>> gio benitez with us tonight. gio, thank you. let's get right to chief meteorologist ginger zee. and overall, not a bad thanksgiving forecast. i took a peek before we came on tonight, but you are tracking a couple of systems that might impact travel? >> reporter: you know, david, it is rare for me to be able to say to you that the days leading up to and on thanksgiving look kind of blemish free. but you know we can't say that for the whole weekend. let's dive into the maps. a couple of snow showers in the rockies, but the rain really starts getting to going in louisiana, you see that with new orleans, baton rouge getting wet. then we'll go ahead and move it across i-10. atlanta on friday morning. so, black friday itself could be trouble on i-75. or if you are flying in and out of hartsfield. some showers up in the northeast. but then there's a second system and this is the one, david, i'm concerned for the tri-state, which has a lot of air activity, back to parts of, say, watertown, where you had all of that heavy snow. heavy rain on sunday. david? >> we'll watch it all week with

gio, how it's going?nging coffee over to my judges. what else is better than some coffee and pies? are you excited? >> i am. >> we've got joe. a little coffee there. >> thirsty and hungry. >> that's right. and wwe superstar titus o'neil here. >> we talked about this, i'm more of a tea guy. i'm more of a tea guy and pie. >> from mike's pies the key lime pie and we've got over here, the spiced apple pie and they're both competing for this -- the golden pie plate. but titus you wanted to give something extra special -- >> absolutely, we talked about putting smiles on people's faces in wwe, the honorary wwe champ. >> this is america's best pie, the search for america's best pie and it's all coming up right here on "gma." >> all right. >> another tea guy. >> that's what jumped out at you. >> you love your tea. >> and you have stopped by plenty of times looking for some tea. >> i have. >>> all right, folks, stay here we'll get back to that a little fun there as the holidays are coming up. so good to focus on fo

want to go back to gio benitez at laguardia. gio, how are things looking? how are things looking?a look at these images now because of nearly 15 million people who drove they got stuck in traffic especially in the northeast here. in the air even with those delays we saw a very low number of flight cancellations. now, remember, sunday was the day all of those people who traveled for thanksgiving were returning home together, the airlines clearly making changes after that summer of travel chaos because of weather and staffing issues this is the closest we've come to pre-pandemic numbers, look here, an estimated 54.6 million travelers. so far we're seeing even less flight cancellations than yesterday. whit, we have to watch the weather. >> we'll take that good news, gio. >>> we turn now to the miraculous family reunion 51 years in making after a 22-month-old was abducted by a b baby-sitter in 1971. juju chang is back with that story. good morning, juju. >> good morning, whit. talk about home for the holidays. melissa highsmith didn't know she was kidnapped, now 51 years later she's f

gio benitez on america's crowded airports. rob marciano is tracking two systems over the thanksgiving weekend. >>> the department of justice is now asking to question former vice president mike pence about the january 6th attack on the capitol. how mike pence is responding. >>> the war in ukraine. russia unleashing a new barrage of missile strikes. an explosion destroying a maternity ward, killing a child who was just two days old. millions are now without power in major cities including the capitol of kyiv. >>> news tonight about the brutal killings of four students from the university of idaho. authorities getting emotional before the cameras just a short time ago. >>> the new protest at the world cup. the team that sent a poignant message without uttering a single word. >>> and america strong. the two families giving thanks for two life-saving gifts this thanksgiving. >>> good evening, everyone. thank you so much for joining us on this busy wednesday night. i'm linsey davis, in for david. it has happened again. this time, t

very nice, gio.nk you. >>> now we go to the roads, expected to be jammed with holiday travelers. trevor ault is in fort lee, new jersey, with more. good morning, trevor. >> reporter: good morning, robin. if you're traveling this thanksgiving, you're almost certainly driving. that's the case for 49 million people. that's more than there was last year. just down a little bit from 2019. the good news for drivers, when you fill up the tank ahead of thanksgiving, gas prices are falling. according to aaa, they've dropped about 12 cents a gallon on average just in the past week. it's now at about $3.63 on average nationwide. it's getting lower. it's still the highest it has ever been thanksgiving week, since aaa started tracking since the turn of the century. of course there's going to be traffic. let's talk about when to drive. the worst congestion is all day wednesday from 11:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. then on thanksgiving day it's going to start around lunchtime and then it's the afternoon, evening friday, sat

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>> all right, gio, thank you for that advice.see it's very busy behind you at the airport. >>> we'll go to the roads because today is expected to be the busiest travel day of the week by car and demarco morgan is there. >> reporter: michael, imagine the nightmare driving the busiest day of the season. aaa saying 3.9 million travels in southern california will get to their destination by car. our affiliate helicopter hovering above looking at the roads. not even record-high gas prices are keeping people out of their vehicles. as of today the average price of gas in los angeles is $5.21. nationwide the average standing at $3.61. that's down 13 cents within the past week, but up more than 20 cents from a year ago. the best advice if you haven't walked out the door just yet, get out now. try to leave before 11:00. michael, back to you. >>> ginger is now here to tell us about the weather when you get to your destination. >> we looked back in maps because i said i don't think it's been this quiet in a long time. at least a decade. we h

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we love your enthusiasm, gio. >> i could see gio in a space suit when he was saying that. >> making himn the artemis 1. >> good for you, gio. >>> a lot more coming up here on "gma" including the holiday travel season almost here. we'll talk to the tsa about how to prepare for the crush. >>> also, the new details this morning on the mystery at the university of idaho. what we're learning about the four students who were killed. >>> first, good morning, ginger. >> that escalated quickly, didn't it? we were almost 70 degrees on saturday. y'all remember that, right? five days ago. no. it's here. hello again, winter. we're right here in wyoming county, pennsylvania, and state college where they had four to five inches of snow. the first snow of the season came through with some big totals and now, that's actually me turning on the lake effect snow machine in case y'all were wondering what -- mm-hmm. lake effect snow warnings from watertown to buffalo into northwest indiana. about a half foot there, up to four feet around buffalo by the end of the week, start of the weekend. your local weathe

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>> gio, thank you. >>> we move to the other big story out of florida tonight. little over two years after he lost the election, donald trump is hoping for redemption. tonight, the 45th president is all-in, beginning an unprecedented run for the white house. >> in order to make america great and glorious again, i am tonight announcing my candidacy for president of the united states. [ cheers and applause ] >> we turn to jon karl, our chief washington correspondent, who is there in mar-a-lago. what was it like in the room? >> this was a rather disciplined speech by donald trump standards. he didn't go on and on about the 2020 campaign, he didn't attack his republican rivals. he kept the focus on joe biden and how in his view america was winning when he was president, and america is losing now. >> jon, to that point, in many ways the midterm elections were seen as a referendum on former president trump. several of the candidates he backed, as you know, his most fervent supporters, lost. what does it say about the republican party and the former president's grip on

abc transportation correspondent gio benitez is here with more.rning. >> reporter: hey, janai, good morning. air travel has been incredibly smooth this week but that may be about to change as severe weather moves across the country. millions will be hitting the roads and skies this weekend heading back home. every airline, though, tells us sunday will be the busiest day of the year so far and that's because so many people who traveled over the past few days will all be going home on the same day. can you imagine that? so here's what to watch out for. snow today across texas, with winter storm warnings into new mexico and a flood watch for the houston area as heavy rain is expected through tonight. tomorrow, that storm moves through the south, passing through the midwest in the evening and overnight hours, and then that big day, sunday, that rain will reach the mid-atlantic and northeast just in time for that major travel day. so, if you are traveling on sunday, have that airline app already downloaded on your phone. use that first to make any chan

abc's gio benitez covers aviation. >> reporter: tonight, this terrifying scene playing out nearly 100 feet in the air. a small, single-engine plane slamming into a transmission tower sunday night, and then getting stuck amid high-tension power lines. >> i saw, like, two big flashes and i thought, oh, it's just lightning. >> reporter: on board, the pilot and one passenger on their way from white plains, new york, to maryland's montgomery county airpark, just a mile from the crash site. the pilot's hand seen gripping the window frame of the dangling aircraft. >> we took very deliberate and time-consuming steps to effect the rescue and the removal of those two folks. >> reporter: the crash temporarily shutting down power to nearly 120,000 customers and forcing the state's largest school district to cancel classes today. rescuers spending over seven hours meticulously working to secure the aircraft and then bring it down. >> they stabilized the plane by the crane, then segmented the plane and the engine as two pieces. >> reporter: david, one person is still in the hospital. and the ntsb i

thank you, gio. and thank you at home for watching. i'll see you right back here tomorrow.re, good night r focus. r back to basics for san jose. here from the new. >> building a better bay area. this is abc7news. >> i have never run with the claim that i have all the answers. >> the problems of the bay area's biggest city are now his problems. he is the new mayor. >> today, cindy chavez conceded the mayoral race. just 6000 votes separated them. the current mayor has turned out. just an hour ago he release this statement, saying the mayor will be a thoughtful leader who will insure our government works just as hard as the families we serve. abc7news reporter zachary fontes has been tracking this race. >> it has been a tense battle since the summer. >> while it was a hard-fought and contentious race, the reality is we have to work together. >> each got big name supporters. for chavez, that included the city council. the muslim margin of votes separated the two, chavez called him wednesday to concede. >> she was very gracious and i thanked her for her years of

>> all right, thank you so much, gio.r to janai. >>> now to security at the biggest parade in the country. that, of course, is the macy's thanksgiving day parade here in new york. some 3 million people are expected to attend and law enforcement officials they they're pulling out all the stops to keep people safe. abc's aaron katersky is on the parade route. good morning to you. >> reporter: janai, good morning. as baby yoda gets ready to soar and the parade gets ready to step off, the good news is the police say there are no specific threats. but they know this parade could make a tempting target. it's 2 1/2 miles long attended by millions. there's a global audience tuning in for the spectacle of giant character balloons, celebrity perf performers. it really represents the essence of thanksgiving in america. and since last thanksgiving, two parades in this country have come under attack. july 4th, highland park, illinois, a gunman opened fire on spectators and performers and last year's christmas parade in waukesha, wisco

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2014 world cup made an unexpected return to the spot after a 5 year hiatus, and raymond's nicholas gio crow received his 1st ever invitation to the national team. another surprise was the inclusion of a 17 year old. you sofa mckoko from bowers here dormant germany kick off their campaign against japan on november 23rd and the long anticipated season 5 of the british drama. the crown finally dropped on netflix this week. the popular series chronicles the life and times of the british monarchy under the late queen elizabeth and its latest season is the most controversial one yet. let's take a look at what's in store. ah, count royal's generals damaged the country's reputation. now, so should be binding the nation together as an example of idealized family life in 19 nineties. and the british rule, family is on this drain. is my behavior, this threatening survival. you as future king, that of duty, marital discord ever public descent. it's really been under fire at windsor castle 12 months. ah, and through a tool between mister manage her family and the reputation of the royal brand. in t

good morning, gio. >> reporter: hey, robin, good morning to you. the most powerful rocket in the world right there on the launchpad behind me. you see that countdown clock rolling. nasa believes that this launch will happen tonight, overnight tonight, but i want to show you this video from last week. during hurricane nicole that rocket actually rode out the storm on the launchpad. nasa chose to leave it out there. it turns out the storm did cause some damage to the spaceship. nasa calls it minor damage that would not affect the launch. it was to a piece under the orion capsule. now they've been trying to launch this since august, but they had a series of issue, first with engine sensors then a hydrogen leak but this is a test launch with no humans on board to see if they can safely get it to orbit the moon and then return to earth. now, the goal is to eventually establish a base on the moon and around it to use as a sort of pit stop to other parts of the universe like mars. now, it is a huge deal and right now, again, nasa believes they will launch

gio, thanks very much. t.j.?to the president and the health secretary the children's hospital association and american academy of pediatrics urging the administration to declare the unprecedented surge in rsv a national emergency. health officials warning the alarming levels of rsv, including cases of the flu are pushing some hospitals to the brink. they're calling for emergency funding now, as pediatric hospital beds nationwide are at 78% occupancy, the highest levels in two years. infants 6 months and younger are being hospitalized for rsv at seven times the weekly rate during the same time in 2018, before the covid-19 pandemic. now flu hospitalizations are at the highest level in a decade with young children, those with underlining health conditions and the elderly most at risk. so far hhs have not said whether they're considering declaring a emergency. t.j.? >> erielle, we thank you for that. >>> coming up on our "gma" morning menu, dwayne johnson reveals his struggle, his message on mental health. >>> early

it's an and gio dedicated to spreading circular regenerative design thinking across industries. politicians and designers welcome to their crater to cradle out . you can come in here. we start here. you see like from the lamps that you can see it from a mushroom material totally for biological cycles. according to the concept, no, it was so fi griffon's. father michel brown got and his colleague william mcdonough created everything we built must go to either what they call the biological cycle or the technical cycle. that means the materials used to build the products need to decompose, thus becoming nutrients for the soil or dismantled to become what they call technical nutrients and re used in other products to with. so in here, right, you can see a lot of products that are already produced in a cradle to create a manner. this flooring you can see if i move, i can actually take it with me. pretty cool that you don't need to do this. it is made out from the packing material, losing as an a credit crate. not the best idea to do that because quite difficult to disassemble. the lab uses these

about shares in the evening trading, the decline intensified against the backdrop of exacerbation of giotical risks. the sales began after reports of a missile crash in poland and a stoppage of ukrainian oil pumping through the southern branch of the druzhba oil pipeline in the direction of hungary. the exchange index at the moment exceeded 5%, some of them managed to win back the closure and cons. as a result, it was less than three percent. negative. however, it swept through all the world's sites in america, for example, indices. we went down sharply. true, they still managed to complete positive day. emerging markets will soon be on the rise, swiss bank ubs made a forecast for next year. there, the pressure from high rates will weaken and the indices, as well as applications, will confidently go up, moreover, in debt securities. as noted, the prospects are even more impressive for bonds denominated in dollars. the yield can reach 15%, while the growth potential of stock indices is projected within 12%. rosneft finally said goodbye to the london stock exchange of its global depositary

we also heard from the chief editor of the energy industry focus news site, gio energetics. he says that while europe is dealing with its fuel crisis, eastern countries are using reliable nuclear power. broberg early europe has forgotten how to build nuclear power plants and he can deal with its problems as much as it likes. but all of the countries that are thinking about developing reliable, stable, low carbon energy, are here with representatives from turkey, egypt, bangladesh, and whose pakistan with whom we hope to sign binding contracts. the hall of the east is here. we are glad that egypt joined us as they are the gateway to africa. now at this sight of the ceremonial signing, you hear more and more new names. nuclear power is not only energy, but an opportunity towards nuclear medicine and many other spheres. of course, this reorientation has been smooth and it has long been completed or you. additionally, egypt is soon to possess its own nuclear power plant. but ross at some doing the construction that foundation for the site. second to power unit was laid this week

good morning, gio. >> reporter: hey, george, good morning.ht around the corner, these pilots say they're serious. this morning with holiday travel weeks away pilots at some of the biggest airlines voicing frustration. united pilots announcing they'll start picketing soon and at delta nearly all of them voting to authorize a strike. >> we've worked incredibly hard throughout the pandemic to get our customers safely to their destinations. we continue to work hard to this day and will continue working hard, but we're ready and willing to strike. >> reporter: pilots say they're frustrated with pay and benefits as they put in long hours working record overtime. >> we are continuing to work longer days. we are spending more time away from our family and the ball is in the company's court. >> reporter: delta telling abc news we are confident that the parties will reach an agreement that is fair and equitable. vowing this won't affect operations. and overnight united pilots rejecting a tentative agreement saying pilots will begin informational picket

tonight, gio signing "it doesn't make a difference what your dispablts are, we can still work with itdams, signing tonight, "it gives them hope. it givings them positivity to know that they can achieve higher things." tonight, we celebrate the cubs, the state champions, america strong. doesn't get any better than that. go cubs. i hope to see you right back here tomorrow. good night. >> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. >> usa, usa. that is a big game. they did as. god love them. >> a hard-fought battle as the u.s. tops iran. >> here in the bay area a sea of red white and blue as fans turned out to support team usa in what turned out to be a successful but stressful match. good afternoon, thank you for joining us. >> today we have team coverage on the game and controversy surrounding the u.s. and iranian teams. there have been protests and even team interviews have been interesting. >> dustin dorsey with fans here in the bay area but we will begin with liz who spoke with bay area iranian americans in qatar who went to the game in hopes o

tonight, gio signing, "it doesn't make a difference what your disabilities are, we can still work witheir coach keith adams signing tonight, "it gives them hope. it gives them positivity to know that they can achieve higher things." tonight, we celebrate the cubs, the state champions, america strong. doesn't get any better than that. go cubs. i hope to see you right back here tomorrow. good night >> why are california gasoline prices so high? michael finney found this is just the beginning. >> senior housing were single-family homes? when it comes to a dilemma, a decision has just made. >> san francisco board of supervisors debated for over two hours over a policy that allowed robots to be used. abc 7 news at six starts, right now. >> building a better bay area. this is abc7news. >> mostly clear skies. we will see cold temperatures overnight. soon, we will see some rain. >> you will notice a significant change in the weather. >> let's get right to sandia. sandhya: were talking with a chill that is gonna feel like winter. just like it did last night. temperatures in the 40's and 50's. a

to be settled because rome as you've been hearing and says that the countries whose flags these and gio boats are flying, they should bear the responsibilities for the migrants, had refugees. and they and jose are saying that italy is breaching international law by keeping the migrant on the ship. yes, absolutely. i think that's what you just said is correct. i think that these are sort of a theory that the minister, interiors of italy put full. what about the fact that the, the state of the sheep slabs basically should be cooperating is not, doesn't really find any bases in international law. so i think that day at the end yos in this sense are correct in claiming that italy at this point out with the idea of selective these embark meant d a. d, a debt and the other states should be corroborating before people are put in a situation of safety is actually breaching international law. so i think, i mean, and then the stand off, we'll find a solution. i think as it happened with many other similar situations which occurred in the past few years, i would just like to add debt. i mean, we'r

tech solutions being bankrolled, by 1000000000 sr on the face of it. stunningly simple, take sola, gio engineering, which has support from bill gates. the idea of the heart of the scheme is to mimic a natural phenomenon called a volcanic winter, which happens when massive volcanic eruptions like the one that took place in $9091.00, a map in a to go in the philippines temporarily cool the planet due to a haze of ash and minerals in the atmosphere. i asked bill mckibben and olga and one of america's best known environmentalists, household g o. engineering claims it will work. that theory here is we fill the atmosphere with carbon and that's heating thing. so. so now maybe if we add a big dose of sulfur, then that will counteract some of that shooting by blocking some of the sun that's coming in. if you think about it for a long, it's pretty sad. and one of the biggest reasons to do it is so you could keep burning more on oil and gas for the bit. i really have been very concerned about is decided that we can engineer the planet so that we can carry on business as usual. remember, that's w

beginning to soften its stance on tuesday, immigration police or medical teams were seen boarding, the gio brents for interviews and health jacks. the captains of the ships have refused a government order to leave port. they say they will only leave once all have been allowed to enter italy. italians are divided over the migrants issue. over the centuries the city has gone rich because of the sea. people here know what it can bring and the terror it can inflict terror that migrants know all too well. they don't go into it. i think the government to think about us italians and send them my guns back home. european. so there shouldn't be kept on that boat, they should be allowed all that it's not right. the africans are off. right? oh wow. wow. julia maloney was elected on a promise of migrant crackdown. she had been silent over the current issue, but in the catania headquarters of her brothers for italy, party, which once house ma salinas fascists in the 2nd world war, they believe their leader is doing the right thing. your pennsauken, the dallas f agenda will. italy is during what of the

thank you, gio. and thank you at home for watching.t back here candidates as the santa clara county's last update. they have been tracking the races since primaries and spoke with chavez this afternoon. >> it's been an intense battle this summer since shop as has one the -- kim competition for mayor this morning. -- this year. may hand won the support of current mayor sam liccardo. a sim arjun of vote separated the both since election day. and chavez called it wednesday to concede. >> they finally finished with their account and there is no statistical way i could win the race. >> this is her second time running unsuccessfully for mayor. >> people made choices based on what is best for their family i will honor that voice. >> chavez says the -- misinformation by supporters may have impacted it. -- may hand and his campaign also argued the shop as campaign mischaracterized his record. i asked her about the claims. >> anything that came from my campaign i stand by. i think campaigns are about contrast and ideas. we stay focused on that.

the gio politics coming off the -- with that meeting between the two presidents.uropean bench mark holding onto very slim gains. it was a very solid day for asia. the hang seng up 25% from its previous low. hs tech index home to many of china's big tech companies up around 35% from the of the end of october. the gain has been built on there over from hong kong. the fed saying it may be now time to come through with rate hikes that are slightly smaller than the 75 basis points that the fed is pushing through the markets. a lot of data still to come through before that decision. across your sectors on the list, banks gaining. telecoms a bit of a mixed picture. the dollar is a factor in terms of the broad risk on move. down 6% from the peak. that is a catalyst. let's zero in on one corporate story. novo in orderice produces half of a the world's -- nordisk produces half of the world's insulin. the context around obesity is they provide and account for about 2/3 of the market for prescription obesity drugs. we're joined by lars jorgenson, the c.e.o. of novo nordisk. y

our gio benitez tracking the best time to head out if you're hitting the road for the holiday. >>> and storms ahead? the severe threat targeting the south. ginger is tracking that. >>> plus, celebration security. how police are protecting the biggest thanksgiving parade in the country. aaron katersky is live on the route of the macy's parade. >>> also this morning, new details on the deadly workplace shooting. the names of the six people killed in the rampage at walmart released. the company confirming the alleged shooter worked there as the mother of one of the survivors shares his story. >>> high alert.

abc's gio benitez has been scoping out the sales.orter: we're just days away from the best travel deals of the year on travel tuesday, but some are already here and "gma" has your insider tips. this morning, the travel deals are here, even before those thanksgiving leftovers are gone. so, where you can get the best deals right now? let's start in the skies, travel app hopper. >> dlato lason35ff on travel deal tuesday. >> reporter: she says the best deals are for international bucket list flights. >> from new york city to rome is as long as $400 for some travel dates. on travel deal tuesday an additional $100 off. >> reporter: so once you get a little bit more difficult to find those deals on hotels. >> you got to go in knowing what you're looking for. >> reporter: the travel mom goes from hotel to hotel looking for great deals and says the secret is know what you want. >> if you want a big-city experience in times square, new york hilton times square has an offer of up to 25% off plus free daily breakfast, you don't have to be as spe

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cnn has gio located the videos to the outskirts of a recently liberated village in the eastern luhanskion. the edited video purports to show a couple of russian soldiers lying face down on the ground with their hands over their heads. more soldiers are seen emerging from a building and lying down next to the other troops in the yard. a man can be heard shouting, come on out, one by one, which of you is the officer? has everyone come out? come out. a short exchange of gunfire is heard before the video cuts off. a second clip shot from a drone appears to show the same men dead on the ground surrounded by pools of blood. we are unable to verify what exactly happened in the first clip or what happened between the clips, but we know from reuters that the u.n. human rights office is aware of the video and is investigating. in the meantime cnn has reached out to ukraine's general staff for general twice but hasn't received a response yet. russia's ministry of defense says the video shows, quote, a deliberate and methodological killing of more than ten immobilized russia servicemen. executing

cnn was able to locate the police station through gio location using key landmarks.mony and speaking to a number of sources a pattern of repression comes into focus. police centers used as filtration points, moving protesters from one location to another, often families left not knowing where their loved ones are held. one iraq based kurdish military pack identified over 240 people who they believe are missing within this maze of detention centers. human rights organizations believe the number is higher. in the thousands. some of the victims as young as 14. many are men supporting female protesters. their punishment as severe as the women's. >> translator: they brought four men over who had been beaten, screaming intensely in another cell, and one of the men who was tortured was sent to the waiting room where i was. i asked him what all that screaming was about. he said they are raping the men. >> based on witness testimony, cnn chased the location to an iranian army intelligence headquarters voiced here by a translator, a 17-year-old boy sent cnn a voice note follow

the kremlin says video circulated online cnn has gio located to the eastern luhansk region.deo purports to show a group of russian soldiers laying face down with their hands on their heads. this is a still from the video shows several soldiers emerging from a building and then lying down next to other troops in the yard. and then in this video, a man can be heard shouting come on out. one by one. which of you is the officer? has everyone come out? come out. then there's a short burst of gunfire heard on this video before it cuts off. a second clip shot from a drone appears to show the same men dead on the ground surrounded by pools of blood. cnn is unable to verify some of the details here, but reuters is reporting that the u.n. human rights office is aware of the video and is investigating. russia's ministry of defense said the video shows, a quote, deliberate and methodical killing of more than ten immobilized russian servicemen. executing prisoners of war is a war crime under the geneva conventions. ukraine has also accused russia of multiple war crimes since the invasion

thank you for being, here valencia johnson is the founder and chief impact officer ten 63 west broad, gio the author of h. spot, the feminine pursuit of happiness. thanks to both of, you. it just a moment, i will be joined by republican-elect mike lawler who defeated democrat sean patrick maloney for his house seat in the 17th district of new york. another hour of velshi begins right now. >> good morning to you, i'm ali velshi, it is saturday november the 12th, four days since the 2022 midterm elections. and here's where things stand and what is still to come. control of congress remains up in the air. control of neither the senate nor the house is

it stands on tuesday, immigration police, or medical teams were seen boarding, the gio brents for interviews and health jacks. the captains of the ships had refused a government order to leave port. they say they will only leave once all have been allowed to enter italy. italians are divided over the migrants issue. over the centuries, sicily has gone rich because of the sea. people here know what it can bring and the terror it can inflict terror that migrants know all too well. they don't load it with them. i think the government to think about us italians and send them my guns back home. european. so they shouldn't be kept on that boat. they should be allowed off. it's not right. the africans are off bridle boy. wow. george maloney was elected on a promise of migrant crackdown. she's been silent over the count issue, but in the katana headquarters of her brothers for italy, party, which one's house ma salinas fascists. in the 2nd world war, they believe their leader is doing the right thing. your pencil can the dallas f agenda will, italy is during what of the european nations or during li

thank you for being, here valencia johnson is the founder and chief impact officer ten 63 west broad, gio phillip of h is a journalist and the author of h. spot, the feminine pursuit of happiness. thanks to both of, you. it just a moment, i will be joined by republican-elect mike lawler who defeated democrat sean patrick maloney for his house seat in the 17th district of new york. another hour of velshi begins right now. >> good morning to you, i'm ali velshi, it is saturday november the 12th, four days since the 2022 midterm elections. and here's where things stand and what is still to come. control of congress remains up in the air. control of neither the senate nor the house is certain as of yet. in the house, you need 218 seats for a majority, and right now republicans have 211 and democrats have 203, meaning that of the 22 races that are still uncalled by the nbc news decision to ask, democrats would need to win 15 of them, republicans would need to take seven of them to win control of the house. democrats are currently leading in 11 of those races, and republicans are leading in ten

of the year but it's not we are dealing with macro, including fred and inflation, recession risk and gio macro that matters. to or that to change, we would have to see two-year yields come down they're not. they are stuck at 44.6% if we get a 9% print on the cpi on thursday, carl, and we're expecting eight and people want a seven handle, meh, we get a nine, that will negate any gains we have in the next couple weeks. >> bob, good point a quick programming note tune in tonight to election night special, business on the ballot at 7:00 p.m. eastern time the midterms, what's at stake for your money a really good lineup with scott minerd, dan niles. >> as we go to break, take a look at bonds. cpi a couple days away watching yields and the picture there. overall, dow up 150. a big part is amgen. be right back. >>> take a look at some nasdaq 100 gainers this morning we mentioned amgen far and away the best dow component. a moment ago it was worth about a third, at least, of the dow's overall gains. followed by palo alto, lam research, asml we'll keta a break and get back we'll keta a break and

another player to watch, gio reyna. his father was a legend for years.e on "gma" coming up, including, yeah, stray. there he is. we will check in with him with the polar bears. why their home is in danger and what needs to happen to -- >> what is he doing? what was that? >> keeping warm. >> stray has been having a good time and enjoying this experience but looking forward to chatting with him more in a bit. >>> we have the story of four tourists in two separate incidents who died of carbon monoxide poisoning while vacationing in mexico city. matt rivers is there with the details. good morning, matt. >> reporter: good morning, george. just over my shoulder behind me you can see the building where three american friends came here to mexico city hoping to spend a fun weekend and instead lost their lives inside an apartment. their families, now asking how could that have happened? this morning, the families of fur tourists killed by carbon monoxide poisoning in two different mexico city vacation rentals demanding answers. >> this cannot happen anymore. >> re

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