but this south pacific nation has the second highest imprisonment rate in the western world.

we did hear from a small country in the south pacific. he is talking about a damaged fund.ill they get some sort of renumeration from potentially the harmer's in all of this? two sides of the equation. that is what the negotiations are here for. rings will get serious here. the heads of state have made their opening statements. now. takese real reporting place. you need to get on down here and start celebrating. >> i will be there in two hours. good to see you. i will reserve dinner for you. >> reserve dinner for me. stops. u.s. a bit of a hangover going on from the long weekend? the stock market hangover. my turkey hangover. just gave us two jobs to do. in terms of market, a little bit of a hangover. pending home sales out about our and a half ago, not great. abigail doolittle has more on how the stocks are reacting. overall that is right. stocks trading moderately lower. one is apple. tv and tablets are among the hottest items out there. this is based on in-store checks at best by, target and walmart. the stock is up modest weight. holidaydriven by shares. michael tourist

. >> but now, nearly 70 years after returning home from serving his country in the south pacific, he's finally telling his story. >> crawling on our stoppics under barbed wire, ammunition flying over our heads. and i was pulling along and heard a bullet go by. i dug my head into the ground. >> he worked chemical war wear from 1942 to 1946. it wasn't until he heard about the library of congress's veterans history project that he decided he really wanted to share his thoughts and memories. >> i was worried to get in the military. i love the country. >> the project is an ambitious effort to record each veteran's personal story. with this being the anniversary of the end of world war ii there's a campaign to preserve the stories of world war ii vets right here in the d.c. area. they are calling it "do your part." >> 6.5 million stories of world war ii, all different. people doing different things, people doing interesting things. it's important we gather all those stories to tell the story of world war ii. >> a collection of nearly 100,000 stories, photographs, diaries and letters of the m

ng conch shell] alex: on the beautiful island of bora bora in the south pacific, you'll find a unique turtle rescue sanctuary at the le meridien bora bora resort. the bora bora turtle center was founded in the year 2000, and some 500 turtles have been treated and released so far. julie: welcome to turtle feeding. alex: marine biologist julie maury educates visitors to the center and its efforts to save green turtles. julie: this is annalee who's shooting the crew in the water, and the one who's giving food is samana. here we have, uh, actually 23 turtles, but it can change on any day. cops can call me and i go and get some. and we have lots of other marine life, like a sea cucumber, uh, we let people touch, and other life. so here we have only green sea turtles. but in the lagoon, you can find the hawksbill turtle the green one. and in the deep ocean you can find the leatherback. the leatherback is the biggest sea turtle in the world, and the green one is the second-biggest. all the turtle we have here, they come from the wild. they are with us because they were either sick, injured,

. >> but it is not just the south pacific region that is endangered. made up of 1,200 islands, the marsh ldese are the lowest lying country in the corled. the survival of the inhappen tapts is hanging by a thread. >> now other top international news stories. jury selection began today in baltimore in the u.s. for a trial it is feared could re-ignite racial tensions in the city. six police officers are facing trial over the death of a black man. back in april, the 25-year-old died of injuries he received while in custody. baltimore was rocked with riots after that. philip is in washington, d.c. officer william porter so the first policeman to face trial over the death of freddy gray. what is he accused of? >> he is one of six. this could take a while. there will be six consecutive trials of baltimore police officers in that city one after another. this one, the trial of william porter, is the first one. he faces charges of second degree assault and manslaughter. so the 26-year-old, william porter, he is accused of injuring freddie gray in the transport

. >> a bee keeper in the south pacific thinks he could have the answer to one of the biggest problemsfacing global agriculture. honey bees pollinate a third of the world's food but are disappearing because of mites, disease and modern farming techniques. we traveled to find out more. >> it used to be the international date line, a small nation home to 1200 people. hidden away in the forest, the hives of honey. the local bee keeper said these colonies are the cleanest bees in the world. >> 99% of bee keepers in the world would cry to see bees like this. they'd be envious of the beautiful hives just ticking along. >> it's a crisis. >> andy is producing a range of organic honey products to fund his dream. a pacific bee sanctuary to combat the plaguings of bees. >> you've got to get the right size island. if you go too small, you know, you can't get the scale up. if you go too big, it's too hard to manage with the transport and everything. this is the perfect sized island. >> it is isolated. the nearest country from here is 300 kilometers away which is why a bee sanctuary could work. >> w

i've done three shows there now -- "light in the piazza," "the south pacific," and now "the king and i." there's this expanse. there's this very, very different thrust stage. it's fanned out, and so every seat has this intimate view of the stage that's kind of in the middle of the room. so you can build this universe that you're trying to express this story through. >> and in an upcoming volume, studio 54, the theater that i'm currently in, will be featured, and we know it certainly has a colorful history. it was an opera house, a theater, vaudeville theater, and then the famous studio 54. >> disco! love it. >> yes. >> when we come back, getting >> welcome back to preview." there's a british invasion on broadway this season. the west end has sent some "a"-list english actors, as well as as a new musical, and a controversial new play. >> "king charles iii" is a history play set in the fictional future. the queen has died. charles ascends the throne. and the curtain is pulled back on the monarchy. >> my american friends in london who saw it enjoyed it immensely. it's good theater. so i

. >> south pacific islands creating a buzz about solving the world's honey bee crisis. has claimed responsible for two suicide blasts which robbed beirut. 230 injured. the suburb is a strong hold of the lebanese armed group. reports from the scene of the blasts. >> a popular marketplace became a scene of carnage late on thursday, civilians were the ones killed and injuries and the ones targeted. this is a mainly shia neighborhood in the southern suburbs. it is also where supporters of the armed movement live. suicide bomber whose arrived on motorcycles detonated their exploits meters apart, the second blast went off right outside a shrine. >> a large number of those injuries were severely wounded and a number died in hospital. there are also no body parts of the suspected bombers have been found. we may have escaped an extra receive, buzz the explosive belt of a third didn't go off. >> people here have seen scenes like this before. there was a time when similar attacks were frequent in this area of the lebanese capitol. >> people are angry, but there's also a sense of d

fire warnings are in place in two countries, including los angeles >>> a beekeeper in the south pacific thinks he could have the answer to one of the biggest problems facing global agriculture. honey bees cultivate a third of food. they are disappearing because of mites, disease and farming techniques. drew ambrose travelled to niue to find out more. >> reporter: east of the international dateline niue is a small nation home to 1200 people. hidden away in the forest are hives of honey. the local beekeeper says the colonies are the cleanest bees in the world. 99% of beekeepers cries to see them. they'd be envious of beautiful hives like this ticking along. see how calm they are. >> nothing to worry about. >> even with a mask on, it's crazy. >> reporter: andy is producing a range of organic honey products to fund his dreams. a bee sanctuary. he says niue has the climate to breed calm queen bees all year around. >> you have to get the right size island. if you go too small you can't get the scale. too big, it's too hard to manage. this is the perfect sized island. niue is isolated. the nea

a bee keeper on the small island in the south pacific thinks he could have the answer to one of the biggest problems facing global agriculture today. honey bees policy nature a third of the world's food but they're rapidly disappearing because of disease and modern farming techniques. drew ambrose has been to the remote island to find out more. >> reporter: east of the international date line newway is a small nation home to 1200 people. hidden away in the forest are hives of honey. the local bee keeper says these colonies are the cleanest bees in the world. >> 90% of people would like to see this. they would be envious of these ticking along. >> reporter: i'm not going to do that even with a mask on. that's crazy. andy is producing a range of organic honey products to fund his treatment. a pacific bee sank tree to come back deceases and mice playing the world's bees. he says this is the perfect climate to calm queen bees all the year around. >> you've got to get the right sized island. if you go too small, you can't get the scale up. if you go too big, it's too hard to manage with the tran

how a bee keeper on a tiny south pacific island is trying to aid the threatened and vital species. good evening. thissa al jazeera america. a fight by i.s.i.l. on new and old fronts. a pair of bombs went off dodd. 4 # people killed and many other injuries in a neighborhood that has long been a hess strong strolled. in northern iraq the u.s. led coalition has launched air strikes in i.s.i.l. positions in sinjar. forces are preparing to retake a city that has been held by i.s.i.l. since last year. john cary says the country is committed. from buy route on friday, lebanon will observe a national day of mourning for those killed in the twin bomb attacks. >> reporter: a popular marketplace became a scene of carnage. some were killed and injured and the ones that were targeted. this is a mainly shia neighborhood. the movement lived. suicide bombers who arrived on motorcycles debt onnatured their bombs minutes apart. it went off right outside an shia shrine. >> translation: a large number of those injured were severely wounded and a number died in hospital. i also know body parts of the t

. >>> a beekeeper in the south pacific thinks he could have the answer to one of the biggest problemsglobal agriculture. honey bees pollinate a third of the world's food, but they are disappearing because of mites, disease, and modern farming techniques. our correspondent travelled to the remote island nation to find out more. >> reporter: this is a small nation, home to 1200 people. hidden away in the forests are hives of honey. the beekeeper says these colonies are the cleanest bees in the world. >> 99% of beekeepers in the world would cry to see bees like this. they would be envious to see a hive like this. [ laughter ] >> reporter: i'm not going to do it, even with mask on. that's crazy. >> reporter: andy is producing a range of organic honey products to fund his dream. a pacific bee sanctuary to combat diseases and mites plaguing the world's bees. he say they have the perfect climate to breed calm queens all year long. >> if you go too slow, you can't get the [ inaudible ] up, if you go to slow, it's hard to manage. >> reporter: it's isolated. the nearest country from here is 300

of athens during the first general strike since syriza came to power >>> we head to the remote south pacific island creating a buzz about solving the world's honey bee crisis. who has and who hasn't been approved to run in the f.i.f.a. presidential elections. >>> a report by the holocaust museum claims i.s.i.l. committed genocide, and says the international community and local leaders failed to recognise early warning signs. i.s.i.l. killed thousands of yazidi men. tom ackerman sent this report from washington d.c. >>> more than 17 months after iraqi forces lost the province, the yazidi became the starkest example of devastation committed by i.s.i.l. hundreds of thousands displaced, thousands killed or enslaved. i.s.i.l. persecuted turkman, shia'as and others, a report by the holocaust memorial museum says the yazidi's have been targeted for extermination. >> for the purpose of genocide you don't need to destroy the drop, it's the intent that is the factor. in this case that exists. >> i.s.i.l.'s attack follows a history of oppression. >> we believe there was an abundance of early warning si

now let's watch hillary clinton talk about trade policy in the south pacific!" [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] "bro!" so clearly, something is going on here. the democratic debates are scheduled at times no one will watch. the way you schedule a destination wedding in hopes no one will attend. [ laughter ] "it's only three flights and a boat!" [ laughter ] also, there are only six of them, whereas republicans are having debates every other day until a full year after the election. [ laughter ] senior democrats such as howard dean and nancy pelosi have criticized the d.n.c. for the debate schedule, and many have accused the party of rigging the process to help hillary clinton fend off her primary challenges. democrats are so angry about the lack of debates, they actually heckled wasserman-schultz at an event in new hampshire in september. >> trump was at it again. [ chanting ] >> crowd: we want debates! >> - -one of his supporters in the audience -- >> crowd: we want debates! >> seth: only a crowd of new hampshire democrats would chant, "we want debates." [

oldest living veterans was honored in dari: the 97-year-old is an army veteran who served in the south pacific during world war ii. two years ago, he fell and was placed in a nursing home against his will, draining his life savings. with the help of a former marine, russo was able to return home last year. the steven siller tunnel to towers foundation and home depot pitch in and renovated part of his home. it includes a plaque in memory of his brother anthony, who died during the invasion at normandy. >> in honor of my brother. i just want to thank you. dari: wow. a second phase of upcoming renovations will focus on the interior of his home. steve: members of the nassau county pba spent the veterans day holding a food drive. it is called operation hope. it's coordinated in partnership with island harvest. according to the latest statistics, there are 3 million veterans nationwide who need a helping hand. >>> joe's crab shack joining the no tipping movement, the first national restaurant chain to do so. dari: linda schmidt live in elmhurst, queens, with more on how the crusade to end tipping is

assumes the presidency, president nixon, he watches the apollo 11 astronauts splashdown in the south pacific. right after that on july 25th, 1969, he goes to the island of guam and pronounces his first or his foreign policy doctrine articulates it. there was no news, there's only news reporters, there's no television coverage, but he rearticulates that vision again on november 3rd, 1969 when he rallies support for his policy in vietnam called, properly known as the silent majority speech. it we cue that up? >> another leader of an asian country expressed this opinion to me when i was traveling in asia as a private citizen. he said, when you were trying to assist another nation defend its freedom, u.s. policy should be to help them fight the war. but not to fight the war for them. well, in accordance with this wise counsel, i laid down in guam three principles as guidelines for future american policy toward asia. first, the united states will keep all of its treaty commitments. second, we shall provide a shield if a nuclear power threatens the freedom of a nation allied with us or with a nati

richard haas will join us about syria and much, much more, including the showing of the flag in the south pacificus in new york and in london. "bloomberg surveillance." ♪ tom: "bloomberg surveillance." worldwide, in new york, and in london. francine lacqua was so worried about her glow she came over to new york to get some sun. we say good morning to all of you in london. particularly, good morning to from minister cameron -- prime minister cameron making headlines with brexit. vonnie: thanks, tom. businessour bloomberg feed. an initial bid. the bidder is not known. there is a big acquisition in the lumber business. timber --or's buying .arehousers buying that is the latest bloomberg business flash. tom: i just got a great week in which totally explains -- tweet theh totally explains conflict in climate change. there is a modest group of people that do not in any way agree what is going to go on in paris. i'm trying to figure out if that is a game changer. whether barack obama will hold back. catherine: climate change is the ultimate in collective action. you can either have collective action to

pacific economic cooperation or apec in the philippines. barack obama start the meetings with a presser on china to stop building artificial islands in the contested south china sea. 21 other pacific rim economies are in attendance. we have more on the latest from the summit in manila. >> just as they had promised, apec leaders kept politics out of the agenda and only talked trade at wednesday's meeting. u.s. president barack obama spoke first, and focused on the need to deal with climate change. next up was chinese president xi. he used motte force in his speech but made no mention of china's controversial construction of islands in disputed areas of the south china see. >> the asia pacific economic cooperation will play roles in a policy platform and incubator. we will seek cooperation in the blue economy, green economy and urbanization and include independent in knowvasion. >> on the sidelines of the summit in what are seen as messages to china, vietnam and the philippines signed a strategic agreement in the enhancing maritime and defense cooperation. president obama visited the flagship of the philippine navy. he announced that the u.s. will be send

the storm pouring south from the pacific northwest is producing prefrontal showers in oregon at this hour and futurecast will show us what will happen overnight and tomorrow. first as you can see, clouds are forecast to thicken up overnight leading to a mostly cloudy sunday. showers will develop later in the afternoon over the north bay and here they come. they will spread south tomorrow night and up in the mountains, the first winter storm watch of the season with snow above 7,000 feet and the heaviest snow due in monday morning. long delays on 80 are possible by monday. we'll have the complete forecast including more changes for midweek in a few minutes. >>> well, halloween got off to a deadly start in east oakland after a hit-and-run accident. it happened around 12:30 this morning at macarthur boulevard and 106th avenue. police say a mustang convertible driver ran a red light and hit a nissan altima. a 19-year-old passenger in the convertible died. the driver of the mustang is under arrest. officers nabbed him after they say he tried to leave the scene. police say alcohol appears

south of i-80. coming into the pacific northwest this morning, and it's decent. plan on more clouds and even some drizzle and fog in the area for wednesday and wednesday night. by thanksgiving, we still anticipate area-wide rainfall with amounts of a half inch to one inch. fog will be possible east of us on thanksgiving, which could cause flying issues. from friday through most quiet. later on sunday into monday is another window worth watching for possible rain or snow in the midwest, but much of this hinges on the eventual track of the thanksgiving system. enjoy your tuesday! today: partly cloudy high: 37-43 winds: se 5-15 alo: 39 dbq: 38 iow: 43tonight: mostly cloudy low: 31-37 winds: se 10-15 alo: 32 dbq: 30 iow: 35tomorrow: chance of showers/fog high: 42-48 night: areas of drizzle/fog low: 39-45 winds: s 10-15 alo: 39 dbq: 40 iow: 44 thanks kaj. now here's abc's reena ninan and kendis gibson >>> hey there, in today's ante on cybermonday sales. >> walmart cybermonday deals will start sunday night. almost 80% of holiday shoppers plan to make purchases that day

groups.3 3 one of five new designs could replace new zealand's next them.voting opened in the south pacific nation friday as prime minister john key's conservative government looks to change the new zealand flag. the current version of the flag features britain's union jack and has flown for more than n 0 years. key has complained the inclusion of the britisflag is an anachronism... and the current version is not representative of new zealand.the postal ballot will be open for just under a month. the five choices will be flown across the country during the period of the vote in a bid to familiarize people with them. . the winner from the shortlist will face off against the current flag in a poll next year. 3 3 3 3 terrororm and national securiri were major topics the agenda a conference in malaysia.up nex..we'll wrap up the president's trip. 3 3 we're checking up with moose again on this thursday morning. what's up moose? 3 3 high clouds will hold our temperature down just a bit from yesterday with a high of 41.tonight will be warmer at 23, yet we will see fog overnight.tomorrow will start

south of i-80. our next storm system is just coming into the pacific northwest this morning, and it's decent. plan on more clouds and even some drizzle and fog in the area for wednesday and wednesday night. by thanksgiving, we still anticipate area-wide rainfall with amounts of a half inch to one inch. fog will be possible east of us on thanksgiving, which could cause flying issues. from friday through most of the ekend, our weather is quiet. later on sunda into monday is another window worth watching for possible rain or snow in the midwest, but much oo this hinges on the eventual track of the thanksgiving system. enjoy your tuesday!today : partly cloudy high: 37-43 winds: se 5-15 alo: 39 dbq: 38 iow: 43tonight: mostly cloudy low: 31-37 winds: se 10-15 alo: 32 dbq: 30 iow: 33tomorrow: chance ofshowers/fog high: 42-48 nds: s 10-15 alo: 44 dbq: w: 47tomorrow night: ars of izzleefog low: 39-45 winds: s 10-15 alo: 39 dbq: 40iow: 44 anks kaj. iowa has too many roads for future needs. that assessment comes from department of transportation director paul trombinin. trombino says the current transpo

president try to read posture american forces farther forward per shipment-- particularly in the south pacific and also in europe and the middle east. that is something he or she could do even with the force that will be inherited and it's important first step towards reassuring our allies that the united states is serious about preserving the world that we live in today. >> out of curiosity, are you related? >> very distantly, sir. i did the research years ago and it asked out as distant as you can get. >> still a great name. >> it is a great name. thank you, sir. >> my advice to many presidents is to get back to strategy. strategy is about choosing and that means setting priorities. we have not done a good job of that and i understand that when you articulate those priorities you send signals, some of which are not necessarily welcome. some are necessary and i do think it's important to send a quite a different message to our allies that we will forever have at their backs and ever and that they are expected to do anything that is to assist us and i don't think that's wise in the long term g

donnelly: i would suggest that the president reposture merican forces particularly in the pacific, south pacific but also in europe and the middle east. something he or she could do even with the force that will be inherited and important first step towards reassuring our allies that the united states is serious about preserving the world that we live in today. senator mccain: dr. preble, are you related? mr. preble: it's about as distant as you possibly can get. senator mccain: still a great name. mr. preble: strategy is about choosing and setting priorities and we have not done a very good job of that. when you articulate those priorities, you send signals some of which are not necessarily welcome, some of which are necessary. and i do think it is important to send a quite different message to our allies that we will have forever their back forever and forever and not do anything to assist us. i don't think that's wise or over the long-term going to be effective. don't believe that the united states has the ability to foresee many, many other countries that what their security priorities are.

south of i-80. our next storm system is just coming into the pacific northwest this morning, and it's decent. plan on more clouds and even some drizzle and fog in the area for wednesday and wednesday night. by thanksgiving, te still anticipate area-wide rainfall with amounts of a half inch tooone ch. fog will be possible east of us on thanksgiving, which could cause flying issues. from iday through most the weekend, our weaer isiet. later on sunday into monday is another windo worth watching for possible rain or snow in the midwest, but much of this hinges on the eventual track of the anksgsgving system..enjoy your esday!tooay : partly cloudy high: 37-43 winds: se 5-15 alo: 39 dbq: 38 iow: 43tonight: mostly cloudy low: 31-37 winds: se 10-15 alo: 32 dbq: 30 iow: 35tomorrow: chance of showers/fog high: 42-48 winds: s 10-15 alo: 44 dbq: 44 w: 47tomorrow night: areas of drizzle/fog low: 39-45 nds: s 10-15 alo: 39 dbq: 40 we have more information this morning on a double micide in des moines we told you about yesterday morning. police say a man killed his wife and 16 year old daughter with a gun a

so much of the 21st century happens in the south pacific -- asia-pacific region. that is one of the items i have checked off, go to the super bowl. i would like to go to a super bowl, though, that the dolphins are playing in. [laughter] anyway, there is probably another time brady out there one day for us. >> final question, today's theme was wait for the party. to have a connect -- you have a chance not to connect with the 20 or 30 some rings. what toast with the gift of our party? things we should think about. mr. rubio: i think we have the be theunity to be as -- freest, most prosperous americans ever. we have got to do some things to make that happen. if we do it needs to be done, the 21st century is going to be the greatest era in the history of this country. there are going to be millions of people around the world who are going to be able to buy, trade, and sell things with you. we are going to be the first americans ever that leave our children worse off than ourselves. we must choose what kind of country we will be in the 21st century. if we do what we ne

back down to reality and still soggy across the south and in the pacific northwest dealing with rain. seattle, a little stormy for even atlanta cooling down to 56 degrees and still wet in the northwest. now a closer look at the day ahead. and we are tracking that rain threat through the ohio valley, places like cleveland and detroit dealing with rain, and now the southeast very warm ahead of a cold front. showers and storm expected from new orleans to atlanta. >> i'm loving this. >> you liking the warm weather, huh? >> i'm a southern girl. >>> so, just ahead, a terminally ill "star wars" fan is getting his dying wish. >>> and jeb bush is caught up in family drama after his father slammed some of the key e key you tuck there. if you're a toe tucker... because of toenail fungus, ask your doctor now about prescription kerydin. used daily, kerydin drops may kill the fungus at the site of infection and get to the root of your toe tucking. most common side effects include skin peeling... ...ingrown toenail, redness, itching, and swelling. tell your doctor if you have any side effect that bo

i went to the south pacific. as a signal man. and had a good time with the ship.was like a tour for me at 17 years old. i saw the world. ship.blems on the and a japanese suicide plane missed us one time at tonight. us. we went for two years out there. no other problems with the ship at all. we went around all the islands and came back to the states, got discharged in 1944, i think. and -- ifor a job graduated seventh grade with and a d. i started looking for a job as a car mechanic and someone said it was a lot of work but you could go to school on the g.i. bill and get $65 a month. through the rest of school and went through high school, went to college on the g.i. bill. for years, and i started working -- four years and i started working for the space agency in cape canaveral for years. i never needed to be a -- the v.a. at all. here i am retired and 90 years old and i feel guilty about never having to use the ba -- v .a. host: that's robert, 90 years old. keep the calls coming in. veterans only this morning. transitioning to civilian experience? we will get som

the rockies, the only weather we are watching is a storm spinning from the northern and south skirting the pacifics from lake tahoe and sierras and rain near san francisco and this eventually creates a storm and thank giving day. 24 in the suburbs and center city. and the winds start to pivot and turn in the southerly direction, that is a warming trend for us. as the winds veer to the south, and part of your wednesday and thanksgiving, we are looking at a pretty dry forecast. for the travel day, sunny from the mid-atlantic to the mid-atlantic and the midwest. and interior sections are try as well. and for the 6 abc dunkin' donuts thank giving day parade there may be more in the bay of cloud cover in the morning and breaking sun at the end of the parade and 51 at 10:00 and jumping to 58 degrees as we wrap up santa claus heading up the museum of arts steps. seasonable tomorrow and 53 as we warm on thanksgivingcks more clouds around here and warming to the low 60s and near records on friday, 68 degrees, before a front comes in early on saturday morning, returning sun in the afternoon after a few show

. >> after a deadly storm system hit the pacific northwest the south is now bracing for tornados. here's more. >> a dramatic high water rescue by tractor. >> are you okay? reporter: this woman soaked and freezing, was pulled from her car wednesday morning, seen here under water in washington state. >> freaking out, i guess. trying to get her to calm down. i told her help was on the way. reporter: just one of several flash flood rescues in the last 24 hours. >> we pulled her out of the window and took her to the fire station. reporter: a thunderstorm dumped heavy rain across the pacific northwest with wind gusts at 100 miles per hour. >> it sounded like a bomb. reporter: three people have been killed by falling trees. the driver of this suv lost control and slammed into a busy daycare center. >> they sleep right there, so, it's a miracle that nothing happened to anybody. reporter: in the south heavy downpours have also hammered parts of arkansas, mississippi, and tennessee. with reports of at least eight tornados touching down. >> that severe weather in the south is now heading tow

. >>> an amazing story of survival in the pacific ocean. four south american fishermen are recovering after drifting for a month. mexico's navy picked them up on saturday after a plane spotted them in the water. they were fishing off the coast of ecuador in late september, ran out of fuel and began drifting. they are now being treat for dehydration and will recover. >>> taking a closer look at our weather around here, boy, much calmer day than what we saw at this time yesterday. roberta? one of my favorite elements in forecasting weather is, first of all, you have the much- needed precipitation, the cold front, and then on the wake of it on the passage of it you have a lot of cool air mass that drifts in. when that happens you get such fresh conditions such clean air. the visibility is under limited. temperatures in the 50s and 60s . these are my bffs, our weather watchers. and they are reporting temperatures in the 50s and 60s from the coastline all the way into our inland areas. we have been picking up a breeze. we'll increase out of the northwest u

south lake tahoe 31. the rain is going crazy in the pacific northwest. rain and snow, the cascades getting slammed. the system will start to drop south, that will be late saturday. we're good to go today. looks nice. we'll see clouds inching closer toward us. 70s by the coast. saturday will be fine. saturday night we load it up. late saturday to early sunday, and then overnight around three, 4:00 in the morning that front will come through. by 5:00, 6:00 it is past san jose. there will be showers coming behind that. you will notice that dip in the temps. over all a cold morning, sunny and warmer. a breeze in the hills. patchy fog, did i say womanner? -- wammer? >> it's early. 60s, it will be wammer. er. >> 70, that's wam. >> i do that on my phone. social media. the auto correct. >> that's crazy. >>> 4:51 is the time. coming up another recall that could affect your family. campbell soup issuing a voluntary recall for spaghettios because of a choking risk. we'll look at the events happening across the bay area. Ñy . >>> welcome back, and two storms in november brought snow to the sierra marking a rapi

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switching gears hockey in south philadelphia tonight. flyers will host pacific leading l.a.ings, something to look out for though. fly guys are second to last in scoring goals. kings have the second best defense in the league. not a good match up for orange and black tonight. >>> temple football team at practice today, here's the deal now they control their destiny if they beat memphis saturday and u-conn next week they will play in the conference championship game. head coach matt rule is banking on his seniors to lead the way. >> it is another chance to play a great team, with a nfl quarterback, great defense play makers every where and you're difficulties ain't pod, banged up, you are hurt. to me i think our seniors have a opportunity to lead this team and show the toughness and leadership it takes to beat a team like memphis. >> all right. we need your help to select the last friday football frenzy game of the week, your choices are great valley at academy park, marple newtown at upper moreland and williamstown at cherokee. go to cbs philly.com/frenzy to vote. i will ann

pacific northwest. starts to slide south ward so on tuesday into wed we certainly have the possibility of showers.so faré@ of the seaso.,% model are having a hard time really pinpointing exactly when we have the rain but we do know for surez] that we get" some showers out of it doesn't look lucky much right now. coldest air of the season so far is expected during the time perio period. slick and slow going3Ñ conditions are possible for the holiday travel both tuesday wednesday especially if the showers come n.much colder and windy with low snow levels the sierra it will impact yoursw travel if you head up to the mount. snow levels as low as 2500 feet on wednesday. pretty low obviously. and as far as temperatures they are going to go pretty low as well. thanksgiving morning when you have family in town or you are visiting friend and family temperatures are going to be near or below freezing. as a matter of fact freeze warning may be issued so just advance warning for you for thanksgiving day. tomorrow morning nothing to worry b.not cold. temperatures in the low 40's to low 50's. we have patchy fog

south of i-80. our next storm system is just coming into the pacific northwest this morning, and it's decent. plan on more clouds and even some drizzle and fog in the area for wednesday and wednesday night. by thanksgiving, we still anticipate area-wide rainfall with amounts of a half inch to one inch. fog will be possible east of us on thanksgiving, which could cause flying issues. from friday through most of the weekend, our weather is quiet. later >> and hoar in new york city, we could have one of the most mild thanks givings we have had in eight years. >> okay. we've earned it. >> i love it. thank you, ginger. >>> much more ahead this tuesday morning. a parent's nightmare. a baby-sitter behind bars after allegedly kidnapping a toddler leaving the 2-year-old abandoned miles from her home. >>> fires sparked by candles every year. how to protect your home coming up. every year. how to protect your home coming up. this is tecfidera. tecfidera is not an injection. it's a pill for relapsing ms that has the power to cut relapses in half. imagine what you could do with fewer relapses. tecfidera m