and into eastern canada. tomorrow, thanksgiving day will be sunny for the east coast. that includes northeast. problem is that there may be strong, gusty winds contributing to flight delays for people traveling tomorrow, but weather itself will be greatly improved tomorrow, thanksgiving day. i'll have a look at the bay area weather in just a few minutes. >> you can get alerts any time with the abc7 news weather app. it's free. >>> a teenager whose skirt was lit on fire arrived back home in berkeley about an hour and a half ago. you're looking at a photo of the 18-year-old sasha flieshman. you can see bandages on his legs following more than three weeks of treatment for second and third degree burns the 16-year-old, richard thomas is charged as an adult with felony assault and a hate crime. >> thomas' attorney moved a motion to move the case to juvenile court. laura anthony talked to sasha's parents. we'll hear from them at 5:00. >>> good samaritans delivered food to neighbor who's don't have a home for the holidays after a self pro claimed arsonist confessed to torchin

late week a window for rain in the meantime giant dominant high pressure up here over main and eastern canada. really helping stall the weather pattern just to the west. dry, cool conditions dominate though we will have midlevel cloudses like how we had today. set up temperature wise, again, mildler each afternoon. we will look to ramp up into the upper 60s . 70s in the carolina's and that trend set to continue into the day on thursday. the thursday we bring in rain chances. tonight dry, 42, not as frigid. tomorrow 64, abc2, two degree guarantee trending mildler and then beyond that into the day onight we look for partly cloudy and cool conditions. the next several days low 60s. we cool off friday into the start of the weekend. mid50s, 30s by night and sunday 62, pretty good tailgate and beyond that into veteran's day, right now weather looks good for the vets and the holiday with low 60s, so there it is a dry outlook i must say by november standards, not a lot of november rain but for part of the day thursday. >> nothing to complain about. thank you. >> the pope wants to hear your opinion. t

meanwhile, we had a lean of rain from the south up into eastern canada. and to the north of it wind whipped snow are causing some driving conditions. dangerous driving conditions in parts of quebec. temperatures are going to be in the high teens in atlanta. going down by about five degrees compared to what we saw yesterday in chicago as well as toronto bustill heating up to 28 degrees for you in l.a. all right. finally across europe them there are two significant systems, one over the east. meanwhile, this one is producing very heavy wind and strong rain. here's your extended forecast. >>> and that's all for now on this edition of "newsline." i'm yuko aotani in tokyo. thank you very much for joining us. tavis: good evening. from los angeles, i am tavis smiley. tonight a conversation with dennis haysbert. the documentary looks at the war .hrough documents and artifacts then we will turn to a conversation with scott adams "how to failalled at almost everything and still win big." dennis haysbert and scott adams coming up right now. ♪ >> and by contributions

that would be on wednesday, and on thursday, it would be up over eastern canada, taking all of the rain and the snow with it, but the wind would pic pick up. >> at the such. very much. it's now day three surrounding the talks in switzerland. and the iranians met with representatives of the eu this morning, and there was much room for optimism: two areas of kennedyconcern. >>> an agreement with the united states, that deal would keep thousands of troops in afghanistan. karzai is urging the elders to approve the pack, but he wants his successor to sign-off on the deal. the united states is saying that the dealt needs to be signed as soon as possible. >>> in egypt, thousands of muslim brotherhood taking to the streets in protest, marking the day of the sit in killing 600 people. they were met with resistance by the egyptian security forces and clashes with the university students. >> reporter: well, it has considerably calmed down in the last half hour or so, but earlier in the day, they were here, with protesters trying to reach the square where they held that week-long sit-in, at a time

the storm develops off of eastern canada.sure developing over the northwest, and the wind gusts really pick up. and then the temperatures get even colder. you see the cold air coming? from the north, minneapolis at 41, chicago 46, 61 in memphis, minneapolis will see those temperatures drop. then here comes any cold air, saturday and sunday. as the wind starts to die down a little bit, our lows drop, back up to 51 degrees on monday, there is some chance that we'll see the warm air return, but the rain is back in the forecast on monday and tuesday. temperatures climbing back into the upper 40s and lower 50s. not much happening in the west. here is that cold air coming down, maybe a few isolated showers, but that's about it as far as any type of rain or snow. it's just right here in the northeast right now, but moving off of the coast by this weekend. dell? >> dave warren thank you very much. >>> if you have a craving for chocolate this next story may tickle your taste buds. the international chocolate awards have just been hand

flash flooding risk further in towards the northeast, as will that freezing rain pushing up into eastern canada, as well. here are your temperatures, highs for tuesday, across the americas. minus 12 in winnipeg, back up to 8 degrees in new york, but you're going to see that plunging again towards thursday. washington, d.c. at 6. lots of single digits here down towards the southwest, though, los angeles 24 and sunshine. here's your extended forecas >>> one of the main news this hour, lawmakers in japan's lower house have just passed a bill that would give government officials sweeping powers to decide what constitutes a state secret. the government already has controls in place on classified information. the bill would give senior officials the authority to define what are known as special secrets. that would include information related to defense, diplomacy, counterintelligence, and counterterrorism. public servants found leaking or deliberately obtaining such information could be jailed for up to ten years. members of the ruling coalition hope to pass the bill through the upper house before th

ahead of this system lots of rain from eastern canada down toward the south. thundershowers are likely for the south. and a series of lows is dumping snow in the mountains and rain in the area of the pacific northwest. very strong winds are occurring out there. dry for the south of california. fire weather is likely on your tuesday. temperatures are on the high side in los angeles at 26 degrees. plenty of sunshine. very chilly for the north. only zero degrees for the high in winnipeg and 1 degree for denver with snow and 8 for omaha. that's about 5 degrees colder than average. all right. finally across europe, then, lots of clouds across most of the continent. we have a strong low pressure system coming into france and the british isles causing flooding rains, thunderstorms and gusty winds. that's expected to move into inland areas such as central parts of europe. now, toward the south, another area of severe weather across italy and the balkan peninsula. and to the north, a mixture of rain and snow. temperatures are on the low side in paris and berlin as well

the wind could easily gust up to 55 miles per hour as the storm intensifies in eastern canada. drier there. and this area will see the wind pick up and the temperatures drop as it brings in even colder air through the weekend. del? >> it has a thriller of a weekend, the annual village halloween parade. and thousands of people turning out for the largest halloween public celebration in the u.s. last year's parade was canceled because of power outages due to super storm sandy. that's it, and thanks for watching aljazeera america, inside story is next, and as always, check us out 24 hours a day on aljazeera.com. "inside story." hello, i'm libby casey. the capitol has been buzzing with high profile congressional hearings on nsa surveillance and the problems with the dare's rollout. in the halls of congress there's a heavy weight lobbying campaign under way to push comprehensive immigration reform. it's week applied by the chamber of commerce is forward.u.s. among others. it's a group founded by facebook's mark

it's not snowing it snows there in western pennsylvania, thursday the storm intensifies over eastern canada, it dries outs, cold and windy, easily are gusting. >> feels likial down under but the heat handy dam pend, look at this. one family setting a guinness world record having 5,000 or more christmas lights. $2300 a month. luckily the power company is helping out. thanks for watching al jazeera america, techknow featuring shark robot is next. nerds. tonight sharks. we are tracking some of the misunderstood cret cite cret cre dry cre creatures in the sea. we are behind the wheel of the fruifuture testing out the drivs car. tonight police, science and a

big storms across eastern canada. high pressure building in across the southeast. these lines are packed tightly indicating a big pressure and strong gusting winds. watch these temperatures drop overnight tonight. thursday morning, 29 it new york, 27 in washington, it may not be all that cold number-wise, but when you factor in the wind chills into the teens and single digits, and that will not move much throughout the day tomorrow. >> thank you very much. it is an annual presidential tradition, the turkey pardon, but this year was a twist. carmel and popcorn. but popcorn won becoming the national bird. the presidential family will visit a shelter later this afternoon. they always perform service for those who are less fortunate. they're serving a five-star meal at a soup kitchen this thank you. giving up the job as a chef at an upscale restaurant to work at st. paul salvation army. they'll have turkey, mashed potatoes, and gravy. i'm del walters in new york. "techknow" is up next. we have a map of all the flights in the air at this hour. it is not a christmas tree

to see the flash flooding threat there and also that freezing rain could she not been towards eastern canada as it acts as the major cities endure temperatures as we have on him towards thanksgiving. what is going to be chilly but a bit of a ride there in york city up to sixteen him back down to two but it doesn't look like it'll be sunny day for the most part it's not quite chilly seem ideal that a game of football. all right. and today here we go things are looking still very unsettled towards the north by taipei she keeps it nice and clear for you across much of western your belleville will be quite chilly here in the train is also taking another bath ring with these storms rolling through hail thunderstorms heavy rain could cause flash flooding it please close the balkans into turkey here towards the north of the system it is going to be snow and to be pretty significant that the accumulation that we did check to that the temperatures and low you can see things or be pretty cool here as well. the arrow in kiev. i'm minus one in moscow and not really improving very much in as we headed to

sunday and monday we have a risk of severe weather for many parts of the eastern us and help eastern canada. the notice of the euro area's current debate on in indiana possible higher and southern michigan we cannot exclude that the possibilities of going into your sunday night into sunday night and very serious condition down there on top of that was a very strong so we can see lines are very close to each other and not many call the area's pending in the closing bring three precipitation and snow showers and strong winds could cause traveling a very dangerous for the us with the excuse to quit western critics as follows own carry on. now the system with miami shift towards the east and the northeastern u s welding on the stormy sinus be going into monday. elena could find of the continent this time of year when we can walk the precipitation for a british columbia part of the one sent in an on again and today is not exception. i knew heath an increase in rain increasing we'll be going to monday the tenth case meant that matches the thirty centimeters of snow and temperatures i'm going to b

snow is quite heavy across eastern canada in this book shows that there will be standing there called monopoly dance with the south west which means that the arctic cold blast will be planting the temperatures in the midwest. with a soft heart trees and trees what warnings are posted windy and consternation. looking at temperatures as follows guilty tuesday with these single digits. across the northeast where you might see the person flurries of the season today with temperatures will be recovering by the weekend but do take your place and child cpr flying around in the teeth to come into the freezing point for each are high in oklahoma city taking the call yesterday here is the nineteen thirties for that night that the real rollercoaster ride across the street and cleaning up or eccentric cast i am to noon. the eye. it is i loved this dish in a nice line and adding a banshee and there. eye. and. the light landed me an american talk about an hour. how are women and powerful. if you empower women in empowering birth mothers of raising sons who were either drag us into war but deep insi

world can people discuss the issue on saturdays at an international conference in charlottetown eastern canada the budget included and spritz on cyber bullying and victims' family members said the bullying is the use immobile found in social networking services to harm are harassed other people. a number of teenagers in western countries have committed suicide after being bullied online. a seventeen year old girl killed herself in april in canada. her parents said their daughter felt very isolated and deeply hurt because her friend did not defend her. they called on the children to offer help they discover that someone is being bullied on the internet or by immobile phone. nestling in a get people to make sure that they stop doing this because it and it takes one person make a difference. children also made a skirt and the most interest to learn how to counter the tactics used by side components. i am. she has become the east has some of the world's most treasured iq logical site but the simple war that has threatened the standards of the past thanks to its creepy mask as they all six of syria

and numerous flight delays storm beginning to pull into eastern canada. center over the rain. it will be over by tomorrow morning and may be blustery and cold, but won't be raining and snowing. in most areas temperatures mid to upper 50s from san francisco to oakland and redwood city. another live view perfect our roof top camera looking at coit tower it's 56 in santa rosa. and one more live view from our camera on this lovely thanksgiving eve, it's partly cloudy overnight. dry weather and cooler next week. we may get rain. this is a storm system we've had concern about. it's dipping south ward away from the bay area taking moisture with it. that means we're likely to have nice, dry holiday weekend throughout the weekend. so later in the into afternoon hours, clouds dissipate, giving way to sunny skies. we have a concern about rough surf. we have large westerly swells and a possible sneaker wave and we have a good idea to stay away from the coastline. just be safe. tonight looking for partly cloudy skies. low temperatures mid to upper 40s. mostly sunny skies later. highs into

here's a look at the frontal system extending well to our south and west and all the way up into eastern canadait's a large frontal system. not particularly powerful. it does pack rain and replacing that pattern we've enjoyed the last two days. and temperature wise, tomorrow, low 60s. even with the rain, we'll peak midday. and the chill descends tomorrow night behind the front. 40s and 30s will be the story north and west tomorrow night. could see spots getting down to close to freezing. tonight is 52. clouds are increasing throughout the day tomorrow. especially your morning and midday. by tomorrow evening, sitting dry and cooler. 30s. that's going to be much cool her and the outlook into friday only 52. that is going to be a difference you notice. sunshine looks to dominate into the weekend. looks like a november classic coming our way. back to round veteran's day still looks good at 60. some questions about a storm next week. still more than 7 days out. we'll keep an eye on it. the navy and maryland gave saturday both look good for tailgaters. >> beautiful weather. we'll be right back . enou

and numerous flight delays storm beginning to pull into eastern canada. center over the rain. it will be over by tomorrow morning and may be blustery and cold, but won't be raining and snowing. in most areas temperatures mid to upper 50s from san francisco to oakland and redwood city. another live view perfect our roof top camera looking at coit tower it's 56 in santa rosa. and one more live view from our camera on this lovely thanksgiving eve, it's partly cloudy overnight. dry weather and cooler next week. we may get rain. this is a storm system we've had concern about. it's dipping south ward away from the bay area taking moisture with it. that means we're likely to have nice, dry holiday weekend throughout the weekend. so later in the morning into afternoon hours, clouds dissipate, giving way to sunny skies. we have a concern about rough surf. we have large westerly swells and a possible sneaker wave and we have a good idea to stay away from the coastline. just be safe. tonight looking for partly cloudy skies. low temperatures mid to upper 40s. mostly sunny skies later. hig

the low bringing the stormy weather, off the coast of eastern canada, high pressure building in. the difference between the hoe and high getting the north-east wind, bringing in the cold air, dropping overnight tonight and tomorrow. wind picking up. windy and cooler tomorrow. doesn't stick around long. warm air returns. warming from texas to the dakotas, ahead of a storm approaching the north-west. temperatures rebounding. by tuesday and wednesday back into the '50s and '60s. dry until thursday. rain in the forecast with a high of 64 on thursday. warmer weather coming up on the southern plains to the northern plains, north and south dakota seeingle warm up, working east. in the north-west it's a storm moving in. bringing moisture in from the ocean, and higher elevations starting to see snow. winter storm warnings and weather advisories. there are the valleys. what is coming down is rain. accumulating snow in the mountains and higher elevations. in the north-west levels will drop and snow will reach the valley floor. winter weather advisories in the north-west over the next few da

the storm will sit off eastern canada and bring in cold air over the next few hour, radar and the clouds - cold air coming in. dying down. we'll start to see the cold air moving in. 60 today, not all that bad. boston 58 degree. sun shine. look at the temperatures dropping. down to the 30s with freezing temperatures. not quite down into the 30st. and new york, 48 degrees. it will be a cold and windy day. temperatures barely climbing up. it gets cold on monday morning, the wind dying down, temperatures dropping to the 30s because the high pressure builds in behind low pressure, you have a cold north to north-east wind developing over new glnd bringing in the cold air. temperatures dropping. cold air comes in. the warm air returning from the south, from texas to the midwest to the dakotas. climbing into the '50s. up to 50 on sunday and monday. the next chance of rain will be in the middle of the week. here is the warm air. watching the north-west because a storm is mving in bringing snow -- moving in, bringing snow to the high elevations and valleys. the headlines are coming up. >>> this is

story of going into archives to do the research for this book in the carolinas and virginia, to eastern canadaand scotland. whenever started, i was cautious about what i would say. when they ask you on those forms, what are you studying? as the archivist and librarians, as i got to know them and found that what i am doing, one of the wonderful things that happened was, not only were they supportive of the project, but they often introduced me to and brought me materials that i would have never known were in the archives. sometimes they slipped it to me across the table. but they were all the supportive. >> what were some of your great discoveries there? >> the president who owned slaves, what happened to those enslaved people in their lives, at william and mary, one of the early founders ends up killing a child. >> explained that story. who was it? >> reverend gray. he orders a child to be beaten, and the child is beaten so severely he later dies. his parish pays him in tobacco to leave. quiteas one of the difficult moments in writing the book. there is a way to tell that story, but it is a di

gusts over 40 or 50 miles per hour, timing looks like it is overnight, and by thursday, the upper eastern canadaso we are drying out, but thursday morning the first day of hanukkah, wind gusts near 50 miles an hour. ... >>> this is access america, live from new york. i am tony harris with a look at todd's top stories. holiday travel, as they just mentioned, is rough in parts of the country. sevecep wintry weather, snow and sleet toward the east. thousands of flights have been delayed or cancelled. the supreme court will hear another case involving president obama's healthcare reform law. justices will consider whether corporations whose owners oppose abortion on religious grounds must provide coverage for birth control to employees. afghan president hamid karzai is making new demands today including release of afghan prisoners from guantanamo bay beforee

on thursday by that time the storm could be off eastern canada but it will intensify. the pressure drops rapidly. now you'll start to see a gusting wind. it could be dry, but look for a windy day. this storm really intensifying to see wind gusts at 50 to 60 mph. what does this mean for you? over the next few days if you have travel plans watch the latest forecast. we'll look at new information and continue the update the forecast throughout the weekend and through next week. now freezing rain and an area of freezing rain in oklahoma. more to come with winter weather advisories with the forecast coming up. >> thank you. still to come, the city by the bay tries to nudge out motown as the new center for automation, and a wife of a soldier pleads. >> a half century has passed since president kennedy's death. but for many it remains a vivid memory. much of the tragedy played out on television, including a home movie, here is our walter cronkite announced that the president had died. >> the flash official. president kennedy died at 1:00 p.m. central standard time. 2:00 easte

and so, nutrient of the 17th 17th century on from eastern canada had been a healthy and receptive marketfor native people enslaved in moore's throughout the americas. native people are often enslaved and sold into the caribbean. so we have a lot at this making about slavery. the thing that surprised me the most -- >> guest: that's a surprise me the most. i'm so glad we have a chance to discuss that because it is the common often expressed in casual, historical conversations, the reason blacks are africans were brought here because native americans simply didn't make us slaves. he ran away, disappeared into the western wilderness. just go the other part is the enormous death rate, the extraordinary mortality rate among native people to the new diseases in the first hundred years. in fact, actually none of that came from enslaving native people. that's a lesson we should take away. not a single one of those factors from captured, enslaving a philly native people into bondage in other parts of the americas and trading enslaved people. they are college campuses here in north america on facul

and snow in eastern new york and upper canada. 3 to 5 inches in the upper appalachians. total for the event in the northeast, widespread 1 to 3. one of the biggest rain events we've seen since all the way back in the summer for many areas. then in terms of snow, mainly western new york and reaching back to the cleveland area, we could see up to a foot of heavy, wet snow, bringing down power lines and creating some outages. the only good news, by the time we get to thanksgiving, the whole country looks quiet. i'm meteorologist eric fisher for cbs news. >>> two days left before thanksgiving and this powerful storm threatens to severely disrupt travelers. 90% of travelers this week will drive, according to aaa, nearly 40 million people. but airlines will be busier than

out of the last major stronghold and they have fled in the jungle it's believed on the eastern border. police in canaday have video that shows the mayor of toronto smoking crack cocaine and this footage was reported six months ago but couldn't initially be found. rob ford denied using the drug and daniel lack reports. >> what can you tell us about the police probe? >> a bad day began with photographers outside his house asking why police were investigating him. he had no comment but his anger was obvious. >> get off my driveway, get off my property please. >> reporter: last may two media out lets seen a cell phone video that seemed to show the mayor smoking crack cocaine and making racist remarks and the video could not be found and the police have it and the chief said it's what they have described. >> it's fair to say the mayor does appear in that video but i'm not going to get into the detail of what activities is depicted on that video. >> absolutely shocked. we have been shocked frankly for a few months. >> reporter: much of the same reaction at city hall where they called to r for the mayor to ex

canada. plenty of impacts in to friday. the front pushing through the eastern seaboard. soaking rain expected. across new england, down the 95 corridor. cities like new york city, boston, philadelphia, this rain will come down heavily. especially for the morning hours. the morning commute will be a mess. this is a powerful low. winds will be gusty. in the neighborhood of 40 to 50 miles an hour. a few spot s over water 50 to 60 mile an hour gusts. that can bring down trees and power lines. watch for power outages and the rain will come down heavily. many spots seeing over an inch of rain. watch for flooding. john and rina, back to you. >>> in boston, the date is set and the duck boats are ready. love them. boston mayor tom menino announced the victory parade is tomorrow at 10:00 a.m. two dozen duck boats will lead the rolling rally before the streets of boston in to the charles river. the mayor assures fans, police and public safety officials will also be on high alert. >> that's awesome. do they always do the buck boat thing in boston or the first year? >> i don't know.

canada. cold front moving towards the eastern seaboard. keeping heavy rain in the eastern seaboard. soaking rain through this morning. the morning commute going to be an absolute mess. along with strong, gusty winds. widespread gusts, 40, 50 miles per hour. that will down some trees and power lines. john and reena, back to you. >> all right, jim. stay with abc news, as this system moves east. we'll have live team coverage on "gma." >>> from washington this morning. some new evidence of the rocky rollout of the obama care website. how few people were able to register for health insurance just after the site launched. details from abc's steve portnoy. >> reporter: an inside look into just how difficult it was to sign up in the first days of healthcare.gov. notes from war room sessions on october 2nd and 3rd, are an early catalog of glitches. documents released by the house oversight committee, suggest just six people successfully signed up for coverage on the first day of enrollment. and by the end of the second day, after millions tried to logon, only 248 people were said to have enr

canada the us. they all share information with each other and we know that for example australia. the news but then the state to the eastern side notice that certain individuals. we know there's a lot of other cooperation between canada and the us than any other countries and of course i information collected is then shared with other agencies like the ci day. do the two countries work together and actually did he mean us or canadian citizen and the bronze. well i needed a division in the book that the nsa and the game at the eight candidates he said. both these agencies are really their secretive. they're expensive and below were cured of the peaks from snowed in. there really is in control. and who we have every reason to suspect that you operate that way. i mean people. we know that their desperation to how he that cooperation goes. we don't know. i opened the new revelations coming. glenn greenwald will shine some light on the activity because i think it's americans people really retro operate to know what these crises are doing. they are violating a right to privacy in these regions. star and the united states of cour

may be moving on, can you speak to, and you alluded to it a little bit e4, eastern in the faces and voices of recovery canada about the role of stigma and addressing it and why that is so important and if you think that there are different is, gender difference is in how the role of stigma is addressed. >> guest: yes. i think you can be a male in our culture and have too much to drink and be seen as a good old guy. you are just a terrific guy. a woman, you don't lose the masculinity. a woman drinks too much and she is seen as poppy, not as feminine. we are much harder on women who drink too much. and so i think faces and voices of recovery canada and in the state are very much are following the parent organization in the united states. we've known for more than 20 years that dixon is a complex disease like diabetes. you have to contribute to have yourself. but we see it as a moral failing. we see definitely a mother who drinks as a way down totem pole in terms of what you could admire. then we get into the complex issue of women drinking. as i do of five years we tend to have to stand up in a comment. a pers

canada. corporations are today. again the province in eastern libya now wants to go it alone citing a weak central government to stick lead itself an autonomous region indeed the area's home to sixty percent of the country's all production has been blocking supplies since the summer no tripoli's rejected a declaration by the government or so far failed to appease the rebels it's got to speed on this power phones of london analysts an expert on the middle east other fellow bold aspirations there will it be able to achieve their goals and what are the implications if they do i will let the implications will be the end of a current libya though it is a very big is a ray of the moment libya's a state but we still keep the idea that libya is a single state united with a central government if this province will break away evidently the concept of libya will have to change and move possibly to a sort of a federation of the three units that compose it see the nikkei and then to pull it out here. or eventually if this is not supported this will need a lo

as that cold air dives in out of canada and moves across winnipeg, push down across the great lakes into the eastern seaboard. i want to look at some of these lows during the early morning hours. this is what it's going to be feeling like there into bismarck. just minus 19. do have a jacket ready for that. chicago, continuing to drop down all the way down to minus seven by the end of the weekend. even over towards winnipeg, we're looking at minus 22 on saturday as well. so it is going to be staying well on the chilly side. staying with topic of winter, here in late november, let's talk about some of the snowfall across the british isles. we have a low-pressure area pushing through here. this has been dropping some snowfall already. you do have the advisories and warnings in effect, but not to mention it's accompanied by winds up over 100 kilometers per hour, at least gusting that high at times. that's creating conditions for whiteout out here as this does continue to drift off towards the east. even the low country looking at five centimeters, the heaviest into the alpines region and pyrenees. down

eastern here on c-span2. also here on c-span2, a look at u.s./canada military relations. we'll be live at 1:30u p.m. eastern. >> the senate homeland security committee last week examined the government's ability to regulate digital currencies like bitcoin. this hearing is two and a half hours. [inaudible conversations] >> well, good afternoon, everyone. thank you for joining us. we especially want to thank our witnesses, panel number one, and somewhere out in the audience, panel number two. lost your id card, go around and pick it up, please, and put it where it belongs. that way we'll know who you are, and you will too. senator rockefeller, who i succeeded here in the united states senate, many years ago he would say, his advice was wear a big button when you're campaigning so that you'll remember your name and so will other people too. we want to make sure people remember your name. over the past several months, this committee has engaged in an investigation into the potential implications of virtual currencies. during the course of in this inquiry, we've examined the issues and potential risks and

canada. plenty of impacts in to friday. the front pushing through the eastern seaboard. city, boston, philadelphia, this rain will come down heavily. especially for the morning hours. the morning commute will be a mess. this is a powerful low. winds will be gusty. in the neighborhood of 40 to 50 miles an hour. widespread, a few spots over water 50 to 60 mile an hour gusts. that can bring down trees and power lines. watch for power outages and the rain will come down heavily. many spots seeing over an inch of rain. watch for flooding. john and rina, back to you. >> thank you very much. >>> in boston, the date is set and the duck boats are ready. love them. boston mayor tom menino announced the victory parade is tomorrow at 10:00 a.m. two dozen duck boats will lead the rolling rally before the streets of boston before launching themselves into the charles river. the mayor assures fans, police and public safety officials will also be on high alert. >> that's awesome. do they always do the duck boat thing in boston or the first year? >> i don't know. it is cool. >> new york

eastern, the canadian military second-in-command will discuss a defense partnership between the u.s. and canada as well as climate change and its impact on the arctic. it's hosted by the center for strategic and international studies and again that will start at 1:30 p.m. eastern. at 3:15 p.m. on c-span, coverage from california of remarks by president obama. 's next stop on his fund-raising swing. he will be touring dreamworks animation and the impact the entertainment industry is played on the economy. dreamworks is run by top obama campaign could trigger and movie producer jeffrey katzenberg. you can catch that live on c-span. >> the '60s were -- the '60s were different us mac -- [laughter] there were a lot of things happening involving race, the breakdown in the structure of society. i was suddenly out of the seminary and in new england. and there were no rules. things were falling apart. and without structure is very difficult to navigate. i was extremely fortunate to be at holy cross. i was extremely fortunate to still have had better residuum of the way i was raised, and the structure th

the hardest of that canada and the northeastern part of the us still bringing them blowing snow conditions and youth and police conditions in northern parts of the crap that the eastern part of the west. conditions are the key not the basket in the wings will remain quite strong enough to cause them more inclined to race and teeth and that waters for cleaning items. that's the least i know it's going to be a white stick you with today across most of the east and parts of the u s and temperatures are going to be quiet although it should increase with a high near washington dc. receiving this time of year. new york the act at the crease minus two in turn onto it and one foot high in chicago. dress warmly and enjoy your thanksgiving holiday. at the canal and history and art group i am new. i do. do. and that wraps up this edition in his line. still sealed the latest in about half an hour. this baby. the offer be it. ch. i think that you need to read. christian students. evolution is correct the roads are forced to confront some books in particular. the people control the worst music and teaching tool. due to students. in each . mm mm. on the edge. one suspect georgia wi

operation that began in canada three years ago is one of the largest investigations of its kind huge quantities of videos and photos of children being sexually abused and or exploited eastern countries around the world. child victims identified in this operation. over three hundred the three hundred show but otherwise altered forever images of them become a criminal record. essential use of a child. in this operation. the victims were all pre. keep this in the summer genres five years of age. the child ring was centered in toronto canada and run by a forty two year old man who sold these videos and photos online. police said the man paid areas people to fill my children for the purpose of creating materials for c on his website. of concerts the investigators was the number of people but had close contact with children the arrests included forty school teachers. nine doctors and nurses thirty two people who volunteer with children six law in force personnel nine pastors or priests and three foster parents. when scientists set up in two thousand fines and earned its owner almost three million euros. he has been charged with child offences and running a criminal organization.

eastern. "andrea mitchell reports" is coming up next. >>> good monday and good veterans day to you. we're watching cold air spilling down from canadaseason, northern plains, great lakes and all the way down to the deep south as the cold air will make its way into the east coast by tuesday afternoon. so be careful out there driving especially through the great lakes today with numerous locations reporting snow showers. all we do is go out to dinner. that's it? i mean, he picks up the tab every time, which is great... he's using you. he probably has a citi thankyou card and gets 2x the points at restaurants huh the citi thankyou preferred card. now earn 2x the points on entertainment, with no annual fee. go to citi.com/thankyoucards thank you. thank you. i got this. no, i'll get it! no, let me get this. seriously. hey, let me get it. ah, uh. i don't want you to pay for this. it's not happening, honey. let her get it. she got her safe driving bonus check from allstate last week. and it's her treat. what about a tip? oh, here's one... get an allstate agent. nice! [ female announcer ] switch today and get two safe driving bonus checks a

canada, the united states and america mexicd africaeafrica and three companin europe. a company in toronto shipped dvd's and shared on-line pornographic videos of children it was shot in easternurope and ukraine. and police posing as customers got access to the company and raided it and cloned the customer data base and went averaged the world picking off the alleged customers and 64 346 people in all arrested. >> how did they manage to get thtochildren and save 340 of th. >> they say 386 children were rows dude. rows -- rescued. children were removed from situations weathe where they faa potential sexual abuse. they didn't say which towns. there are identity issues here and you need to keep those children's identity secret. the children have been rescued and removed to from scene where they may have been abused. they expect more rescues in the weeks and months ahead. thank you ver very very much. >>> let's go to the state of health. >> the latest gross domestic virginia alberta figure alberta. germany's gross gdp is down in the first quarter. italy remains in recession for the ninth quarter. their gdp shrank by .1%. france's gdp figures are bad news for france's president. f

eastern with al jazeera america. every sunday night, al jazeera america presents... ♪ >>> hello again, well, we are looking at a weather pattern is is beginning to repeat itself. this started in canadas the northern plains, the great lakes and now settling over parts in the midwest. the winds are kind of high and that is making the temperature feel a little bit lower in places like boston. now overnight temperatures are going to go substantially anywhere above highway 95 we think it is going to be below freezing. then as we go towards the next couple of days, temperatures are going to start to increase. i said we are looking at a repeating pattern. let me explain what we expect to see as we go towards the end of the week. another area of low-pressure is beginning to develop here across western canada. in the next couple of days that is going to start to make it's a way towards the great lakes just like this past weekend. the difference is with this particular system we don't expect to see the severe weather that we saw previously, and the reason being we still have the cold air behind, but we don't have that very warm air lingering ahead of it. but this will be much colder than the

big change already as the system continues to make its way up the eastern seaboard and collide with that other system coming out of canadaalready. snow into the northeast, see something of the icing conditions moving into virginia and north carolina and of course the heavy rain down to the south, this is all only a precursor of what we're expecting to see as conditions worsen as we go throughout the day. a massive winter storm blame for at least a dozen deaths and hundreds of accidents will bring heavy rain, snow, sleet and high winds to much of the east coast on the busiest travel week of the year. frustrated travelers already beginning to feel the ripple effect of this storm system with delays and cancellations at some 6 the nation's busiest airports. it's not just planes. the larger than life balloons flying high above the macy's day parade could be grounded. if sustained winds pass 23 miles per hour, the giant inflatable balloons can't take flight because officials fear their handlers won't be able to control them. >> we have a sergeant assigned to each of the balloons. they can be lowered all the way to the ground o

as it movers up the eastern sea board tomorrow, it'll collide with cold air coming down from canada weel delays likely on wednesday, the biggest travel day of the year. >> all right, keith. appreciate it. these two companies should be together, i think. as a result, joseph a. banks up a buck. >> you're going to like the way you look that guy was unceremoniously thrown out. i forget that guy's name. ready to engage with joseph a. bank, we believe, immediately. is this a bear hug? what is this? it's like -- >> it's a bear hug. >> they're making it known. >> unsolicited proposal. >> yeah. >> i'm trying to figure out what's gone on behind the scenes already. it sounds like they've already -- >> it's a 45% premium? >> no. >> unaffected enterprise value, and 30% premium over -- they're closing share price on october 8th. >> and it's already gone. it was at 42 before all this started happening. >> they're very similar, aren't they? what can you get a suit there for, andrew, $300? >> i don't even know. >> i think you can. >> $300, $200? >> let me message and see. >> i knew you were going -- >>

eastern corridor will be the problem. those flights originate out of there. take a look at temperatures right now. this is canada the u.s., 11 in fargo, 28 in el paso. cold, arctic air that has made its way all the way down to the main land u.s.a. the cold air and moisture is bringing freezing rain and snow across the south. heavy rain is beginning to taper off as the main gulf of energy moves farther off the east. still snow across parts of new mexico, another three or four inches in places like albuquerque. we'll see snow across the panhandle of particulatexas. so we have winter storm warnings in effect across areas, places like dallas where we'll see a coating of ice. that means you can't see in those conditions, a really, really rough one. storms down here, later on i'll show you where that storm is tuesday and wednesday. that's what we'll be doing with some of that potential snow. clayton, we'll send it over to you. >> question for you, rick, are you bloated this morning? >> can't you tell? >> that's why i didn't have to ask. from burning your hands, cuts and reaction and bloating. a lot can go wrong on tha

canada. tuesday and wednesday, it dives down across much of the eastern seaboard.tential for a bit of a snowstorm. one of the models we like has been showing the threat for snow. at sometimes times, it's been big snow. the other model we look at is much more offshore. i'm leaning towards that solution. i don't think it will be a big snow efbt, but there will be people seeing snow for the first time. it's measurable snow wednesday across the east coast. get ready. today, it will get colder by the time we get to tuesday and wednesday. down to the southeast, we'll see mostly sunny skies, morning showers across parts of arkansas. that will begin to taper off. and a little bit oh snow that we're dealing with across the u.p. or michigan and out across areas of the west. it's mostly sunshine except for a few snow showers across parts of the northern rockies. >>> so you know what time it is. it is hard to believe it is that time of year again. the countdown has begun for another christmas season with all the spending, gift giving that takes. it is a nice way to enjoy some

canada, and has more for you. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, carol. it is a terrifying scene. people at montreal airport did confirm this happened around 5:00 easternterday. it was the call of the team on board to evacuate the aircraft. with all of those flames, you don't know what could possibly happen. they were quite lucky that the incident wasn't worse. several people were treated in hospital. i'm trying to get an indication of how severe their injuries were and how many were released overnight. the transportation safety board is on the ground investigating what kind of training the crew had, in terms of who made that decision to evacuate. were they ordered by officials on the ground to evacuate? what is possibly most unsettling besides the obvious fire there is that it does seem as if the evacuation happened in quite a harried way, and that could be the way that many people incurred those injuries. can you imagine looking out your window and seeing flames down there as the flight was getting ready to depart? >> nochlt i would be jumping from the exits myself. paula newton, thank you very much. reporting live from ottawa, canada, this morning.

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