young for michelle miney?>> no, sir. >> describe why not? >> i think we both knew it was wrong. i don't think either one -- dreamed that it would ever be found out. >> pushing me around. >> as for the violent episode with his ex-fiancee, jason had an explanation for it. >> did you throw her around on the bed like she said? >> no, sir. what i did was wrong i did pin her down and i took the ring. >> okay. >> what was your -- level of intoxication at that time? >> i was very intoxicated. but i don't feel like that is an excuse for what i did. >> reporter: they questioned him about the most important woman in his life. >> did you want to stay married to michelle? >> yes, i did. i wanted to have -- have another baby and i wanted the family to grow. >> reporter: he also explained why he gave up custody of his daughter without a fight. >> were you able to afford a lawyer for a full blown custody battle? >> no, sir, i had -- due to the media and some of the internet website, the job that i had, i lost, i lost it. >> r

michelle? >> daniel: >> reporter: i'm joined by gary, store manager at republic supply company and tell me a little bit about why you wanted i know it is a family owned business. >> family owned business and president and owner is military himself. happy veterans day bill duggan. >> reporter: absolutely. what great fit with him being in the navy also. >> former military person he believes this is a perfect scenario. perfect fit. >> lk double boil sink thatta ad diana selected was a perfect drain system and seamless drain and couple other features of it are the magnetic docking accessories she selected as well. >> reporter: one to carry sponge also so don't have to reach in and get that. >> fits on magnetic inside of the sink. >> reporter: what about the faucet? >> stainless steel sink and appliances and it is lady luxe cafe faucet. >> reporter: why would anyone go for the loud. that's great. >> one of the features that eliminates the wall switch. >> reporter: thank you for being a part of this

i am michelle norris with npr.e are going to talk a little bit about something we spent a lot of time talking about in private. e-mail, on the phone. we are both parents with teenage kids. african-american adults who were children ourselves once. we now give our children a thing called "the talk," preparing them for what they need to know going out in the world. and we come at this from different perspectives. is that fair? ta-nehisi: different dimensions. i believe our sons are the same age. you have a son and a daughter. that was the first thing i was wondering about. i imagine it is a series of conversations. are there differences in terms of how you talk? things your daughter needs to worry about? or is it the same? michelle: there are differences. i have a stepson who is 30. the talk has changed. i am amazed at what i have to tell my son. it is different from what i told broderick at this age. some of the things are the same, some are different, but it is out of fear. when my children leave the house, this wor

anderson now speak with michele tafoya. >> michele: bob, thank you. brock, you're two for two and you and this offense just beat an undefeated defending super bowl champion. what does this win mean? >> you know, i'm not 2-0, this team is 2-0 in the past two weeks and i think that's the biggest thing. this team fights together. we'll go anywhere, we'll play anybody and this is a special team win. >> michele: on that drive just before overtime, let's get to that one first because emmanuel sanders came up big. what was the connection like between you two tonight? >> both emmanuel and d.t. came up with huge catches on that drive. we were just throwing go balls versus cover one. that was something we worked on a lot this week and we said we were going to hit them and we hit them at the right time. >> michele: you were at one point down 21-7 and end up in overtime. what are you thinking when you finally realize we're getting the ball back, brady wasn't able to do anything, we got a chance to score. >> my quarterbacks coach, we talked last night and said no

anderson now speak with michele tafoya. >> michele: bob, thank you.for two and you and this offense just beat an undefeated defending super bowl champion. what does this win mean? >> you know, i'm not 2-0, this team is 2-0 in the past two weeks and i think that's the biggest thing. this team fights together. we'll go anywhere, we'll play anybody and this is a special team win. >> michele: on that drive just before overtime, let's get to that one first because emmanuel sanders came up big. what was the connection like between you two tonight? >> both emmanuel and d.t. came up with huge catches on that drive. we were just throwing go balls versus cover one. that was something we worked on a lot this week and we said we were going to hit them and we hit them at the right time. >> michele: you were at one point down 21-7 and end up in overtime. what are you thinking when you finally realize we're getting the ball back, brady wasn't able to do anything, we got a chance to score. >> my quarterbacks coach, we talked last night and said no matter what happens

anderson now speak with michele tafoya. >> michele: bob, thank you.for two and you and this offense just beat an undefeated defending super bowl champion. what does this win mean? >> you know, i'm not 2-0, this team is 2-0 in the past two weeks and i think that's the biggest thing. this team fights together. we'll go anywhere, we'll play anybody and this is a special team win. >> michele: on that drive just before overtime, let's get to that one first because emmanuel sanders came up big. what was the connection like between you two tonight? >> both emmanuel and d.t. came up with huge catches on that drive. we were just throwing go balls versus cover one. that was something we worked on a lot this week and we said we were going to hit them and we hit them at the right time. >> michele: you were at one point down 21-7 and end up in overtime. what are you thinking when you finally realize we're getting the ball back, brady wasn't able to do anything, we got a chance to score. >> my quarterbacks coach, we talked last night and said no matter what happens

michelle and zach morgan experienced heartache... a miscarriage... followed by failed infertility treatments. michelle 13:24:55 ' it got to the point that it was too much emotionally' their search for another way to bethany christian services.... where they began the adoption process. nine months later, came the long awaited call that daughter, avery, was born... nats of avery reading 13:46:37 we vow to love you and take care of you forever. we were so happy to make you a part of our family.' almost two years later, the family of three would welcome another bundle of joy... alex. michelle 13:37:47 'he was a pretty cute little guy' liz 12:55:22 its pretty exciting to hold that baby for the first time.. liz and aaron anderson's path to parenthood took its share of twists and turns.. aaron 12:56:26 wed b wedmarrand people keep asking- arent you going to have kids? well, were trying' turned to adoption. liz 12:54:46 it's a pretty stressful process.. coming off the emotion of this on our own. not even a year later, they were no longer on their own... firs

i am michelle norris with npr.e are going to talk a little bit about something we spent a lot of time talking about in private. e-mail, on the phone. we are both parents with teenage kids. african-american adults who were children ourselves once. we now give our children a thing called "the talk," preparing them for what they need to know going out in the world. and we come at this from different perspectives. is that fair? ta-nehisi: different dimensions. i believe our sons are the same age. you have a son and a daughter. that was the first thing i was wondering about. i imagine it is a series of conversations. are there differences in terms of how you talk? things your daughter needs to worry about? or is it the same? michelle: there are differences. i have a stepson who is 30. the talk has changed. i am amazed at what i have to tell my son. it is different from what i told broderick at this age. some of the things are the same, some are different, but it is out of fear. when my children leave the house, this wor

michelle? 5:47. still ahead a driver gets dangerously close to a train speeding his way all caught on camera. >>> plus a loss for one monday that motivated him to row across the atlantic ocean. details on a nearly two year waters >>> this week a judge will hear arguments for a new trial of the man convicted of the deadly bombings at the boston marathon. attorneys for dzhokar tsarnaev want a new trial outside of massachusetts. they say a local jury cannot be objective because of the publicity surrounding the attacks at the race in 2013. dzhokar tsarnaev was convicted and sentenced to death for his role in the bombings that killed three people and injured more than 250. >>> well a close call caught on camera a man narrowly escapes being hit by a train when his car gets stuck on the tracks. a couple noticed the car on the tracks near their home in washington state over the weekend and went to help the driver. they say he seemed confused and didn't even know how he got there. they unbuckled his seat belt

hi, scott. >> hey there, michelle.ow appropriate to be at the iconic conference with a fashion and retailing icon, and that being kenneth cole himself. he is the chairman, the founder, and the chief creative director for kenneth cole productions. it's good to see wrush. >> thank you, scott. >> we mentioned in the intro here that this is a big year for you. i don't think people realize how big it is. refresh. a rebrand. new logo. you got a ceo who is less than a year into the job. what's happened that as a public company we couldn't do a lot of what we needed do, and some of the big kind of holistic changes that, you know, in the virtual world we do business refreshes sometimes weekly, and they change their functionality and their accessibility, they change -- in the physical world, we sometimes don't refresh for -- until our lease runs out or until we have to. until it's ammortized. we went private. step two, how do you reenergize and reinvigorate and revitalize to a degree deemed appropriate. we've done that. we opene

year old jean-michel? >> get wet. (chuckle) no i mean kids are amazing because if you start to show them uh, the opportunities that are there, now today legally they cannot scuba dive until they're 10 years old, but you can take them snorkeling, you can show them things. >> do you ever get used to what you see under the ocean? do you ever forget to appreciate it? >> no, you know one of the uh obligations we have is to connect. and um, if i'm somewhere and i feel i don't want to go because i love where i am, i go. because i want to see what i haven't seen. i want to share what i haven't been able to share yet with anyone, any place and i was in mexico just uh recently and uh, to be able to answer questions to hundreds of kids who have never seen the ocean, was for me amazing. and i love that. >> you've seen the, the beauty of creation. you've seen extraordinary sites that most people will never see in their entire life. do you believe in a higher power or do you believe in a creator? is there a grand plan?

get on his knees and beg. >> come on, michelle. there is no middle ground between begging a child and tossing her out of her chair? she has injuries. >> we are saying you should respect authority and force won't be an issue. >> when jessica sets it up like the child is walking on the street and the policeman comes up and throws -- yes, when you don't respect authority, don't listen to the police expect force to be used against you. is this excessive? not excessive? that's a discussion for another time. this girl, as was talked about, she was disruptive, asked to leave. she wouldn't leave. the counselors. >> you guys are justifying a violent culture. >> no, no. >> we are trying to avoid violence by respecting the authority prior to violence happening maybe. >> if she had listened to the teacher it wouldn't have happened. >> we'll leave it there. >> happy halloween, kids. you're killing the planet. a warning about the jack-o-lanterns. jack-o-lanterns. scary. chris capuano: you might feel like there's too many problems in the world or

let's check in with michele. >> michele: al, it didn't take the patriots long to declare gronk out for the night. gronkowski back in the x-ray room and as he got out of that little cart to go into the x-ray room, could really barely put any weight on that right side. so it looks like they were looking at the right mcl on that room and officially out. >> al: thank you, michele. so who knows how long. allen dole amen dolea may be back next week. edelman back in the postseason in all likelihood. but first things first as the patriots try to extend the unbeaten streak to 11. from the 17 yard line, osweiler deep downfield and finally, finally demaryius thomas makes the catch. 11 times he's targeted, it's his first grab. couldn't have come at a better time for him. >> cris: well, this is what you can do if you have a big receiver. sometimes you just give them a chance, throw it up in the air and that is what we have seen so many times over the years from demaryius thomas and it could not have come at a better time. >> al: two-minute warning, gain of 36. it will be a first down at the 47 yard

tom: i don't get criticism from michelle obama doing this. eleanor: i don't know what right wing sites you're tuned into but that's the only place you're going to find criticism. john: issue four -- keystone constitution. -- confusion. the long-delayed, highly controversial keystone xl pipeline is back in the news. this week, in a formal request to the u.s. government, the pipelines owners -- the transcanada corporation requested that a u.s. state department review of the pipeline be delayed. analysts believe transcanada sought a delay so that keystone xl's future was left to a future republican president rather than the current one but they rejected transcanada's request. on friday, president obama rejected a key item on grounds of climate change. the keystone xl pipeline issue is very dead possibly. does this mean no more oil from canada? tom: no. but i think a couple of things come from this president obama has said he's open to different sources of energy. this proves that isn't true. he's waited this long and all the delays, another elec

michelle: did you see eiffel tower guy go by? >> yeah. michelle: look at this. i love it. we got singer right here. we got the singer right here. hi. hi. fred, i'm dancing with you. this is good times. there are a lot of people out here. this is all of yankee stadium running right by us. who are you pulling for today? >> my son and my cousin. kemberly: what does your sign say? >> i'm very proud of both of them. kemberly: run like the wind. have they run before? >> i haven't. my sister's run this marathon. kemberly: did you know 60% of the people running, this is their first marathon? >> that's fantastic. i'd love to do it one day. kemberly: it's so inspiring. i love it. where are you from? >> we're from right here, a block away in new york city. kemberly: you came from so far! so funny. >> it's great. kemberly: have fun. >> florida! kemberly: florida? fun. >> we also live in the building. we go back and forth. michelle: you're hilarious. i can barely hear. back to you. hannah: she can't even hear us saying nice things about her. we could say anything about they would all b

and i'm like, that's her. >> reporter: michelle finally got pregnant. she says she paid $7,000 to the donor and another $7,500 to the agency who matched them. adding in the doctor and legal fees, she says she paid more than $20,000. >> was it worth it? >> for sure. every cent. you don't think about all that anymore. >> reporter: michelle gave birth to twins, rosie and asher, thanks to that egg donor, at the age of 45. >> the moment the nurse brings the babies over to you and you hold them in your arms for that first time, what's that like? >> i'm a mom. finally a mom. like, it happened. i am going to say, that's my son. that's my daughter. somebody is going to call me mom. cooked or raw like this? >> raw like that. >> reporter: michelle doesn't want to fuel the misconceptions about conceiving children later in life. >> people say to me, oh, you were 46 when you had these kids? i'd be like, yeah, i had egg donor. i feel like i have to justify it or explain it to them. if i could help somebody out their story or be comfortable with their situation then i

all four had been staying together at kevin and michelle's apartment in nearby zephyr hills. >> thismarijuana, i'm getting ready to use a narc test kit. >> a search of the car, turns up marijuana, illegal in the state of florida. the substance is familiar to the brothers who both have prior arrests for possession. >> she better tell truth. that we didn't know. she told me, she got a place to clean. >> kabir and kevin say they have no idea mandy was selling sex. they say that she told them she was getting paid to clean hotel rooms. >> police find that story hard to believe. >> obviously, you would know if she's working. you're with her 24/7. >> she said she does cleaning jobs. she is always cleaning the hotels. >> come on, man! let me ask you a question, it is 11:00 at night and you are smart guys, and you really expect us to believe that you drove all of the way offhere with her dressed likeb that at 11:00 at night for her to go clean a hotel room. serious? how long has she been posting? >> i really don't know. >> how do you really not know? you're with her 24/7. >> she's with somebo

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back over to you michelle, ken? >>> debbie thank you. 6:01 for the second time in the past week people in hoboken waking up with no water just hours after city leaders announced water service had been fully restored we learned of yet another water main break literally blocked from the first. eye witness news reporter dray clark is back in hoboken live where residents have had enough. good morning. >> reporter: good morning ken. yeah this water main break this morning is not as extensive as the one we saw last week where the entire city was affected. this is more localized here to monroe street but nonetheless still a monday morning mess. you can see here behind me that is where that water main break broke earlier this morning. we just learned that it's an eight inch water main that broke earlier this morning and right now at about 18 buildings on monroe street in south hoboken do not have water and those buildings will not have water until the repairs are done. now earlier this morning, you can see crews there turni

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thank you, michelle. these attacks in paris not just dominanting the political discussion in europe, but very much the discussion in the race for president of the united states. the candidates weighing in right after the break. >>> two days after the deadly attacks in paris, terrorism is the only topic on the campaign trail in the u.s. candidates from both parties weighing in on the national security debate and the appropriate response to the tragedy. there's plenty of finger pointing at the president and at each other. >> it cannot be an american fight. i think what the president has consistently said which i agree with, is we will support those who take the fight to isis. >> hillary clinton last night said it is not our fight. it is our fight. without our leadership in building a coalition to destroy isis, this won't happen. >> this was an act of war on our allies. we should evoke article 5 to confront this challenge. >> nobody had guns but the bad guys. nobody. nobody had guns. and they were just shoot

anderson now speak with michele tafoya. >> michele: bob, thank you. brock, you're two for two and you and this offense just beat an undefeated defending super bowl champion. what does this win mean? >> you know, i'm not 2-0, this tete is 2-0 in the past two weeks and i think that's the biggest thing. this team fights together. we'll go anywhere, we'll play anybody and this is a special team win. >> michele: on that drive just before overtime, let's get to that one first because emmanuel sanders came up big. what was t t connection like between you two tonight? >> both emmanuel and d.t. came up with huge catches on that drive. we were just throwing go balls versus cover one. that was something we worked on a lot this week and we said we were going to hit them and we hit them at the right time. >> michele: you were at one point t wn 21-7 and end up in overtimeme what are you thinking when you the ball back, brady wasn't able to do anything, we got a chance to score. >> my quarterbacks coach, we talked last night and said no matter what happens, it's goi

frank and michelle?ot of parents struggle getting their kids to turn off the tv and go to sleep and now we hear that netflix wants to help. >> yes. surprising but netflix now has launched a five-minute bedtime video so these are going to be based on animated series. they are perfect for the kids to beg for just one more show. shorter than the regular show. >> nothing like a dino truck to put you to sleep. >> you know what works with my kids? i just tell them, turn off the tv. >> that works? >> it does. >> reporter: they listen. okay. >> good kids. >> i don't know. jill wagner of cbsmoneywatch.com thank you. >>> just pull the plug. >> 5:40. apple's presence in the bay area about to get even bigger. after the break a sneak peek inside the tech giant's brand- new office space. >> and a live look out at 880 in oakland right now. not looking too bad in this stretch. but liza is going to be back to let us know how the rest of the roads are looking in the bay area. we'll be right back. we live in a pick and cho

>> michelle. paul went public when you are hearing entertainers, you know celebrities go public instead of the battles limited to the family. how does that make you feel when, you know, they're out there championing and getting message out there? >> truly amazing because somebody like paul and his family are able to bring so much awareness to organizations like leukemia lymphoma society and a blood cancers we need that. buzz our mission is to find a cure for blood cancer and improve quality of life for people like paul and his family so people don't have to go through what they went through. we can't do that without champions look paul because we need to talk about it and lighting the night so that we can raise as much money as possible to put directly into the mission so eventually we can >> so as far as success champions -- [laughter] like paul and his family, other things that y'all have going on series of walks and other eventses you're active. >> light the night rock of manhattan happened thi

robin michelle, out of the two of you, i will place my money on michelle. is that right, michelle? >> i was just going to go out there. i was going to go out there in my french -- fringe. she is awesome. >> i will do one. >> michelle and rob will speak. i'm going to put my microphone down. >> here comes the mother of four. >> that is awesome. that counts. that definitely counts. >> i love it. that's great. it easier if you have 15. it is much easier if you have 15. this is awesome. >> it is quite refreshing to see something that amy is not good at. >> again, winter's eve, linker -- lincoln square. a good way to kick off the holiday season. >> up in the control room, they rely, we need to end this. >> let's go to break. >> straight ahead on eyewitness news -- thank you amy. >> can you hear me? >> yes. >> find out if ellie is single. >> rob wants to know if you are single. >>> straight ahead, pope francis has arrived to the his final stop on his trip to africa. >>> in sports, the magic of lebron james on the course. all at the expense of the nets. they came so close to knocking off m

. >> i'm michelle charlesworth. the death toll is rising across paris in the wake of those horrific attacks. france is under a state of emergency. its borders remain closed and minutes ago, we just received an update from france's president. >> in our area, there are no specific threats, but the nypd is stepping up security at potential terror targets. and here, you can see the world trade center lit up in the colors of the french flag. of course, to pay tribute to the more than 100 victims. >> solidarity across the world this morning. marcus is standing by outside of the french consulate on the upper east side. >> but first, we begin with n.j. with new breaking details on this on going investigation. >> that's rights, rob. here in the newsroom where i have been given information from the associated press. isis, the islamic state claimed responsibility for this series of attacks. 127 people confirmed dead and hospitals are overwelmed at this hour with scores of injured. many of them critically. the scope of this att

francisco: dijo que decidieron cremar a michelle pero que aÚn estaba pendiente de dÓnde dejar su restoiÑo de toda su familia y todos sus seres queridos. alejandro: michelle habÍa viajado como parte de un intercambio estudiantil como estudio de intercambios negocios internacionales. francisco: ya se habÍa comprometido, hace poco nos habÍa dado la noticia de su boda. francisco: su cuÑado dijo que fue un calvario desde que se enteraron de la muerte. cuÑada: las redes sociales definitivamente ahora es algo necesario porque te contactas inmediatamente contra las personas. francisco: la joven mexicana habÍa sido reina de belleza en su estado natal y era muy querida y reconocida en la regiÓn. los miembros de la familia estarÁn esta lunes en territorio francÉs en donde iniciarÁn los dolorosos trÁmites para traer de nuevo a casa a la joven michelle. en monterrey, nuevo leÓn francisco cobos, univisiÓn. arantxa: conforme se van edificando las vÍctimas del atentado terrorista naciÓ de la luz han conocido los nombres, los rostros y las historias de vida de aquellos seres humanos cuya luz fue apagad

to michelle's point -- >> hold on. >> what do you mean? >> we are sending in -- [ speaking at once ] >> we hear all the time the obama strategy. he said our strategy is working. i'm -- >> i just told you what it was. it's an air campaign. >> it's clearly not working. >> i'm not -- no. let me get this in. i'm not saying it's completely working. look at what hillary clinton laid out in her speech . >> on obama, jess. >> i gave you the obama strategy. it's to not start another ground war in the middle east. >> the strategy is a nonstrategy. >> it's not. >> if you ask the average american for the obama strategy, maybe one in 10,000 could articulate it. we know the strategy has been weak. this is tremendous evasion, i think, on the president's part. militant islam is raging worldwide. five major attacks in november. they have gotten more bloody, more brazen. what is it the rest of us are is seeing that the president is not. >> look, i do this for a living. i can't figure out his strategy. it was a year and a half -- >> hold on. >> 14 months ago

back now our panel, dana milbank, michelle cottle and michael steele. michelle is, is carson right? these controversies help them? >> with the republican base it's hard to go wrong bashing the media and peddling the story you're a victim, he's pitching to conservative voters he's a victim of secular bias eand a bg trend in religious conservatism that the world will be against you if you are for christ so i think can he go a ways with the republican base. however, if he has hopes of getting beyond his very small base of conservatives there, i think he'll have a lot of trouble. >> you know, i find it michael, ironic, because i think that, and you know i am totally opposed to the policies and politics of dr. ben carson, but i find it ironic that he's probably the first african-american candidate i've seen that had to try to prove he had a violent past. usually you have to disprove it. some of these attacks to me are like what are y'all talking about? if his religious faith says he believes about the pyramid, we get in trouble for raising questions about people's faith. i mean, do you t

please welcome michelle dorrance. michelle, thank you so much for being here.ants. ( applause ) what do you think is different about your tapping? i've got my own theories, but what's different about what you're doing out there? >> you know, honestly, there are so many tap dancers i admire out there who are unique and incredible improvisational soloists and great choreographers. i am one of many people that are trying to push the art form forward while still maintaining its tradition. so i think i've gotten some exposure recently, and so i'm happy to, you know, take the support, but... >> stephen: and the cash! ( laughter ) >> that sounds terrible. >> stephen: i'm sorry. that's crass of me. >> no, no. >> stephen: but honest to god, it comes with a big payday. and they don't tell you how to use it? how are you going to use it, fantasy football? how are you going to blow it? fan duel? >> honestly, in part, because i started my own dance company. >> stephen: oh, cool. >> it's not very profitable. >> stephen: no dance rarely is. it's dorrance dance in new york. >>

michelle said if you are driving an isis truck with oil. they are not isis fighters. they have been forced to do that. so it's humane to warn them. >> now they want to make sure all the pamphlets aren't blown away by the heavy winds. >> we are going paperless. >> we'll leave it there. coming up, president obama blaming the media for hyping terror coverage. terror coverage. are we hyping it or is he me whd the fox news channel. keep it here. >> the immediate i can't needs to help. one thing that needs to happen is how we report on this has to maintain perspective and not -- you know, empower in any way these terrorist organizations. >> president obama giving the media a lecture on covering terror. are we type hyping the terror threat or is the president playing it cool? jonathan? >> people should be outraged by this. the media is the people. in a free society the immediate i can't is a check on government. is the immediate i can't outraged? are the people outraged? yeah. just think. in '79 the american hostages held by the iranians or islamists for 444 days. this washi

. >> the loyal audience has allowed michelle to take more chances with the monthly lineup.stablished authors bring in an older audience. younker authors bring in their friends from the community who might be bringing in an older author. >> raider has provided a stage for more than 400 writers. it ranges from fiction to academics stories to academic stories this service the underground of queer fell, history, or culture. >> and there are so many different literary circles in san francisco. i have been programming this reading series for nine years. and i still have a huge list on my computer of people i need to carry into this. >> the supportive audience has allowed michele to try new experiment this year, the radar book club. a deep explorationer of a single work. after the talk, she bounces on stage to jump-start the q&a. less charlie rose and more carson daly. >> san francisco is consistently ranked as one of the most literate cities in the united states. multiple reading events are happening every night of the year, competing against a big names like city arts and lectur

michelle, rob. >> thank you so much. eyewitness news reporter, jim dolan arrived in france just moments ago. >> and he's joining us live. you just got on the ground there. this morning? one can only imagine. >> reporter: yeah, rob, you can't imagine. attacks yesterday. most people have decided to stay home. many shops are open, but empty right now. all the museums, schools, mass transit also very slow this afternoon. back here is the theater. 80 people were killed there yesterday. it is a city, it is a nation trying to figure out how they are going to respond to this. but really, just mourning and attacks yesterday. of mourning. the first of three as so many people here try to grapple with what has happened here. this is an open city, much like new york, and right now it seems almost like a police everywhere and most people really choosing, it is paris. most people choosing just to stay home and be with family and loved ones today. >> the things we have been hearing just a few minutes ago is that americans are among thos

reporting live in mountain view, michelle roberts, nbc bay area news. >> thank you, michelle. >> happening now, skipping shopping as well, hundreds of people headed downtown san jose tonight, waiting for one of the city's biggest holiday events, the last picture of christmas in the park, where in about 45 minutes, the tree lighting will happen. we'll keep an eye on this festive ceremony and have more at 6:00. >> the official start of the season there. first, we want to check in with rob who is hear. people out there must be very bundled up. >> temperatures dropping quickly. here's sort of a downtown view, looking at the tree about to be lit in san jose. 54 degrees on our way to some 30s by sunrise tomorrow. dublin right now, a lot of traffic on 580 heading to the outlets. about 48 degrees currently in dublic. 46 in livermore, oakland, 51. in san francisco, clear skies, 51 right now. high temperatures today only reaching the mid-50s. when will be an interesting part of the weather story. it was the reason we didn't see widespread freezing because it has the ability to mix warmer air down to

meteorologist, michelle grossman, tracking a crisp fall day ahead. good morning, michelle. >> a perfect way to put it, and we'll be crisp as we head throughout the afternoon, 59 degrees. temperaturn

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i'm michelle griego. . >>> good morning, everyone.aking a live look out at the golden gate bridge right now, a few cars on bridge and dry, as you can see. but, not for long. later this morning we are going to get some rain, good morning, it is monday, november 9th. >>> i'm michele griego. >>> let's find out about all of this rain heading our way. >>> we have rain in the overnight hours, good morning everyone, it's live doppler radar, i want to draw your attention west of the lightning to the west of the santa rosa area, we have hit and his showers north of the hills berg area. that is a luge of energy within the next 15 minutes, it looks like we'll have rain showers across the golden gate bridge within the next hour. temperature wise we are currently in the 40s and in the 50s be it is going to be a relatively cool day with temperatures topping off at best into the 50s from the