the book is new york city. but what it's really about now is just manhattan and manhattan is from about 42nd street, where the new york public library is down to the tip. so if you imagine if you have francis downtown in the financial district and you walk up to the new public library, it's quite a it's still quite a big area, but everybody's tightly packed together just as there are now people each other. people don't write to each other because they bump into each other on the street. and this is the first issue that i sort of came up against this as i'm wanting to study the origins of the revolution and new york. but i don't have any documents. but when i'm going through the newspapers, i that there's this election and there's a lot of propagate what we would call propaganda that's published in the press and there's people announcing their candidacies and this is where the first characters really come into the story is that there's a family and faction in new york called the alliances and they're led by a pe

and the fire in new york city.ome train service halted. >>> also breaking, the major factory explosion, multiple injuries. workers rushed to the hospital. residents urged to shelter in place. >>> first tonight, firefighters battling multiple fires in and around new york city. and an electrical fire forcing amtrak to suspend some service. also, the red flag warnings from new york all the way up to boston. army national guard helicopters now being used for water drops. winding gusting up to 40 miles per hour, fanning the flames. and the major change now coming in the weather tomorrow. >>> also tonight, the massive factory explosion in louisville. witnesses say it felt like an earthquake. the blast heard for miles. at least 11 people hurt. part of the facility collapsing. a shelter in place order for a time. >>> tonight, american airlines now says one of its planes was shot at, too, while flying in and out of haiti. and this evening, the faa now banning all u.s. flights to haiti. >>> the news coming in at this hour on

hudson in new jersey.nd conditions stay pretty poor into the start of the weekend. severe drought across the northeast for the first time in more than 20 years. extreme drought across southern new jersey. factor in the drought, you have the low humidity, the gusty winds, you are prime for fire formation and spread. the red flag warnings have been extended new york city to boston into tomorrow. meanwhile, a storm out west is bringing blizzard conditions to parts of new mexico. a foot of snow near denver and treacherous travel on the eastern side. flash flooding and even a tornado watch in dallas and waco. this is a dynamic storm that's going to move eastward over the mississippi and ohio river valleys. this is what we're hoping will bring much-needed rain to the northeast. we think that's coming especially later sunday and sunday night. maybe about a third of an inch of rain here in new york city. it's something, and the most beneficial rain here in 40 days, david? >> david: and it is really needed. lee gol

as for new york city, we work for new york city. -- we root for new york city. don't know why for the life of us when people are working from home, still digging out from a pandemic, why new york city would want fewer people in new york city then more but that is not my domain. scarlet: let's go back to new jersey transit. commuters who rely on it, very frustrated by their breakdowns, especially this past summer. you have pledged to fix the system even if it kills you. gov. murphy: i am still alive. scarlet: perhaps to support mjt and also raised fares not so long ago. how much of this is a funding problem versus something bigger? gov. murphy: it ultimately will be a big funding problem if we did not find the solutions that we have found, which are multiyear. we did not raise fees -- fares for six years, the longest stretch in new jersey transit. we finally raised them this year. we put in place this corporate transit fee. i'm not making the excuse for what we are calling the summer of hell, it was unacceptable to commuters, unacceptable to me, period. we put a

we're still seeing snow fall for parts of new england, including vermont, new hampshire, upstate new york and maine. in the next 24 hours, more snow is anticipated. mainly for lake erie, lake ontario, and the cities surrounding it. in fact, we do have some warnings in place right now. we have a lake-effect snow warning from cleveland to buffalo. winter storm warnings for parts of michigan. and as far as totals go, we could see anywhere from 1 to 2 feet of snow in cities like cleveland, erie, and buffalo. up towards watertown, new york, upstate new york, they could see 3 to 4 feet of snow. and you know, we need the cold air to make the snow, and boy is it coming into play. now, on friday, black friday, a lot of folks are going to be shopping. places like minneapolis, 18 degrees. philadelphia on saturday, only reaching a high of 38. linsey? >> linsey: that wintry weather is upon us. somara, thank you. >>> now to president biden weighing in on president-elect trump's tariff threat against mexico and canada, and the fallout over the high-stakes call between trump and the president of mex

scott macfarlane, cbs news, new york. >>> in overseas news now, a developing threat from north korea new and powerful intercontinental missile on thursday, one that could reach the united states. the launch came as south korea's foreign minister was in washington for meetings with secretary of state antony blinken. blinken says he is concerned that north korea might receive russian missile technology in exchange for sending troops to help moscow fight the war in ukraine. cbs' tina kraus has more from london. >> reporter: for the first time in almost a year, north korea launched a new and more powerful missile that could potentially reach the u.s. mainland. south korean and japanese officials say the missile was fired almost vertically thursday, traveling upward for 86 minutes, reaching a height of more than 4300 miles before falling into the sea that would be north korea's longest flight time and highest altitude ever. north korean leader kim jong-un said it shows, quote, our will to respond to our enemies. air forces from the u.s. and south korea staged joint aerial drills in respon

the crime ring targeting new iphone deliveries. >>> the news just coming in. a judge rules on bail for sean combs. >>> and it's the case that's captivated the nation for nearly three decades. the new statement from colorado police on the murder of jonbenet ramsey. >>> and "america strong" tonight. two american heroes reunited and ready to celebrate the holiday together. >> linsey: good evening, everyone, and thank you so much for joining us on a busy thursday night, i'm linsey davis in for david. >>> we begin tonight with the thanksgiving journey across this country, coinciding with a major coast-to-coast storm moving into the northeast. millions of americans are now on the road or in the air for what's shaping up to be record travel over the thanksgiving holiday. at this hour, most travelers are facing peak driving time from los angeles to chicago, philadelphia to new york. more than 71 million are expected to drive at least 50 miles over the next few days. in newport, delaware, a portion of busy i-95 closed due to a crash after a dump truck hit an overpass.

that's good to hear, pierre, thank you. >>> breaking news outside of new york city, morris county newsey, a massive wildfire. multiple evacuations, red flag warns posted from new york to pennsylvania to massachusetts. here's trevor ault. >> reporter: tonight, authorities sounding the alarm across the northeast. record high temperatures and extremely dry conditions fueling intense wildfires, including this one in new jersey, forcing evacuations about 45 miles west of new york city. the craig mere lookout wildfire scorching more than 115 acres in rockaway township, and it's only 10% contained. >> it's dry. we need rain bad. these structures are old, can go up like matchsticks. >> reporter: authorities say the inferno is threatening 13 structures, at least eight homes under voluntary evacuation orders. >> as a homeowner ten miles up the road, concerned. >> reporter: crews battling the flames from the ground and in the air. and to the north in massachusetts, officials say they've seen an unprecedented spike in wildfires, 100 reported in just the past week. david, much of the northeast is

local news continues on our streaming service, cbs news bay area. we're back right here in 30 minutes from our virtual studio at 7:00 with more news just for yo >> nancy: as millions of americans hit the road and take to the skies for thanksgiving, wintry weather descends. how it could impact travel. >> we are going to end up going back on friday and cutting our trip two or three days short. >> nancy: plus, could it rain on the macy's thanksgiving day parade? authorities are on high alert after donald trump's transition team says several of the president-elect's cabinet picks were targeted by swatting attacks and bomb threats. >> 18%, 20%, 25%, 30%. >> nancy: and "eye on america," why that little extra prompt at the cash register may be pushing us past the tipping point. >> the craziest place i was ever asked for a tip, i would say was a gas station. >> nancy: the "cbs evening news" starts now. ♪ ♪ good evening. i'm nancy cordes in for norah. we begin with the holiday rush. millions of americans are on the move tonight heading to their thanksgiving

also tonight, the new wildfire erupting in new york city as neighboring new jersey declares a drought emergency. a deadly explosion at a factory in louisville, the history of safety issues at the facility. the homes of kansas city chiefs stars patrick mahomes and travis kelce burglarized. one of the incidents happening during a monday night game. more than five years after, the notre dame cathedral and the treasures hidden for centuries. >>> among donald trump's latest pics to fill his cabinet including matt gaetz, a fierce and loyal defender of mr. trump in congress, now his choice to become the next attorney general. the bracing wind of political change blowing across washington today where the president-elect met with president biden at the white house. each man pledging a smooth transition. within hours of that meeting came the news that republicans will claim the final price of last week's election, control of congress in addition to the presidency. though votes are still being counted, nbc news canal project republicans will keep control of the house of representatives by a slim

shanelle kaul, cbs news, new york. >>> straight ahead on "cbs news roundup" -- president-elect donaldrump has vowed to impose stiff tariffs on imported goods. but what does that mean for local businesses? stick around. in the time it takes to play a new album, you can get answers to deep questions, like... were all those clubs in your 20's really such a bad thing? hey, no judgment. but it's possible concerts weren't music to your ears. one in four people over twenty now have signs of noise-induced hearing loss. so, let's see a hearing professional and get those ears checked. answers are good. your moves... not bad. the impact of a meal goes well beyond feeding our bodies. because when people are fed, futures are nourished. everyone deserves to live a full life. and with your help, together we can end hunger. join the movement at feedingamerica.org/actnow >>> this is "cbs news roundup." i'm matt pieper in new york. president-elect donald trump's vow to slap steep tariffs on nearly every item imported in the u.s. has some american business owners scrambling. trump's goal is to increase

york/new jersey border. and it's now deadly, after authorities say a tree fell on 18-year-old dariel vasquez. killing him as he helped clear brush for firefighters. emotional family, friends, and teammates releasing balloons in remembrance of the star high school athlete. >> he was a really good friend. if you needed help, he was going to be there to back you up. >> reporter: extreme drought conditions have been fueling multiple fires in the northeast. in new york city over the weekend, the fdny fighting flames in brooklyn's prospect park. meanwhile, in the west, containment is up on the mountain fire outside los angeles. authorities say nearly 250 structures have been damaged or destroyed. and david, firefighters here are concerned the winds are going to pick up even more tomorrow, and there are red flag warnings in effect from new york city all the way up to boston. david? >> david: trevor, thank you. let's get to chief meteorologist ginger zee, and we've been talking about the draught for weeks now, and t

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news" for this sunday. night. >>> now at 6:00, voters across the bay area are casting their ballots and sharing their feelings in t minus two days. >>> plus the presidential candidates are making their last rounds in major swing states. our max darrow has the latest on what could be one of the most consequential races in decades. >>> we still keep our friendship while half are republicans and half are democrats. >>> wilson walker takes us to the county where republicans are evenly matched with democrats. live from the cbs studios in san francisco on this final weekend before the election. i'm brian hackney. >> i'm andrea nakano. election day is just two days away. many voters in the bay area have already sent out their ballots. >> it was a busy day for poll workers at san francisco's department of elections. many people came out today for early voting. we spoke with some of the folks about their state of mind. >> and i'm really excited for tuesday. it will be a very interesting and exciting day. and i'm rea

this is a news network. >> have i got news for you saturday at nine on cnn this is cnn the world's newsstate media citing the russian defense minister, is reporting ukraine has fired american missiles into russia it comes as russian president vladimir putin signed a new nuclear doctrine lowering the threshold for the use of nuclear weapons. the move is in response to president biden's decision to allow ukraine to use those long range missiles. cnn's senior international correspondent fred pleitgen, is in moscow with the very latest for us this morning. what can you tell us, fred >> syria. certainly a lot of moving parts in this. first of all, we're getting some details and this only comes from russian state media so far. by the way, we have no confirmation whatsoever from the ukrainians, but they're offering more details as to where exactly these missiles that the ukrainians apparently fired were fired into. it was the bryansk region, which is sort of in the southwest of russia. and the russians are saying they were fired towards a military object there. the russians are claiming that t

the new series will take place after the rise of skywalker and will feature new characters.on't have any plot details to give you right now, and we do know several other projects are also in the works. we don't know exactly which one of these is going to be released first. >> changes are already in motion in preparation for another trump presidency coming up at 530. what the change in leadership could mean to i am feeling really sad and really disappointed that any school, any, any child within this district has to be relocated. >> another bay area school district planning for school closures and consolidations now at 530. the parents in the south bay pushing back. >> former president donald trump has announced his first hire as he prepares to return to the white house. i'm christiane cordero with the latest from washington. >> trump's support in california has increased since the last presidential election. we hear from bay area fans of the president elect. good morning everyone. it is friday, november 8th. >> let's start with a check on the weather. hi, drew. hey, good mor

some google news before the breaking news just to be clear. on the idea that it might be forced to divest the chrome browser. you are a google investor. top holding for your firm. how do you view the news and the narrative with google overall? >> i'm a little surprised they are trying to do a full-court press going into january 20th when they get booted out. lina khan is going to be booted out. there will be a huge change. if you are google or the other companies they are targeting, microsoft or hp, you have to run out the clock. from the long-term perspective, i don't view the u.s. has juice in the antitrust suit against google. they still have to fight the eu off. that one never goes away. >> you are specifying u.s. versus the eu. you don't see any real business risk, but what about the potential for fines and the impact on earnings and revenue. the idea they might have to make changes in europe. does that change your view on the valuation or the eps this company can generate? >> a little bit. i worry less about europe because i think they'r

>>> tonight, breaking news. moments ago, president-elect trump with elon musk for the spacex launch. the starship taking off. what was scrapped in the air? what went wrong? >>> also breaking, the new fire breaking out in new york city. >>> and that deadly stabbing spree in manhattan. the construction worker, the man fishing, the woman outside the u.n. >>> first tonight, the images just moments ago. president-elect trump and elon musk, spacex launching its starship rocket. the stunning takeoff. moments later, plans to catch the booster aborted. gio benitez standing by. >>> elon musk making it clear, by the way, he is for president-elect trump's ag pick, matt gaetz. but tonight, the new reporting. what's in that house ethics report? and were documents hacked in a civil case that included testimony from a 17-year-old that gaetz is accused of having sex with? he denies any wrongdoing. >>> as we come on the air tonight, the new wildfire breaking out in new york city. multiple fires in the northeast. outside boston, a

andrea fujii abc news, new york. >> a fairmont hotel employee was arrested carrying a loaded gun whileent kamala harris was staying there this week. the secret service does not think the vice president was a target or under any threat. a metal detector set up by the vice president's security detail detected the firearm yesterday morning. a background check of that employee found he had an arrest warrant pending in texas. the man faces felony charges for carrying a concealed firearm in public. harris left the fairmont yesterday afternoon without any incident. >> an alarming report shows retail theft cost stores more than $121 billion last year. nationwide, prosecutors in new york say they've busted one of the largest retail theft schemes. they've ever seen. five suspects were arrested in a multi-state operation targeting stores like ulta beauty, sephora and macy's. they're accused of stealing more than $2 million in merchandise, then reselling it online on the street and abroad. new york's governor says it not only costs stores, but consumers. >> costs are going up. costs go up in a sto

this is cbs news roundup. >> i'm carissa lawson in new york. international criminal court has issued arrest warrants for israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu, as well as israel's former defense minister and a hamas leader who israel claims was killed in an airstrike. the charges include crimes against humanity and the war in gaza using starvation as a method of warfare. netanyahu called the allegations anti-semitic. the white house said it fundamentally rejects the decision. cbs's elizabeth palmer reports on the ongoing crisis of getting food into gaza for more than a year, hungry gazans have tried to rob food aid trucks, but now armed criminal gangs are looting whole convoys abu ahmad, whose in the worst incident so far last saturday, when more than 100 trucks were attacked with mubasher footage. >> they shot through the windows, he told cbs. they'd kill any driver who wouldn't stop. ahmad said israeli tanks were nearby and an israeli drone watched the whole thing. but israel's military says it is not responsible for protecting aid. israe

>> really good news here.a couple of days right before thanksgiving. that's awesome. the best time to leave according to the folks over at google maps, sunday and monday night at 8:00 p.m. >> that early? >> yeah, if you don't want to be at grandma's house all that time, hit the roads at 1 and 2:00 p.m. tuesday, wednesday, thursday. those are the busiest traffic times. if you are leaving thanksgiving day before 9:00 a.m. or after 3:00 p.m. to avoid traffic. >> okay. what if you haven't booked your holiday flights, with which probably a lot of people haven't. >> google flight says we are in the low price range time period. book for christmas, the week before is the best time, or travel christmas eve or christmas day. book now because prices will start to climb getting into december. and then make sure that you are booking that first flight of the morning. >> i love to that. >> it helps you set up the whole trip on the right foot. >> psa, fysa, and -- >> focus. >> yes. >>> what's up? >> i don't know. i was trying

we are bringing new voters into this coalition and for the folks in new hampshire who want to live free the only ticket in town, donald j trump is the only president for you. [applause] now people forget in 20 new hampshire was decided by .3 7%. that was the difference between clinton and trump and i think what is different this time around is that we have seen in the last four years the incredible failures of harris's governance and the way it has affected people in this great state as much as anybody else and i have heard already since i have been in new hampshire about the terrible toll of her open border, the migrant crisis that has made its way hundreds of miles from the american southern voter -- border right here to new hampshire and i hear from new hampshire families who cannot afford the cost of groceries or to buy a home and i think our message in two days to kamala harris is gonna be very simple and my running mate loves to say it, you are fired, go back to san francisco where you belong, we do not want you in the white house. [ause] now here is the thing i will say a couple

with a new baby and a new job and a new everything, the floor is yours. there's your camera.h, well, i definitely i definitely am here because she wants me here. >> not necessarily the giants, but in all seriousness, i wouldn't be in the position i'm in if it wasn't for her. she makes me believe that miraculous things can happen on any given day, so i owe it all to her. and watching her with nico has been awesome. and the thought of walking out with them onto that field on opening day is pretty amazing. >> all right, last second prop, kind of small towel. let's see what you do. all right, all right. is there a trick to this? what should i know? >> no pressure. no pressure. >> right. zack minasian, here's the first fold. i'll do. this is the first time i've ever called a. there you go. there's your towel. oh. >> it's important. it's important to have this side so it's easier to grab. you know, you don't have the multiple layers there. >> this has been a learning experience for me. hey, congratulations. thanks, larry. the great thing is, i don't have to yell at you in the parki

as the new d.a.aks out about their push for freedom. >>> and the remarkable rescue. the man trapped underground for more than eight hours pulled out alive. ground for more than eight hours pulled out alive. >>> good evening and welcome. amid this week's blizzard of personnel announcements for key roles in the next administration, one name is at the center of growing debate on both sides of the political divide. matt gaetz, who donald trump wants as his attorney general would, if confirmed by the senate, become the nation's top cop. but there is the matter of a now closed house ethics investigation of gaetz concerning allegations of sexual misconduct and illicit drug use, which he denies, but that has some lawmakers arguing for the release of the investigative report. while also tonight the eyebrow-raising pick of robert f. kennedy jr. to become health and human services secretary is undergoing its own scrutiny over some of his stated positions in the past. ryan nobles starts us off. >> reporter: over

and i'm always trying to find a new lens or new way to those questions. and my first book was about style how black women across african diaspora incorporated dress and hairstyling into their activist strategies in order to forge liberated identity as women. with this book, it ended up being about money. but as i mentioned, it didn't initially start there. initially i was just trying to piece together the life. this woman, who i thought was a fabulous who uncovered this history through her. i could uncover this history, new york, about how new yorkers socialize it was really deeply entrenched in material culture studies or thinking about where they would have hosted these events. so i did a deep into new york's hotels for example, under what kind of food would have been on the menu and the kind of draperies and flatware and so forth that would have been at the use events to think about this understudied labor that women organizers and party planners and hostess did. but once i realized that molly moon's her fashion shows for the ebony fashion fair at the

new jersey.ee some video of that right here. while it did rain overnight, extreme drought conditions e fueled multiple wildfires in recent weeks. over the weekend, a falling tree killed a volunteer force ranger in new york. he was fighting. what's being called the jennings creek fire. so far, it's burned more than 2500 acres and is 10% contained. in southern california, nearly 3000 firefighters are battling the mountain fire in ventura county. that fire has destroyed nearly 170 structures, most of them homes. >> we lost our house in the thomas fire in 2017 and we moved to this neighborhood after the fire. >> the mountain fire has burned through more than 20,000 acres since it started on wednesday. it's 31% contained overnight. cal fire says there was minimal fire activity. the cause of the fire is still under investigation. amanda. >> all right. gloria, thank you. and climate change is fueling more severe wildfires across the country. today, major conference kicks off to find solutions. but it co

york, new york and new jersey. this store in los angeles showing nbc news where those ready-to-eat bags have since been removered from refrigerators, packed away with a sign saying recall, don't put on shelves. this follows other high-profile cases. ten people died this summer from a listeria outbreak linked to tainted boar's head deli meat. then slivered onions on mcdonald's hamburgers. and this month, nor than a dozen states reported e. coli cases after one person died from eating organic carrots produced by grimway farms. should we be concerned about our food quality safety in this country? >> we should be concerned. we should always be vigilant. but certainly, don't panic. sanitation is very key to controlling listeria. and, so when you have these series of outbreaks, it really raises a lot of questions about how these facilities are maintaining their sanitation. >> and our thanks to dana for that report. >>> a winter blast could cause headaches for the holiday week. michelle grossman is back with the details.

breaking news, trump case on hold.secutors in the hush money case that led to felony convictions for president-elect trump now say the case should be paused. the ultimate decision rests with the judge. how soon he could make the call. >>> high stakes hearing, sean diddy combs facing a judge in his sex trafficking case. why the defense claims his rights were violated behind bars. >>> the dangers of diabetes as we mark national diabetic month, a warning for those who could have the disease and not know it. the risk factors we all need to know. >>> out of the ashes, they thought they lost everything, including their treasured photographs, but we'll introduce you to a california couple who escaped a wildfire with their memories in tact. >> a hopeful story you'll definitely want to stick around for. >> good news today. >>> we begin with the breaking news in the new york hush money case of president-elect donald trump. >> prosecutors are asking a judge to postpone sentencing, however, the manhattan district attorney does not

that's coming up on our 7:00 news. up next on nightly news, mr. trump's first pick, just over two months before inauguration day. the president elect filling out his new cabinet. nightly news tracking that transition to a second trump >>> tonight, the verdict handed down in a double murder case that stunned the nation. nearly eight years after two teenage girls were murdered in delphi, indiana the former cvs clerk found guilty on all counts. the case going cold for five years before he was finally arrested. the key piece of evidence, video from one of the victims' phones, and the defendant's alleged confessions. >>> also tonight, the spirit airlines flight from florida to haiti hit by bullets after gangs opened fire at the plane. a flight attendant injured. the images of bullet holes in the cabin. what the airline is saying. >>> president-elect donald trump announcing his first cabinet picks for u.n. ambassador and epa chief. plus who he has named as his new border czar, and the high-powered role expected for the architect of family separations at

. >> breaking news. >> that breaking news is out of oakland and it could affect thousands of students andct families. the oakland unified school district is considering merging ten schools at five existing shared campus locations. >> a letter was sent out today proposing mergers on the campuses of manzanita community school and manzanita seed elementary. korematsu discovery academy and esperanza elementary school. think college now and international community school. >> also life academy and united for success academy and encompass academy, which shares a campus with acorn, woodland elementary. the proposal will be voted on by the board at a meeting on december 11th. oakland unified is also considering school closures, as well as hiring freezes and layoffs, as the district deals with a looming $95 million budget deficit. good evening. i'm karina nova and i'm dan ashley. >> thanks for joining us. that news from oakland comes during a time of uncertainty across california and the country. based on what donald trump said about public education before being reelected president. >> abc sev

you're live with bbc news.ments to his future cabinet, giving us a picture of what his administration will look like when he takes office again in january. rumours and reports are swirling around who could take some of the top jobs in his second administration. we already know, among others, that tom homan the acting director of immigrations and customs enforcement at the beginning of mr trump's last term, is planned to be nominated to serve as mr trump's "border tsar". and stephen miller — a long—time trump advisor known for his strong anti—immigration views — will be mr trump's deputy chief of staff for policy, one of the most powerful positions in the white house. i'm joined now by our north america correspondent david willis in washington. thank you forjoining me, david. what do we know about these two most recent appointments?- these two most recent a- ointments? . ., appointments? katie perrior, donald trump _ appointments? katie perrior, donald trump vowed - appointments? katie perrior, donald trump vowe

llamas in new york. stay there, more news on the way. s on the way. >>> three people killed in new york city. what police say was an unprovoked stabbing spree perpetrated by one man over the course of several hours. the suspect now in custody. >>> president-elect donald trump putting the final touches on his mass deportation plan and confirming he plans to use the military to carry it out. how it would work. >>> a disturbing pattern of abuse in hospitals. some victims speaking out. what our nbc news investigation uncovered. >>> the thanksgiving travel rush predicted to hit new records this year. how many people are expected to hit the roads and skies next week. and, for those of you who can't get enough of christmas and the christmas season, we take you aboard hallmark's first-everybody star-studded holiday cruise. it's tuesday, november 19th. "early today" starts right now. >>> good morning, i'm frances rivera. we begin today with a fatal new york city stabbing spree that left three dead yesterday. police say ramon rivera went on an unp

doctor oz will serve in the new administration. nightly news is next. lester holt ♪♪ >>> tonight, president-elect donald trump making another surprise pick tapping a tv personality for his new administration. mr. trump in texas for elon >> donald trump making another surprise pick for medicare medicaid agencies that tens of millions of americans depend on for health care, and mr. trum his administration, mr. trump in texas for the spacex launch and late today and i think you will nominate dr. oz to oversee the medicare and medicaid agencies that tens of millions of americans depend on for healthcare and mr. trump said he is not reconsidering his pick for attorney general matt gaetz as a source tells nbc news a hacker stole damaging testimony from the woman who alleges matt gaetz had sex with her when she was 17,reaches its gaetz denying all accusations. >>> ukraine launching long-range u.s.-made missiles into russia and vladimir putin's new nuclear warning as the war reaches its 1000th day, caught on camera, the deadly house explosion in ohio, the power

so again new strategies for striking required new strategies to get workers under control. yeah. or out of the buildings in this case other folks. yeah. thought that every image and everything depicted was white workers. yeah so so we didn't talk too much about this about when we started our conversation on the auto industry in detroit was henry ford's rouge plant. yes there were multiracial workers at the plant but the majority of the main workforce was workers. african-americans mexicans, other nonwhite individuals were relegated to the more or like janitorial services of the industry and not necessarily, you know, in on the assembly line. yeah. they also worked that and many of them worked in doesn't like the paint department where it was very hazardous work because the chemicals that were inhaled. yeah, yeah. i thought the dependance on women and children for the strike was very interesting i feel like with pretty much everything we've talked about, women have in and played such a large in actually getting things like talked about and done and so i feel like even i think the

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of other news.ties are searching for a couple accused of vandalizing ancient native american rock carvings in king county, utah. look at the images, appearing to show a man and woman defacing the carvings. those carvings are centuries old. anyone with information is asked to contact authorities. they need your help. >>> in brunswick, georgia tonight, the lincoln continental found at the bottom of a lake. it might help solve a 44-year-old mystery. authorities believe the car may belong to oil executive charles romer and his wife catherine. they vanished in april of 1980. a human bone found in the car has yet to be identified. the family says after decades of suspecting foul play, their disappearance may have been an accident after all. >>> we have quite an image to share tonight. an avalanche of sea lions in monterey harbor, california. a massive colony of sea lions camped on the bank of the harbor. one of them starts to slide, then a few of them -- and then all of them. right into the water. >>> whe

york city structuring across new island and new jersey to upstate new york as well.e here throughout the evening in the early morning hours tomorrow ultimately rain is going to move through is going to be abnormally drive that's part of the reason why there's concern for extra fire whether you're saying that a large portion of the northeast it has been a little bit breezy it has been dry for days out here. the humidity low there is dry at times it has been breezy even though the winds are backing down a. ten or 50-mile an hour winds that is w what is been spreading the smoke has been dry across users may be a little worse back in the midwest. not a lot of rain. that was back to the start of fault. over that timeframe no rain and you see the drought up and down the entire east coast. this is a driest new jersey has been an 22 years. very little rain across the month of october but the good news is finally a little bit of change appointed knocks on the smoke out of the air. forecast is taking early tomorrow morning ultimately sunday a pretty fairly rainy day across its

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a new hour of cnn news central starts right now >> new testimony revealed from the investigation into matt gaetz. still, president-elect trump says he will not reconsider gaetz as his pick for attorney general. everyday low prices now everyday medium to high prices. walmart ceo warning consumers of potential price hikes and the fda warning about contaminated toothpaste after finding several violations, including a black mold like substance at one factory. how would you like to brush with that? i'm john berman with sara sidner and kate bolduan. this is cnn news center this hour. >> the answers to which could make or break the chances for some of president elect donald trump's cabinet picks. question one will the house ethics committee decide today to release the report on their lengthy investigation into matt gaetz? we could know in a matter of hours that decision, which could have real impact on if and when trump's attorney general choice gets a confirmation hearing. a lawyer now claims that gaetz allegedly paid two young women more than $10,000 for sex while he was a sitting member o

for new york, this is big.h elise stefanik and lee zeldin, they're very qualified. they are people who are admired within our conference and i will say that they will represent the president and the nation well and i think they will go onto do great things. this coupled with claudia tenney and i serving on the house ways and means committee where a good chunk of the president's agenda will pass through as relates to tax, trade, tariffs, new yorkers have a real seat at the table and we're really excited and ready to get to work. maria: that's a great point. truly, you're right, in terms of how ways and means. look, the race is now on for house republican conference chair. now that elise stefanik is becoming ambassador to the u.n. congresswoman lisa mcclain, kat cammack, throwing their hats in the ring. the house majority could become slimmer as walz and stefanik vacate their seats. are you worried about this? both seats are expected to remain republican. it could impact the gop's ability to pass government fundi

and what promising new treatment advances can make a new tomorrow possible. better questions. better outcomes. >> veterans day, douglas our veterans on veterans day, they are the ones, the folks who keep our freedoms intact, god bless america know help us restore peace through strength and god the thermal management over to liz mcdonald. liz: has been one of the free because of a break, think you very appreciate you so much of a good evening at it and i'm elizabeth mcdonald. >> first of all this is discussing and i've served my client. [inaudible]. [inaudible]. >> i've served my country for 34 years and, yes, i have a five -year-old boy m&ms about and i knelt down beside mr. prayer for him because i knew what his last 30 minutes of his like were like i had a five -year-old son of the time. but have been trying to do my 34 years serving my nation, is to save lives and so for you to sit there insult my integrity, mother from a country come in from the children, this what this whole thing needs to be fixed right near. [inaudible]. [inaudible]. >> fix it. liz: that was tom homan w

amber lee, ktvu, fox two news. >> new at 11.s office is touting its regional sideshow enforcement team as a success. the sheriff's office posting this video with a series of photos from november 9th. they say they were out patrolling multiple locations across the county and all. they conducted 93 traffic stops, which resulted in 11 arrests, 23 citations, ten cars being towed and two firearms being recovered. still to come here at 11, a program within the sonoma county department of emergency management receiving international recognition. the very real emergency students learn from and one of lake tahoe's most popular resorts getting a massive transformation. the new village just approved tonight a bounced from one doctor to the next. does it have to be like this? at kaiser permanente, we have a different kind of healthcare... so, how did you like doctor lum? ...where all of us work together for all that is you. san mateo county coastline today. officials warn of dangerous swimming and surfing conditions, including large waves a

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the new poll, where this race stands and jon karl standing by with new reporting. . what he just learned from both campaigns tonight, what they're now saying and how they're feeling about election day. >>> the alarming report warning about threats targeting election workers across the country. authorities taking major steps to protect the vote and people who count the ballots including armed guards now, drones, bulletproof glass and putting the national guard on stand by. >>> the other news tonight the tornado watches as we come on the air, six confirmed tornadoes already, homes across oklahoma heavily damaged. now the tropical storm forming in the care bee yen. the well-known young actor revealing his battle with cancer tonight. the scare on stage, chris martin falling through a trap door while performing at a concert. and tributes pouring in for music legend quincy jones. behind the scenes at the making of "we are the world." >> unforgettable work with so many icons. tonight, here, quincy jones in his own words. >> david: good evening on this election eve. great to

i'm norah o'donnell at the cbs news headquarters here in new york.y and today. we will see you right back here tomorrow. good night. >>> right now on cbs news bay area, president elect donald trump is preparing for his return

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a new mayor and four new supervisors will be sworn into office. political newcomer daniel lowry will replace london breed as the city's mayor, and there will be new supervisors representing the city's mission. excelsior, chinatown and tenderloin districts. we spoke to one new supervisor and one who won reelection about working with a new mayor. >> this is a moment for collaboration. i think no matter our political leanings, you know, i'm going to try and work with anyone. i'm going to try and work with everyone. and i think that the mayor shares that commitment as well. >> at the end of the day, you know, the success of our mayor and the success of our board of supervisors is the success of our city. and this is a time when we actually come together. >> one political expert says he believes voters want the board to come together and solve the city's problems, including housing, homelessness and public safety. the new mayor and new supervisors are set to be sworn in january 8th. >> now to the south bay, where later today, san jose will become the l

so protecting free speech is new.ies were just then banning open air speeches and gatherings as a way to curb worker organizing riots. there were all sorts of writers and actors being hounded for violating the comstock laws that forbid obscene material from being distributed to read out in public. and so bohemians really wanted to liberalize ideas that all americans had access to so they could make sense of the world for themselves, not with not with oversight from their victoria forebears think about that problem that ida wells ran into in the 1890s when she makes a name for herself as a anti-lynching advocate. and there are people who not, along with this idea and very much think, yeah, you've got to speak up for these sorts of ideas. but when she starts joining these well-born club women's. they say, yeah, we need you, but we need you to behave, we need not to talk about sex. we need you not to talk about violence because you're a woman. we need to raise money to support this work. but as a woman, you need act lady