ottawa wins this thing 4 to 3. your final.l giants legend brandon crawford announced his retirement today. he grew up in pleasanton, won two world series with the giants and played last season with the cardinals. the 37 year old crawford will be honored at oracle park during a giants game on april 26th. we have 49ers updates. can they salvage this season with the win sunday night in buffalo today in santa clara. brock purdy was back on the field but limited in practice. still dealing with that shoulder injury that kept him out of last sunday's loss against the packers. nick bosa, an offensive lineman, trent williams did not practice at all today. their status is unknown for this weekend. could be a tall order for the niners by the way. bills and 49ers right here on nbc bay area. 5:20 p.m. kickoff on sunday. we're back your business needs a network it can count on... even during the unexpected. power's out! -power's out! power's out! comcast business has got you covered, with wifi backup to help keep you up and running. wifi's

three minutes later ottawa struck. adam gives them the lead back. ottawa won it 4-3. in the game. >>> baseball. nothing lasts forever. the pleasanton native played 13 of his 14 seasons with the giants. the team he grew up rooting for. he won two world series and four gold gloves. the giants say they will honor crawford april 26th against his former manager bruce bochy and the rangers. and that'll be a nice little reunion. have a great thanksgiving, everybody. i'll be in uncle vernon's kitchen prepping a turkey. it's ready to go. >> okay, good, i've been hearing about this for a couple of days. he's very excited. >> i am. >> and a good chef a good cook shares his recipe es with the newsroom. >>> as we get together with friends and family tomorrow, there are a lot of people looking to avoid awkward conversations. there is one topic most of us around the thanksgiving table avoid, politics. according to a cbs poll 71% of you will try to keep the conversation nice and stay away from politics this thanksgiving. hmm, the other 29%, what are you guys up to over there? one fam

adam gaudette scores on ottawa's only shot of the third period four three. sens the final. commercials want to get away. charlie lindgren of the caps trying to clear the puck. and what does he do? fires it into his own net. you want to get away? charlie, you can laugh about it now because washington beat tampa five four. sports on abc seven. sponsored cancer is a journey you don't take alone. you did it! our cancer care team works together to care for all that is you. drop everything and get some magic of your own during the xfinity black friday sale. xfinity internet customers, our best deals of the year are back! switch to xfinity mobile and get your choice of a free 5g phone, plus your next unlimited line free for a year. get amazing savings and connect to wifi speeds up to a gig on the go with xfinity mobile. fly don't walk to get our best deals of the year. connect to the world of wicked this holiday, only in theaters november 22nd. and i'm dan ashley for sandhya patel, larry beil. all of us, we appreciate your time on jimmy kimmel. next, denzel washington. >> that's r

i grew up in the city of ottawa in the suburbs and... but it... those are the guineahens. perfect, right? it's perfect. hi, guys. hello. (guineahens cackle) - [brett] so, is there any way you can put those up, or? - we want to break the fourth wall here for a second and i can just go say hi to them. - [graham] you knew an interview with tom green was going to be anything but conventional. - [tom] nope, nope, nope, nope. other way, other way, other way, other way, other way. - [graham] nothing about his life now is. - [tom] go inside, go on your thing. come on, buddy. - [graham] living on 150 acres outside of ottawa with plenty of animals to keep him busy. - [tom] maybe it'll go in on its own. no. - [graham] he's returned to his canadian and comedy roots. - could we sell you some urine? - not tonight, thanks. - [graham] where he laid the foundation for his groundbreaking mtv show. (beep) - those camera. - it became apparent early on that the funny part wasn't the thing that i was doing on the street. it was the people's reaction. - [graham] that ca

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demanding aspire to make sure that the hostages out being released, but also that the facilities ottawa once and for all. but this is exactly what is not happening, even though there's been an effort just before the selections to place via diplomats from the west. egypt and media just in cutoff to somehow bring some, some sort of a proposal on the table to both ease, rather how much militants can agree on. now with the pull out of control from this mediation role, everything is really a big question. what is going to happen from huron? is somebody else going to take up that mediation role is katasha going to return to the store depending on what the current us administration and the next us an extraction is going to do in terms of their leverage over as well. but overall, the interest of must militants and ease, well seem to be very much domestically upholstery, each other, the combust demanding a permanent, seized by a why is wrong? if a told interested is talking about a temper ceasefire tanks funny dw senior international correspondent funding for shar injuries in 4th, a time for a q

the mines are banned in most countries under the 1997 ottawa treaty, which prohibits their use, stockpilingsfer. 164 countries are signatories to the treaty. ukraine is one of them — raising questions over the potential use of the weapon. the us — along with china, india, and russia — have not signed the treaty. in 2014, barack 0bama expressed an intention to sign up — banning the production of anti—personnel landmines. donald trump reversed that in 2020. butjoe biden restored the 0bama stance — until this major policy shift. let's speak to our eastern europe correspondent, sarah rainsford, who is in warsaw. just talk us through what difference this change in us policy could make. it is interesting, _ policy could make. it is interesting, i— policy could make. it is interesting, i think, - interesting, ithink, because it comes after that other change in policy, which was to allow the use of longer range us missiles for ukraine to fire at targets within russia. hot on the heels of that rapid change in policy is this one, which isjoe biden reversing his position that he wouldn't provide antip

west of muskegon -- south of muskegon, ottawa county there.or years this was like a republican bastion. trump kept it that way in 2020. winning by 21 1/2 points. in 2016, in ottawa, he ran away with it. it will stay that way tonight. let's come out to real-time data here. let you know where we are statewide. you have some vote out there. but you see this margin here yet again. just as i'm talking here, guys, it's ticking high ir. 6.3% lead in michigan. i'm not going to say it because it's not my job but it looks like the blue wall could stay intact yet again for another year where it votes in unison with the winning party who takes the white house that year. >> martha: since 1988 that has held. >> bret: we're getting ready for a call. fox news can now project that the state of georgia will go to former president donald trump. this was a really hard-fought battle. if you think about georgia, losing it last time to president biden by 11,779 votes. for some reason that number sticks in my mind. and this is a big win. he went there, campaigned the

-- -- we shouldn't try to run everything from washington and ottawa. >> there are two areas i wouldlike to see more -- it's decent now, but i would like to see more technical and scientific collaboration to make sure the countries are advancing clean energy technologies to using our own economy. what we are seeing with china and what they have done with clean energy and solar panels as an example in the last 10 years, they have a ton of leverage in the global market, and we need to counteract that. in other areas on the minerals discussion, which was talk about earlier. critical minerals when it comes to china. they control 80% of the processing. when you buy minerals and rare earth, it varies, but they have a huge leg up on the rest of us. we have to figure out a way -- we are not going to be mining our way out of this problem completely, that takes a long time. let's figure out a way to build some of these mines and processing capabilities to counteract the influence of china. there's an issue that goes back to the first point and my friend brian mccormick over there raised it --

the mines are banned in most countries, under the 1997 ottawa treaty, which prohibits their use, stockpilingand transfer. 164 countries are signatories to the treaty. ukraine is one of them — raising questions over the potential use of the weapon. the us — along with china, india, and russia — have not signed the treaty. in 2014, barack obama expressed an intention to sign up — banning the production of anti—personnel landmines. donald trump reversed that in 2020. but, joe biden restored the obama stance — until this major policy shift. in a press briefing a short while ago, the united states secretary of defense lloyd austin announced additional security assistance for ukraine. now, before i get to your questions i have one more announcement. later today the white house will be announcing additional security assistance for ukraine worth up to $275 million to meet critical battlefield needs. that will include munitions for rocket systems and artillery and anti—tank weapons. our eastern europe correspondent sarah rainsford explained what difference the change in policy could make. this comes

. >> the san jose sharks had plenty of opportunities to beat the ottawa senators tonight. the black and teal rallied and were able to tie up that game at three, but with less than five minutes left in the third period, you got adam gaudette scoring and giving the senators a 4 to 3 win over the sharks. that's it for sports. the 11:00 news on ktvu starts now. >> the 11:00 news on ktvu. fox two starts now. >> we do feel that some people are going to show up and they are going to want to hug, and they're going to want to cry, and that's okay. >> a community in mourning ahead of the thanksgiving holiday after three young people are killed in a fiery crash overnight. tonight, the tight knit community of piedmont is in shock over that tragedy. hi again everyone. >> i'm frank mallicoat and i'm claudine wong. here's what we know. two young men and a woman were killed. one person was hurt in the crash. all of the victims graduated last year from piedmont high school. the cause of the crash is still under investigation. as ktvu betty yu reports, many in the community are still planni

as using american made the arrangement solves to stripe washed entire tree. present ottawa warms that the right to smooth might well trigger a great world war. first and foremost, we do not consider either right decision nor do we approve of it. the step taken by mister biding will be interpreted as a move to fuel the war to ensure it never ends, or even to spread it. this could bring the region and the world to the brink of a great war. we do understand the uncles position regarding this conflict with associates position with the nato itself. has always been a balancing act. and we've been observing this at least for many long years and at least within the current cycle. and we understand that uncles position with respect to the nato alliance supply weapons to uh, to ukraine, especially to use and attacks against russia within its own boy borders and territories. this concern on good of, for the most part we understand and his position, of course, to an extent is neutral. but it's always emphasizes the importance of turkey as a state, particularly bordering russia, which is why it's

sick separatist, an incident which is at the center of the deep freeze between the new delhi and the ottawa. the indians for ministry has dismissed the new claims as upset we did not normally comment on media reports, however, such a ludicrous statements made the newspaper. the pointedly by a canadian government soles should be dismissed with a contempt they did this smear campaigns like visa on the saw. the damage already is trained ties. now the information provided to him, the article was obtained from on, on, not about senior national security officer official who reportedly was not authorized to talk about quotes, national security matters of the article also states that varies a lack of direct evidence to back the claims and medicines that are based on an assessment rather than a confirmed falls along with the prime minister, his national security advice that the home affairs minister and for administer. we're all linked to the story about. let's discuss this live with probably with the out for my indian consul general in new york and bassett. a to morrow. cool. in too late. it's nice

i'm joined byjustin roebuck, county clerk, register of deeds for ottawa county, michigan.counting process and your electoral process, has it been smooth? i think it's been remarkably smooth as an election process. that is due to a few factors. one is the fact the state of michigan for the first time in a presidential election has experienced early voting and that has been common in many states but not in michigan before. we actually began the day on election day with roughly 45% of voters already cast a ballot through mail and valeting and early voting. so the process on election day was very smooth. at this hour the state has not officially been called but we are definitely dealing with a lot but it was a good day overall for us.- good day overall for us. what has it been — good day overall for us. what has it been like _ good day overall for us. what has it been like since - good day overall for us. what has it been like since 2020 i has it been like since 2020 when the job but you and your colleagues do has been called into question? that must have been difficult? it’s

the confederacy, led by the ottawa leader or down leader, pontiac who has kind of this kind of set of prophets who are accompanying him. and many of these details are kind of found in chapters four and five of this book. so that. of continued indigenous power, a indigenous influence, reshapes the currents of english colonial colonialism in north america, and which is what the how does the british crown respond? in 1763, they say, well, you know, you're kind of right. you know, we can't control this. and we were going to start allying or or trying to negotiate or diplomatically resolve this conflict. so the british imperial authorities passed a proclamation in the fall of 1763 that prohibits the settlement of anglophone settlers west of the appalachians, known as the royal proclamation, 1763. and there are maps and things that are kind of illustrative of this history highlight that the interior is supposed to be reserved for indians and the new of evolving policy of the british monarchy and its parliamentary and north american, british, imperial or english imperial have initiated. so i

last night, they had plenty of opportunities to beat the ottawa senators at the sap center. the sharks rallied back to tie the game at three, but with less than five minutes left in the third period, adam gaudette scored his second goal to give ottawa a 4 to 3 win. a san francisco giants fan favorite is hanging up his cleats for good. former giants shortstop and pleasanton native brandon crawford announced his retirement from baseball. he had a 14 year career, made three all-star teams, was a golden glove and silver slugger winner, and won two world series with the giants. last season, he played with the saint louis cardinals, san francisco giants, new president of baseball operations buster posey released a statement congratulating his former teammate on retirement. >> hollister resident erica morton is petitioning to make highway 25 safer. her neighbor, priscilla jones, a santa clara county 911 dispatcher and another driver, died in a head on crash this october. now, morton is calling for k-rails to go up on the santa clara county side of that highway. currently, only the

meanwhile, the sharks had a tough battle against the ottawa senators kron four's dan thorn recaps at staff andrew wiggins to step and he did to trade right at the warriors. and it's going 11 of the first 23 for the the thunder run emissions shake. gilgeous alexander did it all early. sweet. move through the lane for sg a c and help build a 17 point lead for the thunder. former santa clara star jalen williams had a nice 1st half sidesteps buddy hield buries the triple claims later left the game. the warriors won a 13 to 3 run in the second period. he spearheaded by jonathan attacks that thunder defense slams it down there with the monster jam over williams. look at that again. dubs only down by 12 at the break, a nice run to get back into the game. kyle anderson. didn't look slow mo on thas drive to the hoop. splitting 2 defenders and getting a layoff. plus the foul. he had 10 points in the warriors at a three-point lead. both defenses. those stepped up down the stretch. thunder up by one sga won't be deny. ending the 3 pointer. put the thunder up 196 1.25. left. 35 for sta back on th

countries in. 2017 he held the fulbright chair in human rights and social justice at the university of ottawa. so please join me in giving a warm welcome to dr. paul finkelman paul finkelman. thank you. it's a delight to be here. in case you're wondering, the thai has the people who ended slavery in the united states on it. ulysses, general sherman, general sheridan and various other united states army generals. during the civil war. i'm not going to talk a lot about slavery today. but slave obviously looms over everything we do. and it is important to understand when we think of the the war in 1861, 1865, by the way. do you know what the official for the war is, right? it is the war of the rebellion. it is not the civil war. it is not the war of southern independence. it is or the war of southern treason, depending on which side you're looking at. it is the war of the rebellion. but the. the. can you hear me now? i'm not. which mic i'm supposed to be. how about. do i need to repeat all that, or did you get enough of it? okay, so. so one of the things to understand is that secession caused by

they struggled without steph curry due to an injury and the sharks had a tough battle against the ottawaators. kron four's dan thorn has the highlights. >> staff andrew wiggins to step and he did to trade right at the warriors. and it's going 11 of the first 23 for the the thunder run emissions shake. gilgeous alexander did it all early. sweet. move through the lane for sg a and c and help build a 17 point lead for the thunder. former santa clara star jalen williams had a nice 1st half sidesteps buddy hield buries the triple claims later left the game. the warriors won a 13 to 3 run in the second period. he spearheaded by jonathan attacks that thunder defense slams it down there with the monster jam over williams. look at that again. dubs only down by 12 at the break, a nice run to get back into the game. kyle anderson. didn't look slow mo on this drive to the hoop. splitting 2 defenders and getting a layoff. plus the foul. he had 10 points in the warriors at a three-point lead. both defenses. those stepped up down the stretch. thunder up by one sga won't be deny. ending the 3 pointer. p

-- -- we shouldn't try to run everything from washington and ottawa. >> there are two areas i wouldlike to see more -- it's decent now, but i would like to see more technical and scientific collaboration to make sure the countries are advancing clean energy technologies to using our own economy. what we are seeing with china and what they have done with clean energy and solar panels as an example in the last 10 years, they have a ton of leverage in the global market, and we need to counteract that. in other areas on the minerals discussion, which was talk about earlier. critical minerals when it comes to china. they control 80% of the processing. when you buy minerals and rare earth, it varies, but they have a huge leg up on the rest of us. we have to figure out a way -- we are not going to be mining our way out of this problem completely, that takes a long time. let's figure out a way to build some of these mines and processing capabilities to counteract the influence of china. there's an issue that goes back to the first point and my friend brian mccormick over there raised it --

. >> the san jose sharks had plenty of opportunities to beat the ottawa senators tonight.re able to tie up that game at three, but with less than five minutes left in the third period, you got adam gaudette scoring and giving the senators a 4 to 3 win over the sharks. that's it for sports. the 11:00 news on ktvu starts now. >> the 11:00 news on ktvu. fox two starts now. >> we do feel that some people are going to show up and they are going to want to hug, and they're going to want to cry, and that's okay. >> a community in mourning ahead of the thanksgiving holiday after three young people are killed in a fiery crash overnight. tonight, the tight knit community of piedmont is in shock over that tragedy. hi

this was like a republican trump kept it that way in 2020 winning by 21 and a half points in 2016 in ottaway ran away at 30 points. and so it will stay that way tonight. let me come out to real-time data here and let you know where we are statewide. you've got some boat out there. you see this margin here again just as i'm talking here guys, it is taking higher 200 10,000, 6.3 percentage point lead in michigan. i'm not going to say it because it's not my job but it looks like the blue wall could stay intact yet again for another year votes in unison with the winning party who takes the white house that year. martha: since 1988 that is held. bret: you think are getting ready for call. fox news can canal project the e of georgia will go to former president donald trump. this was a hard-fought battle. if you think about georgia loses tit last time to president biden by 11779 votes. for some reason that number sticks in my mind left back this is a big win. he went there, campaign there and so did vice president harris times. digging george georgia could sn the democratic column. martha: he had

of the entire northern part of this trip much needed humanitarian aid are not reaching these areas ottawa itself. it tried more than 80 time their 80 attempt reduced 3rd by owner was that have been at a risk rejected by there's really another day to deliver it much needed a to know that part of this. and we're talking about the basic needs of jobs. as food supplies, water and medical supplies needed for the hospitals needed for the estimated 70000 civilians for trapped in end of this, these northern parts of district, there is a flower crisis. people do not have the proper access to these basic needs, the lower the bread and as a vice of this moment. there isn't any meaningful or any, a enough official amount of aid inside the northern part of this trip. the other part of dog's eyes are really struggling on daily basis. you know, where we do our broadcasting points. we could clearly see the longest use for people in front of the only handful. baker is that all operators, you know, here, and the reason not money. i baker is our, our operational in the central part of the gaza strip because

we have seen that you on condemning these are the intentions to a shutdown. ottawa, when do are just the patients as stating now it is or fox. so the, the us good abilities eyes it is, as i said, is on the line and it is just, you know, about to, of the time to see if he's going to be able to counter this auction with a senior, the auction by way of punishment. these items, or if he's, if he's going to something me to add to accept what these ladies have decided. okay . monitor valid. joining us that from on monday, thanks mohammed us. what we're joined down by tom accompanies the associate professor of public policy at the institute for graduate studies. good to help you with this time. i just outline for us the out sized role that unreal plays full palestinians living in gauze and the occupied westbank. laura owner was literally acts like a pet out in states to the scene. i sort of, i mean in the lack of openness thing and state that in the states. oh no. 2 cases, the social economic medical and the psychologic and jump creation services to nearly 70 percent of the gaza strip. pres

so ukraine would be in violation of that convention, the ottawa convention. would it not be? and how does it address, how does ukraine today address to these legal issues? and how is it going to limit the harm on civilians? the 1st of all back in mind to use uh, 1990 is a ukraine uh, was obliged by every arrange national convention not to use uh, antique bus, not landlines. and we do destroy everything we had a moment. but since the beginning of the full scale war that russia started in on all land, russia use every type of and to best no one's mind that it has causing thousands of deaths of civilians and still up to this moment. so they, you as decision off providing ukraine, but this, onto this. now, unprofessional mines is only a matter of needs, a few cream to defend itself because of the new russian tactics, which is ongoing for all over a year. now, russia is using a, as we all know, of course, the small infantry groups to make a sense of operations on your brain in positions on ukrainian church. your, your so the answer, the best no land mines are the only thing that c

it's the one closest to ottawa parkway.if you come down to the bottom of the hill, you'll wade through about a mile of slow traffic, and then it will get better. and the good news there also is it's minor injuries so they can work faster when it's not major injuries. 650. what about this weekend's forecast? let's bring steve in. >> that's a good question, sal. i'm ruminating over that. i think it looks cooler. how's that? all right. thank you sir. we have a nice friday. there won't be any clouds even though, you know, we should just be sunny here. but cooler is the message that we go into the weekend. but today you get a lot of sunshine. so if you're heading out on the golf course or what have you, just behave yourself. dave, i hear all sorts of comments on the golf course. let me tell you, the ladies are well behaved, but some of the guys are pengrove. 33. boulder creek, windsor, novato, morgan hill, lafayette, menlo park and dublin all between 33 and 38 cold degrees. just a monster low pressure system is generating. i mea

countries in. 2017 he held the fulbright chair in human rights and social justice at the university of ottawa. so please join me in giving a warm welcome to dr. paul finkelman paul finkelman. thank you. it's a delight to be here. in case you're wondering, the thai has the people who ended slavery in the united states on it. ulysses, general sherman, general sheridan and various other united states army generals. during the civil war. i'm not going to talk a lot about slavery today. but slave obviously looms over everything we do. and it is important to understand when we think of the the war in 1861, 1865, by the way. do you know what the official for the war is, right? it is the war of the rebellion. it is not the civil war. it is not the war of southern independence. it is or the war of southern treason, depending on which side you're looking at. it is the war of the rebellion. but the. the. can you hear me now? i'm not. which mic i'm supposed to be. how about. do i need to repeat all that, or did you get enough of it? okay, so. so one of the things to understand is that secession caused by

yes, he would deliver but he's also using it as a lever to get serious conversations in ottawa and mexicoe and avenue presidential administration -- have a new presidential administration. annmarie: we are looking forward to hearing who will get the top committee post. in two weeks we might know that. i know you are up for potentially leading the finance committee. what is the status of that? rep. hill: i am making the case to my colleagues, republican colleagues on the house steering committee that i believe because of my long-standing bicameral communication and collaboration capabilities with the senate, my leadership in the house over the last decade, and probably most importantly the fact i was in the private sector for decades and was regulated mightily by the federal government through the securities regulators and the banking regulators that the private sector experience, my experience on capitol hill and communication and collaboration, and my work and executive branch at the treasury and white house makes me an ideal candidate to service the house initial services committee. wha

take a look at this one, this is ottawa county. this is still a core republican county.e in the western part of michigan here. a very complicated thing with the dutch reform church, basically culturally conservative, extremely republican, and it's been averse to donald trump. donald trump's done -- this a very big vote producing county, and you can see the hit trump is taking since he came on the scene, won it by 30, came down to barely 20 in 2020, and this is kind of a win tonight because it didn't go down any further. places trump had been slipping, he didn't slip any further and that includes places like iowa county. when that happens, when he's swinging the swing counties -- oh, wow, okay. basically all of genesee county, 500 people here. 2.9 points, harris over trump in genesee county. this was 9 points for biden over trump. big, big gain for trump there. taking a look here at macomb county, trump won by this by 8 points, he's more than doubled so far. with all the things happening around the state for trump, it becomes all the more important if democrats are going