so i log on to the old on the motorway soon it will pass right through the eastern valley. it's hard to believe i'm going to go all that tire dust, brake, dust and dirt will get washed into the easing river and the tributaries whenever there's heavy rain. easily claim to here. in austin stang, we still have stone crayfish. all heads. trout, you only see here with red spots, the last fish all vanished with a motorway some months all straw city and the hikers fall fast, but this lot will have to be careful today with the snake uses if it strikes we are in a tricky situation because the gaboon find perry's one of the most venomous snakes there is going to become american 1st. in this, it's hard to imagine. the snake will be just half a metre away without a pane of glass between us, the very nose, it's venomous. and if you step on it, it's your own fault. if you start passing out, you know, it's over step. all we do that in a forest area along this is actually shit. so yes, that's actually much right, right? yeah, yeah, yeah, this is a oh say, oh, another guy say well, they're

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so i log on to the motorway soon it will pass right through the eastern valley. it's hard to believe they're going through all that tire dust, brake, dust and dirt will get washed into the eastern river and the tributaries whenever there's heavy rain and easily playing in austin, we still have stone crayfish. all have trout. you only see here with red spots, the last of all vanished with a motorway some months, all straw city to believe the hype was asked what this law will have to be careful today with the snake. he says, if it strikes we are in a tricky situation. because the gaboon find here is one of the most venomous snakes there is in become american 1st and the spirits of it's hard to imagine. the snake will be just half a metre away, without a pane of glass between us knows it's venomous. and if you step on it, it's your own fault. if you start passing out, you know, it's over. so, all we do that in a forest area. this is that? yes, that's right try. yes, yes, yes. this is an not aggressive, not as aggressive as some of those things because the most beaut

valley. the eastern third of the nation will see clear skies while temperatures return to the northeast. readings into the 60s for chicago, detroit and kansas, kansas city. mostly in the 70s across the south. chillier and more seasonable readings from the northwest to the northern plains. 59, new york. >>> coming up, the return of radio shack. >>> but first a landmark made famous by james bond prepares to be destroyed for real. >>> and this morning, a closer look at the millions of americans struggling to put food on the table. just how bad things are getting and what's being done about it. ♪ >>> that scene from the james bond movie "goldeneye" was filmed at the arecibo observatory in puerto rico. at one time it was the largest radio telescope of its kind in the world, but now it's set to be demolished. the national science foundation says the telescope is damaged and the repairs would be too dangerous. the 1,000-foot-wide dish was also featured in the movie "contact." >>> we turn now to hunger in america. millions of americans are in need right now, and that number is growing every day.

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eastern side of ethiopia. by this stage a rash of showers. there sliding their way down into kenya into uganda, some very heavy rain around the rift valley. downpours into that eastern side of the democratic republic of congo. we've also got some wet weather into the eastern side of south africa. and outspoken right. killed in a car bomb outside there. in 2005, accusations, speculation, and denials. al-jazeera was a life and find and dan samir, kassir journalist, academic and political activist. samir kassir, killing the channel on al-jazeera. you're watching out, is there a reminder of our top stories this hour? the u.s. federal office that oversees the transfer of power in the white house has told joe biden, his transition conformity begin means the president elect's transition team can now meet with federal officials. donald trump has accepted the decision, although he hasn't conceded trump said in the treaties directing his team to cooperate, but is promising to keep up the fight. british drug company, astra zeneca, and also the university say late stage testing of their cave in 1000 vaccine shows its effect on those behind this vaccin

the coachella valley may be best known for its music festival, tennis tournament, and luxury resorts. but the easternof the valley is a separate world. almost 50% of resints live below the poverty line. and winds here blow toxic dust from the decaying salton sea, california's largest lake. >> we have a large group of people that are living in conditns that you don't see in other parts of the country, mobile homes that are old, that are falling apart. >> sy: at a community event offering free flu vaccines we met conrado barzaga, c.e.o. of the desert healthcare district and foundation, which oversees healthcare services in the region. >> if you get caught with covid- 19, the closest hospital is probably one hour away for most people here. >> sy: covid has taken its toll on the low-wage workers, many who work in the area's vast date farms and make up the backbone of the valley's $600 million agricultural economy. across the country, coronavirus has infected more than 125,000 farmworkers, people who literally keep the country fed. farmwoers endure tough times even in good times. but during the pandemic t

quiet not as warm as it was further south big thunderstorm time, anywhere from the rift valley down towards the eastern side of south africa suggest has bird who see beautiful skies in the evening or at night. that's obviously thunder. there will be more thunderstorms are drifting out of south africa into southern mozambique, zimbabwe and up towards malawi. number louay in particular. but along with the does want right in this town is a long ways forecast is probably welcome 3 days of thunderstorms and they're going to hang around, i think for a bit after that from fossil fuels to modern day renewable. as societies develop their energy demands increase, requiring innovative solutions to meet such demands as a global power development of investment company, nebraska power is uniquely positioned to deliver against the state. we provide business growth, promote social economic benefits, and provide innovative, safe, and fire mentally, sound, energy solutions for future generation. breastpin pioneering future energy will rule out again, you watch the ads. there are mind of our top stories this hour and the

then monday, the storm hits the great lakes, bringing days of snow to the ohio river valley and rain up and down the easternboard. 14-year-old tyler gordon got a special phone call wednesday from the vice president-elect of the united states. kamala harris called the california teen to thank him for the remarkable portrait he painted of her and then posted on twitter. >> oh, ty, what a wonderful, wonderful thing you've done. and i know your artistry... >> oh, thank you. >> reid: the young artist says harris inspired him by breaking barriers, something he can relate to. tyler stutters and is partially deaf. there's more news ahead when we come back. ion of two immunotherapies you can take first. one that could mean... a chance to live longer. opdivo plus yervoy is for adults newly diagnosed with non-small cell lung cancer that has spread and that tests positive for pd-l1 and does not have an abnormal egfr or alk gene. it's the first and only approved chemo-free combination of two immunotherapies that works together in different ways to harness the power of the immune system. opdivo plus yervoy equals a chanc

that's northampton county in the lehigh valley, the eastern part of the state, and then erie county upn the far left-hand corner of the state along lake erie, which will flip for trump in 2016, but surprisingly flipped blue this evening. it was pretty tight in 2016. it was not sure if that was going to go back this way for joe biden but the early trends are going that way. that was a surprising one for me. >> hey, john, it's joy. quick question. given the fact that we've had people like lou dobbs go on television and say that, you know, people should go and watch what is happening in philadelphia sort of implying some sort of fraud is taking place. we've now had tucker carlson go on television and say there's no way to know if there's been a free and fair election in the united states and stoking that kind of thing and given what we've seen in other states about the response that trump supporters have had to that, wouldn't you report about the preparations that particularly in philadelphia are being made to really kind of protect both the people who are counting the votes and are doing

eastern side of ethiopia. by this stage, a rash of showers. this sliding my way down into kenya into uganda. some very heavy rain around the rift valley down pulls into that eastern side of the democratic republic of congo. we've also got some wet weather into the eastern side of south africa. it's the u.k.'s biggest hospital with the eventual capacity for 4000 covert. 19 patients built inside a london conference center. it took just 9 days to construct with the help of army engineers dramatically expanding the critical care bed count and other similar sites are underway. the actual london numbers could be much higher than advertised researches say that huge gaps in testing capacity that the government is now trying to close. extrapolate that across the country. and the spread of corona virus appears far wider than anyone thought. in a notorious waterside community, like kings and thugs were one pia to direct eventually is to stage a play take on the media, add to empower the women down the hall months to clean up debts and cuts and redefine their status in society. this is that nigeria's women walk on water, witness on al-jazeera pla

still is going to do exceedingly well in what historically has been a democrat area, the ohio valley, easternt he is going to do exceedingly well there. all the other rural counties he is going to do exceedingly well. the ground game, the best i could see it on both sides, i think the president's ground game has been a lot better than the biden frame game, frankly. >> ohio accepts absentee ballots postmarked before election day through november 13th. "the new york times" reports that trump advisors say that their best hope is to win ohio, keep the race close in florida and then try to dispute the validity of uncounted mail-in ballots. that doesn't seem like a strategy to win. it seems like an effort to undermine election results. i assume that you believe that any legally cast ballot should be counted, period? >> look, jake, all i can tell you is about ohio. we have ten days. you postmark that on monday, you have ten days to get there and we count all of those votes in that ten-day period of time. so we have got a very open voting. it's a system that has worked. we started voting in ohio 28 d

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eastern side of ethiopia . by this stage, a rash of showers. this sliding their way down into kenya into uganda. some very heavy rain around the rift valley. downpours into that eastern side of the democratic republic of congo. we've also got some wet weather into the eastern side of south africa. still ahead on al-jazeera, he was known as the bling bling president. but now france's nicolas sarkozy is facing corruption charges in court. as the man behind the ice bucket challenge, patrick quinn has died after a battle with a.o.l.'s impact tests in the search for a cure and in sport find out which major league soccer team got shut out in a shootout from fossil fuels to modern day renewable. as societies develop, the energy demands increase, requiring innovative solutions to meet such to moms as a global power develop into the basement companies. nebraska power is uniquely positioned to deliver against these developments. we provide business growth, promote social economic benefits, and provide innovative, safe and in farmington energy solutions for future generations. the brush pioneering future energy in 2012 al-jazeera traveled to iraq. peo

south bay and into the santa clara valley, low to mid- 60s for the tri-valley, not a huge difference heading farther inland. eastern contra costa and solano counties won't be dramatically warmer. temperatures around the bay itself low to mid-60s with mid- and a few upper 60s for the north bay and one of the warmer spots is farther north into mendocino and lake counties and cloverdale in the neighborhood at least of 70 degrees. temperatures might be a degree warmer sunday, not much in the way of ups and downs in temperatures the next seven days and not much in the way of rain chances at all. we continue to hope for that as we head into the first weekend in december. >>> steph curry showing off his golf game, but it's not just his putting drawing criticism. >>> and the bears running all over the cardinal, the wild finish to the big game >>> it's a big game unlike no other as stanford and cal kicked off with no fans, but the cardinal determined to get that axe back from their bay area rival. these two guarding the axe were probably the only bear fans allowed into the stadium. everyone else had to watch from tightwad h

across the rift valley all the way across into the gulf of guinea some larvae downpours and you're possibility into uganda love the possibility of showers to just pushing across into that eastern side of tanzania to the south of that it is generate dry wind by the end of the way we'll see some heavy rain for the east and south africa. in part 2 of a special investigation one o one ace visits west in a strong. he is only used to tension center and travels to the remote outback towns

quiet not as warm as it was further south big thunderstorm time, anywhere from the rift valley down towards the eastern side of south africa. suggest how does burke who see beautiful skies in the evening or at night? that's obviously sunday. there will be more thunderstorms are drifting out of south africa into southern mozambique, zimbabwe and up towards malawi. number louay in particular, but along with moves on be does want right in this town here. so the longest forecast is probably welcome 3 days of thunderstorms, and they're going to hang around, i think for a bit after that these explosions were not an act of war. these nuclear bombs were experiments by the soviet union to the kazakh people who lived in the vicinity. the motives might be little difference. rewind, silent news on down to 0. zero's here to report on the people often ignored, but who must be heard? how many other channels can you say will take the time and put extensive thought into reporting from under reported areas? of course we cover major global offense, but our passion lies in making sure that you're hearing the stories from

for the big thunderstorm time, anywhere from the rift valley dying towards the eastern side of south africa, has bird who see beautiful skies in the evening or at night that sobs fund there will be more sun. storms are drifting out of south africa, are into southern mozambique and zimbabwe and up towards malawi. now below are we in particular, but along with news our big does want right this time here. so the longest for cross is probably welcome 3 days of thunderstorms, and they're going to hang around, i think for a bit after that. school realistically, how can you deal with institutionalised corruption in this country? we listen. if this breaks up until conflict between pakistan and india, this has implications for the rest of the world. we meet with global news makers and talk about the stories that matter. on al-jazeera. decades ago, manila was called the pearl of the orient. the manila metropolitan theatre was once a testament to the city's grandeur, but decades later, the theater has become a symbol of moneyless to kate. now the philippine government is changing their governme

the fact that he will advance on the east side of the mountains utilizing the valley as an advanced route. this is an eastern theater of the war. and what lincoln is talking about. i encourage you to pull out a map of virginia. with the confederate army partner ed into what lincoln wa hoping the army could do is steal a march on the army of virginia. they were not known for that and did not often do it. steal a march, get between the confederate lee, and be able to defeat him before winter settled in. so on october 24th and 25th, they started to lay out the plan. that was essentially this. but everything programmed in between that is the loudon valley. so that called for them to march. he realized they might set off from their supply base. they are going to move in two columns. they consistent of the second and fifth core. their objective was to march along the base of the blue ridge mountains and seize each of the mountain gaps in the blue ridge. so they could secure the union supply line that would continue to grow, grow, and grow the further south that the union army advanced. they would be marching to th

valleys. down highway 4 in eastern contra costa county, you can see around hayward, san carlos and into the southilities around 3 to 7 miles per hour. not too bad. if you drive up into the hills, you will drive into that thicker cloud cover. here's some of the 60s. 60 to 64 degrees for most of us. 57 to 59 for half moon bay, san francisco and lake port. a little bit cooler. you'll like the seven-day forecast if you like quiet and uneventful weather. i'll tell you about that coming up. here's reggie. >> all the more reason to stick around here though new numbers just in this morning show how many of us are ignoring advice and boarding planes for thanksgiving. add up all the traffic at sfo and airports across the country and you get to 3 million people boarding flights in the u.s. this weekend. amy hollyfield is live at the airport. amy? >> and it's still busy this morning, reggie. look behind me. this is the delta gate at sfo. plenty of people here looking to get away this morning. we have a look from sfo over the weekend. plenty of people got away. you can see the terminal is pretty packed despit

the blue ridge mountains, utilizing the loudoun valley as his advance route, ultimately towards richmond. here on the screen is an overview map of the eastern theater of the war. essentially, what lincoln is talking about, and if you're at home i would encourage you to pull out a modern map of virginia today and you'll be able to see exactly what lincoln is discussing. but again, with the confederate army positioned around wind chester, elements of the union army were actually closer to richmond than the confederate army was. but lincoln was hoping mcclellan and the army of the potomac could do is steal a march on the army of northern virginia, something the army of the potomac was not known for and not often do. steal a march on the army of or northern virginia, get between robert e. lee and the confederate capital, potentially find some ground that was favorable and be able to defeat lee before the winter set on, and that was a bad season for campaigning. just a few days after informing lincoln of that fact, on october 24th and october 25th, mcclellan began to lay out the tenets of his plan. it was essentially this. again, looking at a ma

right now we have rain from wisconsin into the ohio valley all the way down to louisiana. but i will say, temps on the eastern side of that rain, it will be mild tomorrow. i mean, you're talking temperatures maybe 10 degrees above average for the eastern portion of that front. and on the western side, temperatures a little bit below average. washington, to boston, a rain chance, but it's also more the first part of your day than the second part of your day. other than that, that's the only story i have for you. it's quiet-- except west coast, and i want to spend time on this, margaret, it's important. the santa ana begins to kick in and it would be 50-70 miles per hour. so we're encouraging you to get outside, cook outside, you have to be careful with any kind of open flame in that portion of the country. margaret, back to you. >> brennan: lonnie, thank you. now to president trump announced he is pardoning michael flynn, the former national security adviser who twice pled guilty to lying to the f.b.i. about contracts with russia. here's cbs' ben tracy. >> reporter: former national security adviser michael fly

valley, all the way down to louisiana. but i will say, temperatures on the eastern side of that rain, it's going to be mild out there tomorrowmean, you're talking temperatures maybe 10 degrees above average for the eastern portion of that front. and on the western side, your temperatures a little bit below average. maybe five degrees below average at best. that rain is into the northeast for the big cities tomorrow-- washington all the way up to boston, a rain chance, but it's moreso the first part of your day than the second part of your day. other than that, that's the only story i've got for you. it's quiet-- except the west coast, and i want to spend some time on this, because, margaret, this is important. the santa anas start kicking in for the west coast, and those wind gusts between the mountain pass, could be, you know, 50-70 miles per hour. so we're encouraging you, if you get outside, maybe cook outside, you've got to be careful with any kind of open flame in that portion of the country. margaret, let's go back to you. >> brennan: thank you, lonnie. now to president trump's sudden announcement today that he is pard

valley. northern napa county, a batch of showers is trying to drop in. that will travel through the eastern bay area.>>> putting everything in motion, you can see curving around, the center of the storm sends center is right around us. showing the batch of showers at the northern tip of napa county, dropping down the diablo range. maybe a couple of showers out there, as the sun comes up, the rest of the day saturday, and mix of clouds and sunshine. and i stay. cool, breezy, it will feel like november. another chance for a few passing showers, it won't amount to a whole lot on sunday, a few blips of green along the coast, futurecast indicating another chance of showers from the east bay down into the santa clara valley sunday afternoon and then things will dry out for a few days. another chance for rain will head our way thursday or friday of next week off every three or four days, a chance for some of that much-needed rainfall. >>> cooling off into the upper 40s in livermore, upper 40s in santa rosa, we will end up in the 40s areawide, and upper 30s and the valleys of the northbay. a signif

counted are coming from philadelphia, the surrounding suburbs up through the lehigh valley and joe biden is making eastern pennsylvania even more blue. >> tom, let me stop you there. through the night joe biden has been winning. he's been winning the deep blue areas by 70, 80%. >> yes. because of the mail-in vote, when we look at pennsylvania, look at the ratio right here, this is pretty much the breakdown. 80% are going to joe biden. i want to say 30,000 of that 130,000 still to be counted is coming from pittsburgh, a very deep blue county. >> also overnight, joe biden pulled ahead in georgia. >> right. at this hour right now, joe biden is on top with 1,000 votes. still very, very tight. there's about 8,000 votes still to be counted in georgia. the reason joe biden is on top is the vote is coming from places like gwinnett county. he's up 58.3 to 40.4. other counties are bigger for democrats, fulton and clayton. 80% of the vote going 0 joe biden. when the votes are coming from there, that's why joe biden is taking the lead. >> let's go to georgia. steve osunsami is there. this could still take some time i

eastern time high noon in the valley of the sun. for when you that happens here today. they are gathering here in this state because of what many believe are voting irregularities. not just here but all around the country and many folks believe that's related to a particular software that is impacting the election all around the country. there also have been unusual, let's say, vote tallies here in the state of arizona. folks here what a forensic analysis of that. and they want to make sure only legal votes are counted here in the state. let me draw your honor attention to a pair of tweets beginning with arizona congressman dr. paul guser. i'm calling on governor doug ducey to call a special session of the arizona legislature under article 4 of our state constitution to investigate the accuracy and reliability of dominion ballot software and its impact on our general election. he said no election results should be certified until a complete audit of the dominion machines are made that drew a very sharp retort from the secretary of s

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across the rift valley all the way across into the gulf of guinea some larvae downpours and be a possibility into uganda lovely possibility of showers to just pushing across into the eastern side of tanzania to the south of that it is generate dry windy by the end of the way we'll see some heavy rain for the east and south africa. dissecting the headlines in the midst of a pandemic let's start with some of the. on the ground realities affect you the news coverage what's the lay of the land stripping away the spin ripping story about presidential corruption it is real it's not if you keep challenging assumptions and the official line we all decided we need to tell our story we don't want to they're lying on the authority and it's media listening post on al-jazeera . the you. are watching al-jazeera reminder of our top stories this hour u.s. president elect joe biden has outlined his administration's 4 big priorities including the coronavirus pandemic he and the vice president elect are pushing ahead with transition plans. donald trump is still refusing to concede defeat his team is preparing legal challenges to some of cults. fellow republican and former president george w

across the rift valley all the way across into the gulf of guinea some larvae downpours and you're possibility into uganda love the possibility of showers to just pushing across into that eastern side of tanzania to the south of that it is generate dry wind by the end of the way we'll see some heavy rain for the east and south africa. in part 2 of a special investigation one o one ace visits west in a strong. he is only used to tension center and travels to the remote outback towns with many inmates come from. 0. join me richelle carey is at the front questions to my special guests and challenge them to some straight talking political debate. from britain and spun out his era. you're watching al-jazeera a reminder of our top stories this sell us president elect joe biden has outlined his administration's 4 big priorities including the coronavirus and then he and the vice president elect pushing ahead with transition plans. donald trump is still refusing to concede defeat his team is preparing legal challenges to some of the counts. but biden has been congratulated by former president and republican george w. bush he says the vote was fair and it's all to come here. joe walsh i

mexico city and valley is the big held across the world to mark the international day for the elimination of violence against women. but it's looking like a soggy thanksgiving for the eastern seaboard of the united states. not cheap, bad at the moment, but this must have cloud gathering across the great plains. that's going to push its way for the race was quite an intense area of low pressure. this one, it brings the rain across the appalachians, over towards the mid atlantic states stacie new york, seeing some heavy right wing, but also seeing some of that wet weather. not rain that just makes its way across the panhandle into the deep south is going to linger here as we go on into friday. some big downpours around louisiana, mississippi, alabama could cause some localized flooding, but it should turn try by this state. as we go towards the weekend, pushing up towards that eastern seaboard by this stage when she weather cool enough into central and western parts of canada, some snow coming back in across british columbia, some heavier right, around the coast, west coast of the u.s. . we're generally fine and dry and there's some wintry flowers there on the southern end o

eastern seaboard. and as it's going in this direction, so it's being replaced by increasingly cold weather. it's showing by the amount of snow in the rockies and the cascades. rain coming down central valley of california as well, but the temperature drop be significant. could be persistent as well. and we've got that junction of the walrus in the coldish. you develop showers in the southern plain states and further east in the ohio valley. they could be quite poky once, but the time being it remains cold. the snows to easy about time to get to saturday, but still on pacific coast, and certainly in oregon and washington the next system is already on its way in, but will be a particularly rainy one, at least for the next. so we saying goodbye to each other, we leave behind, you sink a bit of a vacuum. you'd be right as well as much quieter in cuba. most of central america is that a hint of a circulation trying to get in here in the caribbean. but it's staying over water, so that might give you some big showers in jamaica with a flood risk here. for most places. it's a dry, a picture of an ethiopian hours to crack and communist rebel only to be disappeared. a family's tragedy and twined wit

across the rift valley or where cross into the gulf of guinea some larvae downpours and the possibility into uganda lovely possibility of showers to just pushing across into that eastern side of tanzania to the south of that it is generate dry wind by the end of the way will see some heavy rain for the east and south africa. but. an invitation to band witness to hold that life office. the high. the numbers the trials and tribulations. and everything miracles in just to seize the defiance the tests of character and take 2 weeks with these documentaries with a delicate touch on al-jazeera. a lot of the fans of taliban were lucky that we are the ones travelling at the mile where all the media don't go we go there and we give them a chance to tell their story. here as president elect joe biden gets to work on his priorities but donald trump is refusing to concede setting up a difficult transition of power. hello i'm have a magazine and this is al jazeera my friend also coming up. celebrations in azerbaijan after the government announced the capture of a city in the disputed nagorno-karabakh region. people in argentina voiced their anger.

rift valley running over towards the gulf of guinea more the site as we go through choose they further south it is generally try across southern africa but we have seen flooding rains across the easternside of south africa that what's the weather will gradually make its way out into the open waters. dissecting the headlines in the midst of a pandemic let's start with some of the on the ground realities affecting the news coverage what's the lay of the land there stripping away the spam a gripping story about presidential corruption it is real reporting it's not if you're challenging assumptions and the official line we all decided we need to kind of our security we don't want to rely on the authority and if media village post on out is they are. welcome back you're watching i'll just 0 means the whole rama reminder of our top stories donald trump and his democratic rival joe biden making their final push for support in battleground states the president is touring 5 states and want a wall by focuses on one swing state of pennsylvania. also the f.b.i. is investigating an incident in texas involving trump supporters whose fake all surrounded a biden campaign bus they can be seen getting

will see some of that rain in the ohio valley, maybe a little bit of snow in areas of western new york and northern new england, but not a lot. and much of the easternaboard's still looking good. and how about that thanksgiving day forecast? still a lot of question marks for the eastern seaboard. there will be a storm. the timing of it's a little uncertain. it could be wednesday night. it could be more thursday. but we'll keep an eye on it, kasie, but there is a chance of rain still on the east coast right around thanksgiving. we'll figure that out at the beginning of next week. we'll pinpoint it for you. >> all right, sounds good. in the meantime, let's enjoy this absolutely beautiful weekend. bill karins, thank you very much, my friend. we'll see you on monday. >>> still ahead here, officials with "operation warp speed" have briefed senators on the coronavirus vaccine progress, but apparently have no plans to brief the biden team. that new reporting coming up next. n team that new reporting cominupg next at t-mobile, we believe you should get more. that's why we've merged with sprint. now it's about to get even better. and as we work to integrate

eastern seaboard. and as it's going in this direction, so it's being replaced by increasingly cold weather. it's showing by the amount of snow in the rockies and the cascades. rain coming down central valley of california as well, but the temperature will be significant. could be persistent as well away. got that junction of the walrus in the coldish. you develop showers in the southern plain states and further east in the ohio valley. they could be quite poky once, but for the time being it remains cold. the snows to easy about time to get to saturday, but still on pacific coast, and certainly in oregon, washington, the next system is already on its way and that will be a particularly rainy one, at least for the next. so i resign goodbye to each that we leave behind. you sink a bit of a vacuum. you'd be right as well as much quater in cuba. most of central america, that a hint of a circulation trying to get in here in the caribbean. but it's staying over water, so that might give you some big showers in jamaica with a flood risk here. for most places, it's a draw a picture of the gang life. this was our foundation and what we are i tried to do something different. when i met daisy, he wa

valley, california. exploring the american story, watch american history tv, this weekend on c-span3. ♪ the u.s. supreme court hears oral argument in trump v new york monday at 10:00 a.m. easternn c-span. the court will hear whether or not president trump has the authority to exclude undocumented individuals leaving in the u.s. from the census abortion debate, this into the argument live at 10:00 a.m. eastern live on c-span, on at at c-span.org/supremecourt, or on the c-span radio app. >> washington post columnist george will talks about the trump presidency and the future of the republican party. mr. will is a former republican who changed his voter registration to unaffiliated in the first year of the trump administration. this is an hour. >> we are thrilled tonight to welcome back the distinguished george will, who will be in conversation with -- i am sorry, i am sure you have won many awards, i cannot be sure which ones.

valley down to the gulf. bright sunshine from the plains down into texas. rain and snow in your mountain areas. we're looking on thursday gray and rainy along the easterncontinues out west with temperature staying cool, drying out into the northeast and mid-atlantic states but heavy rain developing down through the lower mississippi river valley into the gulf. that's what's >> good morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall. we do have some nice weather in our forecast going into thanksgiving. it's going to be dry and cool. here's a look at our high for today as we reach into the low to mid-60s across the bay area. even though it would be really great to have some rain at this point, we are going to have some dry conditions and morning temperatures dropping down into the mid-30s over the next few days. >> and that's your latest weather. >> thank you, al >>> coming up next, we'll catch up with joe scarborough. he's got a new book out about harry truman's time in the white house. joe will tell us how that presidency could have some lessons for the incoming president. >>> welcome back. an american president inherits a an american president inherits a country in

valley. that is heading toward the east so watch out for flight delays especially in the eastern half of the nation from today until tomorrow. you can see it progressing towards the east. now, for your thanksgiving you're going to be waking up to probably some rainfall in boston and new york city. if you're planning on an outdoor thanksgiving it may not be the best there, but the rest of the country is looking really good. southeast and also in the pacific northwest. then we have a big storm system that's going to move in to the eastern half of the nation as we head into the weekend and beyond. especially monday. gayle, we could be talking about a very big snowstorm for parts of the ohio valley and great lakes and maybe another one by the end of next week. >> you're at penn state? i was looking at all the traffic behind you, jeff. what's that truck doing? >> jeff was advertising. >> reporter: yeah. i'm getting commission. >> yes, i get it. thank you, jeff. thank you, very important information. >>> now back to the pandemic, which has hit crisis levels in america's heartland. one hospital in