i'm kate larson. t' go o to it back to le. buil. emees fromll o different google offices in san frann,hi fully supported by the ceo of the company as employees globally demand an end to sexual harassment discrimination and what they call this systematic racism at the company they want to change in the culture after news became known that one of their top executives for whom there was to be founded sexual misconduct allegations that they deemed credible still got a $90 million exit pack achlkt age. we are also live in san bruno. as you know, their alphabet company, so you tube is part of atmbrea, uer t ,o wkeou theam same message. we'll continue to cover the google walkout. >>> the anti driver -- he but arraigned after a grand jury issued a 44 count indictment that charges him with obstructing other cri cri we'll be back w weaving youruld own shoes...by out of flax. or, simply adjust your thermostat. do your thing with energy upgrade california. we are over google headquarters. you can see to many employees have walked out to protest

larson is right behind anhim. if he takes that spot away, then tt takes almirola out of position if something happens between the top two. >> that's a great point, rick. a great point. selowski, if he does get there, he's going to be aggressive. out of the playoffs, nothing to lose. >> the0 missed the bottom that time at three andkeour. seems li krraric is tryingha touch too . >> here comes the 42 closing in on the back bumper of aric almirola. the gap c notsing as much between the top two. the 18 and the 2. kyle busch putting together some very good laps. kyle busch wanting that momentum. he's alrea four.he championship a win going into the final race of the season jusft up the spirits of the entire team knowing that they could potentlly win a title. >> a tenth of a second faster for th2 car that lap. >> the gap's a half a second between the top two. aric almirola now running in fourth. >> so funny, i talked to kyle busc this morning. oh, keselowski missed it. that might do it. that may doit. >> four laps to go.

in the news room, kate larson. back to you. >>> facebook is taking down accounts that may be trying to interfere with the election. the company's cyber security team announced last night it's blocked 30 facebook accounts and 35 instagram accounts suspected of inauthentic behavior. >> u.s. law enforcement contacted facebook about the suspicious online activity. they're still investigating whether those accounts are linked to russia or other foreign entities. >>> the department of homeland security issued a statement last night. saying our government agencies have been working to keeping our government agencies secure, writing in part, foreign actors, russia in particular, should continue to try to influence public sentiment and voter perceptions through actions of discord. >>> you can still do last-minute research on all the propositions that matter to you. we have all the details at abc7news.com/elections. abc 7 is your home for live

about larson talking about u.s. midterms and what they mean for the u.s. and the rest of them won't stay with us. joining me everything on the alex simon chill and i'll be speaking to us from the world of politics school business i'm show business i'll see you then. so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have. let it be an arms race. very dramatic. only. i don't see how that strategy will be successful very critical. to sit down and talk. is what. we care the music with us. we were dragged here. by. to get rid of those who are not go away we were not quiet. real the hard work we do is the truth. and we're back to you decade ca that or enron small but larson discussing the implications of the us midterm elections for the american politics can trump's intentions to improve ties with russia which she was vocal about at the beginning of his presidency be buried for good now with russia hawkish democrats running the congress i think it's going to be very difficult for president trump to make good on. interest or intentions to prove relations i

. >> they are, and kate larson is live in ch-ico, kate? >> reporter: right, the tent city next to walmart is still very busy. in fact, we showed up and we were surprised to see so many tents here. the weather is colder and the rain is right around the corner. >> the discomfort is hard to miss next to chico's walmart parking lot. >> joe and his family are camping in the tent after evacuating. they don't have a car to get to a shelter and are waiting for money to buy bus tickets out of town. >> we will beat the rain. >> it's really cold out here. >> he said that most of his family has been homeless. but he is escaping before the rain starts to fall. >> it's a terror for those in tents t ground is har, so the -- hard so the rain will go over it. >> some are using wood palettes to raise their tents off the ground. >> they may be making us move wednesday. and they may not let us stay here no more. >> it's like a sign, go back home. >> she plans to drive to tennessee to live with they are family. she said she is doing her best to keep it positiv

. >> let's begin with abc 7 news kate larson. shaes live in seen the worst conditions. >> reporter: normally our news camera cut through any type of haze or smog, but not tonight. according to purple air.com the air quality index was 3:34 at 6:00 p.m. which is unhealthy for everyone. after school kids were still playing outside. but during school hours in oakland students have been inside all week. >> it's been pretty rough. you remember what it's like 10 years old and you want to get outside and run around. >> reporter: he says oakland unified decided to cancel school friday because of the poor air quality. >> our staff, they've had some conditions about the same conditions that are our students are dealing with. we've heard of some people having headaches, things like that. >> getting bloody noses. >> reporter: she's a parent and runs an after school program in oakland. >> the coughing and feeling unwell, and have to call for the parents for early pickup. >> reporter: michael lee is a parent at oakland elementary. he says he wa

here's abc 7 news reporter kate larson. >> reporter: spread love everywhere. that's how friends of alaina housley said she lived her life. signs are posted across the street from the cemetery where she will be buried on wednesday. with fires raging north and south, these firefighters stayed back in napa and raised the flag into a smoke-filled sky for alaina housley. the 18-year-olds body was escorted by family and friends from southern california to her hometown of napa where hundreds of friends and admirers lined the streets to pay their respects to a life taken too young and too soon. >> knowing the way she passed away to me is really hard. >> bailey stone was close friends with housley. they made a pact to go to prom together when they didn't have dates. housley was shot and killed in thousand oaks when a gunman opened fire at the borderline bar & grill where housley was line dancing with friends from nearby pepperdine university where she was a freshman. >> that is such a terrible way to end her life this early. >> reporter: as the procession neared the ce

. >> kate larson has the story of one map's search for his brother. kate? >> reporter: well, dan, the char clark family lost their home in paradise. but more painful than losing all of their belongings was the possibility of losing a family member. >> have you guys seen a guy here, about 6'7", african-american. somebody by the name of maurice clark out here. >> reporter: jonathan clark has been looking for his big brother since they evacuated from paradise. >> we got separated somewhere along the way and we just haven't heard from him since. >> reporter: jonathan has been driving and walking from shelter to shelter, following up on leads as to where mo might be camping. >> whether or not i find him alive or not, it hurts. but i want to find him. >> reporter: today, jonathan heard his brother might be at the fair ground shelter. he wasn't inside, so he started checking every tent and camper. >> get your butt over here. >> reporter: at the edge of a line, jonathan found mo, safe and sound with his young son. jonathan immediately called their mom and put her o

larson has this advice. remember, marketing tugs at your heart, not your brain. and there's little medical reason to feed your pet a grain-free diet. >> diet that is have uncommon ingredients or are inen eporter: as for sandy and jamie? >> i have no doubt that it was the food. >> i think i spend $80 aag up a. >> well, if you're concerned about your pet's diet, consult with your vet first to decide if testing is needed and whether to change diets. dr. stern cautions not to supplement with taur rene without getting your -- or the rene without getting your -- taur rene wut getting your dog -- without getting your dog tested first. you can learn more about the studies, how to pick dog food, and why the heart condition is so dangerous. >>> we are just getting word of more closures because of the poorty. cal e ea bay will campuses tomo. >> san jose state wil cd tomorrowat the community college in san c r the rest of the week. >>> this goes to the severity of this weather situation being poured into the bay area with no means of escape. it can't go out over the ocean be

abc 7 reporter kate larson is live in mill valley where drivers had a really hard time in the rain last week. kate. >> reporter:al ma, that's rig . when the first rain of the season fell, they responded to more than three times as many crashes here in marin as the same time period last week. and with more rain on the way, they are concerned about what the commute has in store for us this week. the roads are dry now, but with a series of storms on the way, that will change by morning. >> with the increased rain, there's no doubt we'll have an increase potential for vehicle accidents. >> reporter: last thursday through saturday, when it was either wet or rainy, the chp says they investigated 29 collisions in marin compared to just nine in the same three-day period last year. battalion chief brett mctee with the marin county fire department says people need to make a conscious effort to adjust their driving in the rain. >> the storm will pack in a little bit more of a punch than the last storm so if people don't give themselves room, and they don't give the time to get where they're going

. >> good morning mr larson. >> i am john larson. chair of the citizens advisory committee and i will be presenting the report of the october 24th citizens advisory committee meeting. beginning with item six on your agenda, the a.c. recommended adoption and amendments of the five white pp as presented. there was a specific interest and requests related to the balboa park station improvement to ensure that a comprehensive plan is shaped, both with regards to specific station area improvements, and overall pedestrian and commuter safety in the area. given that the m. line has its terminus there, the proposed geneva bart project is in the planning stages and general development is underway in the area. they also work -- inquired about longer-term funding and planning now that funding streams in the expenditure plan appeared to be on an end horizon in the next five-year period. turning to item eight, the final freeway quarter management project funding, they emphasize the primacy of conducting a thorough equity study, given the preferred

two decades cia and veteran rolf moore what larson welcome to the program it's always great to have you with us it's been a year things have changed lots to discuss now world leaders recently gathered in paris to mark the centenary anniversary of the end of world war one in his speech at the ceremony french president in my own back home delivered to fierce criticism of trump's nationalism and the america comes first approach is this the beginning of a real rift between here and the us this escalating rhetoric. i don't i don't think sophie that at the beginning of a rift i think that would overstate the problem i do think that our transatlantic relations have been damaged by president trump's criticism of nato demands that he's making of nato and frankly taking the alliance for granted and so to that extent i think president mccrum and for that matter chancellor merkel were making a statement that that if the u.s. decides to push this in this direction they have options as well well it's not just nato it's iran deal it's to terror if war is trump pretends not to care about what the europ

her grandmother larson's to work as a swimming instructor i'm sure now our two children one who don't just wanted us to just push us. what's your story take. shirish inform my grinstein. hello and welcome to quadriga it is a fateful week for britain with just twenty weeks to go until the break that deadline and especially e.u. summit looming this weekend the u.k. and the e.u. finally announced last week that they've reached a draft agreement but prime.

it's the first one not based on a novel by steve larson, who wrote the trilogy.died in 2004. this is based on a new author's book. it's the fourth in the series. i'm not sure why they leap frogged the other two sequels. i think they wanted to do a completely fresh makeover. almost too much so in this case. there were a lot of element miing from the ones we loved. we have claire foy. of course she looks and acts the part as elizabeth here but it's a little weird seeing a third actress in the last nine years in the same role. rooney mara did anar o reprise -- reprisal. it feels more of sort of like a "bourne" movie. in this franchise it feels a little off. iay would maybe wait for cable on this one. there's a lot of better options. >> thanks. i really wanted to go see it. let's talk about the stage. howin about "any goes" at arena stage. >> yes. t's cole porter's 1934 iconic musical set on a cruise it stars corbin blue and sora-joy ross, i think is the engizer bunny after we chatted with them. >> i love the show. it's one of my favorites.nd re us of the premise. >>

ok well thank you very much for that john larson in paris and now to some of the other stories making news around the world taiwan's ruling democratic progressive party has suffered a major defeat in local elections the island's pro independence president resigned as head of the party vote was seen as a key test for size administration which has been under attack from beijing over her refusal to agree that taiwan is part of china. and voters in bahrain went to the polls on saturday to elect a new parliament activists called for a boycott after the country's main opposition groups were barred from the vote this is the ruling family has crackdown on dissent since a failed shiite led uprising in two thousand and eleven. and a new study in brazil says the destruction of the amazon rain forest has reached its highest level in a decade the government data calls illegal logging a major cause of deforestation which in turn leads to global warming the rain forest plays a key role in regulating the earth's temperature. and finally it's a challenge reserved only for athletes looking for the extr

kate larson has new information we've obtained about the shooter. >> in the houtrs three women and himself, albert wong spent time searching internet for articles and video about overcoming fear of death and suicide. five hours before albert wong walked into the veterans home where he shot three women and himself, investigators say he looked up this article about the san bernadino terrorist and articles on murder/suicide, when killing yourself is not enough. and 30 minutes before he drove there, looking at videos of su redacted almost half the pages but report ou wt wong was thinking and doing when he shot the three women. kicked out of the program the month before the shooting. according to the report six law enforcement agencies, 114 investigators and 23 witnesses were involved. details how wong, 36-year-old army combat veteran bought both guns used months before the attack. shot gun from sweeney sports in napa. day of the mass shooting at marjorie douglas high school in florida. also gun purchased legally but because of the modifications, illegal in california. and wong was able to ente

that was kate larson reporting. this is video of the rite aid from yesterday morning right here. >> so you can see even though there is wreckage all around the mily is trying to figure out if they are going to rebuild. >> stunning. >> we have a new tool that lets you check the current air quality conditions in your area. find the map on the front page of abc7news.com. it updates every five minutes. we have not heard of any school closures yet because of the bad area. as soon as we get word, of course we will pass that along. we have seen help from companies. >> up to four applications the extension. >> we got all the patients out of the hospital and headed down the road. >> allen pearce showed pictures of truck on social media. toyota offered a new truck. pearce lost his home in the fire and the hospital where he worked was also damaged in the blaze. >> seems like the right thing to do. and abc 7 parent company, walt disney company, committing half a million dollars to support relief and recovery efforts for califor

of two thousand and seventeen the terms of the agreement between williams and the estate of jerome larson who died in the crush were not disclosed barson was a passenger in a car that collided with the s.u.v. williams was driving a police report cleared williams of any responsibility for the acts. what has been a long time coming but first in rome can now become digital time travelers and step back into the days of the roman empire rome reborn is the largest computer simulation in the world and for years u.s. researchers have been digitizing all existing information and now they have recreated the entire city as it stood some seven hundred years ago. cutting edge computer technology that takes us back in time a bird's eye view of ancient rome around the year three twenty at this point in history the eternal city was at its zenith there were about one million inhabitants almost fifty thousand homes to amphitheaters twenty eight public libraries and thirty six triumphal arches. it was the cultural and political center of a vast empire here power and might were not just wielded they were chi

kate larson is live in novato. >> we are here at the target and there are shoppers. lots of tvs, per usual. we have been doing black friday for 10 years and i have never seen this tame of a shopping experience. it's not raining now and it was earlier. that may have had something to do with it. >> we are open. >> just in time to get out of the rain. >> make sure you are not running, pushing or shoving. single file line. >> lines of people for black friday deals on thanksgiving day. >> i'm in line on thanksgiving because my mom wants a tv. >> many in the giving spirit. >> is it worth it to stand in the rain? >> anything to make her happy. >> my daughter is so into barbie. >> giving thanks to give a leg up. >> you have to get them early. >> they are hot toys for her age. half of the time i can't find what she likes. they are all gone. >> the rain came down and shoppers stayed dry thanks to flat screens and more. flat screen tvs. >> yes! >> as for dinner, most dined before. >> my sugar level is on high. >> pumpkin pie? >> only one, but with ice cream. >> giving park an h

i'm kate larson, "abc7 news." >> kate, thank you very much. the sheriff of butte county has received the meme treatment thanks to his leadership during the camp fire. this instagram account with merely 2,000 followers has been posting various memes as a tribute to the sheriff, such as chuck norris sleeps in sheriff pahoney pajamas. clever stuff. here are some others circulating. santa claus is worried about being on his naughty list. and he has taught old dogs a variety of new tricks. the sheriff certainly did do himself really well during this crisis, and he's getting rewarded by the meme treatment. >>> all right. we are just happy that the air is finally improving. >> and rain is coming. >> i have some new tricks for you. we've got rain coming our way, strong winds, and significantly improved air quality. right now, we still have the smoke and the haze hovering over the bay area. temperatures are not a wide one. temperatures are ranging from about 60 at the coast to low 60s, right around the bayshoreline. san francisco is one of the milder l

in chico, i'm kate larson, abc7 news. >>> take a look at your screens. we're getting new photos of victims reuniting with their pets. so far they've helped 100 families find their lost pets. >>> police arrested two men accused of breaking into a cal fire station during the camp fire. >> robert de palmer and william erlbacher face multiple charges. they are currently being held in the butte county jail. >>> now to the smoke causing that unhealthy air quality in the bay area. here's an update on what's opening and closing today. >> cable cars will be up and running again. service will resume this morning. there's still a lot closed including alcatraz, ft. point and muir woods. they'll think about reopening coit tower, embarcadero center ice rink. we'll keep our app updated on what's open and closed, including your local schools. >>> we're taking a live look at sfo, our unfriendly skies are making it hard to live in our cities and making it harder to leave our increased traffic could really be a challenge. abc7 news reporter matt keller is live at the airpo

plenty of people with seeing, larson and beckham would come over here and in a four—month break they premier league, played for the clubs back in europe, would that be something you might look at? no. it wouldn't be fair to my children also obviously the people here. going for a few months and then coming back... 123, united. every decision i made was to play for dc and i flew committed to it and... you become a part of great moment of history. we're on the right step in into doing that. hello. we've topped up the sunshine reserves this week m. more cloud around in the weekend —— then in the weekend. nearly all of us had blue sky today. a relatively mild day, though there was a chilly wind. temperatures have been in the mid teens in iceland today. in germany, around five celsius. this cold wind is heading our way over the next couple of days. by midweek, temperatures will be struggling, less cold by the end of the week. this evening, temperatures dropping away quickly under clear skies, but this area of cloud. the push in from the east overnight. clear is the longest alan cross weste

i'm kate larson and we will start this hour with a look at the weather with meteorologist lisa a ar jen, and lisa, it is feeling a a little bit cool outside right now? >> yes, kate. we have had wind shifts and the live doppler 7 is going to show you the clouds coming from the north and the west and the wind shifting has allowed foor cooldown. it is really more of the radiational cooling at night with the lack of wind. so anywhere from 12 degreeing cooler in livermore and 9 degrees cooler in santa rosa. and the clouds are settlig into the mt. tam and the lower elevations and with the the numbers in the lower 60s and 50s, and you can see the shot of santa cruz with the high clouds. it is 68 in vacaville, and from the exploritorium camera, you can see that it is partly sunny and up er 70s inland and upperer 60s at the bay, and the shoreline and this is going to begin the cooling trend for the week ahead. i will explain with the ak wa accuweather forecast coming up. >> thank you, lisa. >>> we are in the final 48 hour s before the midterm elections. president trump is going to be working rit

in half moon bay, kate larson, abc 7 news. >> announcer: now the accuweather forecast with lisa argen. >>> here is live doppler 7 and clear conditions. you can see the low clouds off shore and we are looking the a a warmup today. warm the past several days. little has changed except for a wind shift bringing dryer air and the possibility of high fire danger here. and if a fire is ignited the winds could rapidly spread that. right now we are looking at appear warmup in vacaville, 71 dgrees right now. you've had a north wind all night allowing for the temperature to jump. 51 in oakland. 58 in san francisco. 50 in santa rosa. usually we have plenty of 40s this time of year. it's cool ner parts of the south bay and east bay this morning do you to clear skies. but check out vacaville, 23 degrees warmer than yesterday at this hour. this gives you the indication of we are we are headed. a warm day today. if we measure the moisture in the air right now at 6:00, 92% relative humidity right now. this is when we get the highest relative humidity in the early morning. but already it's drying out

. >> we begin with kate larson, she is live where a power pole caught fire, kate. >> reporter: that is right, we are off highway 1, you can see the branch fell down after the rain and wind started to pick up in the area. joining me now live is eric who lea -- who lives on the street over. we will show you the cell phone video he took. what did you hear before? >> a lot of sparks and then i saw flashing green lights out our window and i ran outside to see what was happening. >> reporter: that was the tree branch taking out of the power line and messing up the transformer, were you worried about your house and your neighbors? >> at first i was worried about my house, i didn't know what was going on and realized it was behind us. and my wife called 9-1-1 and tried to make sure everyone was okay. as crazy as it sounds, no fire was started. >> reporter: that was the good news, i have spoken to the sheriff's and fire department and pg&e, it's not clear when the power will be back on in this area. >> people in some areas are weathering the storm in the dark. 1700 hundreds lost power around 9:

i'm kate larson.ar-old priscilla in the middle and her 1-year-old brother alex sander. they say their mother the diana morea took the children on a supervised visit friday and does not have custody. she is believed to be driving a 2012 mini cooper and it has the license plate number where she could be headed to colorado springs with the children. if you see this car or the license plate, you are asked to call 911. >>> happening today, the largest pet street fair in san francisco. paw toreros, the dog adoption street between delancey street, and between sonoma where more than 18 dog and cat rescues are up for rescue. and there is also a dog contest for the top three winners and a gift certificate. and lisa, it is very warm, but it looks like ale cooldown for everyone's sunday's activities. >> kate, you are right. good morning, everyone, and looking at mt. tam with the high and low clouds can and the temperatures are cool in the 50s. and 60s in morgan hill and pacifica and you can see the high clouds in

i we ask brett larson of fox news headlines 24/7 to dig into this.cker. it is another one from "the x-files," several airline pilots flying across the atlantic saw something out there, a bright light from the sky moving at what the pilot thought it was at least mach two, or two times the speed of sound. concern for what it was, both pilots on the flights contacted air traffic control first to inquire if there was a military exercise and then told air traffic control... >> there are multiple objects following the same trajectory. very bright where we were. >> it's roughly a bit to the north. we celebrate later than he disappeared. i'm just wondering, we didn't think it was a likely collision course. what else could it be? >> multiple pilots reported these lights, but as an astronomer chimed in on the sighting, they suggested it could likely be a piece of dust entering the earth's atmosphere at a very high speed. november, a busy time for shooting stars, pilots and members of the military have reported sightings of similar objects in the past but dismi

. >> reporter: kate larson larsen has more. here's howet starts. >> paradise is burning now and the streets are too full to go anywhere. >> they say evacuees were forced to break into a rite aid as use it as an emergencyhes th fire burned over and around them. after the fire burned over, police in firefighters gave the stranded group a briefing in the cracker aisle and helped gude them out for safety. take a look. this is what the rite aid looks like now. incredibly that appears to bo the extent of the damage to the storm. i spoke to sean. he was visiting his family when the fire broke out. he tells me that his parents and higgs sister's homes have burned. we'll have his remarkable story of survival at 11:00 p.m. in the newsroom, i'm car larsen. we send it back to you. >>> governor is believed to be one of the 42 people who died in the camp fire. the 66-year-old was born and raised in oakland. >> is daughter was with him. she made it out. >> reporter: wayne freedman spoke with her about her >> they haven't started counting bodi

plenty of people, we've seen beckham and larson come over here and in a four—month break they go back league, play for the clubs back in europe, would that be something you might look at? no. it wouldn't be fair to my children, also obviously the people here. going for a few months, then coming back... 123, united. the decision i made was to play for dc and i'm fully committed to itand... you can create great moments of history. and we're on the right step to doing that. hello there. we've had some decent sunshine over the weekend, which has left us with clear skies. generally, it should be a frost free night on account of all the cloud moving in the north sea and also it stays quite easy overnight and that keeps the foster day for most of the uk, the foster day for most of the uk, the frost probably limited to these northern and western areas of scotla nd northern and western areas of scotland by the end of the night. monday, completely different day where the ways compared to the weekend, when we had all that sunshine. monday promises to be cloudy. the afternoon, the cloud thickens,

kate larson, abc 7 news. >> kate, thank you so much. >>> well, it was very windy today which of coursethe fire in butte county and wind is always a major factor in these things. >> as you take a look here the winds near that fire line have increased. they're now out of the north-northeast gusting at 39 miles an hour. they had briefly eased, but they're picking up geb. not good news for the firefighters there. a spare the air alert has been issued through friday and also an air quality advisory. moderate air quality for the bay area. look at the satellite picture just coming into our area as a north wind blew it in. this is video sent to be twitter by one of my followers. another in dublin. and this one from the berkeley marina. red flag warning remains up for the hills, lake and salono counties until 7:00 a.m. tomorrow. gusts 40 to 60 miles an hour, along with low humidity still a danger. knoxville creek gusting to 45 miles an hour. so don't let your guards down just yet. >>> now to our other top story in southern california, that horrific mass shooting last night at a nightclub has sh

. >> abc 7's kate larson is in san francisco with the reporter. >> a lot of employees held up a sign that said happy to quit for $90 million. no pay out needed. clearly a digging. google and the ceo got that $90 million. >> women's rights are worker's rights! >> shouting from the embarcadero, men and women made sure management got their message about sexual harassment at the company. >> enough is enough! >> drone view 7 was high above as hundreds of employees walked out of work, essentially emptying the offices. >> it's important for men to be allies. >> there is an overall sense of insecurity. >> she works in google's marketing department. women and minorities are often reluctant to come forward on the receiving end of misconduct. >> women of color and then also the lack of accountability that makes people feel unsafe. >> her job is to recruit new talent and was not impressed with the e-mail last week that 48 employees have been fired in the past two years for sexual harassment. >> i personally would prefer an apology and transparency. >> these are no longer pr issues, but cultural

i understand that eric larson and i brought them.e ambassador to germany in germany in the late 30s. one of the reasons. one of the reasons which the united statess was isolationist. it was willing to get into the war and have a lot to do with the fact that people thought the mexicans were gonna support the germans. that was just too close to home. in the first world war the telegram was captured. it was a diplomatic telegram suggesting to the mexicans they were about to start. has a connection. this is somebody that was in the have of j edgar huger. on the and an attack on u.s. soil. it was by the germans called black tom. a big explosion of new york. and this is all the mindset that they have. when he started. i really believe the kidnapping. i think it is the original extraordinary rendition. nothing is old. i look around the world room and i see something wonderful faces. i'm so glad to see. pce i really think you for being here. [applause]. the programming continues for the next two nights followed by a four-day thanksgiving hol