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. >> reporter: we introduced you to carolyn lund, asking to require drivers to not only drop off packagesup empties. >> have the delivery trucks pick them up on subsequent deliveries and return them to amazon warehouses for reuse. >> reporter: lund's petition has mo,000 signatures and picked up the support of seven communities. court of madaras council is is considering it. we talked to shoppers who do feel guilty about all the packaging that comes with their online deliveries. so what are you going to do with the box? >> i am actually going to cut it up and use it for another package that i'm mailing to support the package. so a little bit of recycling there. >> reporter: abc 7 news was unable to reach amazon for comment on the marin initiative. but the company claims to have dramatically cut its use of packaging over the past decade by some 250 million tons. in marin county, laura anthony, abc 7 news. >> you might remember, abc 7 news dead katsd a week of coverage to recycling, and not just cardboard. you'll find all of our stories on our website, abc 7.com/better bay area. >>> car afte

gordon sond lund's story is fascinating. he becomes ambassador to the eu, he stole ukraine is the prize here, we've got to get ukraine -- >> obviously not in the eu. >> right. but we have to, you know, that's why you're involved, gordon. he gets fired up. he and volker go to see trump and they say we met this flu president of ukraine, ukraine is crucial, this guy is great, you've got to meet him. and what they confront from trump is a barrage of conspiracy theories about burisma, about biden, about the 2016 election and i wonder where trump got the -- >> i wonder if that's what vladimir puttin told they did it and then they're blame being it on -- because it's so whack organization. and sond lund and volker have to deal with the fact that their hopes has and fareed, thank you so much. i'm glad you found your way into this story because it gave me the chance to tap into your great intellect on these issues. thank you for being with us. >> pleasure, chris. thank you. >> and you a all know you can catch fareed's show, sunday. >

. >> in june abc 7 news introduced to carolyn lund launching a chan change.org.this she started a petition to have amaze. pick up empties. >> have the delivery trucks pick them up and return them to amazon warehouses for reuse. >> lund's petition has more than 7,000 signatures and picked up the support of 7 communities. korda maderas considering the initiate zbloef we have too many things traveling to boxes and a lot of extra card board. >> more than a view few of the black friday shoppers we talked with said they feel guilty about all the packages. >> what do you do with the box. >> i'm going to cut it it up and use it for another package i'm mailing to support the package. so a little bit of recycling there. >> abc 7 news was unable to reach amazon for comment on the marin initiative. but the company claims to have dramatically cut use of packaging over the past decade by some 250 million tons. in marin county laura anthony, abc 7 news. >>> on the peninsula donations are needed for towels for low income seniors in san mateo county. drop office will be accepted

we got the kentucky secretary of state alison lund gren grimes.s urgent hour. what can you tell us, secretary of state, about the state of the race? >> well, we sure appreciate the coverage tonight, and obviously despite the president coming here to the commonwealth of kentucky to rally for the top of the ticket, we have attorney general beshear, andy beshear, who will now be governor-elect beshear, succeeding tonight in ousting an incumbent in what has been a very narrow race over the past year. >> secretary of state, just to be clear, you are calling the race? you are saying that you are confident that it is over? >> at this point, we have, with over 99% of the vote in, the margin is still within about 10,000 votes, and here in the commonwealth, we have called it for attorney general beshear to be the kentucky governor-elect for the commonwealth. we will have a second governor beshear here in the commonwealth come 2020. obviously there are still options available for recounts to be requested should bevin want to do that. at this point based on t

. >> reporter: in june abc 7 news introduced you to carolina lund who launched launched a change.org petition asking amazon to launch a pilot program in marin county to require drivers to not only drop off packages but also pick up the empties. >> have the delivery trucks pick them up on subsequent deliveries and return them to amazon warehouses for reuse. zblrp lund's petition has more than 7,000 signatures and i could up the support of seven communities. korda maderas town council is considering whether to support the initiative. >> we have too many things traveling to our homes in boxes. and we have a whole lot of extra card board right now. >> reporter: more than a few of the black friday shoppers we talked with said they do feel guilty about all the packaging that comes with the online deliveries. what are you doing with the box. >> i'm going to cut it up and use it for another package i'm mailing to support the pack annual. so a a little bit of recycling there. >> reporter: abc 7 news was unable to reach amazon for comment on the marin initiative. but the company claims to have

. >> in june, abc 7 news introduced you to carolina lund launched a change.org petition asking amazon. to launch a program in marin county to require drivers to not only drop off packages but pick up the empties. >> have the delivery trucks pick them up on subsequent deliveries and return them to amazon warehouses for reuse. >> lund's petition now has more than 7,000 signatures and picked up the support of 7 communities. korda maderas town council is considering the initiative whether to support it. >> we have too many things traveling to homes in boxes. and we have a whole lot of extra card board right now. >> more than a few of the black friday shoppers we talked with said they do feel guilty about all the packaging that comes with the online deliveries. >> what are you doing with the box. >> i'm actually going to cut it up and use it for another package i'm mailing to support the package. so a little bit of recycling there. >> abc 7 news was unable to reach amazon for comment on the marin initiative. but the company claims to have dramatically cut use of packaging over the past dec

and somody like the former head of macy easterry lund green believes we are overstored by 20%.ow risky does the bet against look right now?is it risky at a think. >> well, there is no secret thae u.s. has been overstored for quite a while, that the challenge becom when do we hit the cliff? because it's no secret that things will be moving around, consumer shopping in different locations. store closures by themselves heally aren't problem. it's the combination of multichannel sales, distribution points and a lot of other ways that retailer are using the stores that really needs to faor into the conversatiof being overstored. >> but those issues that you just mentioned aren't going away certainly. they're only going to probably crease. so you said when we hit the cliff. when is that, do you think? what's your gut sense?'t >> we d see it happening any time soon. we have a reil environment where stores have -- retailers in general haveoverinvested and overindexed toward building digital capabities rightt the time. >> um-hum. >> now we go backhe other way where we see aap in spendin

also here to help, lund mayor london breed and the fire chief. w we believe that if you walk into this building to volunteer, you believe in justice, human dignity, you believe that people matter. >> reporter: is in the people they take care of our changing, and so are their needs. >> were seeing more people that may have an apartment but are barely, barely making it because of the high cost of living in san francisco. >> we have people who come in and crisis and we try to meet those needs as they show up but were also doing some work in our social justice where we are try to change policies that affect the people that we serve. >> happy thanksgiving. >> reporter: they say one in four san franciscans suffer from food insecurity, making the fight against hunger a year- round effort. >> my family has been blessed us with a chance to give back and a good feeling to know we are giving back and helping somebody out because we never know when we could be in the same situation. >> reporter: thanksgiving dinner will be served until one this afternoon. >>

. >> you know it's interesting i heard terrie lund green,he former ceo of macy's speak and he said it hisf bel that there are too many retailers out there that we might have 20% more retail capacity thap we need in this country right now. andou need to see that come back to achieve some so sort of balance in in industry. what do you think? >> it's an interestingdea of how you would put a number to how much overcapacity there is. i guess the best way to think about the ercapacity in the retail business now is t flow of goods from, for example, a full-priced department store, down to an off-pre value play. and there is sufficient merchandise in that supply chain department store environment into the off-price environment that would lead you telieve that there is overcapacity. i think it's a little tricky to >> right. t. >> and then i think the other element is whether you are talking about off-line capacity, i-e-stores, that we drive to and make purchases in, or whether you are talking about online capacity, which is in some way alst limitless, because there isn't any real estate involv

they were excited about this, until sound lund steps in and bringing up the topic of the investigation. and then we know there's a second meeting that happens in the war room. sondland guides the ukrainians into the room. and what ensues is a yelling match between gordon sound land and the ukrainian officials there are that. sondland is emotional, he gets worked up and demands that the ukrainians agree to launch these investigations in exchange for a white house meeting between president trump and president zelinsky. >> two follow-ups out of those descriptions. one on john bolton. his presence is interesting. you write about how he seemed to know something was wrong, and he let it be known. how? >> right, so the first meeting ends when john bolton abruptly ends the meeting after sondland speaks up. i believe it was over the last couple weeks, fiona hill's testimony, and he ends the first meeting. bolton basically tells fiona to go to the war room to figure out what sondland is up to and put a stop to whatever shenanigans are unfolding in that room. and i think what we've been told is t

lund up as you head outside. down to 32 degrees.zing in santa rosa. 38 in san jose. 37 in livermore. 42 in san francisco. and low 40s for concord and for oakland. other locations, we are down to 33 in napa. down to freezing in mountain view. 39 in fairfield. 34 for redwood city. showers offshore. a few isolated showers leftover showers as we head through the day but also catching a bit of some sunshine. coast, upper 40s. s well below average, talking about 10 degrees below average for today. we'll talk about the weekend ahead and the possibility of an atmospheric river event setting up. >>> i'm anne makovec at the live news desk. keeping an eye on that chemical plant fire. this is about 80 mice east of houston. at this point, nobody knows how long it's going to burn. there is a potential for more explosions there which we saw yesterday. also keeping an eye this morning on albania where the search for survivors after that 6.4 earthquake continues but hope is dimming. 40 people have now been found dead because of this earthquake. 10 m

his companion, ashley lund was cited for petty theft.with atkins, he was able to get around. >>> a christmas tree is outside the state capital after the first was damaged. crews put up the new tree on the capitol sacramento. the tree is from a forest in shasta county. the original tree was delivered tuesday but was removed after a crack was discovered. crews will spend the next few days decorating the new tree. >>> after 13 months of renovations, today, the historic point reyes lighthouse will reopen. the national park service spent $5 million restoring the 150- year-old lighthouse, commissioned in 1870. over the many years of salt air and strong wind and moisture, it was deteriorating. the makeover includes restoring the lighthouse lens, replacing the roof and creating an accessible pathway. the visitors center opens at 10 am. lighthouse tours begin at the visitors center opens at 10 am. lighthouse tours begin at 2:30 pm. >>> there is another possible candidate for the democratic presidential nomination. next, the room was swirling that

>> are you referring to the statement being negotiated between kurt volker, gordon son lund and andre -- yermak. >> yes, sir. >> that was not the anti-corruption statement. >> what was the statement? >> the back and forth shared by kurt volker they shared a draft with rudy giuliani and rudy giuliani said it would not be acceptable if it didn't mention biden barisma and 2016. >> that statement never agreed to or issued by the ukraine officials. is that correct? >> no statement of that was issued. correct. >> have u.s. businesses ever contacted y'all concerned about corruption within ukraine? >> yes, sir. >> as, know, as of this year even? >> yes, sir. >> because the concern is not just how ukrainian businesses run by oligarchs are being operated, it's also concerns about how the ukrainian government is dealing with american businesses trying to operate in ukraine. is that accurate? >> american businesses are very concerned about the judicial system in particular. yes, sir. >> i yield back time. >> thanks the gentleman. mr. castor? >> thank you, chairman and thank you gentlemen for your

so the white house is saying that while sloan lund may have thought he knew what was going on, he really didn't know what was going on. and i expect, to come up with the white house is not going to be overly concerned about bill taylor's testimony because what bill taylor is saying is predicated on what gordon sondland believed. and as the white house already said, sondland was presuming all this. but that's not really what's happening. >> shannon: john roberts at the white house, thank you so much. we are still waiting for president trump to speak moments from now at the white house. we will see if he talks about the impeachment inquiry or today's other big headlines. but first, this year's election day is over but the results are not all in. we are awaiting a final call in kentucky still up for grabs. from all the journalists at fox news, this is "fox news reporting." ore than just a paycheck. you definitely want to take advantage of all the benefits you can get. 2/3 of employees said that the workplace is an important source for personal savings and protection solutions. the workplace

. >> before we come back to this, glen fontaine and alfred lund. some of our audience will go where did that come from? and in wisconsin. well i do restoration work and consulting on restoration and state capitols, primarily but some historic house museums. dear friends from all over the country. buildings that i worked on. envery interested and creative man, a businessman from madison just went and bought it. he was interested in theater history. had a doctrine in theater history though he was a businessman. and -- and his wife bought it and just said arch thought about it for about a year. they asked me to come in and think about it. it was tough. the curtains were rot ten, cobwebs everywhere. but you got to thinking about it, sure it ought to be left exactly like this. it would please a few carriers but no one else would understand it. they were specific. they spent every summer there. and went back to new york for the season. so i recommended that it be brought back. so everything was conserved. only rot ten fabrics were replaced. they took lay

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. >> i think a master's on lund's testimony today changed everything. >> every fantasy about how corrupthis administration was is actually true. speak i don't think i want to hear about any of their fantasies. because the meeting drag on forever, his lawyer had to quit in with this lead. >> chairman, ambassador sondland had intended to fly back to brussels at the end of the day to continue his duties, so it would be a great convenience to us if we could have a shorter break now and resume with the questions and try to wrap up in time to make his flight. >> i appreciate that, counsel. we all have a busy schedule. it should take slightly less than two hours, so i think you should be good, depending on the time of your flight. >> greg: adam schiff is such a jerk. it's like he knows you have a three-day weekend with your family and he comes into your office and says, can we stay a little late and broke over these expense reports? >> dana: we need to look at the six months ahead calendar. >> greg: but i have to catch the amtrak at 8:00! speedy when you have something you don't want to go to y

. >> did you see terrie lund green the former ceo of nordstroms when he left there he was loaded up long macy's he but he bought wal-mart, costco and target. >> he said he did have enough macy. >> >> speaking of wrrmt and sticking with retail we heard from one of the world's biggest retailers. wal-mart ceo doug mcmillon is a said not everything is moving 00% online check out what he told the panel at the evolve event. >> i'm really confident they want stores because we see the evidence of that but a few years ago there were a lot of voices inside the company questioning everything and so we didn't go into it saying our purpose in life to prove that stores part of the future we didn't. we started with how do customers want to be served. it turns out the stores enup playing an important role in the process especially with fresh and perishable foods and things buying in big baskets all the time. >> made in the point karen in the past he had time to fix things at wal-mart because he has the family in there as the large shareholder. he doesn't have to worry about anybody else coming in and pr

charges of attempted murder the whole thing is as much political as it is criminal largely al jazeera lundehe largest association of doctor in the u.s. has called for a ban on electronic cigarette devices the american medical association is worried about the rise in lung illness linked to more than 40 deaths it's also concerned about the shop increase in the number of people vaporing of wants only devices approved by the u.s. food and drug administration to be sold just ahead. for reaction to. making it a return to in the. again for a few months each year a lake in china bustles with activity during the season to catch hairy crabs but the chinese delicacies are so popular they've spawned counterfeits out of there as far as louis travelled in eastern china to find out more. keenly anchoring has been working the waters of young town lake for more than 20 years he's one of thousands of crowd thomas here autumn is harvest season for chinese mitten crabs also known as hairy crabs a delicacy prized puts picture growth so the humor i sleep on my houseboat every day and i have to keep our eye on th

. -- wanted to open in lund up london before the end of the year.ady in birmingham and bristol. shery: abu dhabi is said to be ready to put $1.5 million into the aramco ipo. saudi arabia taps from the ,eighbors to support a deal finding only tepid interest elsewhere. this is the first concern for an investor in the aramco ipo. we heard china could be interested. how much do the saudi's need this? saudi's.big for the they started talking about this ipo more than two or three years ago. it was such a big deal it was going to rees $2 trillion. $100 billion. the company was going to get away from oil and gas. reasons,a variety of it has failed almost at every single level. more recently, the company has had to turn away from international investors and start weighing heavily on local investors to raise just $25 billion in the ipo, a fraction of what they thought they were going to get at a lower valuation. getting a foreign company, even a neighbor and ally like abu dhabi, is a little bit of a face saver for saudi arabia. paul: why is abu dhabi interest