>> ahead of the thanksgiving holiday, president biden and the first lady traveled to fort bragg, north carolina, to spend some time with military servicemembers and their families. after speaking, they served meals to the families. this is about 10 minutes. [hail to the chief] >> good evening, ladies and gentlemen, you can take >> good evening, ladies and gentlemen, you can take your seats, please. it is an honor to be with you here today to celebrate this thanksgiving. and it is a bigger honor to have the president and the first lady here at fort bragg to recognize the strength and resiliency of our military families. the military community is a strong one. it's one where we face challenges, we grow, and you grow bigger than you ever thought you could. here on fort bragg, we have the unique mission that binds us together. the immediate response. our soldiers have to be ready to deploy anywhere in the world within 18 hours. the first time on new year's eve , i was pregnant with cameron, my husband's unit was called to be activated. there was a lot of uncertainty that happened with that

i was a captain with the psychological operations group at fort bragg, north carolina. i am essentially a propagandist for a living. this new terrorism advisory is not based on any actual threats or plots, but it says there's a rise, an anti government rhetoric. a very broad range of political views. a broad range of ideologically motivated actors. the term extremism is being kept nebulous for reason. some of it is opposition to covid public health rules like masking and vaccine measures. some calls for violent action or based on claims of election fraud or a belief of donald trump can be reinstated. it's so that there is gray area, and they can use the term as they like against the people that they like to use it against. me, for example. fort bragg is investigating a psychological operations officer who led a group of people from north carolina to the rally in dc that lead up to those deadly riots. i went and i saw my commander in chief. we're going to walk down to the capitol and i'll be there with you. at my nation's capital, took 100 of my friends, and they ostensi

here on fort bragg, we have the unique mission that binds us together. the immediate response. soldiers have to be ready to deploy anywhere in the world within 18 hours. the first time, i was pregnant with cameron, my husband's unit was called to be activated. there was a lot of uncertainty that happened with that, but it was true the community of the military that we came together. we came together with sharing information with each other. we came together by helping each other with watch each other's children. we came together emotionally and we became a very close-knit family. and it was in those moments that you build resiliency. and through these experiences, military children are gifted with an invaluable life lesson, they see the value of selfless service up close. they live it and those who serve with them and our nation as they grow to be adults. first lady jill biden, a blue star mom understands these lessons and these values. for most of her adult life, she has spent her time supporting military families, first in delaware and now her entire country. her joining forc

this afew moments ago landed at fort bragg. during the trip down jen psaki was asked about recent palace intrigue involving the vice president and she said that as of right now president biden does intend to run for re-election in 2024. bret? >> bret: peter, what are white house officials saying about the russian troops massing at the border with ukraine. >> this is brand new. they are concerned about troops massing on the border with ukraine. they are calling tonight for moscow to deescalate. so far no details available about a potential biden-putin virtual meeting and no details about possibly sending u.s. military equipment to the ukrainian side of the border. at least not yet. bret? >> peter doocy live on the north lawn, thank you. the committee investigating the including former trump ally roger stone and media personality alex jones. the subpoenas include demands for documents and testimony from stone and jones as well as three other people accused of organizing and promoting the events of january 6th. let's talk about th

you see that wet weather from ukiah, hills burg, fort bragg. day. as you see on futurecast as we head through your monday, make sure you have the umbrellas and rain jackets for today. >>> halloween isn't just about trick or treating or wearing elaborate costumes for a night of partying. >> east bay residents had a more socially conscious way of celebrating. one berkeley woman opted to decorate with the spector of climate thing. it shows oil spills running to the curb where it will drain to the bay. >> i like halloween. this year when i thought about boy, what's the scariest thing going on? i thought, gosh, climate change really is very scary. so i wanted to make a statement about that. >> halloween with a message. >> yeah. i like that. >> caring about our community and world. >> maybe she still had candy for kids. a little educational thing going on. >> don't forget, news continues all day on cbsn bay area. >> cbs mornings is next. have ♪ >>> welcome to c mornings and hello to our viewers in the west on the month. i'm gayle king and i'm tony do

so what he did is he took the 82nd airborne out of fort bragg about 47,000 troops. to the washington, d.c. area to fort and other location not because he wanted to deploy them on the streets of washington, d.c. but because he wanted to create the perception that something was happening so that trump wouldn't order something to actually happen. and esper got hammered at the time. why is esper bringing active duty troops to washington? what else he doing? he was doing it to try to prevent trump from doing something much worse. >> bret: you talked to the former president. he praised your first book. he doesn't like this one too much. he put out some statements already about it do you think that that decision, whether he is going to run again, is the biggest political decision that effects everything and where is your bet if putting your chips on the table is the end route. >> i think it does. it's the single biggest thing we're waiting. we will keep us guessing for a long, long time. it's going to drive republicans crazy. particularly those who would like to run for pr

zooming in, you see rain from fort bragg, north coast, ukiah, clover dale this morning. of that is going to push into our region. dry for now in san francisco, you can see the clouds. temperatures are in the mid to upper 50s to low 60s. we are looking at widespread rain even though you are likely not seeing that rain yet. you will. grab those umbrellas, rain jackets because you will need it. we are looking at drier weather looking to tuesday and wednesday and then showers return late wednesday into thursday. it could be a wet thursday morning commute as well. let's time it out for you, taking you hour by hour, walking you through this. here is 7:00 am. you see the rain for the north bay. as we look to 9:00 am, widespread rain, entire north bay, san francisco as well as the peninsula, parts of the east bay, parts of the south bay as well as we look to noon. you can see all of us catching in on that rain. widespread rain for your lunchtime hour. here we are at 3:00 in the afternoon, still looking at the wet weather. here we are at 7:00 in the evening. likely a wet evening

. >> charles: president biden departing for fort bragg this afternoon.ghest level since 1992. a sign that the white house is getting concerned about price spikes ahead of the holidays. franchesca is chambers here. gop strategist nick adams and laura fink. is it time for the administration to worry about inflation? >> well, it's think it's been a concern for some time. we know that inflation is open. we know that profit margins are up with the biggest u.s. companies raking in the biggest profit margins since 2019. so the biden administration will focus on the lack of competition in the marketplace. things like meat processing. that's why poultry and beef and pork are up. it's because there's a bottle neck and a lack of competition. so addressing that and making the american public aware that often it's the companies that are raking in that dollar and they're making money significantly above and beyond. is it pandemic profiteering? that's the question. >> charles: sounds like a speech that the communist leader of china just gave a couple weeks ago. >> shou

a que alguien les conteste; y el otro consulado móvil que te vamos a tener este año, va a ser a fort braggn de, de acá de la gente; eh, hablamos-- remedios gómez: el año que entra lo reanudamos en hawái. damián trujillo: sale, okey; bueno, y finalmente, dieron un nuevo servicio el consulado, es la ventanilla virtual de la división de horas y salarios, ¿qué nos puede decir de eso? remedios gómez: así es, bueno, pueden ustedes venir cualquier viernes, que no sea un viernes feriado, por supuesto, cualquier viernes aquí, de 9:00 de la mañana a 12:00 del día, y los conectamos de manera virtual con una autoridad del trabajo; si ustedes quieren consultar problemas sobre su trabajo, que no les están pagando debidamente las horas, los salarios; y también si tienen alguna otra pregunta sobre sus derechos laborales, pues esa autoridad con lo que los vamos a conectar virtualmente, los puede canalizar con la autoridad correspondiente; así es de que sepan, es totalmente confidencial, ustedes entran en una, en una oficina, aquí en el consulado, los conectamos y ustedes hablan directamente con la autorida

president biden goes to fort bragg today.omes to vits as we get reports there is a navy sailors that have had to take out loans after being shorted on pay and then last week we reported several times that 29% of troops face food insecurity during the past year meaning they had a hard time paying bills in order to get food on the table. what should the commander-in-chief be thinking about that? >> i used to command fort bragg. i'm delighted to see him heading that way. great troops there like we have in other places. listen, nobody in the military is making a lot of money. they pretty much live from paycheck to paycheck with modest savings. any event that comes that wasn't planned for will exhaust their savings or they have to go get loans. and that is one of the things i saw on a regular basis as i spent my 37 years in the military. some of the people that they may try to get loans for or financial deals aren't the best people to be making them. they are involved in charging them with high interest rates. what is going on? co

the feast was held at fort bragg for about 200 lucky service members.iendsgiving feast with the president honoring the troops. he thanked them for their service with some turkey and a side of mashed potatoes. >> folks, i want to thank not only you warriors, i want to thank your families, because they stand and wait, and i know how hard it is to have someone who is not at the table on a holiday, that are in harm's way and find themselves out of the country. >> the visit is part of the white house joining forces initiative supporting military families, caregivers, and survivors. e entrreneurmilita child education, and health and >>> and a reminder, if you are looking to give the gift of a hot meal this thanksgiving, our food for bay area families drive is on. to donate your time or money to help our neighbors in need this holiday season, just go to kpix.com/give. >>> paul heggen is standing by. a lot of us getting hungry looking at that thanksgiving food, and sounds like the weather is going to cooperate, too. >> yeah, we'll keep you updated day by day. t

fort bragg, ukiah, clear lake, clover dale. we are looking at temperatures on the cool side in the low to mid 60s this afternoon pretty much across the board for daytime highs today. let's get right to it and time it out as we take you hour by hour on futurecast. here we are at 9:00 am. this cold front gets going later in the morning, looking at widespread rain. first the north bay will see rain first and then rain will push south. we are looking at widespread rain later in the morning. then as we look to the afternoon, you can see the showers lighting up futurecast screen. this is 3:00 in the afternoon. as we look ahead to tonight, scattered showers. tomorrow morning, we can see a few isolated showers to start our day. then we are looking at some clearing with partly sunny skies, drier weather ahead looking ahead to tomorrow. our sunrise by the way is at 7:35 and sun set at 6:10. let's check our daytime highs as we take you hour by hour with our temperatures. again we are going to be in low to mid 60s this afternoon as we look

. >> ahead of the thanksgiving holiday, president biden and the first lady traveled to fort bragg, north carolina, to spend some time with military servicemembers and their families. after speaking, they served meals to the families. this is about 10 minutes. [hail to the chief]

thing here is a week ahead, we announced earlier this week president and first lady will travel to fort bragg, north carolina to celebrate thanksgiving -- or frie ndsgiving --with military members to celebrate their service. on tuesday, the president, the first lady, the vice president, and the second gentleman or participate in a service project and the president and first lady will later travel to nantucket, massachusetts where they will remain for thanksgiving. reporter: now since the bill has passed the house, can you tell me about the game plan in the weeks ahead to get it through the senate? i guess in the media, do you have plans over the weekend with senator manchin and senato let us know what the plan is to get this through over the end zone. sec. psaki: the president is committed to getting this through the senate, sign it into law, and make sure these cost-cutting measures are put into law as soon as possible. a number of these steps including cutting childcare costs could have an impact as soon as next year. we've remained in touch even as we've been working to get it through the

ultimately trimmed to slowly convict a trend convinced winters to join the airborne and head to fort bragg as we can see if the words on the screen. nick was not too enthused about jumping out of a perfectly good airplane. i have been telling him he is not for that suicidal outfit. i wrote that on generate 22nd not too long after pearl harbor. so he did change his mind as we can see here. when he did change his mind dick end up in the ranks of the parachute infantry regiment that was located we can see some of the camp here in the background. dick wrote that february it is our motto our battle cry for it is taken from a mountain at toccoa georgia. the 13 miles high lease to run up. the record was 42 minutes. i made it in 441 day. i'm strictly no runner there, just did it by plugging along. want to hit europe in my travel shall have a letter from each country and a souvenir. that includes berlin and tokyo. if i must do it myself. here we see a man of sublime confidence as he is involving himself and parachute training. so the copy of the often stayed behind and read his books. part of his s

it was ultimately trent who slowly convinced winters to join the airborne and head to fort bragg, as we can see from the words on the screen, dick wasn't too enthused about jumping out of a perfectly good airplane. "trent's dug up that old desire of his to be a member of the parachute troops. i've been telling him he's nuts for that's a suicide outfit. that was on january 22, 1942, not long after pearl harbor was bombed. >> he did change his mind, as we can see here. when he did change his mind, dick ended up in the ranks of the 506th parachute infantry regimen which was located at camp tacoa. we can see some of the camp here in the background and dick wrote to dietta that february. currahe has become our motto. that one that was 140 feet that we used to run up. the record was 40 minutes. i did it in a half hour one day. i just plugged along. you'll have a letter from each country and a souvenir, and that includes berlin and tokyo if i must do it myself. so here we see a man of sublime confidence as he is involving himself in parachute training. >> so the copy of infantry in battle i

he is due to be sentenced on -- reggie: yes yes yes yes yes to fort bragg to celebrate with u.s. service members and military families. they helped serve a thanksgiving feast with all the expected turkey and sides. the president recounted his late son's service in iraq and work in kosovo. he said he was service members are the finest in the world. kumasi: a big announcement from good morning america. michael strahan is going to space next month. >> i will be blasting often the next blue origin space launch. [applause] i'm going to space. >> you are a brave man, michael. kumasi: ok. he will be one of the six people on board blue origin's third fight on december 9. he's been busy getting ready for the new mission on the new shepard rocket. how did he get that coveted ticket to ride? >> they approached me. they asked if i wanted to be a crewmember. withoutes kumasi: the countdown is now on. it is 16 days to go until blastoff. stray handsets that amount of time will be spent training, going through the preflight safety checks that are needed for the flight. reggie: i mean i'm sure it

in the week ahead, we did announce earlier that the president and first lady will travel to fort bragg, north carolina to celebrate thanksgiving, or friends giving, as some call it, as part of the joining forces initiative. on tuesday, the president, first lady, the vice president and the second gentleman will participate in a service project in washington, d.c. and the president and first lady will later travel to nantucket, massachusetts, where they will remain for the thanksgiving holiday. >> now that the bill has passed the house, what's a little bit about the game plan to move ahead to get it through the senate? and we were talking today, or over the weekend, to senator manchin and senator sinema. can you let us know what needs to be done to get this to the end zone? >> the president is committed to getting this through the senate, signing it into law, and making sure these cost-cutting measures are put in place as soon as possible. a number of these steps, including cutting childcare costs, could have an impact early next year, once we get this through the senate. we remained in

the feast was held at fort bragg.feast with the president honoring the troops. >> folks i want to thank not able the warriors you about your families because they stand and wait and i know how hard it is to have someone who is not at the table on a hole kay that are in harm's way to find themselves out of the country. >> the visit is part of ngfami the program focuses on employment, military child education, heat and well being. >>> home sales managed to inch higher last month despite rising prices and falling inventory. sales of existing houses rose .8% in october from the previous month in all 6.34 million existing home was sold. that number is down almost 6% from a year ago when pandemic home buying was in its peak. prices have not taken a break from going up for more than 9.5 years with sit longest increase duration on record. >>> tiffany just revealed what it calls it's most expensive piece of jewelry ever. christ driller's around the corner. >> this is why she says that. this goes for about $20 million. the worl

he was from fort bragg. so he was hard-core and he didn't know i was hurt either until i heard him saying some explicit's. so the surgeons come through end into the kernels, through and come to find out and the report given to everybody for the colonel for the amputation of the leg which he did not and i had a fractured skull. again because of all the chaos and misinformation so when the kernels came down it was like what are we going to look like. you're fine. yeah, i'm great, just perfect. so i was there for about a week, political. headaches were horrendous to the point i couldn't go outside because the light hurt so bad. he was ready to go home and he basically said i'm not going home they also wanted me to go home. the nurses were doing all the paperwork and basically they came up to me and said we are getting you ready to go and i said what for. you got hurt. they don't want you out here because you're hurt. i said i'm fine. they said do you still have ringing in your years because that's one of the bi

president joe biden and the first lady visited american troops at fort bragg, north carolina for what's called a friends giving. ♪ the couple thanked both service members and their families. president biden recounted his late son beau's service in iraq and work in kosovo. adding that he knows how hard it is to have someone missing from the table on a holiday. he then served the troops stuffing while joe biden dished up mashed potatoes. >>> the first lady was on hand to bring holiday cheer to the white house. ♪ the new white house christmas tree, a tradition of the u.s. first ladies dating back to the 1960s. this year's tree is a frazier fir from north carolina. the theme for the decorations will be announced after thanksgiving. it is a long line of christmas trees, the fir making a debut in 1889. >>> still to come, growing fears of a russian invasion of ukraine. how the u.s. military is planning to counter that threat. and an horrific accident in bulgaria kills more than 40 people including a dozen children. details ahead. [♪] did you know, you no longer need to visit a dermatologist to

together they live in fort bragg , north carolina.pandemic she's lost her job, making beating her family difficult. her story is not unique and highlights a food insecurity crisis inside the us military. >> it is tricky to be a militar spouse and also to be able to take care of your family. >> as many as 160,000 active-duty military members ar having trouble feeding their families, according to beating america up with about 25% of troops have faced food insecurity in the last year. >> i thought i a minus will giv give it a try. it helped out and it did. >> the armed services at ymca have to start of 3 million pounds of food supporting 55 in the us. experts say modest. for fulbright military members and frequent moves across the country required of military families make it difficult. >> i really think that the biggest contributor of food insecurity is not having that second revenue stream from a spouse that works. and before covid, the unemployment rate for military spouses was 5-6 times the national average. >> his military families

for example, fort bragg, north carolina, norfolk, virginia, lewis mccord near seattle.sion levels before the pandemic. it got even worse, as you mentioned in your report. they want to be employed. they're qualified. but it is hard when you move over two to three years. now we're seeing why it matters. >> very much so. that's one of the steps the secretary of defense, trying to extend tours at bases to make sure military spouses can find work and keep it. >> it is essential. thank you so much for doing this story. i know so many people are paying attention to it. >> coming up, two men found guilty in the malcolm x assassination expected to have their convictions thrown out. what took so long and what we are now learning about the investigation? >>> julius jones scheduled to be executed today. will oklahoma's governor step in? (vo) singing, or speaking. reason, or fun. daring, or thoughtful. sensitive, or strong. progress isn't either or progress is everything. the new sensodyne repair and protect with deep repair has the science to show that the toothpaste goes deep insi

yesterday, the couple traveled to fort bragg to celebrate a friendsgiving with u.s. service members in military familiesheey and all the fixings to welcoming crowd. the president recounted his late son's service in iraq and says u.s. service members are the finest in the world. mike: let's talk about some obstacles to the morning, you can see some fog developing in the lower peninsula around foster city. we've got redwood city at 40. milder around pacifica, about 50 to 51 at half moon bay. 45 degrees right now. most of us in the 40's. dublin, 39. santa rosa, 39. milder in san francisco at 51. in the hills, about 55. for the peninsula, average high is 62 degrees. in the 50's, low clouds becoming more high clouds as we had from 10:00 to noon. we can see low 60's from about 1:00 to 5:00, 55 degrees with increasing stars at 8:00. here's a look at today's future radar, you can see a few showers possible off the coast from that relatively dry cold front. otherwise, the only real sensible weather is the increase in high clouds and cooler conditions today. the clouds go away

. >> just to our north and west just over you coyote over right now, fort bragg and barbourville. we saw extreme drought conditions now improving into severe. so there is hope. let's just hope or some more asked to be atmosphere. a in the coming months ahead of this season and taking a live look outside dry clear conditions. hope you're having a great veterans day and please make sure to thank a veteran for this thursday radar for. >> dry clear and in the 70's out there right now. 71 degrees for half moon bay and san mateo 72 for san jose with oakland at 68 degrees as his downtown san francisco widespread low 70's as you make your way into the north bay with petaluma and nevado both at 72 degrees. and when tracker for tracking northerly winds, drying and clearing us out. and that's going to be the pattern all weekend long until we notice some cloud cover but not really dropping the mercury that much for the 2nd half of the weekend. your full weekend outlook coming up in just a few minutes. just in. back to you. thank you so much. we have much more ahead here during crowd for his 3

he was with fort bragg. he came up as a private. all the way to colonel. so he was hard core.ard core. and he didn't know i was hurt either until i heard him saying some things that weren't very nice to some of the people because they kept touching that area. and i said. we all went by call names. and i his call name was big e for big elephant. i go big e are -- and my call name was mama bear. and --. so anyway. now we know that we're there together. so sergeant major's come through. the colonels come through. and co-come to find out, the report given to everybody for us were colonel ellison had below the knee amputation of the leg, which he did not, thank god. and i had a fractured skull. of course i did not. so, you know, there was -- again, because of all the chaos, lot of misinformation. so when the colonels came down, task force there was like oh my god what are we going to look at? oh you're fine. yeah i'm great. i'm just perfect. so i was there for about a week. went to tbi. protocol. headaches were just horrendous to the point i couldn't even go outside for the light s

tonight the current president and first lady jill biden traveled to fort bragg in north carolina for an early thanksgiving celebration with service members as biden also focuses on making his economic plans law. inflation has threatened to overwhelm that domestic agenda. tomorrow he'll speak to our country about the economy. reports say the biden administration is expected to release oil from our strategic petroleum reserves in the coming days in an effort to slow rising gas prices. today biden renominated federal reserve chairman jerome powell to serve a second term. it's a move a lot of people saw as an attempt to maintain stability in an economy that is still recovering from the pandemic. right now there's increasing concerns about the rise in new cases amid fears of a possible holiday surge. we'll have much more on that later on in this hour. also tonight, the city of waukesha, wisconsin held a vigil to remember the five people killed when the driver of of an suv ran into a christmas parade on sunday and kept on driving. police say the suspect, darrell brooks, is facing five coun

the stronger gusts toward fort bragg in eureka right now. 40 miles an hour and then as that front comes on shore, they start to see more purple moving into the bay area with some strong gusty winds, possibly 40 miles an hour. plus specially out near the coastline. wind advisory has been posted for the most of the bay area until 3 o'clock in the morning. more power outages. very likely tonight. guys, back to you. thank you, lauren swell parks around the bay area are already preparing for a possible big mess after the storm in the north bay. muir woods national monument is opening 2 hours later than usual at 10 o'clock in the morning. the park says this is to ensure that staff and visitors safety and 2. >> mitigate any storm damage. the sonoma county parks department is also adjusting its schedule for the weather closing. both could mountain and foothill regional parks sonoma county says that the parks will reopen as soon as they are inspected and deemed to be safe. >> we just put it on. we leave the euro this morning at 6. so it was a 12 the flight. the heat is pretty that yet. we very h

for rachel is able, whose husband is in the army based in fort bragg, and ymca helped feed her familys something that has a stigma that if you go to the food pantry or you are super poor or -- i wouldn't say i was ashamed but i also didn't want to share it with people who wert i was going to a food pantry. mostly i didn't want people to feel sorry for me. >> since covid, the ymca has distributed 3 million pounds of food on 55 bases across the country. the group's president, a retired vice admirals of the department of defense needs help from nonprofits. at stake, attracting and keeping enlistees. >> if you don't have a secure military, and put up with all the moves and protecting our freedoms. >> there is a build now in congress that would provide for basic needs for military families, and a good number of them are currently living john either at the poverty level or below. >> it's such a tragedy, with such hardships and day-to-day basis, and david lee miller is here for us. >> sandra: a family gathering, covid concerns for asam and the cdc may not be helpful for those seeking informa

he's heading to fort bragg, north carolina, and he will meet with service members and their families. >> sandra: rich edson live at the white house. thank you. >> trace: no matter the jury's decision, many of the media say the rittenhouse case is far from over. take a listen to some of the rhetoric from over the weekend after the verdict as many in the media refused to budge from their original positions. >> rittenhouse, then 17, killed two men with his ar-15 style assault rifle. he claimed self-defense. rittenhouse drove in from illinois armed for battle. >> what we know now is that the jury bought the narrative of kyle rittenhouse being a victim. >> the fact that white supremacists roam the halls of congress freely and celebrate this murderous white supremacist and the fact that he gets to walk the streets freely, it led to know these people have access to instituting laws. >> welcome to the modern republican party. this is what these people want. this is what a majority of white people vote for. a majority of white people in favor of this kind of violence. it's because a majority o

on monday, my wife jill and i will be driving to fort bragg, north carolina for an early thanksgivingh the troops. we will show the nations gratitude to their service and sacrifice and welcome those coming home after 20 years in afghanistan. as we give thanks to what we keep in our hearts, those we've lost. those who have empty seats at the table this year because of the virus or another cruel twist of fate. there is a lot of grief that tears at the hearts of us on the holidays. we pray for them to find purpose in pain. let's commit ourselves to at the psalmists wrote. the lord is my shield and my strength, and with my song, i give him thanks. let our song be one of lives saved, a nation made whole. that's the america i know. you come at american people, i forever am grateful for the trust you have placed in me, and from the biden family to yours, we wish you a happy thanksgiving. may god protect our troops. thank you. [applause] that's a big turkey. by the power vested in me as president of the united states, i pardon you this thanksgiving. there you go. i pardon you. thanks, everybo