inside this building and for quite sometime has been operating in a sense as our city's unofficial official band. supervisor tom ammiano twice issued proclamations declaring the band the official band of the city of san francisco. as important as these are, they cannot make the designation of an official band final. this must be done by us by ordinance. as the band closes out its 40th year, i hope you'll join me in honoring them for their tremendous impact on our city for passing this ordinance and making them the official band of the city and county of san francisco. i do believe that doug lidman, the president of the band's board of directors and apparently a fantastic clarinet player would like to come up and share a bit more about the band if that is the pleasure about this committee. >> supervisor safai: sure, and if you could limit your comments to three minutes, that would be great since this is outside the realm of normal public comments. >> okay. i had a lot to say, but the supervisor already said most of it, so this'll be short. my name is doug lipman. i'm the president of the all volu

band men -- to ban menthol cigarettes. it would take at least one year to ban them and it would take an official year for the band to be enforcedalso plans to ban the -- to limit the sale of a cigarettes. data shows e cigarette smoking is an epidemic in teens nationwide. unofficial announcement is expected as soon as next week. >> holidays are almost here which means longer than normal weight times at airports. we will tell you what holiday could cause you the most stress if you decide if i. >> we continue to track the fire danger. some bottles hinting at some rainfall. not an hour forecast yet but we will let you know when the rainfall could arrive. at at&t, we believe in access. the opportunity for everyone to explore a digital world. connecting with the things that matter most. and because nothing keeps us more connected than the internet, we've created access from at&t. california households with at least one resident who receives snap or ssi benefits may qualify for home internet at a discounted rate of $10 a month. no commitment, deposit, or installation fee. visit att.com/accessnow to learn more. >>> if you plan to trave

tonight, officials released a written statement about the school marching band, saying, quote, we have found sufficient he dence to confirm existence of hazing activities. therefore, all performance activiti remain suspended, including travel to the ciaa footballmp cnship game this weekend.oo the s investigated the hazing allegations over the past few days. bowie state officials say safety is the top priority for students and maintaining the integrity of the band program. students have mixed reactions to the university's decision. some support it, others don't. they can't perform this weekend. your reaction? >> that' huge. because it's the championship. i don't understand why it had to be this weekend they can't perform. why can't they just be benched for the first two games of next season. but they should be able to play. >> reporter: weeached out to prince george's county police to see if they are investigating this alleged hazing a spokesperson tells me that no one from bowie state has called. no studentsave called to report anything about hazing, so, they're not investigatg. meanwh

topics include background checks, 3-d guns, army school officials and large magazine clip bands. this is one hour, 25 minutes. >> well put this down. , and announce the main event. to defend the resolution we have professor gary kleck. gary, please come to the stage. [applause] gene: taking the negative on the resolution, we have investor paul helmke. -- professor paul helmke. please come to the state. [applause] brett, please close the voting.

but since there has been no official announcement yet from the nfl, pepsi or the band, check out theam addressed the speculation on "ellen." >> whoever is lucky enough to get that gig probably is gonna crush it. so if i were doing it, i can't confirm or deny i am. i would be excited. >>> there was nothing but joy in the buble family today as michael received a star on the hollywood walk of fame. that is so wonderful especially after the scare of their little boy's with cancer. as michael admitted to nancy, that experience changed him forever. >> >> what my family and i have been through would be impossible for it not to have an effect on everything i do. >> what kind of outpouring of love did you see? did you receive? >> there would be people on the street, they wouldn't ask anything, but they would say they were praying for us and that meant a lot. >> buble put everything on hold for two years when his oldest son noah was diagnosed with cancer. the 5-year-old is now thankfully in remission. >> i think people out there have no idea how their compassion and love and empathy and prayer

and three and half years all news media had been barred -- officials have agreed to lift the band. for the first time we have been able to follow the path of oswald's -- taking his rifle with him -- at this point he discovered the elevator could not be brought up. charles givens had forgotten to close the gate. at 12:31 pm a minute and a half after his third shot in front of a coke machine a police -- policeman at gunpoint stopped oswald. oswald was an employee. oswald was released. oswald went down the front stairs, and continued out to the glass front door. here is the warren commission reconstructing oswald's movements. he walked several blocks down elm street and took a bus on murphy. the bus became quickly tangled and oswald got off and walked two blocks then took a cab several blocks past his rooming house. the commission believes he walked back to his apartment and picked up a revolver and a light weight jacket and set off on foot down maclane. they asked officers to be on the lookout for a white man. wearing -- weighing about 165 pounds. county police get the description on

outside they have a picnic area as well, the park, and this place includes an outdoor band stand, it includes the official west virginia country music hall of fame in a trailer on the grounds. it includes jim's garden that he used -- he would grow tomatoes he supplied to the restaurant. it included studios, functional recordings studio also in a trailer, as you might imagine, and an outdoor barbecue setting. so i'll read a section -- this is the first sort of day party that i went testimony went to a night and saw karaoke night on friday, and then the following day was a saturday afternoon during the summer, and i'm going to make reference to a giant pistol and that is kind of the crown jewel of the park which is a ten-foot tall and long, i believe made of painted plywood likes six-shooter revolver that they build a barrel with logs so it sort of smokes -- i'm sorry -- it smokes out of the baylor and all day when they're having outdoor family friendly things that's what i'm referring to and just goal to read a little section about what it's like to party at the park on a saturday afternoon in the summer.

band. so refused to submit a revised budget plan as was widely expected how's that gone down with officials. the u.s. fish was stone silly opposing this budget from rome because the simply the numbers don't add up the debt level is too high and the approach is not sustainable and they also posed by the fact that italy's in total defiance of all european road it's the first time that this is the this is a budget that is completely rejected by the e.u. commission and it's a first time that the government is not cooperating with the commission to find a solution and so brussels is now on for a showdown with italy so what's next what does this show include. where the commission can as early as next week launch a so-called excessive deficit procedure and advise italy formally to come up with new proposals and to get down to two to straighten out the numbers the estimate for growth for example all the levels but this procedure can easily take six months or more and the plan here bus is to take it until after until after the european elections in may two thousand and nineteen and the commission ha

topics include background checks, 3-d guns, army school officials and large magazine clip bands. this is one hour, 25 minutes. >> well put this down. , and announce the main event. to defend the resolution we have professor gary kleck. gary, please come to the stage. [applause] gene: taking the negative on the resolution, we have investor paul helmke. -- professor paul helmke. please come to the state. [applause] brett, please close the voting. thank you, we have closed the voting on the initial vote. gary, you may now defend the resolution about guns. we have ran it a couple of times. please come to the podium and defend the resolution. gene. hank you, i am glad the voting was done before you got a chance to get a good look at me. all right, the proposition really has two points. i only want to make two points. number one, if you actually banned guns, it will primarily affect non-criminals. and that is the noncontroversial part of what i have to say. and secondly, there is a hard in taking guns away from good guys which is where the controversy airs in. first of all, let's defin

s, in des moines, iowa, there were students who wanted to wear black arm bands in protest of the vietnam war and school officials in des moines get wind of this and they say, oh, no, that's too hot a topic, and there was a graduate of des moines public schools who died over in vietnam and he still has classmates who are here so if you're permitted to wear the black arm bands, there are his friends who are going to take it like you're dishonoring his legacy. and that's a clash. do students have the freedom of speech, do they have free expression is this this is the thing that gives me the title for my book where justice fortis says it be hardly be argued that students rights in the schoolhouse gates. and argues that it's not a distraction, but instead a vital part of the educational process itself. that was not unanimous. justice black wrote a vehement opinion, students are there to be seen and not heard and teachers command and students obey. and many americans agreed with justice black in the 1960's and would have disagreed with justice fortis's decision, but the decision in tinker had consequences in shaping o

those rules would band claims by people who don't present themselves at an official port of entry.ce department said it is appealing the decision to the circuit court. funding for the president sporting wall is a center of showdown that could lead to a government shutdown next week. as if lawmakers failed to pass a series of expect -- spending bills. ray has a look at the state of negotiation and the likelihood of a shutdown. the met with president trump at the white house to make headway on government funding. the deal will depend on funding border security, and president trumps wall. there are many paths lawmakers can take to fund the government -- can use to fund the wall. >> is very solid on what he needs to have a secure border. >> the magic number is 5 billion. that is how much mr. trump wants. democrats don't want to give any more than the original $1.6 billion agreed to by the senator appropriations committee. a funding feud is brewing in washington with both sides refusing to budge.>> there's an opportunity for them to be reached. it is all about border security and $5 bil

official white house business. how president trump is defending his daughter. >>> a former fixture at san francisco's union square reopened today at a new location at fisherman's wharf. the riordan high school band played for the grand opening of the new lefty o'douls. it's officially called lefty o'douls ballpark buffet and cafe. it includes also that giants megastore, and 20,000 square feet of space. san francisco mayor london breed was there to help usher in the new restaurant and store. the owner says it was sad when they had to close their formal location in union square which had been there for 60 years but says they are ready for a new journey. >> we are just happy to see the people and get back to business as usual. so, we are hoping that today's turnout will trigger everybody to start coming down. to visit us, and have good memories again. >> today was also the kickoff for they you you'll holiday toy drive. people are encouraged to drop off a new toy at the restaurant, the new restaurant, at 145 jefferson street. >>> the four locations in san francisco's national airport are being considered as tribute sites for the late san francisco mayor edley. all sites are located in the internatio

officials. and that's it for me that's more news on business news on the top they are but do stage names in the fall is next with the coolest marching band in the world are almost each just off to. work markets at this thank you very much for watching q. w. business books. from . one to brass band music and techno have in common the last according to morta a band from hamburg and their covers of famous house tracks are proof of that. we caught up with just before they head out on a european to. have a look. i'm hearing from most of the icon. how the capitalist became a poster boy for revolution. and what he and his was mean to us today. hundred. special. slate. carefully. superior. to the game. discovered. thanks. subscribe. documentary to. come. alone welcome to pop explored the german music magazine and today i'll be bringing you more exciting bands from germany coming up.

topics include arming school officials, printing 3-d guns, and large magazine bands. this is one hour 25 minutes. down. this and announce the main event. defend the resolution we have, we have gary. please come to the stage. [applause] taking the negative on the resolution, we have paul. please come to the state. [applause] -- stage. [applause] please close the voting. thank you. we have closed the voting on the initial vote. now, you may defend the resolution about guns. please come to the podium. jeanne -- u, jean. i'm glad the voting was done before you got a good look at me. the proposition has two points. i only want to make two points. if you banned guns it will primarily affect non-criminals. that is the noncontroversial part of what i have to say. secondly, there is a harm in taking guns away from good guys is where the controversy airs in. all, let's define what we mean by a prohibitionist gun-control law. by definition, it means you are trying to take guns away from everyone. it legally speaking, it applies to everyone equally. criminals and non-criminals al

band. so refused to submit a revised budget plan as was widely expected how has that gone down with you officials. the u.s. official was staunchly opposing this budget from room because the simply the numbers don't add up the debt level is too high and the approach is not sustainable and they also oppose by the fact that italy's in total defiance of all european roads it's the first time that the this is a budget that is completely rejected by the e.u. commission and it's a first time that the government is not cooperating with the commission to find a solution and so. on for a showdown with italy so what's next what does this show include. well the commission can as early as next week launch a so-called excessive deficit procedure and advise italy formally to come up with new proposals and to get down to two to straighten out the numbers the estimate for growth for example of that level but this procedure can easily take six months or more and the plan here bus is to take it. until after the european elections in may two thousand and nineteen and the commission also needs to support from other m

to the story now but we still waiting on official reaction from israel why do you think we haven't heard anything as yet well you know this is like putting a band-aid on a very big wound for israel i mean it would be great if israel and the hamas which is a terror organization could come to some type of agreement but the problem is is that they fired four hundred rockets in the past few days into israel over the past few months there have been hundreds of times that there have been citizens palestinians from gaza trying to charge the fence and charge the border and they've been flying a flaming kites into israel which have been destroying lots of agriculture have been threatening people threatening buildings and starting fires they are hoping to start fire simmers similar to the ones that are raging now in california so the israeli government on the one hand would like to have a cease fire right now the problem is is the israeli government and specifically the israeli people want to put an end to this type of behavior and the way the hamas has been behaving and the violence and the terror of hamas which is seeks to destroy the very state of isr

officials are zeroing in start of romaine let e.coli. over 32 people have gotten sick in 11 states since october. 9 cases in california alsome te banded togethertoday to provide a unique thanksgiving meal for the homeless. students from the oakland school of the arts assembled a formal dining room right next to a local homeless encampment, they went all out. they brought in fresh linens, china, stem wear and of course a delicious meal. the guests took time to gain trust and came out and tabling soon filled up. >> i was going to go to dennys but this beats dennys by a longshot. >> it is making my day, yeah, making my day. >> the students sang for the guests as they ate their meals, they got dinner and a show. >>> speaking of shows, an estimated 3.5 million people braved the brutal cold and winds in new york city to watch the annual macy's thanksgiving day parade. [music] with the temperature dipping down to 19 degrees it was one of the city's coldest thanksgivings in decades. but, spectators were not detoured. balloons like charlie brown and first timer goku were clear to fly puat lower heights because of the gusty winds, even the grinch went t

♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [band playing "national emblem"] ♪ >> this concludes the 2018 national veterans day observance. please be seated for the departure for the secretary of veterans affairs and the officialus today as we celebrate and honor all who served. [applause] >> today, president george w. bush and former first lady laura bush will be awarded the liberty medal at the national constitution philadelphia. former vice president joe biden presents the award. at 5:00 p.m. eastern here on c-span, c-span.org, or listen on the free radio app. >> i thought about the forgotten presidents even before i began the book and then it occurred to me that there might be something these presidents have in common. the habs they were also significant -- but perhaps they were also significant in some way. >> michael gerhardt tonight talks about two of his books -- "the forgotten presidents" and "impeachment." did ahink bill clinton lot to merit his own impeachment. i think he knew members of congress were looking to him to make mistakes. and when he made those mistakes and later testified undergrowth in a way that was false for which he was later held in contempt by a judge for perjury, bill clinton mad

officials encouraged the cherokees to join the southern highland handicraft guild, an organization of regional artists and crafts people. guild members hoped to take advantage of the opening of the park to ecken band the market for their -- expand the market for their products. the local agent received federal aid, and in 1933 the council voted to support membership in the guild. while federal officials encouraged the development of handmade cherokee products, another type off arts and craftd economy grew in cherokee. affluent tourists might appreciate indian items that were expensive and authentic, but less well-off tourists demanded cheaper sue nears to s take home after their vacation. moreover, many americans associated plains culture with all native americans. consequently, visitors equated tepees, feathers and head dresses with authenticity. by the way, these have nothing to do with traditional cherokee culture. in the 1930s new businesses along the main highway opened to fill that demand in the market. cherokees leased their possessory holdings to outsiders who opened souvenir stores. these business owners stocked inexpensive items, often having only a remote connection to cherokee culture.

officials have retaliated against for excise objecting family members of critics to arrests and travel bands sentencedaudi arabia the founder of the saudi human rights commission to prison. and motherhis wife into children were similarly arrested. it is just one example of many. in conducting this campaign of retaliatory arrests, saudi officials send a message that --l not pursue only hand jamal khashoggi himself -- and jamal khashoggi himself spoke about this appalling strategy. he wrote, "we are being asked to abandon any hope of clinical freedom and to keep quiet about arrests and travel bands that impact not only the critics and also their family members. annie's international private self on our rigorous and independent research, and we carefully verify the facts. we maintained a list of several dozen human rights defenders and prisoners of conscience who were tried by the specialized criminal court in saudi arabia. other human rights organizations contain list that future -- feature other names. in october, prince mohammad bin salman gave an interview where he indicated authorities det

> ♪ [band playing "national emblem"] ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> this concludes the 2018 national veterans day observance. please be seated for the departure for the secretary of veterans affairs and the officialus today as we celebrate and honor all who served. [applause] "> c-span's "washington journal live every day with news and policy issues that impact you. coming up monday morning, the hill congressional reporter ellen a and roll calls white house reporter john bennett discuss the week ahead in congress. then the government accountability office carolyn will talk about the costs that medicaidcur from expansion. be sure to watch c-span's "washington journal" live at 7:00 a.m. join the discussion. now, president trump visited the american cemetery and memorial in paris' western

a least but anyway let's find out more about fine as an official there was a documentary made last year called vid is a wild it's about the band is about a singer and it's about much more. this house is more than the portrait of a band its central theme is the rise of the right wing in eastern germany when nazis started coming to their gigs the boys from the band realized they had to adopt a clear position their songs began to reflect their refugees welcome stance and they were also increasingly on the front line when neo nazis were challenged on the street. during the twenty sixteen state election campaign they toured mecklenburg for palm and with a very political message as this goes until you can usually get home wish to lead it over the court said you're going to go to the top of the stasi responders or get over that you've got over most of us that's like uploaded to that of your bowl of butts motivates them to. the band achieved notoriety after being placed under surveillance by germany's domestic security service so is singer young making mancini a hero in the eyes of the director. of in five hero for sure because a hero

band air quality, some locations in canada as well. some delays because of weather conditions. >> travellers will find extra employees at it. sa checkpoints, many airlines have extra staff at the encounters as well. officials at sfo recommend travellers check in online and download and print your boarding pass. >> and prepay for baggage and they're giving the usual event, get to the airport at least 90 minutes before your flight and that's for two hours for overseas travel. >>> the maximum holiday enforcement period starts at 6:00 tonight continues through midnight sunday night. the chp will look for speeders and distracted drivers and anyone under the influence and if you're not wearing seatbelts. over 600 people died and half of them were not wearing seatbelts. >>> the san francisco police internet crimes unit tracked down a man accused of hosting child porn on a blog. that led the arrest to throw other men. and then it led to a pastor at christ church lutheran. the porn was found on a cloud storage app. despite the arrests, the investigation continues. >>> and himself to a 14-year-old girl as she walked hereast oon. >>> a man in a car stopped to ask directions, when she looked inside the car, she realiz

officials in both major parties, business leaders, and military leaders. or think of this year's anniversary gathering just last month, in which tiny bands of white supremacists were vastly outnumbered by counterdemonstrators. to, myready alluded beloved father barely survived the buchenwald forced labor camp in nazi germany, and i have many of relatives who were assassinated, so i will never forget the horror of hearing the torchbearers and demonstrators in charlottesville last year chanting " you will not replace us, jews will not replace us." but the net result of that horrific incident was to underscore that such views will . never replace americans' core commitment to liberty and justice for all. for all of the partisan and tribal divisions we face, we do remain overwhelmingly united in our overwhelming repudiation of those views. among other things, even ceos of major corporations who served on advisory councils to president trump, even they were so critical of the president's failure to forcefully condemn the nazis in a charlottesville resigned, and both councils had to be disbanded. of the ceos said, constructive, economic, and regulatory policies wil

other countries but officials say with or without reforms such cargoes will still not come through nigerian ports than eighty percent of that would have been actually come with our band or have. to the manager market and i targeted to the neighboring countries for smuggling. nigeria's seaports account for eighty percent of the country's international traffic over the last ten months the government generated nearly three billion dollars in duty but it also lost just much revenue in the same period to regional competition and smugglers nigerian ports are operated under a concession agreement with the private sector or the ports authority supervising operations while ports around the world use advanced technology sudden cargo inspections are still carried out manually in some nigerian ports hardly encouraging enough to businesses looking for a quick turnaround i met you greece al-jazeera lagos. the only hospital in a camp for thousands of mali and some sort refuge in mauritania is that the close in a few weeks doctors without borders is pulling out as planned after six years but without a confirmed replacement refugees fear they will lose vital services that are keeping

official resources. then you have something as simple as the weather. a lot of people vote depending on the weather. you can see this blue bando affect lines. that's going to affect people deciding whether they actually want to go out and vote. finally, the big fears i mentioned, hacking. so far, there's zero sign of any sort of breaches or hacking. there is some scanning, which is akin to you being on google street view and a malicious actor taking a look at a house on google. so they're testing, they're looking, they're probing. there have been so far no intrusions. they're calling it run of the mill. everything they've seen they cannot trace back to a single actor like russia. so brooke, a lot of these issues, all across the board, but nothing so far truly disruptive. >> good. knocking on my desk here. we did just get some video of the government's command center for monitoring elections. tell me more about their process. 30 seconds. >> so there are a number of command centers, a number of operations rooms that dhs has set up. what you're looking at there is one of the rooms in arlington, virginia, that's being run by the

so they decided they would give them official uniform said they could be recognized and escorted from berlin by an officer. >> what are we seeing here? >> the band is leading the soldiers from berlin out from the train station to go to the front. >> that is the hotel avalon, one of the most famous hotels about a block away. actually, they are going to go by the hotel. right in front of the hotel marquee. these guys are headed east or west, i cannot tell you which. anyway, -- >> they are coming from the garden area said they were headed east. >> at this time in the war, the german army looks rather happy. what was the situation. >> they were not thrilled in the again, one of the reasons for this film was there was a huge drive in the summer of 1915 starting in may, as a matter fact these guys maybe headed towards the battle front which was designed to check the russian army out of poland. there was a ring of austrian and german troops and then a northern ring which was headed toward warsaw. so, the two germans i think were very happy with the situation as they and vision then in the summer and one of the reasons they might've been invited to do t

officials and residents however were enough to prevent a water emergency. i just read or mexico city a u.n. convoy carrying much needed aid has reached the remote rock band camp in syria the camp is in a rebel held area next to the border with jordan but it's encircled by government forces and thousands of people are stranded at last got eight in january the u.n. says the delivery of aid previously been to spurn jus two security concerns children are reported to have died due to poor sanitary and health care conditions well they'll be worse than expected famine conditions in yemen if efforts of the liver a blog that's according to the united nations children's fund it says both the yemeni government and who three rebels are making it impossible to deliver and distribute aid unicef is backing us calls for a ceasefire within a month to end the conflict and indonesian diver has died while working to recover bodies from the site of last week's plane crash near jakarta the body of the forty eight year old volunteer was found floating in the java sea it's not clear how he died hundred eighty nine people were killed when the brand new boeing seven three seven b

before the band legal highs were sold openly in specialist stores but the report says street dealers and now the main source of supply. now officiallynew psychoactive substances they mimic the effects of other drugs like cocaine, cannabis and ecstasy. white house officials have confirmed the bank account, daughter of the president and special advisors used a private account to send hundreds of e—mails concerning government business. is it the m essa 9 es government business. is it the messages which were sent after she joined the administration last year contained no classified information. in 2016 herfather contained no classified information. in 2016 her father donald trump accused hillary clinton appeared in the us in danger over her use of a private e—mail account while secretary of state. the chairman of cargiant nissan is secretary of state. the chairman of car giant nissan is facing the sack after he was arrested injapan callas is —— ghosn is accused of underreporting his salary by about £35 million over a five—year period. company shares have fallen sharply. the number of people known to have died in the california wildfires

band service to a video service. or at least that's what i'm told. >> we should note comcast does for the have an official comment here for bringing that to us. at the end of "closing bell" our al alexsherman. we have a fed decision tomorrow. >> we do. >> and still question base trade. but we had a major rally today on wall street. >> up 8% in seven trading days i do think you have a reassessment going on. if you assume late october was some kind of a low are we running hot already in terms of the rally had? see what the fed says and how the bond market reacts. >> and mainly the rally is growth stocks. >> this is the latest phase, the growth stocks that all of a sudden got priced at a discount a couple months ago. >> i wonder if jay powell and company tones down the language and expectations of rate hikes. >> in a non-decision statement i'm not sure how much play they give. >> we will see more discussion to come coming up. that does it for "closing bell." >> "fast money" begins right now. >>> "fast money" starts right now. live from the nasdaq market site over looking times square. i'm melissa lee. traders are tim sey

season has officially started at the white house as us president and first lady received this year's white house christmas tree. let's ta ke let's take a look at the pictures of the tree. a bandlied by the smith tree. hopefully not too blue for the rest of us. nick miller is that the map. wintry over the hills in the next couple of days, so some of us will season sleet and snow. this is cold airfrom the season sleet and snow. this is cold air from the east. around an area of high pressure in scandinavia. it is ona high pressure in scandinavia. it is on a brisk wind, and the wind is stronger tomorrow wind—chill will be more of a factor. this is tonight, showers coming in on the eastern flow into eastern and southern scotland, across northern england, one or two which in eastern side of northern ireland too much windfall mark frost, maybe a touch in south—west england, western northern ireland and scotland with the clearest weather. tomorrow, some sunny spells to start the day cloud building and further showers pushing across the uk on a stronger wind. let's look at this, zooming in at 3pm. look at those showers, and also the average wind speed, the costs will be higher, up to

bands. take it away, al. >>guys, we're at 77th and central park west. they're getting ready to get the balloons going. you can see the stars ready. i can now officially announce this is the coldest macy's thanksgiving day. the aemperature is 20 degrees. the last coldest21 was and we have now broken that record. so it is the coldest macy's thanksgiving day ever. the wind's not thbad, gh. i think the balloons are going to be okay. guys. that's obviously not official. they'll make that determination. but i'm telling you right now, okay.thing is back to you. >> wow, al. >> that's on record. >> i know. al is bundled up as well. the cold weather is fine, if you're curled up on the couch, that's a gre way toatch the parade. and a lot of people still on the roads trying to get to grandma'. ho hi, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, guys, i started off this week with a six-hour drive fromo boston new york. so, the rush is on. this is the busiest travel week of the year with record-breaking numbers, drivers crowding highways, planes, trains, and all kinds ofou transportation y can think of making for veryng lo lines and crowded conditions across the natio

just any sunday this is veterans day and we've got the 78th army band performing all morning long they just performed of off we go" "official photos of veterans in your family and showing them and honoring their sacrifice and service. ed: this photo from fox & friends tech director brendan, his dad, tim, served in vietnam and we thank him for his service >> katie: this con from a family of vets first vito sends one of himself serving in the u.s. army and this is his dad and this is his brother. pete: the first one was his faster as well. all right well this one from fox & friends camera operator chris chulo, his dad, peter strzok a korean war vet who turns 85 years old this month. ed: wow very cool. pete: a lot of folks at the fox & friends team connected to service, just like you connected to veterans and tonight you won't want to miss it 8:00 p.m. really you'll go behind the scenes with the post pro mile vets most highly decorated vets of this generation, medal of honor recipient dakota meyer, it's going to be a behind the scenes candid conversation about life as a vet today, war fighter in combat, 8:00 on the fox news ch

bands. take it away, al. >> we are at 77th and central park west. they're getting ready to get the balloons ready. the macy's stars are ready. there's tom turkey up there. i can now officially announce this is the coldest macy's thanksgiving day. the temperature is at 20 degrees. the last coldest was 21. and we have now broken that record. so it is the coldest macy's thanksgiving day ever. the winds not bad. i think the balloons are going to be okay. that's obviously not official. they'll make that determination, but i'm telling you right now, everything is okay. back to you. >> wow. >> all right, al. >> coldest on record. hello. >> and al is bundled up. the cold weather is fine if you're on the couch. a lot of people are still on the roads. they need to get to grandma's house. dylan is monitoring the traffic frenzy. she's back at 30-rock. >> good morning. i started off this week with a six-hour drive from boston to new york. the rush is on. this is the busiest travel week of the year with record-breaking numbers of fliers and drivers crowding highways, planes, trains, every mode of transportation, making for long lines and crowded conditions. across the nation huge crowds

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