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clear lake was the only place that got anything. that's the way the next four, five days as systems stay too far north and then clear out more after that. , . >>> look at this. a look along the empty ch champselyse, the inspire country remains under lockdown due to the pandemic. the second one this year but expected to lifted on december 1. well thanksgiving #12i8 four days away but retailers are preparing their santa setups. >> you surprised me. in loss las vegas the jolly fat man and helping to spread the joy from his own social bubble. >> what do you want santa to bring you for christmas. >> this chocolate shop had the santa seated behind a plexiglass window so kids can share christmas wishes or drop off a letter. >> everyone is needing a little bit of magic this year and santa is the man and he can do it. >> and santa says he's getting lots of requests and will be very busy over the next few weeks. >> another safe santa visited the fashion show knot vegas strip where he is hanging out amongst the bright lights. there are piles o

these in return for the edge of a lake or a bank or sure, and a paradox. michigan it ms. western -- midwestern, peninsular, with antique lighthouses as new england is longer than california's florida absent all the other states, standing on a midwestern beach you can watch freighters slide across the horizon. in article terms to coast is to travel and in enough sense coast through the heart of north america. circumnavigating all of the states east of the mississippi without laying eyes on the pacific. these days the word coastal is as sociological as it is geographic and framed like coastal living or coastal elites, the word collapses, the west coast on the seaboard, supposedly inhabited, and berkeley or boston in seattle. certain chicagoans, on the gold coast might qualify as coastal in this sense but not residents of gary or sandusky or milwaukee or dearborn, home of the largest to the past rouge river, a neighborhood on the northeast side of detroit that becomes popular with immigrants in vietnam. i will start there with a taste of speaking a new about that word coast.

lakes. reed beds. woodlands and also manmade lakes. such as old gravel pits as they fill up with water life returns. a young great crested grebe is the king for food. it finds a fish hiding in vain among the plants. dragonflies and damselflies thrive here too. they all need clean water to reproduce like these common blue gems off eyes. a female heads down into the water. 'd quarter male concert accompanies or. she climbs down the stock of a plant to make a hole and the deposit her eggs. at this depth the 8 should remain safely moist even if the water level drops. then she lets go and rises to the surface. a male helps her out of the water he wants to mate with her. none of this would be happening word not for clean water from underground sources it's a precious resource we need to do our utmost to protect. nuclear also need to protect that voice when it's still in the ground. ground course it is in a way like the ocean depth mysterious little duck it's cultish it may not be cozy but all kinds of weird and wonderful creature. has lived

lakes. reed beds. woodlands and also manmade lakes. such as old gravel pits as they fill up with water life returned. a young great crested green biz looking for food. it finds a fish hiding in vain among the plants. dragonflies and damselflies thrive here too. they all need clean water to reproduce like these common clue dams off eyes. meet a female heads down into the water. acquire male concert accompanies her. she climbs down the stock of a plant to make a hole in it and deposit her eggs. at this depth the egg should remain safely moist even if the water level drops. then she lets go and rises to the surface. a male helps her out of the water he wants to mate with her. none of this would be happening word not for clean water from underground sources it's a precious resource we need to do our utmost to protect. we also need to protect that water when it's still in the ground. ground course it is in a way like the ocean depths mysterious little in the dark it's cold too it may not be cozy but all kinds of way it and wonderful creatur

ngo that tracks mercury a mining has estimated 185 tons of mercury are released to the rivers and lakes of this region every year. and at the bottom of those rivers and lakes, there are naturally occurring bacteria that transform liquid elemental mercury and turn it into another form of mercury which is even more dangerous, which is methylmercury. fernandez: it's a type of mercury that's absorbed almost at 100% by living organisms. [student laughing] fernandez: plankton and plants that are contaminated with mercury then get eaten by one fish, and then another fish will eat that fish and so on and so on up the food chain. but mercury has a very unusual characteristic. it magnifies. when it goes from one link in th chain tthe other, it magnifies roughly by a factor of 10. they are then exposed to levels of mercury that could be millions of times higher than the water where that fish was swimming. fernandez: if it's happening when you are a child or if you are a fetus, that damage can be permanent. it's a silent degrader of the quality of life of people that are exposed at these sorts of l

the worship closed in, the small channel between the lake and michigan and from the lake they could seethe densely forested shores of northern michigan where a hundred-year-old convert was high into the air with the fresh redness and i underlined that a little bit because that seemed exemplary of what distinguishes the kind of narrative history you are doing here and the creative nonfiction. the literary storytelling from at least some kind of scholarly history so it reminded me of this phrase about the historical imagination so when you talk about the methods how did you talk about getting this sense of place and detail? >> it's a little tricky to talk about this because not completely, but it would be one exception in the last 40 years i'm guessing, and i really don't want to get slapped upside the head by some of my colleagues. but academic historians have pushed back on the idea. i understand when you are telling a story you are not telling another story but my own feeling is people crave narratives and i love good narrative histories. i have a lot of work to make up for because i h

you probably heard of lake effect snows happening over lake michigan and the great lakes? well it can happen in tahoe under just the right conditions. you can see it happen today in the radar. you see that plume of snow that develops up here along the north shore and then gets directed right towards the southwest side of the lake. strong winds coming out of the northeast going over what is a relatively warm surface for lake tahoe at this point in the year. with all of the conditions that this storm brought in, we piled up anywhere from two to four inches of snow every hour between about noon and 3:00 today. while that plume was getting directed at the southwest side of lake tahoe. it is a very unique kind of micro climate situation that could happen out there, too fascinating to leave out of the story. but let's come back home. right after that line came to an end in tahoe, we had our interesting weather here. in other words, right between about noon and 4:00 today, and you can see this really well organized line of showers, move across the bay area. that's what brought th

today's temperatures, 56 in seattle and portland and chilly from the great lakes to new england. >>> coming up, the suspect running from the fbi who tried to make an underwater escape. >>> also ahead, the arrest and a new college admissions bribery case involving a former coach and a big real estate deal. >>> plus, another major tv streaming service is about to get more expensive. (teen) mom... it happened again. (vo) add some thrill to your wish list. at the season of audi sales event. try nature's bounty sleep 3 a unique tri layer supplement, that calms you helps you fall a sleep faster and stay a sleep longer. great sleep comes naturally with sleep 3 only from nature's bounty no uh uh, no way come on, no no n-n-n-no-no only discover has no annual fee on any card. here's to the duers. to all the people who realize they can du more with less asthma thanks to dupixent, the add-on treatment for specific types of moderate-to-severe asthma. dupixent isn't for sudden breathing problems. it can improve lung function for better breathing in as little as 2 weeks and help prevent severe asth

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lakes. read beds. woodlands and also manmade lakes. such as old gravel pits as they fill up with water life returns. to. a young great crested green biz looking for food. it finds a fish hiding in vain among the plants. dragonflies and damselflies thrive here too. they all need clean water to reproduce like these common blew dams off eyes. a female heads down into the water. her male concert accompanies her. she climbs down the stock of a plant to make a hole in it and deposit her eggs. at this depth the egg should remain safely moist even if the water level drops. then she lets go and rises to the surface. a male helps her out of the water she wants to mate with her. none of this would be happening we're not for clean water from underground sources it's a precious resource we need to do our utmost to protect. and we also need to protect that water when it's still in the ground. graham course it is in a way like the ocean depths mysterious little in the dark it's cold to me it may not be cozy but all kinds of weird and wonderful creatu

we report from salt lake city. >> reporter: this man visited his mother in salt lake city every sunday until early march when the facility closed to visitors. >> i had no idea that i would never see her again. >> reporter: almost five moss later. ray tested positive for coronavirus. watson could only say goodbye over facetime the night before she passed away. what is your favorite memory of your mom? >> she was a character, my favorite memory of her was her personality. she was always good and up for anything. and she was a lot of fun and i miss that. >> reporter: while most facilities banned outside visitors. residents are still at risk of being exposed to the virus through unknowing care takers. >> frustrated for us, because we could not see her. but there's people from the outside more exposed than we are going in every day. >> we cannot create a bubble around the elderly folks living in nursing homes. >> reporter: in a newly published paper, she looked at six states currently experiences surges, including utah, as cases in the community rose, she found weekly cases among nursing ho

lake tahoe has a mask mandate and it carries a $500 fine for each violation. >>still ahead convicted >>big story we're convicted murderer scott peterson spoke during his court appearance today and where would city car for his recall was there and brings us details on the future of peterson's case. >>at least for the time being convicted murderer scott peterson will remain on death row at san quentin state prison. the only person to physically appear in the courtroom at the hall of justice in redwood city was the superior court judge pearson his defense and prosecutors all joined virtually at issue was whether or not the court would order peterson to be relocated from prison to the san mateo county jail to allow him and his lawyers, easier access to one another ahead of future hearings. but the defense stated they were pleased with the access they have to their client on death row and that a transfer would be an unnecessary risk while covid-19 continues to spread. the judge decided peterson can stay in prison. legal analyst paula canny reacts it's completely ap

others danced and sang near lake merritt, one oakland resident, concerned about the climate and covid-19, says she welcomes new leadership that aligns with the valleys. >> i am looking forward to rejoining the paris climate treaty, i am looking forward to a real plan for covid-19 and how to manage all of these deaths in our country. >> reporter: a bird's-eye view as depositions gathered outside the childhood home of kamala harris. the enthusiasm people carried inside on full display outside, as news they hoped for was finally delivered. >> my neighbors woke me up and i went outside and i looked at my phone and i saw the count, pennsylvania had been called, and i just started screaming. >> reporter: not everyone is jubilant, many are looking forward to seeing what biden will do, specifically, to try to bring this country together. >>> oakland's grand lake theater is known for putting a political messages on its marquee, today was no different, today, they changed it to read this, america just told him, quote, you're fired. >>> celebrations broke out across the country, today, this morn

and i wanted to make the case for the great lakes, the coast has always been in contact zones between here and elsewhere. etymologically the word coast the rising latin for red and still offer you a coasts meaning lack of ribs. the seacoast, the rib cage of the land, a place where land ends and the sea begins and in that sense all coasts are by definition outer and oceanic waters. the usual term, the maritime geography is a paradox. michigan is midwestern and coastal. shoreline in the lighthouses, and every state besides alaska, with the midwestern beach you can watch freighters slide across the horizon. keeping the land, we can coast through the heart of north america. circumnavigating the state east of the mississippi without laying eyes on the pacific. the word coastal is sociological as it is geographic and phrases like coastal living or coastal elites, the word collapses the west coast at east into a conjoined seaboard has supposedly inhabited by decadent sophisticates as if brooklyn weren't the next berkeley, chicagoans, holiday goers on the gold coast might qualify as coastal i

he decided to jump into a lake. >> so he got away, right? >> he did not. >> what? had one of these devices that you see in this image. that's not him. just so you know. that man is innocent. so is matthew piercy innocent until proven guilty, but he was arrested after they found him under there for several minutes, for 25 minutes under water. >> he led them on a car chase. then he jumped into the lake. you know what gave him away? the bubbles. >> wait, what? the bubbles. >> that's what gave him away. police were like, really? take a look at this, though, because it's not halloween. we're done with halloween. but check out what happened at a florida beach. they came across this body. they were like, oh my god, it's a dead body. it's a mannequin from a store. >> wait, what? >> yeah. >> okay. >> i keep forgetting to say wait, what. >> what's a charcuterie board? >> i don't know how to say it. charcuterie -- i know you all see on my ig, i love to make a little charcuterie. apparently they're the new gingerbread houses. that looks good, too. look at all of that meat. pep

the rivers and lakes that feeds the canal also provide drinking water for millions of people.securing the supply depends on the conservation of the rainforests. but a lot of trees continue to be felled. we're headed to finca cuango. the land was covered in trees until it was turned into a cattle ranch. a german company, one,two, tree that invests in regenerative agriculture projects has now bought the finca and is busy replanting the forest. the estate will focus on the production of cocoa and native hardwoods. saplings are being planted on the grassland where cattle used to graze. around 100eople have found work at cuango, in a region where unemployment is high. >> because of the pandemic, many people lost their jobs in the city and had to move to the countryside, including me. but now i'm learning something new. >> a third of the estate, five hundred hectares, will be dedicated to growing cocoa. the project also wants to promote social progress. >> in the villages around here a lot of people are unemployed, and that especially affects us women. we have as good as no job oppo

chain controls are in effect on highway 50 and 80 in lake tahoe.is getting its first snowfall of the year, and it looks beautiful. and now i want to check in with lisa because are you getting ready to ski? do you do that, lisa? >> yes, i have done that and how about you? >> i do. i love too ski so i'm excited. >> we need to work on that snow, girl. things are in place. we've got the cold air, the winter storm warning but it's not here over the bay area, the moisture, i'll explain in just a moment, but things are going to change. we are looking at an active pattern as we get towards the next seven to ten days. live doppler 7, no rain here, but let's take you to the sierra nevada where it is covered in snow from blue canyon to south lake, all the way down through yosemite, and even into the mountains of southern california, now as we look at the bigger picture, we've got a cold upper level low that is driving this cold air down through the northern part of the state, where they've had some snow as well around mt. shasta, through the bay area, but wit

>>and yeah it's a win-win situation for travelers up to lake tahoe on 80 this morning.re's definite snow right there on the side of the road. but as you can see roadways are dry and that's something that's going to remain true as we work our way through the holiday we are looking at nice dry conditions through your thanksgiving that's going make for easy travel if you do happen to be doing that i know a lot less of us are going to be doing so this year. so maybe we'll just be enjoying some sunshine back here in the bay area which is something we're going to be keeping around a quiet picture on radar all across not just the bay area, but the state you do see showers up in the pacific northwest now as we work our way through this forecast that low you're seeing behind me there is going to drop on into the bay area. this is going to result in a modest cool down temperatures fall just a few degrees starting tomorrow. but it's not going to result in is in the showers for the bay. this is the line of showers along that cold front to 08:00pm tonight, it's it's west of the stat

the best chance will be in mendocino and lake counties. that's about it for a shower chants over the weekend. i be surprised if anybody picks anything up more than a trace. the salesforce tower just in it right now. temperatures in the mid to low 50s. around freezing in santa rosa because you will clear out faster. nothing to hold anyone near ground level. has tomorrow, again, really close to what's normal for mid- november. low 60s on the south bay with low to mid 60s around santa clara valley. 63 around danville, livermore. low to mid 60s for the tri- valley. low 60s around the central bay, with a few spots dipping into the upper 50s and the mostly mid 50s for the upper bay. again, just in the mid to upper 50s for lake mendocino county's on saturday. a little bit warmer for everybody on saturday. it's a good chance on tuesday, it's going to be similar to today where we will get some much-needed rainfall, but it's not going to be too much all at once. will keep an eye on that through the weekend and early into next week. >>> here's a look

lake tahoe does have a mask mandate that carries a $500 fine for each violation. breakthrough study is shining light on why some patients develop severe cases of covid-19 the study focuses. >>on human body proteins called interference they service the body's first line of defense after an infection. research from human genetic effort found patients with suppressed immune systems have lower numbers of these interferon us. the study also found men have less of these proteins compared with women who have covid-19 however, doctors say they need larger studies before making any changes to a coronavirus treatment. >>for sports. >>from super bowl runner-ups to 10 point underdogs the 49 ers are embracing a different role in the nfl this season. on sunday the niners head to new orleans to face arguably the hottest team in the nfl and vegas is predicting this game to be the second biggest beatdown of the weekend. the forty-niners do have kendrick bourne brandon i you can trent williams back after the hole covid debacle captain out of last week's thursday night football game

we've had two inches at kings beach, seven inches at lake level.old air from the gulf of alaska allowing for dry, gusty northwesterly winds. camera shaking at sutro, gusty all night long. 52 in san francisco. as we look at emeryville, we've got the sunshine, but it is not going to warm up. we're talking 50s and maybe 60s for some of us. it is 52 in santa rosa. a lot of blue sky here from the golden gate bridge. the winds along the coast in excess of 45 miles an hour, could even see 50 miles an hour. upper elevations breezy and gusty. looking at rain possibly returning by the end of the week. we're dry and windy today. here is how it looks right now at sfo. wind gusts to nearly 40 miles an hour. look at livermore and hayward, 26, 28 miles an hour. and up in the north bay as well. those colors indicate the very breezy winds. there's the moisture, all offshore, right on through the afternoon. a few clouds will develop. we're looking at a dry day. the showers south of san jose. so looking at not only the winds at the surface but the upper elevations ar

a unesco world heritage site the sea or the lake is quite large. it's one of the largest insults come a good region. you know, it's 8 kilometers long. from here it's 2 and a half kilometers to the eastern shore. it's brilliant. the hike is in cyclists with a route that leads from that to the top and called the names that's come. a good roughly translated as salt chamber estate derives from the region's copious song deposits. how to pan cup runs guided tours through a former mine locals began mining the mineral over 3000 years ago. it's still extracted today young, these are still here at holes that are mine. and here is a very nice old when you bronze age tools. you can imagine how hard it must have been extracting the salt from the rock with the salt was put into baskets, brought down to town and distributed throughout europe. but in the regions, verdant, hilly forests are a paradise for hikers, during fall, mushroom pickers can find many tasty morsels in these parts. hunts up in a nose, the best spots i look out for certain kind of trees. that's

in the 40s from clover dale to fairfield to clear lake. down to 52 in the city.ol weather settling in over san francisco. 51 right now in san ramon. it is breezy in a few spots, especially close to the coast right now. you can see san francisco has a wind of 21 miles per hour but it's gusting to about 32. this is dragging in some cooler air to the north and we will have to contend with those winds for part of the day tomorrow. overnight tonight the north bay is going to get chilly. we're dropping into the thirds from ukiah. on the bay shoreline in the mid 40s. it is breezy along the coastline again. let's track the chance for a shower. first thing tomorrow morning, a lot of sunshine. mainly any showers are off our coastline. as we head into the phenomenon i think our best chance of finding the isolated showers best chance is in points to the south. i think that chance is really limited to the afternoon say between 2:00 and about 4:00 p.m. otherwise, most of us are dealing with some windy conditions and intervals of sunshine. look at those wins tomorrow. closer to

and of course, this amazing shot of south lake tahoe. you can see the lake there. wake up today, right? we're not seeing any snow as i mentioned and let's talk about how crisp it is. we can appreciate good air quality. may be cold, but it is clear. we have a great day ahead. good air quality all the way down from the north bay down to the south bay. no worries when it comes to that. your microclimate highs this afternoon, let's give you a tour of the bay area. 65 in san jose. 64 in milpitas. gilroy will be in the mid 60s and as we head over to oakland, 64 degrees. topping out in mid 60s for concord, and antioch and danville. san francisco is going to be in the upper 50s, low 60s. there's a little bit of a breeze right now, so that kicks up the windchill factor. sunny day up through ukiah and long range outlook, i want to turn your attention to this. of course we have thanksgiving coming up this week. and great news there. i fast forwarded this time line through tuesday, you can see the bay area remains dry and then looking out towards wednesday, there's a system bu

: the food drive total for this year, for twin lakes church is $428,949.15,796 meals. >> i am speechless. i am floored. >> every time i see that clip i smile. twin lakes church has been participating in the holiday food drive since 2006. the first year donations totaled just under $1000. >> and they collected nearly $429,000 in six weeks. we are partnering with food banks to help neighbors in need. you can donate to our food for bay area families drive at your local whole foods market or by going to humira patients,... ...this one's for you. you inspired us to make your humira experience even better... with humira citrate-free. it has the same effectiveness you know and trust, but we removed the citrate buffers, there's less liquid, and a thinner needle... with less pain immediately following injection. ask your doctor about humira citrate-free. and you can use your co-pay card to pay as little as $5 a month. humira can lower your ability to fight infections. serious and sometimes fatal infections,... ...including tuberculosis, and cancers, including lymph

climate change is to blame for higher temperatures and a lack of rainfall the canal passes through lake got to and is fed by rivers with sources in the rain forest. we had a very dry 2001 thing so in february the fresh water rate was stablish that the fixed 10 percent of the amount of the coal and if i was the bending of the elevation of the lake. every time a ship passes through the canal 200000000 liters of fresh water are poured into the locks some of it is recaptured in basins but most flows into the sea the fresh water surcharge was introduced to finance the development of new water sources the rivers and lakes that feed the canal also provide drinking water for new orleans of people securing the supply depends on the conservation of the rain forests but a lot of trees continue to be felled. we're headed to think. the land was covered in trees until it was turned into a cattle ranch a german company 12 tree that invests in regenerative agriculture projects has now bought the finger and is busy replanting the forest. the estate will focus on the production of cocoa and native hardwo

"you're fired" message went up at oakland's grand lake theater.arris spent her childhood in berkley. the block outside her old home turned into a party today. matt boon was there. >> reporter: this is where she spent much of her young childhood. she even went to the preschool at the bottom of this building. today people came from all over the bay area to celebrate. there are still some people who live on this block who lived here when kamala was a child. they remember her, they know her and congratulated her today. >> we're so proud of her. she's just such a lovely, humble spirit, and we just feel her presence right here on this street. >> as dozens of people gathered on her block, judy robinson says from an early age she had a husk this mome hunch this moment would come. >> i remember my mother saying, kamala, you're going to be the president one day, just joking. >> reporter: even after the block party cleared out, others came by, including phoebe boyd. >> i really wanted to come because kamala is breaking barriers that have never been broken be

for maxine lake and trump so-called wall is a symbol of his governing style never mind the laws. people fought for years to make them happen it's not like they happened overnight and the idea was that they would protect us and protect the things that we love and with so little. was able to just remove the as if it doesn't it doesn't exist anymore it's just an absurd amount of frustration it makes me feel like democracy doesn't exist. lincoln now works for an environmental organization in tucson. to witness the destruction as a ranger would have been unbearable now at least he's creating hope despite the pandemic. the violent killing of george floyd has brought a renewed sense of unity to those who oppose tromp. i think it's really clear that the status quo is not working for people and that it is possible to build a more just and beautiful world and in that sense you know the struggle. the blackest night of struggle and our struggle against the border wall against trumps track county and immigration policies are very much linked to. young people like maxine lake and are working h

lake tahoe does have a mask mandate that carries a $500 fine for each violation just seen. >>you like the bumi do booming in the the i all right also lot more on this story coming tonight during kron 4 news at 5. also chp truckee said that they're working on multiple spinouts all throughout the 80 corridor so be careful if you're going in that direction now speaking of travel california, oregon and washington have issued a travel advisory today asking residents to stay close to home and for visitors and those returning home from out of state to quarantine for 2 weeks once they arrive this is voluntary not mandatory, but it's coming as the pandemic is getting worse not only here in our state but also in several other spots across the country kron four's kelly >>little unsettling marine. >>yeah that's right justine this advisory comes just as we're about to enter what would be in a typical year the holiday travel season. it got things got christmas new year's eve. but is everyone knows 2020 is anything but typical which could be why the i'm talking to. >>it's a people who tou

here's cnbc's die ona olick. >> reporter: luxurious lake tahoe has long been one of the most popular vacation des tipping as in the world. almost as suddenly as covid struck its population pivoted. >> we are seeing a slew of people wanting to call tahoe their permanent residence because they know they can work from home. >> reporter: susan low has been selling tahoe area real estate for more than 30 years and never before has she seen this dynamic. >> these are unprecedented times. this is the busiest most robust market tahoe has ever experienced. >> reporter: in the new work and school from anywhere culture people are choosing to do that from the spots where they generally vacation sales of homes in vietation towns are soaring nationwide and tahoe leads the choice sales are up 0% through the third quarter of this year compared with a year ago the same in the area around bridge point connecticut, then bend oregon, cape cod, and the jesse shore. the transplants are generally coming from san francisco, new york city, and boston. >> as i lao looked to retire i looked the lake tahoe, whe

some yellow showing up in northern sonoma, lake and mendocino counties. by the evening hours for the most part they are gone other than a few leftover showers in northern sonoma, lake and mendocino counties tonight. let's get over to jobina and find out about the commute. >> thank you. good morning. if you were watching our show earlier this morning, the sigalerts on the lower deck of the bay bridge and in san leandro have cleared. this is the bay bridge toll plaza, metering lights came on here at 5:48, also want to let you know we have a crash in this backup. i'll let you know when that clears. showing off the golden gate bridge, you can certainly see some of that mist blowing through the air there. the roads are slick and we have seen a number of spinouts and also we have some roadway flooding still in san rafael. so water is in all of the lanes on north bay 101 before 580. just be careful and take your time out there. >>> if you're considering a trip this holiday season, don't do it. that is the message from the medical community this morning. now we k

city >> salt lake city. >> jimmy: see, this is why i ask.pisodes are out so far i don't really watch a lot of reality tv actually. i haven't really watched too many real housewives franchises >> jimmy: oh >> but salt lake city is incredible, because you add the mormon element to it, and it's just -- like there's the typical kind of like judgment of each other and fights, but when you throw god in the mix and you're like, "that's not what he would want." >> jimmy: wow. >> it really takes it to another level. also, some of them drink and some of them don't >> jimmy: of course. >> because of the mormonism. and then they're skiing all the time and there's a lot of -- >> jimmy: so ski bunnies >> they're ski bunnies i really think you're going to be into it >> jimmy: i will love it the drama is extreme there's a woman that they're in a huge fight, because she told her that she smelled like a hospital and that is the root of their fight. [ light laughter ] can you imagine? >> jimmy: that's a good dis, though woo. >> yeah. really, really good dis. >

any thunderstorms around mendocino and lake county. we don't have to worry about that. more showers on the way as you can see with future radar. as we head from the morning commute in transition to the regular day at 9:30, you can see those showers rolling from northwest to southeast across our neighborhoods as we head through the lunch hour. then by the evening commute, they're almost gone. look at the clouds open up and that's going to open us up unfortunately to some really thick tule fog tomorrow morning and a slight chance of a few showers as we -- that will be tapering during the morning commute tomorrow up in lake, mendocino and northern sonoma counties. rainfall amounts will be sporadic because there's showers. it's not a steady rain, up to a tenth of an inch of rain is possible. let's talk about that wet commute and turn it over to jobina. hi. >> thank you. good morning. so as you see behind me here, this is a live look at the lower deck of the bay bridge. we have a sigalert here. this will be eastbound0 once you get past the fremont street off-ramp. a crash in

today's temperatures, 56 in seattle and portland and chilly from the great lakes to new england. >>> coming up, the suspect running from the fbi who tried to make an underwater escape. >>> also ahead, the arrest and a new college admissions bribery case involving a former coach and a big real estate ♪ because baby now we got bad blood ♪ >>> new tensions between taylor swift and media mogul scooter braun. braun has sold the rights to swift's first six albums for a reported $300 million. the singer claims she would have had to sign a nondisclosure agreement to buy the master rights and she says braun never gave her a price. >>> a man accused of running a $35 million ponzi scheme in northern california tried to evade fbi agents by jumping in a lake. authorities chasing the suspect say he jumped out of his truck, disappeared into lake shasta and didn't reappear for 25 minutes. agents say he was using this device called an underwater sea scooter. he was arrested when he emerged. >>> we turn now to new allegations of bribery in the college admissions process. this time a former harvard coa

wanted to make the case for the great lakes as the coast. because it's always been contacted zones between here and elsewhere . etymologically the world word coast derives from latin and it could still offer you a coast of lamb meaning a rack of ribs. the chicos was the mid-rib cageof the land . in its primary sense, coast refers to the place where began to and soon begins and also in that case by definition outer oceanic once . the term for your edge of the lake or stream was in the store but the maritime geography is a paradox. michigan is midwestern. it's also coastal. it's shoreline speckled with anti-lighthouses longer than california, florida , and all the other states as i alaska. standing on midwestern beach you can watch freighters fly across the horizon and in nautical terms to coast, it's travel by water while keeping the land dry and in case you can see the heart of north america, navigating all the states east of the mississippi without ever laying eyes on the pacific . these days, the word coastal is as sociological as it is ge

manmade lake fishing is vital to both countries. conservationists, a climate change and years of pollution and the times overfishing have lifted depleting. fish stocks, the curry, but invitation turns 60 next year. organizers say the catch and release system helped reduce the number of fish killed by 80 percent. this time long term. they want to see that rate increased to 100 percent aimed at protecting and conserving this unique ecosystem. and all the animals that rely on it had a modest al-jazeera zimbabwe. and also support from we'll have more for you later on, including the build up to the champions league. but for now i hand you back to adrian sam many thanks, dave. and that's where we end this news hour. but of course, the news continues come all sort of rear over here as well teacher in just a few moments. i'll see you again. thanks for watching by for december on al-jazeera, it's 10 years since of revolution in tunisia ignited the arab spring. al-jazeera looks back at the uprising and asks what really changed across the midd

israel was admitted to membership in the united nations and her flag was raised at lake success., the united nations had, through peaceful mediation, resolved a dispute that had been a threat to world peace. the problem of korea also seemed ideally suited to peaceful settlement under united nation's hospices. the united states submitted the question of korean independence to the assembly. the soviets previously pledged to korean independence now refused to participate on the work of this commission. this policy of obstruction was not new. in seoul, capital of korea, the two previous years had seen fruitless meetings between the soviet and united states military commanders. soviet obstruction had resulted in the permanent and tragic division of the korean people at the 38th parallel, which had been originally established only as a temporary boundary for administrative purposes. the chief task of the newly created united nations commission was to obtain cooperation in establishing a united independent republic of korea. this task was made impossible by soviet refusal to allow the c

largest manmade lake fishing is vital to both countries. conservationists, a climate change and years of pollution and at times over have led to depleting fish stocks. the curry by invitation 20 turns 60 next year. organizers say the catch and release system helped reduce the number of fish killed by 80 percent this time long term. they want to see that rate increased to 100 percent aimed at protecting and conserving this unique ecosystem and all the animals that rely on it . and that's it for me. and of course, we'll have more schools later on, including the champions league with and which it's in at 15 g.m.t. . but for now, if you're in saudi, thanks for the but i'll be back to update you with more days, there's just a few relics to see that set in the discussion. millions of americans feel disaffected by both political parties. examining the headlines, this group of activists and relatives are marching band clinton right now where they're calling for morning edition, and also explore an abundance of world class programming. designed to i

lake chalet in oakland is open for outdoor dining on thanksgiving day.urkey is being served to the 300 people who decided to do patio dining. >> it is beautiful weather and we have like a nice little pink sunset. >> this year is about finding alternatives that will provide social distancing. >> they be like a large potluck, the proximity definitely when fighting these times.>> thanksgiving past the restaurant would have a buffet, no more. in the general manager said that 10% of the sedan reservations were canceled because people decided to do take-out instead. worker scrambled to prepare 500 meals to go. >> we are very thankful for people coming out. >> in san francisco's golden gate park people made reservations at picnic tables to enjoy their holiday meal. this party of eight, family and friends decided this was a safe way to do thanksgiving. >> so that you can be with your friends and family in any way you can and i feel isolated.>> pecan pie for dessert added to the sweetness of the now rare together.>> again, it's so nice to be outside right now. >>

>>a popular destination of course is always lake tahoe, especially with several ski resorts opening the week of thanksgiving and they're getting a nice amount of snow. lake tahoe officials are asking visitors to just stick to the basics wear your mask wash your hands and socially distance herself from people that are not in your household. >>if you love to a whole and you respect i hope you'll do the things you need and you're right. it's just as simple as washing your hands and putting on a mask and stay away from people, you don't know. i mean it's just that simple just because we're over covid-19 doesn't mean covid is over us right, it's not over. >>each resort has his own covid safety protocols in place so be sure to call ahead and see what extra steps you may need to take lake tahoe does have a mask mandate you want to know this with a $500 fine for each violation. 500 bucks there playing with that as we switch gears talking about aho want to take a. >>live look outside this donner summit interstate 80 you can see. good amount of snow. they're headlights help us see it. yeah our ch

great day on the lake! it is. lunch is cookin'! i saved a bunch of money on my boat insurance with geico. fellas, can it get any better than this? whoa! my old hairstyle grew back. so did mine. [80's music] what? i was an 80's kid. it only gets better when you switch and save with geico. >>the raiders manage not to loose in the last second of the game they pulled out a divisional win over the chargers yeah quarterback derek carr threw for 2 touchdowns the running game also scored a pair of rushing touchdowns as well but it came down to the final play that's the one in the final seconds that determine who was going to win and who was going to lose. >>so let's show you the highlights. >>watch the top your screen chargers throwing it into the end zone, the ball as cox watch the umpire down which means the raiders won lost by a point yes, but upon further review it looks like raiders quarterback isaiah johnson was able to force the ball loose as they both came down and so the call was reversed incomplete pass raiders win. they escaped

the pandemic restrictions hello, this more winter working self across the great lakes. and that massive cloud, clear the air following. it should be much colder. the snow is mainly over the lakes or the canadian side of the border in the winter, drawing to a cold north westerly. although take a while to get into new york 14 is the forecast temperature on by the following hour isn't particularly cold. start with the fact is a brief incursion of walts from further south. the forecast to toronto shows as they would change the dip down to 0 degrees and back up to 6 again. and if you imagine that in new york, similar story, a dip in the rising, but the temperatures are always going to be on the high side at this time of the year. the next good tranche of snow is on its way here on chooses the midwest. the great lakes, the sudden bit the rain a bit could be some pretty big showers in this. it is quieter not at the caribbean gulf of mexico in particular, but the still persistent rain in the forecast for honduras. this is the bit that got so for the brothers asked to hurricanes