from our greenville affiliate, sidney shadricks has the story. >> reporter: riley and boon, for lack society, waiting more than 400 days collectively. >> riley was over 300 days, and sydney close to 200. >> reporter: spending months watching other dogs leave the shelter, these two finding family in one another. >> boon kind of helped riley come out of her shell. it was so cute. >> reporter: one day it became time for riley to leave the shelter to go to her own home. >> she really needed a fair shot. and i thought we have the capacity to give a dog a fair shot. >> reporter: the question, what would happen to her friend boon. >> we actually had been pushing riley to go home with another dog. >> reporter: the adopters opened to the idea of two dogs, and it didn't take long to decide who the second dog would be. >> they brought out boon, and she was like a totally different dog. >> reporter: the two not just able to find a place to call home but a place to call home together. >> i don't know that i could necessarily say that dogs have best friends, but these two have definitely shown us

rellie and 6-year-old boone, the longest residents at the greenville human society.cember. she was shy, easily frightened, taking her a while to warm up to strangers. boone is a hound, and he's deaf. spending more than 150 days at the shelter, in need of love and patience, too. but the workers at that shelter would witness something extraordinary. rellie and boone, who cannot hear, becoming inseparable. for months, playing together, keeping each other company, as the other dogs got new families. as rellie hit 309 days at the shelter, the workers posted this letter from the family who had fostered her, hoping someone would see it and adopt her. the family writing, "rellie is such a sweet dog, she's very skittish, but by the first day she quickly warmed up to our dogs. she'll be a great addition to your family." and it worked. greyson boyd and daniel boone seeing that letter. they'd been looking to adopt a dog. rellie nervous, skittish when they went to meet her at the shelter. and the workers telling them that rellie would benefit from a companion. and they knew just

in greenville was born out of this necessity to protect tele, plants, takes the electric vehicles section. it is a crucial industry for the clean economies with a huge potential in your major players like the us, china and the you have implemented laws and incentives to boost tv adoption aiming to phase out. i see vehicles by 2035. but this transformation isn't merely a technological shift. it's a complex dance involving geo politics. economics and infrastructure electric will be, has a very high probability to become the main for, for boston. and if you miss this window of opportunity out by sticking too much on the old, them, that might be coming next. essential problem even for the lock, for the launch giants of the industry. the tvs look to have a bright future world wide sales just kept growing until 2024. when they started to stagnate. plugin hybrids. and dicey e saw a resurgence big car brands read the writing on the wall and began walking back there and vicious as targets in germany knew the registrations are set to fall for the 1st time by just under 14 percent in 2024. that's ma

. >> greenville, south carolina. >> greenville, south carolina. >> janice: if you can say what the weathertoday, what would you say? >> not so cloudy. >> janice: lots of sunshine and a little cold. let's do the forecast. it is going to be kind of yucky across the west, we have snow there and ohio valley and great lakes. best thing go to fox weather.co, if you are going to the parade tomorrow, dress appropriately and stay for pie. do you like pie? >> no. >> janice: no? >> yes. >> janice: do you guys like pie? all right, we've got lawrence, brian and emily coming out and me, too. happy thanksgiving. wave to everybody at home. look at this amazing crowd, emily. >> emily: i love it, fantastic. always sunny where you are, janice, we will see you in a few minutes. white house briefing room may look different when president-elect trump takes office. don jr. revealing his dad is considering giving covet seats to popular podcast hosts. "fox and friends" weekend co-host will cain is here to react. good morning. >> will: good morning, emily. >> emily: we know it is coveted 49-seat limit and white hou

also quite disappointing results in september at 3 state elections where at times the greenville even make it into the state parliament. and now the new leadership has the added cost of having to organize a quite a rush election campaign, a head of snap elections that are likely to happen at the end of february, instead of the plan election. a already scheduled for the end of september next year. so it is quite a challenge there, and we're also here from a party members and delegates that the party doesn't want to stay in government. they want to continue to be a party of government. and the hope is that the new leaders can carry the party to a result of that can allow for this now isn't likely that they will come in 1st in the elections. they are currently pulling at around 11 percent. but a good result would be to get a certain amount of votes of sufficient amount of boats to give them a strong negotiating power to enter a coalition government as, as a strong party well, a short time ago, the double you have the chance to talk to the new co leader of the green sphere, they expand a

a police dog in greenville, north carolina helped his handler an expected father with a gender revealtage released by the greenville police department shows the moment canine axle sprang into action. you can that revealing his handler, bradley nunnery and wife brittany. we're having a son mom to be britney nunnery also posted this footage on there on her tiktok and no doubt it's gone viral. their egos and there's the reveal what a smart dog. and kron 4 is celebrating. remarkable women of the bay area. it is that time of year again and we need your help to share their stories. if you know a remarkable woman making a difference in your community, you can nominate her for a chance to be awarded woman of the year and you can enter that nomination by scanning the qr code right there on your screen. we're just go to kron. 4 dot com slash remarkable woman. that will from the newsroom today. thanks so much for joining us here on kron. 4 news at noon. i'm stephanie lin from ever taking care of yourselves today. live in the bay is next with also some remarkable women. right back out to stephani

sarah: for the pbs “news hour,” i'm sarah varney in greenville, south carolina. ♪ amna: 20 years agofighting the largest urban battle since the vietnam war. more than 12,000 american, british, and iraqi troops fought for fallujah, just west of baghdad, which had become an insurgent stronghold. now, in collaboration with the news organization the war horse, nick schifrin spent time with the marines who still remember, and feel that battle like it was yesterday. nick: section 60 of arlington national cemetery is filled with men and women who never returned from afghanistan and iraq. it is filled with sacrifice. it is filled with memories. 20 years ago, corporal mike ergo, and the men of alpha company, 1st battalion, 8th marine regiment, assaulted fallujah. their mission, take the mayor's compound in the city center. the fight was through narrow streets. >> that was incoming. incoming. nick: it was deadly, and as seen in this bbc footage, dangerous. >> i'm fine, man. >> i ran off first and took a couple of steps and immediately tripped and fell on my face. and i looked to see what i'd f

under group in your district, i don't know her personally but she was an east carolina graduate in greenvilleksonville, she's in eastern north carolina girl. >> you say you look forward to having eastern north carolina values in the cabinet. >> is exactly right we saw the absolute disaster will happen with biden administration every capita secretary's position. talking with people in patients, whether they want they want common sense brought back to government we saw the woke missing this far left teachers union screamed left because they want to indoctrinate people and most susceptible of her children into their way of thinking about politics. we need to take politics out of the school and the best way to do that is to make things local, make things local rather than a partisan government agency and cramming things down kids throats. even here on the house ways and means committee i would get your take on how much waste there really isn't government, what is your opportunity in the 119th congress in terms of sparking economic growth? >> i think it is very interesting for you to be working on

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>> it's a 100th birthday party for chuck, who started volunteering at upmc horizon hospital in greenville ii navy vet, says service to country and community are what make life worth living. >> what's the biggest message about helping others? >> seeing people have a smile and just being there for somebody. >> what's helped you for all these years to remain as young and as vibrant as you are? >> that would be mind your own business and do something good for people. >> i asked chuck what other secrets to a long life he could share with us, he told me a bowl of cornflakes each morning and his weekly zumba workouts. that's nbc nightly news for this saturday. holly jackson will be here torment night. i'm jose diaz-balart, thank you for the privilege of your time, and good night. >> happy birthday to you, happy birthday dear chuck, happy birthday to yo

condado sonoma a tal nivel que algunos hasta tuvieron que recurrir a kayaks para navegar las aguas en greenvillela carretera 116 y mace canyon road, un vehículo fue hallado sumergido en una carretera el sábado en la mañana. saying they could see that the vehicle was bobbing in the water. la oficina del alguacil del condado sonoma indicó que alguien reportó el auto flotando y notaron que había alguien adentro. sin embargo, cuando los rescatistas arribaron, el hombre fue pronunciado muerto en la escena. la tormenta ha sido bastante fuerte. residentes del condado sonoma, como lilia mora aseguran procurar quedarse en casa para evitar estas condiciones. hoy que tuvimos la oportunidad de salir, que no llovió, nos dimos cuenta de que hay muchos anuncios, de que no se puede pasar porque está inundada. el área dice que ha vivido en el área por cerca de 6 años y ha notado una diferencia. parece ser que el sistema ha sido más intenso en esta ocasión. para este tiempo, mientras que en berkeley el jardín de las rosas también sufrió inundaciones. videos grabados por residentes muestran su asombro al encontrar

a lot of my not boy greenville nato has been involved in the conflict from the very beginning. everyone knows that and of course we know it to in italy of many of the spy planes. and drones take off from battalion bases so they are all involved. the problem is that now this involvement is explicit, it can no longer be concealed. the fundamental problem, at least what i see in italy is that the population is not informed clearly about what is happening. however, most of the population in italy has now also understood rushes position, and i can attest to that, but they still see all of this as something distant happening far away from them. businesses pay higher bills for energy, families pay more for goods. prices are rising and i want to talk about this because in general, it seems that europe is finding itself in the midst of a challenge between russia and the united states. i can say that russia is capable of in tim dating, this escalation of the european union is an entity that, at least for most italians, is something really embarrassing. it seems that policies are being im

see research, i understand that professor, joining me is the one who wrote about the share your greenville. and he said that the russian and you create a war is positive part of the west. and it is revealing the election that doing a temper one, especially because of the one people wonder what your end and didn't know to do it on top of what we're still doing well. so i think you to change a situation with the conflict there is to new into the leaving request as really just not the right to so that and to watch rush, how you doing is good to help africa. why do i see so is going to help africa because we all know united states is very powerful because of the dollar and the adults or the if, if i what is bloom i frequent countries? because 1st of all, we off of a $1200000000.00 african countries, mostly use the dollar. we can create a single currency that just make an effort, go, we go. and now we know that because it is more the most people in the world and russia and china is going, and i had to do more to forward it to i try to help africans so that we do the, the reason of the dollar wi

still spewing lava on thursday, a day off to the russians. thoughts of the nearby fishing town of greenville, which has been evacuated, the volcano around 50 kilometers from the capitol. vacovich sprung back to life and 2021, often lying dormant for 800 years. lot fit from me saw the height of the weather is next then inside story looks at the implications of the i. c. c over sort cements and yahoo loans and face as well. i'll be back very soon. the . this is a continued subbed risk in queens that and there been some pretty big chairs anyway, there's more to come. the next frontal system on its way through west australia, into south australia that will change the complex and it feels woman hand of it. so the 6 analite and it's cooler behind it. for example, this is worth about 23, the airbags. so that brings a bit of sherry right in the temperature drop down below the thirty's to the middle 20 to birth outlining, eventually melvin over the next 2 or 3 days. and the sheriff becoming the week of the queen's encouraged in new zealand attempts of the bill or whether it should be should be about

it happened in a wooded area located in greenville, texas rangers are investigating this tragic incidence. and daniel penny trial, yesterday attorneys rangeled over what should be included in jury instructions. daniel penny said the homeless man was acting esrratic. he faces 15 years if convicted. and jaguar, receiving backlash from social media. managing director says if we play in the does, we will get out. we should not turn up like an auto brand, we wanted to move from auto motive stereo types, hes it is disappointed from social media commenters. and confusion this morning over brian's favorite rice brand. >> brian: best rice is -- >> carolina? >> brian: gentle ben's. >> lawrence: what is that? what? wait a minute. >> steve: gentle ben could make great rice. >> brian: if he wasn't a bear. >> steve: gentleman was a tv show starring cleint howard, wh became friends with a bear. it starred -- cane. did you know that? we reached out to dean for comment on his favorite rice brand, we'll let you know if it is uncle ben or ben's original and goya makes a good product. >> lawrence: i love how

sin hablar el distrito escolar forestville, la primaria forest road, también el distrito escolar greenvillelas en el condado seguirán su calendario regular. pero con esto, vamos a regresar contigo, marcelo, para ver cómo van esas condiciones. efectivamente, compañeros, amigos, televidentes, las condiciones se han estado un poco más tranquilas en la noche y quiero mostrarles esta gráfica de las los totales de lluvias en las pasadas 6 horas. como les había mencionado, la lluvia en la zona norte ha mermado bastante en las pasadas 6 horas, santa rosa ha visto cerca de una pulgada de acumulación de lluvias y el resto de las zonas. san francisco y san josé, con prácticamente 0 acumulaciones de lluvias. así que se ha visto ese descanso en términos de la precipitación en muchas de las ciudades en el área norte. cómo estarán las temperaturas mañana? san josé con una máxima en 67 60 para san francisco y el resto de la zona se va a mantener en esos valores en los 60 grados. la nubosidad asociada a esas lluvias mantiene entonces las temperaturas mucho más agradables. pero fíjese que también ya para mañ

in greenville was born out of this necessity to protect tele plants, takes the electric vehicle section. it is a crucial industry for the clean economies with a huge potential in your major players like the us, china and the you have implemented laws and incentives to boost tv adoption. aiming the phase out. i see vehicles by 2035. but this transformation isn't merely a technological shift, it's a complex dance involving geo politics. economics and infrastructure electric will be the, has a very high probability to become the main for, for boston. and if you miss this window of opportunity out of by sticking too much on the old them, that might be coming next. essential problem even for the lock, for the launch giants of the industry. the he's looked to have a bright future world wide sales just kept growing until 2024, when they started to stagnate, plugin hybrids. and dicey e, he saw a resurgence. big car brands read the riding on the wall and began walking back there and vicious e. b targets in germany knew the registrations are set to fall for the 1st time by just under 14 percent i

earlier in the day, trump headed to greenville, north carolina, where he encouraged his supporters to >> with your help, 15 days from now, can you imagine 15 days? oh. >> stephen: "oh, oh, oh, oh. oooh, oh." usually, after you see him make that face, he cuts you a check for $130,000. ooh, oh, oh, oh, oh. what's he holding? that's a big hamburger! oh! now, we don't generally talk about sports on "the late show," a lot. not nearly enough in my opinion. but i have to offer my belated congratulations to the new york liberty, who on sunday night became champions of the wnba! hell yeah! you go! amazing! so inspirational. a huge win for the liberty, it's a first for the team. it's also a huge win for the city, because the liberty's victory gives new york city its first basketball championship in 51 years. [cheers and applause] not since 1973, which means that in new york, women's basketball is now simply known as "basketball." knicks, knicks, knicks, you get to play "boys-ketball." i could talk about some of the liberty's great players, like finals mvp jonquel jones, sabrina ionescu, or brea

fox 4 in dallas with a procession for the greenville police officer who was killed in the line of dutyer dawson was moved to a funeral home in rockwall. he was fatally shot monday night while chasing a suspect on foot after a traffic stop. fox 28 in columbus as ohio's republican governor signs controversial legislation imposing restrictions. restriction those locker rooms, showers and bathrooms. the g.o.p. backed bill mandates public schools design separate facilities for males and fee males based on their gender assigned at birth. and. one of the stories there tonight, a family family uncovered 101 coins from wrecks off florida's treasurerred coast accuse of selling multiple coins. eric schmitt is charged with theft. recovered 376 the coins from spanish ships that sank during a hurricane in 1715. they are protected by state and federal law. that's tonight's live look outside the beltway from "special report." we'll be right back. ♪ treasure ♪ that is what you are ♪ you're my golden star ♪ ♪ i take once-daily jardiance... ♪ ♪ ...at each day's start. ♪ ♪ as time went on, it was easy to

emancipation day in the beginning of august because that's when president johnson freed his slaves in greenville, and so that was the day that emancipation was celebrated. well, they've held emancipation day celebrations at oddfellows cemetery. i came across an article from april this year where local artists are working to create memorials for unmarked graves in the cemetery and really has when you go there, it really is this really like you say, contemplative space where you can walk the path and think about the people in the community who came before you and maybe what they did to help create this community. you now live. and that's my hope for like all cemeteries really that the people who created them or who were buried in them when they're no longer around a do hope that they just find a way to become a part. the larger community. thank you. i have a question about that. okay. you go and i'm going to repeat your question for somebody coming with a mic. hold on. just. okay. have you visited arlington cemetery? i'm sure, yes. okay. i heard it on a tour and i never any clarification about it

i think i'm hearing you are showing my grandfathers george jilsz, he was from greenville, south carolinain the navy and what was the name of his ship the freeport maybe? >> steve: there is your dad with hayden. >> ainsley: my dad's dad was louie earhardt and columbia, south carolina and he served in the navy. and then my dad served in the army reserves for 20 years. and we are so grateful for the army and what they did for our family. the insurance plan was wonderful and help my mom when she was so sick. [applause] >> ainsley: helped her with insulin and diabetes. we are so great 68 to all of how served. and what have you done for our country. it's amazing. >> steve: that's right. ainsley, the doocy family also an army family. we have a picture. there is my dad jim doocy. in his boot camp basic in texas and new jersey. and then he was stationed in germany when i was born. my dad was actually in germany when i was born. and because the army has got such a great parental leave policy in the 1950s, they let my father come visit me when i was 18 months old. i was already half grown. here is

you see the slower sensors building up past greenville, getting back toward north flynn and out of theecause of the lane restrictions there. the issue on vasco road, we don't have any detail from chp other than there's some sort of hazard roadway hazard there. but you do see the typical slowing right around dalton and approaching the area, your commute direction. this debris reported around los vaqueros, and it's not excessive. so we're going to continue to follow that as an issue out of contra costa county, down toward 580. the south bay, we still have that crash north 87 at curtner causing a distraction. and some slowing. typical for 101, you're northbound, slowing there as well. the peninsula is clear right now. now, in a few hours, we're going to have that daytime closure continuing this week over here on highway nine between sanborn road and redwood gulch. so keep that in mind from 7 a.m. to 5 p.m. and then overnight, we'll have the continued closure this week as long as weather permits. they're working on the drainage over here. highway 37 and lakeville highway. lane restrictions

we started civil defense, what physical greenville, with bradley and service, limited capacity in order to recover the children and women who are still stuck on the tons of a russell that has been completely buried underneath the the leak realities. not only these areas of come on to a be fine, but also in the central area in the past. oh, exactly where 2 children have been critically wounded as the for had been to one of the schools that to us. so to bring hundreds of palestinian families and a fridge refugee camp. what else went on the south also to make shift 10 plus congress said 7 palestinians typing up some killed the strikes. thought a golden rule overnight and about a 100 people as being killed and this really strikes in the north of gone. so what is happening to the wounded civilians when there's no functioning hospitalized in fact, send me these when the receipt to the tax, the ongoing strikes and the limits admitted resources have for you to the very only a situation for this going to people, hospitals and fox what can be beyond the capacity? we know the hallways, corey doors

the chp says that there are multiple slides between grandview station and the greenville y in the featherhway is expected to be closed for at least one week, as crews work to clear that debris, and you can always stay up to date with the weather by downloading the fox local app for your smartphone. it has all the latest news from the ktvu newsroom. our live newscast, as well as up to date breaking news and alerts. >> all right, still ahead, the pride celebrations in india's capital amid continuing co erns over ♪ honeybaked, how it glistens. ♪ ♪ mac and cheese, so delicious. ♪ ♪ sweet potato souffle. ♪ ♪ ham and turkey, hooray. ♪ ♪ feasting on some honeybaked all day. ♪ every bite is a celebration with the honey baked ham company. up in the sierra. we are joined again live by kevin coop cooper of calippus resorts group. kevin, you were talking a little bit about the amount of snow that you got up there. we were just checking the sierra avalanche center that says that today's avalanche risk is rated at around moderate because of the snow that fell. what kind of advice do you have for people

with very latest here in greenville. michael thomas. start engines will send it back to live in san francisco. thank you, michael. 906. we're also seeing the rain affecting now flights out of sfo. we've got an update here on the delayed and canceled flights. so >> as it stands, we have a total of 180 flights now delayed at sfo. 45 flights have been canceled outright. all incoming flights are seeing an average delay. now, 2 and a half hours because of the wind and the low clouds and because of those heavy rains, we're also seeing some golden gate ferry routes not running this morning. in fact, the timber on ferry service suspended. it's runs this morning. that was as of 8 o'clock officials say the rest of the troops today are going to be operated through the golden gate. transit buses, stern grove and pine lake in san francisco, golden gate park. they're also going to be closed today because of the weather, the city's parks and rec department posted the announcement on social media. they're warning people if you're going to the park, be

roller blade came through the cockpit and is my best friend joe glinski, whose children live in greenville. joe's been dead for a while. his classmate joe gillis sat there and held crum right as he blabber because it yeah for about 20 minutes and you know blade sometimes in the crash sequence blade comes through the cockpit and they they didn't get out because they had tail rotor strike and it rolled over immediately right. thank you. i was asked before about how do i feel about surviving vietnam. there's lot of guys that had survivor's guilt and somebody that was killed, their friend was a better soldier or a better person. they were. and it should have been them and not not not not them, but me. and i dealt with that for a long time. and i was coming home from work one afternoon about 5:00 in the afternoon and the thought passes very quickly but it was basically it was like an epiphany. and i'm not a strongly religious person, but it came to me that i survived vietnam, two tours of vietnam, not because i thought i was the greatest pilot in the world and i was the luckiest. so i had the b

. >> the chp says there are multiple slides between grandview station and the greenville hwy. in the feather river canyon. the highway is expected to be closed for at least a week as crews work to clear debris. and over in placer county, the search continues for two people who were last seen yesterday on the american river south of auburn. the placer county sheriff's office says three men were fishing on the river saturday when two of them were pulled into the current. investigators say the two men are both 20 years old. deputies say no resources are being spared to help with this rescue effort. >> right now, they're currently searching from point lassen, from the shoreline to river's edge. >> we also have a combination of our placer county sheriff dive team and also technical rescue team from cal fire. they're doing a joint efforts when it comes to searching the river again from shoreline and any waterways. >> the chp says it is also using drones to help with that search, and you can always stay up to date with the weather by downloading the fox local app for your smartphone.

about not billions, but the truth is, all right, isn't there a risk that even if the us does the greenville, this is donald trump will just pull back on the lights, i think the climate finance soul that the world is going to agree on will have to go beyond public funding. whether that's us commitments or other commitments. it's going to have to be broad, the contributor base countries that are going to put money into that it's going to have to be broad broader than it's been in the past. and we're also gonna have to leverage the private sector and, and those types of avenues for achieving the goal. how do you send the move here and the child's a meaningful deal? yeah, i think the world has already seen this happen before seen um a trumpet ministration. pull out and still moved forward. i think countries are determined to move forward even if the us is not part of that negotiation table starting next year. all right. process really with that. great. thank you. with this things right? months process total from american progress? well, that's it for now, the high level segments did you say sti