we settled on the fact that the taxi driver drove you to the central park, what happened next? e park, these bulls, chased us, but it so happened that we shared with ira, i ran ahead. and as i saw that no one was following me. i calmed down a little and went home, but i called. ira her phone was unavailable. she was not at home. they found her and killed her. and what did you take, what is it from the fact that all this started when this rot appeared here? come on, you raped a girl once. well, he didn’t kill, but now they don’t rape, but kill. yes, that's why he sat down because he didn't kill the victim and told the cops, and now he immediately began to cut skulls for me , understand? come on, don't drive, who needs to figure it out. you still say according to the law, everything will be told you to wait an hour for vodka. yes, you will wait an hour , they told you that tokarev the maniac will go to the turner to steal. yes, but it will be too late, because they will already guard him and release him again on probation. early men. raev thanks, we'll look into this. remember som

i tried to feed a squirrel in central park and they run away so the ones that brooklyn rainer , they will harass you for food in brooklyn. are you sure those are squirrels are not rats can never never can be combo across of the two and finally, three cows and a girl playing the flute. what happened to the farm in bedford, virginia, 11 year old jessica stopped three cows right in their tracks, literally with her rendition of mary had a little lamb. how appropriate to have a song choice. jessica's mom says the cows eventually walked all the way up to the fence line, which they rarely do unless they're given. treats it turns out cows like music, i guess because this was a real treat for them. now. her mom says they plan on having future concerts for all of their animals. all 80 of them. don't you mean they like move, >> announcer: it's "live with kelly and ryan!" today from "weird: the al yankovic story," daniel radcliffe. plus, "dancing with the stars" judge, carrie ann inaba. and, another edition of inbox. all next on "live!" and now, here are kelly ripa and ryan seacrest! [cheers and

you feel completely safe, safer there than you do in central park running.s where she got attacked and raped. they are getting on city bikes and their coming by and they are hitting people from behind, attacking them and robbing them. this is day-to-day life. kathy hochul has been doing nothing but gaslighting us. hillary clinton doesn't live here in the city, to be frank. the rest of us, julie and i, do. we are living this every day. enough. >> julie: i used to run at 11:00 at night in central park. i would never do that now. i used to use my cell phone flashlight as my flashlight. no joke. that's how much the city has changed. scary. >> emily: the stakes are high and races are getting tight. catch kayleigh show, kayleigh's midterm countdown weeknights at 6:00 p.m. on fox nation for all the latest and in-depth analysis. you have an exciting show on monday. >> kayleigh: on monday will have the republicans hunted candidate from colorado -- senate candidate. ronna mcdaniel from the rnc. dan cox, republican gubernatorial candidate in maryland because gas was go

now they'll call for reinforcements and surround us with this and it will end up ahead, central parki give him the roof. unexpectedly true comrade hello there is an offer for a million. and then you take a walkie-talkie and report ladogi that the criminal? fucking offer at all or everyone did not understand. something at once comrade major, i don't understand this is a wiring, or something, i’ll remind you of such a wiring about a hundred-year-old phone that was in the car, which later turned out to be you just don’t need your accomplices to plant a phone for me about the homeless person so that they take the sump away from the lexus, by the way, about leave me alone there that day there was my brother, who almost died, also my head is something there, and that's the fact that he still hasn't pulled you out, personally, i estimate a million. hello this is semyon semyonovich what did they let him out of the blue? like through the ground? which means let through the ground. tell through the moon, what else does it mean, what if it 's suddenly maltsev, is he buried under the ground, lik

you've got the natural history museum, one side of central park, the met art and natural history separate. although you have benefactors seeing the benefit of that, but no one's collecting dinosaur bones for. their for their personal collections like. they might be with art. although that kind of changes in the late eighties 1987. is that right when the first private auction at sotheby's for a t-rex for an entire t-rex and then it happens again in 2000 2020 that right gosh. and the millions of dollars. so what what was that like so yeah. it's impossible for a museum to spend $9 million, right. it becomes a much different story that t-rex because it becomes popular it's kind of transcend and science is now part of culture. so there at the sotheby's auction, they have the listing. you know, they said a t-rex stands up very nicely against a picasso or else that's in the same echelon on now. and they thought it was going to go for 10 million or something and it went for. 31.4 million and private two. so at the time they didn't know who the the the purchaser was. now they know that it was duba

the parade starts at west 77th street and central park west and heads south until it reaches the famous macy's store in harold square. bradley blackburn is at the start of the parade route with a preview. good morning, and of course happy thanksgiving. >> reporter: matt, happy thanksgiving. you know, i brought my 2 1/2-year-old daughter to see the balloons yesterday, and i have to tell you, bluey was a big hit. i think a lot of kids are going to be looking for that. for so many families the holidays don't really start until tom turkey kicks off the macy's thanksgiving day parade. it brings a little magic here to the streets of new york city, but all across the country. and after a couple of years with covid setbacks, they promised this year's parade and bigger and better than ever. new york city's thanksgiving day parade is as iconic as turkey dinner. >> everybody has grown up with the thanksgiving parade, right? i mean, even if it's on our tvs, it's part of thanksgiving. >> reporter: thousands watched workers inflate the giant balloons that make this parade so unique. >> my favorite th

here's a list of the locations you get the central park library. >> mission branch library, northside branch library, community recreation center as an option, santa clara senior center will be open. the vta is approved free rides for people traveling to and from warning centers. >> still ahead, hayward police cracking down on abandoned cars in neighborhoods in their city. how many cars were removed from streets in the latest operation? >> and on this giving tuesday, a local woman is using her story of gratitude to raise awareness on an important issue. >> and a reminder that kron 4 is celebrating the bay area's remarkable women. if you know somebody making a difference in their community, why you can nominate her for woman of the year. you can enter your nomination by scanning the code on your screen or just go to kron. 4 dot com. dancing is everything. soccer is the best. but her moderate to severe eczema could make it hard for her. my skin was so itchy. and my outfit was uncomfortable. now, my skin's not as itchy. now we're staying ahead of her eczema. there's a power inside all of

zaporizhzhya national university and at the zaporizhzhya aluminum plant and at the sunrise hotel in the central parkurther. that is, here is the number - this is the largest objects voiced there from 150 to more than 230 foreigners who were destroyed in these positions, that is. uh, zaporizhia direction position, which is at each position, so the service did not receive from 150 to 230. it 's just the largest, where 20-30. we have a separate program that can be done at the gatherings of the poles - they feel it. uh, polyakov is being grinded up there most of all, not only that, literally, yesterday, uh, as a result of radio interception. we received information that in the village of kamenskoe it's almost on the beach. uh, dnieper well, this is just above vasily, yes, that is, just north of vasilyevka vasily in kanashevich control. uh, he shot himself let's say the political instructor, yes, he said it was a dead end. we don't sue anywhere, we are forced to go, and there, uh, such a small jitters began. well, because if the political instructor who pumped said, go ahead to the orcs, suddenly he shoo

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let's go to ginger in central park. >> reporter: george, in central park we are frolicking in the autumnity in the manhattan area are starting to shed. well, it should be a little cooler, but it certainly will not be. could be one of the warmest on record and will be quite humid. temperatures in the low 60s by drew: i'm drew tuma with your accuweather forecast. partly cloudy skies, temperatures in the 60's later on today. showers come back to the forecast over the weekend as >>> just one week to go until "black panther: wakanda forever" hits theaters. this morning, we're talking with one of the newest stars of the mcu, tenoch huerta. he plays namor, the leader of a hidden underwater civilization and tenoch is joining us live from london. good morning to you, my friend. hope you had a good time at the premiere last night. >> hey, good morning. >> yeah, good morning. you know what, you're already well known by the latin-american audience, but are you ready for this movie to make you a global superstar? >> honestly, don't. i'm famous since a week ago, so i don't know what is coming with all

this year only from the ukrainian running club of new york, 65 participants ran in the city's central park, iryna solomenko spoke with them, this year's new york marathon gathered more than 50 thousand runners from all over the world, the first at the beginning of the pandemic, it is reflected at full capacity, despite the generally accepted rule that according to the policy of sports, ukrainian runners tried to make the most of this site in order to once again draw the world's attention to the full-scale russia's war against ukraine, and since august, the founder of the ukrainian running club of new york, anna and her associates tried to get the organizers of the new york marathon to ban runners with russian and belarusian citizenship from taking part in it, before that such restrictions were introduced by the organizers of the nbustoni marathon considering no more than 1 500 signatures on the corresponding petition is the attention of the american media , the new york marathon never introduced restrictions for belarusians and russians, our petition was based on the fact that why is it so

if you look at new york and central park, it's on one side and the museum is on the other. it's easy to get people to go to the park because it's beautiful and easy to get people to donate then i have a european masters and kind of going back to the other book i wrote about malibu people started getting very wealthy in california that's when they had to somehow make themselves feel elite. the museum of history had a different problem though is easy to get somebody through the doors for that. if you have' a bunch of rocks it's not that easy. if you have gold it's a little bit easier but some very rare iron ore or something. so you have this essential crisis for a while how do we get people interested and through the doors and that's where dinosaurs came in. >> a lot of people in the city, we can educate them. the same is happening in other cities particularly pittsburgh and as i said in the conversation seems genuine and the desire to take care of these blue-collar workers earning all this money that there's a place for their families to go so the curators and collectors hav

central park library, mission branch library, northside branch library, community recreation center, clara senior center. the vta has approved free rides for passengers traveling to warming centers and in the north bay, santa rosa as warming centers opening as well. you can find those locations on our website. a kron 4 dot com. we want everybody, john to stay warm and we want them to also get ready for the potential of rain. that's the right behind you. we're talking some snow up in the area. you're talking avalanche up in the sierra nevada. we are going to be seeing some fresh snowfall up there in the days to come. and as that happens, you do see. >> a little bit of a mixture of that fresh snow. the more packed in stuff underneath that can result in some really loose stuff up there and that potential of avalanches. as for what you're going to experience an 80 know avalanches there. but you are going to be seeing some really snow packed roads starting tomorrow morning. that's we do have winter storm warnings going into effect up there starting tonight at 10:00pm. so if you need to tr

my mom and siblings and i would go to city park, which is our central park in new orleans, and feed the ducks. the statue you passed until a few years ago was beauregard. he ordered the first shots to be fired at fort sumter. that exists all across the city. my middle school was named after someone who was an avid confederate in support of the segregation of schools. and so, part of what happened for me was i wanted to write a book that would have been helpful for the 16-year-old version of me. i wanted to write a book -- i remember being a kid and feeling a sense of intellectual and social and psychological paralysis being told the things that were wrong with black people. sometimes implicit, sometimes explicit, and not having the language to push back. not having the language or sociology to more effectively contextualize why new orleans looked at the weighted. why one part looked one way and another part looked another way. if nobody teaches you the history, you fall into the trap of thinking the reason one part looks one way and another looks another way is because the people, rathe

military operation of latvia today did not start with ceremonial events acts of vandalism in the central parkn unknown people desecrated the monument to alexander pushkin as emphasized in our embassy, ​​such actions clearly illustrate the spiritual and moral guidelines that now prevail in the modern baltic states. the thirst for erasing the memory of the great russian writer. went further in chernivtsi , the monument was already destroyed, and in odessa, as a preparation, they wrapped the naked man in yellow tape and painted the body with z signs almost 800,000 college students took part in the all-russian competition. the big break ceremony of awarding the finalists was held today in nizhny novgorod in within the framework of the action, we nearby students sewed more than 30,000 sets of equipment, sleeping bags, backpacks and other necessary items for participants in the special military operation students of the eighteenth educational institutions who took part in the action most actively received awards and winners of the competition sergey kiriyenko congratulated the people of our history

expanding institutionnd of slavy i met my mom and siblings and i would go toty the city parks, central park in new orleans, see thee docks statute that you passed until a few years ago, the general the confederacy in order for shots to be fired and in that sort of thing all across myit middle school was named afr tesomebody was evident confedere some of you supported the segregation. and so part of what happened for me was that i wanted to write a book that women helpful 15 year olds version of me i wanted to write a book because i remember being a kid and sense of intellectual and social and psychological problems is being told all the things that were wrong would like people and sometimes inflicted and sometimes exquisite having the shlanguage with which to push bk in history and sociology with which to sort of more effectively conceptualize why new orleans looks like that it didn't want why look like one way and another part looking at the way and if anybody ever teaches you the history and this information than your father to the top of thinking the reason that one part of the city was

a little quadrant to central park where we do have high pressure in charge. so anybody, mr. folks, still a bit of an issue here, but out into the atlantic, can see how tightly packed the ice, a bizarre whims streaming in from a general southwest. the direction lost a cloud and rain tumbling through. quite brisk winds. lie be winds coming in, so some gusty conditions as well. right the way across all and northern ireland, right through the irish sea that western side of england, scotland. and along with much of a while, as we go on through, we're monday into tuesday that a little topple. it's where a little further east would say bands of sherry re merging together to bring longest spells of right at times where to whether they're across the good parts of francis. well, spain and portugal also seeing some crystal wet weather as we go through the next couple of days. that wet weather. why the way up into a good part of scandinavia? central irish, there you go. we still have that quote to whether it is now turning quater across greece into that isa side of the m

the 26.2 mile race began at staten island went through all five boroughs before ending in central parkharing lucchetti and evan. she bet both are elite runners from kenya. and here in the bay area runners brave the chilly weather this morning as they prepared for the golden gate half marathon in san francisco. ktvu is james torres was there. and has the report. runners bundled up this morning as they had a very cold start to a rather picturesque half marathon in san francisco. 21st annual golden gate half marathon kicked off near aquatic park runners had a lot to look forward to for children. in this year, i made a running goal that i was going to run a race came race in each of the cities where they live, and this is four. looking forward to crossing the finish line. yeah finish line in front of ghirardelli square took a little more than an hour for 22 year old robert marina to become the first finisher of the half marathon family here supporting me. that's a big thing for me being able to run in front of them. and you know, since the pandemic cabin had a chance to have too many tends

so central park because we have a nice big area of high pressure in charge anymore. mr. fog but afternoon. sunshine coming through nicely and around error, western side of a high, we've been drawing up warm air across the western side of europe, hence the warmth. but as our high weakens as we go through the next couple days, it will allow these bands of cloud and rain to garage the toppling and make good progress across into central areas of europe. so pretty wet there across sierra northwest through ireland, through the u. case and where to where the coming down into were england windy to st. blustery shasky through the channel or across dover, straight there. where to where the to making its way across the outs. pushing for the reese was bell gray goes from $27.00 celsius to run $22.00 degrees by wednesday . spattering showers over towards yeast and more wet am windy weather for the middle part of the wake up towards the north west, but largely dry for spain and portugal. portugal could do with a bright welcome sunshine coming back in here while she troy across nor

aleksey kurochkin attacked a couple of men in love in the central park of chelyabinsk , killed a coupleoman drove through the forest for a long time, and then raped it is known that after the incident, pechenkin took potent drugs, the state prosecutor asked equate his condition to alcohol intoxication and send him to a general regime colony for 8 years, according to the state authorities. in connection with this , it was difficult to drive a vehicle, we were exactly pechenkin after numerous examinations. that is why the sentence was postponed for so long, the court nevertheless decided that the pills did not affect the culprit's condition, however, an epileptic attack, which could not be proved or refute as a mitigating circumstance did not take into account credited igor pechenkin that he bought an apartment for the children of the deceased the woman responsible for the accident will go to a settlement colony for 4 years and will not be able to drive a car for another 2 1/2 years. however, both sides have already stated that they do not agree with the verdict and will appeal against th

vampilov gardens parks for 200 the melody of this russian folk song is played by the clock on the facade of the centralen, in the garden please, eat served for 600 in bashkiria from chicken and vegetables. these are first course soups, please, gardens and parks for 600 there are such parks all over the world in brussels petersburg, and in front of you is one of the oldest in the world, founded almost a century ago in the english town of beaconsfield. there's a mini-park a park of miniatures, huh? to eat served 1000 bags the question will have to be given to nikolai you 800 600 from pavel 5 200 from andrey now to andrey theme documents 200 or 1000 you see the subtitle reserved state charter of the great russian people, which serves as a covenant for the improvement of russia and so on and so forth, but pavel's policy document is known pestel became under this name. true document pestel is true, 200 impressionist artists henri riviere captured her in 36 paintings, including during the construction of the eiffel tower. 600 stars in this constellation there are 92 stars, but there are no bright ones among

ginger: we are at peak color in central park, so why not show off the 18,000 trees that allow us to breathe? i have to say something about claw machines -- i brought my four-year-old son to an arcade end i warned him, a lot of times you don't win anything. he won. he grabbed a rubber ducky and sure enough -- so, that lesson, because then he wanted to play six more times. reggie: i love it. it is so good. ginger: yeah. coming up on gma, we will talk about one of the warmest new york city marathons on record, why i am also out here, but we have to get to the big headlines around the globe, including the big conflict between north and south korea. south korea is scrambling for fighter jets after north korean warplanes were detected near the border. we had that final push before the midterms -- both parties heavy on the trail, and you know we are with them. and michael has an interview with the founder of the disastrous fire festival, speaking on camera for the first time since getting out of prison. the sunshine is beautiful out here, but i also wanted to mention with the claw machine, that gr

new york city is now putting up migrants in a luxury hotel just one block from central park the cost,000 to build, it has x boxes and everything. has migrants poor across the southern border, the city of philadelphia expects dozens of migrants to arrive in sooners monday. now to the nfl tom brady and the box gearing up for sunday's game. this when germany, the team is off to a rough start. brady says he has no second thoughts about his decision to retire. >> i felt i wanted to compete, they were excited to have me back, i don't regret those types of things. pete: they have a 4 to 6 record but still first place in the nfc house. will: i wouldn't count them out. pete: the question within the question, we don't know why they got divorced, you made a great point. let's turn to chief mitterrand just rick reichmuth for our forecast. your mike wasn't working. say that again. >> reporter: any other teams you might want to talk about? >> a fantasy team? the 0-9. rachel: i love rick in front of -- pete: at some point you have to go this is stunning, this is interesting. rachel: i love that ric

secret service anyway and can joke about people being pushed off of subway platforms or raped in central parkit's all a big joke but this sort of messaging will have a boom a rang effect if democrats think they can say something isn't happening that is very much happening. stu: thank you, joe. see you soon a. lee zeldin supporter was choked by a man at a hochul ragaini -lily. go through it -- hochul rally. tell me about it, ashley. >> it happened at the landmark stonewall in saturday night and hochul was shored up lgbtq support and video showed a female protester in a black sweasweatshirt being championeda man and at one point -- choked bay man and they shoved hip off and it was all very quickly the short clip doesn't show how the fight began but the unidentified woman told the photographer it all began when someone took her sign, her poster there that featured pictures of hochul and other democrats with a tag line, vote them out. they didn't like it and it got ugly. the woman says it was peaceful until she was attacked. stu. stu: another one for you. at a rally, protesters held up signs and

a woman was just choke so hard in central park that all of her neck bones were broken.s just visiting from illinois, is that the kind of new york that she wants to represent so that tourist can some see her and see what it's really like? >> she has never talked about female victims. >> ever. to get you know what she remind me of, she reminds me of the radicals of the 70s who talked peace and love, but their actua beliefs were so fascist and so destructive. >> she managed to opt everybody this week. left got mad at her because she didn't have her pronounce pronouns in her instagram bio. they just added them and they are dip and leap. >> it is so shameful because in her district, crime is through the rough. one of the violent crime driver is she killed him was on jobs, that would've paid $150,000 ego that makes everything when she says subway crime, she's talkin about the sandwich shop, she ha no idea. >> s&l has hosting plans for th comic calledng anti- trans. he's a natural. only pay for what you need. ♪liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty.♪ to get this is an important sh

. >> dana: at the dog park, and one great thing about new york is that central park does allow dogs ton and run around, and i had a rule, no politics at the dog park, so somebody says, what you think it's going to have been in the election, oh, sorry, i don't do that here. we just talk about her dogs. and to your point, it is a great unifier, and a good way to start a conversation and a conversation or something that you can always find a safe space with your dogs. >> greg: very good, tucker, are any of your dogs political? >> tucker: no, and that's why i like them. the beauty of dogs as they have no memory, none, and they hold no grudges, and everything is always thrilling. everything is the first time. my dogs, the oldest is 16, the youngest is a year and a half, they have eaten dog food everything will day. >> greg: you mean your dogs. >> tucker: my dogs, and they are thrilled when you give them dog food. not one time is it like dog food? they are like dog food! are you serious? dog food! that's my oldest, that's my youngest, all spaniels, my hunting dog. i admire my dogs. they have

the museum has taken over what once was the glendale central park. it's all made possible by private, and public funds, including $19 million in state investments. >>> now that the cold season is officially here, some of us may think about getting some sun back. the best warm weather vacations to book this winter. >>> police, from managing prisoners to creating good neighbors. a look at how one california prison is trying to set inmates up for success, when their sentences are over. stay with us. >>> welcome back. let's take a quick look at what you can expect heading into those afternoon hour yous, whether you're heading into a nice brunch. upper 50s in the coast, off in the bay, with a lot of sunshine to go around. now something interesting is happening for us this week. today is just another average dayer with upper 50s, and lower 60s for our daytime highs. notice how from noon to 2:00, we see upper 50s quickly turn into 60s even for our friends up in santa rosa. that will be a completely different set up mid-portion of this week. maybe today is a

yes, yes, in new york, i was in central park. oh, and there we met the chairman.lub of the international club richard trump, he is an amputee himself, he also has no leg and he founded a club for the disabled. uh, more than 30-40 years ago, and then organized a branch here in russia, here we are as members of the russian club. we went there and assembled a team. and so igor went. uh, as a new member and participant in this run. well, by the way, there is footage that the mayor's office told about you. bushuev's attention. he is generally an extraordinary person, an extraordinary kind. the boy said, the boy did. here it is. it seems to me that they are needed. here is any order. give can not words. no, don't say he does. he flew together twice. we were there in a wheelchair for eight days, and i'm a room. he is approaching, and to the finish line and stopped. tiger, why did you go volunteer, says, no, without a snake, i will not finish. he waited until i arrived and finished together. and the daughter says, mother, mother, you know what the americans said, look, lo

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jobina: the tower would surpass the central park tower on 57th street in manhattan.ork post says the goal is for it to scrape more clouds than a building has ever scraped before. reggie: ok. jobina: the company is trying to make sure it is the crown jewel of to buy's skyline. -- of dubai's skyline. an opening date has not been announced. reggie: it is tacky to make. sorry to this argument -- it is tacky to me. sorry to the architect. there were huge letters that had the name on the bottle -- on the bottom. jobina: you will not even see it because you are so low. reggie: it comes out in the middle of the bill italy -- in the middle of the building. the top of it is giving me ice palace. i like that for her, i do not know what is doing in to buy. jobina: i would be so nervous. if you look down and cannot see the street. lisa: we have above our head gusty wind. we have been lucky this summer but we need rain. we have not had a fire season but it is year-round for all of california. as you look at the bay area we have high pressure building to the north. look at southern

so you got the natural history museum on one side of central park. the net, art and natural history are separate although you have benefactors seeing the benefits of now olbut no one's collecting dinosaur bones for their personal collections as they might be with art. although that kind of changes in the late 80s, 1987. when the first private auction at sotheby's for a t rex for an entire t rex and then it happens again in 2020 . and in millions of dollars. so what was that like? >> is impossible for a museum to spend $5 million, right? >> it becomes a much different story. the t rexbecause it become so popular is transcended , is now part of culture so their wars these options they have these listings they said that he rex stand up very nicely against a picasso or something else. in the same exelon now. and they thought it was going to go for 10 million or something and it went for31.4 million . and so at the time they didn't knknow the person who the purchaser was. now they know that it was dubai, because they were se going to create a new natural

before they were in our collection sent down to new york city to sam roosevelt's apartment in central park west, and then they were sent back to the library. and there seem to be fewer boxes that came that went down. so, sam was a very loyal god lately. so there clearly, you know, making sure that the record is is nice and clear when it comes to new york and tammany and new york ugly the brutality of new york state politics probably in new city politics on top of that. well there are probably a lot of letters based when the going was good and where franklin was running with the backing of tammany governor that were all very pleasant to him and also the like the appointments you he was he was appointing tammany people to judgeships he appointed judge crater oc you know he appointed any number of of crooked back then. well i feel like we could probably go on and on because we've hardly scratched the surface on some of the topics. and this is why i this book so much because in condensing it to a particular period and being able to really more deeply into the personalities involved, it opens u

here's a list of the locations in central park library mission branch library, northside branch library, community recreation center, santa clara senior center. the vta has approved free rides for passengers traveling to those warming centers. let's check on our 4 zone forecast has been a beautiful day, but a chilly one looking out now over a bright and sparkly san francisco. yeah. we should also mention there are other warming centers, particularly in the north bay and santa rosa. and we have all those listed at kron 4 dot com. recent rodriguez tear to tell us just how cold it's going to get out there. yeah. in fact, in santa rosa, it's going to dip to 29 degrees for an overnight low, widespread 30's for most of the bay area from coast to valley. so let's take a live look outside. >> and we are tracking clear calm conditions out there right now. >> from the transamerica pyramid and temperatures out there right now already dipping into the mid 30's. for those of you in nevado. 37 degrees, half moon bay. you cool down to 34 degrees last night. you actually tied the record low set back in

one is on top of the next few minutes is the issue at the natural history museum on one side of central park. the met, art and natural history are separate. and benefactors seeing the benefit of that. no one is collecting dinosaur bones for the personal collections. although that kind of changes in the late '80s and 1987 is that right? or a t rex an entire two-year exit. then it happened again in 2020? is that right? gosh and millions of dollars. what was that like then? what is impossible for a museum stto spend $9 million right? >> becomes a much differente story. because it become so popular it transcended science is now part of culture. ed a t rex stands up very nicely against a picasso or something else in the same s echelon. i thought it was going to go for 10 million then i went for 31.4 million. at the time they did not who the purchaser was. now they know it, was to buy because they are going to create goa new natural history museum there. nobody thought it was going to go that high because it a also d a more complicated and confusing business some ways.th they sold it did not inclu

the time we're talking now, we'll probably lose tropical forests the size of central park.re not only the lungs of the earth but they provide huge, important climate benefits. when we destroy the forests, bulldoze them, burn them, it's a source of pollution. a visual might be the act of deforestation is you have coal-burning power plants sitting in an amazon jungle emitting green house gases. so we need to stop deforestation and then restore the world's forests. the good news here is that we have the technology. we know how to reverse deforestation. we don't need to design a new plant, a new battery, a new widget. all we need is the political will and financing. and that's what we're working on with relief coalition. >> thank you so much for joining us today. i learned that, too, in elementary school. like, we need the trees in order to have clean air. i love that you brought that back because it is elementary, a real basic. but somehow globally i guess the world has forgotten that and needs all kinds of reminders to help save our planet and our air and environment. aaron,

there's sixth avenue looking down towards central park in midtown manhattan.t's the day, it's thanksgiving eve. so much to be thankful for , getting ready for the big feast tomorrow. as you can see , the futures, kind of we're waiting for the fed minutes really that come out at 2:00 p.m. eastern this afternoon. all right, talking of the economy, we have some more data. the latest read on durable goods out today. good morning, lauren. take us through the report. lauren: good morning. so these are orders for big ticket items, think electronics, furniture, there rose a solid 1% last month. it shows demand for expense ever items that keep america's factories humming so if the factories are humming, they will need workers, right? that's good for the job market. if you take a look at the core capital goods part of this report, that's a proxy for business spending. they also rose more than expected up .7% in october. bottom line. higher interest rates often used to finance corporate large purchases in the future are not impacting companies at least not in this data.

one of the closest races is in the central park part of the state. this is district 13.nd this is where republican john dewarty is ahead of democrat adam gray. look at this 84 votes. republicans need to win at least one of those four tight races in addition to the 6 where they. mouse leadership plans to forge ahead with elections despite no guarantee on who really controls the house. congressional correspondent chad pergram is up on capitol hill tonight. >> it's hard to follow the leaders if you don't know which party will lead. in bali, president biden was skeptical democrats would maintain control of the house. >> i think we are going to get very close in the house. i think we are going to make it. >> senior house republican leadership source predicts the g.o.p. will hold between 21 and 221 seats. 218 is the magic number. and house republican also vote on their leaders by secret ballot tuesday. >> incoming g.o.p. freshman eric demands answers before the leadership ballot. >> it's sad we didn't get the true red wave. >> house minority leader kevin mccarthy could draw fr

time in new york , i just love all of the decorations looking at sixth avenue there down towards central parkhere saying "i want you back" and we're starting off this monday, why not, with twitter. so much going on. elon musk reinstating donald trump's account. my oh, my good morning, lauren. is trump going to be tweeting again, tweeting up a storm as he used to? lauren: no, no, the 2024 presidential candidate says no. so here is the deal, ashley. elon musk conducted a twitter poll, and he said users do you want trump reinstated on the platform? so donald trump shared a screen shot of that poll on his social media site, truth social, this weekend and he wrote "vote now but don't worry we aren't going anywhere truth social is special." so based on that poll, 52% voted to reinstate the former president, and the 2024 presidential candidate, so his account is unlocked. he hasn't used it yet, ashley, and just one more piece of the twitter drama. there are reports that elon musk is considering more layoffs today at twitter in sales and in their partnerships business. ashley: yeah, it's quite a stor

then power, free power and you can get free power at central park library. mission branch library, northside branch library, community recreation center, santa clara senior center, my current location and check out the top of your screen. it actually opened yesterday and will remain open all the way through december 2nd. and that is important because for the next couple of days, especially tomorrow we're talking wet, wild and windy weather. so what's worse than being cold being very wet and cold come on down. they have jim. they have coffee. they have snacks. plenty of books. plenty of jigsaw puzzles. you know what? i'm going to continue working on dot. you can come on down, get war. they are ready for you. no questions asked, just come on, take off the jacket, sit down and enjoy a nice jigsaw puzzle doing like me, just pretend you did it. but don't back to you. it's the right a man of little he's got the right thing, figured out how to stay warm. yeah. >> and mainly it's to stay inside if you can just basically a tomorrow that exactly all of us. think all o

applause 2 hours, 8 minutes, and 41 seconds, the fastest anyone has ever gotten from staten island to central park[ laughter ] at a rally in pennsylvania over the weekend, former president trump called florida governor ron desantis, "ron desanctimonious." has anyone ever been worse at coming up with nicknames [ laughter ] imagine trump in "top gun. people, people, i know we all love maverick, but i think i got one that beats it. are you ready? everybody ready? "airplane guy. that's right former president trump referred to florida governor ron desantis as ron desanctimonious, which is a risky move for trump because that's six syllables [ laughter ] a j.c. penney location in pennsylvania temporarily closed last week after a deer wandered into the store even crazier, a couple weeks ago, a shopper wandered in [ laughter ] he's asking what aisle stuff's in over 50 students in el paso, texas, may have to retake the s.a.t. after their answer sheets flew out of a ups truck and were either lost or destroyed the students are calling the incident disheartening, regrettable, disconcerting, or irksome. [ laugh

abc's phil lipof is in central park where it's expected to be in the mid-70s.s for the runners, phil. >> reporter: you nailed that, whit. it's so true. i mean, it's a beautiful day. it feels more like september than it does november, and you're right. for all of us standing here, that's great. there are people walking around in t-shirts and shorts, however, there are 50,000 or so runners over on staten island getting ready to run this race with these unseasonably warm temperatures are going to be a bit challenging. this morning, 50,000 runners from across the country and around the world set tfa t h n the 70s, making it more difficult and dangerous, even for experienced runners. optimal temperature for runners between 44 and 59 degrees. it will be considerably warmer than that and humid too. the city is beefing up help along the way, 21 aid stations with water and gatorade, 25 medical stations. there will be more ice and misting stations too, and they're handing out bananas along the route. new york city's health commissioner says they're making sure law enforc

they're getting away with this is if that woman was stuck in a tree. [ laughter ] shot that in central parkshe was great. and that was the monologue, everybody. [ cheers and applause well, we have a very special show for you tonight she is the vice president of the united states, kamala harris will be here [ cheers and applause how about that, everybody? and we're very excited about - we're also very excited about our other guest. she's an iconic actress you know from "thelma and louise," "a league of their own," and "beetlejuice." she's the founder and chair of the geena davis institute on gender in media. her memoir "dying of politeness" is out now, geena davis is back on the show. [ cheers and applause but before we get to all that, with just four weeks to go until the pivotal midterm elections and early voting about to start in crucial states, republicans and democrats have settled on very different strategies. republicans in key battleground races will determine control of congress and decided to fully embrace donald trump even as the federal criminal investigation into his stolen clas

we are telking about central park library mission branch library, northside branch library, communityer and the santa clara senior center and look at the dates right at the top of your screen is actually started yesterday and we'll go all the way through december 2nd. and that is very important, guys, because our buddy john shrable will the all over the rain tomorrow. so you don't want to be wet and cold. so these warming centers will be available to you. the only a 7 my camerawoman and i were here just a few months ago when it was scorching hot. now it's cold. so my street name now will be called icy hot. in all right are you know what it it's cold out there this way. here wills little bitter this morning, almost as big my hot cup of coffee that i'm sipping on in the thank you. will 5.33. is the time. >> to some developing news right now. got to get to the latest on the 2 of the 4 bargaining units that have walking on the picket lines out. uc campuses across the state turns out they have reached a tentative contract settlement. not everybody's happy, but at least these 2 and the agre