jordin rochester -- jordan rochester and quentin peel.frankfurt bring us that conversation a little bit later on. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ tom: good morning, everyone. tom keene in new york, anna edwards in london. francine will be in beijing leaving our coverage of the bloomberg new economy form in the coming hours and days. an interesting set of bankers in an interesting time, particularly with the bank bailout and some of the great test for american and european stocks rolling over the last number of days. right now, here's viviana hurtado. viviana: china's message to the u.s. comes after the senate unanimously passed a bill backing the protesters in hong kong and warned beijing against the crackdown. the house has passed more legislation. more differences must be resolved before it is passed to president trump. people are dead after antigovernment protests. demonstrated after the government increased gasoline prices by as much as 300%. hundreds of people have been arrested. he is the most anticipated witness in the impeachment hearing s

. >>> a man who broke into a rochester, new york, home picked the wrong granny. she was getting ready for bed when she heard someone pound on her front door. he was urging her to call an ambulance for him, she says. >> i heard a loud noise. i'm saying to myself, what the heck is that? a young man is in my home. i'm alone and i'm old. but i'm tough. i took that table and i went to working on him. and the table broke. i had really did a number on that man. >> not only did she do that, she squirted the intruder with shampoo and whacked him with a broom. she's an award-winning bodybuilder that works out almost every, single day. she doesn't plan to press charges against the intruder who required medical treatment when police arrived. >>> how about another one? this time, it's ingram. >> all right. the ravens keep on rolling, led by star quarterback lamar jackson. baltimore routed the rams on "monday night football." jackson matched his career high and went for 95 yards. the win was the ravens' seventh strait. they play host to the rams, the nfc champions. >>> the imm

. >> a pretty suburb of rochester, big houses, big families and top ranked schools that make the people who move here want to stick around. >> in this community, i grew up in a bubble. the community is a bubble. >> the family lived in that happy bubble. chelsea dated the oldest boy, collin. >> i remember one of the first times i went over to his house in high school he was cooking me dinner and i was like, oh, man, cooking dinner, that's pretty cool. >> very responsible. >> oh, yeah, that was one of the reasons why i fell in love with him. he loved his family. >> and it was a big one. three girls, four boys. the household was always bustling. family dinners, holidays. collin's parents craig and laura embraced the chaos. >> this is craig's sister rob and drew. >> clearly they liked being parents. they were enjoying this. >> right, seven kids. >> seven kids. dad craig spent time as a computer programmer and spent time mentoring kids at his church. >> craig is an outwardly likable person. you meet him, you'll want him. >> pj was there when craig fell in love with laura. >> laura is compass

. >>> a man who broke into a rochester, new york, home picked the wrong granny.ing ready for bed when she heard someone pound on her front door. he was urging her to call an ambulance for him, she says. >> i heard a loud noise. i'm saying to myself, what the heck is that? a young man is in my home. i'm alone and i'm old. but i'm tough. i took that table and i went to working on him. and the table broke. i had really did a number on that man. >> she's 5 feet tall and 105 pounds. she squirted the intruder with shampoo and whacked him with a broom. she's an award-winning bodybuilder that works out almost every, single day. she doesn't plan to press charges against the intruder who required medical treatment when police arrived. "early start" continues right now. >>> the white house can't keep its former top lawyer from testifying. a big ruling with major implications for impeachment witnesses and the president. >>> and it will be an ugly week for holiday travel. flights are being canceled as rain and snow are moving across the country. >>> breaking overnight, a dead

. >> with lee's help, a children's museum in rochester, new york, agrees to take in and display the otherllection. ♪ carole tells me that working with us on this episode has helped her to grieve for robert and, in doing so, to preserve his legacy. >> that's why i reached out to you. it is my hope that people see this show and see a passion that somebody had for, in this case, soldiers, and so what i leave to the world is the robert c. postal soldier legacy collection. >> so, you never felt like you were competing with "the guys"? >> never. i was always number one. >> that's so nice to know. >> i wish it on everybody. ♪ >> remember that story about bob meeting malcolm forbes at a toy-soldier show? carole says it was one of his most treasured memories. the confederate soldier he later purchased commemorating the forbes collection remained one of bob's favorites. and right before her husband was laid to rest, carole slipped that very soldier into his suit pocket. i'm jamie colby. thanks so much for watching "strange inheritance." i guess sometimes you can take it with you. ♪ >> a babe who ph

which i think is this fascinating precursor for mitchell —— mr rochester and the madwoman in the atticd a book from the 19th century, often jane eyre read a book from the 19th century, oftenjane eyre is top of the polls. this is the insight into the mind that created an absolutely unique and amazing book. you have spoken about how lovely it as it is coming back to the parsonage museum. that is wonderful news. expensive, more than half £1 million... very expensive. it's fascinating because there was a public road funding and there was a public road funding and the public contributed nearly £100,000 towards the cost of it. and i think it's because it really sees —— seized the public‘s imagination. here is the 14—year—old charlotte bronte writing a little book for a dolls house. it is magical. i think it really seized imaginations. it is such a wonderful thing. you know, i have been looking at manuscripts written by authors, letters written by great people all the time, and it never less than blows my mind to see one. ijust never less than blows my mind to see one. i just can't never less

1 in rapid city as cold as 9 in little rock and wednesday we're talking single digits in boston, rochester, cleveland. plus, we've got antarctic front bringing heavy snow winter storm advisories and warnings in effect for 20 states for 54 million people from missouri to maine. snowfalls from 4 inches to 8 inches of snow from the great lakes all the way to new england and airport delays will be a big problem as well, lester, right through wednesday. >> all right, al, thank you. >>> battle lines are drawn tonight as house democrats prepare to begin public hearings on impeachment this week the shadow of the impeachment showdown even following president trump on his veterans day travels here's hallie jackson with that. >> reporter: even honoring the nation's veterans in new york, president trump cannot escape what was literally looming over him. impeachment, as those hearings go public this week. out from behind closed doors, three career diplomats whose testimony appears to connect the dots of a quid pro quo, that president trump looked to trade military aid to ukraine for political help inve

police say it started as a reported threat from one student to another at albion middle school near rochester. they immediately launched a full investigation. >> reporter: numerous searches were conducted and several legally possessed firearms and electronic evidence and other supporting materials were seized. >> reporter: investigators tonight say they're thankful someone spoke up. >> because of the initial report of a threat to a student, lives were saved and this tragedy was averted. >> reporter: those students, all under 16, are charged with conspiracy. authorities are telling the community there the school is safe. david? >> diane, thank you. >>> and there has been an arrest in the disappearance of an alabama college student. a suspect discovered in the woods, tonight, now charged with kidnapping her. a tip led to the scene, pulling the suspect from the area. here tonight, steve osunsami now. >> reporter: with a swollen eye, the man authorities are calling a suspect in the disappearance of this missing college student, appeared today in a florida court and agreed to return to alabama to

which is a burning bed scene, which is the kind of precursor to the famous scene injane eyre where rochesterving these early ideas of what would become one of the greatest novels in english literature. the book was last auctioned in 2011 but the museum was outbid when it sold for nearly £700,000. since then, the museum has been hoping for another chance to bring this book home to the place it was originally written. lizo mzimba, bbc news. time for a look at the weather. here's matt taylor. we all like a story with a good ending. how about a week with a pretty good start as well? a bit of lunchtime joy pretty good start as well? a bit of lunchtimejoy for pretty good start as well? a bit of lunchtime joy for you this afternoon, in that each one of the four nations is almost bathed in sunshine for all. mostly dry as well, that comes as welcome news, the likes of nottingham which had the likes of nottingham which had the wettest autumn in record, only five dry days since mid—september there. pictures like this and satellite imagery like this always come as welcome news. these two areas of cloud,

two day meeting one of the more famous people that attendance is frederick douglas comes back from rochester new york the only nonblack person all of there are 12 people we know nothing. 's there probably were others what is interesting is even here the issue of women's voting was controversial. because they were quakers and by this point are thinking the whole political system is corrupt. it supports slavery, why have anything to do with it? to participate is the devils game. she says no if you are not voting you are not represented and you have no guarantees to protect your own station and write for go she is guided by the fact her father was in politics and her husband and she has been observing politics all her life. she knows the importance she wins the point for can i will skip ahead a lot of years. obviously the civil war sucks up everyone's attention. after the civil war the western states and territories individually allow women to vote before the 19th amendment was passed new york state one year before let's women vote. elizabeth cady stanton has yet died but one women is still sur

. >> willy murphy lives in rochester, new york.front him grabbing a nearby table. >> i took that table and i went to working on him. and guess what? the table bro j him. i had really did a number on that man. >> she's making me scared. when police arrived it wasn't murphy who needed medical attention. the suspect who police say was intoxicated was taken to jail. murphy is not pressing charges. >> well, if he wasn't intoxicated before, he may be afterwards. >> last ec which on weather now. >> tomorrow what we'll find is a dry day, a lot of sunshine, but winds ramp up. we're seeing wind gusts 20 to 30-miles-per-hour throughout the day. it'll keep us cool. 63 in oakland. 64 in santa rosa. wet weather continues on the storm impact scale with rain, scattered downpours, wipd gusts 20 to 30-miles-per-hour. that will likely lead to travel delays. we'll time it out for you. tuesday morning start the day dry. clouds thicken throughout the morning. rain first arrives in the north bay. the rain will spread south. 6:00 p.m. tuesday we're tracki

lisa fernandez says my brother's back yard in rochester, new york. i'm wearing a tank top to work.rather be here than there. the amazing amount of snow and cold drop to 17. now it's warmed up to 19. chicago 14. new york has set records. new orleans is 35. just amazing to see also a little bit warmer now why is it warmer towards minneapolis if you are traveling anywhere lrnd the great lakes you can probably encounter brutal conditions there. we have a lot of high clouds coming through but that's it. mostly cloudy. there's some fog. not a lot but there's some pockets of it. very cooler. these are all except san francisco above average. pretty good the record 80 in 1953. and the city with one exception. on monday when it rocketed up to 76 has been in the 60s. same for kentfield, menalow park take kentfield down to 60. everywhere else is 8-to 10 miles. 40s, 50s on the temps because of the high cloud cover. we won't see these get any cooler. pope valley 39. one of the few. look at cordelia though. high clouds coming in from a weak system which will give us a little bit more of an on sho

don't know if everyone has seen this but in 82-year-old woman in rochester, new york had a guy breaknd she pretty much beat him up. no one knew especially the intruder that she was a world champion power lifter, she started doing this in her mid 70s. i love this story because it really dispels all the rumors about aging and has long as you have air in your lungs you can do whatever you set your mind to. shannon: she says i'm alone and old but i am tough. he picked the wrong house to break into, i'm hitting him with a broom and he wants to get the heck out of there. i love her, she's a great example. >> if she is. i got to tell you, we got to play this, this young woman looking to find out about her bar exam, a number of amazing challenges, i literally cried when i watched this. >> in july -- i am so nervous - we are all nervous. [screaming] >> tell us about her. >> she is finding out she passed the california bar. as a toddler she was born with muscular to, told she didn't have a lot ahead in her life, she's confined to a powered wheelchair, she never left at stop her. she has pursue

willie murphy lives in roches r rochester, new york. she said thursday night a man knocked on her door asking her to call an ambulance. so she did, moments later she heard a loud noise and realized this dude broke in. she confronted him and grabbed the table. >> i took that table, i went to working on him, guess what? the table broke. i'm jumping on him. uh, uh. i had really done a number on that man. >> yeah. yeah. she did. look at her. >> it's so good. there's more. i can't get enough of it. i'll show you during the break. when police arrived t wasn't murphy who needed the medical attention. her gym buddies were more than pleased. the suspect, who was intoxicated, was taken to jail. she is not pressing charges. >> wow. i can't believe she's not pressing charges. she figured she gave him punishment enough. >> he got it. >> what a lady. she said i did an uh, an uh. that was good. >>> coming back with another full of news inclu including ultrasound surprise. one eerie thing a mom noticed on her sonogram. >>> an arraignment today in marti

we have winter storm warnings in areas like buffalo and syracuse and rochester and areas to the north, too. the other thing that we have to worry about, some areas, especially in the deep south haven't had their first freeze of the season, so we're going to be dealing with things like that this week, too. it's not like we're going to be having significant, you know, heavy amounts of snow in areas that aren't used to it. it's more or less an early season reminder that winter is here. we'll continue to, you know, it's the first cold blast. it's kind of like the first snowstorm of the season, it's just a wake-up call. still ahead, president trump says he may have plans including a trip to russia last year after receiving a special invitation from vladimir putin. that story and more coming up. >>> as many as 600 u.s. troops will remain in northeastern syria to continue counter terrorism operations against the islamic state. that is according to the cha chairman of the joint chiefs of staff. general mark milley did not give a definitive number but said the threat of isis still remains. >>

they have a two day meeting in one of the more famous people who attend is frederick douglass from rochester new york and the only known black person although there are 12 people of whom we know nothing so possibly others. and what is interesting about the meaning that even here the issue of women voting controversial because many of these women were quakers and quakers by this point are thinking, the whole political system is corrupt. it supports slavery, we don't want anything to do it we should agitate our politics but participate is playing the doubles game. elizabeth cady stan says if you are not voting you are not represented and you have no guarantees in the ways of protecting your own station and your own rights. and i think she is guided by the fact that her father was in politics and her husband was in politics and she's been observing politics her whole life so she knows the importance. she wins this point and it gets in the document. i will skip ahead, obviously the civil war sucks up everyone's attention, after the civil war western states and territories do individually allow w

spreads to the east where they're feeling like 28 degrees in the morning in new york city, 15 in rochester, 13 chicago, 18 in cincinnati. some of these places may see record low temperatures for the day. as we move into tomorrow afternoon, we're looking the system pushing through, bringing some showers. as we move into wednesday, look at this, lake effect snow developing and moving on into thursday. this system pushes east, bringing with it, i think, along the i-95 corridor, mostly rain, but interior parts of the northeast and new england, will see significant amounts of snow, especially lake-effect snow on the leeward side of the lakes. upwards of 5 to 6 inches of snow, and we're in fact looking between eerie and buffalo, about 4 to 6, as you get into northern new england, 6 to 8 inches of snow. so the big cities get away with it, but we are looking at a significant snowfall as you get around the great lakes and into new england. savannah. >> thank you so much >>> also this morning there are new developments in the impeachment investigation. for the first time we're getting a look at what

he comes down from rochester, new york. he's the only known black person there, although there are 12 people of who we know nothing. so there possibly were others. and what is interesting to me about this meeting is that even here the issue of women voting was controversial. because many of these women were quakers. and quakers by this point are thinking, well, you know, the whole political system is corrupt. i mean, it supports slavery, you know? why have anything to do with it. we should agitate outside politics. but to participate in it is playing the devil's game. and elizabeth cady stanton says, no. if you're not voting, you're not represented, and you have no guarantees, no ways of protecting your own station and your own rights. and i think she's guided to this by the fact that her father was in politics and the fact that her husband was in politics, and she's been observing politics all her life, so she knows the importance of it. he wins this point and gets -- she wins this point and gets in the document. now, i'll

and as far as the highest gusts this morning, 50 to 60 in the buff loy rochester syracuse areas, and 40s to the areas to the northeast in new england, and then new york city all the way to dc. the winds are coming down as we go throughout the day but we still could see some airport delays because. it and the other story, finally, for our friends in the south, cold front has moved through, and you've been waiting for your relief, it is on its way florida, and tampa, a high of 80 and feeling chilly considering how hot it has been this fall. so yes, what a storm it was yesterday. ruining halloween for so many on the eastern seaboard. >> bill, thanks for that. >>> still ahead, in the wake of the al baghdadi raid, isis has now named a new successor. what we are learning about that. plus new reporting that the u.s. has cut military aid to lebanon. we will tell you about that, and much more, next. ill tell you abd much more, next. maria ramirez? hi. maria ramirez! mom! maria! maria ramirez... mcdonald's is committing 150 million dollars in tuition assistance, education, and career advising

they plotted to use explosives and firearms to kill students and teachers at a middle school near rochester. the threat leading to a if you investigation by police. all suspects under the age of 16. authorities there are reassuring the community that the school is indeed safe. >>> in texas, a deadly pileup on a major highway just north of dallas. an 18 wheeler carrying propane tanks exploding sending thick, black smoke through the sky as crews scrambled to contain the out of control fire. two 18 wheelers and 4 th. others hurt. inats ar tintout ory inniinvestigaty have figure out what caused the bacteria outbreak with serious implications for at least eight premature babies that happened in the neonatal intensive care unit at the medical center in danville. three of the eight infants who got sick later died. officials traced that outbreak back to equipment used to measure donor breast milk. >>> now to the desperate search for college student anaiah blanchard. a suspect sent back to alabama after waiving extradition. blanchard's dad determined to find out more about his missing daughter. abc

and this is in the morning, rochester, 20. and pittsburgh, 21. and cincinnati, 22.o sunday morning. we're looking at eight degrees in marquette. and as we go throughout the day here, we are looking at, at least through tonight and tomorrow, a freeze warning in place, for parts of new york, we're looking at temperatures dropping well below freezing. maybe down to 28, 27 degrees. you want to bring any plants that still maybe out door ors at least cover them up. and then shots of arctic air extends through today, and also tomorrow, and then through next week. we will talk more about that in a little bit. >> thank you, michelle. >> thanks, michelle. >>> still ahead, a shakeup at the top of another popular retailer and what coca-cola calls its biggest new product release in a decade. the story is driving your business day. coming up. (vo) the moth without hope, struggles in the spider's web. with every attempt to free itself, it only becomes more entangled. unaware that an exhilarating escape is just within reach. defy the laws of human nature. at the season of audi sale

i don't know if anyone has seen this but it's an 82-year-old woman in rochester, new york, she had and she pretty much beat him up. the thing is, no one knew, especially the intruder, that she was actually a world champion power lifter. this is a woman who started doing this in her mid-70s. the reason why i love the story so much is because it really dispels all these rumors about aging and that as long as you have air in your lungs, you can do whatever you set your mind to. >> shannon: she says this, "i'm alone, at a mold but guess what, i am tough. he picked the wrong house to break into .9 fitting in with the broom, and guess what, he wanted to get the heck out of there. she was pouring shampoo on him. rochelle, i love her. she's a great example. so megan, got to tell you, we got to play this played a young woman who is looking to find out about her bar exam. she's had a number of challenges. i literally cried when i watched this. let's play this for folks at home. >> the bar exam results, july, 2019. i am so nervous. >> really nervous. >> we are all really nervous. >> i passed! [

it along >> and just yesterday, charges were announced against five people from two pawn shops in rochesterfor selling stolen goods among other charges. home depot, target, walmart, and grocery store wagman's cooperated with law enforcement in those cases the four retailers recovered millions of dollars worth of product. >> how do they get the stuff out the door >> often times, they walk right out with it. >> and alarms don't go off >> alarms may go off and they keep walking and often don't get stopped because home depot has told their employees not to stop them many of these people are armed as you saw in some of that surveillance video, some of them will fight back and push back. and so they don't want the employees or the customers to be put in harm's way. >> let me ask you the other thing. you call it organized retail crime. how organized is it? and by whom? are these small-scale, local operators? or is it something bigger operating behind it? >> it can be both. in the case in utah, they were talking to us about a crime ring of about 100 people. and sometimes they're given lists directl

presentation i mentioned the suffrage caps and we have a coloring page for susan b anthony at her house in rochester, new york, the design your own suffrage star, and all of those have history about why those are there. those are aimed at younger kids or adults who like to call her. we had an all hands staff meeting for cultural resources at the parks service and after some trepidation, there were lots and lots of grown adults sticking pom-poms and coloring caps. we arethe other things offering, and we had a pilot project this past summer, was a series of 19th amendment interns . we had a little bit of money through our internship partners and we opened those up. so parks and programs apply to get an intern. and we hadproject seven parks and programs get these 19th amendment interns, and those positions get posted through our partner, who is helping us with those interns, internship programs, and they choose people who apply. they are paid internships. some of them have direct hire authorities so that once you have completed the internship you have x amount of time before you can become permanently

we go, here is the story of the burglar who broke into the home of an 82—year—old woman here in rochestert him with the metal legs of a table. and then shejumped on him. and then she quirted shampoo in his face. and then she hit him with a broom a few times more. ms murphy is an award—winning bodybuilder who works out at her local gym every day. it is straight out of home alone. by the time the police had got there, the man was being put into an ambulance. probably wishing he had picked any other house in the street but mrs murphys. great story. we will see tomorrow. good evening. it is likely we are going to close out the month of november as we began with low pressure never too far away. that means more rain to come and over the next couple of days the rain cheaply across england and wales although not exclusively. it could lead to localised flooding, please tune in to your bbc local radio stations for traffic and travel disruption. the low pressure that is going to cause theissuesis low pressure that is going to cause the issues is this massive cloud pushing into the south—west. that w

our lead national correspondent, david begnaud, is in pittsford, new york, outside of rochester. good morning. how cold is it there? >> reporter: oh, just a sizzly 23 degrees along the erie canal in pittsburgh where it looks like a winter wonderland in the fall. you're probably thinking how did there boy from the south get sent north to cover snow. that's what happens this time of year. are it doesn't always happen this early and the big thing is the record setting cold temperatures. >> you got to expect a little snow in november. but this is a little early for me. >> reporter: just ask people in dowagiac, michigan they were not expecting weather like this -- near whiteout snow. as much as five inches forecast to come down overnight. >> if you pick it up like this -- it's very light and fluffy. >> reporter: flurries fell as far south as nashville, tennessee, where some people were happy to get an early glimpse of winter. >> oh, my gosh! >> reporter: in the village of alden, new york, population 10,000, we noticed brothers gavin and grant outside playing in the snow. what do you a

records are shattering, some back to 1896 throughout iowa and much of the great lakes and even around rochester, where you can please mention that of the woods? milwaukee is 12 and chicago is 10 and cincinnati and nashville and atlanta are all the way down to amazingly cold temperatures and if you are flying out there is freezing rain in texas and the deep south and it turns to snow for some around these areas. we have a lot of high clouds coming in over the ridge and it was protecting us. it will be above average, 70 to 80 degrees and the city yesterday finally broke 64 degrees and it has been very cold and foggy and it burned off and went up to 76 degrees and there were others that were quite warm including gilroy, and concord and santa rosa. half moon bay has fog with zero miles of visibility. it is affecting highway one and some of the golden gate area but it is not as bad as it was. we are in the 60s and 70s near the bay and upper 70's in your 80s inland. no rain right now but we might have some next tuesday and wednesday. 67 and low 80s and 81 in brentwood, gilroy is there except for the

it feels like 11 in rochester.omorrow will feel like the single digits across northern new england, 20s down through the mid atlantic, and it is all because of this area of high pressure coming in from the north. it will keep high temperatures 10 to 20 degrees below average today. tomorrow we are still looking at the colder temperatures, although nantucket gets up to 48. it will be getting very windy. going into next week, temperatures should become more seasonable as philadelphia gets into the lower 50s. charlotte hit 60s. by the time we get into wednesday, same goes for nashville. here is a peek out your window. >>> current temperature 67 in san jose. we will have more of a normal summer-like day almost because the temperatures will be warming up. right now in san francisco the main headline is all of that fog. we are certainly seeing the dense fog along the coast. here is a look at the daytime highs through the afternoon. yesterday we were in the 60s. today we will be climbing into the upper 70s in concord. 76 d

we bottom out wednesday morning with windchills in the single digits for boston, new york, rochester.y into the northeast we right now have 67 million people impacted by winter weather advisories winter storm warnings, this system is going to be pushing through rather rapidly, heavy snow along the arctic front, stretching from maine to memphis, we're looking at tomorrow with heavy snow, interior new york, northeast, along the i-95 corridor, rain changes over to snow briefly behind this, we've got strong, gusty northwesterly winds with record cold behind it causing lake effect snow in fact, we're talking about upwards of a foot or more, downwind of the lakes. rare early season snow as far south as tennessee, and then a wintry blast stretching from buffalo all the way to presque isle and airport delays will be a big problem with the strong winds. >>> washington is gearing up for impeachment hearings starting wednesday. house democrats have called current and former top diplomats to testify, talking about pressure to investigate the bidens and whether military aid was tied to it republic

high wind warnings posted for parts of western new york, buffalo up through rochester, winds could be0, 65 miles per hour. big waves there, will cross utica. rome, new york, albany, the capital district, you'll see high winds as well. these will rip across parts of the adirondacks with advisories that stretch down to new york city as well. not just the wind, the cold air and with the wind certainly we have got windchills. 18 degrees in chicago, but it feels like 26 degrees in atlanta. very much winter-like. >> thanks very much. >>> we're going to go to washington now where the impeachment showdown has entered a few phase. it was a party line vote and our brand new poll reflects that divide, a country split down the middle. 49% in favor of removing president trump, 47% opposed. the president's approval rating stable but low at 38% and one possible red flag for trump his job approval among republicans now at an all-time low of 74% down from an all-time high of 87% in july. one big question, what impact will this new public phase of the impeachment investigation have on public opinion af

if you're traveling from rochester, minnesota, through the wisconsin dells, to about madison, even milwaukeeeavy rain through the ozarks, eastern oklahoma, northern arkansas then mixes with that cold air that's about to change your weekend and it's going to bring some snow, especially interior new england could see up to a half foot. look at that. here's the numbers and this is just saturday, michael. i know you were making a face at this map. wait till you see the map for next week. uh-huh. it's getting way colder. >> everybody in here is shaking their heads right now, ginger. that is not the news that we wanted to hear but we understand. nothing you can do about it. we'll just have to accept it. thank you so much. >>> and now we're going to go to laughter and hope for our veterans. jon stewart, bruce springsteen, sheryl crow and many other performers graced the stage of madison square garden for the 13th annual stand up for heroes event started by our colleague bob woodruff and the money raised helps ensure that veterans, service members and their families thrive in the next chapter of the

. >> reporter: at the museum of play in rochester, new york, the games were over with 12 iconic finalists toy hall of fame in rather dramatic fashion. >> turn t >> turn that page. our first inductee is magic the gathering. >> like the oscars, there were even acceptance speeches. >> it's an honor to be inducted alongside so many other iconic toys. >> for those not familiar, magic the gathering is a collectible card game featuring wizards and spells. >> all you need to play is a brain, a deck and a friend. >> some researchers have called it the most complex game in history, now it's a hall of famer. parked right next to the second inductee, the classic toy we've all heard of, the matchbox car >> no matter who you are, matchbox has the car that says you. >> reporter: the company has been around 65 years and says it still sells one car every second. >> we like to think of each car as a key to discovery and the freedom to explore the world. >> reporter: but matchbox is practically a new comber compared to the third and final inductee, the coloring book which has been around since the late 19th

then as we move into the beginning of next week, we'll see those temperatures rising from chicago, rochesterto 62 degrees, atlanta we'll see temperatur >>> the sound of rain pouring. and right now, we are still dry and we'll start out with some cool temperatures this morning in the south bay. and looking at some sunshine for this afternoon as temperatures reach up to 60 in san francisco. and mid to upper 60s for the inland valleys. and going into the weekend, we are looking at highs up to 70 to 71 degrees. and then the rain comes in on tuesday. maybe off and on throughout thanksgiving and even on next friday. that is your latest weather, coming up in the next half hour, we're going to review what's going on as far as our thanksgiving travel week starts to gel and we're looking at a real mess. >> all right al, thank you, and we say good morning to carson. >> good morning, guys, how are you. >> thank you, buddy. >> coming up next, the big overnight reveal of tesla's first truck. yes, this is a truck and a little problem that occurred when they tested the supposed shatter-proof glass. we'll hav

there are bed curtains that are very reminiscent of the famous scene in bronte‘s jane and, with mr rochesterint about how exciting it is, how much does this add to our son... the sum of our knowledge of her and how developed she was at certain stages? it is a huge scholarly resource, and her this may be one of the most iconic items in the museum‘s collection. her books inspire people of all ages, and this one helps us to chart her development as a writer. how much do you think it is going to go for?” have no idea. we missed it last time, when it sold in 2011 at sotheby‘s. we have had tremendous support for this campaign, and we hope this time will be successful. how much did this go for in 2011?m went for £600,000. —— £600 how much did this go for in 2011?m went for £600,000. -- £600 they are going to be bidding later, and we will let you know what happens happens (presa mass shooting in california has killed at least four people and injured six others. (oov)police say a gunman had started shooting after entering a home in fresno where a family had gathered with friends to watch a football g

connell: there is a example in "the wall street journal" the company is called the rochester drug cooperativerticle we referenced today. the company is said to illegally delivered prescription drugs, opioids to the pharmacies, the company knew that they were giving out drugs to people without legitimate medical needs. they knew all along these people getting them did not know them. that sounds like, that is red flag stuff but it doesn't have to always go that far, does it? >> it doesn't necessarily have to go that far. the controlled substances act has specific requirements of companies to report suspicious behaviors and orders of that sort. if you can show the companies are intentionally disregarding very serious risks, then that could be enough but you're really going to have to show a direct link. you can't say generally speaking the companies make a lot of money and these drugs are causing problems. because the drugs have legitimate medical uses for a lot of people. connell: yes. >> so there is a line to be drawn. quite frankly people will get drugs if they want to, even for illegitimate

. >> my dad's from rochester, not far from there. >> cincinnati. >> right >> hard working midwesternersot. >> you have the untuck it. >> you don't even have a jacket on. >> don't wear a jacket. >> you want to show respect. >> dan, thanks for coming in rana, great to see you. >>> coming up, a-rod talks real estate andrew's not here. a-rod talks investing in his portfolio and the mets new manager. later we're going to hear from andrew, the afore mentioned star of the show, at the dealbook conference today a preview of some very big interviews that he has coming up, including boeing's dennis muilenburg and chris jenner. "squawk box" will be right back. is the fund built to sell or built to last? etfs are only part of a portfolio. so make it easy to explain. give me a quality fund that helps me get clients closer to their goals. flexshares etfs are designed and managed around investor objectives. so you can advise with confidence. before investing, consider the fund's investment objectives, risks, charges and expenses. go to flexshares.com for a prospectus containing this information. read

rochester police tweeting out a picture of her with the officers who responded.t of help defending herself. well done, willie. whaling on him. ♪ ♪ i've got plenty to be thankful for ♪ . >> sandra: i'm excited. let's go beyond the headlines and take a break from the fast-moving news cycle. today we're focusing on thanksgiving from turkey pardons to how to avoid an all-out war at your thanksgiving dinner table. joining us now is tom shillue, fox news radio host. should you take up politics? >> if you aunt is a weight lifting aunt like the last bit. >> sandra: this is a lot of conversation a lot of people will have. i had it at a dinner table on sunday. people are fearful you'll end up in an argument over turkey. >> don't fight with a cable host. she knows what she is talking about. i'm not for avoiding any topics. i think all topics should be on the table. instead of worrying about what topics to avoid, be nice to people. >> sandra: what a nice message. >> if people get in political discussions with me, they do. oh, i see you on tv. this guy is a criminal we have t

in victoria, vauxhall bridge road is closed from rochester rail to gillingham street. of late, but thatis unseasonably wet as of late, but that is old to change today. a massive drop in temperature, so we have feel chilly but there will be a lot of blue sky and sunshine to enjoy. 0ur weather from the givers of the cloud and where outbreaks of rain are still pulling southwards. that will clear away. a lot of sun sign emerging right across the capital, a bit more cloud into the afternoon but not enough to spoil the sunshine. temperatures today only between 6— eight celsius, tempered by quite equal, northerly breeze. no overnight tonight we will see clear skies at first, some mist and fog patches forming, some of the dog is likely to be freezing fog, particularly towards northern home counties where it will be very slow to lift and clear through tomorrow morning. a widespread sharp frost developing, temperatures between freezing and as low as minus four celsius. so a very chilly start to what is going to be a colder weekend. a cool, easterly wind setting up, maybe one or

rochester, minnesota on the republican line. susan, good morning.i am concerned we don't necessarily have a fair process regarding due process. there should be open hearings with attorneys on both sides including the republicans having the right to call witnesses and subpoena. that hasn't happened. they said it will. i will believe it when i see it. thing.the same we should also investigate biden. thank you. host: it will be interesting -- i will be interested to have you call back. guest: -- i will be interested to have you called back when those things happen. to see whether these process issues you are concerned about, it seems as though the vote last will address almost all of those concerns. the transcripts will become public, there will be public hearings, republicans will be input to call witnesses. we will see if your concerns are switched. -- our assuaged. republicans have tried to underscore the perception that what is happening behind closed doors is an undemocratic process. it is not. all the republicans on the services committee, the ot

she joins us from rochester.he house, right? tell us what happened next. >> no. he wasn't begging. he was ringing, ringing, ringing the bell. when i went to the door i have a double-door, i went to the screen door with the chain locked and, he was all doubled up. and he was saying help me, help me, help me. i've been shot, i've been shot. call 911. and i'm looking at him, and i said, oh, my god, oh my god. so i am running to get the telephone. steve: right. >> i am dialing 911. all of sudden i heard a crash and what it was, he had broken the chain lock and he was in the living room. and i dropped the phone and i ran and semidark, but the tv was on. and i said, get out, get out, get out. i was cussing, i can't say what i was saying but i used a whole lot of f-words and get out, get out, get out. and he lunged at me. i had a small tv table, i picked that table up and, it is about maybe five inches thick. it is wooden. and it had metal legs and i wailing him, wailing him, wailing him. and he was really dumfounded. s

>> outside rochester. 6 hours drive. >> there is no yankees thing happening. what is going on? and already gnats fans. >> a converted yankees fan. why the like the next? >> i like the team. >> reporter: did you ever doubt the nationals were going to win? >> know. >> reporter: deal of the baby shark tune? >> yes. >> who is your favorite player? >> sofor. >> reporter: let me show you the signs you've got here, last year you had the stanley cup world champs, the women's nba this year and the gnats. >> i have been a fan from the beginning from spring training to the very beginning and a shirt from the beginning as well all the way. >> what was your name? >> ricardo. >> what do you say to yankees fans? >> yankees fans, the city of champions, dc baby ♪ dc baby ♪ >> reporter: last hit i've got for "fox and friends" so how about a little baby shark, we will take you out on a baby shark, here's how it goes. ♪ baby shark ♪ baby shark ♪ >> i will tell you the yankees will never embrace a kids song. >> "fox and friends" coming up. ♪ baby shark [♪] for powerful relief from cold and flu symp

which is a burning bed scene, which is the kind of precursor to the famous scene injane eyre where rochester in 2011, but the museum was outbid when it sold for nearly £700,000. since then, the museum has been hoping for another chance to bring this book home to the place it was originally written. lizo mzimba, bbc news. joining me now is kitty wright, executive director of the bronte parsonage museum. a huge campaign, some famous names taking part, what has been the reaction today tumour well, as you can imagine, we are absolutely elated here at the bronte parsonage museum, because it was very clear to us museum, because it was very clear to us that the little book belonged home in the building where shall created in 1830, and what was really gratifying to us as we run the campaign was that everyone else seems to agree with that as well. we we re seems to agree with that as well. we were really moved and overwhelmed by the strength of conviction that all of our crowd on our crowdfund and people who were donating and wishing us people who were donating and wishing us well were expressing, th