protests continue on the new dakota pipeline. new developments that could mean good news tribes in that area of the country. new details in the deadly shooting at the airport in oklahoma city. flights are -- have resumed there. we'll go back to the story. >> and an amazing catch. a heroic 9 year old rushes to save his baby brother. we'll have the story in just a >>> where authorities managerred to clear an morning road. it was only open for military vehicles. they are hoping to get everyone out safely there. carolina services are back to normal in oklahoma city after police say a gunman shot and killed a father of an nfl player. the killer knew the schedule of michael winchester and waited for him in the parking lot. winchester worked for so winchester of the kansas city chiefs. police say the gunman later killed himself. the body was found in a pickup truck in a nearby parking garage about 3 hours later. oklahoma city have not publicly identified the shooter. the gunman and winchester knew each other. and unbelievable video out o

. >>> new dakota pipeline protest and whether they plan to forcefully remove demonstrators. >>> and look at this tornado it's moving across the horizon in red cloud, nebraska. there are no injuries reported. good thing on this holiday weekend. 11 million americans are at risk of severe weather. >>> a lot of wind damage. maybe a few tornados. thunderstorms are blowing up in fort worth. sherman, texas getting it pretty good. these storms will move to the east. 8 million people in that. orange is enhanced risk, 11 million people. widespread wind damage and a few small tornados are possible. mccumeb to jackson, those are the areas of greatest concern. now a closer look at your day ahead. so for today we'll watch the thunderstorms. even around memphis, you have to watch out for an isolated severe storm. it will continue throughout the day. winter storm warnings up. this is just the beginning of an active week ahead. >> oh boy, all right. >>> just ahead, imagine winning super bowl tickets for life? you can win. >>> one company wants to add spa "early today" is back in. two minutes. is basketba

new opposite. a rancher in north dakota claims he's breeding a new kind cholesterol. he's got a herd of 40 cattle, a cross between italian bulls and scottish highland cows. he says he's getting orders from across the country and he can ship it out overnight. >>> facebook runs the world. it crushed wall street expectations the sixth quarter in a row, but the world is fickle and facebook shares dropped today. facebook is the second biggest ad publisher online only behind google, but ad growth is cnbc looked how big facebook has gotten and found there are nearly 1.8 billionive monthly users -- 1.8 billion active monthly users. twitter home of angry people and trolls comes in third at about 317 million active monthly users in thethird quarter and snapchat has about 150 million daily users. >>> tonight begins the 12 day creativity known as the denver film festival kicking off tonight with stars including actress emma stone. her film la la land was the first screening tonight. filmmakers, actors, writers and directors will be in town the next several days and watch and disc

. >> reporter: the construction of the new dakota -- pipeline. >>> the police commission says it's been representing out to the city's various communities and tomorrow night this will meet in private before forwarding it to the mayor. now on to the controversial dakota access paper line receiving national and citibank ho holdings shares in the pipeline. more now live from lieian. >> reporter: this group of protesters from san francisco joined other environmental groups to, again, protest against this pipe line. now, these demonstrators are long gone. they were here this morning hand hope their message will spread throughout the country. sti blank employees were met by protesters oppose the construction of the pipeline. >> we're here to interrupt. city bank colds the largest share. we reached out the corporation and designed to comment. the nip line which -- would run from north dark to illinois, and the sixias based cop behind the the pipeline it's it's the fastest way to move the oil daily and the standing tribe as -- >> if this water gets contaminated there's no turning back and this

. >> reporter: the construction of the new dakota -- pipeline. >>> the police commission says it's been representing out to the city's various communities and tomorrow night this will meet in private before forwarding it to the mayor. now on to the controversial dakota access paper line receiving national and citibank ho holdings shares in the pipeline. more now live from lieian. >> reporter: this group of protesters from san francisco joined other environmental groups to, again, protest against this pipe line. now, these demonstrators are long gone. they were here this morning hand hope their message will spread throughout the country. sti blank employees were met by protesters oppose the construction of the pipeline. >> we're here to interrupt. city bank colds the largest share. we reached out the corporation and designed to comment. the nip line which -- would run from north dark to illinois, and the sixias based cop behind the the pipeline it's it's the fastest way to move the oil daily and the standing tribe as -- >> if this water gets contaminated there's no turning back and this

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dakota. ((kirsten joyce)) >> on tuesday, the movement against the pipeline got some help bernie sanders and robert kenney junior... day of action'... hena daniels has the latest from new york. hundreds of people protesting the dakota access oil pipeline marched in washington, dc last night ... they were joined by former presidential bernie sanders: (bernie sanders) we are not going to allow a pipeline to endanger clean water that million of people depend upon. thousands across the country joined in the 'day of action' -- from st. paul ... to columbus... construction on the pipeline stopped -- and the path re-routed. the roughly 12-hundred mile pipeline will carry crude oil from the bakken oil field to illinois... most of it has already been built except for a part in north dakota - where native americans from the standing rock reservation say the pipeline would cut through sacred land and contaminate their drinking water. near the pipeline tuesday... protesters blocked a railroad native americans at standing rock to show his support: (kennedy) "i think they have a lot of courage, i think they're standing up for america, they're standing up for american democracy; they

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chip reid, cbs news, keystone, south dakota. news" for this tuesday. for some of you, the news continues. for others, check back with us a little bit later for the morning news and be sure not to miss "cbs this morning." >>> this is the "cbs overnight news." >> hi, everyone. welcome to the "overnight news." i'm demarco morgan. >>> after roughly a year and a half of campaigning, we are now one week away from election day. hillary clinton is trying to keep her message on track in the final stretch of the race, after a surprising development about the fbi is reviewing if newly discovered e-mails contained classified information. the messages were found on a laptop used by former congressman anthony weiner, the estranged husband of long-time clinton aide huma abedin. jeff pegues has the latest from washington. >>>> reporter: law enforcement sources say the fbi is trying to get the technology infrastructure in place to sort through these thousands of new e-mails they want to review. discovered earlier this month but james comey says he didn't find out about

abc news, chattanooga. >> north dakota's political leaders urge president obama to authorize completion of the dakota access oil pipeline. today, volunteers deliver thanksgiving meal to dakota pili demonstrators against the pipeline have become increasingly violent. this week, police officers and protesters injured in the protests, and among those feeding are jane fonda. >>> tokyo hit with snow for the first time the city saw snow in november in more than 50 years. the snow was caused by an unusual cold front over the city, but the above freezing temperatures kept it from tuesday for the man who gave up baseball's shot heard from around the world. long time brooklyn dodger ralph branca died wednesday in a nursing home. he clenched the 1951 pennant for the new york giants. he was 90 years old. >>> 24 hours from now, we'll ask, why did i eat so much? >> i did that a few minutes before the show. average american will consume 3,000 dinner alone. along with another 1500 for app. >> over consumption is a problem for your garbage disposal. >> oh. >> plumbers say it's one of the busiest times o

not only are we going to mn north dakota and new mexico and we're going to california and texas and new york and we're going to south dakota and oregon and washington and michigan. [cheering] >> and then wooir going washington, d.c. to take back the white house. yeah! >> what better way to send it off than yeah. >> yeah! >> higher. >> yeah! >> we'll see you next week. >> coming up. a special send off for our (my hero zero by lemonheads) zero really can be a hero. get zero down, zero deposit, zero due at signing, volkswagen models. this black friday at the volkswagen sign then drive event. >>>so please subscribe to our youtube channel. craig patrick money, power & politics for more parody and political satire segments. tnight we leave you with charley belcher celebrating the money, power & politics anniversary show as only he can. >> wait. i got to that's good thing i got another bag of confetti. ? dish nation ? ? >>> hey, welcome to "dish nation." and more importantly, happy thanksgiving, everyone. >> gobble, gobble. >> we got a great show for you today. you know why? because you, "dish

. >>> two groups protest a pipeline being built in north dakota. >> new video shows police in quite a chase and it ends with a crash. >> this breaking news just into us, former u.s. attorney general janet reno had died from complications of parkinsons disease. she was one of the clinton administrations most recognizable and polarizing figures. she faced criticism for the raid on branch davidians in waco, texas. janet reno was 78 years old. >> reporter: sad news there. let's take a look at the morning commute and show you what's going on. we're looking at the boulevard southbound at hunting park avenue. an accident of an overturned vehicle in the meadeian. they uprighted the vehicle. northeast extension southbound between quakertown and lansdale, construction blocks the left lane, dave. >> reporter: on the big board we're dressing the kids warmly this morning, maybe with a little extra gear because it's chilly out there. a lot of suburbs in the 30s and philadelphia in the 40s currently. a jacket a good idea because we'll be on the cool side. 35 degrees currently in in allentown. 38 in

new planet." his recent article "why dakota is the new keystone."ght he will deliver the inaugural speech of the jonathan schell memorial lecture series on the fate of the earth put on by the nation institute. your response to the election of donald trump? >> it is been a very strange political year for me. i don't generally engage that much in electoral politics, but you know bernie asked me to introduce him the day her he announced for office. i got to spend a lot of time with him out on the campaign trail. it was remarkable because we were reminded of what an actual political crusader looks like, and we saw the enthusiasm with which he was met. and the he lost democratic party elites that gle nn was describing took over, and they managed to lose to the person who never possible way is the opposite of bernie. is a difficult moment for everybody. everybody is obviously still in a somewhat state of shock, but there are real lessons to be taken from it. one of them is that people who engage with the public, people who tell stories, who understand the

dakota access pipeline. protests were held in over 300 cities. in new york, dozens were arrested when protesters staged a sit-in outside the u.s. army corps of engineers' office. another 25 people were arrested in north dakota. protesters also rallied outside the white house where senator bernie sanders made a surprise appearance and addressed the protesters. mr. sanders: the issues are very clear. for hundreds of years, the native american people in our country -- the first americans -- have been lied to, have been cheated, and their sovereign rights have been denied them. and today, we are saying it is approach to the native american people, not to run a pipeline through their land. [cheers] and we are demanding that sovereign rights of the native american people the on it enters -- be honored and respected. issue that we are here for this night is to understand that in the midst of a major water crisis in a growing crisis in our country and around the world, we are not going to allow a pipeline to endanger the clean water that millions of people depe

definitely a mess in upstate new york. the dakotas are seeing snow that's we showed you snowball earlier, look at the sunrise. sunlight ski resort in greer, arizona. they are planning to open on thursday. if you have plans, maybe want to hit greer. look at the rainfall totals, close to an inch in whitman. half an inch and surprise. 59 degrees, temperatures are cooling quickly. wins are nice and calm. the culprit of the moisture, the low that's moving east and we will wake up with clear skies come a temperatures in the upper 40s to lower 50s to start. we will see the temperature warm up as the work week moves on into the holiday weekend. we turn back to our average high in the mid-70s by thanksgiving. high tomorrow 70 degrees by 4:00 p.m. that will turn back to our average high in the mid-70s by thanksgiving. high tomorrow 70 degrees by 4:00 p.m. 70 tuesday, lower 70s wednesday, looking good for thanksgiving, a high of 76 degrees with mostly sunny skies.>> thank you, paul. >>> it's 1010>> thank you, paul. >>> it's 10:10 pm. we have you

jn abc news washington. north dakota law enforcement used what appears to be water cannons on protesters construction site. the morton county sheriff's office estimates 400 demonstrator s tried to march on a state highway late last night. law enforcement stopped them and arrested at least 1 person. protesters insist the pipeline will hurt the environment and destroy some historic and sacred native american land. a brand of hummus is recalling some of its spreads today because of possible listeria contamination. sabra dipping company has issued a voluntarily recall for products made before november in the plant that makes hummus. the company is urging consumers to throw away any product with a "best before" date through january 23rd, 2017. now for a quick check on your weather with meteorologist kaj o'mara. stay with tv9. it's . now, one last look at this mostly sunny sky and light southeast wind. if you are looking for a day to get lights up this week...this may be it. rain moves in tomorrow and lasts through at least th

news leader. after the dakota access pipeline residents from that area are standing by police during protests. ((we want unity. we don't want division )) the turnout and support for law enforcement. and one of the six children killed in school bus crash in tennessee has been buried. updates on the remaining hospitalized kids and the bus driver facing murder charges. that's next right after this break./// "you're watching the valley's news leader...with nia ((nia wong)) >>> welcome back to the valley's news leader. over the weekend...actor ron glass passed away from heart failure. glass is best known for his role as detective ron harrison on the police sitcom "barney his agent describes him as a private, gentle, and caring man. glass was 71 years old./// ((nia wong)) >>> after a deadly school bus crash killed six young children in tennessee last week...one of them has been laid to rest. a funeral service was held for nine year old cor'dayja jones. at least five children still remain at the hospital, one of them has improved and is expected to survive. another three students are listed in critic

. >>> we turn next here to a new flashpoint at the site of a controversial pipeline plan in north dakota. new arrests tonight amid a clash at the scene. protesters crossing a river to reach the construction site, gear with pepper spray. here tonight, abc's clayton sandell. >> reporter: on the banks of this north dakota creek today, police hit protesters with pepper spray as they tried to cross the water on a makeshift footbridge. this latest standoff is part of a protest that's been going on for months. 140 protesters were arrested last week after building roadblocks and setting cars on fire. they are trying to stop construction of a 1,200-mile saying the pipeline would disturb native american cultural sites. the pipeline company says it would be safer and cheaper than using trucks or trains. today, president obama says the army corps of engineers is looking into the possibility of changing the pipeline's path. >> my view is that there is a way for us to accommodate sacred lands of native americans. >> reporter: but that decision could take several more beweeks. in the meantime, pro davi

chip reid, cbs news, keystone, south dakota. >> pelley: magnificent. that's the "cbs evening news" for tonight. for all of us at cbs news all around the world, good night. media >>> now at 6:30, a teenager branded on the leg and her parents talk to us and they're upset about the teen's punishment. >> all signs point to arson. >> and campaign craziness, the election flier upsetting voters. >> first, three people shot in a drive-by and one of them killed. one of them was trying to break up an argument, the man who died was a father of five. >> with no leads, the victim's brother said it's time for people that know something to memorial. >> just a sad thing, one of the most honest and caring people. >> candles and flowers don't come close to healing the loss. >> he was having his date night at the break room bar with his wife and stepped outside to smoke. he noticed an argument between three guys and the bouncer and one couldn't get in didn't have his id. >> my brother stepped in and calmed them down and talked to other guys, they left. >> they drove away

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demonstrators charged the four-state dakota access pipeline to contaminate water supplies. >>> coming up on the "morning news." inauguration access. big donors are being court for events surrounding the president's swearing in. the nfl players wear custom cleats for charity. this is the "cbs morning news." orn for charity.