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

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

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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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

along the new york-new jersey border.ennings creek wildfire has burned at least 5,000 acres of land. strong winds are limiting efforts to fight this blaze. it was only 30% contained by tuesday night, and heavy smoke is degrading air quality throughout northern new jersey. that area definitely needing more rain. >>> well, when "cbs news roundup" continues, we talk with people living on both sides of the southern border about donald trump's plan to deport millions of undocumented immigrants. that story coming up right after the break. aj: multiple studies have shown that marijuana can slow both driver reaction and response time... which can be really dangerous! he's here, he's here! connor: wait, wait, wait! aj: what? connor: i can't drive. aj: what, why? connor: i'm high. aj: oh. ♪♪ >>> this is "cbs news roundup." i'm carissa lawson in new york. president-elect donald trump has named two key allies to implement his vow to seal the southern border and deport millions of undocumented immigrants. steven miller who helped craf

>>> 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

it is not new news. these charges were made four years ago. then had three department of justice investigations that refute them. and attorney general investigation that reviewed weird attorney general of new york who governs the new york law and interprets the new york law found exactly contrary to what you are saying, and said it repeatedly. and you know she said it repeatedly. she said "the march 25th advisory did not require admission of covid-19 patients into nursing homes. but rather said admissions could not be denied solely. that means only on the basis of the covid diagnosis. the attorney general said while some commentators, republican commentators she was referring to, suggested the department of health guidance was a directive that nursing homes accept covid- 19 patients even if they could not care for them such an interpretation would violate regulations and place obligations on nursing homes if care for them, such the interpretation would violate statutes and regulations that place obligations on nursing homes to care for residen

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

world headquarters in new york, this is "world news tonight" with david muir. >> whit: good evening, great to have you with us on this friday night. i'm whit johnson in for david. >>> we have breaking news tonight on the trump transition, as the president-elect flushing out his team. but we begin with rain and snow on both coasts. millions preparing to travel for the thanksgiving holiday are facing the chance of a stormy week ahead. tonight, the first major snowfall of the season in the northeast. a downed tree making a traffic mess on route 307 in lackawanna county in pennsylvania. dangerous conditions shutting down a 50-mile stretch of interstate 84 from outside scranton, pennsylvania, to new york. drivers pushing cars out of deep snow. in the west that atmospheric river dumping rain on northern california. a mudslide burying an suv in sonoma county. northwest of there, in chico, california, first responders rescuing two people and a dog. meteorologist lee goldberg with the forecast in a moment. we begin with stephanie ramos in high point, new jersey, where they've already seen 20

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

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

cbs news new york. >>> finally, tonight marks 249 years since the u.s.e corps was established to support naval forces in the revo revolutionary war. as we prepare to honor our nation's veterans tomorrow, we thank you for your service. that is the cbs weekend news for this sunday. i'm jericka duncan in new york. have a great night. >>> from cbs news bay area, this is the evening edition. >> faith [ inaudible ] >> nancy pelosi shows up to say that tomorrow is another day. deep blue in a frat deposit deep loop democrats are very blue after the election. and the latest on the transition back to power. also, changes are coming for the streets of san francisco. what happens if drivers violate a new parking lot? live from the cbs studios in san francisco, we begin with, house speaker nancy pelosi. she attended her first public event since the general election, this after laming biden for contributing to the democrats losing the white house, big time. she was at glide memorial church to have a look at the construction going on, and to assure democrats that life

and i'll see you back here for abc seven news at four. >>> tonight, breaking news. president-elect donald trump picks vaccine skeptic rfk jr. for secretary of health and human services. to oversee the nation's health, the cdc, the

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

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

. >>> also tonight, the new wildfire erupting in new york city as neighboring new jersey declares a drought emergency. >>> the 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. >>> and nearly five years after it was destroyed by fire t-note redame cathedral set to re-open to the public. and the newly discovered treasures hidden for centuries. >>> this is nbc nightly news with lester holt. >> good evening and welcome. today major surprises among donald trump's latest picks to fill his cabinet, including matt gaetz, a fierce and loyal defender of mr. trump in congress. -- bracing winds 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 prize of last week's election, control of congress in addition to the presidency. tho

the snow is still hanging around across parts of upstate new york and northern new england.still looking at some heavy snow from roller vermont all the way to augustine maine, and this cold air is going to infiltrate so much of the country and really kick in a lake effect snow machine. so everybody that lives, all of the great lakes, which are way above normal temperaturewise right now, that cold air is going to crank things up not just tonight, not just tomorrow, but saturday and sunday, as well. some spots north of syracuse and south of buffalo could see 3-5 feet of snow come monday or tuesday morning. and the cold air coming in will be well below average. temperatures will feel like, with wind chills, in the teens and 20s, even some single numbers everywhere east of the mississippi, and you will see below-normal temperatures through the weekend and the beginning part of next week. the trend is for the next week or so to be that way in the northeast. above average in the west. nancy? >> nancy: time to pull the parka out of the closet, rob marciano, thank you. now to the tr

in berkeley, anser hassan, abc seven news. >> several cities in the bay area will have new mayors in san francisco. mayor london breed lost reelection. voters chose political newcomer daniel lurie. oakland voters decided to recall mayor sheng tao. she entered office in january of 2023 and is now the first mayor in oakland's history to be recalled. tao will leave office after the election results are certified. that will be in about a month. city council president nikki fortunato bass will take over as mayor unless she wins a seat on the alameda county board of supervisors, and according to the latest results in that race, she's now leading for the first time over former emeryville mayor john bowers. she's ahead by about 100 votes, so it's still very close. former oakland police chief leronne armstrong, who was fired by mayor tao, has lost his attempt for a seat on the city council. the latest results have him down 43% to 57% to rowena brown. we are still tracking election results for races across the bay area. find the latest numbers at abc seven news.com/election. >> a heartwarming

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trump's new pick for the role, and mr. trump's pick for defense secretary pete hegseth breaking his silence on capitol hill after a police report detailing a sexual assault allegation against him became public. he denies wrongdoing, but is his nomination in jeopardy, as well? >>> also tonight, the storm hitting coast to coast, the first major winter storm of the season hitting the midwest and bringing desperately needed rain to the northeast and the atmospheric river soaking the west coast. >>> the unexpected twist for actor jussie smollett and why his conviction for a hate crime hoke has been thrown out and a dramatic escalation, russia firing what 2 says is a new kind of ballistic missile at ukraine. the missing kayaker police say faked his own death sending a proof of life video and his escape plan revealed and the legendary college coach who just made history on the hardwood. ♪♪ ♪ >>> this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt. >>> good evening and welcome. president-elect donald trump's efforts to fill key roles in h

it's available at abc, seven news.com or wherever you stream abc seven news. >> new developments now in the controversy surrounding san mateo county sheriff christina corpus. today, the deputies union told abc seven that acting assistant sheriff matthew fox has resigned after 25 years with the county. now this news comes as the county board of supervisors is pushing sheriff corpus to step down. a scathing 400 page report was released this week accusing her of abuse of power, creating a culture of intimidation and retaliation, and having and inappropriate relationship with a staff member. so far, though, corpus has refused to resign. >> accusations of anti-semitism leads to a lawsuit against a local school district. >> the sequoia unified high school district accused of failing to protect jewish students from a hostile environment on campus. >> abc seven news reporter suzanne fawn has the details. >> my daughter came home from a world history class over a couple times, crying and crying. >> sam cassell says his daughter, a student at woodside high school, was harassed for being jewish

his publicist tells nbc news. the multi-grammy winning producer worked with michael jackson, producing his thriller album. he also collaborated with hundreds of artists including frank sinatra and ray charles. quincy jones was 91 years old. >>> coming up, we'll take a deep dive into early voting at our big board. >>> but first, runners descended at the 53rd w cneyorkity marathon yesterday. we'll bring you the winners 60 seconds. can keep coming back. start to break away from uc with tremfya... with rapid relief at 4 weeks. tremfya blocks a key source of inflammation. at one year, many people experienced remission... and some saw 100% visible healing of their intestinal lining. serious allergic reactions and increased risk of infections may occur. before treatment, your doctor should check you for infections and tb. tell your doctor if you have an infection, flu-like symptoms or if you need a vaccine. healing is possible with tremfya. ask your doctor about tremfya today. ♪ what is cirkul? cirkul is what you hope fo

including a massive fire in new york and new jersey.onditions are creating challenges for firefighters there who are working to get things under control. abc news reporter reena roy has our story. >> reporter the jennings creek fire blazing along the new york new jersey border, spanning 5000 acres with only 30% containment from the air. you can see this morning the flames inching closer to homes. >> this is horrifying because i don't. i have nowhere to go. where am i going to go? >> the largest in new york state since 2015. >> this fire alone has burned 2700 acres. and just a second fire has burned 700 acres. >> new york now under a statewide burn ban, as officials try to prevent even more danger. dry air, high winds and drought conditions fueling the flames. choppers picking up water from this lake to drop them over the flames. you can see ash falling and thick smoke filling the air. >> since early october, the new jersey forest fire service has responded to 537 fires. to put that in context, that is 500 more fires than we saw during t

i'm rhiannon, ally, abc news, new york. >> it's red cup day at starbucks. you can get your favorite holiday flavored drink. the coffee company is rolling out its holiday menu that features, of course, its classics and some new drinks, including a cran. wait, is it really called cranberry cranberry? a cranberry orange lemonade refresher, and a cranberry drink with coconut milk? and then there's the usual caramel brulÉe and chestnut praline lattes. today is also the first day starbucks is no longer charging for those nondairy alternatives and that, for me at least, is a reason to celebrate. >> yeah, big day for starbucks. >> okay, now let's rewind back to august. >> you know, i got dragged for getting the pumpkin spice latte for it was. it was time. is this too early for the holiday drinks? can i get a chestnut praline? >> you weren't here. but. but. yes, but last week, the day after halloween, we said to everybody. merry christmas. >> fa la la la la. >> yeah, we started singing. starting early. deck the halls, deck the halls. don, we now our gay apparel. it'

tom hanson, cbs news, new york. >> some important tips there. >>> still ahead on the "cbs weekend news," we say good-bye to the beloved villain known for his sweet name. >>> an update tonight. one of the 43 monkeys that escaped from a south carolina medical lab was caught last night. the lab's ceo said the monkey is well and was given some treats. the rest of the monkeys, however, remain at large but hanging out near the facility. >>> scary moments in the air for passengers on board a korean air flight traveling from bangkok to seoul. this video shared on line shows a man apparently trying to open the jet's emergency exit door midair. members of the flight crew subdued him and turned him over to police when the plane landed. >>> now to an ugly scene in the sky over this country. a charter jet carrying auburn university men's basketball team was forced to turn around after the pilot reported two players got into a fight. >> we have got an altercation on board. we've declared an emergency and land. we've got a bunch of basketball players fighting. >> the plane later took off for houston

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in particular the new york times and the british broadcast or sky news. their journalists and editors were tripping over themselves, changing headlines re editing video, turning in skies case some initially objective reporting into selective and misleading story telling that verged on this information. but the pro is real bias of western news outlets on stories pertaining to israel's brutal war on gaza is not exactly breaking that a beautiful day comes with an ugly, soft footfalls who look at it. and racism is often part of from the geo politics and the coverage of another thing as a more civil street suite. one likes the diplomats, the talking heads and moves. editors do not wear the team colors, but they too have their religions. what do you worry if that's like this attacks like this? tell us about the growing anti semitism across the globe. we saw football, geo politics and media malpractice come together. that night he announced, you know, this story that happened in amsterdam is a perfect example of why public trust in the media continues to the roa

in new york.ake a look at democracy in action. voting is still underway and much of the country. and while today is election day, people have been voting in record numbers four weeks. in fact more than 85 million people voted early and all reports today that the turnout is strong. and we could see a record surpassing the more than 160 million who voted in the last presidential election. we are going to share results with you as soon as we get them. and now the polls are closed in six states. let's take a look. in kentucky, cbs news projects donald trump wins the bluegrass state. where voters have picked a republican for the last six elections. in vermont, cbs news projects vice president harris wins the solidly blue state. polls have closed in indiana, one of the reddest states in the midwest, and cbs news characterized this as likely donald trump. let's look at virginia. it's still early, but cbs news characterize this as leaning democrat. it's been two decade since a republican clinched the comm

and new york.et on the street. >> you can only sign up if you see us out, right, so that's the big thing. >> reporter: it's all about the in-person connection. they call it blind eight and since launching this year, the brothers say they've hosted over 40 dinners at their home. what was part of the inspiration? >> we were taking our first brother trip to mexico and we were hostel hopping, meeting strangers. it was so open and freeing. i came up with the idea to have friends of friends meet each other. >> reporter: eventually, you went from friends of friends to strangers. >> that's right. we moved the needle with this piece of card board. >> reporter: no matter the format, these platforms have one goal in common. fighting loneliness. the u.s. surgeon general sort of announced an epidemic of loneliness in the country. do you feel like that's accurate? why? >> i've met a lot of strangers who say the same things. they have friends but sometimes it can go -- a lot of times, they have an issue. they don

in new york and new jersey intensifying efforts to manage the jennings creek wildfire.winds saturday night caused the fire to breach the containment lines, this is what the inferno looked like early sunday morning.>> the top of the hill is getting brighter.>> reporter: it sparked a fast mobilization of first responders and evacuation orders for more than 150 zones. jim johnson and jim howard among the evacuees watched from across the lake, hoping their homes are spared.>> you are just watching it inch by inch, it is coming towards our house, and we can't do anything.>> reporter: choppers are performing crucial water drops to keep this fire under control. residents in the area also worry about the ongoing dry conditions and severe drought.>> we are all on pins and needles, i could have a fire around my house, too.>> reporter: some on the front lines pausing to pay their respects to one of their own, 18-year-old, dario vasquez lost his life last week while trying to fight the fire. the danger is far from over.>> it is not over until it is over.>> george, it sounds like fi

you'd never guess there'd been any controversy over our new highway. you well, the size of this crowd, it appears that most of your like the idea now i'm sure most them do but i'll have to admit there are two or three folks out there. i never thought would show up today, even ahead of our business improvement. a descendant of our founder here today, maybe they finally seen the light, jack. i sure hope their grandfather connor's not turning over in his grave at what's happening here today. well, if he is, bob. it isn't because you and i didn't fight it all the way. now that it's built. let's hope we have been wrong. hello, ralph. how? dairy farm? have we convinced you farmers yet? no, but what done is done not just cut ribbon. i can get on in the markets and see this road is worth the trouble. it's caused me. ladies and gentlemen it's worth the thank pleasure today on the occasion of this important event to introduce to you the illustrious governor of our great state, the honorable theodore white. thank, spencer. distinguished ladies and gentlemen i com

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

joe pike, bbc news.8—year—old man from london was arrested in dubai for having sex with a 17—year—old british girl he met on holiday there. marcus fakana began a romance with the girl, who has since turned 18, in september. her mother became aware of the relationship and reported it to dubai police. mr fakana faces 20 years in jail. in america, donald trump's choice to become the country's top law official, matt gaetz, has announced he's withdrawing his name for the role of attorney general. his nomination to lead the justice department was controversial, after accusations of sexual misconduct with an underage girl, a claim he denies. here's sarah smith. matt gaetz was always going to be a problem. unpopular and mired in scandal. but donald trump obviously thought he could force congress to approve a man who is facing allegations of sexual misconduct to be head of the justice department. until the latest additional revelation led matt gaetz to withdraw his nomination, saying... "it is clear my confirmati

but tonight, six new astronauts say it's given them a whole new outlook on life. marissa parra has our good news. one ignition tonight. a spectacular journey bringing us closer to the stars. a bit of heaven for the six passengers on board blue origin. they go up. they take all of us with them. seeing our sometimes troubled planet in a whole new light before stepping back on earth and into the arms of loved ones. the world's newest astronauts, heads still in the clouds, gushing about the journey of a lifetime. so much space. and i kept saying like, that's our planet. that's our planet. it was the same feeling i got when my kids were born, and i was like, that's my baby. it was beautiful. blue origin's ninth crewed flight carried history on board a married couple, now the first to make it to space together twice. and emily calandrelli of netflix and youtube fame is space gal now the 100th woman in space. their ten minute journey a lifetime reminder that a new perspective can make even the biggest problems seem so small. seeing the world from up that high, where you

and what new york city had to offer. who new york city fed. and who came to new york city.d the different reasons people cooked in new york city from the chefs who want to become world famous. then the chefs who have no ideas of fame and just wanted to feed a community. maybe it was the thai community on the west side or maybe just people who lived five or six blocks away but they would still pour their hearts way to it. and everything in between that, i came to find that very interesting. it encapsulates something about new york. it is a magnet for all kinds of reasons. people may come here for a better job, for a better life. and some people come here to write their name on the big wall for everybody to see. and that, to me, somewhere in the midst of that is what makes the city great. >> pete wells we will all miss reading your reviews in the new york times but look forward to whatever you do next at the paper. so great to have you on the program. thank you. >> thank you. >> five years after a devastating fire gutted a world icon, notre dame is days away from reopening. f

world headquarters in new york, this is "world news tonight." >> linsey: good evening, everyone. thanks so much for joining us on this sunday. i'm linsey davis. with thanksgiving just a few days away, millions of americans are getting ready to hit the roads and skies in likely record-breaking numbers but that rush could get complicated. rain and snow are in the forecast for both coasts throughout the week, including on tuesday. one of the busiest travel days, and that may slow things down a bit. the tsa says 50,000 flights will be in the air, and the faa is opening up restricted air space on that day. airports are already packed as some travelers get a jump on the rush. the weather could also snarl traffic on the roads, but there is some good news for drivers. gas prices continue to fall. and more welcome news after that major carrot recall. one of the companies involved is reassuring consumers who are shopping for a staple of the thanksgiving table. we have team coverage tonight. abc news meteorologist somara theodore leads us off. what can travelers expect? time this all out fo

now nearly 90% contained in both new york and new jersey. but the national weather service warning that colorado on dry and windy conditions across the northeast remain a threat to spread the flames and ignite new fires. >> we have another wind event coming. obviously there is concern. >> officials say the wildfire is the largest in new york in 16 years with fire crews from as far as montana on the ground in the air working to manage in. helicopters from national guard dropping 50,000 gallons of water. >> very rocky and steep. it makes it very difficult to get crews in much less engines. >> over the weekend, flames jumping containment lines because of the wind prompting voluntary evacuations still in effect that impacted over 160 homes in the neighboring town of warwick. more than half of the northeast remains under moderate drought with red like mornings on saturday impacting over 40 million people. crews managing localized brushfires and other states like massachusetts and connecticut. now this morning, within the fire threat far from gone

stephanie gosk, nbc news, new york. >>> let's turn overseas now. in spain tonight, the death toll is rising following catastrophic flooding. more than 150 killed after a wall of water surged through the valencia region in eastern spain, leaving behind massive piles of debris, wrecked cars, and mud. a year's worth of rain fell there in just eight hours. >>> back here at home, after one of the driest octobers in the northeast, it's record heat on halloween. temperatures into the high 70s and 80s across the east on up through new england. perfect weather for trick or treating in places like spooky salem, massachusetts. meanwhile, in minnesota, a snowstorm. parts of the state, including minneapolis and duluth, getting between 1 and 4 inches of snow today. >>> we'll be right back in 60 seconds with a case originally reported as a bear attack. now a suspect, a stranger is in custody for the gruesome murder of a father found dead in his tent. how police caught the suspect, next. ppy birthday, d. - happy birthday! - i got you something. - we said no gifts!

breaking news. special counsel jack smith planning to step down before president-elect trump takes office. and overnight trump announcing more new picks for his administration, including u.s. army veteran fox host pete hegseth as defense secretary, and south dakota governor christie noem. plus the role elon musk will play, as trump is set to meet with president biden at the white house this morning. >> george: 5,000 acres scorched as firefighters battle the wild fire burning along the new york/new jersey border. we're tracking the fire risk and the new burn ban this morning. >> rebecca: massive explosion. the investigation after a blast at a kentucky manufacturing facility. >> george: plus the major airline heading toward bankruptcy. ♪ >> michael: and we're crazy in love with the 500th episode of "dancing with the stars." ginger takes us behind the scenes and the shocking end to a fan favorite's time in the ballroom. and we're crazy for "people's" new sexiest man alive revealed overnight. >> announc

but how new are the breaches on the news? nbc bay area, telemundo 48 and our sister stations around the country started looking into it when hackers get into a company's computer. california law requires the company to tell you and the attorney general, which makes the report public. well, right now, the attorney general's data breach database has more than 4000 reports in it. our team analyzed all of them. the average time between the date thieves got into a company's files. and the date the company disclosed. the breach was a little more than six months. 27 weeks, to be exact. is 27 weeks fast enough? no, that's definitely not fast enough. that's thorin klosowski with the electronic frontier foundation, based in san francisco. a lot can happen in that amount of time. even even 90 days. a lot can happen with that data. here's the thing. the law doesn't lay out a timetable to tell consumers. our colleagues around the country found other states laws aren't any clearer. we need to have quicker reporting. that's virginia u.s. se

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also weighing in on new hires, billionaire elon musk, sources tell abc news. musk has been on at least two phone calls trump has had with foreign leader, and that musk is now offering input on staffing decisions. republicans have already locked in the senate majority, with one race still undecided. control of the house of representatives is still up for grabs. christiane cordero, abc news, washington. >> and speaking of elon musk, donald trump's win has been very good for his company, tesla. shares of the electric car maker are up 35% since the november 5th presidential election. shares of the company were at their highest value in two and a half years. yesterday during the campaign, musk contributed at least $119 million to a pro-trump group. >> governor gavin newsom is in washington, d.c, this morning to meet with the biden administration, he said, to discuss disaster relief funding and push for federal approval of state climate rules and healthof care updates. newsom is concerned those policies could face opposition under the incoming trump administration.

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and more breaking news. just as we were speaking, former president trump announcing he's tapping pete hegseth to be next secretary of state of the united states. what more are you learning about this one? >> this goes to some of what we were just talking about, which is donald trump really wanting people who can put forward his message on television, and he likes the way that pete performs. i do want to note that he has a very long record in the military. he was an army combat veteran. he served both in afghanistan and iraq. and this is what we got from a statement from donald trump. he said pete has spent his entire life as a warrior for the troops and country. he's tough, smart, and a true believer in america first. with pete at the helm, america's enemies are on notice. our military will be great again, and america will never back down. he goes into his biography. i talked to a number of advisers in the last few minutes, as this was unfolding. they said pete has been an unformal adviser to the former pres

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