charles: ethan?ng economy makes it harder for the democrats to get their message across. there is interesting data underneath all of this, despite polls show joe biden beats trump head-to-head. this is in swing states. it is all about swing states. the real estate business, macro numbers how real estate is going. it doesn't matter. by zip code. we're talking about swing states a handful of voters went trump in 2016, that democrats need to convince not to vote for him. charles: how do they convince them, ethan? if economy is doing well, how do at the convince him them not to vote for president trump again? >> because, again the macroic indicators look good on the surface. you go to wisconsin, every state in wisconsin has rising unemployment. if i'm fighting to figure out, put food on the table, i don't care what wall street numbers look like because i'm out of a job. charles: to be fair, rising from all-time record lows, not as same as putting food on table. those are two different things. >> to peopl

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soledad: ethan an goes to stoop on a tops scholarship. it start as a private program for underprivileged students, the state took it over in 1997 and dropped the requirement that students show financial need. the result, 42% of tops recipients now come from families with six figure incomes, and 74% are white in a state where 43% of high school students are plaque. long-time senator dan morish chairs the education committee. >> 42% of tops grants go to people whose parents make over $100,000. $100,000 in this state is seriously good money. >> it is very good money. >> so you are giving a really good scholarship to people who are well off? >> it has become a middle-classed entitlement program, and it has become extremely political, especially in changing it. i have constituents who tell me it is the only thing i get from government. soledad: the merit based system works like this. any louisiana student with a 2.5 high school g.p.a. and a minimum score of 20 on the a.c.t. gets a full tuition tops scholarship regardless of their ability to pa

>> you know, ethan allen is really interesting. as you said, their profits have been hit really badly. in fact, last quarter, they came out and said that their wholesale imports from china, down 38% directly related to the tariff talk. so for them, it's all going to be about what do they see happening with the u.s./china tariff issue moving forward. that one could really be a good telltale of what happens kind of with that higher end home buyer like you just alluded to. in terms of shake shack, which i really like, they have transformed their business on the digital side. uber, grub hub, that is such a large part of their business now, i expect them to really, you know, put more dollars invested in it. i think you are going to see great metrics out of shake shack. i have never had a shake shack burger. however, the stock looks great right now. liz: yeah. they were on the chicken thing well before mcdonald's. speaking of which, guys, thank you very much. all right. dow component mcdonald's, the dow is up 90 points and to be down on

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ethan, are you on-board with cancelling the thanksgiving dinner? i thought i was having with you this year. are you going to cancel it on me? what's going on? this is very sad. i'm very sad about this. >> i'm not for cancelling thanksgiving. i'm all for getting together with family and celebrating our core values here in the united states. however, there is a point. who are we took? are we considering what our footprint is what we're doing to our planet? this is just a way to bring attention to the fact that we should be considering what we're doing. maybe eating turkey isn't the healthiest thing for you and maybe the carbon footprint isn't the best. look, i'm actually going to a vegetarian thanksgiving this year. i am cutting out turkey this year. i'm not vegetarian but i'm not having it this year. >> john from texas, i have a feel you're going to smoke your turkey, fry the turkey. i have a feeling it's not going to be tofu turkey for you, john? >> no, not for me or a lot of people in texas. look, i feel bad for the people having a vegetarian than

-- ethan is shaking your head what's wrong? >> what we have is evidence of a climate crisis that is happening right now. we have a reduction in mass of up to 70% of insects. the base of our eco-system so we can pretend like none of this is happening but don't misrepresent what was going on with eugenics in the 20th century with what bernie sanders said. empowering women, giving economic opportunities, making birth control widely available allows women to get ahead in the world and when that happens, as evidenced in brazil there was a social campaign that reduced their birth rate from seven children per woman down to two and it was purely social, make economic opportunities available and birthur control becoming available. >> laura: that's not even enough to replace the population though. here's climate change crusader jane fonda on how she, herself is saving the planet. >> i needed something red. the last piece of clothing i'm every going to buy. >> she's 80 years old, she's bought a lot of stuff. so, you bought a coat that's u

. >> shannon: ethan they have not welcome bloomberg with open arms. do you think the field width feel about hillary showing up. >> i don't think hillary will enter the race and she recognizes her role that she has a lot of power behind the scenes to help get people elected and she will put her weight behind that to make sure whoever is the nominee wins max -- wins the election 2028 to focus on the president moving forward. >> shannon: let's go back to amy klobuchar fighting in the race and talking about the fact that mayor pete buttigieg who was young, interesting in a lot of ways, but she said referring to warren senator, and kamala harris come a woman would not be on the debate stage if she had the same qualifications as pete buttigieg. quick comment from both of you, professor. >> i don't know whether that is true or not but somewhat irrelevant question because the primary and the caucuses are coming up. she has to win this election. amy clover chair has to win people over and not complain about society. that will not change overnight. >> shannon:

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let's bring in ethan bearman and fox news legal analyst gregg jarrett.the author of "witch hunt." great to have you both with us, gentlemen. >> good to be here. >> hi, shannon. >> shannon: from the national view today, this piece says "if durham comes back with an indictment is extremely likely to get in and conviction but if he chooses not to press charges it probably means that no prosecutor could sustain a conviction based upon the available evidence." greg, it sounds like focusing he's a pretty much straight shooter down the middle. >> he totally is and everybody, even democrats recognize that and have said so. i think now that it's turned into a criminal investigation, that suggests to me as a lawyer that he's probably found some fairly persuasive evidence of lawlessness and corrupt acts and i suspect it's true electorallyy related to the inspector general's report which surely durham has right now and i think we're going to find out that all four of the fisa warrants were illegally obtained so the people who signed off on that, the people who prepa

int: we go to ethan charleston, south carolina. caller: i guess i will respond about the attacks from the president versus typical americans finding with the president does as wrong. when you are using your office of power to make a comment on the top eight t -- top aide to vice president pence and calling her a never-trumper, you are instigating death threats to this person. when someone finds it problematic, they are not committing this offense that is incumbent upon the president not to do. eric swalwell today brought up turkish president erdogan, anticorruption there. that is a great point. we should see the transcript of their phone call the day before troops were pulled out of syria. host: the caller mentioned jennifer williams. to vice a -- is an aide president mike pence. she testified in the earlier portion of today's hearing, airing on c-span networks. we will show it to you, of course. let's go to carmen on the independents line. hi, you are on the air. make sure you mute your television. caller: my comments on the last

meanwhile, ethan hayter and oliver wood claimed silver in the men's madison.cluding highlights from the first round of the fa cup. that's all from me, clive. holly, thank you for that, holly hamilton there. that's it, from me and the rest of the team, have a very good night. hello. after a frosty start of the weekend, many of us had rain again today. not just 0nce rain clears away, ice on untreated surfaces. in northern ireland, it has been so wet today, and across the southern half of england into wales, a lot of cloud around. fog patches and some rain and hill snow. edging further southwards. temperatures stay up under the cloud cover compared to clear skies further north. let's see how remembrance sunday is shaping up. across the south of the uk, a lot of cloud. patches of rain easing away. sunshine breaks through. the shower towards eastern england. most places are going to have a fine day, a good deal of sunshine. cloud in northern ireland during the afternoon ahead of the next area of rain coming in for the evening. 0n the chilly side but it feels warmer

well, thank you ethan and kayla, i think they're going to make it, those two. more thing before we forge ahead. it's thursday night, which means it's time to bleep and blur the big tv moments of the week whether they need it or not. it is this week in unnecessary censorship. >> the president as we note td, reacting to the hearing calling it a sham while [ bleep ]ing the president of turkey. >> you never [ bleep ]ed the president? >> no. >> did i write a tell-all book? no. i was there to [ bleep ] his [ bleep ]. >> we're seeing dramatic temperature changes. somebody needs to tell mother [ bleep ] stop. >> i'm from around philadelphia, and i like to wear sweat pants, and i like to [ bleep ] people. >> if you are seen at a bar at noon [ bleep ]ing a hard copy on television? >> i knew that i was [ bleep ] in a [ bleep ]. >> i'm here in the [ bleep ]ing cold getting free chicken sandwiches. >> with everything we hear about [ bleep ] this, [ bleep ] that, [ bleep ] everything, people want authenticity i. >> because he waved me off tand it sat there and dried he had t

. >> let's turn to ethan baron and fox news contributor katie have which. welcome to you both.he president getting blasted for this you seriously thinking about doing something to lockdown the name thanksgiving to you reaction has been a little bit much. >> it is ridiculous. i wrote a letter to my wife from the front on the war on thanksgiving the other day because it was cold and rainy. it is a ridiculous notion. nobody is attacking thanksgiving. there's nothing partisan about thanksgiving. we get together with our families, we celebrate family, we celebrate humility and community, we get together with people from across the political divide and others who are not necessarily part of the immediate family because that's what america is about, the model of the united states and it is not what donald trump is demonstrating. >> there are people writing tweets and everything else today basically blasting the president for the statement last night. >> the left does have a history of tearing down american traditions in this country and they said thanksgiving is a holiday that represe

ethan, i want to get your response on this.bolton has been someone democrats have said they love to see testify. some key witness points. they don't want to subpoena and because they don't want to get caught in a protracted court battle over whether or not he would talk. now he's back on twitter. >> there is a guy who called rudy giuliani a hand grenade, se brave enough to jump on that grenade for a republic, as somebody who has, while i disagree with him on many political things, understands his fidelity and responsibilities to our constitution. the rest of us don't believe in this executive theory, that the president and the attorney general seem to believe in. that the president can do anything he wants. congress has oversight rights. they have the tax and spend because, they allocated the money for ukraine. the president held up that aid money. this is a very clear violation of the separations of duty. ambassador bolton hold the key to a lot of the secrets. >> harris: we may or may not hear from him before his book comes ou

obviously ethan is really selling this look. an adult world that we cut dow down the kids and made t small and we took a pair of basketball shorts, sneakers, everybody has the stuff and it's really about selling it, right ethan? >> ethan are you out of breath yet? >> now. >> you look amazing. spewing that is adorable. thank you buddy. spewing our next legend wrapped her vegas legacy but you will never forget where she came from, please welcome the fly girl herself jenny from the lo lock. >> all right looks incredible. how cute is this? i love it. this is all about the white. we have a white tank top, white pants, killer silver sneakers and the banana. if you have a bit as lower lying around at home get out there and put bling on it it, that's what jenny from the block would do, she likes her rocks. easy look. >> tamron: this is adorable. >> and could from any era. >> tamron: if someone is watching right now get the white jeans, white tank top, some silver sneakers, lots of blank. grade your jewelry box. thank you so much. next u

. >> supreme court judge ethan shulman's ruling clears the way for the city to open the navigation centerhich will start by offering 130 beds and support services. after 6 months it's expected to have 200 beds. the shelter is part of mayor london breed's broader plan to address the homeless crisis. the mayor said in a statement quote i'm committed to continuing on our progress so we shelter beds by the end next year. >> the goal is to get them off the streets. >> represents the south of market district which includes the embarkadaro. >> we have to have a strong safety plan and be responsive to neighbors. partner closely with the neighbors around the area. >> my kid doesn't step on a needle or i don't get hit or attacked. >> major construction on the embarkadaro is expected to be completed at the end of december. the attorney for the neighbors say they have construction can continue. in san francisco amber lee ktvu fox 2 news. . >>> our time is now 4:26. investigators in union city checking new security camera video of after the shocking shooting death of two young boys in a van. up next t

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we have to diversify, natural gas has come on strong, you look at people -- butane, propane, and ethane, those of the building blocks for manufacturing. river and wehio can invigorate that with manufacturing and become energy for the united states. right now all of our energy is clustered around louisiana and texas. this is what we are fighting for . there's always going to be a certain amount of fossils. we could be showing the world how to use it in a much cleaner way. should not be running out of methane -- running off of methane. that could be captured for valuable resources. the same with coal, which can be burned in a cleaner way. we are finding new technologies for sequestration. if you believe you can change the climate by lamination you are living in a fantasy. the rest of the world is using more fossil than ever before. they are coming into what we did 100 years ago. inyou lived in west virginia ,930, and most of rural america 20% of people have electricity. and if it was not for rural electrification from -- from fdr and co-ops going into the area , we werekets would not able

that's ethan wood. he's celebrating his 3rd birthday.ar and a half. his parents, tricia and josiah, told us ethan has an enlarged heart and suffers from bouts of asthma and croup so severe they've had to take him to the emergency room several times. last winter one of seattle's coldest in recent memory, ethan was sleeping in a tents covered with blankets, sandwiched between his parents for warmth. did you ever think, well, this not the place we should have our child? >> we don't want our son here. we don't want to be here. but as of right now, this is the safest place for us. >> absolutely. >> because we know the people. we know the rules. and -- >> our family gets to stay together. >> our family stays together. >> reporter: drug addiction is what led the woods to become homeless. for josiah, it was meth. for tricia, heroin. they were living in alaska at the time. josiah's parents took care of nt was a good city for a fresh start. they say they haven't used drugs in nearly two years. but it's been hard to find housing. in may, 2018, they

we have word in the past hour or so that superior court judge ethan shulman rejected the arguments by safe embarcadero for all. this was the group that organized against the homeless navigation center built along the san francisco embarcadero arguing the city did not great proper approval from the state lands commission to build the center. the judge disagreed, and the facility is well under construction. the city attorney issued a statement saying in part quote we've said from the beginning that this project has undergone all of the required reviews and appropriate laws were followed, we are pleased with the courts agreeing with us. now that navigation center will go ahead for the time being. i'm ken bastida at the live desk, back to you. >>> nearly two dozen people arrested in oakland after a protest at a homeless encampment. >> we're protesting because there are a bunch of empty homes and a bunch of homeless people, and we think people should have homes. >> there was a heavy police presence overnight at the camp near oakland city hall. protesters pitched tents at the plaza last nig

. >> reporter: superior court judge ethan shulman's ruling clears the way for the dsand su services,ths is expected to have 200 beds the broader plans to address the homeless prices. in response to the court ruling, the mayor said in a statement, i am committed to continuing on our progress so that we can open 1000 new shelter beds by the end of next year. >> the goal is to get people off the streets which we think is going to make things safer for everyone. >> matt haney represents the market district which includes the crime and the homeless population have dropped in this neighborhood, >> we have to have a very strong safety plan, and be responsive to neighbors, partner closely with the neighbors around the aerial. >> so i don't get hit uction on the navigation center is expected to be completed at the beginning of december. the goal is to have it up and running before the end of the year. the attorney for the neighbors say they have 45 days to appeal, but in the meantime, construction can continue. in san francisco, emberley, ktvu, fox 2 news. >>> oakland city crews are cleaning

. >> ethan harso with bank of america, merrill lynch. >> thank you.>> as we just discussed one of the biggest issues for the market sin deed trade. esident trum today said a deal with china is coming along well. kayla tausche looks at the progress being made. >> reporter: top negotiators from the u.s. andom china continued talks over a principal level phone call withifring views of what was achieved. china's ministry o customers says a consensus o orinciple was reach. the u.s. representative said the call was constructive and the no sides made progress variety of areas and are in the process of rfrlg outstanding issues. as discussions continueo s does the search for a venue for president trump and president xi to sign the phase one of the a broader dealer chile cancelled the apec summit later this month. trum tweeted the new location would be announcedoon. for nightly business report rgs, kayla tausche into washi >>> the vice chair of the federal reserve says monetary policy is in a good place. richard claritia sate the full effects are yet to be felt

>>ethan zanis lives on the same floor he matt dillon on the first day of the school year and became good friends and we had a lot of things in common than people think of it like play video games played basketball outside a numerous amount of times we played spite ball. >>the university believes dylan came from a fraternity event the night he fell off his bed as a result they've suspended the interfraternity council and the 14 houses associated to the ifc. and that was anthony pierro reporting for us the fraternities will be suspended into the university's size what steps it will take next. >>the suspension does not affect the united some are already and fraternity councils, however at san diego state. in national news president trump will soon release that's the transcript of another phone call with the president of ukraine this comes as the next phase in the impeachment inquiry gets under way this week. john lawrence breaks it all there. >>president trump is the 4th us president to face impeachment. >>they shouldn't be having public areas is a hoax. >>house intelligence chairman adam s

ethan ethanol, petroleum. we've seen some officials from the university going up to the laboratories figure out what was taken. one saying he's worried that the students and protesters don't know to mix the chemicals. he's actually more worried that some of them do know how to. it is more calm than it was on monday, for sure. there are some saying that they want to stay within here. they want to keep this fight going. >> calm by petrol. a tenuous situation. paula hancocks, thank you. >>> wall street minting that any progress with china. gary cohn urged the president to sign a phase one trail deal. without a deal, the president will be forced to slap new tariffs on china next month. >> if he keeps blinking, he loses credibility in the chinese eyes. >> cohen left in 2019 because he did not agree with the tariffs in the trade war. that includes iphones, video games, toys, products popular during the holiday season. consumers would find in their shopping cart and higher prices. the phase one deal is not the grand

. -- ethan camp. camp hill, alabama. mr. whelan, i do have one thing i would like to ask.eanmount kisco anything to you? >> i believe there is a case in newat name, but, york, i believe, but i can't tell you any more about that. >> you folks on the moving company. >> nope. >> nancy concorde, new hampshire. on the democrat like, go ahead. >> i'm just really curious about this bloke in -- this broken system. mitch mcconnell denied barack obama the hearing from garland. you'll we stand on the constitution and this judicial stuff, yet you smirk and turn your back on the constitution when a democrat is in power. a lot of these judges are being -- rigged on being unqualified, totally unqualified, getting lifetime positions. how do you justify that? that is not democracy in this country and that is not what our founding flowers -- founding fathers expected. downhief justice will go as a disgrace because of the way he is running his courts, currently. look at what is happening with voting rights, voting suppression. you don't talk about that. >> ok nancy. >> let me address the fir

women themselves promoted because they know how oppressed they are in their society as augustine ethan's these are this way they ensure that the young women at least get this chance of being respected in the society alternately they ensure that she can survive it's. the men of the me now are raised in the same way. as you may only marry your girl who is cut. if you discover on your wedding night that she isn't it's your duty under threat of social ostracism to shame the girl and send her back to where parents. so both genders are the victims of this 1000 year old traditional. the world health organization estimates that 200000000 women worldwide have undergone genital mutilation a growing number of them are seeking shelter in germany and the offshore it is there are becoming more aware of the however there is. a lack of expertise about after i am in refugee agencies and the health system that's where volunteers like father more corn come in. when my friends me sometimes people ask me why i do all this work with the girls and it's so draining. but i think back then i had no help in that s

the ceo ethan brown is holding onto his stock.beyond meet have compared to last month but still up more than 200% since the ipo. the ceo of uber called the murder of journalist john khashoggi compared it to the accident with a self-driving car. it was later backtracked and called the death reprehensible. the acting ceo of cbs is getting a severance check of $100 million from viacom when they complete the merger. he gets to keep his job with a new contract with tens of millions of dollars. effortto do with cbs's to support the merger without having a shot at the top job. whencame the active ceo the ceo was ousted. that is your business flash update. shery: tesla hitting a milestone. its firsty unveiling cars built in china. they come in blue and have the tesla name in chinese characters. they were built in tesla's new factory in shanghai and start at $50,000. joining us is our lead reporter for the u.s. auto team. how are they expected to fair in china? >> that is ahead scratcher because the whole premise for why they started produ

ethan dressed as the grim reaper, elizabeth as robin hood. you want to stay here and never go home?ick-or-treat! >> reporter: a little while later they joined an encyclopedia britain ca of figures. >> i feel like it brings the town together. >> reporter: and the town needed it. as for elizabeth, she remained pragmatic to the end. >> we get more candy now. >> reporter: is that what matters? >> yeah. >> reporter: and then you get to bring it back to a hotel room. >> yeah. >> reporter: and then she gets to bring it home. leave it to a 10-year-old to talk about what's really important. actually, i should tell you, she's not 10 yet, she'll be 10 tomorrow. it comes one day after halloween. life in healdsburg. >> you can help the people impacted by the fire. we have a list of ways, from giving blood to volunteering time or donating money. you will find all those ways you can help out. go to abc 7 news.com and find the info there. >>> new at 6:00, water cut off at city hall. workers digging on a brt project hit a three-inch waterline serving city hall. the building closed early bal because

. >> laura: john ethan, this is a question we have been talking about for a few weeks as it became clear that when the white house said no, were not going to allow a member of the white houses counsel to testify. there was another individual. they were going to go after them for obstruction. they're trotting out a lot of more liberal, legal scholars like michael gerhardt at usc who assess tonight, there is no provision on the constitution that protects anyone, including the president or anyone in the executive branch from disclosing criminal activities. the president's efforts to impede are really an attack on the house. your reaction to that tonight? >> first of all we don't have any evidence of any criminal conduct and normally the prosecution or investigation of criminal conduct doesn't get done by a partisan political branch. we don't remotely have that here. third, the president and his advisors and conduct of foreign affairs and the internal communication and advice from his advisors, particularly in the counsel's office. those are things clearly protected by executive privilege an

ethan bearman and greg jarrett, the author of witchhunt. great to have you both with us.m the "national review," if he comes back with an indictment he's likely to sustain a conviction but if he chooses not to press charges it probably means no prosecutor could sustain a conviction based on available evidence. sounds like folks think he is a great tutor down the middle. >> he totally is and even democrats recognize that. now that it has turned into a criminal investigation that suggests to me as a lawyer he has probably found some persuasive evidence of lawlessness and corrupt acts directly related to the inspector general's report which surely durham has by now and we will find out all four of the fisa warrants were illegally obtained so the people who signed off on that, people who prepared it, may have deceived the judges, concealed vital evidence, maybe perpetrated a fraud on the court could be held accountable by durham. shannon: ice thin shaking his head. >> quite the assumption regarding the fisa warrants because greg jarrett had insight into the, we would have a s

let's turn to the cochair, ethan bearman and fox news contributor guy benson. good evening. mike buttigieg's campaign issuing an apology, quote, using stock photos is standard practice across many campaigns, the stock photo in question which is widely utilized across the internet was initially selected while the contractor was running our site and the website was pulled from did not indicate the photo was taken in kenya. as our campaign has grown we brought all our web development in-house to help guard against mistakes like this. we apologize for its use in the confusion it created. >> it is not a gigantic scandal for his campaign but it is an embarrassment. this is an unforced error. when a candidate is ari struggling to win black support, to have something like this come up especially in tandem with this list of endorsers, black and orators they put out and 40% were white and 7% said we never endorsed anything or him specifically, when you get that confluence of stores all showing up on the same day within 48 hours of the quinnipiac poll showing 0% of blacks in south caro

let's turn to the host of left coast news ethan bearman and katie pavlik katie pavlich.me to you both. did either of you know there was a war on thanksgiving? he's getting blasted for this now. he is seriously thinking about something to lock down the name thanksgiving. >> is ridiculous. i wrote a letter to my wife from the front on the world thanksgiving the other day because it was cold and rainy. it's ridiculous notion. nobody is attacking thanksgiving. there is partisan about thanksgiving. we get together with their families, celebrate family, humility and community. we get together with people who were from across the political divide and others who aren't part of our immediate family because that is what america is about. that's the model of the united states. >> shannon: katie there are people who are writing these tweets, basically blasting the president with that statement. >> to be fair the left does have a history of tearing down american traditions in this country and the woke of the left have said thanksgiving is a holiday that represents colonialism and imp

is going enthusiastic a transition -- this region, and key countries within it, notably sudan and ethan open -- ethiopia, through depth that is akin to what eastern went through in the early 90's. that is how deep this change is in this region. that is the first thing to bear in mind. secondly, we need to understand why this is happening, and we need to look at demographics. 70% of the population is under what, 30, 31 or 32. we all need to wake up and understand that this generation has now gone politically operational, and we will be making a serious mistake if we think this generation should simply be treated as numbers in a development project, to have youth project. lovely, but they are going in a different direction, which is we intend to have a say had in what we think we belong to. do we from the outside understand this entire generation -- it is a breaking c tidal wave over the region. that is mathematical. you don't have to be a christal ball gaze tore know that. do the leaders in this area know enough about what is going on? what are their aspirations and loyalties? that is th

. >> reporter: well, ethan and haley certainly seemed to enjoy it, but they might be the last ones to do it for a while. it was snowing pretty heavily when we left there a little while ago, and it's basically a day to day decision on whether caltrans and the chp will open the road or not. live in san jose, robert handa, nbc bay area news. >> looks fun. thank you, robert. >>> great news for skiers and snowboarders. the powder is piling up in lake tahoe. this is squaw valley in alpine meadows. a foot of snow has fallen at the base. 18 inches on the upper mountains. they expect another 6 to 12 inches by tomorrow morning that is nice to see all that snow. jeff ranieri joins us now. you are busy in the weather department. >> we've got it all nailed down for you. i think tomorrow, midday afternoon is a pretty good break into friday. if you want to get up to the sierra, and then we have another round of some heavier snow coming our way. as we bring you into our microclimate forecast tonight, we have storm ranger, our mobile doppler radar scanning, the only one in the bay area and just one of

rangers fan bradley and his brother ethan dropped the ceremonial first puck and ranged bell to celebratee fought leukemia for seven years before having his cancer sel cells removed. this is is a great initiative they do since its inception in 1998, $25 million for all kinds of families fighting different types of cancer. >> that is wonderful. >> that is wonderful. >> thank you very much. >> anytime. >>> ousted navy secretary richard spencer hits back at president trump in a brand new interview saying the president's intervention in eddie gallagher's war crimes case sent the wrong message to the troops. >> what message does that send to the troops? >> well, what message does it send? >> that you can get away with things. we have to have good order and discipline. it's the backbone of what we do. i don't think he really understands the full definition of a war fighter. a war fighter is a profession of arms and a profession of arms has standards. >> joining us now is guy snod grass. good morning, guy. >> good morning, alisyn, how are you? >> i'm well. do you agree with richard -- oh, and th

baby ethan from birmingham has been loving the world cup and is wearing his white babygro with pride.s bacon ba ps all round in loraine's household in cheshire, where big rugby matches means a big family occasion. and look at mabel. and if mabel looks confused it's because someone has just told her they think south africa will be top dogs at the end of the final. and one family of england fans have been up since 6am. they tweeted. they are glued to the game. bless them. the parents said may be halloween treat, potentially. we are loving your pictures this morning. keep them coming. we will use more before 10am. we will keep you up—to—date with the score. the government has announced plans to suspend fracking in england amid safety fears. a report from the oil and gas authority says it's impossible to predict the impact of earthquakes caused by the process. here's our business correspondent katie prescott. fracking is the extraction of gas from rocks using high—pressure water and chemicals. its supporters say it is a free—flowing and home—grown source of energy that would cut our gas i

and now it's time for sport and ethan to tell us all about the rugby excitement yeah absolutely the worldis watching as south africa won the rugby world cup for the 3rd time in their history the springboks convincing winners in your home abasing pre-match favorites england by 32 points to 12 poorest reports. england and south africa were meeting in a world cup final for the 2nd time in history but this time the weight of expectation was on an england team would blowing away the old blacks in the 70s. there was to be none of the electricity of that display in the early exchanges here england losing col sinclair to an injury in just the 2nd minute of the game i south africa pressed home their advantage with a forward display that kept forcing aras the boots of 100 pad giving them a $126.00 halftime lead. despite their 2 world cup crown so far south africa had never scored a try in a final. but that's all changed late in the 2nd half england stilling with a fighting chance before they were floored by his own light by pimping one of. 11 black players in a springbok squad that has previously s

>>ethan zanis lives on the same floor he matt dillon on the first day of the school year and became good friends and we had a lot of things in common than people think of it like play video games. he layed basketball outside a numerous amount of times we played spite ball. >>the university belies dylan came from a fraternity evt the night he fell off his bed as a result ey've suspended the interfraternity council and the 14 house associated to the ifc. >>that was anthony pure reporting the fraternities are going to be spended until the university to size what to do next that suspension does not affect. the uned sorority and fraternity council says sandy go state. >>bowden is the next an francisco district attorney's after interim da suzy loftus conceded over the weekend.the 2 candidates were locked in a tight race thawas too close to call after election night last tuesday and then on saturday loftus conceded when new numbers gave boat in the lead with more than 50% of the votebowden ran a campaign department and the criminal justiceystem. the police officers association didn't really lik

we have to diversify, so i am looking at natural gas, coming on, and butane, propane and ethane.us the ohio river, and we can invigorate that tremendously with manufacturing coming back, and we can be the backbone for energy of the united states. right now, all of our energy is around louisiana and texas in the southwest. this is what we should be doing to diversify. there will always be a certain fossil, and we could be showing the world how to use fossil in a much cleaner way. should not just be letting the methane gas burn off. that can be captured for valuable resources, and the same with coal. cleanerurn coal in a way, new technologies, carbon sequestration. if you believe you can change the climate by elimination, you living in a fantasy world, because the rest of the world is using more fossil than ever before. they are coming into what we were 100 years ago. if you lived in west virginia in the 1930's, and most of rural 15% of people had electricity, and if it wasn't for rural electrification from fdr an co-ops going into areas where the return on investment wasn't good,

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hello to ethan. try one more time in tennessee. are you with us? >> caller: we want to know when this is going to become fair. >> host: we would go to north hollywood california. our line for democrats. we want to hear from you, your reaction and much effort so far and what you expect as a testimony continues. go ahead, your next. >> caller: i'm really concerned with adam schiff. he thinks he some kind of king, it's a bipartisan even as a democrat wanting to see fairness and stuff a special on this top level and in the house that i just feel like it's, he's been shutting down says this process that recognized and he's lying under oath and wanted of what is his immunity and how does he get away with doing that? >> host: thank you for the call. texas, independents. go ahead. >> caller: yes, sir. listen, nancy pelosi keeps calling this bribery. in order for it to be bribery does not have to be a victim? excuse me but the aid was released. it wasn't help up for that reason. this is getting ridiculous. you're going to tear the country apart for this, na

anchorage mayor ethan berkowitz credits him for teaching him and so many others, quote, how to be an alaskan. what does that mean? according to mayor berkowitz, it means that he brought the spirit of tecon olan to alaska. that means healing the world. perry has brought this to our state, one generous act at a time, one community at a time. mr. president, perry and gloria will be honored at alaska's jewish gala next week, one of our state's most fun, memorable events. it'll be next saturday evening. and i will there for sure. it is a time when we all can gather together, celebrate the vital role the jewish community has played in our great state and being reminded that alaska is a place where we can all come together and all take care of each other the way the greens have been doing for decades. rabbiio self greenburg, a good friend of mine and another extremely generous man who has given so much to our state, says that the mission of the alaska jewish campus that perry green has been so generous to is, quote, warming up alaska. in the 60 years of alaska's -- in the 60 years of alaska