national weather service meteorologist mark jackson says while there are no guarantees the odds favor a wet winter. >> if things work out and we get the kind of rainfall that spreads out over a couple of months, it could be extremely beneficial for agriculture. >> reporter: that's a welcome prediction at the vineyard where the winery's namesake is now dried up. >> we're walking across the dam right now. so the water would never have come over where our feet are but it would have been pretty close. >> reporter: grape production here was down this year by nearly 30%. jason says another dry year could dramatically hurt business. >> i'm sure that that will be passed along in higher prices to consumers. >> reporter: he is hopeful el nino will finally bring some relief. chris martinez, cbs news, paso robles, california. >>> it's a chilly holiday, cold in here, for crying out loud. >> it is cold! here's julie watts with the holiday forecast. >> reporter: we are off to a chilly start this thanksgiving and, in fact, that's your first weather headline for today. sunny but chilly this afternoon.

national weather service meteorologist mark jackson says while there are no guarantees, the odds are favoring a wet winter. >> if things work out just right, and we get the kind of rainfall that maybe spreads itself out over couple every months it could be extremely beneficial for agriculture. >> the winery's name sake is now dried up. >> we're walking across the damn right now. so, the water would never have come over where our feet are, but would have been pretty close. >> grape production here was down this year by nearly 30%. >> jason says another dry year could dramatically hurt his business. >> i'm sure that that will be passed along to consumers. he's hopeful el nino will finally bring some relief. chris martinez, cbs news, california. >>> 5:51, you don't have to dread your next trip to the den end zero dentist. we'll let you know the best way to overcome your fear of sitting in the dentist chair. plus: >> i was stunned. i couldn't believe it. >> you would be shocked, too, if you thought you owed a trillion dollars in your bank account. and she's not the only one with a over i

national weather service meteorologist mark jackson says that while there are in guaranties the odd areoring a wet winter. >> if things work out just right and we get kind of rainfall that spreads itself out it could be extremely beneficial for agriculture. >> reporter: that is a welcomed prediction at this vineyard where winery name sake is dried up. >> we're walking across the dam. water would never have come here but it would have been close. >> reporter: grape production here was down this year by nearly 30 percent. jason hoff says another dry year could dramatically hurt his business. >> i'm sure that will be passed along in higher prices, to consumers. >> reporter: he is hopeful el nino will finally bring some relief. chris martinez for cbs-3 news in california. >>> shoppers were out in force on black friday, coming up next see hot toys they were trying to find for holiday gifts. also this... >>> forget the sales signs this holiday shopping season, i'm at mall of mark with why stores are trying to create an ex >>> holiday toys hit the shelves and why there is no one hot toy there

happening today in chicago, protesters are planning to mark black friday with a massive demonstration. reverend jesse jackson organizing this rally. they're planning to march down michigan avenue, which is expected to be crowded with black friday shoppers. this is all following the release of that dash cam video showing an officer gunning down a teen. jackson is calling for an investigation into why it took so long for that video to be made public. >>> 4:37. right no we'd like to head to paris. that is where a memorial service taking place. these are live videos of that memorial service. about 1,000 people gathered with french leaders. the president you justuraw there. thtecrowd include families of the 130 people killed in that city's coordinated terror assaults that happened two weeks ago. the people of paris being encouraged to fly the french flag from their windows. >>> and just across the border for belgium, life slowly beginning to return to normal now that their terror threat is being lowered a notch. the brussels subway system is back up and running. schools are once again open. officials say an attac

happening today in chicago, protesters planning to mark black friday with a massive demonstration. reverend jesse jackson is organizing this rally. protesters planning to march down michigan avenue, which is pectedweo be very crowded with black friday shoppers. it's a huge strip of shops and retail locations. this all following that release of this dash cam video showing an officer gun amng down a teen.xejackson calling for an investigation as to why it took so long for that video to be made public. > well, new thisiomorning, a memorial service taking place in paris. there's the president speaking, the french president. a thousand people are gathered with french leaders there. the crowd includes families of the 130 people killed in that city's coordinated terror assaults from two weeks ago. the people osibiris being encouraged to fly the french flag from their windows. >>> just north of there in brussels, belgium, we're seeing people return to the streets now that terror warnings are less of a threat. the city subway system is running. children returning to reopened schools. officials say an attack no lo

marked way in mississippi. >> we'll be demonstrating until freedom m comes to negros in jackson, mississippi. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ nothing roasted turkey. carved thick. that's the right way to make a good turkey sandwich. the right way to eat it? is however you eat it. panera. food as it should be. mariecan make any occasion feel more special. so she makes her pie crust from scratch, and sprinkles on brown sugar streusel. so that you can spend more time making special moments with your family. marie callender's. it's time to savor. >>> our guest today on "meet the press" is governor george c. wallace of alabama. his state is the only one in the country today whose schools are completely segregated. next week the issue heads for a climax when two negro students will seek to enroll at the university of alabama. governor wallace has been quoted as saying he will personally bar their entrance despite a federal court order and a threat of federal troops. >> can they be enrolled? >> we'll just have to wait and see exactly what transpires on that occasion. >> at the center of this potential storm are two young negro students. h

. >> mark: they're happy to report buddy was not hurt. a firefighter jared jackson did suffer a few cuts helping him out. donations continue to pour into help four orphaned bear cubs. the group dubbed the jackson five out of manchester, new hampshire, more than $2,500 have been raised. the cubs recently lost their mother and the money will be used to take care of them during the winter. >> elizabeth: or in veterans day, we are the ones to say thank you to service members and their family, but a special program allowing military brides to have the dress of their dream had many women expressing their own gratitude. >> a wife of a deployed member of the air force, jennifer drown, was the one saying thank you. >> just thank you for everything you do. it's so nice to give back to the military like thissism e. with baby charlotte in her arms and her fiancee deployed to the middle east for the third time, she seems unaware of how grateful a community and country is to her. >> it was so heartwarming to know that the boutiques in the area would be giving back to the military

. >> mark: they are happy to report buddy was not hurt. firefighter jared jackson did suffer a few cuts. >> a rhode island developer is moving forward with plans for a new casino, just 400 feet from the massachusetts border. twin river management showed off the new images of proposed gaming resort in tiverton, it would chumura 1,000 slot machines, 32 tables games and -- 84 room hotel. the project still needs approval from rhode island voters. >> kevin: live doppler radar network, looking at all of the showers all over new england, they dot the area, but there's more around the radar site, only because of a lot of drizzle in the lower beam hitting some of those, the beam goes hire up the farther away from the radar site you get. but we are seeing more organized showers out on cape cod, in and around the barnstable area, dennis as well, along route 6, cuts right through the middle of barnstable right if here and some of the area roadways around here in the darker green getting a little bit of a heavier drizzle, light shower activity. local road, cape cod community co

jackson next generation. michael's nephew said don't expect all the loose ends to get tied up. >> it's n easy in life. >> have a great weekend, everybody. bye-bye. father >> markt to some of his family pet of their sofa home favors sued them with a lawsuit. the alleged that the 11 year-old boy >> pam: the public peace and her other children fathe

mark. >> and a lot of fireworks. it's been a sensational case, even before the trial started. taking down former state senator leland yee and schoolboard president keith jackson. today, prosecutors told the jury that like the planets around the sun, shrimp boy chow is -- >> the prosecutor told the jury that raymond shrimp boy chow ran a criminal enterprise that was in his words, right out of the godfather. he wasn't the man who pulled the trigger or dealt the drugs, but he was the man with the plan. prosecutor prosecutors said the government witnesses will testify, and chow took over leone's position as dragon head of the group, a china town for criminal organization. the government contends chow ran it as a criminal enterprise, engineering the murder of a rival who was found shot to death with his wife in mendocino county. defense attorney rebutted the government's version by stating the evidence will not show that my client participated in any murder whatsoever. adding that two months ago, there were no murder charges, they only came up when those caught in the government's investigation tried to get more lenient sentence said by fabricating stories about c

jackson! and he took off like somebody was chasing him! 46 yards and he gone! touchdown! it's 24-7. the bears didn't quit. we're near the four minute mark. goff for steven anderson, the lead cut 27-21. the bears needed a stop on third down. madden, yeah, not today. he picked up the first down and sc ran out the clock and won the game 27-21. and the bears after starting off 5-0, they have dropped to 5- 3. goff nine interceptions, 7 in the three losses. >>> how about ucla bruins hosting colorado. 4th quarter, ucla imploded. picked up the rock and he gone! bruins had to work for this one. still behind at the eight minute mark, before soso jamobo banged his way in from inside the 5. put the bruins back on top. they had to hang on to beat the buffs 35-31 to improve to 6-2. >>> and in raleigh, north carolina, the tri-city area, hello ladies, halloween spirit. how about this fella? nc state trying to knock off clemson. 2nd quarter, looked good here. jacoby and samuels shook a man! they walked in. wolfpack led by one, 20-19. but the tigers offense, man, they would answer and then some. watson going to roll out and a strike to ray mccleod. one of

jackson heights. across long island, between 35 and 40. 34 in morristown. when the wind kicks in, it feels a little colder. feels like the freezing mark in central park. feels like right around 30 in bloomfield. feels like 19 with the wind up in monticello. there's a distinct chill in the air. you'll notice you need the coats this morning and into the afternoon hours. we see some clouds and even a few snow showers across the twin tiers of upstate new york. that's not getting in here. you can see the clear sky that covers most of our viewing area. that's what we expect today. a good deal of sunshine. a chilly breeze throughout. high temperature only 43 degrees. so that's quite a few, almost 10 degrees below normal. clear sky tonight. about 32 should do it in midtown, 20s in the suburbs. morning. in the afternoon, we'll warm it up a little bit. about 47 degrees. we're still in the core of the cold air mass. a few high clouds will creep on in. if you're doing any traveling wednesday and thanksgiving, it's really dry and mild the eastern third of the country. midsection. the east is excellent for road and air travel. the upper midwest, could be some delay

jackson checked into a hospital for pneumonia and exhaustion, she earned own 22 out of 30, and she showed up minutes before the final dance that means everyone is up for elimination. >> alexa and markand there you see it alexa was sent home despite the perfect score, she shared a hug with her husband and fellow contestant, carlos, she is happy to leave on a high note. it's really getting tense. and five celebrities are left and dancing toer your votes and a chance to compete for the mirror ball trophy, that is next monday at 8:00. it's that kind of season, you get a perfect score and you are still not safe. >>> we went hiking. not really the outdoorsy type. >> this new boyfriend is getting you out of your comfort zone. >> you could say that -- >> tonight on 6 abc it's an all new episode of wicked city, betty tries to reach out to friends for help after she discovers her new boyfriend is a serial killer that is tonight at 10:00 after muppets and marvel "agents of s.h.i.e.l.d." "action news" follows at 11:00. that is quite a lineup, it spans the spectrum. >> miss piggy to serial killer. >> gets you out of your comfort zone, stormtracker 6 live double scan is showing us a little scatt

jackson on the upper 50 generally for most. >>george: with the holiday week here on 80 west about the cross in this history is marked with the accidentd laughlin of them was quickly moved to the shoulder, which is in the first down tech in the drive times which peaked at about 30 bad news here the settler to chp alert has been cancelled for 101 northbound as the accident has been moved out of the traffic lanes over to the shoulder all lanes open here just north of sfo is drive time 23 minutes still from sfo into downtown san francisco. >>george: the bay bridge ride to to to to to 3 minutes south of the maze is the holding steady right at the foot of the macarthur maze you may see this back of grow a little bit more the san mateo bridge ride westbound heaviest here past the toll plaza with a 24 minute time out of a work and you're ride to the rich and bridge. >>mark: the scene of your production was hit and killed along skyline boulevard and best does come into section as it tried to pitch a deadly collision together the driver was making a left from king drive on to skyline yesterday when he hit the boy in a crosswalk the teenager wa

jackson dinner. >> kristen fisher reporting live, thank you. >>> let's bring in our political panel for a very fair and balanced debate. david aviellia is the radio host marklso joins us. i'm trying to think of all of the topics we have to sort through and limited amount of time. there are a lot. so, david, i want to start with you. we just heard a bit of carly fiorina on fox news sunday condemning the attacks on planned parenthood facility. and also hit hard on liberal critics saying that, you know, who say anti-abortion rhetoric could have contributed to the shooting. what do republican candidates at this point need to be doing? what is the conversation need to be in reaction to these type of horrific events? >> carly fiorina hit it right on the head, which is you have to state your pro life view s, very important to republican primary voters. we're the party of pro-life voters by and large. and, two, look, what the democrats say is exactly what they're trying to do to score political points. it has no basis with reality. this deranged gentleman who went to colorado and do a horrific thing did so because he's deranged. not because he's pro-life per se. >

jackson with the san francisco bay area american diabetes association. good advice. >> thank you. >> next thursday, thanksgiving, we'll see how it goes. thank you. >> you're welcome. all right, over to you markike. i'm counting your carbs. >> just remind me of it that i like my mashed potatoes, then i pour the gravy over it. you can push those aside. >> yes. >> small portions? >> no. that is how i roll on thanksgiving. >> okay. >> you know what is rolling in is the fog? >> yeah, we have not seen that in a while that it looks like the middle of june or july out there by the golden gate bridge. >> yeah. you can see it just a little bit of the traces of the fog out there in the shoreline and that the fog is back near their coast and hugging basically to the immediate shoreline. that there will be factors for your saturday morning right now a few scattered high clouds. you'll notice a lot of energy out here in the park and a lot of the energy is heading up to the north towards the pacific northwest as we would have the strong ridge in race across the bay area. but there is that fog area. and clear skies while inland with pretty warm temperatures out there as well. current numbers, showing you 74

jackson heights. most of larg island in the 30s. east end in the 20s. morristown bumped up to the eezing mark, 32. high pressure protecting us, that's the clear sky generally speaking overhead. again, as that moisture moves north north, it bumps into the high. we will get some rain out of that. the heavient of it passes south and east of us. future tracker show there's a. high clouds this afternoon mixing with sunshine. overnight tonight, fairly cloudy. tomorrow morning, relatively qu piet. then a push of light rain. the bulk south and east of the city. a few more showers around 3:00, 4:00 in the afternoon. the rain fills in here for tomorrow night. the:emphas is later tomorrow, tomorrow night. could sast until early wednesday morning. showers up through 8:00, 9:00. then it should shut down and move east. clouds will part for sunshine. we'll see a better afternoon on wednesday. for today, sunshine followed by high clouds this afternoon. pleasant, around 60. clouding over tonight. 52 them'low, 40t in the suburbs. for wednesday, left overshowers early. sun in the afternoon, still mild at 61. by the

jackson is here. good to see you. the elephant in the room when it comes to mark you rubio, immigration. >> yeah.w days. he will certainly be asked about it and interactions with the media afterwards and we may hear about it in his speech at the sunshine summit. he's defending himself after ted cruz went on the attack given that he was a supporter of the immigration bill in 2014, a position he's backed away from since then as immigration's become a hot topic on the trail. getting the vibe of the sunshine summit here, it's a hometown crowd for governor bush, for senator rubio. i just met a young man who's 17, he skipped school to come here and see marco rubio -- >> he skipped school -- >> his parents know about it. he's not old enough to vote but likes senator rubio. >> do you think immigration will be discussed, except with the possibility of donald trump, in a different way than we've been hearing it on the stump? >> you have to look at the audience. we're here in florida. this is a crowd that's sort of the establishment republican party of florida. they will want to hear plans for immigration r

jackson's death because it initially only came out in a few tabloids. nobody reputable had confirmed it. tom: so you waited. we have the same pressure as well. what is your advice to mark: the biggest thing they need to do is continue to focus on fundamentals -- user experience, make sure people are liking the platform. i would not try to work too hard to get too much revenue too soon. no reason to push it and possibly screw it up. tom: coming up later, a conversation with alan patricof. patricof, mikean milton scheduled as well. stay with us through the morning on bloomberg television. ♪ francine: this is "bloomberg surveillance." i'm francine lacqua in london, tom keene in new york. you are looking at live pictures of the millennium bridge. this week it is a big week for the bank of england as they will publish forecasts on thursday. now it is time for the single best chart of the day. tom: they published in london. newsook business and the business is more vibrant and london than it is in new york and all of america. wikipedia bombs print back to 1997. this is a really ugly chart, the s&p mid chart. other beasts are in here as well. jimmy wales is with us, and i was

jackson heights. the focus will be on education but city hall says all questions that are asked will be answered. >>> events on marking this veterans day get underway late they are morning. the nation's largest veteran's day parade steps off on 5th avenue at 11:30 moving from 26th street up to 52nd. a ceremony in new jersey will honor a local soldier killed in a state side training accident last month. >>> and our final update of the traffic situation. >> thanks, chris. good morning everyone. westbound side of the cross bronx at the sheridan expressway. and the lincoln tunnel, a 40 minute delay to the tolls. 20 minute wait at the holland and george washington bridge. and alternate side of the street parking suspended for veteran's day. but you still have to pay the meters. and remember, be safe, don't text and drive. john, is the weather going to get better? >> yeah. >>> but right now, soggy, slow and sloppy. we have fog in the area as well. quick snapshot of the radar the north and east. that's where we see the bulk of the rain. it's light for the most part. a little bit more moderate rain, existing puddle, watch out