>> we think we'll hit heavy traffic in new york, baltimore, washington, and the rush is supposed to be 7:00 because you get the mix of run hour traffic and everybody trying to get on the roads for thanksgiving whether the san francisco area, washington, d.c., new york, philly, you're looking at a trip time multi- flyer of more than three times. soway expect to be sitting in traffic for a couple hours here as we get a little bit further into the afternoon. as you are going through this, once it starts raining, all bets are off. one person going too fast and doesn't stop can leave a huge traffic jam. we want people to take it slow and take their time. that is the best advice on the drive today. >> you're doing this north morning drive and afternoon drive. we have some busy conditions here. when he hit the afternoon here, a lot of people trying to get out of town. >> are you thinning the afternoon is worse sean the morning, so far? >> yes. way only call the tail end of morning rush-hour so we were lucky there butt tonight it is going to be tough. as you know, the san francisco traffic is

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we are in new york, baltimore, glasgow, singapore. we are truly mobile.ggest challenge has not been recruiting, but retention. in a world where there are so many opportunities for cyber cultivate anave to environment that allows you to retain that talent. from my experience leading troops in peace time in combat, you need an environment of psychological safety where people can bring their imagination. they feel they are actively listened to, they can bring great ideas to the table. that is the key to retaining your best and brightest. the was the global head of cybersecurity center at morgan stanley. we look at this week's top tech stories, including disney's massive launch of disney plus. that's next, this is bloomberg. taylor: this is "bloomberg technology." i am taylor riggs in san francisco in for emily chang. let's look at our weekly top tech stories. disney is feeling the magic of the mouse. 10 million customers in one day of launching its streaming platform. the service just became available tuesday in the u.s. and canada. to discuss this and the o

dealers are making a killing -- >> anthony: not new york or baltimore or l.a. or chicago, but rural towns happened? >> detective 1: the next couple years, if this heroin use trend continues to grow, it may be beyond getting a handle on. i'm a detective with the greenfield police department and my focus is undercover in narcotics investigations. >> detective 2: this is a well-known area to us and very active. >> detective 1: heroin use in the past year, it's just increased to a level i've never seen any other drug come into an area. people are all going to be affected. it hasn't topped out yet. >> detective 2: someone you've known, someone you went to school with. someone you work with. >> anthony: sonny crocket gets a ferrari. what's wrong with this picture? >> detective 1: tried the lexus but they said no way so i got this one. >> anthony: it's been reported in the national papers there's been explosion of heroin use, heroin-related crimes, overdoses, how does that happen? >> detective 1: i think once this area realized we had a heroin problem, we were already behind it trying to play ca

problem is going to be added control in a city and a country near you the same with detroit baltimore new york san francisco l.a. they're streaming from the locals from americans that they're not needed my point is workers are not needed medical or not if you can print money why would you bother feeding some propriety that you could just as easily put them in prison and make money from the prison industrial complex right speaking of prisoners jamie diamond after you and i've been talking about this for years you know that they've been involved in racketeering and market rigging in the precious metals markets and we said you know this is should be prosecuted under rico the anti racketeering law fine. really that the problem of justice is going after jamie for racketeering has been proven that he was manipulating prices as we've been saying for years now where is this going to go the same place where it went when what was it 6 major banks were convicted of fraud remember that guy over the obama administration eric holder there were too big to jail but you make sure that you don't go over the spe

frank: there was a republican leader -- craig: 1966, the mayors of new york city, baltimore, los angeles and san francisco were all republican. imagine that. frank: that was a way to kind of, that was his first national exposure, i guess. when i was organizing 16 years later in 1980, people would still come up to me and say, boy, i saw that speech and it really hit a home run. craig: the goldwater campaign and reagan's speech were galvanizing moments for a generation of conservatives. frank: i don't think, goldwater prepared the way for reagan. anybody who says they are going to lob one into the men's room of the kremlin -- craig: talking about a nuclear bomb. frank: if senator goldwater [indiscernible] he talked about a lot of issues reagan ran on all those years later. >> thank you again for being here. we are fortunate. i had a question about, from an insider perspective, we talked about how jackie kennedy changed the history of the first lady. we see the value that self plays in campaign. and in a president's term in the white house. so from your insider perspective, how did nancy re

the problem with that is there is no direct rail link between baltimore, say philadelphia, new york and washington, d.c. everything has to go to baltimore and change trains. soldiers who are assembling and preparing to go to washington, when they get to baltimore, they have to get out of there trains, walk a mile through downtown baltimore to the next train station. baltimore was the most rapidly secessionist part of the state of maryland. many of the citizens of baltimore were not pleased to see troops in union blue marching through their city. on april 19th, a group of massachusetts soldiers from the sixth massachusetts militia going to be attacked on the streets of baltimore. in total, 4 massachusetts men are killed or mortally wounded. more than 10 civilians are killed. it ends up becoming a free-for-all in the streets of baltimore. this is the first true bloodshed of the civil war where you have soldiers on combatants on both sides bleeding on the streets. what happens with these massachusetts men, they get on the train and make it to washington. they show up bloodied, defeated but

yes we may see flakes in dc, baltimore, philly new york, but not brief and stick on the pavement. and not concerned with slippery roads in the big cities. as we go throughout the day, this is how much additional snowfall we will get. the lake effect snow bands in cleveland, and erie an downwind of lake michigan, expected this time of the year, a little bit around the capital district, maybe an inch or so. higher elevations of northern new england could get a little bit of snow but this is not a big snow event. it is more the temperatures plunging and feeling like the middle of winter so that is kind of the bigger deal. here is how it plays out. the storm will move through. by the time we get to noon today, if we're seeing snowflakes around dc and philly, new york, the first snowflakes of the season right around the lunch hour, by the time we get to 5:00 p.m., it's gone. i mean most of it is over with. even just about cape cod, a little bit left, and some light rain from charleston, to myrtle beach, up to wilmington, greenville, cape hatteras and by this evening, completely down an

baltimore ba may be the most depressing city on the seaboard. it's only an hour away from washington. if you want to go from washington to new yorkpass your baltimore. if it's daylight out, there's no denying the awful reality of the police. this summer, the president told the rest of the world what it's like. baltimore, he said, is a "rodent infested hellhole, not to mention a corrupt mess," all undeniably true. the latest mayor of the town just went to jail again. but the obvious follow-up is why is baltimore so bad? how did it get so poor and so hopeless? of course, part of the answer is, 50 years of uninterrupted democratic party rule has not helped baltimore very much. but saying that would be embarrassing to the democratic party, so the party's apologists don't want to have a conversation. instead, they attacked the man who tried to start it. >> this weekend, racist messages ranging from the president's d twitter feed. >> donald trump masterfully makes it a racist debate about baltimore. >> another research attack on an african-american member of congress and the city he represents. >> the president is, as he usually is, or

new york city, 49 degrees. as we check in with baltimore, rain, chicago, rain, denver, 30s and dry. and san francisco, 58 with rain. i'm evelyn taft, cbs news. >>> there are breaking developments out of jefferson county, texas, where there's a report of a plant explosion. this video was posted on twitter by our beaumont affiliate, kfdm, showing a massive fire. it's not clear what type of facility was involved. homes had windows blown out miles away from the plant. so far there's no word of injuries. this part of texas near the louisiana border is a major hub for the oil and gas industries. >>> firefighters in southern california are expected to get help today against the cave fire. it's only about 10% contained. rainy weather is in the forecast today, and it could help drench the flames near santa barbara. that could bring the risk of mudslides and flash flooding. so far the fire has burned more than 4,300 acres. evacuation warnings are posted downhill from the scorched area. >>> to florida where president trump held his latest rally. during his remarks last night he wasted no time

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d.c., baltimore, philly and new york could see snow. it will melt as it hits the surfaces.england, we could see some of that. the southeast is the sweet spot, no problems in the southwest. all the issues are in the middle and a quick thank you to all our s vet traps out there. my any of knew is serving i want to think him. ry cousin, devin, and my dad, i'm going to spend the day with him. maybe so kgo see the movie midw today. >> thank you. >> up next, mike axios has a look at this morning's one big thing ands a historic week on capitol hill. as impeachment hearings get underway, how republicans plan to push back. >> and jim himes explains why he prefers the word extortion. "morning joe" is moments away. "morning joe" is moments away. managing lipids like very high triglycerides, can be tough. you diet. exercise. but if you're also taking fish oil supplements, you should know, they are not fda-approved, they may have saturated fat and may even raise bad cholesterol. to treat very high triglycerides, discover the science of prescription vascepa. proven in multiple clinical t

new york city because of threats by extremists. >> yes. the individual who was mailing bom bombs throughout the country many ended up here and had one from baltimore, a white supremacist and killed a black man right in manhattan. new york city is a very diverse community. i think carrying out an attack in new york city for some groups is significant and we have to be prepared for that. >> the factors that drive extremist violence are complex and could be open for misinterpretation, which is why some american police departments are seeking outside perspectives. courtney lebeau is a policy advisor, expert in countering violence extremism whether far right nationalists or groups like isis, she's advised homeland security and local police agencies on the shifting level of the threat. >> for many years we were trying to root out these terror cells around the world. in recent years we've been hearing so much more about these individual attacks. where did that evolution start to happen and when? >> long gone are those days of the coordinated plotted cell-based attacks like 9/11 from groups like isis. al shabaab, al qaeda. what we've seen more now is lone

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baltimore. they like to forget sunday, they were in new york, taking on the jets and as sam darnold was ugly sas and it was ugly all all day, and it's going to blow through the highlights because it was there's nothing to write home now the jet ended up winning 34 to 3 the raiders flew home should be back home this morning and then they'll hit the road again to play the kansas city chiefs next sunday. >>we all know how quickly these things change in the nfl right we're just on how many you have game win streak. you homestand all these kind of things he come out again, but case you know this. hate to say, but it's not going to last time right the coming on the physically just could be a right and and i mean that for the course of football right teams all over the place show up their gear and somehow it happens is this game. >>so the raiders james that is a must win game next week against the chiefs, so they can hopefully try to win the afc west. it's not. >>they might not even make the playoffs. yikes our all right. we'll take a quick break lots more news. still ahead here on the kron 00:04am mor

new york. we begin with breaking news. supreme court justice ruth bader ginsburg is in the hospital tonight. she was admitted late friday to john hopkins hospital in baltimorer condition. a statement from the court only says that justice ginsburg experienced chills and a fever and she was transferred to john hopkins from a hospital in washington. let's get right out to our supreme court reporter. justice ginsburg is 86 years old. she missed oral arguments ten days ago because she was sick. what are you hearing and how concerned are peopl c

new york. we begin with breaking news. supreme court justice ruth bader ginsburg is in the hospital tonight. she was admitted late friday to john hopkins hospital in baltimore. we have a few details about her condition. a statement from the court only says that justice ginsburg experienced chills and a fever and she was transferred to john hopkins from a hospital in washington. let's get right out to our supreme court reporter. justice ginsburg is 86 years old. she missed oral arguments ten days ago because she was sick. what are you hearing and how concerned are people close to her? >> reporter: a four-time cancer survivor justice ruth bader ginsburg as you said yesterday afternoon started feeling chills and a fever. she went on her own to the local hospital but once she got there the doctors thought she should be transported to baltimore about a half hour away because that is where her physicians are that treated her in the past. she got there and they treated her for what they think is an infection and gave her antibiotics and then they say in this court statement that her symptoms abated and they say maybe even she could be released as soon as tomorrow

baltimore. we'll ee what happens. >>complete opposite for the raiders they were in new york. they just took a right on the thin from the very stt to sam darnold. and you know that there's only really need it s 7 points because the raiders only score 3 all all game. therwas an all awful gamefor the raiders but derek carr said sometimes iju happens. >>we all know how quickly these things anging in a film that we were just on how many you have game win streak. you homestand all the kind of things he come out again, but case you know this. hate to say, but it's not going to last time right the come out he phycally just could be a right and and i mean that for teams all over the place show up their gear and somehow it happens is this game. >>they are back home this morning and then it's they hit the road again they'll be in kansas city to play the chiefs on sunday, must win game. >>all right still ahead here on the kron 004amorning. 30 coli outbreak invoing romaine ttuce will tell you where this one seems to be comingfrom and we're also getting reaction from a woman who contracted

news, baltimore, maryland. >> ninan: such an important cause. well, that's the "cbs weekend news" for this saturday. later on cbs, "48 hours." i'm reena ninan in new yorkfor joining us. good night. >>> we've seen fire now. we'll finally see rain. details on the first incoming storm of the season, straight ahead. >> reporter: experts at aaa say this year, thanksgiving roadtrips will be more expensive than previous years. >> loud calls on the streets of oakland for affordable housing. protestors say the solution is staring us in the face. >>> developing news out of union city where two juveniles were shot and killed in a school parking lot. >>> we've learned the victims were just 11 and 14 years old. and will shooter is still on the loose. police rushed to saerls elementary this morning. they found a van riddled with bullets and two male victims inside. one died at the scene, the other on the way to the hospital. this photo from the crime scene shows the parking lot covered with police evidence markers. investigators say they recovered shell casings and other evidence. but at this point, it isn't clear what kind of weapon was used, who fired it or why. >

guests are in new york he's an economist and writer as well as a senior research fellow at the american institute for economic research his research focuses on policy and technology in baltimorewe have thomas de lorenzo he's a professor of economics at loyola university maryland in baltimore as well as a senior fellow at the mieses institute his latest book is the problem with socialism and in monterey we cross to david henderson he is an emeritus professor of economics with the naval postgraduate school in monterey as well as a research fellow with the hoover institution at stanford university he is author of the joy of freedom in economists honestly are gentlemen cross-talk rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want and i always appreciate thomas let me go to you 1st in baltimore i don't i don't really think on this program we need to speak about the failings of socialism i think we're all on the same page on that here my point in this program is here no i don't want to waste time on that because i it's obvious ok historically. it's on its face here but thomas what is the attraction then why do we have so many millennia and so many people attracted to this

guests are in new york he's an economist and writer as well as a senior research fellow at the american institute for economic research his research focuses on policy and technology in baltimorewe have thomas de lorenzo he's a professor of economics at loyola university maryland in baltimore as well as a senior fellow at the mieses institute his latest book is the problem with socialism and in monterey we cross to david henderson he is an emeritus professor of economics with the naval postgraduate school in monterey as well as a research fellow with the hoover institution at stanford university he is author of the joy of freedom in economists honestly are gentlemen cross-talk rules in effect that means you can.

new w york, remember we are expecting wintry weather, could see flurries and rain. by sunday morning, temperatures in the 40s, lows in the 30s. as we make a stop in baltimore. heading home, 48 degrees. chicago, 41. denver, dry but cold at 39. and san francisco at 57 degrees. i'm evelyn taft, cbs news. >>> well, a massive fire at a chemical plant in southeast texas continues to burn out of control this morning. yesterday a second blast rocked the town of port neches about 80 miles east of houston. the blast came more than 12 hours after an initial explosion shook the area, forcing mandatory evacuations. about 60,000 people were ordered to leave their homes the day before thanksgiving. >> had dressing made in the freezer, ready to cook. i had a turkey in the oven. >> it will be ready when we get back. >> fire officials say they have no estimate on how long it will take to get the fire under control. three employees at the plant suffered minor injuries from the initial blast. it's unclear just what caused the two explosions. >>> to the latest now on the impeachment inquiry into president trump. "the new york times" reports rudy giuliani, mr. trump's personal l

baltimore and new orleans... kyle shananah breaking down how the 2nd half of the year feels like the playoffs have already started. <> and the raiders will see the jets in new yorkup on kron4 sports at 10, a day after losing to top-ranked duke, the cal golden bears facing another top-25 opponent at madison square garden. we'll have the highlights from new york. more news after the break. (grant) commuters in southern california were shaken this morning when the train they were riding in... hit a r-v.(vicki) the accident left a massive debris field and shut down rail service on a section of track. tina patel talked to some of the passengers on that train. patel reporting for us tonight. buses were used to transport people stranded by the closure. the train was bound for downtown los angeles. (grant) this is new video of inside the philippines airlines jet that was forced to make an emergency landing yesterday. adam taylor boarded a plane with his wife and daughter at lax on an international flight bound for manila. taylor says he intended to film his young daughter's reaction as the plane lifted off the ground, but ended up getting video of flame

baltimore and new orleans... kyle shananah breaking down how the 2nd half of the year feels like the playoffs have already started. <> --kickoff just after 5 sunday night... raiders going to new yorkance at 4-straight victories for oakland. --finally, we leave you with a snapshot of the night in high school football... the ncs d-1 semifinals...monte vista against de la salle... and the spartans with no problems...in a 49-13 rout. they move on to the championship round where they'll face the winner of pittsburg and liberty. thank sports. weather tease. (weather) coming up i'll have the seven day forecast. great gifts at this price? is this for real? not exactly that's bargain bliss setting in you're basking in the glow of great gifts at deep discount prices. and is that... mmhmm ♪grocery outlet jingle (pam oncam) coming up next - the news continues on our 24/7 streaming service called "kron-on."... it's commercial free. (ken )ella sogomonian is standing by in the newsroom with what we're working on...... ella? we're learning more about the tense an evacuation in a utah arena after the warriors ended their game. as reporters asked their post game questions they were told to get out

new york city goes to 30 or below by the 13th. that will take place today. baltimore, typically november 19th. atlanta, typically november 13th. birmingham, alabama, typically november 9th. those will all take place i believe at some point today. looking at your day tomorrow, as we look ahead. okay, high temperatures around the area, it will feel below freezing. the real cold will be arriving by the time you get to, say, monday. little rock feels like 31, as cold as it is today, we'll get a reinforcement next week and it will be even colder, guys? >> okay, i'm shaking mine out. thank you, appreciate it. >>> the 2020 presidential race could see a big shakeup. former new york mayor michael bloomberg is thinking of adding his name to the list of democratic candidates. in response, senator elizabeth warren welcomed the 77-year-old media mogul to the race and suggested he check out her ideas for helping everyday americans. bernie sanders tweeted that billionaires like bloomberg should be, quote, scared. ed o'keefe is covering campaign 2020. good morning. as i recall, this

baltimore. next sunday, another tough oppont will s if we can't do the same thing a complete office hours the raiders they were on the run. >>to play new york jets and it was ugly from the very beginning. there's sam darnold scoring and they keep story and they keep scoring the raiders failed to get any offense going this body. anderson's going there. derek nasty. i mean this is finished with a high the raiders natis seca to right on the chin 34 to 3 against the jets. >>we all know how quickly these things change in the nfl right we're just on homany you have game win streak, you know homestand all these kind of things he come out again, but case you ow that. hate to say, but it's not going to last time right thcoming on the psically just could be a right and and i mean that for the urse of football right teams all over the place show up their gear and somehow it happens is this game. >>the iders go on the road next sunday to take on the kansas city chiefs in kansas city and a must-win game the west wind. >>the morni news, someone stole a salvation ay donation kettle they didn't tell you whereit happened how much they lost. plus there's ano

baltimore has won seven straight moving to within one game of john's new england patriots for the top seed in the afc. by the way, a nice moment during the new york night. rangers fan bradley and his brother ethan dropped the ceremonial first puck and ranged bell to celebrate bradley being cancer free. he fought leukemia for seven years before having his cancer sel cells removed. this is is a great initiative they do since its inception in 1998, $25 million for all kinds of families fighting different types of cancer. >> that is wonderful. >> that is wonderful. >> thank you very much. >> anytime. >>> ousted navy secretary richard spencer hits back at president trump in a brand new interview saying the president's intervention in eddie gallagher's war crimes case sent the wrong message to the troops. >> what message does that send to the troops? >> well, what message does it send? >> that you can get away with things. we have to have good order and discipline. it's the backbone of what we do. i don't think he really understands the full definition of a war fighter. a war fighter is a profession of arms and a profession of arms has standards. >> jo

new york city marathon to honor her fallen husband. >> it's beautiful. i just wish one more person was here with me. >> undefeated no longer. the baltimore ravens handed the reigning super bowl champs their first loss of the year today monday, november 4th, 2019. >> from nbc news this is "today" with savannah guthrie and hoda kotb. >> welcome to today what a night. sorry pats we have some pats fans here. >> let's get right to the top story. the president going after the whistleblower whose complaint lead to the impeachment investigation against him. we have two reports from washington we'll start with hallie jackson. good morning. >> good morning. let's start with the whistleblower because that person is now offering to answer written questions from republicans on the intelligence committee. doing this could be the whistleblower's privacy but as for that the president wants that to change >> he gave a very inaccurate report about my phone call it was totally appropriate president trump suggested with holding military aid for political help at home. >> the whistleblower should be revealed because he gave false stories. some people would c

baltimore on sunday to take on the ravens. >>> the raiders battled for first place in the afc. they are game behind after losing to the new yorkme on the east coast starts at 10 am they will be affected by the long travel. the jets led at halftime but they have three touchdowns. they benched some of the starters. >> raining in the holidays with song. still to come, we will let you know what the san francisco chorus has in store. so that early retirement we planned. it's going ok? great. now i'm spending more time with the kids. i'm introducing them to crab. crab!? they love it. so, you mentioned that that money we set aside. yeah. the kids and i want to build our own crab shack. ♪ ♪ ahhh, you're finally building that outdoor kitchen. yup - with room for the whole gang. ♪ ♪ see how investing with a j.p. morgan advisor can help you. visit your local chase branch. >>> in new york city people are look ahead to the thanksgiving day parade but there may be heavy wind gusts along the parade. for safety reasons the ploons cannot be taken down the route if gusts are higher than 40 miles per hour. we will have to wait until thanksgiving

in new york, "impeachment does not change my vote, i will not vote for the democrat -- for democrat, especially when they have wrecked the state." this is ron, baltimorecaller: it is amazing that we can say a lot of negative things about trump, which has a lot of substance. that the republicans have is that the democrats have always had their sights set on impeaching trump. as of an independent today, if you watched a democratic debate, every single one of them is really too far left. these are borderline radical leftists. i say to hear this but this. unfortunately, i will have to vote for trump, at least his -- i think his position on a lot of our social issues, for example with the immigration crisis which we have in the united states, at least he is trying to do something about it. i will have to vote for trump, as farsomething changes as their candidates. word,you said you use the unfortunately, it sounds like it is reluctant for you. there is nobody on the democratic side or elsewhere that would appeal to you? caller: i do not to say that. i do not use the word as far as unfortunately. we will see what bloomberg has to bring to the table. i know

baltimore. there may be minor airport delays. worst delays have been in maine where we have over 100,000 people without power and still gusty in upstate new york between santa clarita and santa barbara there. this is the maria fire. it had winds gusting 30 to 40 miles per hour. structures did burn overnight. there were more evacuations called. this one grew to about 7,500 acres in no time at all. the firefighters are hoping to get that under control later today. but we still have a critical risk of fire weather there, red flag warning still up for that area north of los angeles. tomorrow we finally reduce the winds but no sign of rain at all. actually the rest of the country looking for a beautiful fall weekend. cold mornings, sunshine in the afternoon. south florida, some thunderstorms on saturday, and we will deal with some snow and rain showers in the great lakes, but overall compared to the week we just got done with with the horrible weather in california and the big storm in the east, we will take some sunshine and we'll take the cool temperatures and have a fantastic weekend. you are watching "morning joe." we will be right back. they'r