>> derek. >> you have a middle name, derek? >> he freely answered your questions?'t ask for attorney? >> no. he never requested an attorney during our interview time with him. >> when was the last time that you saw her at her apartment, that you can recall? >> last time was -- not recently. >> okay. >> i haven't seen her, physically, in about -- let's see. couple of months. >> about two? >> longer than that. >> he kind of discounted as yes, we were on and off really quick. >> this go opposite to the theory of what he thinks might be possible. >> at some point of the interview he talks about her being involved with other people. >> did you mention this at all? >> she did mention that sometimes he would pop up at her apartment. sometimes she would say, man i wish this guy would stop calling me, you know. i just at least the same person of all i got. she might be trying to make me -- >> jealous or something? >> i don't know. you know what i'm saying? people see things. they're not always true. >> did he acknowledge that crystal was pregnant with his child? >> should h

kriti: derek decloet derek decloet managing, -- derek decloet, managing editor.ting whirlwind. let's look at these markers because once again, stateside, it is about this midterm election and the cpa data we have on wednesday as well so wednesday morning will be a lot to digest. the s&p 500 about .4%. the bond market only up about three basis points higher on the 10 year yield. we are circling 4.19. the dollar weaker by .4%. we will see if that sticks more markets coverage ahead. right here in washington, d.c. this is bloomberg. , ♪ mark: ukraine's president,, volodymyr zelenskyy, once iran to be punished for helping russia. he said if it was not for iran supplying weapons to russia, "we would be closer to peace now." both ukraine and the u.s. say that russia is using iranian drones in the war. the united nations unveiled a plan today to install early warning systems around the world within five years, to mitigate the human impact of extreme weather disasters, like the recent floods in pakistan. the u.n. secretary-general spoke at a summit in egypt on the state o

i'm derek. and your concern me. i'm derek.ion towards energy efficiency. it's something i've been talking quite a lot about on show the fact that the government been willing government haven't been willing to energy efficiency . i to look at energy efficiency. i do it as a positive that . do see it as a positive that. they've decided to invest in that the that they're that and the fact that they're setting it's an setting up. i think it's an energy efficiency task force. you always need a task force. can occasions but would can these occasions but it would be people did start to be good if people did start to look at demand for energy as well as the supply issues . well as the supply issues. absolutely and of course we've already seen some response now all demand side because of price despite the weather but there's much more that can be done and. we would urge the government to be much more ambitious with the target itself . let's go for 30% target itself. let's go for 30% and we need to bring the expenditure , all the action

and derek rump, i spoke to a survivor at sanders who knew derek very well who said that he was such a kind person and always made sure that he had a ride home and if he didn't, derek would give him a ride home, he said. now all of this as we are learning more about the suspect and his condition, at this point what we know from police is that he is still hospitalized. he has not made statements to police and he has not been formally charged but the d.a. does say that he is being held pending multiple charges. now some of the charges could include first-degree murder and hate crimes. and the d.a. said that those charges could be expanded, especially because, kate, as you know, not only did five people die, there were 19 others who were injured and so we, of course, are learning more about what happened here from them and the survivors. >> absolutely. rosa, thank you so much for that. >>> so i mentioned off the top, army veteran richard fierro, he went to club q on saturday to celebrate a friend's birthday. they were watching a drag show when the gunfire erupted. and he said that at that

derek carr, class act. we've known him around here when the raiders were in oakland and now into las vegas. >>> on the other flip side of the coin, levi's stadium might still be buzzing this evening. nearly 70,000 fans watching the niners make a statement last night on sunday night football. what's the statement? the niners are good, and the niners are getting better. probably don't want to see them in the playoffs. the niner nation, the faithful, strong tailgating game last night. flags are raised. barbecues fired up outside levi's stadium. inside, fans fired up as well. also a special ceremony. this was a veterans day weekend, yesterday was. all month long, the nfl paying tribute to the military, calling it a salute to service. levi's stadium looking good. as for the game itself, not very sexy, but the niners get it done. they gave up a chance to go up here in the fourth quarter. they give it to their new weapon, christian mccaffrey. his first touchdown at levi's stadium. the niners took their first lead

(sophie fouron) derek, you kayak a lot. - yes. - do a lot of people do it? (derek hairon) yes.e often joke on the island that if you don't have a surfboard on your car, in your garden, or a kayak in the garden or in the car, you're probably not a local. and of course, when you live on an island which has got 100,000 people on it, you want to get away sometimes. in other countries, you go into the woods, in the forest or you go up mountains. we come into the ocean. (sophie fouron) your water is so clean. (derek hairon) yes, and the beauty of the water is that we've got these really big tides that wash away a lot of the dust particles which we collect. in jersey, it's quite fun: when the tide starts coming back in, about 3 hours after low tide on a big spring or equinox tide, what we find is that sea will rise at about three centimeters per minute. - woah. - that tide is rising. so you're standing on that rock enjoying the scenery... - wow! - and you don't notice the tide's coming in. and very quickly, you're going to be reaching for your cellphone... - nice. - calling for help a

. >> derek. >> derek. >> reporter: today, derek's friend remembered him and fellow bar tender, daniel derek and daniel were the light and the heart of club q. it's a facility that gave us a safe space to be who we are all the time. and derek and daniel especially, were always the glue. >> reporter: i hate to name the suspect, but maybe it's relevant. in 2016, just before he turned 16, court records show he changed his name. nicholas. if brink became anderson l. aldridge. unclear why, but he was the subject of online bullying on a website in 2015. back to a hero. this morning, thanks. >> richard, thank you. we will -- you were a big part of saving many more lives and stopping this from being worse than it already was. we applaud you, and i can't wait to give you a big hug. >> reporter: now, our cnn investigative unit has been looking into the suspect's pretty chaotic childhood. apparently his father was a porn actor and mma fighter with a marijuana smuggling conviction. he was raised by his grandmother and his mother was dealing with her own criminal issues. but there is no excuse, wha

derek dennis abc news new york derek thank you. residents of houston, the nation's fourth largest city, have been told to boil their tap water before using it is in response to a power outage at a purification plant. the mayor hopes the boil order can be lifted by tonight. city schools are closed today. also breaking overnight fire destroyed multiple buildings along the historic mystic seaport in connecticut. one firefighter was taken to the hospital as heavy winds spread the flames. no immediate word. on the cause. protests over covid lockdowns are escalating in china, with some now calling for china's communist leader to step down. police are cracking down. seen here, dragging a man down the street and the bbc says one of its photographers was beaten by officers. abc is justin finch is here now with more justin. good morning. andrew good morning. china has been scrambling for days to quell demonstrations spreading across the country. the fallout is rattling financial markets and raises the risk for new setbacks to the world's alr

fourth quarter raiders trailing the fresno state connection gives in the lead derek carrdevp one. paris campbell splits the raiders defense right there 35 yards and the colts go up five under a minute ago fourth and six raiders need this car going to adams for the win incomplete no flag raiders lose 25-20 vegas drops of two and seven this season owen six in one score games afterwards an emotional derek carr on the loss loss and the lost season. i'm just --. about some of the things you know. that a lot of us try and do just to practice. well, we put our bodies through just to sleep at night. and for that to be the result. of all that effort -- me off. this is a lot of guys off. it's hard. knowing what some guys are doing. like i said just to practice. but they're putting in their body just to sleep at night. like just so we could be there for each other. and i wish everybody in that room felt the same way about this place. and as a leader that -- me off. from being honest for an o right xl sharks in minnesota take on the wild sparky got his popcorn early in the third sharks on the

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then the first goal for derek mountfield.nds used to wear to go to the games. derek remembers the so—called casuals, who lived for branded clothes and trainers and are being celebrated in the exhibition. the fans went to away games in europe and came back with all this new gear from various parts of europe. and it became a bit of a culture in those days, people would go away not even to watch the football, but just to get the clothes and shoes and everything else and bring them back. there are casuals behind the art of the terraces exhibition. liverpool supporter dave hewitson is one of the co—creators. 1982, i went to watch aston villa play in the european cup final against bayern munich in holland. the reason we went was so we could go across the border into germany to get trainees and bring them back. that sort of started to spread, then, from liverpool, manchester, leeds, and developed into the subculture that we know today. you know, it spread across the country. # all together now. ..# the band the farm later sported a

i planted myself, i will water derek by the way, he does not refuse to return the debt.s, otherwise he was arrested upon his return to the states, the crime continues. surname first name, patronymic petrovich day of the month year of birth august 15, 2004 in vladikavkaz a very young swindler directly what is called a freshly baked sunflower created a fake page on behalf of a woman who provides intimate services to communicate with a client, he used a program to modulate his voice, allowing him to change it, including male to female, then he convinced the caller to make an advance payment. then he blocked his phone number when he received calls about the provision of intimate services. you can demonstrate how a young criminal would answer him, which is probably why he got caught. brezhnev must disperse this gang zazhralis on sunday at the first we have always admired you those who break horizons, do not forget about loved ones. you are already 25 million of those who trust us, and we are doing everything to have the right to say tinkov bank in pyaterochka delivery for 1 r

a bcs derek dennis looks at his unconventional life. the real life character who inspired steven spielberg's film. the terminal passed away at charles de gaulle airport in france. over the weekend, mr barsky, please follow me on nasri made his home inside that airport off and on for more miem going to need the passport also. no no tech, you know was based on nasri's plight is a refugee from iran on his way to england when he lost his papers and couldn't board his flight in paris or leave the airport premises that began an odyssey that lasted until his death saturday from a heart attack in terminal two f in my experience, life here in the not bad. i tried to have a nice day and every day nasri was expelled from iran in the 19 seventies for protesting against the government. he was granted refugee status in belgium, but claimed his documents were stolen in a parish train station in 1988. french police arrested him but could not deport him without papers headed for home. no i am delayed the long time just like in the movie, nasseri had bec

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derek van dam joins us with the details. good morning, derek. >> good morning, max. residents of the great lakes are preparing for a major winter storm starting today lasting through a better part of the weekend. there's a large caveat with that sentence and that is not everyone is going to experience the heavy snow. i'll explain why. here's the latest winter weather alerts. notice the lake effect winter snow warning. this is a lake enhanced s snow machine. this is why this is important. off of lake erie and lake ontario is a banding putting some locations in the heavy snow band. you can see the snow band right about here. winds in a due westerly direction. if you are traveling 10 miles to the north or 10 miles to the south you get nothing. so this is what we're talking about, an extremely localized event. miles matter and it is really going to set the stage for the potential for historic snowfall. we've got the stage set in terms of temperatures. we're waking up to over 200 million americans below freezing. compare that to the relatively warm lake waters. remember w

the watcher was never identified. >> i felt very bad for derek and his wife, maria.nk they -- you know, they were very troubled, which i would be too, if i received those at my new home. >> reporter: andy skabitski was mayor of westfield at the time. >> it was reported we didn't do enough, but trust me, the westfield police department is very capable, unlike those depicted in the movie. >> they did all they could with the information they had in that they did dna samples on the few letters. there were only four letters total, so they didn't have a lot to go on. >> reporter: the family of five so fearful, never moved in. they struggled for years to offload the home, ultimately taking a $400,000 loss when they sold it in 2019. later selling their story rights to netflix. >> "i am the watcher." >> the show has been exaggerated and hollywoodized in all kinds of ways, but i think it at least, you know, captures some of the truth of what the broaduses went through. >> it's so far from reality, it's silly. i was mayor in westfield for 12 1/2 years. we have our share of char

derek, if that's the case, there's two ways to see this going. do you think the chinese government may bend or go the other way, and we're going to to show you, you want to protest, we'll make it worse. you can't see them doing that. >> they often respond by paying off the protesters, hand out a little money to angry workers. that doesn't work here, because what they want is on opening up, which is a much bigger decision than borrowing some money and giving it to people. i agree that xi jinping's authority is not in dangers, but the decisionmaking is in question this stems from his mistakes in 2 2020 now their citizens see the rest of the world has move on and china hasn't we're in a period of a lot of volatility this is a fundamentally political decision it should be a health decision, but it's not, because it involves xi jinping's prestige >> does the u.s. take a role in this >> i think if we chose to take a role, it would be high risk. to put pressure, use propaganda, as you mentioned, the chinese people are see xi jinping not wearing a mask t

derek, thank you so much for being here and joining us today.incident report this year. and this report was to track and respond to voters -- i also know that you have played very heavily and arizona, you just heard this quick update from the supervisor there, what have you learned from this tracking tool, were there any substantial reports, have you seen a pattern with locations of some of these incidents? >> there were substantial reports in terms of the easel of citizens to vote. we must make it easier for legitimate citizens to participate in our electoral process. we file lawsuits on election day to extend polling hours in harris county, texas. in georgia, in north carolina, because delays in polls opening, or disruption throughout the day, we want to ensure all citizens are participating, we filed lawsuits in pennsylvania, and in texas where they tried to eliminate certain ballots for technical questions. we are going to do an analysis of the tracking to see what patterns did exist, and whether or not through public policy, we need to be a

abc is derek dennis has more the real life character who inspired steven spielberg's film, the terminalaulle airport in france. over the weekend, mr barsky, please follow me on nasri made his home inside that airport off and on for more than 20 years, the 2004 movie starring actor tom hanks. i'm going to need the passport also. no no, no, no. it was based on nurseries. plight is a refugee from iran on his way to england when he lost his papers and couldn't board his flight in paris or leave the airport premises that began an odyssey that lasted until his death saturday from a heart attack in terminal two f. in my experience, life here in the not bad. i tried to have a nice day and every day he was expelled from iran in the 19 seventies for protesting against the government. he was granted refugee status in belgium, but claimed his documents were stolen in a parish train station in 1988. french police arrested him but could not deport him without papers headed for home. no i am delayed the long time just like in the movie, nasseri had become a local celebrity among fellow travelers and a

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let's bring in meteorologist derek van dam. hi, derek. >> yeah, we've got a long day of keeping an eye to the sky especially across the nation's hearth land. we have a collision of air masses that will set the battleground for stronger storms to develop later today. cold, dryer air from the northwest interacting with warm, humid gulf air. that collision zone right here, eastern texas, eastern oklahoma, portions of arkansas, louisiana and missouri. that is ground zero for the storm. it's shaded in orange. level 3 of 5. damage willing winds, large hail and a couple of large tornadoes used expolice sidly in some of the language. this includes the dallas fort worth as well as shreveport, louisiana. encompasses oklahoma city as well as houston. look at the timing here. by this afternoon and evening, thunderstorms will fire. after sunset tonight some of the thunderstorms could form. that means nocturnal tornadoes are possible with this line of thunderstorms that moves through and ultimately develops. they are particularly dangerous b

derek van damme in atlanta thank you so much. four years after the murder of journalist kamal josh kobe, they have to the u.s. is determined that the crown prince should be given immunity brought an elusive lawsuit and for him against the killing. -- elected a team of a sentence, kidnapped tortured and assassinated the journalist and dismembered his body. 2021 intelligence support so that the crown prince approved the operation. john from hong kong, anna coren, an extremely controversial decision to say the least. did the biden administration have a choice? here >> kim, they did. they had a choice not to make a recommendation but at the 11th hour decided to weigh in delivering an opinion to federal court that saudi crowned prince mohammed bin salman known as mbs should be granted immunity for his role in the killing of jamal khashoggi back in 2018. the reason they say is because mbs is now considered head of state after his father recently made his son prime minister. that's a move critics believe was to strengthen mbs's immunity

let's get to meteorologist derek van dam. how much snow are we talking about, derek? >> not going to be measured in inches, it will be measured in feet. i'll show you the totals in second. let's get to what's the most important. the severe weather threat. 35 million americans under severe threat storms of isolated tornadoes. this is the second season, late october, early november and it impacts many of the locations across the deep south. across texas and the oklahoma panhandle. that's for later on this afternoon and evening. it shifts eastward and becomes more enhanced and more localized across eastern texas and the dallas fort worth area. this is the culprit thanks to the cold front interacting with the warm air masses. you won't believe this, we're talking about over a two times temperature drop today compared to yesterday's daytime high in rapid city, south dakota. incredible. 75 yesterday, 37 today. this cold front means business as it marches eastward. behind it it is already producing snowfall in the mountains. we have several inches of snow still to go across

. >>> cnn meteorologist derek van dam joins us now live from the cnn weather center with more on all this. derek. >> laila, these snow totals i'm g about to show you are just mind-boggling, but you've got to see this almost an elevated view time-lapse of a snow squall. this is the lake-effect snow band moving over downtown buffalo earlier on friday, and you can see the extreme whiteout conditions that just basically inundate and take over the city. this is a very narrow band of heavy snowfall. we're talking three, upwards of five inches per hour within that snow band, but it's only a ten-mile-wide snow band, so dependent on where it's located, that's the location that's getting the heaviest snowfall at that particular time. here's the snowfall totals as promised. that is an incredible amount of snow. we're talking about nearing record-breaking territory for the state of new york. that has to be officialized from the national weather service and analyzed by some of the measuring apparatuses that are ongoing here for all these various locations. nonetheless, that is a significant amoun

let's get the latest now from cnn meteorologist, derek van damme.e from florida really paint escaped sure. >> he really does in fact. hurricane iqbal finishing with hurricane ian started. roughly four days ago. and by hurricane ian signed into the florida peninsula end of september. it really compromise many to go since, couldn't daytona beach. and those areas you saw on the video just a moment ago, and it took another category one storm that ian. the come through into this. through the comprise the structures. imagine this was your house? or your business? this pricey memories getting swept up to see. very scary moment and very sad to actually have to clean up after yet another hurricane. look at this, this is the same system, is now tropical depression. turning about the southeastern u.s.. but i want to take notes of this shading of red. that is where the storm prediction center has issued a tornado watch. just within the past 15 minutes or so, it has been canceled since i've been waiting to go live here. but we did have a tornado warning for colu

congressman elect derek van orton. all of the best to you.thank you for coming on tonight. >> you have a great day. see you again. >> wish you well, more election drama playing out this time in the heart of hollywood as votes are being counted in the los angeles mayor's race between congresswoman karen bass and republican turned democrat crusoe. at this hour, he has the slight edge, 2900 votes but 59% of the votes have been counted. you thought arizona was slow. welcome to l.a. the election comes amid several concerning issues in this city including a homeless crisis, a crime crisis, a tax crisis, and a struggling economy. the weather, though, i should mention, is great, here. >>> well, breaking tonight, president biden's plan to forgive hundreds of billions of dollars of student loan debt has suffered a setback. a trump-appointed federal judge in texas has ruled the program is unconstitutional and said it should be discontinued. mary ann is live with the latest. good evening. >> a federal judge in texas is striking down biden's plan to cance

let's go to nate's now from cnn meteorologist, derek van damme.e is coming from florida really paint a scary picture. >> you're right, kim. in fact, hurricane nicole finishing what hurricane ian, from the end of september began. what it actually started there. let me take you back to the end so, timber glen here canine is actually making landfall in the western coast side of the florida peninsula. that also impacts these close were nickel made landfall just 24 hours ago. it will compromise several -- and hurricane nicole came up. it was just enough to really impact these buildings and cause many of them to fall into the. c and degrading some of the outer edges of the buildings as well. just incredible, striking imagery. can you imagine, if this was your home and what you would have to deal with as the prices memories there are just washing out to sea. really incredible. so here is the latest from hurricane michael. it did make landfall, right across this area. that is the east coast of florida. now traversing into southern georgia. you see that sp

here's a b c's derek dennis. the opening ceremony of the fifa world cup in qatar featured actor morgen freeman with a message of inclusion in a country that opposes lgbtq rights. how can so many countries languages. and cultures come together if only one way is accepted at riding on the cup, the socially conservative country with a history of human rights abuses, spending $200 billion on infrastructure stadiums, hotels , a new airport and roads had to be built from the ground up, and the games were moved from summer to winter because of qatar's dangerous heat, and then a last minute decision led to a ban on alcohol sales at the games for me, beer and football hand in hand beers, tweeting a picture of this stockpile of excess beer at one of its warehouses with the caption. new day new tweet winning country gets the buds who will get them. the first match yesterday featured ecuador against qatar. the match starting with 67,000 fans, but in the second half the stadium half empty fans of team ecuador cheering in span

comments on twitter, derek says this. it depends on who is controlling congress if you have a capitulating leader like derek mccarthy, who try to appease maga members. >> she says absolute power corrupts absolutely, and avoids an autocracy. u.s. is a constitutional republic, not eight elected or -- they're coming to this with a vendetta, how is that good? it is funny that -- he is calling for more authoritarian rule is that how democracy is supposed to work? it is matt come up next in michigan, the republican line. >> thank you receiving my call, my concern is that this is related to the secondary and tertiary concerns. the primary concerns what woodrow wilson did to the senate. when the founding fathers had the wisdom to understand that the senate should have members picked not by the public, but by the state legislators. this is a fundamental foundational thing that was the strength of the founding fathers. we have a democrat mess on both sides that is diminishing what this country can do. i think again the primary issu

rhiannon andrea, just really tragic, derek. thank you for that. coming up what you may not know about tonight's powerball jackpots, but first the breaking news overnight a fire burning near the world's tallest building. does your vitamin c last 24 hours? only nature's bounty does. with immune 24 hour plus you get longer-lasting vitamin c plus herbal and other immune superstars. get more with nature's bounty. your record label is taking off. but so is your sound engineer. you need to hire. i need indeed. indeed you do. indeed instant match instantly delivers quality candidates matching your job description. visit indeed.com/hire i'm getting vaccinated with prevnar 20®. a pfizer vaccine! so am i. because i'm at risk for pneumococcal pneumonia. i'm asking about prevnar 20® because there's a chance pneumococcal pneumonia could put me in the hospital. if you're 19 or older, with certain chronic conditions like copd, asthma, diabetes, or heart disease or are 65 or older, you may be at increased risk for pneumococcal pneumonia. prevnar 20® is approved in

i saw the interaction with derek harvey, he's a friend of mine. i'm happy he was on your program. doing serious research into this relationship. there's many firms that deal with china, they hold their noses because they frankly want the money, they're greedy. this seems to be on a different level according of to derek harvey, there seems to be real collaboration between sequoyah capital and officials of the chinese communist party. the new republican congress, they have to investigate this. i think there's more than smoke here. maria: by the way, china must be happy that bob iger is back at disney, right? he would not speak out on the hong kong protesters, he would not speak out on the uyghurs but of course disney had no problem fighting with ron de santis over the parents' education bill. i thought that was interesting. >> it's really time for us to hold american industry, american companies responsible when they don't stand up to the chinese communist party and china and the oppression as we've seen in hong kong, the threats to taiwan. there should be far more pressure on stock

let's bring in cnn meteorologist derek van dam.erek, it sounds when it comes to possible weather delays timing is everything. >> yeah, you said it so well, kim. today is your day in you're traveling along the eastern seaboard. the i-95 area, la gaaguardia, j logan in boston, this is the area we're considering low volume. the weather won't hamper your travel throughout the course of the day. i can't say the same though for dulles, ft. worth, into the houston area. that is the region where we have a storm system that's developing, bringing us the heavy rainfall threat, a chance of severe weather and the potential for some flash flooding as well. so, we're going to monitor that closely. this storm system, though, is migrating towards the northeast. and that is going to quickly change that outcome for your travel outlook along the eastern seaboard of those airports i just mentioned a moment ago. sunday will not be a good day to travel because it will be impacted by a high number of people traveling, sheer volume, right? and also the we

daniel and derek. daniel, i recently started producing a show at club q. i have only been contracted with them for about four weeks. and so when i came for my very first show daniel was the first person we encountered in the parking lot. and his infectious smile just -- he was justice one of the most kind, caring, sweetest people i've ever met. the last experience i had really communicating with them was i had done the friday before i had done a song, end the road, and it was one of his favorite songs and he came up to me afterward and gave me a huge tip and told me how great it was and how much it really meant to him that i performed that. so that is the memory of daniel that i'm trying to hold on to. was that i was able to in that moment to give him that joy. derek, the same. you know, they were in so many ways polar opposites but worked so well together. they were just amazing. and every bar should have a daniel and a derek, definitely. >> tiara, i'm so sorry for the loss you've experienced from this. i'm glad you're safe and thanks for sharing with us

let's get more details on the forecast from meteorologist derek van dam. in shorts today, but i'm getting whiplash from this weather because it is time to put the coats on. >> you summed it up perfectly. what a difference a day makes. and the people in the south really are feeling it now along the east coast, you're about to feel it because the cold front is moving through. these are the millions of americans that are impacted by the hard freeze that will occur this morning. this is actually a freeze warning anywhere from dallas to shreveport, jackson, birmingham. this is newly issued hard freeze warning for the atlanta metropolitan region. so in essence, the growing season is coming to an end across this area. we now have an upgraded freeze warning for some of the nation's largest population densities. d.c. to baltimore as well as philadelphia, so it will be cold. i don't think that i've seen an entire map of the united states with this below average temperature trend going forward for the next seven days. just incredible amounts of cold weather for this

>> derek thank you very much.re been a hurricane hurricane and winter storm of the same time. so how about? that >> enjoy your weather. >> thanks derek. i'm john vause. please stay with us, we'll be back with more of our special coverage of the midterm elections in just a moment. nina's got a lot of ideas for the future. and since anyone can create a free plan at fidelity, nina has a plan based on what matters most her. and she can simply focus on right now. that's the planning efct. from fidelity. with relapsing formsf ms, thers a lot to deal with. not just unpredictable relapses, all these other things, too. kesimpta is an at-home treatment that may help you put these rms challenges in their place. kesimpta was proven superior at reducing the rate of relapses versus aubagio. and, when it's ready, it takes less than one minute a month to inject kesimpta. don't take kesimpta if you have hepatitis b, and tell your doctor if you have had it, as it could come back. kesimpta can cause serious side effects, including i

cnn meteorologist derek van dam is tracking it all for you. more snowshowers on the way, derek?> depending on where you're located. remember that lake-effect snow band is only about 10 miles wide, but that area that it happens to be impacting is certainly getting that 2, 3, 4 inch per hour rates as we speak. talked about the cardiac arrests that were associated with shoveling snow. well, a lot of this snow has a high moisture content to it, so heavy wet snow depending on where you're located and of course just the pure quantity of the snow very heavy and, do you know what, that poses structural threats as well because it weighs up on your home or business. we talked about that yesterday. some of the official totals are starting to slowly roll in this morning. the three-day storm total for buffalo, new york, that's over 3 feet. pretty impressive, right. this he did break their daily record saturday -- on saturday of 21.5 inches. now, that pales in comparison to what we saw just to the south. i talked about just a moment ago how this was a 5 to 10 mile wide band of heavy snowfall.

then the first goal for derek mountfield. games. derek remembers the so—called casuals, who lived for branded clothes and trainers and are being celebrated in the exhibition. the fans went to away games in europe and came back with all this new gear from various parts of europe. and it became a bit of a culture in those days, people would go away not even to watch the football, but just to get the clothes and shoes and everything else and bring them back. there are casuals behind the art of the terraces exhibition. liverpool supporter dave hewitson is one of the co—creators. 1982, i went to watch aston villa play in the european cup final against bayern munich in holland. the reason we went was so we could go across the border into germany to get trainees and bring them back. that sort of started to spread, then, from liverpool, manchester, leeds, and developed into the subculture that we know today. you know, it spread across the country. # all together now...# the band the farm later sported a style its lead singer describe

49ers ana by so let us begin with the raiders, who have a bad habit of blowing big leads this year dereky took a 17 point lead on jacksonville on this play early in the second quarter chills in the pocket does derek carr and then goes deep to a wide open davante adams for the touchdown . adams 146 yards, two touchdowns. all in the first half. the jags rally in the third down by 10, trevor lawrence to christian kirk for the touchdown. 22 17 1st play of the fourth quarter. travis et en takes the pitch makes the cut and he is in for the touchdown jacks take the lead and they went at 27 to 20. it's the third time the raiders have blown a 17 point lead this year. vegas drops to two and six, the nascar championship on the line this afternoon winner take all season finale. we're take you out to the raceway here in phoenix. joey logano, chase elliott, christopher bell, ross chastain , the four drivers with a shot at the title elliott in the nine car leading on lap 200, but you can see he gets bumped from behind by chastain elliott spins out collides with the wall his championship chances. oh, up

maria: brian costello and colonel derek harvey.ht back. >> my feeling is that joe biden is highly compromised. why else would we cancel the china initiative, the doj program designed to investigate china's theft of our intellectual property from colleges and universities? it made no sense whatsoever. les only one explanation, joe biden is compromised. maria: that was senator ron johnson on this program last week on the impact of the biden family influence peddling which reportedly goes back many decades, by the way. my next guests announced on thursday that the house will pick up where the senate left off in looking at the 150 suspicious activity the reports flagged by the major banks of the biden family bank accounts after years of making millions by offering foreigners access to their family and inroads to acquisitions in america. joining me now is the ranking member of the house oversight committee, james comer, and the ranking member of the house judiciary committee, jim jim jordan. good morning to you both, gentlemen. thank yo

it's a disgrace, man. >> derek, talking about it from brandywine, more aligned. this is david the flint, michigan. democrat. good morning. >> good morning. yeah, i just heard of a gentleman said. i agree with him. if you have some sick days. i retired from general motors influenza. but we had 56 days, and a lot of time we were sick, i used my vacation days. i didn't mind doing it, but i think the workers should get five days. i think biden is doing a great job, he is trying to keep the economy going, and i think the union should try to work with him, because he is for the american workers, and he has proved it over and over. i think they should all try to settle this together. and just like mccarthy said, the republican, of course he is going to fixed up to make biden look bad, but the republicans have to do a lot of investigations of biden's son. they're not going to do nothing for no workers. anyway, have a blessed day. >> david, flint michigan. this is howard in somerville, texas. republican, good morning. >> yes, sir, good morning, how are you doing? >> i'm d

george way again the american side, a hoff time lead wales rescue to point thanks to bang storm and derek bale. he was fouled. a penalty was given and he got up to convert from the spot 64 years since that last woke up match, and a one old job to get them off and running at castle 2022. well, let's go to the stadium where i so just happened. tory says they're standing by for us at usa, relatively speaking world got regulars, wales fans tasting this moment. of course for the 1st time in more than 60 years, paula gives a sense of which set of fans were happiest with that draw well, i think wales are very relieved and the 1st half it was looking pretty bad for them after that. 60 boyer absence since the 1958 woke up at the year. i say we're really dominant in the often timothy where really deserved his go. i've got a couple of american fans with me here. as you can see, an audio names please when that one man and eagle ma'am. and are you flying high after that result or has the when been taken out from underneath your wings about a good i feel like i'm just going out to rescue my net is nest

a day after the conviction of derek chauvin.derek chauvin and we did know how -- [inaudible] go back to the motel, tears streaming down our eyes national international meeting and then i had to get up the next morning and go to brooklyn center to preach the funeral of another victim. that's your life and you only do that if you are committed and that some people i write about in the book, they were committed. because you can't stop until you change the system that keeps allowing this to happen without penalty and accountability. >> the idea of that commitment and when you talk about the spiritual calling, right, that even of a ben crump or of eric garner is mom, that there was something in that and i think about your story both of mini me till mobley and even destroys you talk about the washington temple or the breadbasket. like i think there's something come i said this before, the something about the foundation of the face and culture of black folks that help to feed some of that strength and i love to talk about anyone to be

ryan: derek, just let my answer that. the quote of me saying i love nancy pelosi was right before i said i was running against her? you know why? because i don't have to hate anybody. i don't have to hate republicans. i don't have to hate nancy pelosi or joe biden. i didn't -- i don't have to hate them. we need to move the political discourse in this country from hate and anger and division to love and compassion and forgiveness and some grace. and all i'm saying is, i don't have to hate her. i took her on. i took her on. she was the top democrat in the entire country, tough as nails, and i stood toe-to-toe with her in a room full of 220 of my colleagues with her sitting in the audience and i spoke my piece, because when you're from the valley, what's you do and then you shake hands. mr. vance: you voted with her 100% of the time. mr. ryan: i tried -- mr. vance: you can't vote against them. just one time, tim. mr. steyer: we're going to move on to our next topic, which is abortion. congressman ryan, you said i want to go

derek, thank you very much, indeed. >>> u.s. house speaker nancy pelosi says it's time for a new generation to lead the democratic party in congress. the 82-year-old said she'll not run for a leadership post although she will stay in congress. pelosi will be giving up the speaker's gavel in january when republicans take control of the chamber. pelosi made history in 2000 seven be when she took over. hakeem jefferies is expected to be the new leader. >> i have enjoyed working with three presidents achieving historic investments in clean energy with president george bush. transforming health care reform with president barack obama and forging the future from infrastructure to health care to climate action with president joe biden. >> more now from cnn's chief congressional correspond department manu raju. >> after two decades atop the party in congress, ushering through legislation. >> the bill is passed. >> winning the majority twice, becoming the first woman to lead the house, now losing the majority for the second time as speak

a derek, a lot of nuclear power is increased crew. what, according to these risks, can be mitigated. me, ma'am? that's why we shouldn't simply condemn it out right down there. god, we don't want to expand nuclear energy. it now sustainable development for nuclear is a tool in a tool perhaps. but what about the problems and risks associated with storing radioactive waste? finland requires nuclear plants to store their waste 110 meters below sea level. but will those disposal facilities still be safe in centuries? to come is also that the large quantities of radioactive waste distilled here any available here. but on the left, like the hello alum given in ballasa, then there's room for 10000 barrels here, obviously. and he won't be able to enter those areas any more with me. mm. those are the little gallon mickelson. silly will off the facility as we built to last for millennia. with them we thought of it on, but you know, by the carrollton army at almost about we must act quickly to stop climate change unless of habitats. yeah. any mom

thanks very much, derek van dam. appreciate it. >>> former president donald trump is trying to downplay a meeting he had last week with holocaust denier. he's trivialized atrocities and he promotes ideas saying it's actually whites being targeted with genocide. trump's acknowledged the visit saying kanye weast showed up wih other people. he's supposed to text saying they both met with trump and ye said trump was really impressed with fuentes. trump posted this. he said he didn't know the three people west showed up with and there was a quick and uneventful dinner. he notably didn't reject fuentes and his anti-semitic views. arlette sainz has more. >> reporter: his administration tried to promote small business saturday and it was on that shopping trip bind briefly responded to reporters' questions about donald trump's recent dinner with a white nationalist nick fuentes. take a listen to what trump had to say. >> mr. trump, what do you have to say about having dinner with a white nationalist? >> you don't want to hear

derek carr finds him. we go into overtime baby and over time.funny session of the mall. josh jacobs takes the carry. no one's going to catch him. 86 yards for the house call the los vegas raiders win their second game in a row 40 to 34 229 rushing yards, 2 touchdowns and 303 total yards for jake ups. >> it was lady city in the locker room after the game. >> where is jj? >> this morning, i didn't know if he's going to you >> see him get through. >> it's really him in the safety. and if you beat him, it's big play. and, you know, i think no going back and looking at the double team looking at yough up in you know, play like that you know, i'm sure, josh, why didn't just read it. but he that last guy messed 1000. to see him finish like that. i know it has been dealing with. i know how hard he works. it's really cool to see that. >> good stuff. now the bay area lost one of its most tenured coaches this weekend last night after a loss to byu. stanford head coach david shaw stepped down from said position. he won 96 games in 12 seasons as the head coa

derek van dam joins me now with more on this.of the images coming out of buffalo, for example, just incredible. >> and those snowfall totals mind-boggling almost. i don't know how else to describe that. 5 1/2 feet of snow. we are approaching record territory, all-time record snow snowfalls we're approaching it. not quite there. the national weather service has to analyze the data but bottom line is this is a heck of a lot of snow. this is downtown buffalo new york, right off lake erie. look at that wall of snow moving into the city. it is a narrow band of extremely heavy snow rates. we're talking 4, maybe 5 inches an hour, and it quickly reduces visibility. so here are the highest snowfall totals we could find. so far we have seen in offered park south just of buffalo 66 inches of snowfall. that is just incredible. now it's time to put on your thinking caps and we need to do a bit of math because this is real serious problem especially for homes and businesses as they start to pileup a tremendous amount of snow. the weight will r

let's get the latest now from meteorologist derek van dam. that is not looking good. >> yeah, that's right, this assessment released every four to five years is really highlighting what life is like in america amongst this global backdrop of the climate crisis. it outlines some very painful, painful truths that the nation must confront, but simply hasn't. and namely our climate crisis is more frequent and more severe. take 2022 for a prime example. we often use this billion dollar benchmark to kind of gauge the severity of these natural disasters that we have here within the united states. and we've already had 115 $1 billion price tag events. and look at the increase in those events just in the past few years. now, we know that america specifically the united states, the continental united states, is warming faster than the global average and it is hitting some of our most vulnerable people first. that is also high lated within this report as well. what they talk about is reducing emissions by at least 50% by 2030. and this is very aggressiv

thank you to derek. >>> now cnn projects alaska democrat mary paltola will hang onto the u.s.ouse seat she won a few months ago in a special election after once again repeating republican sarah pal lynn and nick baga. the palin was strike a political comeback. >>> u.s. justice department wants mike pence to testify about his former boss. sources tell cnn they're asking the former vice president to provide information on donald trump's efforts to prevent the transfer of power after the 2020 election and the transfer of power. caitlyn palance has the details. >> reporter: justice department prosecutors have reached out to former vice president mike pence seeking to now make him a possible key witness in this ongoing criminal investigation around january 6th and the 2020 election p related to donald trump, his white house and top circles. this is an important step that prosecutors took several weeks ago. we don't know what the outcome of this will be, but our reporting, evan perez and i have confirmed, a "new york times" story and on our own believe that pence is now open to disc