it's amazing to see the nile. us is our guide, a national geographic explorer born in africa and dedicated to its wildlife. and this scientist is giddy with excitement. she's helping us as we venture along the nile. he's coming down. >> i see him. >> they're very quick. >> reporter: by spotting wildlife and the hidden dangers lurking along the way. that's a big croc. that was a little guy. it's so beautiful, it really is. and we're the only ones here. but there is one spot beyond compare. >> we're going to get to the falls any second now. >> reporter: the mighty murchison falls. >> it's like a rip in the earth. >> reporter: water plummeting 140 feet through a narrow cravas cravasse. our guide is in awe. >> from here, it travels all the way through northern africa, sustaining so many lives, animal, and eco systems that depend so much on the nile. >> reporter: for "nightline," gloria riviera. >>> thanks for watching abc news. tune into "good morning america" tomorrow, and as always, we're on abcnews.com. good night.

this is in a slightly new spot northbound 880 as you approach alvarado niles. you may see a few delays. lanes are blocked until about 5:00 and better news here. they actually cleared the overnight roadwork in san leandro. so now it's a smooth trip into downtown oakland. >> a typical 4:30 traffic report. >> thank you. >>> a bay area man is in jail for killing his wife. joe vazquez reports he promised she would never have pain so he shot her in their alameda apartment. >> they are a nice couple. i feel he loved her and just couldn't see her suffer anymore. >> reporter: neighbors say prayers for the loving couple that was once inseparable but now 72-year-old joanne canfield is dead and her husband also 72 is in jail charged with murder. >> it is very sad. very, very sad. she's gone. but he is still suffering. >> reporter: investigators say jc turned himself in at the police department and confessed to a "mercy" killing. >> he told us he decided to kill her because to end her suffering. >> reporter: and that was something they had arranged? >> something they had sp

. >> between union city and fremont, alvarado niles and fremont boulevard both directions various lanes blocked so we'll give you travel times and the rest of the bay area commute coming up. >>> a man is carjacked with charged with murder for the hit- and-run that killed a 14-year- old near san leandro last week. kpix 5's joe vazquez reports the 34-year-old suspect has a history of violence. >> they dropped the ballthen one. >> reporter: why is that? >> i think his record speaks for itself. >>> reporter: it's a record keith faber knows well as the former petting zookeeper at kennedy park in hayward, he was here in 1999 when an 18-year- old sonny anderson was busted for mutilating animals. sonny was convicted for killing a chicken and goose and slashing this pony named oreo in its back quarters. >> that's the four signs of a somebody with a sick mind when they do something to an animal early in life. >> reporter: in 2009 he was busted for breaking into a 74- year-old woman's home, beating her, then burglarizing her house. >> i have been upset over this matter ever since that first happen

we are talking along alvarado niles road and almaden boulevard closed at that intersection. emergency crews are on scene. we haven't confirmed about how serious the accident is, it will be blocked for a while. southbound 880 approaching stevenson, an accident involving up to 5 cars. still blocking lanes. traffic is very slow still from 238. and we'll head out back towards the east bay. this is still our hot spot all the way from richmond into berkeley. actually the backups are starting to slow down now in hercules and then really slows down in richmond. two separate crashes one at central and i think i mentioned another one at university. i want to show you some of the slowdowns now. this is one of those caltrans cameras. you can see these on their website westbound traffic slowing at carlson boulevard you can see there. eastbound gets by without a delay at all but in the commute direction unusual backups right now. also, just your usual slowdowns coming through the livermore valley up to about 28 minutes from the altamont pass and 680. heaviest traffic to north livermore. t

between fremont boulevard and alvarado niles. it's actually scheduled until 6:00 so you can see right there is our camera zooming past some of the slow sensors southbound roadwork is clear though. and if you are traveling farther north on the nimitz freeway, 880 in oakland near the coliseum, everything looks great. this is the oakland coliseum area there to your ride -- taillights still moving fine all the way up to your downtown oakland exits. bay bridge, that earlier stall past treasure island cleared, as well. so now everything is great in the cash and the fastrak lanes approaching the toll plaza. that's your latest "kcbs" drive to work. lawrence is very excited for this week's forecast. he will tell you why. >> it's that obvious? >> it's that obvious! i really am. this is probably the best looking seven-day forecast i have seen in quite a while. so yeah, out the door right now, we have some clouds moving across our skies. look at that nice swirl, that area of low pressure off the coast as that storm system winding up gets rea

. >> we got west nile. can they do the same thing with these? >> the number one of all of these problems, over a hundred million people, there's a vaccine in the works. there's a treatment for it, it's an anti-parasit ik treatment, but it's only available outside the u.s. >> and the side effects are honewho are remember douse. >> and david mentioned, he was in the dominican republican, there's no treatment. for that, we have to do what david was talking about which is to suppress the mosquito populations and wear long sleeves and get rid of standing water. and hopefully prevent the spread up here. it's like west nile. >> at least you have a few months before spring. >> just be careful. >> they like me far too much. >> you're too sweet. >> that's right. >> it's your blood type really that attracts the mosquitos, right? >> is it? >> maybe it's the perfume you use. >> there's something about you -- not you particularly. >> all the bugs -- >> the kissing bug -- the yellow fever watch out for that. >> meanwhile, are we fatter than we think? america's

joining us is dan niles., good to have you. >> caller: thanks kayla. >> a fresh all time high for a stock normally in its weak season. do you think it is really all this news about apple pay and the supply for the apple watch driving it? >> those are interesting. the real key is the new iphones are the best products they have had since really the iphone 4 came out four years ago. and that is really what's driving the stock. they have had substandard product relative to what competitors have been doing in terms of producing large format phones for the last four years. and that's been the big problem. this should be the best product cycle we've seen in four years. and that is what's driving the stock. >> steve wozniak in comments earlier this week, said if apple just launched iphone 6 earlier, it it would basically have not had to worry about samsung as a competitor. do you think that apple can make up for that lost time at this point with the iphone 6? >> i agree. this is apple's number one issue. if you look

hit more roadwork in hayward and more roadwork northbound 880 in fremont as you approach alvarado niles. most of this is scheduled to wrap up by 5:00. i know the northbound 880 roadwork in fremont not scheduled to wrap up until 6:00. anyway, it's not causing any delay right now in all directions. if you want to ride mass transit, bart looks pretty good at this hour. bart all trains so far on time, problem-free. that's your latest "kcbs" drive to work. frank and michelle, back to you guys. >> all right. thank you, elizabeth. >>> the chp says rain may have been a factor in a 10-vehicle pile-up on interstate 680. it happened in walnut creek about 3:00 yesterday afternoon. four northbound lanes were blocked at ygnacio valley road for an hour. traffic backed up for miles on 680 as well as highway 24. five people had minor injuries. >>> a man is under arrest for what he showed to the secret service agents right near the white house. the man told secret service agents someone told him to drive from his home way out in iowa to the white house. agents asked to search his car. they found a huntin

i believe it's called nile tilapia or nile carp.f it and then deep-fry it. >> this one like gasoline. fire. >> guy's trying to kill us. >> yeah. >> okay, okay. [ speaking foreign language ] >> for your uncle, yes. >> 69 years old. >> looking good. >> he drinks half a bottle a day. >> so it's pretty much the keith richards health and preservation plan. all right. i'm going to get healthy too. >> the whiskey, i have to say, is taking hold in some clinically fascinating ways. >> funny. [ laughter ] >> i lost the plot. >> oh, that's okay. it all comes back to me as the world shifts and tilts. although i had been looking out a whole lot of hotel windows these days struggling to figure out where i am -- >> okay. >> -- being here, throwing back shots of rice whiskey with these guys, i know i'm back in thailand. ♪ not just thailand, but northern thailand. once known as kingdom of a million rice fields, it's a fertile, green and gorgeous area, home of the ancient lanna people. welcome to chiang mai province, tucked up near the borders of bur

niners de san francisco terminaron con la victoria 16 a 10 pase para el ex kansas city, dio para que nilesas comenzaban mal. mÁs tarde nig terminaba fallando el gol de campo, al final los cargadores ganaron 13 a 6. el pase terminamos de 42 para completar la anotaciÓn la tarde terminaba en una miseria, lo interceptaban y colorÍn colorado ganÓ el equipo de los ranses de san luÍs. >> los juegos centroamericanos se impusieron en segundo record, venezuela le ganÓ a nicaragua, mientras que samanta salas dio cÁtedra en raketball, el martes la selecciÓn mexicana de fÚtbol estÁ presentando selecciÓn. >> al final todos son clÁsicos van a ser partidos precisamente del nivel de clÁsico, peleados y que nosotros los vamos a buscar poner a nuestro favor. >> en el boxeo sigue su reinado en los pesos pesados, Ésta noche acabÓ en 5 asaltos, aprovechÓ para dejar sin posibilidades al bÚlgaro, sumÓ 54 triunfos. la selecciÓn de fÚtbol de el salvador se proclamÓ campeón por 11 goles a 2. >> estaba platicando el encuentro que va a tener la selecciÓn mexicana. >> y el martes contra bielorrusia estÁ en la lista de

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>>all 4 men charged in the september shooting of 2 niles north students pled not guilty. the 4 are charged in the death of niles north senior maxwell gadau and injuring a female senior student at that school. police say the suspects had a hand in luring the girl to her car for a supposed drug sale.. when the shooting happened. none of the 4 suspects are alleged to be the shooter. skokie police are convinced the shooter was a 17-year-old chicago teen who was arrested and released. a 92-year-old woman was acquitted in a battery case against an off-duty chicago police officer, after a long- standing dispute between neighbors turned deadly. hazel jones-huff was arguing with her neighbor last april when she reportedly started throwing rocks and dirt at the woman, and hit her with a broom. that woman's husband, the police officer, tried to intervene. then, 86-year-old joe huff came out of his house with a shotgun. police say huff shot the officer's wife, then the officer shot and killed him. get back from the car. if you pick it up i will shoot you. get back! >> the officer's w

now, we have -- this is video of a problem on alvarado niles road in union city. there was a pedestrian crash here. again, these are live pictures. you can see that there are -- they are detouring traffic onto one side of the road as they complete their investigation. union city police are investigating a pedestrian accident. the pedestrian is in serious condition at the hospital and this happened right there at almaden boulevard at alvarado niles still causing traffic problems if you are exiting there. >>> let's take a look at the bay bridge toll plaza. the traffic here is going to be better than it was. still about a 15, 20-minute delay at the toll plaza and another 10, 15 on the actual bridge. if you are driving in san jose, we talked about the crash but i want to talk about 280. 280 is not your friend. we had ankerrer yernt accident on -- an earlier accident at de anza and those roads are taking a beating. let's go to steve in the weather center. >>> thank you, sir. we have a lot of fog this morning. some of that looks to be lifting. some 40s and a few 30s, es

use alvarado niles or industry as alternates.cene straight ahead. let's take a look at the bay bridge. we're seeing a little bit of improvement right now. still about a 15, 20-minute delay. but the backup mere is not quite so deep -- heesh here is not so deep. looking at 880 in oakland. it's still fogged in. but if we go to the maps, i will show you this area where we're normally seeing it. this is where our camera is. it's completely fogged in. there's all kinds of fog there as you just saw. southbound 880 traffic by the way is going to be slow from about 238 heading on down to fremont which is normal. 580 is also very slow through livermore and into dublin. back to the desk. >>> all right. thank you, sal. >>> the investigation continues this morning into the death of a man found inside a uc berkeley fraternity. katie utehs is outside of the house where she just received a statement from the fraternity. good morning, katie. >> reporter: good morning, tori. the narcotic leaders released a statement about a half-hour ago. it reite

obligation to supply the retail water to the church this church was one of 3 customers along the road in niles cannon we stopped supplying water in 199 had the california department of health found an issue with the water we supplied and over a periods of several years we funded construction of a well and we objected encroachment permits for the lines across caltrain and other property and feinstein in 2011, we entered into an amendment that led the way for the easement. >> questions? >> i'll move it. >> second. >> any public comment? i'll call for the question those in favor opposed? the motion carries >> thank you. >> so i said we do not have closed session today. >> correct. >> very good other new business? commissioners? seeing none, i do want to announce that the meeting of november 11th has been scald because that's veterans day and there's been a new meeting called a special meeting for november 12th at 1 o'clock in the room this room and note the different time >> so seeing no other business this meeting is adjourned week. >> ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ the san francisco. the reporter: has many opportun

. >> you got west nile. can they do the same thing with these? >> how to stop it, dengue fever, which is the number one of all of these problems, brothwe're tg about 100 million people. with chagas disease, there's a treatment only available outside the u.s. you have to go through the centers for disease control. and for chikungunya which has been erupting in the caribbean. as he mentioned he was just in the dominican republic. it's erupting down there. there's no treatment. and we're starting to see in local mosquitoes up here. we have to suppress the moefx population and get rid of them and suppress chikungunya. >> just a few months before spring. >> mosquitoes like me. >> you're too sweet. >> it's your blood type, really, that attracts mosquitoes, isn't it in. >> also it's the perfume you use. >> the kissing bug -- >> all that chikungunya, the yellow fever mosquitoes. watch out for that. >>> meanwhile, are we fatter than we think? the obesity epidemic, what a shocking new study reveals about it. the doctors will fill us in on how we can lose w

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the court released a statement that reads on tuesday morning this week in response to jewel nile today family court issued new rules for the screenings of juveniles in collaboration of the sheriff's office. officials in the department of human services are working to find occupant how many juveniles were stripped search. channel 6 "action news." >> a judge has shot down the state's efforts to legalize sports betting. the state is appealing the ruling. >>> pennsylvania's jobless rate has fallen to a 6 year low. the state's unemployment fell 5.4%. >>> last night was one of the best night ever for special group of kids. several turned in their hospital gowns for philly themed pajamas. >> reporter: 4-year-old gracin couldn't believe he got a locker in the philadelphia clubhouse and reuben amaro offered him a contract and he signed. gracin just finished 18 months of key mow therapy at the children's hospital of philadelphia. he joined other younger patients and family and friends for a sleepover inside. >> it wasn't what i was specking, what were you expecting? >> like hard floors and gym l

. >> to find out, we drove more than 1,600 niles from northern and central california. unannounced visioned during the day and a night. >> we tested during 14 visits to nine of the largest and most critical stations. >>> have the only thing separating us from that transform he is a small gun, that hill and the fence. >> one is 24-7-on sight security. >>> we did see an individual in a vehicle on the south side. but nobody has comedy by and ask us to leave. >> you can record me all want this paid security guard answered our questions after spotting our camera. he provided information and never asked who we were or why we were there. >> are you here 24/7? >> we're here 24/7. >> what kind of shifts are you running? >> but at two large sub stations, we found no visible security guards. >> i don't see anybody. >> and at that same substation, we found this open gate. and later a pg & e employee answered our questions. >> we're just really curious about the facility. is there anybody here? onsite? it used the to be manned but it isn't anymore. >> no security? >> yeah. there are

they want the quotas raised for gray, nile, and canada geese.hey only smile when they hear that that would only worsen things in germany. >> you can't rule it out completely, but it's very unlikely. because the gray and canada geese that have settled here rarely fly more than 20 kilometers away. of course there are geese in the border region, but there are so few of them that they'd hardly notice the difference in germany. >> in the afternoon, wim westhoff gives it another go. there are plenty of geese to shoot at. >> in the end, you go home with three or four geese, or one or two perhaps. that's nice. it's exciting and that makes it fun. >> so it's back to the blind to wait again. the hunter says it's worth it, because in the end, you know the meat is organic through and through. >> one of the most controversial european stories over the last few months has been the case of a british couple who took their cancer-stricken son, ashya king, out of hospital in the uk without permission. they brought illegally him to spain. british authorities relea

darrelle young there, niles paul among the participants.to see those guys out there. >>> here is your chance to win a redskins jersey signed by ryan kerrigan. all you got to do is go to our facebook page and click sign kerrigan jersey giveaway to enter. you have to sunday, november 23. >>> back to the nfl. adrian peterson suspended by the league for the rest of the year for violating the league's personal conduct policy. the minnesota vikings running back charged with felony injuring a child. he eventually pled no contest to a lesser charge. peterson's suspension extends into april of next year. commissioner's ruling not sitting well with peterson's teammates and coaches. >> i think it's a tough decision for him to have to deal with. i know he served his time. he missed half the season. but that's between him and the nfl. but my personal opinion, i think he got a raw deal. >> it's unfortunate for adrian. you know, the legal process is so convoluted between the league and the p.a. so that whole thing has to play itself out. >> all right. you

. >>> a man was killed in union city at alvarado niles road and almaden boulevard after 5:00 a.m. the victim was rushed to the hospital where he was pronounced dead. the driver remained at the scene and cooperated with police. it's still not clear how the accident hanked. >> hanked. >> -- dash happened. >> this does not appear to have occurred inside the crosswalk. as far as, you know, how it occurred, that's what we're trying to figure out. >> traffic was detoured to one side of the road during the investigation this morning. the alameda county coroner has not yet released the identity of the victim. >> there is new information this noontime about the body found on the b.a.r.t. tracks yesterday in concord. the contra costa county coroner's office office has identified the victim as a 48- year-old in orange county. the coroner says he was struck by a train because he suffered severe trauma. b.a.r.t. officials have not said how or why he got on the tracks between the concord and north concord station. >>> today you decide. it's election day. but here in california election official

the student has not niled charges.here's a culture in students to administers who did not aggressively seek to punish the alleged offenders. students and professors prote protested on campus. but the university's president, named in the article, say that they are in need of change. >> i don't care about the reputation, as long as we have safe. >> you ban the activities for the semester, i don't think it will work for the future. >> i think the mind set of our community needs to change. clearly something is not working. something is not right. people are getting hurt over and over again. that has to stop. >> i think what i first read the article, i was sick to my stomach. get to the bottom of whatever this is and make this a better place. >> so the school's president is asking local police to investigate. uva is among 55 schools in a federal title 9 compliance review. they are voluntarily suspending activities until the investigation is complete. it's drawn condemnation from professors and alalumny. and even lisa jacob

this is in a slightly new spot northbound 880 as you approach alvarado niles.. lanes are blocked until about 5:00 and better news here. they actually cleared the overnight roadwork in san leandro. so now it's a smooth trip into downtown oakland. >> a typical 4:30 traffic report. >> thank you. >>> a bay area man is in jail for killing his wife. joe vazquez reports he promised she would never have pain so he shot her in their alameda apartment. >> they are a ce

and we had chosen in three states, john lee, upper nile and unity, which we thought were sort of theragile states inside the country. and we started to train youths in jonglei state. they did a great job. unfortunately the war broke out, the civil war. it scattered people. because of technology training and human training, they started to help people get to safety. they acted in some ways as a first response unit by helping friends across ethnic lines, because it's not only a issue. >> tribal. >> so they activated that. when they came in, we worked with them to relocate or help them get situated as best we could. and started working in the protection civilian camps. our largest project has moved to eastern equatorial, and we are training a new group of youth leaders that will go back to the communities, initiate training and projects inside of the communities. i'm really excited about them. >> the efforts are important given the suffering that is going on. >> you saw the suffering to the infamous lords resistance army and joseph kony, and the trauma that the child soldiers have gone

that will feel really, really niles. mostly cloudy, not as cold for tonight, 38 in the city. , 33 in the circumstances, 55 will be the high temperature tomorrow. almost 10 degrees bump from where we were today. rain again moving in at night. you might want to have those umbrellas early monday morning, but probably won't need them that long. eagles 1:00 game tomorrow. >> this will feel great if you're out tailgating early, still chilly, temperatures in the 40's, low 50's, and at some point in the afternoon we hit the high temperature of 55 degrees. tomorrow dry day, sunshine, rain comes in sunday night into monday. but again impacts will be low, since it is mainly over night rain. it is a warm windy monday temperatures in the 70s. and then 53 degrees thereon tuesday. so tuesday looks good. in you to pick a travel day, tuesday or wednesday, do tuesday because we are concerned about the potential for system to bring mixed bag of some precipitation, including snow, on wednesday, this would be, i believe at this point, looks

. >> between union city and fremont, alvarado niles and fremont boulevard both directions various lanesravel times and the rest of the bay area commute coming up. >>> a man is carjacked with charged with murder for the hit- and-run that killed a 14-year- old near san leandro last week. kpix 5's joe vazquez reports the 34-year-old suspect has a history of violence. >> they dropped the ballthen one. >> reporter: why is that? >> i think his record speaks for itself. >>> reporter: it's a record keith faber knows well as the former petting zookeeper at kennedy park in hayward, he was here in

. >>> two policemen have reportedly been killed by a bomb in egypt's nile delta.elevision says the officers were inspectin inning e devise when it went off in a train saying, hours later another small bar exploded wounded three people there. >>> and the united nation is his reviewing egypt's human rights record. diplomat are meeting in gentlemagenevadiscussing the trf political opponents as well as the media three of al jazerra's journalists have been in prison in egypt for 313 days. the network continues to demand their immediate release. barnaby phillips reports. >> reporter: for the egyptian government, this was an opportunity to repair their country's image to defend their human rights record. and they took it seriously. bringing a large delegation led by a government minister. >> translator: he said the new constitution represents a victory for human rights. and that despite what he calls a bar bar i can acts of terrorists, egypt is committed to the rule of law. afterwards, we tried to speak to him. minister, would you say just a few quick would words to al j

last month mosquitoes in that area tested positive for the west nile virus. >>> good morning, laura. activists who have been against the installation of artificial turf say they'll be back here this morning to block construction crews from entering the site. they want the city of san francisco to vote until up -- turf here, it's losing artificial i, which is losing the graph since passing. wednesday morning a fence was put up and trees are down. the fact that they've gone ahead with the construction without waiting for a certification of a boat, a lot people feel it very disrespectful. one protester says the news showed a link between artificial turf and cancer. >> i don't know if we mentioned this or not but the weekend is here. >> you can always feel it, a little extra spring in people's step. >> including christina. you'd be surprised how many today today fan were thong. >>off to school this morning, you're going to see some very, reduced visibility in places we don't typically get this thick fog. it hard to make out downtown san jose. over the shark tank right now you can't even

it's not the nile in egypt. it's the rio grande here. >> reporter: reverend max lynn is now pastor at st. john's presbyterian church. >> what would we do if moses floats up to us in a basket? what are we going to do in. >> reporter: reverend ben daniels serves as pastor at montclair presbyterian church in oakland. oos founding church in the sanctuary movement, which is once again providing refuge to a family. >> i couldn't live with myself if i didn't do everything i could to save the lives of the family that has been given to us for care. >> reporter: both lynn and daniels say their congregations are willing and able to stand up to the government if authorities try to deport these refugees. >> if they say that no, they're just illegal aliens, then we're willing to harbor, to find a safe haven, to protect them from deportation. >> go back home! >> reporter: it's an issue that divides many americans. some opponents say there's no room for a mofrmt like sanctuary in the current debate over immigration policy. >> a

. >> andrew: reynolds stuffed -- the freshman, niles morgan having a night against navy. >> aaron: ifker sees a hole he hits it but he has to get home to make the play. it's that sort of athleticism that has brian vangorder, defensive coordinator forot nre dame very excited. joe schmidt is a very smart football player but nyles morgan is a very athletic one as we just saw. >> andrew: morgan filling in for the injured schmidt on crutches on the notre dame sideline. second down and 12. reynold chased by day, day hit him, it's picked off. utupo has the interception for notre dame. sheldon day set that up. utupo with the i-n-t and there are a couple of injured members of the irish defense down on the field. >> aaron: one of those is sheldon day and i think the other one is james onwualu. >> andrew: that's correct. day upon top, alonwuu on the bottom. great pressure from sheldon day, the junior out of indianapolis, and that really is what set up the interception as we take another look. >> aaron: top of the screen, day doesn't get blocked, the guard makes a mistake, the two players hit eac

. >> andrew: reynolds stuffed -- the freshman, niles morgan having a night against navy. >> aaron: ifker sees a hole he hits it but he has to get home to make the play. it's that sort of athleticism that has brian vangorder, defensive coordinator for notre dame very excited. joe schmidt is a very smart football player but nyles morgan is a very athletic one as we just saw. >> andrew: morgan filling in for the injured schmidt on crutches on the notre dame sideline. second down and 12. reynold chased by day, day hit him, it's picked off. utupo has the interception for notre dame. sheldon day set that up. utupo with the i-n-t and there are a couple of injured members of the irish defense down on the field. >> aaron: one of those is sheldon day and i think the other one is james onwualu. >> andrew: that's correct. day upon top, onwualu on the bottom. great pressure from sheldon day, the junior out of indianapolis, and that really is what set up the interception as we take another look. >> aaron: top of the screen, day doesn't get blocked, the guard makes a mistake, the two players hit eac

meteorologist danielle niles is with us from our boston station wbz.g. good morning, everybody. watching this nor'easter. travel becomes slippery as temperatures fall. police this afternoon and evening, that rain/snow hugging the coast line of eastern massachusetts and areas of snow will continue through maine through thanksgiving morning. we're talking about a wide swath of 3 to 6 inches but the deep pinks are away from the coastline of maine. gayle, back to you. >> thank you, danielle. >>> president obama has been continuing the tradition. george h.w. busch became the first commander in chief to pardon a turkey. >> you know, a domesticated turkey is about one small step from being a wild animal so we wondered what it takes to get one ready to share the stage with the president and what we discovered is it takes a lot of work. at cooper farms in ohio recently, he was making his final decision on which two lucky white turkeys would be getting an all expense paid trick to the white house for the annual pardon. if you believe all those stories about turk

people have been dying in north texas of west nile fever.the dallas area alone 15 people died of west nile fever since july. there has been an ebola outbreak again in central africa, the democratic republic of the condo as an ebola outbreak that has killed 3 dozen people by now and still going on. there was another ebola outbreak across the border in uganda and related to the spillover that had caused the outbreak in the democratic republic of the condo. that one was ended so these things are happening. it is like a drumbeat of disease outbreaks and small crises. another on the arabian peninsula, there is a virus that closely resembles the size virus, belongs to the same family. the virus that carried the this scared the disease experts in 2003. this new virus in the arabian peninsula has only killed one person, put another man in the hospital in britain but scientists all over the world are watching it carefully. wyatt watching it carefully? they know the next big one could look something like that. so there is a drumbeat of these things. t

meteorologist danielle niles also from wbz is tracking this weather mess. danielle, good morning. >> good morning, everybody. happy thanksgiving. still some areas of snow, heavy at that in parts of maine will continue to exit today and snow showers through portions of central new york and also down into pennsylvania. maybe a couple of inches here in the hilly terrain of the western portions of north carolina. otherwise the southern tier of the united states is quiet on this thanksgiving. a couple of pockets of snow in the northeast and rain in the pacific northwest. temperatures on the chilly side. 12 degrees the high today in minneapolis. 30s in st. louis and only 47 for a high in atlanta today. much warmer when you get back down to the desert southwest. 85 in phoenix and 50s in seattle. we're expecting pockets of heavy rain in portions as well. up to 2 inches of river flooding. michelle, i'll send it back over to you. >> thanks. >>> ferguson saw tightened security. it helped prevent more violence, but many are still angry over the decision not to charge o

danielle niles is with us from our boston station wbz.here with rain spreading into new england, snow on the northwest side. travel becomes slippery as temperatures fall late this afternoon and evening. that rain/snow line going to hug the coastline of eastern massachusetts and areas of snow will continue in plain main through thanksgiving morning. we're talk about a wide swath of three to six inches. the deep pinks indicate a foot or more from central new hampshire. gayle, back to you. >> thank you danielle. >>> some turkeys are sure having a better week than others. president obama today continues that tradition that's been going back for 25 years now. president george h.w. bush became the first commander in chief to pardon a feathered friend. chip reid is following this year's turkey's travels from the farm to the white house. chip hello, good morning. >> good morning. do domesticated turkey is one small step from being a wild animal so we wondered what it takes to get one ready to share the stage for the president. what we discovered

four, along the wart present and bay point near summer way and started spraying at 5:00 am with west nile virus not deticketted in the area. the goal is to control mosquito populations. crews will be done by 8:30 this morning. >> you find mosquitoes in the wet and swampy area and today is a wet slap in the face. >> it is thick fog. that is the big story of the morning. back down to one and three quarter-mile in santa rosa and up to three quarter-mile in oakland and up to quarter-mile in san carlos and san jose and now livermore up to six. the fog is there and new san ramon valley and to 580. the low clouds and fog show over sfo we have an hour flight delays and temperatures are the same as year, mid-40's and possible low 50's at the coast and through noon, cold front will sweep the cloud cover away and we are in the mid-60's but inland is 72 and 4:00, total sunshine and 64 at coast and low-to-mid 70s at the bay and inland. grab a coat. no need to wore about anything else and enjoy friday. >> it looks bad but there is a 15 minute and his wait time from the east bay toward san francisco. th

prison terms for appearing in a video allegedly showing a same-sex wedding aboard a riverboat on the nilethe men who hid their faces during the trial were convicted of inciting debauchery. it shows a man slipping a ring on another man's finger and sharing a kiss. one called it a satanic ceremony with images that anger god. although egyptian law does not explicitly ban it, homosexuality is taboo. >>> isis fighters are trying to wipe away iraq's history by destroying its antiquities. ben wedeman shows you what's at risk as the terror group takes over more of the country. >> reporter: few are the lands that can boast a history as deep and rich as iraq. and nowhere is that more apparent than in baghdad's iraqi museum. the director takes us on a tour. this is from 3,000 b.c., he says, pointing to an sumerian mosaic. the people mastered the first mathematics system, literal and law. its past is threatened by the nightmare of its present. the group calling itself the islamic state, isis, is not only at war with the state of iraq but the very identity, blowing up religious shrines, executing its

. >> we are taking pictures from sky seven in union city where we have the intersection of niles road and almaden boulevard shut down after a big rig hit a pedestrian. we do not have the condition of the pedestrian. you can use alternates to get around this intersection because we are showing backups away from the nimitz with the traffic headed eastbound direction detoured, diverted, it look like we have traffic control in the area and when lanes are getting by but eastbound lanes are diverted and you are not able to travel eastbound. the accident happened right near a gas station and we have been looking at the street where it appears to show debris if the lane and we are not clear what the scene is looking like as we start to focus you can see that union police department is on the scene with no ambulances on the scene right now. >>> we will follow the union city situation. >>> jimmy kimmel is at it again in the annual youtube challenge to parents. >> i ate all of your candy! >> you ruin my life! we will show you more of the outrageous and hilarious reactions from children. >> but,

. >> nile. >> caylee. >> corey. >> mary. >> celeste. >> tiry. >> megan. >> mimi. >> bill. >> danny. >also i think the turkey is making an appearance chip kelly it out. the turkey is out of the oven. what is your name? >> betty. >> andrea. >> joe cunningham. >> tara cunningham. >> don. >> vinny. >> this is -- the turkey. >> and i believe they if something different than in years past correct? >> the coaster oven, we'll see. we are going healthy, we are going skinless this year. >> every calorie counts at thanksgiving right? we'll stay with them for the rest of their thanksgiving, they are starting to carve the turkey here now and putting out the side dishes, by 6:00 they will be sitting down and eating, we'll have all of that for you guys in just a minute. that is some turkey hopefully you'll be sitting down with them. see you later. >> there is nothing like a thanksgiving turkey prank on turkey day, the video is going viral and the mom innocent films her mom accidentally spooning the stuffing and the young lady digs up a big surprise. >> what is this! >> oh god! >> i'm going to cry! i