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decades in communism .ery frustrated to see the pendulum has returned to its , which isposition very far to the left. away from ronald reagan and margaret thatcher. regret, the impact of this exceptional trio of truly legendary personalities turned out not to be permanent. brought about only a short-term or perhaps medium-term change. alreadyinal effect has fully evaporated. the prominent personalities of the contemporary europe are politicians such as emmanuel or the new pope francis. thatcher, organ, john paul ii are more or less forgot. do we actively try to do something with it? i am afraid not. for new upholders oldadvocates of conservative ideas and beliefs? for able,e time persuasive politicians who would be able to make these ideas dominant again. ronald reagan, margaret thatcher, and john paul ii had all of these characteristics. improbable, highly historic coincidence or something because mankind deserves it. respect, i am rather pessimistic. thank you for your attention. [applause] >> up next, we continue our coverage from a white house writers group conference looking at

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erisen is eris -- one is -- when is eris. this could be a week for trade tensions.: they could be a pivotal week for oil as discussions could happen at the g20, as well with leaders of the two biggest oil-producing countries there, as well. markets are bucking the downward trend with asian stocks gaining and u.s. pointing higher. oil is heading higher, including it's holdingd stubbornly above 3%. let's bring in the senior economist. with the selloffs we've seen in equity markets in credit, as well, the gyrations in the market, is this going to simply extend the current cycle or is it going to cut it short? niraj: it's likely to extend the current cycle. theydon't die of old age need a correction. i don't see these excesses that would lead me to think this market event would be a major economic event, which means more likely than not, this selloff in markets is not telling me the economy is soft. it's just telling me there are risks to be careful of. i would expect the market to follow. i'm putting together the recession risk chart, the recession possibility forecast

currently by republican scott perry and the 16th district which is in the northwest corner of the state in erie county represented currently by republican mike kelly. and these are two districts that are pretty republican. president trump won them by nine points in the harrisburg district, by more than twenty out in i the warren pennsylvania district.ct but they're both races where some polling has showed pretty tight the contest the especially in the one outside of harrisburg. democratic national groups are starting to put some money into those races. and really those are the kind of reach districts where democrats manage to win those, those could really be the sign that they're not just winning toss-ups, but that there might actually be a wave on. if there's going to be a wave, those might be two of the first places that we see it. >> host: looking at the 10th district, if the state did well for donald trump, why is scott perry having the issues that he has? >> guest: well, there's a few factors there. the biggest one probably is that, as a lot of people probably know, the pennsylvania congre

as we take a look at the great lakes as well from superior to michigan to lake erie we're seeing lakeffect snow. that's what we're going to deal with. we are going to see all of the snow begin to move on out. it's the lake effect snow and the gusty conditions that are going to be real problems as we roll on through the rest of the day. how much are we going to get? well, potentially we could get up to six inches in some locations like erie, pennsylvania, close to nine in jamestown, new york. that's a quick look at what's >>> santa rosa is waking up to a frost advisory. current temperatures right now at 29 degrees. napa also below freezing at 33 degrees. meanwhile, down near the south bay, 42 degrees. these chillier temperatures will warm up into the 70s but its the extreme fire danger that is expected to continue this weekend that really has us concerned not just for the northern california area but also down through southern california. a new red flag warning has been issued starting tonight through sunday afternoon. >>> and that's a quick look at >>> and that's a quick look at the w

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more scent plus oxi boost and febreze in ery gain fling. >>> just about 5:00 a.m.y big morning i our area. today, possibly in a matter of hours,l amazon w name northern virginia as one of the sites for its new adquaters. itould be built in crystal city. according to the reporting we're seeing today, t second location would be in new york city. >> this morning, we have live team coverage o this announcement. we're looking into the plans and what the news means for our entire region's economy. a soaking cold rain fell late into the night. what do things look like for the commute? not that great at least for now. >> melissa with a check on traffic for us. let's start with chuck bell to ft a lay the land. what do we expect? >> it's going to be a wet start. the rain is coming to an end but the off and on drizzle iin't to go anywhere any time soon. here's storm team 4 radar this morning. these areas

and get the support to find the answers, to ery fearless question. carefirst medplus. live fearless. > it's more peaceful today. >> it wasn't too bad. >> it did feel better.ha now the winds have relaxed, rain chances increased. it's s not one thing, another. >> always. >> tomorrow isn't going to be a washout. we'llat have red showers around. the timing has kind of changed. the best chance for rain now is during the morning and midday hours. your friday and afternoon and evening looking mainly dry. i don't think that's a bad change for mosof us especially if you have plans out there friday night. take a look at your weather headlines. when i say rain is in the forecast tomorrow, we're not talking about a heavyteady rain by any means much there's the chance that you're dealing with a shower or two durin the day, otherwise, mostly cloudy skies. and then as you look to the ha weekend, w showers in the forecast, mainly for the second half of saturday and the first half of your sunday. also warming up. so sunday afternoon is looking nice.y especially compared to the bitterly

it is erie to see them wearing the masks while they're on the swings. >> at least they have the masks because we are looking at thick smoke. i know people are talking about how bad it is breathing. and we are looking at that air quality that will continue with unhealthy to very unhealthy air quality conditions once again today. checking air quality right now. the red dots that means very unhealthy air and that will continue as we go through the day. our temperatures are in the 30s, 40s, and in the 50s this morning. klncord you're at 41.

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. >> it's a little erie, a lot of kids are out on may grounds be it's hard to kids inside day af >>> this san jose mother said she had to get her children out for an hour, before heading back inside, she took her two children to lincoln glenn park hoping to keep them from getting cabin fire. but, smoky conditions can be hazardous for children and elderly, and the current conditions are unhealthy for anyone. >>> anyone headed to the airport this morning should contact their airline, it's causing delays at the airport. passengers at sfo were as long as 40 minutes. there were no delays in oakland, it's hard to see the smoke at san jose airport. >>> and the marathon is cancelled, that happens inside the walls of the prison every year in san quentin, they decided to call it off. that marathon has been rescheduled for december 14th. >>> the time is 4:36, firefighters are making progress battling two wildfires down there. the woolsey fire has burned 153 square miles. it's 62% contained. three people have died in that fire. 3 firefighters have been hurt. governor jerry brown and the interior

repalce your smoke alarms ery 10 years. if they're old an discolored it'sime to replace them.egularly.i a grea to change them is every spring and fall when you change your clocks. and lastly, check your alarms weekly. replace. change. test. because early warnings help to save lives. >>> week 12 in the nfl season. football night in america right here on nbc. 20 degrees outside. let's go inside to minnesota. curt can cousins 3 for 342 yards and three touchdowns. the packers would remain winless on the road.ve to denr. big ben airing it out here to smith, sustr who's got the good juju. 97 yards for the touchdown. big ben for 362 and that pick would seal it deal for denver. pittsburgh hasn't had a loss since september. >>> the browns baker mayfield seems to be getting better every week. he led cleveland ove th bengals 35-20. s snapping atreak of 25 straight road losses and finally you can add a few more accomplishments for tom brady's march to canton. he became the leader in regular season and playoffs. 79,416 yards passing and reached 3,000 yards passing for the 16th season of hi

he wrote his article and then he told his neighbor about his 1958,ery and years later, the jamison family invited the woodlief family to the plantation to celebrate the historic event that had happened on their land. the family started meeting in 1958 and three years later opened it to the public. today as we celebrate thanksgiving festival that has ,een held for the last 57 years it actually re-creates the first thanksgiving when the landing occurred and a lot of other colonial games and things take place, but the main purpose is we have been reenacting that thanksgiving ever since, as they had ordered in the initial papers. once the captain left england, they gave him instructions to do 10 things. the very first thing was when he landed, to say thank you for their safe journey and to do that perpetually and annually. that is why captain woodlief had his men neil and give a prayer of thanks. we think that that is the reason they did that as part of the official first thanksgiving, because it was ordered by england. others in the new world responded to know specific orders from anyone, al

what pilots are b ery. >>> an his for help with 911 before falling unconscious outside the emergency room. >> why can't the operator call the hospital er? >> i know, that would have maybe saved her. >> to the, his call for change to save others. >>> the fbi urgently searching for a 13-year-old girl kidnapped outside her home. the authorities asking the public for help. >> i cannot stress this enough. every second counts. >>> and girl scouts versus boy scouts. a major feud takes an ugly new turn. >> announcer: this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt. >>> good evening, everybody. attorney general jeff sessions fired by shorteiving warm sendoff from colleagues as he left the justice department for likely the last time. but there were no warm goodbyes from the president, who made sessions one of his favorite verbal punching bags after he recused himself from the russia investigation. his exit now strips oversight of that case from sessions' deputy rod rosenstein, and for now into the hands of someone who has openly criticized the special counsel's work. we get late details starting w

. >>> americans eat about 30 milles of romaine lettuce -- ery day. >>> a unique thanksgiving meal for the holds. students from the oakland school for the arts assembled a dining room yesterday right next to a local homeless encampment. excuse me. the organizers went all out and brought in fresh linen, china, stemware and, of course, a delicious meal. the guests took some time to trust the organizers to come out, but the tables soon filled up. >> i was going to go to denny's, but this beats it by a long shot. >> this is making my day. >> the performing arts students also sang for their guests as they ate their meals. so they got a dinner and a show. >>> an estimated 3.5 million people braved brutal cold and brisk winds in new york city yesterday to watch the annual macy's thanksgiving day parade. the temperature dipping down to 19 degrees. it was one of the city's coldest thanksgivings in decades but spectators were undeterred. balloons like charlie brown and first-timer goku were cleared to fly but at lower heights winds. the grinch dipped down a little too low at one point. the wind

. >> i would say that the inflammation of the act has gone .ery far from its intent i want to be clear, if someone is not doing their job, they should not work at the v.a. the reality is that this law has been wielded by supervisors as a to get was ass -- lowers to stay quiet. to keep people from voicing issues that they have at the workplace. that have beenle removed from the v.a. through the accountability act, fewer than 1% were supervisors. this is a law that is being wielded by the v.a. to go after lower-level employees of whom a great number are disabled veterans. >> we are taking calls right now. you are on with our guests. >> thank you. as i am listening to your program, i started watching the prior segment. this. to say as a veteran, i enlisted in 1969. my parents signed for me to join. here is the thing that two guys are not talking about. do you know what 100% service connected pension payments are? do you know how much that is a month? important of that figure. what i'm saying is, you are talking about stuff that the average veteran doesn't even care about. hospitaln't get

out here, erie, we'll see how that turns out. if you're the democrats and you need nine, there are your 25 opportunities, give or take whatever the republicans may or may not pick up. we haven't mentioned this race all night. this is up in maine, the 2nd district up here. the democrat only 5%, though. so we're counting slowly there. we'll watch to see if the democrat can pull that off. then you pull it out and looking down. we called one virginia race early. we just called another virginia race. is it possible the democrats pick up three in what was once a red state, now a more blue state of virginia? are the suburbs changing this much? 99%. 1892 votes. the democratic challenger, abigail spanberger leading republican incumbent dave brat. dave brat became a bit of a national name when he knocked off eric cantor, many thought on track to be speaker of the house. i've been getting text all night from the cantor wing of the republican party. they're not crying over this. they want to keep the house majority. there's not a lot of tear

he went from having a very,ery conservative, very, very -- noted for his anti-immigration polies whene was a senator that could have carried him to the d.o.j. bu, right n he's been, you know, turned into an enemy because of the russia probe. he was always an enemy with the democrats. and he's leavingithis tail between his legs but some people are sad to see him go on the democratic side. whoever signs themselves next you're signing for their last fate. you don't want it to be your last job. robert: and the trigger was the midterm elections. sometimes we forget it actually happened this weekue onay. things moved so quickly. let's think about what happened. democrats seize control of the house majority winning 225 seats. that's accord dog the "associated press"'s latest count. republicans won 1297 seats in -- 197 seats. in the senate, they held on to 51 seats. but there are two races that remain too close to call. in florida, rick scott hold as narrow lead over bill nelson is suing t democratic county bow ward and palm beach claiming in rampant ag fraud. >> i will not sit b idlyy while

e got the job done and we were ery proud of that of getting rid of all kinds of corporate money and the rest. the special interests found ways. and now here we are again at a time when we are in the majority invigorated by this outstanding reform-minded caucus to come forward with h.r. 1 and we will be addressing by some of their additional ideas to act upon this legislation. we have seen strong consensus as we go forward and part of that to pass the voting rights act, long overdue. built a record and so this is xciting. this is transformative occasion. this historic class of freshmen is going to make not only a difference in the congress but the entire country and we see the interaction with the public that when they trust you on this issue as john sarbanes said, they trust you on other issues as well. and that confidence is what our democracy is all about. if you have any difficult questions to new -- the new members have not spoken. [laughter] they volunteered to take whatever you may say. reporter: you talked about your legislative agenda. when you talk to your new members, which in

and i ery much believe that the people in iowa and kentucky share the same centiment. >> sreenivasan: let's talk about a couple of other states, nevada and michigan, automatic voter registration. w significant is that? what does it do? >> it's very exciting. automatic voter registration means that when somebody is attempting to register to vote, the presumption is if they're eligible, they're going to be gistered to vote. >> sreenivasan: you have to opt out. >> you have to opt out. that's exactly rig and also that the information is going to be electrorecally transfto the election office, rather than messing with pieces of paper that someone to then go in and measure. it's a really exciting measure because it's got something forev ybody. if you're someone who wants access and wants more people participating, well, it's opt out, right. you're going to be ristered unless you say you don't. if you want your government to be workinmore efficiently, you're not going to be messing with all these pens and papers entry. if you're someone who wants thel to be cleaner, the fact that it's transf

no i'm punching above my weight in ery way.are talking about one of the greatest people in the world. she represents a lot. she is from the bronx. she came from nothing. and has created what we call the american dream. there is so much opportunity for people, and because we are so fortunate and grateful, oures birole is what i am doing today. baseball saved my life. and girls club saved my life. i come from a single parent. my mother worked two jobs. she served tables at night. if it wa't for the boys and girls club and baseball, i wouldn't be here talking to you. reporter: alex rodriguez, thank you for your time. alex: thank you. laur a-rod there. it is that time of year. thanksgivi is fast approaching, and with it the white house tradition of pardoning a feive turkey. 1947 u.s. presidents pardoning e birds. today it was the fate of carrots peas laid in the hands o donald trump. mr. trump could not resist a few quips about the midterm elections. joked that carrot refused to concede and demanded a recount. i am laura trevelyan.

lake effect snows behind thist up towards places like erie, butch low. if you're driving there during the day tomorrow, that's something to watch out for, but then, it's just the cold. and i'm talking big-ti cold. mild temperatures to the south of this front. to the north, though, we get the jet stream coming all the way down dipping downo our south, and that brings in some arctic cold. the first real taste of winter that we've seen. the first real shot of arctic air, really, as temperaturth, look at. these are the wind chills by thursday morning, 7:00 a.m. 18 for a wind chill in d.c. 13 in frederick. 17 in manassas. we probably warm up by noon, well, sure, up to 21 on thursday afternoon. so, yrhanksgiving is going to be on the cold side, guys. the breeze, going to be 20 miler per heads up. going to beomorrow, on the cold side, too, but heads up. it's really thursday andwe frid e really got the cold air. tomorrow, 52. sun and clouds. it will feel a lot cooler because of the breezy conditions with that mixture of sunclnd ds out there. wednesday, upper 40s

>>ery angry. nick: does trump anger you? >> does trump anger me? i think i've gotten past that.is beyond anger. he motivates me. >> for the navy m lfly one of these, i had to pass a lot of tests. nick: democrats are fielding a record-breaking number of e.male candid here it is a former navy helicopter pilot. at aime when the party is moving to the left, they have tried to field moderates in these republican-held seats. this race, like so many others, re close, but at this republican rally for their cossional candidates, female voters were untroubled by the president's often insulting behavior towards women. >> i have no problem with donald trump. i loonald trump, and that is why i am here today. >> iupport him 100%. nick: suburban women are supposed to be deserting donald trump. >> they're not asking suburban women. they are not asking me. i'm not. i support the president. nick: pink wave or not, this election looks like reinfo the realignment of democratic politics.de cratic strength is concentrated in the cities and the suburbs, and donald trump's america lies beyond. nick bry

this is an erie sight. it is burning towards the ocean. >> oh my god. >> reporter: in the community of west lake villa, neighbors watch fire natos rip h their canyons. did you get everything out? >> just my papers. >> reporter: she says she's worried her home of 35 years might be lost. >> are you scared? >> yes. absolutely. well, we're safe, ? ok we're safe. >> reporter: others evacuated with everythiy could including horses. >> the fire was all around me. i couldn't change smoke and fire. >> reporter: right now, we're seeing people that waited for the last possible minute getting out while thes get so close. >> reporter: on the ridges above, firefighters work to beat back flames tfet like a blast furnace. just like that the fire comes up the ridge, we're falling back for safety.>> evacuate the area. >> reporter: in malibu, nic as a plume of smoke threatened more destruction. the entire ocean city ordered to evacuate ing traffic jams before the flames moved in. >> it feels like the garden of eden turned int

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the capital district north wards, little bit of snow now between erie and buffalo. let's time the mess out for you today. snow in northern new england. the storm continues up into areas of maine. that's when the lake effect snow especially this evening will really kick in. even into tomorrow morning. anyone driving west on interstate 90 new york state through way will have travel s areas of northern new england and the mountains will get nailed. it is also going to get colder in areas of the southeast. >>> the november chill, we go from snowstorm to cold and it's been one of those novembers. >> that's right. we have to bundle up. thank you. >>> well, ten stars will be rocking around the christmas tree here at 30 rock for the annual rockefeller center christmas tree lighting on wednesday. the whopping 72-foot-tall norway spruce is decked out in 50,000 lights and topped with a 9-foot wide swarovsky crystal star. diana ross, tony bennett, brett eldridge, john legend and more. kicks off at 8:00 p.m. on nbc. it will be a great show. >> all that footage from last year. di

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latest nbc news/"wall street journal" poll the democrats do have an advantage heading into election ery. is a 7-point advantage among democrats, but we also do know that it comes down to individual races, and that's really what's going to matters and the vot that go to the ballot boxes in the districts in states across the country, what we're going watching tonight is that democrats will have a good i night they can win in some of these suburban districts that are current held by republicans. we are going to be looking at new jersey.er s a whole bunch of republican seats that could be won by democrats there. we are going to be looking at georgia, atlanta suburbs, georgia 6 is the ce. if a democrat can win there, democrats are going to have a very good night. but i also want to say that regardless of what happens on election day, if the democrats take control of the house and republicans maintain control of the senate, which is, ofoue, the big picture story we're going to be looking for, there's also a lot of barriers being broken. we could see the first african-american woman to run a a

. >> this is an erie sight. very seldom do we see the freeway completelyright no down in both directions as the fire has breached the freeway. it is burning towards the ocean. >> oh, my god. >> reporter: in wesley village, neighbors watched firenados rip through their canyons. were you able to get everything out? >> just my papers out. >> reporter: are you scared? >> yes. absolutely. well, we are safe, okay. we are safe. >> reporter: others evacuated with everything they could, including horses. >> the fire was all around me. i couldn't see anything except smoke and fire. >> reporter: right now we are seeing people who waited for the last possible minute getting out while the flames get so close. on the ridges, the firefighters work to beat back flames that felt like a blast furnace. we are falling back for safety. in malibu, an impending plume of smoke causing the entire city for evacuated, and causing traffic jams. >> it feels like the garden of eden turned into the gates of health. >> even celebrities affecte

in germany militarist and nationalist factions united around general erie shooting dogs who had been the de facto second in command of german forces during the war. luden doff would later. not at all hitler. hitler said. our people are miserable we must act now also that they do not join the communists. in january nine hundred twenty three the french and belgian troops occupied the rule region because germany had fallen behind in its war reparations payments. those payments contributed to an economic crisis that included runaway inflation the german government kept printing more and more money. by one point a loaf of bread cost four hundred sixty billion marks. the thirteen year old son described the situation. where no father brings home his daily pay we spend it right away because the money will soon be worthless. in the rule region tensions increased between the local residents and the occupation troops. these pictures show a french officer assaulting germans who failed to remove their hats during a funeral procession. called november the ninth one thousand nine hundred twenty thr

this semi jackknifed on i-90, that's in erie, pennsylvania, already arrived. this ferry, you can see, to meteorologist rob marciano, tracking it all live for us again tonight. >> reporter: hi, david. we're still dealing with thi ng oemff n the coast of maine. it's all snow. record snow, as a matter of fact, in burli the ke eect ow machine ingn.s to cranking south of buffalo right now.anh utwe. 80-mile-per-hour wint as l but an even stronger storm will come in tomorrow night, bringing in, yes, beneficial rains and hefty mountain snow. but heavy rains over the areas that got burned by wildfires this month, and we're concerned about mudslides later this week. david? >> all right, we're watching both coasts tonight. rob, thank you. >>> we're going to turn now to a terrifying scene inside a school in oklahoma. a pit bull getting into the school and authorities say attacking children, third and fourth graders. several were taken to the hospital, and now body cam video tonight showing how first responders and a teacher helped stop the dog. here's abc's kayna whitwort

fog limiting visibility on the roads in erie, pennsylvania. and icy conditions forcing this car right off the road in the region, too. and as i mentioned, freezing temperatures, wind chills in some places below zero right after. and the winds could be an issue for the famous thanksgiving day parade right here in new york city. so, let's get right to chief meteorologist ginger zee leading us off tonight with what's coming. hey, ginger. >> reporter: hey, david. so many of us have plans to be at parades on thanksgiving morning, from detroit to new york city to philadelphia, where i'll be, and the numbers are not pretty. check out the wind chills of what you'll be exposed to. single digits for some. subzero, when you go interior new england. utica, 4 below. the feels like in boston, 0 on thanksgiving morning. and it doesn't rebound much. that arctic air settles in. new york city could tie for their third-coldest thanksgiving on record. and then the wind, 20 to 30-mile-per-hour gusts that will make it at least challenging for those balloons at that

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it is erie to see them wearing the masks while they're on the swings. >> at least they have the masks because we are looking at thick smoke. i know people are talking about how bad it is breathing. and we are looking at that air quality that will continue with unhealthy to very unhealthy air quality conditions once again today. checking air quality right now. the red dots that means very unhealthy air and that will continue as we go through the day. our temperatures are in the 30s, 40s, and in the 50s this morning. concord you're at 41. oakland good morning to you at 49. san francisco at 52. san jose atanta rosa at 36 as we start off the day. so hazy smokey skies. we could see some slight improvement with that air quality late in the week. we're talking possible by the weekend. but the pattern change is possible just before thanks gives and that will be something to be -- thanksgiving and that will be something to be grateful for. i'll take you through the future cast in the next 10 days when we could see that rain. >> thanks. we start off in the south bay with some good news. we just

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places like south of buffalo on the shores of lake erie already have as much as 35 inches of snow.rk and new england. isn't that frightening. >> the new west coast storm is coming after the devastating wildfires. sandbags are being filled. storm drains cleared to prevent any sort of flooding. mudslides, debris floes and flash flooding are all possibilities and very likely. let's get the forecast from paul williams. good morning, paul. >> good morning, kendis, janai. flash flooding, that's just one of the problems throughout california now that we finally got the rain in here, reaching all the way down towards los angeles. we're concerned about burn scar mudslides. that's going to cause drought relief but gusty winds, travel disruptions and dangerously rough seas as well. in addition to that, we're also concerned about wide spread snow as well. as well as upstate new york, vermont, new hampshire, maine, icy mix towards the ohio valley region. we're looking for that problematic situation for us around the entire great lakes region for thursday. that's not all. saturday a monster of a

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that's a rain-snow mix becoming all snow as you get up toward the coastline of lake erie.all rain and it will be a l ra the time. there's no snow in our forecast for the d.c. metro are for this particular event as this first area of rain pulls out. it will remain cloudy today. but that could change over to snow in the high spots. mperatures barely above freezing. ny wet snow in far weste maryland. rainfall amounts, hal an inch to an inch of rain. a very soggy period for sure. temperatures are in the chilly 40s and now we'll stay mostly in the 40s to barely around 50 degrees today. falling temperatures. get ready to break out the wintercoats. more rain tuesday and more the middle of next week. let's get totrelissa with ble on the inner loop. >> inner loop ramp to 202. this is hard to see but look at this guys. somebody ran into a sign. the sign smashed the car. amazingly the person in that vehicle was nothurt. the radar showing you where it's raing along our roadway is causing a slow down. the beltway slower thannormal. downtown slow as well. georgetown, westbound m street

so, this whole county was a gun ery practice range. 3,000 or 4,000 there was no worry about shooting somebody accidentally. this was one of seven sites that air corps set up for emergency landing fields because these were new airplanes that had just come from the factories and they weren't thoroughly connected out. a problem they had they had all of these emergency landing fields. county.re seven in the our landing field on what is now emergency landing field six or site six. members are not dumb. site.was a wonderful you have a lake with fish in it, year nice and warm all long, and i think we are going o have a mechanical problem when we take our practice flights and practice shooting on so crew chief make sure the fishing gear and a couple of are in the bombay when we have our emergency. so army wasn't dumb either they said if you are going to do that we will make it an official relaxation base so people not only the trainees but back from battle would have a place to come and unwind and relax. so, they turned it into an r and built barracks and a mess hall. they had little fishing

as we've talked about on the show many times, october was a ery difficult month for this industry overallsome of the tech stocks have been following even before october got under way. a really difficult week. a lot of questions about this big data center buildout. companies have been investing in data centers, snapping up servers, snapping up the chips. that is something that is weighing on one part of the technology industry but, the consumer side of things, apple is a huge bellwether, given its ole in selling iphones and other devices -- they are really emphasizing sales and services over selling prices. selina: cook answered saying that turkey, india and brazil and russia, he said apple's business in india was flat. how are they doing in emerging markets, when you look at apple versus competitors? >> i think, overall they do well. apple is not in this to be the largest volume player. they are in this to be the most profitable player. those markets are always a bit challenging. some of these economies like india and so forth, are -- the middle and upper class are compared with the marke

ery day. and thousands of migrants are working up in tijuana and worried president trump will make them stay in mexico. we will keep you updatedon this story. >> thank you. >>> we have new details of a winchester police officer killed on the job. he cra his cruiser while responding to a 911 call for a ght. fellow officers saluted his sket yesterday. e governordered u.s. and virginia flags throughout theo state lowered to half-staff on the day of the officer's burial. >>> the trump administration is pushing back on the accusation that it deliberatelyed pic black friday to release a report on climate change hoping the public would be too busy to notice it. it says the evidence that humans are creating climate change is overwhelming.mp president t policies continue to be add odds with science, and he continueslpaq roll back regulations. >>> and george papadopoulos will head to prison. he begins his two-week sentence. last year he plead guilty to lying about his entinteractions with government off

and off effect lake erie. watch out for squalls and slippery roads.e airports shs maybe minor delays because of winds and in new york and boston. and with the storm in the west, that's where we could see more significant delays. much oof the eastern 2/3 of the country find rain. and there's i 90 in red becausef of the snow squall factor. it snowed petty good yesterday north of boston. then as we head to areas of california, especially late today, there's san frivgo getting the rain, the mountain passes could have problems too. and thanksgiving day. the bitter cold and ib do think we're going to get those ballooned up. they'll be just fine. but how about this wind chill. eight single digits for the parade. not a fun three or four hours sitting out there. >> kids are going to look like snowman all bundled up. >> whoever wanted to sell hand warmers could makeb a bundle. >> good point. >>> the candidates in mississippi's run off race face off in their only debate. >>> plus nancy pelosi moves one step closer to becoming house speaker as a potential challen

some of you may have seen these ery interesting computer visualizations of voting in the united states, where the info graphic imagines that democratic voting areas are islands in an ocean. you see this archipelago of democratic cities, big cities, college towns, in this ocean. the reverse of that, if you've ever seen this, is red america, epublican america. t is this continental landmass with a bunch of lakes. it is kind of like minnesota. lakes where the democratic cities and counties have vanished. you see michael here, a great analyst of this. "to me if i'm mistaken, but you see -- he can correct me if i'm mistaken, but you see a convergence between western europe and the united states, in what used to be regional differences. in america, we've always been a north-south division, up until the 1970's and 1980's. it was the great division. it is now being replaced by what i think of as the big cities and ex-urbia. it's no longer suburbia. it's not the countryside. it always amuses me when i read people, you know, journalists in new york and washington talking about the cities versus

learned a 12-year-old boy is accused of groping female classmates and is facing charges of sexualba eries. the incidents came to light this week when a victim came forward. 's apparently been happening since september. >> this young lady did feel the touching was inappropriate and alerte staff member to notified an officer. >> because the student is 12, the case will be handled byju nile court and he is not being held in juvenile detent detention. >> fewer young people are smoking cigarettes but more are getting call the up in juuling. >> reporter: a new and distu disturbing trend among young people, juuling, the most popular brand of e-cigarettes, with a powerful amount anythi nicotine. people would hide them in their jacket sleeve and holdhem up in class and things like that. she w >> reporter: she was part of a ground-breaking study to figure out if juuling or other brands were bador the kids. dr. martin reubenstein had so many patients asking him if e-cirettes were safe, he decided to study kids who said they used e-cigarettes, including juul. what did you learn? what are theighlights