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linsey. >> linsey: lots of cold and precipitation. somara, thank you. >>> travelers will no doubt be keeping an eye on the forecast. nearly 80 million people are expected to leave home for the holiday. the airlines and tsa are getting ready. here's abc's morgan norwood. from newark liberty international airport. >> reporter: tonight, powerful storms threatening to dump chaos on what's expected to be the busiest thanksgiving travel season ever. >> millions of americans already on the move. >> i thought it was beating the crowds, but apparently not. >> reporter: the tsa bracing for tuesday when some 50,000 flights will take off. the faa already opening special airspace used by the military off the east coast and gulf of mexico. a steady stream of passengers here at newark liberty airport. it will be a critical test for the faa as they grapple with a shortage of air traffic controllers impacting operations here and also across the northeast. >> we will use traffic flow management initiatives to deal with any staffing shortages on that pa

linsey? >> linsey: certainly can. good advice there, melissa, thank you so much. >>> there is still much more ahead on "world news tonight" this thanksgiving. the decades-old mystery solved. what authorities found at the bottom of a lake. >>> news about dodgers superstar shohei ohtani. >>> and giving thanks to the airline captain who bought pizza for his passengers, all 155 of them. with the family! shingles doesn't care. but shingrix protects! only shingrix is proven over 90% effective. shingrix is a vaccine used to prevent shingles in adults 50 years and older. shingrix doesn't protect everyone and isn't for those with severe allergic reactions to its ingredients or to a previous dose. tell your healthcare provider if you're pregnant or breastfeeding. increased risk of guillain-barré syndrome was observed after getting shingrix. fainting can happen so take precautions. most common side effects are pain, redness, and swelling where injected, muscle pain, tiredness, headache, shivering, fever, and upset stomach. ask y

linsey. >> linsey: another star-studded event. selina, thank you. >>> the election is likely to hinge upon seven battleground states. the biggest prize is expected to be pennsylvania. that's where we find abc's chief national correspondent matt gutman. the battle at the ballot box is especially intense there, in the keystone state. >> reporter: and both candidates have committed a record amount of time and money. cumulative spending about $600 million. both making at least 20 campaign stops here, both of them closing out their campaigns here. trump with that message that voter fraud has already begun. something josh shapiro told me earlier today was a, quote, blatant lie, but there are some areas of concern, including pivotal erie county, where thousands of ballots didn't arrive at the right address or didn't arrive at all. officials tell me that could delay their final result tally by days, possibly even weeks. of the dozen or so county officials i have spoken to across the state, republicans and democrats, all of them say they'r

linsey? >> linsey: good to know. erielle, thank you. >>> now, to a new warning about a nationwide crime spree. thieves who are targeting iphone deliveries stealing packages almost seconds after they arrive. authorities believe the thieves may have access to tracking information and delivery locations before the packages even hit the doorstep. here's ab kbc's aaron katersky. >> reporter: as holiday shopping kicks into high gear, tonight, a warning about a nationwide crime spree targeting the delivery of iphones, and police worry it could get violent. this thief in virginia stealing an iphone package and pulling a gun on an eyewitness riding his lawnmower. it doesn't say how, but a law enforcement bulletin obtained by abc news says "criminal actors obtain cell phone tracking and delivery location information before the deliveries" and know exactly which package to swipe. >> it was, like, so fast. >> reporter: in georgia, this fedex driver walked up to jaqueline rosales' front door. >> he kept looking over his shoulder,

i'm linsey davis. with just two months to go in his administration, tonight, president biden has reversed long standing limits on ukraine's use of american weapons systems. something that could be a game changer in the war with russia. the president is now allowing the ukrainians to fire on targets inside of russia. something president zelenskyy has repeatedly lobbied for. the weapons have a range of 200 miles. the u.s. feared lifting the restrictions would lead to an escalation by moscow. it could be used in western russia to defend ukrainian forces there. overnight, russia launched one of its fiercest attacks on ukrainian infrastructure. more than 200 missiles and drones fired throughout the country. officials say a number of civilians were killed. abc's chief foreign correspondent ian pannell leads us off tonight from m ukraine. >>> tonight, for the first time, president biden authorizing ukraine to use long-range u.s. missiles to strike russia. a stunning change in policy just and a major factor in

linsey. . >> linsey: a lot of people concerned. ike, thank you. >>> just ahead of thanksgiving, a major producer of organic carrots is hoping to reassure consumers after a multi-state e. coli outbreak linked to some of its products. grimmway farms says all of the carrots currently on store shelves are safe. melissa adan reports tonight from the impacted farm in california. >> reporter: tonight, as families prepare for thanksgiving dinner, one of the largest producers of carrots in the united states, urging shoppers that the products they see on grocery store shelves today are not part of its nationwide recall. california based grimmway farms, a supplier to trader joe's, wegman's, and kroger expanding a voluntary recall after several of their products were linked to a deadly e. coli outbreak. one person died while 39 others have been sickened. 15 of them hospitalized. the company's president and ceo speaking directly to shoppers, saying consumers should feel confident that the carrots available for purchase on store shelves today ar

linsey. >> linsey: another violent day there. thank you. >>> we're learning more about the midair brawl between two players on the auburn university men's basketball team. sources tell espn reserve players howard and hudson got into a scuffle just after the team plane took off for houston on friday. it was serious enough that the pilots called the tower and returned to the airport. >> the flieth deck is secure, the threat level is contained for the moment. we just had police on the ground and two players got into a physical altercation. clothes were ripped. >> the two players involved were left behind when the flight resumed. 11th ranked auburn went on to beat number four houston on saturday, 74-69. >>> details are just coming in about a daring rescue on the high seas involving one of our own. the coast guard says the disney treasure cruise ship saved four people on a sinking catamaran about 230 miles from the coast of bermuda. officials contacted the treasure asking it to speed to the vessel in distress. the treasure was about 8

i think -- i'm sure linsey's got the exit polls on this. what we see trump doing better than harris, significantly better among those who were first-time voters. >> for all of those efforts to outreach the harris campaign, all of that was just playing to his base. that it was doing nothing to expand his reach. clearly not the right assessment. >> david: we'll stay with this live picture, waiting for the former president. talk us through what you're seeing with new voters. >> linsey: first-time voters, 8% nationwide of the electorate, 54% went for donald trump. 45% for kamala harris. what i think is really interesting, what's different, rick klein said tonight is different. one thing that's different is america is a more diverse country, but the electorate tonight is less diverse. so for example, if you look at 1992, 82% of the electorate is white. fast forward to 2020. we still have this 67% of the electorate was white. fast forward tonight, it went up by 4 points. you have 71% of the electorate was white. that broke, by and large, for dona

and now he talks with abc's linsey davis about his new animated christmas movi. >> john, thank you so you on the show. >> my pleasure. thank you. >> so many of your fans know you from roles like walk hard the true story of dewey cox, gangs of new york, also, the academy award nominated film chicago. after more than three decades in this industry, what kind of role are you most attracted to? >> well, you know, i always say now, like, i only want to do the stuff that only i can do. you know, whenever i read something and i can think of another actor, i always suggest the other actor to them. but when it seems like something like, oh, wow, this really is like right in my wheelhouse. and this, this is something i should do. that's usually what jumps out to me. and this was definitely one of those. >> what drew you in particular to an almost christmas story? >> well, i suppose that first, what drew me to the story was alfonso cuaron wrote it. so, you know, he's an amazing filmmaker and then you hear the true story of this poor little owl that got stuck in the christmas tree at rockefeller

. >>> tonight, the major >> linsey: tonight, the major thanksgiving storm taking aim at the northeast millions of americans on the move. >>> and the news just coming in, a security breach at jfk airport. a stowaway found on an international flight. >>> and the fbi investigates numerous threats targeting

world news tonight with david muir is coming >> linsey: tonight, the thanksgiving storm.l trouble for millions. and the bitter cold right behind it. >>> the holiday shopping squeeze. higher prices and fewer days till christmas.

>> linsey: lee goldberg, thank you. >>> the northeast placing as mentioned. images coming in from the west at this hour are devastating. trees coming down, turning deadly already. one woman killed in her home in the shower. mola lenghi in sonoma county, california, tonight. >> reporter: tonight, hundreds of thousands without power as a massive bomb cyclone slams the west. power lines setting trees on fire in king county, washington. first responders racing to dozens of calls across the seattle area. at least two killed by falling trees, including a woman who authorities say was killed inside this home in bellevue. a massive tree practically swallowing this city bus. another one crushing this fire department vehicle. this car completely flattened. >> take a look at how tiny that space is. we're told that the person that was inside of this car miraculously survived. it's truly a stroke of luck. >> reporter: in the northern california mountains, howling winds and more than a foot of snow stranding drivers. authorities shutting down a stretch of interstate 5 sout

. >> all right, linsey, thank you for that. resources board has approved a new fuel policy that could have an impact on our gas prices. the board you that proposal friday for more than 12 hours. capitol correspondent eytan wallace has that story. >> it's called california's low-carbon fuel standard or lcfs. in a nutshell, lcfs is a air resources board or carb the state agency in charge of overseeing airpot lucian in climate change related programs across california, including lcfs. she says lcfs has benefited the environment since its inception. more than a decade ago and will help the state achieve its long-term goals to transition away from fossil fuels since the border originally approved the program in 2009, california has tripled the quantity of low-carbon fields used in transportation and have reduced dependence on fossil diesel. >> by over 70%, we know that we must do all we can to use our existing state authority to bring clean fuels to california. and that's why randolph and her colleagues on the air resources board me

. >> david: i think your point is very well made, linsey. i think we'll be able to dive into the demographics of who embraced her. who would have embraced a typical democratic candidate. and some of those cross-currents that exist and need to be probably addressed. >> hearing your comment there i just keep thinking about barack obama. what he said. received a lot of flack for, quite honestly. saying to black men, sort of calling them out and saying -- voicing the fact that they may not vote for her simply because she is a woman. it's something that made a lot in the harris campaign unfortunately, because this was not a race about identity. she made that very clear. i asked her about it last week. she joked, "i certainly know -- i'm well aware of my race and gender." she said she's running on substance, not identity. >> she really dodged. >> i can tell you, having been at so many of her rallies, she didn't want to talk about it. to women, especially to black women in her rallies, it mattered. and this is now the second time that donald trump