waymo says that passengers in phoenix, arizona will be offered a fully autonomous taxi service in thenths. sky has threatened to shut down its news channel in order to facilitate its takeover by rupert murdoch's 21st century fox. fox already owns 39% of sky, but regulators are investigating the deal amid concerns that mr murdoch's media empire could become too powerful. and now, what's trending in the business news this morning... stocks slightly lower across asia. the price of oil going down and also the dollar as well. we have more in the dollar as well. we have more in the news briefing coming up. i will see you soon. the number of homeless people in england has risen by nearly 14 thousand in the last year — that's according to a new study. homeless charity shelter found that there are now nearly 300,000 homeless people in the country and say that in reality, the figure is much higher. ali fortescue reports. people just automatically judge. people just automaticallyjudgelj would just say we live in a flat. they live in a hostel in cheshire they have been homeless for the last 18 mo

locutora: la corte de phoenix, arizona decidiÓ que se indemnizarÁ a las vÍctimas.detenidos y pueden recibir hasta 10,000 que fueron arrestados por mÁs tiempo. locutora: las polÉmicas se realizaron durante 18 meses pese a que un juez federal prohibiÓ al ex alguacil aplicar leyes de inmigraciÓn. >> para poder castigar a esta agencia este serÁ dinero del contribuyente. eso es algo que ordenÓ la corte, el juez. locutora: el fondo de compensaciÓn de mÁs de medio millÓn de dólares se desfigura en mÁs de cientos de vÍctimas. el programa iniciarÁ el 13 de noviembre. se pretende hacer una campaÑa internacional para identificar a los beneficiados ya que muchos de ellos fueron deportados a sus paÍses de origen. >> tenemos una pÁgina web y un nÚmero telefÓnico al que puede llamar si tienen preguntas, si ves si son elegibles para este fondo de compensaciÓn. >> todo el momento de esa parada lo hizo con mucha falta de respeto. hubo gritos y amenazando simple con la mano la pistola. locutora: la uniÓn americana de libertades civiles afirma que quienes fran deportados, perdieron su

this is what waymo is testing now in arizona. in phoenix.a p pa re ntly streets, these driverless taxis. apparently google have been doing this for seven years. they have really stolen the march on the big majors like audi. i quite like the idea, i have to say. it doesn't worry you that there is no human day to ta ke worry you that there is no human day to take the wheel is nothing —— if something goes wrong? of course it does, but you have to embrace change. i recognise that i have a luddite in me, which i have to counter. an interesting business angle, how do you ensure a d riverless angle, how do you ensure a driverless car? well, this was in the press a couple of days ago. we we re the press a couple of days ago. we were talking about this in the uk, they are looking at the insurance angle of the business, when it comes to d riverless angle of the business, when it comes to driverless vehicles. because that isa to driverless vehicles. because that is a big issue. absolutely. notjust insurance, the whole issue of everything. infrastructur

my quest for immortality i'll try a new tack resurrection to find out more about that i had to phoenix arizona. in most cases over eighty percent of the time we can be there at the bedside in the hospital a suitable that has been declared with the patient into the us car from the hospital bed cover the nice at some water will use this device to circulate icy water around the patient accelerate the cooling process as quickly as possible those first agrees a critical because the more you are the first things are falling apart we also take a restoration of restarting that we use this mechanical device and we do mechanical c.p.r. so restarting circulation not with the goal of reviving the person but we don't really want to revive the person but the ideas we have of the restart everything so we can circulate the medications were take the cells as well as possible and maintain viability of the biological tissue for as long as possible so our goals were to get that temperature down from going to be done to get above freezing as fast as we can and we don't want to go below freezing at this point becau

heather: the story of the grinch who stole christmas in phoenix, arizona, look at this.ly. the tradition, christmas tradition draws thousands each year, at least calling it quits because complaints from the city. joins us live to talk more about this. lee, thank you so much for joining us. love your sweater, by the way. >> thank you, good morning, heather. heather: this is so sad, this is something that you've been doing for what over 30 years? >> yeah, over 30-plus years. heather: this is unreal. tell us what you do set up in the yard? this is absolutely really remarkable. how long does it take you? >> well, approximately two months, we start the end of september and the first day normally to light up is thanksgiving. heather: this is all in your front yard. you have a train set, you have ginger bread houses. how many lights? >> 250,000 lights. heather: wow. so what's the problem? i mean, it's christmas time, people love to get in the christmas spirit or what, they don't? >> well, we had some new neighbors move in about a year ago and they didn't like the traffic last d

what makes it tougher -- those families are from boise, idaho, and phoenix, arizona. not easy to handle the situation since they are so far away from d.c. they hired a virginia company and put money down. the company has an f-rating with the better business bureau. the company has a backlog of work, and cemetery officials wanted that work done before it could tackle the job for the he and disappointing that this woman would do this in such sacred ground as arlington national cemetery. 5:00, the i-team tracks down the owner of the headstone company. how does she explain the delay? arlington headstone hard it is tonight at 5:00. coming up next, close but no cigar. the redskins fall short in their comeback effort at home. why the defense is placing the blame on their shoulders. first, a preview of what you can see tonight. >> good afternoon. coming up tonight at 11:00, do you know what your kids are drinking at school? investigative reporter scott taylor made a discovery that is going to shock and anger many parents. out of 12 local school districts, half had high levels

and the maricopa county jail in phoenix, arizona, is no exception. >> i'm born and raised here in phoenix, arizona, been here 24 years, my whole life pretty much. i actually live about seven miles down lower buckeye road. >> robert miner wound up here after being caught with marijuana and a loaded shotgun. even though his old job only required at most a seltzer bottle. >> i am a bum clown, man, it's kind of -- a hobo clown what they call it. a little hobo bag. it's good. i am a good guy, you know. there is a lot of good people in here. just unfortunately we break laws too. >> helen smith was a full time sales woman before being sentenced on drug charges. but her part-time job at least, got her familiar with handcuffs. >> i also do dominatrix on the weekend. >> it's a weekend gig? >> it's a weekend gig, yes. we have shackles and we have handcuffs that we use on them if they want that. >> and when the sheer monotony at life at maricopa's outdoor facility known as tent city gets to william frost and timothy young they take refuge in the identity of others. >> greetings, live from tent city.

palmira: los residentes de phoenix, arizona se llevaron una sorpresa esta semana al voltear el cielohes. una baja de precipitaciÓn asociada a un frente frÍo se mueve a travÉs de la zona local y se va a ir tornando mucho mÁs activas esas posiciones hacia de la madrugada. esa actividad estarÁ llegando a la zona de san josÉ. mejorÍas depara el pierde cosas de francesas parece especialmente la zona de fountain road. y mantiene la alerta por vientos fuertes sobre todas las zonas montaÑosas. vientos y rachas que pueden superar las hipÓtesis " por hora. esperamos una mÍnimade 41, san josÉ en y cuatro. -- 54. recuerde que maÑana va a estar algo variable las horas de la maÑana frente se alejarÁ desde el viernes en adelante. acusa la traviesa precipitaciÓn puede superar " de lluvia.el viernes mejorar esas condiciones de tiempo. nos vamos a preparar para un fin de semana bastante agradable y las temperaturas van a estar en el rango de sus medianos 60. amigos, hasta que el tiempo. resumen ustedes. palmira: gracias suheily. buenas noches. vea que carrito la regalaron al papÁ. le vamos a decir cuá

--3 niÑos y un peatn fueron atropellados por un vehiculo mientras cruzaban una interseccin en phoenix arizonande se report que los niÑos entre las edades de 6 y 11 aÑos se encuentran en condicion crtica. ---la policia investiga si el conductor estaba usando su telefono celular en el momento del incidente. ---un trabajador de la construccin muri y otro est lesionado despus de caer de una altura de aproximadamente 40 pies en una zona industrial en carolina del norte. ---las autoridades informaron que transportaron a ambos hombres al hospital despues de este accidente donde el sobreviviente se encuentra seriamente lesionado pero en condicin estable. ---hasta el momento, no se ha dado informacin sobre la identidad del fallecido. ---una conductor muri despues de manejar en sentido contrario en una autopista interstatal de ohio. ---de acuerdo con testigos, el conductor de una camioneta "ford explorer" se impact con varios autos mientras manejaba alrededor de las 2 de la madrugada con las luces apagadas y en sentido contrario hasta impactarse contra un camin y morir en la escena. ---ninguno de los o

momentos de incertidumbre en laoficina de inmigraciÓn y control fronterizo en phoenix, arizona.l cÓnsul de el salvador. con quien horas despuÉs salieron los godoy. >> gracias a dios, han tocado los corazones y han dado un tiempo prudencial para que pudieran seguir con su estadÍa en este paÍs. >> bajo brazo, carlos y llevaba el documento que les aseguraba vivir en estados unidos durante los prÓximos dos aÑos. quÉ te pone feliz? >> que me puedo quedar aquÍ y continuar con mi tratamiento. >> el consulado de el salvador designÓ a una abogada para que asesore a la familia y llene la peticiÓn de asilo para carlos y su hijo. cÓmo es el futuro de tu familia hora? carlos: primeramente que yo me pueda curar rÁpidamente del problema que tengo para sacar a mi familia adelante. esa es la idea. ilia: desde sus nueve aÑos, carlos alexander sÓlo tenÍa un anhelo. cÓmo vas a celebrar que te puedes quedar dos aÑos? >> quiero ir a la feria. ilia: quÉ te gusta mÁs de la feria? >> las cosas que dan vueltas. ilia: carlos alexander tiene por delante un tratamiento de tres aÑos para combatir la leucemia

that confidence allowed us to go forward internally with what we just showed the world today in phoenix, arizona you have had success with your volunteers in phoenix for almost five years now. talk to me how that program is going.what are participants like ? what are the major lessons you have taken away? john: yeah. we started the program earlier this year in the spring. the first signal that we had something special was the overwhelming demand. we talked about the possibility that these folks can help define the future of mobility. we had 10,000 applications to join the program within the first play for hours. right now, we are in this position where there is a lot more demand for seats in our cars tha we can actually providen, which is not a bad problem to have, but we are learning a lot from these guys, the intricacies of pickups and drop-offs. they have helped us refine that in car user interface and what we share with the users on the screen. they have helped us determine what is the best way to get them to the start of the -- get them to the location of the start. mark: you said the comme

my quest for immortality i'll try a new tack resurrection to find out more about that i had to phoenix arizona. in most cases over eighty percent of the time we can be there at the bedside in the hospital a suitable that has been declared with the patient into the us car from the hospital bed cover the nice at some water will use this device to circulate icy water around the patient or some of the cooling process as quickly as possible those first agrees a critical because the more you are the first things are falling apart we've also taken the restoration of the stuff in that we use this mechanical device and we do mechanical c.p.r. so restarting circulation not with the goal of reviving the person but we don't really want to revive the person but the idea is we have to restart everything so we can circulate the medications were take the cells as well as possible and maintain viability of the biological tissue for as long as possible so our goals were to get that temperature down from going to be done to get above freezing as fast as we can and we don't want to go below freezing at this point

this is by a belmont partners, bill gates investment firm, 50 miles west of phoenix arizona to createt city, so this is really a futuristic city looking towards the future and they are going to have high-speed digital networks and really create around technology. health earth all right, tracee carrasco joining us live thank you very much. tracee: thank you. heather: 15 minutes on top of the hour, illegal immigrants using sanctuary cities to avoid arrest but elsewhere illegals are fining sanctuary in churches around the country. bible lessons that the churches need to hear. that's up next so you're looking for male customers, ages 25-54, who live within five miles of your business? like these two... and that guy. or maybe you want to reach women, ages 18 to 34, who are interested in fitness... namaste. whichever audience you're looking for, we'll find them we're the finders. we work here at comcast spotlight, and we have the best tools for getting your advertising message out there. anywhere, any way your audience watches. consider them found. heather: welcome back to "fox & friends fi

josé cuenta cómo la movía también en avionetas en phoenix, arizona, antes de ser detenido en 2001 pors respecto al anterior de felipe calderón. para los habitantes del triángulo la causa no es el combate del gobierno sino la legalización de la marihuana en algunos lugares de estados unidos y el aumento en la producción de heroína sintética en méxico. >> ahora sí se mira más movimiento de vender. >> este año, los grandes incendios en el norte de california quemaron la producción de marihuana y trajeron al triángulo nuevos clientes. pero el negocio, dice este campesino local, va en declive. >> aquí es conocido por la amapola y la marihuana, que era lo que antes se sembraba más. Últimamente la gente ya no se ocupa en eso porque no es negocio. >> con la baja en las ventas cuentan aquí que son pilotos menos experimentados quienes se aventuran a traficar en este lugar por un pago menor a lo que antes ganaban. >> nosotros les enseñamos a ser pilotos, a ser mecánicos, pero no a delinquir. cada quien es arquitecto de su propio destino. >> al regresar, un capitán de las fuerzas armadas de hondu

. ♪ >> primitive rock tour kicked off in phoenix, arizona thursday night.palooza tour. ♪ ♪ all your crossroads >> 1991, we were the first band onstage at the first-ever loll lollapalooza. which was a tremendous thing for my band and i. >> lollapalooza is cool. >> the idea you can get these important and popular bands from the underground, james addiction, nine inch nail, soundgarden, red hot chili peppers and get them all together. it felt like a really new idea. >> by the mid-90s it's already parodied by "the simpsons." >> oh. like woodstock only with advertisements everywhere and tons of security guards. >> it is in the american lexicon. >> the commercial culture co-opted the counterculture. >> the honeymoon's over. now down to real commerce and, and there's a certain kind of disillusionment going on. >> since i got everything i wanted i could put a zero after the number of record sales i've had. play 200 instead of 2,000 and be on mtv 1,000 times rather than one time a month. i thought maybe when i reached all these goals i'd find some sort of peace, and

his -- his investment firm belmont partners purchased some 25,000 acres just 50 miles west of phoenix, arizonaing to build a smart city, a futuristic city. it will have a communications communications -- first class cutting edge communication and technology infrastructure and no word yet on when this will be built but it was $80 million i believe to kind of start this process here but, yeah, we could be seeing more of these bill gates futuristic cities popping up. >> all right. we'll keep an eye out for it. tracee thank you very much. >> reporter: thank you. >> all righty. good morning. >> good morning. >> didn't mention the redskins yet have we. >> not >> going to talk about it at 6:30. >> i just saw ez street in the green room. >> we're off to a cool start looking a the clouds out there. we got the rain out of here. the sidewalks and the roads are a little slick. be sure you're walking nice and easy on your way to school this morning. >> really. >> you want to slip? >> i know. >> leaves out there. >> i know. >> good news is sunshine this afternoon. it will turn into a beautiful afternoon. a

it's based about 45 miles outside of phoenix, arizona.ling to you -- >> we already have a bell month. can we have another name? >> i was thinking the same thing. >>> okay, this story, listen to this and tweet us. if you're looking for love san francisco is allegedly the place to be. >> i do think we live in a very romanic city. do you not? okay. apparently not. the city ranks the best city for single people according to personal finance wallet hub. it compared more than 180 u.s. cities and look at 32 key indicators of dating friendliness including the number of people active on tinder and the number of opportunities for nightlife. san francisco, again, number one. south burlington, vermont, number last. >> i think it is a brutal place to be single in san francisco. >> they're having a wonderful time and they're so charming. >> if you're in a couple san francisco is amazing. don't get me wrong. outdoor spaces, great places to eat. but it's find that go person is really hard here. mike, i know you and barbara have been together forever and

host: next call for charles sykes comes from linda, phoenix, arizona. caller: i'm a fan of yours.i watch you on msnbc and appreciate your point of view. my question is going back to earlier when you are asked if you think any republican politician he respect and i was wondering what you thought of jeff flake and his leaving the congress. by the way, i'm a progressive liberal in arizona, but i appreciate jeff flake. i feel terrible that he's decided not to run. do you see any future for him? he's a decent old-line conservative as i can see. guest: thank you, linda. i have tremendous respect for jeff flake. his broke was one of the greatest things i've seen politics in the long time because you pretty much up to know if you publish a book attacking donald trump in the correct environment that he would be committing political suicide and there was this extraordinary moment when you had former president bush, former republican nominee john mccain, jeff flake, bob corker chairman of the senate foreign relations committee are speaking out against donald trump saying this is not who we a

. >> caught on camera in phoenix arizona an amazing sight in the night sky.k of light caught on camera is a meteor actually. pretty cool, right. >> all right. also caught on camera a good samaritan saves a blind man's life. it happened in denver colorado on tuesday you can see on your screen that the mind man was walking towards the path of an oncoming train. a nearby passenger stopped him just in time. >> ♪ >> 5:50 is the time right now. let's take a look at the stories you're engaging with the most this morning on social media with our realtime news tracker. >> maureen is back with what's trending. >> good morning to both of you. first up toxic algae taking over america's government spends large amounts of money to help farmers reduce their fertilizer runoff. fertilizer does play a big role in the spread of algae. officials say harmful algae is a serious issue in all 50 states. the u.s. department of agriculture spent more than $1.8 billion on the costly program since 2009. taking you to detroit where a group of undercover police officers got into a brawl w

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you cite a specific example of phoenix, arizona from nine years ago.that example and what happened there? >> the reason i used that is because analysis that had followed on from that that showed the drop in violent crime following their change in policy. and i think it is important to look at what happens with the rise and fall of crime as cities practice this sanctuary city policy. and on the larger scale, as i said in the article, bill, what happens if you want to have a sanctuary city for other types of federal law evasion? then if you start it for one area, what is going to prohibit it being done for other areas of federal law for people that choose to be or want to be outside of the law and do not want to work with federal officials on a specific portion of the law? so i think this is a danger to the safety of our communities and cities and i think it's a danger for the rule of law. >> bill: doj is pushing back on this but not just phoenix. it is san francisco, chicago, l.a., new york, these are big american towns. another topic i want to get to n

southwest sending temperatures soaring over the thanksgiving weekend in southern california and phoenix, arizonaand some people hitting the beach. >> they were surfing. >> the national weather service warning people temperatures will be well above normal today for much of the west. >> shoppers on your mark, the annual battle for your business has begun. this shopping season the competition between brick and mortar stores and e-commerce sites getting more intense. jeff lock live in chicago. he is not surfing. i saw him earlier. it is maybe not as cold as normal in chicago this time of year, jeff but still looks a little chilly and we'll be seeing some protests again as i understand. >> i believe the weather man who said it would be in the 50s. not yet, i can tell you. you're right. i'm actually in the water tower park. that's the water tower place shopping mall back there. this is where protestors -- a little bit of a black friday tradition over the last couple of years in chicago. black lives matter protestors coming out to try to block access to these stores and protest what they see as bad tre

. >> i'm from phoenix arizona.coldest air this season. in fact, breaking all kinds of temperatures all across the northeast and around the great lakes and the northern plains yesterday. so, incredible cold suddenly here. here is the wind chill. look at that, 1 degrees is what it feels like in yellow knife, canada. 13 degrees is what it feels like in cleveland, ohio. 12 in boston. you get the idea the cold has really settled in freeze advisories down across parts of the mid-atlantic, parts of the higher elevations soutsouth carolina as well. here is what it is going to look like tonight. another cold night. we'll warm up. a little bit of snow moving across the great lakes today as well. system brings some rain. a little bit of freezing rain around the chicago area throughout the afternoon in towards tomorrow morning. hurt, guys. back to you inside. pete: did you cry at titanic, too? rick: who didn't. come on. abby: embrace it. i love that about you guys. pete: have a heart. abby: come inside. it is freezing out ther

we are monitoring a developing story from phoenix, arizona.nal airport appears to be over. we're taking you there now. police and security agents were checking a suspicious item found at one of the terminals. now, a couple of check points along with the ticket counters at southwest and american airlines were closed as a precaution. but the restrictions we've been told have now been lifted. the airport had warned travelers to expect delayed. we contacted sfo. we are waiting to hear back from them. the industry website flight aware report that's a phoenix bound southwest flight that was scheduled to depart sfo90 minutes ago was canceled. >>> in the next hour, vice president pence and his wife karen will leave washington, d.c. and head to sutherland springs, texas. the price president will have private meetings with people hurt by the gunman at first baptist church. he will also talk with first responders and speak at an evening prayer vigil at a local high school. the vice president wants to assure the people of that small town that they have th

we will move on to see it was calling from phoenix, arizona on the dem adaline. -- on the democratice. caller: earlier today on this program you had a military veteran that said he was going to go out and buy turkeys for first responders and the police, etc. me and my wife are talking and we cannot help but notice that is the real difference between conservatives and liberals. the man stated he was going to go buy turkeys in case he ever needed help. in other words the police. he was going to basically pay them off. buy als make a lot and turkey because they want to feed a hungry person. that is the real difference. it is not good or bad, right or wrong. one group of people looks at kindnessin general is and generosity is helping people. others look at it as a opportunity to invest in your future. i think that is the real discomfort level between those people. some people want to do right because it is right, other people to find right as will benefit me. i think that is the real rift. that is what president trump gets a hard time for. he stated he did not pay taxes because he was sm

host: next call for charles sykes comes from linda, phoenix, arizona. caller: i'm a fan of yours.i watch you on msnbc and appreciate your point of view. my question is going back to earlier when you are asked if you think any republican politician he respect and i was wondering what you thought of jeff flake and his leaving the congress. by the way, i'm a progressive liberal in arizona, but i appreciate jeff flake. i feel terrible that he's decided not to run. do you see any future for him? he's a decent old-line conservative as i can see. guest: thank you, linda. i have tremendous respect for jeff flake. his broke was one of the greatest things i've seen politics in the long time because you pretty much up to know if you publish a book attacking donald trump in the correct environment that he would be committing political suicide and there was this extraordinary moment when you had former president bush, former republican nominee john mccain, jeff flake, bob corker chairman of the senate foreign relations committee are speaking out against donald trump saying this is not who we a

san francisco against the giants phoenix against arizona but never a game 7 in either one of the two buildings in the world series or the two cities since '58. >> pretty incredible >> it's the first time since the era of four playoff team that we had the four biggest media markets, new york, chicago, houston and los angeles be the last four teams. here's the thing baseball's got this great momentum, right. nfl struggling do you think that baseball with its 162-game season and three plus hour games because they haven't been able to speed it up much, is going to continue this momentum into the next few years or will they just be a one off because the series is so good? >> there's a couple of things on that the game pace or play is a progress in the regular season baseball, they had 22 million last night that's more than game 6 last year that involved the cups who hadn't won i think the post-season they'll be okay. sure you like the big markets. the astros are not a brand team, brand name they've had a great rating here. will baseball on a week to week basis between april an october 1st

arizona. that's a phoenix suburb. >> level 4 autonomy are cars that have no driver at all. so a lot of these self-driving cars, we see them driving around san francisco here. you'll see someone in the front seat. they're to take over control if they need to. level 4 will have no one. supposedly there's a safety button you can push from the back seat that will stop the car. >> waymo was owned by alphabet, google's parent company. it hopes to have cars having no one inside pull up to the curb in a couple of months. >>> google will soon tell you how long you'll have to wait at the new popular restaurant. the company announced today they're launching something called wait time on google search and soon on google maps as well. the company said it estimates wait times based off historical data at the business. almost a million restaurants worldwide will be included in the service. >>> the president is in south korea tonight, where he issued a stern warning to north korea's dictator. >> the weapons you are acquiring are not making you safer. >> what it will take to make peace with

the testing is happening in chandler arizona, a suburb of phoenix. >> a lot of these self-driving cars we see them driving around san francisco, you'll see someone in the front seat ready to take over control i they need to level four will have no one. suppo supposedly there's a safety button you can push from the back seat to stop the car. >> this was -- pull up to the curb in just a couple of months. >>> the bay area is a beautiful place. abc 7 news viewers prover it. >> this picture posted of the golden gate bridge today on instagram. he hadded the hash tag which help us find it and post it. share your videos on instagram to @abc 7 news bay area. >> here's a look at doppler 7, it's not raining now but clouds will increase over night with low temperatures in the mid to upper 0s. -- 40s. tomorrow rain developing in the south bay. tomorrow relatively mild, mix mid-60s around the bay and inland. some locations could see up to an inch of rainfall in the system. here's the accuweather seven-day forecast. gusty and wet conditions tomorrow afternoon and evening. showers thursday morning. dr

the testing is happening in chandler arizona, a suburb of phoenix. >> a lot of these self-driving carsd san francisco, you'll see someone in the front seat ready to take over control if they need to. level four will have no one. suppo supposedly there's a safety button you can push from the back seat to stop the car. >> this was -- pull up to the curb in just a couple of months. >>> the bay area is a beautiful place. abc 7 news viewers prover it. >> this picture posted of the golden gate bridge today on instagram. he hadded the hash tag which help us find it and post it. share your videos on instagram to @abc 7 news bay area. >> here's a look at doppler 7, it's not raining now but clouds will increase over night with low temperatures in the mid to upper 0s. -- 40s. tomorrow rain developing in the south bay. tomorrow relatively mild, mix mid-60s around the bay and inland. some locations could see up to an inch of rainfall in the system. here's the accuweather seven-day forecast. gusty and wet conditions tomorrow afternoon and evening. showers thursday morning. dry on friday. sunny on sa

fox 10 in phoenix, guards at lewis prison in buckeye arizona recover a crash drone meant to deliver drugsphones. the drone was found inside the prison fence but outside the prison yard. it's believed to be the first such attempt in arizona but at least a dozen others such schemes have been reported in the last five years. this is a live look at dallas. foggy, rainy dallas from fox 4. the big story there, the nfl condemning actions by cowboys owner jerry jones as detrimental to the league's best interests. that could open the door to finding jones or trying to strip him of the dallas cowboys. jones has been trying to delay or stop contract extension negotiations with commissioner roger goodell. that is tonight's live look outside the beltway from "special report." we'll be right back. red... in jellyfish. in clinical trials, prevagen has been shown to improve short-term memory. prevagen. the name to remember. how much money do you think you'll need in retirement? then we found out how many years that money would last them. how long do you think we'll keep -- oooooohhh! you stopped! you're

arizona. the new service will begin in phoenix in the next few months before eventually launching nationwide. dave is not ready. >> i'm often terrified in taxis with drivers, so, without them, i'm not quite there. are you? >> improvement. >> maybe you are right. >> maybe the waymo drivers don't with the latest with the president's trip and visit to the forbidden city. ♪ >>> series of big wins on election day. exit polls show anti-trump frustration is at least partly to blame. can the democrats carry momentum into the midterms? >> do not underestimate us, and do not try us. >> a direct message from the kim jong-un. the united states - he says provocations from the north would amount to a fatal miscalculation. the president arrived in beijing overnight. we'll take you live. >> coverage from china, beijing starts right now. good morning, everybody. busy morning. >> it is indeed. i'm dave briggs. some really fascinating pictures of the president in the forbidden city as we speak. the first-ever president to eat dinner there. we'll get to that in a moment. first a blue wave crashing the shore for

.>> as we all know, in arizona during the summer. >> 105 in phoenix. >> well, [ laughter ] let's all go. >> no. >> we have nice weather coming our way for the weekend, starting out with rain, a live look at across the bay toward san francisco, mostly cloudy skies. scattered showers continuing to fall this morning. in the afternoon they will wind down. you could see off over the pacific we have some that will begin to move right along the peninsula in the next half hour or so. we have already beginning once again to approach areas like petaluma and tiburon. lunch time, still with us, still on and off, light stuff part of the day and second half of the day, we will call this evening drivetime, pretty much dry. evening and partly cloudy skies, and a slight chance of lingering showers. you will not need the umbrella if you have evening plans. we dry out for the rest of the weekend. temperatures low 50s to low 60s and in afternoon, it will range from low to mid 60s. a cool day, breezy day and chance of scattered showers. afternoon highs, 64 san francisco, upper 60s concord, 68 san jose, h

francisco during the gold rush that didn't pan out so well and came next-dooroo to arizona, mae his way down and ended up in phoenix where he turned his operation into a leading department store in phoenix. he was a college dropout and that was it. what happened to his father died unexpectedly and hean had to go back to run the business. though he was a a college dropot he wrote the conscience of a conservative. 120 some pages. if you haven't read it, i would counsel you to do so. it sold 3.5 million copies published in 1960 and still worth the read to hold up very well. 3.5 million copies. i would even settle-- for 100,0. never smoked a cigarette because of his mother's injunction, never had a cup of coffee, but he did keep a bottle of old crow in the senate refrigerator for after five sitting and he would bring senators over from the other side of the dial where democrats anaisle wheredemocratd sit down over and form relationships and friendships and how i wish we could have more of that today. there are many wha leftists in politics. but if there had been a presidenten goldwater, we coulde sure of two things. th

you are heading south, southern california into arizona, maybe for the holidays, don't have to worry about anything cool. they might have record highs. phoenixking for record heat, near 90 on thursday. a lot of cloud cover continues to come up from the west-southwest. if it had some dynamics to work with, we would have a lot going on, but we don't. we just have a little light rain and that's about it. if you go farther north, you might find a little more and that's going to be the focus. over all, everyone says cloudy. rainfall will be really light. i don't think there will be any to the south. if there is, it will just be a trace. 50s on the temps here, 40s for a few, cloverdale upper 40s. if you're headed to the mountains, it's in the 40s. 43 in truckee, 45 las vegas. a lot of cloud cover, more show than go. southern california is mostly sunny and getting warm. they're going to get even warmer over the next couple of days. i think mid-80s by wednesday for la. for us, this cloud cover will continue to roll in. cloudy today, mostly cloudy can this afternoon, rain staying to the north. anything south of that will be less or very light. tuesda

arizona. >> this building was constructed in 1915 and operated as a very high-end hotel for quite a long period of time. >> it became the tallest building in phoenixd it stayed that way for five years. when this building opened, it was a huge event for the city. it was a very luxurious building. it got six pages in the arizona republic completely devoted to it. the interior was marble and mahogany. all of that is gone now. it also had rooms for traveling salesmen so they could set up temporary storefronts, which was common at the time. >> for decades, part of the vibrant phoenix downtown scene. but in the '50s and '60s, suburban sprawl took people away from the core of the city. >> downtown was transforming. the jefferson hotel degraded as people moved from staying in downtown. and that is likely why it was featured in the film "psycho." >> the shots in the movie make it feel like a cheap fleabag hotel. and people began avoiding the building. >> the beginning of that movie is a terrific snapshot of what downtown phoenix looked like, when there's some buildings under construction. some of the older buildings are right before probably getting torn d

arizona cardinals. the university of phoenix stadium. it's inside. it's clear. it's warm. it's 83.ere with one of the most recognizable stars in hollywood. oscar nominee and golden globe winner michelle pfeiffer. she's part of the all-star cast in the new movie "murder on the orient express," a who dun it based on a famous novel. michelle plays a glamorous widow with plenty of secrets. >> eyes linger longer, i'll have to charge rent. >> i'll pay. >> have another drink. >> are you insulted? >> disappointed. some men have a good look. all they have to do is keep their mouth shut, and they can take home any prize they want. still the mouth opens. >> good line. michelle pfeiffer, good morning. good to see you. >> thank you. you, too. >> this is a famous book, a famous film. were you a fan of it? were you intimidated by taking it on? >> well, i was a little intimidated. i hadn't really seen any of the earlier adaptations. actually, i'm not that particular with agatha christie. it is not a genre i gravitate toward. but i loved the script. i thought this character was, you know, challengi

arizona. he made his way down and wound up in phoenix where he turned his little pedaling operation into a leading department store in phoenix. goldwater was a college dropout. freshman year, and that was it. what happened was that his father died early unexpectedly and he had to go back and help to run the business. although he was a college dropout he wrote a book called the conscience of a conservative. 120 some pages. if you have not read it, i counsel you to do so. it sold 3.5 million copies. published in 1960. still worth a read, still holds up very well. 3.5 million copies. something i had written -- [laughter] i would even settle for maybe 100,000. i'm sure you will hear that come on. get out there and really promote this book. never smoked a cigarette because of the injunction. never had a cup of coffee. but, he did keep a bottle of old crow in his senate refrigerator for after five sipping. he would bring sinners from the other i'll, democrats and republicans would sit down over a little old crow. bourbon and water. maybe not too much water. and talk over things. and they formed relation

arizona. that's a first for tech companies. the new service will begin in phoenixn the next few months before launching nationwide. >>> would you? >> i was just trying to think of that? no. not yet. are you there? >> i would do it. i would do it. put on my seat belt, yeah. >> it still worries me, i'm not there. early start continues right now with the latest from the president's trip to china. ♪ >>> all right the democrats win with a series of big wins on election day, exit polls show anti-trump frustration at least partly to blame. now, can the democrats carry the momentum in to the mid >> do not underestimate us and do not try us. >> direct message from president trump to kim jong-un. he says provocation with north korea would amount to a fatal miscalculation. the president arrived in beijing overnight. early start's coverage from china and pyongyang continues right now. the president started talking about human rights, something he largely left out of the conversation until now. >> it is 4:00 a.m. in the east, 5:00 p.m. in beijing. let's begin with politics in t

the seattle seahawks face off with the arizona cardinals at the university of phoenix stadium. way it's meant to be! >>> we are here with one of the most recognizable stars in hollywood. oscar nominee and golden globe winner michelle pfeiffer, part of the all-star on the orient express" and michelle plays a glamorous widow with plenty of secrets. >> if i linger any longer, i'll have to charge rent. >> i'll say. >> have another drink. >> are you insulting? >> disappointed. some men have a good look. all they had to do was keep their mouth shut and they can take home any prize they want. >> a good line. michelle pfeiffer, good morning. good to see you. >> thank you. >> this is such a famous book and famous film. were you a fan of it, intimidated by taking it on? >> well, i was a little intimidated and i hadn't really seen any of the earlier adaptations and i'm not that familiar with agatha christy but i loved the script and thought the character was challenging and not like anything i had ever done and it was such a fantastic cast and kenneth was directing it so i was excited. >>

and smart city one of the investment firms spending 80 million bucks on 25,000 acres in arizona right near phoenixk and text. steve: all right. meanwhile, within the last half hour, gq has put up online their men of the year issue. and colin kaepernick seen right there on the cover is gq's citizen of the year. the opening paragraph from the editor's of gq say he's been vilified by millions and locked out of the nfl all because he took a knee to protest police brutality. but colin kaepernick's rare stand rare in history muhammad ali, athletes who risked everything to make a difference. ainsley: look at the upper right-hand corner of the cover. it says men of the year, the new american heroes. brian: well, we know he was -- went from 2013 because he was on the cover because he was so good, and then he had trouble. he got beat out in training camp last year and this year he left the 49ers and hasn't been able to get signed. he is better than a lot of back up quarterbacks throughout the league, but he's not worth the headache and distraction. he has turned down many opportunities to get his word out,

arizona? tracee: his investment firm purchased 25 acres of land 50 miles west of phoenix, they are trying to build city that will have, you know, cutting-edge technology and communications so no word yet on when this will be built but this could be the wave of what's to come. jillian: wow. rob: that's so cool. can't wait to see what he does with that. jillian: five minutes until the top of the hour, big scandal in the united kingdom this morning prince harry breaking military rules, do you know what he did wrong? rob: taking one for the team, sideline assistance paying the painful price for the internet fame. you have to see this one. what started as a passion... ...has grown into an enterprise. that's why i switched to the spark cash card from capital one. now, i'm earning unlimited 2% cash back on every purchase i make. everything. what's in your wallet? . . jillian: good monday morning, time for the good, the bad and the ugly. first up the good. no tickets here. just turkeys. >> maybe i will just make your decision for turkey a little bit easier this year and hand you one if you wouldn't mind.