and gay pride sunday. >> i'm totally okay with that new years eve and gay pride sunday that's it. >> commissioner richards. >> i'm cool with the two days. >> commissioners we have a motion i haven't heard a second thank you commissioner hillis there's another motion and intent to approve this to allow foyer operation or extending the house on friday and saturday night including you new years eve and gay pride sunday in addition to the friday and saturdays. >> that's right in addition to the first and saturday and thursday at 12:00 a.m. commissioner antonini commissioner hillis commissioner johnson commissioner richards and commissioner president wu so moved, commissioners, that motion passes unanimously 5 to zero. >> thank you so much take a two minute break good morning. welcome welcome to the to the planning commission october 23, 2014, that the commission does not tolerate disruptions of any kind electronic devices. and and when speaking before the commission, if you care to, do state your name for the record. commissioners my apologies we need to return to item 12 in order to con

peter's is where the pope celebrates midnight mass each christmas eve. for roman families there's more than just manger scenes to see. for centuries this lively square, piazza navona, has hosted a boisterous village-like holiday market that stays busy until epiphany in january. the christmas season in europe stretches for well over a month, not to maximize shopping days, but to fit in the season's many holy days. advent starts four sundays before christmas eve. then comes the feast of st. nicholas on december 6th. santa lucia day is on the 13th, and europeans don't wrap things up on the 25th. the 12 days of christmas stretch from the 25th through january 6th. that's epiphany: the day the three kings finally delivered the gifts. in italy on epiphany, la befana, a popular christmas witch, flies over the rooftops filling children's stocking with candy...or coal. between visiting their manger scenes and christmas witches, many italians are shopping for their big christmas eve dinner. [ shouts in italian ] when it comes to a festa, italians like to buy fresh

but there's still a lot of tension on this holiday eve. more national guard troops backing local police have helped. but there's still flash points for violence and confrontation. at this explosive street corner, police clash with protesters. >> it is time to disburse. >> reporter: flames reignite a building. and a retired teacher hopes the business she spent her life's savings to open now in the path of a fire is still there come morning. how do you feel about all this? >> frustrated and disappointed. >> reporter: for now she's giving the young people battling the police every night the benefit of the doubt. >> i don't assume this behavior, but after a while some people only respond with violence. >> reporter: now demonstrators are out day and night from coast-to-coast filling the streets of downtown washington, a major highway blocked in dallas, nearly 200 arrests in los angeles. still demanding justice for michael brown. back in ferguson with more than 2,000 national guard troops called in to back local police, officers disbursed the cr

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kindergartners celebrated thanksgiving eve with a special song.on costumes of pilgrims and native americans. parents couldn't be prouder. nice job everyone. >> for cecily tynan, jaime apody, rick williams and the "action news" team, i'm monica malpass have a good evening. >>> "action news" delaware valley's leading news program. >>> with ducis rogers, meteorologist, cecily tynan and jim gardner. >>> we expect the far northwest suburbs to get hit pretty hard and that is exactly what happened. that is the way it looked in allentown today, it was getting more challenged as the day wore on, some rain and a small serving of slush, the same for trenton and south jersey and in delaware, del/dot went through the motions of standing in the ready, the snow as accuweather predicted went elsewhere. the big story on "action news" tonight is our prethanksgiving snow and just as we were told yesterday, it was all about location today. we have several locations to talk about tonight. "action news" reporter annie mccormick is live in whitehall township and eva pil

that takes us into thanksgiving eve for now we'll snow and rain.he forecast models are split, some take it out to sea, others take it up the eastern seaboard, with enough cold air in place, could make it interesting. thanksgiving breezy and chilly, 42. 37 degrees black friday, saturday, clouds and sun, 40 degrees, we'll talk built coastal system in the next hour are something we have to watch. >> don't forget you can take 6abc.com with you. the new smart design fits any device you have, whether it's your tablet or smart phone, no matter how large or small that screen. check it out by visiting 6abc.com anytime anywhere. >> children in our area will be able to stay warm this winter thanks to the imen roft of others -- generosity 6 others, dozens of motorcycle riders took the animal coats for kids. they brought loads of new coats and donations to benefit warm delco which provides new winter coats for children in need. skippy!! yippee!! fun fun fun! shiny! you never listen! what? is someone talking? skippy!! yippee!! look a ride! (vo) made with the fun

>>> election eve is here. the final push for votes under way, and we are breaking down the big races that you'll see on your ballot tomorrow. >>> your family may vote to crank up the thermostat some more this morning. we're off to a cold start in philadelphia, 38 degrees in the city, colder in the burbs, and as you can see, pretty windy out there right now as we look at the flags blow atop the aramark building. it was blustery yesterday, wasn't it? good morning. welcome to "nbc 10 news today" on this monday. i'm chris cato. let's get to meteorologist bill henley with his first alert forecast. hopefully, things are going to warm up later today, right? >> yes, hopefully, they will. right now, they're coming down. those temperatures have dropped into the 30s for most of the area, and there's still a bit of a breeze, though nowhere near as windy as yesterday. winds are in the process of dying down. there's a live view from center city, where it is 38 degrees right now with the wind at 9 miles an hour. temperatures

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the children are decorating candles to set on the windowsill on christmas eve to light up the dark onthe night so filled with anticipation. [ speaking french ] [ speaking french ] and the tree's not quite done until capped with a star. [ both speak french ] in the kitchen, delphine slices her foie gras... then devotes herself to the centerpiece of the réveillon: filet of beef wrapped in brioche. stretching the pastry is a two-person job. after generously grating local truffles the beef is tenderly wrapped and ready for the oven. and there's still the serious business of selecting the perfect wine from the cellar. soon guests will be arriving. this time of year, when the days are short and the nights are long, it's customary to leave a welcoming light in the window. we'll be back when dinner's ready. but first, we've got some shopping to do...in germany. when it comes to traditional holiday images, germany's bavaria is the heartland. here we'll savor classic holiday themes: glittering trees, old-time carols, and colorful christmas markets. these markets, called christkindl markets, enl

armstrong was the leader of the new year's eve gang. he and his brother were part of the four people who decided to bomb sterling hall. very much like they did in oklahoma city. it was ammonium nitrate and they set off jet fuel to blow up the building, essentially. they took out the physics lab and the first floor and ended up killing one of the physics students there. this was on the second floor. it was saved after the bombing by a professor. the mathematics research center moved to a new building, the 12 floor, to be safe after the bombing and did not take the sign with them. this professor kind of hid it away. when he retired five or six years ago, offered it to us as a memento of the bombing. >> the latest development that has come up with a positive make, shall we say, on the vehicle that was involved was that which was suspected earlier. that was a 67 falcon deluxe club wagon. the vehicle is described as being like a volkswagen bus built in a box shape. >> after the bombing, this cylinder block was found in the middle of the stre

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here's mike on a thursday -- friday eve. >> we'll focus on that on friday. coming through dublin, on the right side harder to see the roadway as there's fog coming out of altamont pass. an earlier crash on the uperp east shore has cleared. a live look at the bay bridge toll plaza. there's moisture here as well. i want to show you the north bay as well. for now back to you. >> thank you very much, mike. new details if you're just waking up right now, you're learning about a shooting inside the florida state university inside the library shortly before 1:00 this morning. three people suffered gunshot wounds. officers confronted the gunman, ordering him to drop his weapon. instead he fired at them and they returned fire, killing him. >> we did not know. >> students understandably shaken up. classes have been cancelled today but the campus will still remain open. the gunman has not been identified. >> right now you see berkeley students occupying a campus building angry over a tentative tuition hike. stephanie chuang outside wheeler hall. >> reporter: we're insi

good thanksgiving eve. >> what are you watching?at stuff in there. >> certainly opec tomorrow when we're all eating turkey, i want to see what happens. friday will surely be an interesting day. don't forget, it's only half a day for the markets. whatever happens will happen very tight but then that will really talk about what we look at going forward, six months out, eight months out, what that's going to mean for the economy and consumers. >> mary? >> opec on friday and i'll be here with kenny. we have a lot of economic data given the data we saw today will want to get a read are we weakening, getting weaker here, and further down the road in the second week of december, two big companies have important investors meetings, both ge and united technologies. we want to get a little bit more info as to why the ceo -- >> right. >> get a sense of what they're both doing. >> whether ge will be regulated like a significantly important financial institution. >> it will be, it's just a question of what the parameters will be. >> so interesti

what is an election eve poll?e sample on extreme high propensity voters, that is individuals who have voted on every occasion since the 2006 election if they were registered for that period. and people who registered since the last election. we can't have a vote on them. we then ask each of those individuals once we get them on the line if they have already voted by mail or absentee or early vote station or if they are absolutely certain to vote on election day. those are the only individuals we interview in past election eve polls we have validated that at an 88% positive hit rate. meaning 88% of the people we talk to do sign it on election day. each individual is offered the opportunity to speak in the language of their choice at the point of first contact of the all callers are live. there is no row bow calling. we call to both lan lines and cell phones. an important modification in the community. the top point we want to convey to you is underinvestment in latinos and their issues contributed to a difficult ni

candidates nationwide scrambled for votes on this mid-term election eve.alked of taking the senate, while democrats worked to keep down their losses. and u.s. tensions with russia surged again on sunday's election in rebel-held eastern ukraine. moscow backed the vote, but stopped short of formally recognizing the region as independent. >> woodruff: on the newshour online right now for nearly two years, our "ask larry" column has been answering your social security making sense questions, but as one of our readers pointed out, most of those questions have been directed at married d reees. what about those who have never been married? our benfits guru breaks down the four things they need to know. that's on our making sense page. all that and more is on our web site, pbs.org/newshour. >> ifill: and that's the newshour for tonight. on tuesday, election day is finally here. join us for analysis and the latest results on-air and online. plus, we'll bring you a special report at 11:00 p.m. eastern. good thing we got that extra hour's sleep over the weekend. i'm

coming up, it's election eve and democrats appear to be flat out desperate.influence voters at the polls. and coming up, tucker carlson, dennis kucinich. and later, "duck dynasty" is headed to washington. the one and only phil robertson drops by along with his nephew, who is running for office to explain tomorrow's outcome and why people should vote for godly men. that's all straight ahead. people with type 2 diabetes come from all walks of life. if you have high blood sugar, ask your doctor about farxiga. it's a different kind of medicine that works by removing some sugar from your body. along with diet and exercise, farxiga helps lower blood sugar in adults with type 2 diabetes. with one pill a day, farxiga helps lower your a1c. and, although it's not a weight-loss or blood-pressure drug, farxiga may help you lose weight and may even lower blood pressure when used with certain diabetes medicines. do not take if allergic to farxiga or its ingredients. symptoms of a serious allergic reaction include rash, swelling or difficulty breathing or swallowing. if you

. >> reporter: on the eve of thanksgiving, a huge storm looming over the eastern seaboard.h black friday just around the corner, you might call this white wednesday. snow, sleet and frigid rain threatening to make this a cold day in hell for an estimated 46 million travelers. expected to make that suddenly treacherous journey home. so, just how bad was it? aside from massive delays and cancellations and lots of traffic jams, it could have been worse. in fact, it might be worse on sunday. that's actually the busiest travel day of the year. today was just the appetizer. a perfect excuse to create our very own "nightline" holiday travel survival guide. >> dear god, please let this car start. >> reporter: enlisting our own staff. >> i arrived in lax. >> reporter: and field testers. how does this work? do you cruise around until you find something? i spent the day with a tow truck driver in new jersey, rescuing stranded travelers in the midst of this thanksgiving nor'easter. the storm couldn't have happened on a worse day. it's disrupting traffic all the way from baltimore up to

happy election eve. >> reporter: it is election eve, t.j. and tai. the candidates are still out there, pushing hard to win over undecided voters. control of the senate son the line. it's the final push before tomorrow's mid terms. across the country, long lines for early voting. >> voting early was a must. >> reporter: over the weekend, president obama hit the trail. >> are we going to vote? >> reporter: and so did 2016 presidential hopefuls rand paul, chris christie, hillary clinton, and others. >> it comes down to who shows up. >> find them anywhere you can and tell them how important this election is. >> reporter: control of congress is up for grabs. analysts say republicans start the night at least half way to the six continues they need. west virginia, montana, and south dakota almost certain to go to the gop. >> our ground game is whipping theirs. >> reporter: tom cotton is pulling away. republicans need to win just 2 of 10 competitive seats now held by democrats. republicans have tried to make the race about president obama. just 44% of americ

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robert, thank you so much for joining us this thanksgiving eve.ntinues on the radio. "in the loop" up next on blumer television. ♪ >> good morning. it is wednesday, november 26. you are in the loop. i am betty liu. my minutes away from the opening bell, and we have a great show on thanksgiving eve. an online retailer coming up with different ways to keep you shopping from your sofa. about all of that with will peabody of grey croft partners. they company ceo tom rogers joins me on why tivo might have amazon and netflix to thank for their growth. first, a look at our top stories. the violence in ferguson, missouri. some stores were vandalized. it was nothing like the chaos of monday night. the police officer who shot the black teenager in ferguson spoke publicly for the first time. he was interviewed by abc. >> i don't think it is a haunting. it will always be something that happened.

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trucks are out on thanksgiving eve. dumping salt on wet roads in gaithersburg, maryland. the will temperatures could dip below freezing tonight. >> definitely a little slippery. >> reporter: jessica decided to fill up. >> you can feel the temperature dropping. anybody still out tonight needs to be a little more careful than they would normally be. >> reporter: tonight thousands of drivers hit the roads for thanksgiving. it is already slick in some spots. watch out for black ice. >> i hope it doesn't freeze. i know lots of people are traveling and i want everyone to be safe. >> we plan on traveling tomorrow. up toward new york. hopefully it won't be too bad. >> this crew drops out at train station parking lots. >> jessica tells me the cold is a good thing on thanksgiving. >> this keeps everyone indoors and the family close together. >> isn't that nice? we talked to some drivers and they say they cannot wait to get to the table and have the turkey with their families. happy thanksgiving. news4. >> thanks. now more on the impact of the weather on travel tomorrow. especially

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the next half-hour, i'll show you what the forecast modeling is suggesting for snow for thanksgiving eve. >> goodness. don't forget you can take 6abc.com with you. the new smart design fits any device you have, whether it's your tablet or smart phone, no matter how large or small that screen. check it out by visiting 6abc.com anytime any more. >> just ahead on "action news," a real heartbreaker, the impact a bad marriage can have on your health. >> a preview of the hottest ticket on tv, the american music awards skippy!! yippee!! fun fun fun! shiny! you never listen! what? is someone talking? ♪ skippy!! ♪ yippee!! i'm bored. hashtag bored. skippy!! yippee!! look a ride! (vo) made with the funnest peanuts ever! skippy. yippee!! ♪ >> good afternoon, sky6 live hd taking a live look for us over wilmington. you can see the camera moving just a little bit, the flag is moving, as well. i'm guessing the winds is blowing, 12:22, 52 degrees outside. >>> the internet has been buzzing that the form of dementia might have contributed to the death of robin williams. lisa thomas-laurey has more on keep

. >> eve: oh, how are you, honey? how was class? >> paige: fine. >> eve: what's going on? hey, let me see you. what's up? >> paige: jj wasn't there. >> eve: wasn't where? >> paige: in class. i think he's avoiding me.

so ev uses maybe, electricity from coal, and maybe from nuclear or from solar and the consumer is not directly responsible for the emission source and in this case, the combuston of the fuel and the consumption is the largest problem and so the consumer running their engine is actually the source of the problem and so the consumer is actually responsible. whereas, there were responsible in the sense that there are alternatives that exist and they could, i mean eliminate the problem. and so this is the proposed label, with san francisco language approved city attorney language. we think that it is a little wordy, and it could be truncated perhaps. and so just quickly, the labels are about dealing with a particular cognitive bias. and we are our short term thinkers, generally, we are, and we tend to discount future threats and we deal with only immediate needs and climate change is in virtually every poll, and taken as a concern for most and it is a low priority for most people. and the labels bring the urgency to the point of sale. and so this is one of the problems of transportation e

. >> reporter: thanksgiving eve brought 169 flight cancellations, 79 arriving and 88 departing. the storm and low clouds hampered air travel also causing delays to hundreds of incoming and outgoing flights. this family got through 14 hour of travel but their worries reignited when they couldn't find their luggage. >> if they can find their baggage, that would be really great. >> reporter: two hours later it arrived on the u.s. airways baggage carousel. good thing as they were down to one diaper between their two toddler daughters. >> we need to get the rent a car and diapers and milk. >> reporter: like other travelers inconvenienced by delays, nothing was getting them down. >> happy thanksgiving. >> reporter: now, flights are expected to get back to normal now that the weather's improving and the faa lifted that ground delay. reporting live from philly international, i'm denise nakano, nbc 10 news. >>> as we start getting more storms, get realtime weather updates using nbc 10 weather app, if you don't already have it, download it now free by going to nbc10.com. >>> flames forced

that is our broadcast on this monday night, veterans day eve.we begin a new week with you, thank you for being here with us. i'm brian williams. we, of course, hope to see you right back here tomorrow evening. goodnight. >>>whose university? >> our university! >> right now at 6:00 it's happening again. new claims of racist behavior at san jose state. good evening and thanks for being with us, i'm raj mathai. >> i'm jessica aguirre. outrage on the san jose state campus again over new allegations of racism and the administration's alleged slow response. this time though it involves a university board member who reportedly denigrated the mental capability of latino students. students are calling for the university president to take action. michelle roberts joins us live at san jose state where that rally took place today. >> reporter: dozens of students marched today and that rally ended at the president's fs on office. they were urging him to have a meeting. that meeting didn't happen but they are asking the university to take a stand against raci