feels a litt sheena parveen. >> you know, it is a little warmer. we do have sunshine and clouds have managed to move back. but today mostly sunny. 51 degrees. winds sustained at 10-mile-per-hour but it is getting gusty out there. windy as we go through the day. suburbs topping out mid-50s, and dropping into the 40s pretty quickly after the sun sets tonight. take a look at these wind speeds now. martin's berg has sustained wind of 24-mile-per-hour. rest of the area seeing the increase. to 15-mile-per-hour. but gustying higher as we go in the afternoon. next chance of rain over the weekend. straight head. >> thanks. >> we have new information on a file in temple hills that took the life of an elderly woman pillar in the community. we also learned now that the son was also killed in the fire. neighbors tried to pull the woman and her son out of the house but the fire was simply too intense. two firefighters also sustained second degree burns. fire vinvestigators believe the fire started in the basement but exact cause still being worked out. >> other

full weekend forecast when i'm ten.bx be run a marathon if it was sprinkling, a litt bitf grees breeze on my back. >> what do you thin you think we can get him to run a half marathon? >> you're pretty specific. >> there's a wawa every mile. specific req there, don't getdo marath it weanyway girard southbound nearo a little centeincito but right now we're stilll expressway. and the westbound and eastbound sides are okay. we're just starting to seee. s. 16 minutesvine.s. and in melbourne, we're watching a crash on the p.a. turnpike route tracy, back to you. >>> thank you, tradition on hold. won't open th the problem? and when thef" holiday shopping destination welcoming customers.he schuexpressway which is tip you cannily pretty clogged. coming this tu will be more so. coming up next why people are traveling for thanksgivizpá >>> it is a quarter past a.m. on this thursday morning. you have to wait a littlek at christmas village at philadelphia's love field. here's a live where the city canceled the preview because construction than expected. officially open on thanksgiving day as origina

and it's, you know, then we get to so all the shining faces outside that are so excited to see the littemals here in our space. >> these adorable pets will be on display in the stockton and o'farrell street windows through new year's day. if you're in the area check that how the. irresistible. >> up last check on the weather for a check of the weekend weather. >> might want to cuddle up to somebody tonight because it's going to be chilly. take a look at the temperatures, darn near freezing in the mid-valley. mid-30s through. clear skies. live doppler 7 showing you no clouds or rain. tomorrow afternoon you're going to see sun. temperatures upper 50s to the mid-60s, and our very own spencer christian will be kicking off the holiday season at pier 39 this sunday at 6:00 for the tree-light ceremony if you're going. 55 degrees at 5:00, and then by 7:00 p.m. temperature will drop down to the low 50s so go by and say hi to spencer. thanksgiving day forecast, if you're already make plans for the holidays, it is going to be dry. 50s and 60s between 7:00 a.m. and noon and by 4:00 p.m. mild, 60s, a

and say hi to those people in just a litt while.now. overnight, bui the biggest mt. rockefellere ever had. we'll talk to lindsey and fellow athletes coming up. 100 days before we head into the opening ceremony in south korea. >> that's in to be great. it's fun seeing the fresh faces of the athletes. makes you get pumped up for it. we'll get to that later on. first let's down to savannah ilonh >> good morning again. we'll start this half hour with the news a the deadly terror attack here. investigato be questioning th suspect, a 29-year-old immigrant from uzbekistan. in themeanti, the victims are being mourned by families in distant rthel this morni terror has a 29-year-old sayfullsaipov, now in custody after law enforcement officials y he deliberately drove a pickup truck down a bike path in lower manhattan, killing eight and injuring more than a dozen. the suspe leava note in the truck, according to officials, claiming he carried out the ta i the carnage unfolded in the shadow of the world trade center memorial, marking the deadlie

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so i want toded to share a litt bit of the platforms. we have seen a tremendous growth in authorizations for outside care and for appointments. so between fiscal year 15, the end of it there were about 300,000 authorizations. an authorization is what we call an episode of care. we might have a woman veteran that is pregnant. we send her out for multiple appointments. it would be counted as one authorization. so each one of these can represent lots and lots of appointments. so we had about 300,000. by the end of fiscal year 17 about 3,000,800. so a lot increased, 13% growth. we also -- our partnerships grew. provider may be one health care entity. it might be one group that has multiple locations. and by the end of fiscal year '17 which is the end of september we had about 460,000 providers working with va and the community. that is 165% growth over that time. to give you a little bit of extensive of what we were working with, we had six law changes over this time period to the choice law. so it kind of tells you that there were some kink

depended on merely this: a look, a kiss to think that something so splendid could slip awaway in one l littenow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodmaman. as we continue on our tour through the life of lyricist yip harburg with his son ernie harburg. ernie harburg: we're walking through the gallery here at the lincoln center for the performing arts, which has "the necessity of rainbows," dedicated to the works of yip harburg, the lyricist. and we're now looking at the various exhibitions. and while we're looking for finian's rainbow, i want to tell you that in 1944, yip conceived and co-wrote the script and put on a show called bloomer girl, which was way ahead of its time, because bloomer girl was dolly bloomer, who was an actutual suffragette in 1860 who stood up and invented pants. and it was radical in those days. and the show was about dolly bloomer, and she ran an underground railroad, bringing slaves up,p, and she had ann undergrod d paper, andnd she was an incredible woman. and this was a political show. some great songs in there. maureen mcgovern does "right as the rain" in a

problems nue to have .ith drugs here illegal turated with immigrants who bring with them a drugs and a l litt -- house and they don't pay taxes and could care less about our drug problem. host: got your point. congressman ryan? guest: couple things. border with you, security is important when talking about drugs coming over the border. now in contrast to building a all, most drugs, 90% of the drugs are coming through the port of entries, in cars, in driving , people just through into the united states, security.e to up the when you're thinking about the drugs, they come over in small i mean, fentanyl, synthetic drug, it is difficult with dogs, it, even because of its nature. important. another issue that's really cary is how much of the stuff comes through the mail. it actually gets shipped through into the united states and it is so hard because we get millions of packages that come in and out of the united states every year, to identify where the stuff is from. again, that is a resource issue, if we're going to try to push on this stuff. host: bon sein pennsylvania, line for republicans, bo

i was like, that's cool, i didn't know tha (chuckles) i think that was something that took a litt wlethe fact that i actually had a record, but it was pretty cool. he shot 63, that's a hell of a round. i don't think people realize how good and how impressive that was. (brad) he shot nine under par at a u.s. op, which had never been done before, and he did it with two of the best 3-wood shots in the history of the game of golf. that was as good as we could have ever expect. (ed) thomas's afternoon helid da ofvellrends play by some of the best golfers in the world, with 11 players shooting 68 or better. saturday wasn't always pretty for rickieowr, but he grinded away, working his way to six birdies and just two bogeys, earning a 34 going out and a matching 34 coming in for a 68... (joe) looking for his third birdie in a row... (commentator) and he did it! (cheering) (ed) ...leaving him just two shots off the lea (upbeat music) ♪ right there alongside him on the leaderboard was tommy fleetwood, who also shot a 68 on saturday. (commentator) ran it right by the flag. what a shot. (tommy) i

a lot of times that happens a litt be tracking. you can see a look at the stage there, the navy band, they're here just about every single year. they do a great job. a lot of acts will be here as well. this is all hosted by kathie lee gifford and dean kaine. kathie lee gifford from the today show, the 4th hour of today show. and dean kaine, superman, baby, superman. love that guy. >>> all right, let's show you what's happening weather wise across our area. it has been a nice afternoon with the temperatures into the 50s. as we move on through the rest of the night, graphics, we're looking at the temperatures that will be going down the next few hours but not all that bad. into the 40s by 9:00, 10:00, 11:00, as we move tlhrough the day tomorrow, temperatures will be on the cooler side. first let's talk about the current temperatures. sitting at 55 degrees in leesburg, 57 fort belvoir. radar will be an issue. we're clear, no problems tonight. but notice the rain making its way in from the west. that rain making its way in from west vi

litt little idea about gas operations they can help out? >> we don't impact oil and gas particular ly, but you know, in response to any storm, there should be a comprehensive plan that's undertaken, really driven by the local authorities. i was listening to your prior panel. very interesting in that every utility works with for example, in georgia, they would work with not only the federal agency, fema, but with gema. and within that context, all critical infrastructure is evaluated with respect to the approaching threat. therefore, we develop a set of priorities and essentially a se response we iwo jima as to how to proride the best benefit going forward. i can't speak to missouri or whatever the impact is there, but i would assume they've taken those things into account. >> chair now recognizes the gentlemen from illinois. mr. rush, for five minutes. >> i want to thank you, mr. chairman. miss kennedy, your testimony has been very, very amazing testimony. i'm amazed that the breadth of the tragedies that are occurring even as we speak in p

going to an lays this a litt have to really examine if we are going to do something differently goingit relates to somebody renting a truck. i think there can be internal controls and report and i do th make changes going forward. interesting part here when he exits the vehicle and makes the proclamation. he is holding fake weapons. holding, a paint ball gun. pellet gun. >> he was not intending on living through this. he wanted suicide by cop. expecting the police to respond. no question about it. he was expecting to be shot and killed. >> important he is still alive. >> critical he is still alive. because now, we have the benefit of interviewing him. and garnering significant intelligence information based on who he knows and how he became radicalized in addition to huh he planned, why he planned this specifically. key information. we did not have that available to us in recent incidents over the last couple of years. do now. key. carefully chosen. time of day, location. highest return of investment. paul viollis. thank you. >> up next, jeff glor in lower manhattan with an update on

today selling off being explained and continue of profit taking now, the news on keystone is a litt littleline can flow from canada and not necessarily needed at this particular moment the saudi king is ready to pass the torch to his son, the crown prince, that can have an impact, too. >> salman is in his 80s and believed to be ill he affected change in the kingdom. as the author of the saudi 2030 vision saudi arabia, business and politics, they go hand in hand dealings with some of the nations like the united states and israel and iran. he's also going to have to manage oil price fluctuations. consensus, key nbs will be supportive the saudis and the biggest opec producer remember, all eyes are going to be on this next week of the final opec meeting of the year any plans to extend the production cut likely to drag the price closer to 60. >> well, we'll get the perfect guest to follow on that. >> lets bring in rbc's, helena >> there is some talk out there, some of the reasons where the markets are weak lately, the stock market saudis, some of the people that are in prison are being told you

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