after former president michelle rush, let 1st suggested it more than a decade ago. a conservative successor, sebastian pioneer also supported it more still to come this hour, including a top u. k. civil servant in charge of evacuation efforts. my son admits he stayed on holiday after the taliban takeover, ancient artifact smuggled out of iraq in the last 30 years, gone display in baghdad. computing one of the oldest surviving works of literature and in the n b a steph curry edges closer to another record detail. ah hello, nice to see you. storm bar i still do in a number on ireland right through to the united kingdom and those winds for the southwest corner of ireland, still red weather alert in play here. so around a cork, in limerick, we'll see them blast to a 130 kilometers per hour. let's remember more than 10 days ago. we had storm are when people still without power as a result of that. and i think we'll add more to the mix that it by, into grain cutting across siberia and snow levels have dramatically dropped here. we're talking about 500 meters, will see any

michelle kwan to be ambassador of belize. she is a democratic fund-raiser and served as the state department's public diplomacy envoy. >>> we turn to the retail rushing their list and checking it twice turning to secondhand stores. abc's christine sloan explains why. >> reporter: this morning as millions race to finish their holiday shopping, more people are turning to thrift stores and consignment shops to find that special something. >> the price point is excellent and it has a markdown. >> reporter: shoppers facing a perfect storm of inflation and pandemic-related supply chain issues this year are finding a secondhand solution, no shipping delays here. and the prices, up to 50% lower. >> handbags, scarves, jewelry, we offer gloves, belts. i think handbags is probably the number one hit. you're getting it at an amazing price. >> reporter: the resale business has grown into a multibillion dollar a year industry now expanding by about 7% each year but analysts say it's not just the good prices and easy access that's fueling the thrifty trend. for many shoppers the pandemic has changed the way they think about gift giving. >> maybe if people are ju

that request was denied, they created a rush of anticipation for a possible verdict, because holmes and her attorneys showed up unexpectedly. michelle expects a verdict before the holidays. >> longer a jury is out, that tends to benefit the defense. if they deliberate past this week and into next week that indicates that there might be a defense verdict. >> so far the jury has deliberated for 14 hours. holmes is facing 11 counts of fraud-related charges. there is a podcast about this case. it is hosted by abc news chief rebecca jarvis. it is called the drop out, and there are new episodes every tuesday. you can listen wherever you stream your podcasts. all right, everyone. for 15 years mike has been helping the bay area get up and get their day started. >> starting next week, things are changing. he is going to be watching us instead of standing with us. >> don't panic. we are not letting him leave the building, ok? he is just getting a different assignment here. >> abc 7 news meteorologist mike nicco has made a big impact on the bay area since joining the abc 7 news team back in 2007. he has provided life-saving information on ever

request was denied but created a rush of anticipation for a possible verdict because holmes and her attorney showed up at the courthouse unexpectedly. legal analyst michellen expects a verdict before the holidays. >> the longer a jury is out, it tends to benefit the defense. if they continued to deliberate into next week, that indicates that there might be a defense verdict. kumasi: so far, the jury has deliberated for 14 hours. there is a podcast about this case posted by rebecca jarvis. there are new episodes every tuesday. you can listen wherever you stream your podcasts. friends, let us talk about thist 15 years mike has been helping the bay area get up and get their day started. reggie: starting next week, he is going to be turning on the tv not having to be here, watching us as he gets his day started. kumasi: he is getting a new assignment here at abc 7 news. >> mike nicco has made a big impact on the bay area since joining the team back in 2007. he has provided lifesaving lifev information on everything from winter storms, urban flooding, creek flooding, wind damage -- to summer [no audio] -- mike is deeply connected to the community. he has helpe

michel powering his way in from the 2 yard line. >> niners took a 14 7 lead on that. the missile was held to just 66 yards rushings the forty-niners ground game kind of kept in check today. 2nd quarter peterson. he just became seahawk this week. but hey, he ties the game with this 100 26th career touchdown and that ti%e of the great jim brown for the 10th. most ever then jimmy g rolls out and hits candle again. look at this. he gets away from tackle toes down the sidelines barely any room to spare on his way to a 48 yard. touchdown way to stay in bounds. he had 2 touchdowns in 9 catches for 181 yards that made it 23 forty-niners at the half. but their offense went into hibernation in the 2nd half grapple a sack in the end zone by carlos dunlap. that's a safety 2 points. so seattle is tied at 23 then rob lowe makes a critical mistake and do that. in jimmy looks like he just overthrew his receiver i guess it's right into the hands of quandre diggs returns it to the niners 28 yard line. shanahan had some choice words for jimmy g on the sidelines after that, they evidently got into a couple of times during the game.