1904 the competing european states met to negotiate colonization and trade in africa the race for territory what became known as the scramble for africa was underway germany 2 sought to stake its claim for a place in the sun. conduct of believe me for a very long time. for holiness and we were told the names of the condor partners openly. the extraordinary skills the diplomatic governments the motivation behind everyone the pacific ocean of africa the good deeds of civilization of africa. the courage of explorers the self for getting humanism. but nobody absolutely nobody pointed to the insult to the disc on that followed as if you were in. england france italy and portugal had already seized land in africa european colonial powers began to build trade relations they were soon joined by germany which established colonial settlements in togo cameroon east africa and what they called german south west africa today's namibia. this decision to colonize af

here is bismarck. i was talking to here today. he told me bismarck was late. other people were doing it before. the teacher with the kid with the pension plan, they did that when i was a kid. they don't do that anymore. i wanted to start off with the thing about being local. everything was local. one of the biggest problems discovering this information was city and county courthouses burned down. you can look for things, but they burned down. no way to find out what happened. a lot of stuff was charities and things like this, so you have to look at a wide range of things. that's the beauty of this. it with brendan they recorded nearly all of it to the massachusetts board of charities. social insurance in 1929, say before but they added mother's pensions in 45 states, worker's comp. in 44 states, old-age pensions, about half of them before 1934. poverty and social insurance in 2000. they took a bunch of these things and formalized it. that is important because it takes stigma out of what is going on. it moves the moral hazard situation from some boss deciding y

to spread that story around the nation and that's what local journalism is supposed to do but in bismarck and fargo north dakota i mean it's amazing that i don't even know today if they still have a daily paper they may only be out for 5 days a week now which is going to happen a lot around and i want to i want to move us over we. want to move over to the should we be afraid of the plot of a movie in this case the joker should we be afraid of the movie to the extent that we are many of the u.s. military now warning. people about going to see the theaters to see those movie jobs there would you should we really be afraid of his movie i'm looking forward to it i mean i'm going to go see it i'm going to phone going to go to the theater just because i get annoyed by people in the theater so that's just my own problem i'm not necessarily concerned about being shot so no i don't think so it's a movie i understand there are concerns and i mean for the u.s. military to be putting out is really unbelievable the f.b.i. to the f.b.i. has is monitoring online chatter and monitoring any any online act

the snow and the storm set records in bismarck, california. >> take a look at east grand forks, minnesotaconsin, michigan, they're not going to see nearly as much snow as the dakotas, but the strong wind gusts and windchills mean in the teens and 20s tonight and into tomorrow morning, so light the fire. >> major breakthrough in human potential finally realized. >> for the first time ever, someone has broken the two-hour mark in a marathon, coy. >> this is incredible. history made in vienna, austria. you had the sub-two-hour marathon, and it was run by kenya's runner. incredible stuff. 34 years old, crossing the finish line in 1:59:40. eliud kipchoge holds the world record. he says he may be the first to break this barrier, but he will not be the last. >> should inspire others to do it. >> congratulations to eliu eliud kipchoge. >>> we almost had a no-hitter. almost. it was a raucous crowd in st. louis. 35-year-old annabel a -- anabel sanch sanchez. two batters later sanchez would have to face jose martinez. this is a guy who had gone four for six against his career. he takes the magic awa

this storm has set new records in bismarck, north dakota, for october snow.was going to be file video. i didn't know it was from this year. >> freshly fallen snow. >> look at grand forks, minnesota, east grand forks. we know parts of minnesota, wisconsin, michigan, too, they're not going to see as much snow as the dakotas, but strong wind gusts, that means windchills in the teens and 20s tonight and into tomorrow morning, so you can maybe get your fireplace lit. >> and think warm thoughts for the folks there. >>> a legal loophole is setting convicted military rapists free. everyone is watching the supreme court to see if it will take up these cases. ahead,y u oar going to hear from three women fighting for justice. orlando isn't just the theme park capital of the world, it also has the highest growth in manufacturing jobs in the us. it's a competition for the talent. employees need more than just a paycheck. you definitely want to take advantage of all the benefits you can get. 2/3 of employees said that the workplace is an important source for personal savin

just outside of bismarck, north dakota, a few lines from the front lines of the demonstrations.ost times i go places where i'm like one of the few black people, i feel much like i'm the only black person. here i just feel like i'm not native american. it's not about my blackness, it's about my lack of indigenous status. just hoping i'm not intruding and hoping you're not intruding. [ laughter ] >> they would say, thank you for your struggle. thank you for saying -- thank you for saving everything, the beauty of mother earth. >> now, in case you haven't been paying attention, a company, etp, is creating a pipeline to take oil from north dakota to illinois. when they first got permits for construction, the pipeline was going through here. but the u.s. core of engineers scrapped that plan, citing among other things, the proximity of water supply from business mark. apparently it wasn't a problem to reroute it through here, lands which the u.s. government said they owned. but owned isn't really the right term. per the treaty of 1851, the sioux indians own it, but uncle sam broke the

temperatures currently in bismarck at 26 degrees. when you factor in the winds, it kind of feels like the teens in that area. as that front makes its way through, these frost concerns will be a steady issue for the next two to three days, and they continue to really, expand in michigan where lows this morning, 20 to mid-30s, those do expire around 8:00 a.m. i do think this front will continue to push over. expect this for at least the next two days for the midwest. we do have this divide in temperature. if you're in the northeast, mid-atlantic, the southeast, you're kind of getting a dose of warmer air, that mild air is going to be in place. look at new york city today. highs if you're headed to the parade were back in the mid-70s in some spots, but still that cold air is really taking over upper midwest to the midwest for the next week or so. and lows will continue to fall about 20 to 30 degrees below average. so we're very consistent to the west, but we're kind of having that seesaw effect for that weather pattern from the mid-atla

bismarck, feels like the teens in aberdeen, billings, feels like 11. here's the good news -- as the day goes on, in the southern plains, temperatures will recover into the 50s and 60s in places like oklahoma city. there's a struggle in the atlantic between winter and summer, a nor'easter has transitioned into subtropical storm melissa which has winds around 50 miles per hour, big waves. very rough surf. but the good news is this storm is moving out and conditions improving through the weekend. >> no nor'easter, jeff. thank you. >> you're welcome. >> good news. >>> the pentagon says the main u.s. base in syria has been evacuated after coming under fire from turkish air strikes. it comes as turkish forces step up their bombardment of northeast syria this morning for what will be its fourth day. the u.s. says three artillery shells landsed within a couple of hundred yards from american soldiers manning that post. no one was injured. turkey says the base was not -- not the intended target. >>> president trump authorized a round of wall of troops in syria.

the storm set new records in bismarck, north dakota, for october snow, and it's already -- it's only 12th, i should say. two feet of snow have fallen across that area of the state. >> and take a look at east grand forks, minnesota. the great lakes aren't going to see nearly as much of this snow but they are going to get it, so all of you hunker down and enjoy a little early winter storm. we hope you make good memories. >> thanks for watching. the next hour of cnn's newsroom with fredricka whitfield is up next. sleep nu 360 smart bed. you can adjust your comfort on both sides your sleep number setting. can it help keep us asleep? absolutely, it intelligently senses your movements and automatically adjusts to keep you both effortlessly comfortable. and snoring? no problem - and done. so you can really promise better sleep. not promise, prove. don't miss our weekend special! the queen sleep number 360 c4 smart bed is now only $1,399. plus 0% interest for 24 months and free premium delivery when you add a base. ends monday. plus 0% interest for 24 months and free premium delivery i wante

the record you're talking about is bismarck, north dakota. they've had 13.2.very much possible we could end up having the snowiest october by the time we get to the end of the month. the interesting thing is that's not even close to some of the high end amounts we've seen. langdon, north dakota, picking up 27 inches, devils lake picking up 24 inches. here's the thing. it's still snowing and it's going to continue to snow across areas of the dakotas and portions of minnesota for at least several hours before this system finally exits. the other concern, very windy conditions. when you take the snow that's already there, you ta tick fa fact you have 35, 45, 50-mile-an-hour wind gusts and limited visibility, you get blizzard conditions. that's what we've got across portions of north dakota. here's look at the system as it continues to push east. wisconsin, the u.p. of michigan are also going to get snow from this particular schl as well. other areas in chicago may get rain out of this, places like milwaukee as well. the cold. you talk about the bit el cold temper

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bismarck, 29. minneapolis, 55. this will be a big player as far as temperatures go. burns, oregon is 10. starting to move into the sierra now but the teens and eastern nevada. a really strong cold system. we have some of that cool air but not a lot. temperatures are all over the place. the city at 64. berkeley, 52. 59 in tiburon. a lot of 60s in san francisco. lots of sunshine today. breezy and windy until later this afternoon. tomorrow morning will be cold. 70s and 80s today on the temperatures. over the weekend we see partly cloudy skies. cooler going into sunday and monday. >>> we are following breaking news in the east bay. overnight wildfire near st. mary's college in moraga forced evacuation we are there. we will bring you another live report in mites . >>> our coverage continues of the massive pg&e power outage. coming up, what experts say the power shutdowns could end up costing more than $1 billion. you know when you're at ross and your new fall look just keeps getting better? check this out! that's yes for less. score a head-to-toe look you'll love and save

stave off this move to socialism, particularly in germany where bismarck came up with the idea.e to pay it out. things have changed. it is considered the political third rail. if we don't fix this, how can we fix any part of our budget issues? >> that's right. social security and medicare payments make up about more than half of every dollar that the federal government spends every year. if we want to get serious about reforming federal budget, reducing the national deficit, reducing our national debt in the long term we have to talk about so-called unfunded liabilities of these programs. that is mismatch how much is going in versus how much is going out. not just because people live longer. that is in many way as blessing to live for longer life. we haven't adjusted for the difference in longevity. we haven't adjusted for differences in population growth. we're have aging population, we don't have the same family size or fertility rate or same number of workers in the workforce in terms of ratio to retirees. addressing that i believe ultimately will have to depend on lawmakers

but man, significant snowfall, we are showing you a video from bismarck, over the weekend, people continuey saw totals of 13 inches. getting reports in northern north dakota, over 3 inches of, 30 inches of snow, so the annual snowfall is about 40 inches. so really on the high end of the spectrum of snowfall to really start for our first major winter storm. so they will continue to dig out today. the problem is, all of that snow will start to freeze over with cooler temperatures. as the front makes its way through, we still have frost advisories, freeze warnings in place, and now, chicago is on our radar, with morning lows in the mid-20s to lower 30s, and i do think that really expands for the next two to three day, as that colder air settles in. but new york city today, we're above average, even for raleigh, the carolinas, look at that, that is a nice streak. we're in the mid 70s. and above normal. even for the south and southeast. so the cold air really is going to be pronounced by tuesday, for the northern plains, and it really sticks around before it really spreads into dallas, new orle

north dakota, from bismarck to rapid city, and even a little section here of scott bluff.ks like denver, you avoid staying out of this. and here is how we're shaping up. anywhere in the tennessee area, northern mississippi, alabama, it is raining out there now, and even some thunderstorms, during the day today, the heavier rains shift through central portions of tennessee and into the mountainous areas of west virginia, and all through central pennsylvania, and upstate new york, areas from binghamton, into albany, much of vermont and new hampshire and through maine, it is umbrella day. you will see some periods of heavy rain. and i-95, on and off light rain or drizzle at times, the heavier rain should hold off until later on this evening. then tuesday, we watch that system clearing the coast. and wednesday still a little damp. a lot of clouds this week. for areas of southern new england. and florida is going to kind of stormy, too. and here comes the snowstorm, tuesday into wednesday, and in the middle of the country, an then by the time we get to thursday and friday, a sl

bismarck 35, down to 34 of 40s. if you have travel plans, bundle up. sunny for us, and hot. high fire danger thursday and into early friday. thursday is the main day for the warmest temps and most critical fire conditions. the rain is up in portland and seattle, so head north and look at the air flow. the wind pronounced offshore, funneling in through the gaps here. take it anywhere you want and o breeze, mt. diablo gusting up to 47 miles an hour. 80 in the city, and i think we'll be near there after a dip tomorrow, then back up for thursday and friday. a few 70s but a lot of 80s, even by the coast, with low 90s. fire weather watch is in full swing here as we have criminal conditions. i think thursday will be the main with warm and low humidity. we have a system coming in sunday, may be moving into the sierra nevada but i don't think it's going to clip us. 70s and 80s, look for a warm week with temperatures well above average. >> steve, thank you for that. coming up, the growing classroom, protesting. what the mayor of chicago has to say about the teac

you can see the heavy snow showing up there for bismarck and north dakota. few days, finally looking a little quieter through the central med, as low pressure sensor way south. for central europe, wednesday looks pretty stormy actually, whether french arriving, bringing some heavy rain it, as far south as the alps, may be a bit of snow over the tops too. it's still pretty windy with some hefty showers in the northwest, but finally some milder weather pushing its way into scandinavia. it will take a while though, for that milder air to get as far east as moscow, and for us to see our temperatures really beginning to lift. but we are back up into double figures through the later part of the week, whereas for warsaw, it looks like we could see 20—21d, along with berlin in the next few days. and also some warmth getting into paris, never quite gets as far northwest though as the uk. more on what's coming up though in half an hour. hello, i'm ros atkins, this is outside source. the blame game starts as brexit talks between the uk and eu unravel. downing street sa

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omaha, 9 degrees below average bismarck, 18 degrees below average. warm side. as we move into tomorrow that cold air spreads east. below average temperatures for chicago, nashville, houston, sioux falls, warmer than average, same in wilmington and tallahassee. once that moves through, temperatures take a dip. by thursday, new york is at 59 68 in atlanta. 59 in indianapolis on thursday, and warms back up as we get into the weekend. in the meantime, a little bit of fall in the air. that's what's going on around the >>> good morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall. live look in san francisco with a cloudy start at times mist ask drizzle. that will clear out as we head towards noon and high temperatures today reaching mid-60s. inland more sunshine and high slightly warmer than yesterday and reaching low 80s in end extending to the north bay. as we go into tomorrow, more clouds move in. a slight chance of rain between late wednesday night and early thursday morning. we dry out and also enjoy comfortable weather throughout the weekend. savannah. >>> al, thank

bismarck, north dakota is one of the hardest hit areas. are expecting. some are calling at it historic october winter storm >>> simone biles has won another world championship gold medal. she took home first place in the all around competition by a record margin. she now has 22 all record championship medals. the most by any female gymnast in history >>> congratulations to her >> reminds me of my typical gym session. >> she's so cool >> she is really cool. so is wilfred frost. >> i would break my neck don't even talk. she's epic and incredible. sue, thank you >>> as china trade talks heat up many companies are looking to navigate the potentially changing landscape prudential plc is one of the leading groups providing asia, united states and europe it accounted for half of prudential's earns and new business profit in that region outpaced ugg and europe. we'll discuss prudential plc with mike wells. very quickly for those people that don't know what's the difference compared to prudential financial here? >> quite a bit of difference our pri

winter blast coming in, jet stream dipping way to the south look at these temperatures tomorrow, bismarcks start to moderate but it's going to be chilly from reno, salt lake, denver, dodge city and the jet stream dips to the south here. look at this, it's way up to the north in alaska, strong ridge, warm highs, temperatures will set some records as we move through all the way through the middle of the week that's what's going on around the country. >>> good morning, i'm meteorologist kari hall. we are seeing some cool temperatures starting out. and it's still been pretty windy across parts of the higher elevations, but winds are calming in the valley. we're also seeing much cooler temperatures. right now it's 21 degrees cooler than yesterday at this time in santa rosa. our highs this afternoon reach into the upper 60s and low 70s. we're going to reach into the low 70s in livermore today. and our winds coming from the north that will shift as we go throughout the day. >>> that's your latest weather. >> all right, al, thank you so much carson is here to talk about something he loves with so

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