lower than normal production or just prior to the news of the deal coming through i asked analyst spencer wells if we can expect oil prices to rise as a result of an extension no i think will see very little change in the oil price because the the markets are expecting the deal to be to be rolled over so so that's already built into the market price price of the moment is around sixty three dollars per barrel and we actually expect a little bit of a weakening of price through the through this winter period that's quite normal demand for oil tends to be a little bit lower and production the united states is going up faster so we expect the all price to maybe age just back down into the into the fifty's high fifty's so so no not much change in price expected and what about the supply glut that everyone's been so worried about over the past couple years is there going to be any change is that going to slowly be eroded away. well the effectively there has been no supply got plot for the last year because opec has removed it by taking the one point eight million barrels per day of oil off the market

manipulate the oil market even when some of its members have been a war ok a lot going on according to spencer wells but that oil price should stay quite steady thank you very much for joining us. and briefly the holiday seasons a few weeks away but travel chaos is already on the cards has been a shuttling glitch at american airlines it's given to many of its pilots time off over christmas the politician says fifteen thousand jeju flights have no captain or copilot or both usually stuff a case requests are automatically that night if there aren't enough pilots but passengers don't need to worry just get the carrier plans to fix the error by calling on its preserve pilots and offering enticements like overtime pay. the british film director ridley scott turns eighty today this is the man who is responsible for some of hollywood's most iconic fence and before we talk about him let's take a glimpse of some of the movies that he's directed.

spencer wells. i'm a a geneticist and anthropologist, and sometimes author. for many years i was the explorer in residence for the national geographic society, study how are species of pipe with the world and since 2015 i have lived here in austin. i'm the founder and ceo of the consumer genomics firm in town, and co-owner of a nightclub which is -- [applause] >> i would like to introduce our authors. we have juli berwald was an austin-based side letter, and editors contribute to publications such as the "new york times," naked, national geographic and slate. she is a phd in ocean science and university of southern california and she lives here in austin she's the author of "spineless" which we will be talking about today. [applause] >> then we have peter wadhams who is the purpose of ocean physics and head of the polar ocean physics group at cambridge university in the uk. he's held visiting professorships at the national institutes of polar research, the university of washington, currently at the scripps institution of oceanography and he is the author of "

spencer wells i'm a geneticist ant anthropologist sometimes author. for many years i was explore resident for the major gee graphic society and directed the project which was an effort to use genetics to study how our species has populated the world and lived here in austin founder or ceo of insight, and co-owner of a nightclub sponsoring -- [applause] [laughter] >> i would like to introduce our authors we have julie bird a science writer, editor who contributed to publication such as new york time website nature, national geographic and slate. she had a ph.d. in ocean science from university of southern california. and she as i said lives here in austin author of spineless which we'll be talking about today. [applause] then we have peter who is the professor of ocean physics head of the polar ocean group at cambridge group in the tuck visiting at national institute of po or particular research university of washington, and currently at the scripts institution of oceanography, and he's the author of a farewell to ice which will be discussing as well.

darcy spencer, news4. >> well, if you're hitting the road to get to that thanksgiving dinner, you know what a traffic nightmare the holiday time can be. so, we're working for you with a look at the worst times to hit the road. now, according to aaa, the worst time is actually right now. experts say this afternoon between 4:45 and 6:00 p.m., that is especially congested because holiday travelers are mixing up with the normal commuters. now, overall, tomorrow still expected to be the busiest travel day across the country. you can expect delays any time from mid-morning right until pretty much late in the evening. and if your trip takes may want to pick another place to have dinner. the biggest bottleneck in virginia is on i-95 south at route 17 at fredericksburg. and in maryland it's the bw parkway north at the intersection of i-195. that's because of all the people heading to bwi marshall airport. now, one of the better times to travel is on thanksgiving day itself. but that's only if you get a very early start. and as far as coming back home, your best bet is to leave early on saturday

well. marks & spencer, you can see there. that is it for me.d island, with a population of only 259 people. tristan da cunha has just one school, one hospital, one policeman and only nine different family surnames. now, three students have left the relative tranquillity of the british territory — which lies 12 hundred miles from the nearest inhabited land in the south atlantic, for the hustle and bustle of the uk in order to study for their a—levels. graham satchell has been to meet them. jade, janice and rihanna are a long way from home and slightly overawed about the experience of being in london. it's very big. so many people! is that where they keep the crown jewels, or used to? coming from somewhere where there is little people to somewhere like this, it's a big difference. we don't have very much traffic on the island and here you have to look like four or five ways before you can cross a street and stuff. it's like, yeah, quite a big difference, really. the girls are in england to study for their a levels, but home is the british territo

well. yo brother. >> brother love. >> >> brother spencer. >> spence d? maybe not. live doppler 7, mainly sunny skies over the bay area. overnight dropping to mid to upper 30s in north bay and inland valley locations as well. most lows in the mid-fourlts. tomorrow mainly sunny, cool conditions. upper 50s at coast. mainly mid60s inland. temperatures away relatively uniform. midweek, next wave of rain coming in, ranks one on the storm impact scale. producing insteadier and heavier rain in north bay but all parts of the bay area will be affected. beginning wednesday, a string of wet to unsettled days coming our way with light to moderate rain wednesday, thursday, friday, dry on saturday, more showers sunday and monday. >> what was the name? >> spence diddy. >> only if i can go with crazy k or something. >> crazy k. you're that way anyhow. >> wow. >> i'll just think about it. >> move on. train is rolling. >>> people on the west coast think of huskies and ducks, they think of bitter rivals. but not in minnesota town. 12-year-old husky named max and four-year-old duck name

food sector sales for marks and spencer, a big concern because traditionally marks and spencer food has done wellncluding the big grocery brands. they are scaling back the idea they will be a predominant food retailer with their big plan for 200 extra simply food stores to be scaled back. the decline in clothes sales not as bad as feared but that is faint praise because it is very much still struggling in that sector. what impact will that have on their plans to close stores, combined with the news on food sales? it is significant because reading between the lines on the report they have put himself out as an essential holding provider, using terms to describe the areas they are successful at, the must haves, denims, school where. this means they see them not as a fashion competitive retailer any more and it will be a mix and the legacy stores that will be a mix of essential foods, close to my clothing and household items but that will be scaled back compared to the force they once were on the high street. more broadly, what can we say and learn from the results. will retailers be more concerned

well. and spencer. yeah -- oh, right! of course! he has to be -- spencer, yes!ust the two of us! [ laughs ] i don't care who's there... as long as you're standing across from me and you say "i do." that's all that matters. are you ready for this? i have never been more ready for anything in my life. [ grunts ] ♪ [ exhales ] ♪ well, didn't we always assume that there was nothing wrong with cassandra? and now her tests have confirmed it. so make something up. anna, she isn't sick. i just feel like we're going around in circles here. listen, if i diagnose someone with something that they don't really have -- if i fudge a test or create some non-existent cure -- it violates everything i believe in. not to mention it's fraud. i could lose my medical license, or worse. well, nobody has to find out. it's all i have, you know? and it kills me to admit that, because i thought i was on the verge of this whole-new life. but it didn't happen, and now i'm here. and i know i'm a sucky person, but i'm a really good doctor. i know how to help people. it's what i hang my hat on.

be taken to court tomorrow for a hearing at leeds magistrates. 0ur correspondent spencer stoke sent us this update. welld investigations at some abandoned buildings, an old tyre factory and also three properties. the 214—year—olds were arrested, taken to the police station where they we re to the police station where they were questioned by the north—east counterterrorism unit and then an hour ago, the charges were laid. the first and second 14—year—old both charged with conspiracy to murder. they both go to the high school here and the high school has played a central role in the investigation since the weekend. the local police wa nt to since the weekend. the local police want to reassure the public that local officers are committed to ensure the public stay safe and they are working hard to ensure that. the 214—year—olds who have been charged will now appear before leeds magistrates‘ court in yorkshire tomorrow morning. let‘s pause now and catch let‘s pause now and catch up let‘s pause now and catch up with let‘s pause now and catch up with the weather. hello, there. we had some rain earlier on today

spencer. >>> coming up next, how the republicans' plans t >>> well, here's a good way to start the week. all three stocks set record highs. dow raced at 9 point. nasdaq gain 22 points. s&p went up by 3. stocks were both disney and fox jurned today -- jumped today on fox looking to sell a lot of its assets to disney. report dpli wants to sell -- fox would keep fox news and its sports department as well as the local t.v. stations. cncb reports while the stocks are not active they could resume soon. disney is the parent company of abc 7. >>> california's ambitious zero emissions goals could be sidetracked by a provision in the gop tax plan. it will do away with federal -- although california's electric vehicle insentive would stay in place if the plan passes, clean air advocates do say the gop plan will only slow process toward the goal of producing gases. >> here in california we have programs to increase the number of electric vehicles on the road to improve the efficiency of our vehicles, and we can go forward with some of those but it's difficult in the face of opposition from the trump

well -- >> nice of you to do that spencer. >>> drone view 7 gives us a closer view of what wa this is the new comfort food. grown right here in california, with absolutely no antibiotics ever. a better way to grow, a better way to eat. and it starts with foster farms simply raised chicken. california grown with no antibiotics ever. >>> that was one of the many grateful messages received on the abc 7 news project hot line that we set up after the north bay wildfires for people to share their gratitude. when fire broke out a month ago thousands of homes were destroyed. >> this is santa rosa before the fire. there is what it looks like now. the village was the center of a thriving neighborhood. among the businesses destroyed, a market, restaurant, cleaner and spa. >>> getting back to work is a big priority in the north bay and the groups are trying to make it easier. people who hire in hospitality business is letting north bay santa rosa post for free. usually the cost to post is 150 each. >>> today the napa valley film festival opened. the festival run through sunday. >>> for firefighte

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well outnumbered by eighty thousand sheep. a bronze statue of the late spaghetti western star bud spencer has been unveiled in budapest measuring two meters forty in height and way more than five hundred kilos the work is much larger and heavier than the burly italian actor who died a year ago. spencer remains hugely popular in hungary where his movies offered a rare glimpse of the west during the communist era when cinema was strictly censored . from a memorial to a memorable art collection hines mock is one of the founding artists of the internationally influential zero movement that was active back in the fifty's and sixty's where he became better known later with his light relief so. but his starting point was always painting. your children like chocolate. with your smartphone. continue your tomato juice in the supermarket. as we go about our daily life human rights are often the last thing. in visible hands. slavery in the twenty first century. starting december second on d w. at least four hundred people have been killed and more than six thousand injured after a strong earthquake struck the border region between iraq and

darcy spencer is live firefighters raced in that home to try to save. darcy? >> reporter: well, there's a restoration team here at the house right now. you can take a look here. they're removing some of the debris from the front yard of this house. also boarding it up. i just heard from the spokesperson for prince george's county fire. he tells me that there were no smoke alarms inside this house, so chances are this happened without warning. we want to show you a photo of the house when it was on fire. there was thick gray smoke and flames. investigators say it appears the fire started in the basement, then extended to the first floor of the home. the victim was found in the basement and was rescued by firefighters. now, neighbors say a woman has lived here for many, many years with her daughter. those neighbors are concerned the woman has lost everything at the start of the holiday season. >> my husband was getting ready to go to the redskins game. he came back and said the lady's house was on fire. i went and said, oh, that's the lady that always give us our mail. i feel rea

well, that' s prince charles is getting married. in london, here's abc. >> reporter: prince charles proposed to lady diana spencer three weeks ago, andepted. in a way, it's all in the family. she is a remote cousin of his, and he, like she, is from a very old, aristocratic english family. a perfect match like the diamonds and sapphire of the engagement ring. the future king of edngland sai that he met his bride to be just over three years ago. >> i remember thinking what a very jolly and amusing and attracttive 16-year-old she was. having great fun. full of life and everything. and i don't know what she thought of me, but. >> pretty amazing. >> it's a tremendous change for someone of 19 to make all of a sudden, the transition. >> it is, but i've had a small runup in the last six and charles and i can't go wrong. he's there with me. >> marvelous. beautiful. just what we wanted. >> i think it's marvelous. ♪ >> reporter: outside buckingham palace today, the scene of britain's monarchy, hundreds of well-wishers gathered while inside, the future king of england and the bride to be, a former kindergarten teacher looked ahead to a summer we

spencer, and biel have a great night and happy thanksgiving. hey. four more days till turkey day. who's excited? obviously not the turkeys. wellif they don't want to die, they shouldn't taste so good. this is for thursday. kyle, that is so sweet of you. yeah, whatever it is, it's from me, too. just, it's my first thanksgiving as a part of the family,

well. >> minneapolis, errly february. >> yes. >> snow is falling. >> yes. >> super bowl ring. >> scott spencer manages luxury suites for the super bowl. he says interest from philly to rent top dollar sweets at u.s. bank stadium has picked up this week. starting price tag, 175 grand. >> in october, the web traffic from the philadelphia market was up 128%. >> reporter: so remember, the last two times the eagles went one and eight, they went to the super bowl and iain, i lived in minneapolis for a couple of years. >> that's right. >> february is not a great time in minneapolis. but i will go there. i'll be there with bells on. [ laughter ] >> i think you and a lot of other eagles fans, chris. let's hope so. thank you. >> before you know it, you'll never have to leave your house for anything. what cbs says they will -- cvs will deliver right to your door. >> real nightmare for a philadelphia couple uninvited guests move into their home and they won't leave. six months later it's still an issue and we're getting to the bottom of it. the homeless will soon have extra support at suburban station. project home, september tan the city a

next have warned of volatile trading, as we have discussed, impacting marks & spencer '5 as well.people — and aboriginal landowners have long complained about travellers scaling the site and have ordered a ban that is expected to start in 2019. is seen esker world heritage site and attracts thousands of visitors every year. time for a look at the weather... here's stav. for most of us today, a decent afternoon, good spells of sunshine in england and wales but atrocious in central and southern scotland, persistent and heavy rain through the day. spreading southwards into england and wales overnight. barely anything on it by the time it reaches england and wales. some showers but a chilly night to come. in the far south, it's fairly mild. some dense mist and fog patches will form. heath fog could be a problem in southern areas. it should clear way. this band of cloud will affect england and wales, a grey day here compared to what we will see today that in the north, cool and fresh and a chilly start. some frost patches around. a fine afternoon with plenty of sunshine and drive for t

arthel: spencer and janet, thank you both. wellnortheast and midwest, how long -- my mouth is frozen just thinking about it. midwest, how long will it fast from the fox extreme weather center, burr. if you have moderate to severe plaque psoriasis,... ...isn't it time to let the real you shine through? maybe it's time for otezla (apremilast). otezla is not an injection or a cream. it's a pill that treats plaque psoriasis differently. with otezla, 75% clearer skin is achievable after just 4 months,... ...with reduced redness,... ...thickness, and scaliness of plaques. and the otezla prescribing information has... ...no requirement for routine lab monitoring. don't use if you're allergic to otezla. otezla may cause severe diarrhea, nausea, or vomiting. tell your doctor if these occur. otezla is associated with an increased... ...risk of depression. tell your doctor if you have... ...a history of depression... ...or suicidal thoughts,... ...or if these feelings develop. some people taking otezla... ...reported weight loss. your doctor

spencer christian story. >> and they found red grahams and blueberries helped as well. >> i eat lots of blueberries, a littled more than a little red wine. i look pretty good for 110, right? we have light scattered showers. they are dissipating but more showers are coming in late tonight and early tomorrow. mainly in the north bay. that's where we'll see the greater concentration. tonight low tls in the low to mid 50s. and then tomorrow's highs will be in a similar range to what we saw today. maybe some low 60s. mid to upper 60s in the mildest inland locations. it is a weak storm. it will continue through midday tomorrow. bringing scattered showers. most locations will see less than .1 inch of rainfall. it looks like saturday which is veterans day, will be a light and dry day. we have some warming coming in. that will continue into monday morning and a dry break on tuesday before more showers on wednesday. >> get some red wine, some blueberries in there. >> a bionic eye. see this amazing technology next. >>> have you noticed the bump at >>> have you noticed the bump at the pump s (hard exhalation) honey? can

spencer. >>> a lot beginning on in sports, baseball, football. >> yeah i'm all ears. >> well, the a's make aeal. plus, can the raiders >>> good evening. with all due respect to le bron james and cavs. when the two teams meet in boston it could be rivalry. curry recovering from a deep thigh bruise he suffered against the 6ers on saturday night. sat out one game, went through a light practice tonight and is probable for tomorrow and once again face kyrie, the mask man. he's well aware of how dangerous these warriors are. >> they're selfless in their approach and they have special guys on their teams. for us it's about staying grounded in terms of what we want to do out on the particular. they get into this whole match-up like i got to go break that, you become impatient. against a team like that you got to stay patient. >>> for the second year in a row the raiders will travel to mexico city. they gave up a home game for this trip but they'll have a hundred fans. mike shumann with our preview. >> reporter: whether you got to leave the country to play a football game, it becomes a challenge. >>

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accused him of stoking tensions in the region following the spencers robber bride our correspondent in manila and of course the protests have been well you might say quite loud and noisy and certainly the security services have managed to protect the delegates away from what can be seen and heard a cross part of the capital. that's why this party. is in virtual state of lockdown at the moment with thousands of security personnel deployed there protesters we see them held back a few kilometers away their water cannon was being used before to try to disperse them it seems to be largely quiet now although it is continuing this was a protest that was timed to coincide with the start of this as and summit it was organized by a number of left wing groups here who say that it is aimed against imperialism now the philippines is largely friendly towards the united states but there are groups here who regard the u.s. as being a colonial power who would be out in any case although some of them it has to be said are particularly incensed by what they see as trumps failure to stand up for human rights now trump is here he is held and at the momen

well outnumbered by eighty thousand sheep. a bronze statue of the late spaghetti western star bud spencer has been unveiled in budapest measuring two meters forty a night and weigh more than five hundred kilos the work is much larger and heavier than the burly italian actor who died a year ago. spencer remains hugely popular in hungary where his movies offered a rare glimpse of the west during the communist era when cinema was strictly censored . from a memorial to a memorable art collection hines mock is one of the founding artists of the internationally influential zero movement that was active back in the fifty's and sixty's where he became better known later with his light release and fell to earth but his starting point was always painting well now the eighty six year old artist's work have been properly catalogued and they tell us about the different phases of his long career. an artist and his paintings. through volumes of his catalogue. hasn't seen in decades. pictures from the one nine hundred fifty s. when he broke new ground. it was a world in which there were a lot of questions but no answers. if you wanted answers

well as friday. dry weather is expected to return next weekend. (spenceranta rosa, a finding by e-p-a inspectors has locked down journey's end mobile home park - most of which was destroyed by wildfire three weeks ago. kron four's spencer blake reports the potential for asbestos in the area means ánobody can go in for the time being - not even people whose homes survived the flames. many people who came to a community meeting regarding the clean-up status of journey's end mobile home park were a little confused for various reasons."not knowing what is the next step - are we responsible for cleaning up what remains there or is the city coming in? everything's a little unclear."the first major item addressed by the mayor and other local leaders, was the health concern posed by what could be toxic materials."they identified 25 locations scattered through the park which they believe have the potential to be asbestos-containing material." the environmental protection agency informed the fire marshal, who in turn had the whole park shut down friday morning, just

darcy spencer will have a live report for you in just two minutes. >>> well, the judge's decision has lot of disappointment and criticism. no prison time for army soldier bow bergdahl who walked away from his post in afghanistan. nbc's mark barger has more on this politically divisive case. >> reporter: after pleading guilty last month to desertion and miss behavior before the enemy, army sergeant bowe bergdahl received a dishonorable discharge today from a military judge in fort bragg, north carolina. that's instead of a punishment which could have extended the judge gave no explanation for his decision, which also included a reduction in rank from sergeant to private and forfeiture of payee kwal to a thousand dollars per month for ten months. the dishonorable discharge triggers an automatic appeal to a higher military court. >> we think there is an extremely strong basis for dismissal of the case. >> altogether? >> yes. >> reporter: bergdahl's attorney cited comments on the case last year by then presidential candidate donald trump. the president slammed today's decision tweeting th

spencer. and when they get there we'll track that for you as well. right now it's not causing delays but roads are slick this morning. guys? >> thanks, frances. >>> new video raising new questions about the plane crash that killed baseball star roy halladay. >> it appears your voice was heard. the big change coming to trip adviser to try to keep people safe. >>> and are you tired of distracted drivers? >>> rescuing a big, lost dog. >> walked right up with her cheeseburger. all right, come on, big fella. cheeseburger. all right, come on, big fella. >> next "right t the holidays begin here at the disneyland resort. >>> the abc 7 storm impact scale, today's storm is level one. that means light rain, so keep an umbrella handy and drive safely. track today's storm anytime on the abc 7 news app. download it now. >>> we're back at 5:14. one of the many industries hit hard by the north bay fires, cannabis. damage to marijuana crops has now topped $60 million. the california growers association says the fires hit at the worst possible time because growers wer

well as words. took home several items, two ice cream shaped fans. good for him. >>> spencer is here with a look at weather for thanksgiving and beyond. >> looking good for thanksgiving. right now live doppler 7, lots of clouds lingering, moisture scattered around the bay area but little hitting the ground right now. isolated sprinkles. western sky from emeryville. 63, 67 at san jose, 61 at half moon bay. another view from east bay hills towards san francisco. santa rosa is 55, napa 61, 64 at concord and livermore. live in downtown san francisco, eastward breaks in the sky. forecast, mostly cloudy overnight, some sprinkles possible but not likely. sunnier tomorrow with warming trend through thanksgiving. thanksgiving day looks at moment to be dry, bright and mild. overnight with lingering clouds, low temperatures upper 40s to around 50 degrees. looking at day planner, we'll see lingering high clouds but mainly sunny throughout the day. midafternoon, temperatures into the mid-70s bay and inland. some places even higher. and sunset, see temperatures dropping a bit. more specifi

well, today, monday? saturday night, after richard spencer decided to come back to charlottesville with his whatever, they decided to come back. sunday night or excuse me, sunday morning, i called on our commonwealth attorney to invoke a state statute that we currently have that was put in place to essentially stop the klan, the kkk, from having open gatherings and burning torches and burning crosses on people's lawns. what we said, we want to use that same statute or if we have to create a variance of one which we'll be calling on our state representatives to not allow anyone to have the open torches or the tiki torches to be in public spaces. so when we talk about like how do we find resources? i think that's where it comes for us to work with either places like the southern poverty law center or working with the aclu or working with our local legal aid to be creative and also proactive opposed to reaccountive, in a way in which we create legislation. i'm a local elected official. i'm not state wide. individu virginia, we can be creative. i talk to my friends on instagram and twitter and ask how can we

spencer, news4. >> if you remember the flu vaccine did not work very well last year, now scientists think they know that vaccine targeted for last year's strain mutated making the vaccine grown in the eggs virtually ineffective. that's also part of the second problem. flu viruses mutate every year. researchers found the very process of growing the vaccines in eggs which is what they do, makes them mutate even more. according to the cdc, last year's vaccine reduced the disease by just 34%. >> all right. we know this is a working town, right? and we're working for you. so, tonight we're kicking off a cool new series where i get to tackle some of the most unusual and challenging jobs out in our area. some go unnoticed. some you've never heard of. and we need your help to make it all happen. our hashtag is #hand it to handly. first up tonight, the folks who keep all those and fountains sparkling for the national park service. >>> their day starts early, nine hours later they'll have these three pools and fountains at rollins park sparkling for all to see in foggy bottom. to show me how to get it done,

well. >>> our first level three storm of the season will drench the bay area tomorrow. spencer will lay out the timing for us in just ten minutes. >>> join the abc 7 morning team beginning at 4:30 to for a look at how really? really? really? really? really? really? see zero in a whole new way. get zero down, zero deposit, zero first month's payment, and zero due at signing on select volkswagen models. now with the people first warranty. the energy conscious whopeople among usle? say small actions can add up to something... humongous. a little thing here. a little thing there. starts to feel like a badge maybe millions can wear. who are all these caretakers, advocates too? turns out, it's californians it's me and it's you. don't stop now, it's easy to add to the routine. join energy upgrade california and do your thing. >>> last year it was pokemon go. this year another one. >> jonathan bloom with the story. >> reporter: it's rest of the world it's two guys running around with their smart phones but to them it's a fight to the finish. >> the one you see counter stripe, but this

i spoke to octavia spencer you know from the help an mazing actress hidden figures as well. they learn sign language because octavia's character translates for the mute character. here's the interview and also a really cool quote from the director that octavia spencer had never heard about herself. watch this. >> there's a great scenes where obviously you'r incredible sign language. i know you learned how to do that specifically and your character is translating for h her. >> um-hmm. >> does that mean both of you fully know how to sign or were you performing knowing what she was -- did you learn that as well. >> yeah, we -- i -- i learned all of the dialogue in our scenes her dialogue and my dye dialogue so i could understand what she was actually saigon won you don't want to go too fast. people who know sign language she hasn't said that yet you interpreted it you want to be at her pace. >> yeah. it is so much -- it's so complicated and detailed in that way you have to to do that -- you have to really do it justice and yet her own sign language is not contemporary sign lang

spencer. we used the wrong image. it was unintentional. we apologize for that mistake. >>> veterans day is tomorrow. home depot will hold events for families at 8:00. wells fargo and habitat for humanity will unveil a home. vets will be honored in richmond. >>> listen up iphone users. many of you have the pesky bug that autocorrects your i with an a. we have the update. >>> whole foods is jumping in line, offering black friday discounts. how shoppers can check out the deals. who are these people? the energy conscious people among us say small actions can add up to something... humongous. a little thing here. a little thing there. starts to feel like a badge maybe millions can wear. who are all these caretakers, advocates too? turns out, it's californians it's me and it's you. don't stop now, it's easy to add to the routine. join energy upgrade california and do your thing. >>> good morning, i'm landon dowdy live at cnbc headquarters. here are the top headlines. wall street finished on a down note. they snapped a seven day winning streak overthe republican tax plan that could delay a corporate tax cut until 2019. consumer sentiment and earnings from jc pe

well. >>> our first level three storm of the season will drench the bay area tomorrow. spencerin just ten minutes. >>> join the abc 7 morning team beginning at 4:30 to for a look at how accused of obstructing justice to theat the fbinuclear war, and of violating the constitution by taking money from foreign governments and threatening to shut down news organizations that report the truth. if that isn't a case for impeaching and removing a dangerous president, then what has our government become? i'm tom steyer, and like you, i'm a citizen who knows it's up to us to do something. it's why i'm funding this effort to raise our voices together and demand that elected officials take a stand on impeachment. a republican congress once impeached a president for far less. yet today people in congress and his own administration know that this president is a clear and present danger who's mentally unstable and armed with nuclear weapons. and they do nothing. join us and tell your member of congress that they have a moral responsibility to stop doing what's political and start doing what's

well. we're waiting for montgomery county police to identify the man who died and to identify the others facing charges in the robbery. in wheaton, darcy spencer, "news 4 today." >>> news 4 works for you this morning to get you ready for winter. we're going to be doing this all week long. today, we have teamed up with washington gas for a day of weatherization. >> not felt much like winter, or even fall. maybe a change in that today. but volunteers in washington gas employees will be visiting homes to help folks find ways to save money this winter. we have some helpers this morning with us. news 4's emilia draper and susan hogan joining us live this saturday morning. they're at a home in capital heights. >> good morning. >> good morning. we were just talking out here, with the cooler weather, it is a nice reminder, you know, why weatherization is so important. >> absolutely. and a lot of the things they're going to be doing at the homes today we can do ourselves. i'm going to have some tips for you guys coming up. you'll take it from here. actually, could be the president of washington gas. you can go warm up. see you in a susan is going to be

the investigation by the spencer special counsel robert mueller himself and as you say the intelligence community has reacted also not favorably to what president one percent . well let's just walk back here in january the intelligence agencies released a report finding categorically that russia had been involved in the election medlin the intention was to provide a trump victory and to disrupt the chances of hillary clinton now that was the finding of the u.s. joint intelligence agencies it was a joint report cia f.b.i. all the agencies coming together now the cia has just to react to to president trump's comments a spokesperson stating categorically that the director of the cia mike pompei or stands by that intelligence report back in january thereby contradicting a man who is seen as particularly close with so certainly this is a major step in a way that the cia is seen to be having to publicly stand by an intelligence report that nobody apart from president trump had disputed in the past one must remember too that robert melissa investigation is now well under way number of subpoenas have been served we've got charges have been laid against a former campaign

well. we're waiting for police to identify the man who died and also to identify the robbers who now are facing charges. doreen, back to you. >>> darcy spencer in wheaton, thank you. >>> in prince george's county right now, one person is dead and two others are hurt after a car slammed into a county bus on richie road. police say the car was driving northbound about 8:00 when for some reason it crossed the center line and hit the bus. the driver of the car was killed. a passenger in the car and the bus driver were both taken to the hospital. we're told they're going to be okay. the road is closed in both directions from ashwood drive to old richie road while police investigate. >>> moving on to a big change in our weather, folks. coming after that beautiful friday we had. chief meteorologist doug kammerer is in the storm center. >> still pretty doug. >> it really is. temperatures will only go down about 5 to 10 degrees. >> a cold front is making its way down to the south. it came through our region earlier today. you didn't notice much. a couple of showers with it. the clouds on the increase. still cloud cover out there right now. the clouds

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well just prior to the news of the deal coming through we asked analyst spencer welch if oil prices are likely to rise as a result of an extension. no i think we'll see very little change in the oil price because they the markets are expecting the deal to be to be rolled over so so that's already built into the market price price of the moment is around sixty three dollars per barrel we actually expect a little bit of a weakening of price through the through this winter period that's quite normal and demand for oil tends to be a little bit lower and production the united states is going up fast so so we expect the oil price to maybe age just back down into the into the fifty's high fifty's so so no not much change in price expected market unless spencer welch that i mean while still producing nations have agreed to dismantle market distorting subsidies to twenty ministers have been meeting in berlin to avert a trade war over steel i have the capacity has been causing international tension but deep divisions still remain. expectations were low from the outset the interests of the partici

well. tap water was tested at all schools back in august. >>> outrage growing at stanford university after the university student republican party invites a controversial speaker. robert spencer to the campus for an event. he's scheduled to speak next tuesday. spencer is a self described expert on radical islam and has co-founded groups like stop islam zags of america. some students we spoke with questioned spencer's academic credentials. >> he's coming under the guise of a scholar and he actually doesn't have any background and formal training on islam. >> bring in someone who is conservative, please, bring in somebody who is a scholar, please, but not this man. >> spencer tells nbc bay area, quote, the freedom of speech is an indispensable foundation of any free society. there is an ongoing effort to marginal lies, demonize and silence anyone and everyone who speaks honestly about motivating ideology behind the jihad threat, end quote. there is a petition to keep him off campus because republicans did not want to discuss the visit with us. >>> thousands of expected to rally in the bay area and across america for daca recipients today. they are calling for congress to pass a

spencer gifts from back in the day. >> this is gag gift or something. trying to be fun. >> i well of course they're gang gifts. i mean, weird gifts. >> all right. >> it is only 25 bucks. wouldn't that be funny, to drag that out? >> i know what i'm getting you. >> hey. did you hear about your brother? nobody would ever know. all right. now, here is this last one here. >> excuse plea. >> let's set up this. i've tried this joke for 15 years. and for the last three years, i've tried it on alex, and she just never laughs. so i'm going to try it one more time. all right? i gave my cat a bath last night. >> you did? >> ya. you know cats don't normally like baths, but i gave my cat a bath last night. >> hhh. >> the only down side is, this fur on my tongue. i've told that to you year after year and you never laugh. >> because you don't get it? >> you were licking your cat. >> well that's how -- here is a piece of video this is how cats bathe themselves, right? >> yes, i grew up, i had two cats growing up. >> so do you have a dog? >> no. >> well, if you had a dog would you put the dog in the tub and give the dog a bath,

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spencer back with your forecast. >> we got some warmth for you. quite mild today. tomorrow looks like it will be a warm thanksgiving day as well.igh clouds around but looks a bit bright outside. even brighter over night. low temperatures generally upper 40s to low 50s. tomorrow we may see isolated sprinkles in the north bay but it'll be a bright, dry and mild day with high in the low to mid-70s in the bay, inland look stabilized. way down south a bit of a heat wave's going on, almost 90 degrees tomorrow. here in the bay year nice, mild and perfect. here's the accuweather seven-day forecast. dry coming our way tomorrow and showers and wind arrive over the weekend. >>> the holiday spirit is taking on a different edge in oklahoma city tonight. >> kevin durant back in okc. >> reunited and it feels so loud. kd in okc. he and russell westbrook jawing at each other a i'm worried. i have this medical bill...oll, huh? dave, you have anthem and they have people to talk to who are empowered to help any question you... is, is he okay? real people? living and breathing. hopefully not breathing like that. for all the things that keep you up

spencer. it was unintentional. we apologize for the mistake. >>> plenty of e investigates going on today for veterans day. in hayward, wellsargo and habitat for humanity will improve the home of an 84-year-old korean vet. then trainway pavilion in richmond. >>> tomorrow morning, i'll be helping honor japanese-american veterans. that will be my honor. i'm honored to show you this as well. green all over the bay. love those sensors showing up. it is a holiday for many businesses and schools. we expect a lighter commute. dry in the tri-valley and the east bay. no problems. we are looking over here. the north bay, earlier issues happened on 101 south, all cleared. a note for bart, expect lighter traffic as well. they have reduced the number of cars. watch the schedules, a couple trains have been removed from the yellow line. >> really? >> yeah. >> holiday for some people. >> some. >>> as much as i love to live in the moment, i'm already thinking about the weekend. i'm in the moment, but i'm slowing thinking about the weekend. >> you want to make sure you have a great weekend. there are so many events going on, you should make

spencer. i think the update is having an impact on our wall >> i have a feeling the wall is not working. wellone. >>> pruesident trump is expecte to announce his pick for federal chair on thursday. jerome powell is the likely pick, but reports from the white house come with a warning that trump could change his mind. the sources are saying, this is what it is, but key change his mind current chair janet yellen and economist john taylor have also been in the running. you know, they might go for kashkari one of the early favorites not that he was interviewed for it >> all of the major u.s. equity indices had their best month since february in the month of october with the dow and s&p posting their seventh straight month of gains so much for political uncertainty. joining us now, our next guest says the markets are at the whim of central banks and are set for a deep correction. david new house newhousen joinss why should we be concerned there's a correction coming when the markets have been chasing higher and higher month after month? >> people have been calling on a market correction for a long