krause, according to your testimony we seen d.o.t. implement several accessibility provisions from the act of 2018. for instance, dot issued a notice to the largest u.s. airlines establishing a compliance date for reporting requirements on a number of wheelchairs and scooters and the number handled. d.o.t. is to working on rulemaking for other requirements. what would you say are the limitations that prevent full implementation of these and other necessary provisions? ms. krause: as they've been working through things, some of this has been contingent on studies being completed and advisory committee the king into some of these issues and making recommendations. the d.o.t. office is fairly small and has had a lot of efforts directed toward dealing with the refund issues out of the pandemic, but yeah, as you know, they are moving forward on some rulemaking processes now. rep. johnson: what has been the problem -- chair larsen: you're five minutes is up, maybe they can answer that question in writing. i'm going to allow myself up to fiv

krause says we were about the same age. krause said it really struck me. i was living across the hall with my girl friend, the suspect was living on the other side with their mother. and, you know, he also said that the suspect was very proud of the weapons and showed them off to krause and that made krause feel a little uncomfortable. he raised that and the suspect said, you know, it's not the guns you got to be afraid of, bro, it's the people. and krause said that has really sort of sat with him. he feels terrible for his friend, terrible for the victims and we can't make this all about the suspect. club q, this is a small lgbtq community here but they are going to be missing those two members. >> thank you for the excellent reporting. >> so it was predicted that yesterday would be one of the busiest travel days of the year and we'd see airports more packed than they've been in year. are the tsa numbers bearing all of that out and are airlines keeping up with demand? we are live at rag 'national airport, all dressed up and nowhere to go. he's not getting

this young man xavier krause said he likes guns and showed them off to krause and krause expressed hesitation and fear and he said it is not the guns you need to be afraid of, it is the people. and he would have outbursts of anger directed at gay people and he used slurs to describe gay people but also had outbursts more often aimed at other races. also, interestingly,m the lawys for the suspect said the suspect does identify as nonbinary. xavier krause told me that he never heard that from the suspect. never suspected that from the suspect. apparently the suspect smart but very lonely. lived lived with his mom across the hall where krause lived with his girlfriend. and the suspect clearly bruised and batsetered around the head. they were taken down by rich fee arrow and then kicked in the head by a young naval officer and a trans woman. now thanksgiving today and a little bit of resilience from club q, they would always hold a thanksgiving dinner. this was more than a nightclub. this is a hub for the lgbtq community here in colorado springs. they're holding their thanksgiving lunch not in th

locutor: este es su noticiero univisiÓn ediciÓn nocturna leÓn krause.s con el dolor de una familia el tener frente al asesino sus familiares. nicolÁs cruz tuvo que escuchar las maldiciones de padres y hermanos por arrebatarles a sus seres queridos, le desearon que le causen tanto dolor que grite pidiendo clemencia. >> uno tras otro los familiares de las vÍctimas se desahogaron hoy contra nikolas cruz. >> no te podemos llamar humano porque no lo eres. en realidad mataron a 17 personas. >> este equipo de la defensa hizo todo, se reÍa, hacÍa comentarios. se debatÍa la pena de muerte. la culpa era de la madre biolÓgica. tres de los miembros del jurado se pusieron del lado de la defensa. no se podÍa imponer la reina de muerte. >> era para ser castigado con la pena mÁxima. si esto no lo justificaba, quÉ lo justifica? >> espero que te quemes en el infierno. leÓn: hicieron un homenaje a los niÑos asesinados en uvalde. una de las marchas ocurriÓ en texas. >> frente las escaleras llegaron los familiares de las vÍctimas. los padres hoy dÍa recuerdan a sus hijos qu

. >> reporter tina krause shows us how research underway in europe and help the entire industry adapt. >> reporter: celebrating a successful wine harvest is a centuries-old tradition. but these days, winemakers are struggling with the impact of a warmer climate. rising temperatures around the world mean greats are maturing faster than ever before, leading to higher alcohol levels and weaker colors and aromas. >> this is our vineyard that we have planted to fight against the problems of global warming. >> reporter: the spanish vineyard went from planting straight rows to covey one's. a group of scientists is taking it a step further, opening a vine and wine research institute to identify the great types most resistant to climate change. experts are extracting dna from crushed brine leaves to determine the vines best equipped to handle changing weather conditions. >> looking for those traits , those great they can make the vines to be bitter active through these conditions. >> reporter: researchers say vines 35 years and older seem to do better with climate change because they are more

locutor: este es su noticiero univisiÓn ediciÓn nocturna con leÓn krause. leÓn: quÉ tal?enzamos con una protesta que empezÓ siendo pacÍfica y termino en violencia. en medio de las detenciones que se realizaban por los agentes testigos dicen que un hombre centroamericano lanzÓ una piedra contra los oficiales y eso desatÓ una pelea grave. marlene : este grupo de venezolanos es repelido mientras exigÍa respuesta, las autoridades pidieron que se retiraran y los migrantes comenzaron a correr al lado mexicano. los agentes le dispararon con proyecto y les para control de multitudes. >> yo no querÍa que me quitarÁn la bandera de, me dispararon una vez, otra vez y otra vez. la policÍa nos dijo que nos calmara mÁs y de repente llegaron mÁs y nos corretearon. marlen: supuestamente un centroamericano se lanzÓ una piedra a dos policÍas. >> nosotros sÓlo querÍamos dar un mensaje. marlen: los agentes respondieron iniciando control de multitudes, se utilizo bolas de pimienta de fuerza menos letal. lo miran te forman parte de un grupo de 400 venezolanos que llevan semanas varados viviendo

locutor: este es "noticiero univisiÓn" ediciÓn nocturna con leÓn krause. leÓn: buenas noches. houston dejÓ dos heridos y varios detenido. una de las vÍctimas habÍa escapado de los contrabandistas y le contÓ a la policÍa lo que habÍa sucedido. nidia: asÍ es, todo esto empezÓ cuando dos hombres lograron escapar de este hotel. lograron hablarla las autoridades. entraron a este hotel. se estÉs estarÍa llevando a cabo la informaciÓn. hay nueve personas detenidas como parte de esta investigaciÓn. se desconoce quiÉn eso las vÍctimas, los oficiales dieron a conocer que ellos habÍan recibido estos disparos en el Área antes de que llegaran a proceder. se desconoce la causa de este enfrentamiento regreso con ustedes. >> una caravana de emigrantes partiÓ de la frontera sur de mÉxico. los migrantes en tapachula, chiapas salieron en caravana para pedir que se revoque la expulsiÓn. quÉ se debe hacer para solicitarlo. >> usted podrÍa tener derecho a varios crÉditos. >> califican personas y familias con padre y madre con ingresos menores de ingresos menores a 11,500 al aÑo. >> puede usar una h

tina krause, cbs news, london. >> she is adorable and amazing.mony is also a dedicated advocate. >> at the age of only 6, she became the first junior ambassador for meningitis now, which is the charity dedicated to fighting that disease. >> that's it for the news at 5:00. >> cbs news with juliette goodrich structure now. >>> thank you, sara and ryan. a dry october is over. november is already off to a stormy start . a winter -like storm sweeps through northern california, bringing hazardous driving conditions to the sierra and rain to the bay area. >> a very welcome break across the bay area. starting the month of november. will be picked up today, and tracking more rain chances in the first-alert forecast. >> the wet weather, not enough to get us out of our deepening drought, but water levels in one major reservoir are actually way up. >> we've seen a lot of change. we've seen the lake go up. we've seen the lake go down. we've seen it recover quickly >> why then not actually be any help for water customers in the bay area >>> the man accused of

but krause also said that most of the outbursts were actually directed at people of other races. so, motive is going to be key. december 6th formal charges are expected. erica. >> nick wat, thank you. >>> joining me now to discuss, cnn law enforcement analyst john wack. >> there is so many talk about hate crime charges. colorado's laws changed recently, it was rewritten last year. so no longer have to prove that hate or bias was the sole motivation in a crime, only part of it. what will prosecutors need to show, joey, to prove that this was, there fact, a factor in this deadly attack. >> yeah. erica, good morning to you. and my friend jonathan. just a horrific set of circumstances. so, ultimately we know that there are the murder charges themselves. and based upon that, there is a life sentence that will be imposed upon a conviction. however it is very important that prosecutors and being the voice for those who were ultimately impacted, that they speak for everyone. and that there is a bias related charge that is anticipated right to be filed here and that bias-related charge en

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here in los angeles the senate and the house statewide races from all across the country plus alisha krause leo terrel also for those making their case to the voters tiffany :-) running for senate in washington. great to see you again. when we first spoke a month ago and people were talking about your race being close is that really real? can it happening can you pull this off? >> in looking at those issues you are just talking about. and then people coming out to the event and those who want change they want leadership they don't want career politicians 30 years and already has nine bills across the line number one she is so extreme nobody wants to work with her to get the bills across the lines of washington state was the leader and does not need seniority but motivation principal and the voters know they sent me to dc that's when i will take the halls of congress. steve: we did ask patty murray to come on she did not accept the invitation but what is the argument how does that play right now and how someone like you went? is that one —- are they trying that with you there quick. >> they

. >> reporter: xavier krause was his friend and neighbor. he told me he heard aldrich make homophobic remarks and the suspect showed him their guns. >> he told me, "it's not the guns you got to be afraid of, it's the people." >> reporter: xavier providing this video to abc news, showing the suspect firing an ar-style rifle at a shooting range. the video posted to tiktok by aldrich's mother with the hashtag fun at the shooting range. and overnight, abc news obtaining this chilling facebook post from the suspect's mother, seemingly concerned about her son's whereabouts in the hours before the shooting, saying, "my son is missing. he took my phone and my debit card. we had plans and we were so excited." she ends by saying her son told her, "get ready to have the best night ever." >> love beats hate! >> reporter: and today, at the colorado springs city hall, is toriflnflefithve victims. ey, the d.a. says he plans to bring formal charges at hean. that's on december 6th. now, he told me he has no plans to offer a plea deal here, but that means it

tina krause, cbs news. >>> we have got some rain coming and we can already see it.you can see the leading edge of the showers holding together up along the coast. we will not get as much as we wer seeing. let's bring forward th first light showers which make it to the northern edge. it is really not until the early afternoon , about 1:00 or 2:00 where we get the noticeable rain. marching southward and getting out of the south bay by early evening, there is not a lot to this. technically, we will get some rain . maybe even measurable but it is not going to be a major rain system. here is sunday night . 8: 30 9:00, the next system starts t approach. this one already looks a lot better and it has better organization to it. tha will march across the entire ba as an actual cold front early in the morning on monday. we've got some very well put together rain coming right through most of the bay . by the time we get into the afternoon, it is still working its way through the south bay. this system has its act together. it is really the monday and tuesday system that gets u

apparently the suspect said they hated gay people and used a slur to describe them but krause said moreften than not these outbursts were directed at other races. now crass told us the suspect appeared very, very proud of the weapons, the firearms, showed them to crass and crass said weapons like these make me a little uncomfortable at which point he said, bro, it's not the guns, it's the people you've got to be scared of. back to you. >>> today's thanksgiving day holiday in the u.s. 55 million people are braving packed airports and highway traffic crisscrossing the country. one tradition is the macy's thanksgiving day parade in new york, of course. officials are making a safe celebration their top priority. >> at this time i will tell you there are no credible or specific threats to new york city, to the thanksgiving day holiday or any of the surrounding events. i want to thank our civilians and uniformed officers in the nypd for what they do every single day, particularly now around the holidays where they are away from their own families. members of the nypd work deli gently so that

nothing anyone really a john f kennedy high in wheaton should have remembered alice and krause. she came to the school the way a lot of kids did. to a place like kennedy high trailing along behind her father as he pursued his corporate career. her dad had been hired by the westinghouse corporation in cleveland, ohio in 1949 when he was a young man. and there he and his wife started to raise their family alison and her younger sister. 1963 her dad was transferred to the pittsburgh office. so the family trailed along behind him to pittsburgh. then a few years after that he was transferred again to the baltimore plant of the westinghouse corporation, but by then alison was a sophomore in high school and her younger sister was in middle school, i think. and they were a little worried about how the schools would go and so they decided to settle in. the washington dc greater area settled into the suburbs and her dad would get the drive up to baltimore every morning. and allison and her little sister would get glistening new suburban schools. kennedy hyde only been open a couple of yea

how do we, you know, krause pressure voters?was also a choice, and it was also the democracy, stupid. and i've got to tell you if you take democracy out of that word cloud i think you have a very different election than the one we just had. >> it's also about how you responded to january 6th and the attack on paul pelosi. it wasn't just that trump supporters carried out the attack on the u.s. capitol. it's that trump's allies in congress described it as a, quote, normal tourist visit and refused to participate in the investigation, giving voters unease. you know, they were all running. they were all in bunkers. why is only one party plus adam kinzinger -- and same for paul pelosi. why did the ex-president and prominent media figures on the right immediately start spewing so many conspiracy theories? why wasn't the answer to condemn all political violence, kim? >> yeah, i think that is a really important point. and just like cornell said there are so many issues leading up to this election, and it was difficult to discern exactly

, however , you are unlikely to find these products in eu stores. as well as the products of eric krauseand are sold mainly in russia and belarus about the cheese. i've been making cheese for 20 years. it's and now i'm in charge. yes, i mean, when my cheese supplied high-quality cheese, and high-quality cheese is now in the store. no, you don't buy it. you buy one palm, i was told that you should not write that you are a russian manufacturer. i will not say everything is called. what will i be called? we are here for you now in 3 days . we will draw everything with such letters in english, and foreign words. when your cheese is sold, it was before all the embargoes, until now, if there is a russian name, all the category managers explained to me that there will be no sale at all. if we talk about the fact that we start some brands of our own yes, raising mcdonald's does not change anything there . yes, just the name of course here. i am now doing uh, the production there is snail and i have uh, it is called balaevsky for texture. i will not write anything foreign there, but i do not have

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. ♪ ♪ locutor: este es noticiero univisiÓn ediciÓn nocturna con leÓn krause.os con la historia de un hÉroe. un veterano en el Área del tiroteo se lanzo en modo de combate contra el agresor . tiro al joven que enfrenta cinco cargos de asesinato. evitÓ que siga disparando. juan carlos gonzÁlez tiene las palabras del hÉroe que sin dudas salvÓ muchas vidas. no he niÑa >> asÍ richar logrÓ someter al atacante. lo vio cuando se dirigÍa al patio. sabÍa que tenÍa que detenerlo a toda costa. utilizÓ su experiencia militar, pasÓ 15 aÑos en las fuerzas armadas y aprendiÓ que que detener al enemigo lo antes posible. resultÓ herido y se encuentra hospitalizado bajo cargo de asesinato y crÍmenes de odio. richar fierro no quiere que lo llamen hÉroe y dice que lo que mÁs le duele es que no pudo salvar a cinco personas que murieron.

locutor: este es su "noticiero univisiÓn" ediciÓn nocturna con leÓn krause. una semana crucial. decenas de miles de personas votaron en las elecciones de medio tÉrmino. se edita si los demÓcratas tienen el control de la cÁmara baja. tambiÉn hay algunos estados que eligen el gobierno, pablo gato tiene el resumen. pablo: quÉ se vota exactamente? >> se votan los 435 escaÑos de la cÁmara de representantes. decidirÁn si los demÓcratas continÚan con el control de ambas cÁmaras. pablo: los congresistas vuelven a competir en el escaÑo. se votan por las alcaldÍas de ciudades importantes.