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a senior fellow at the peterson institute international economics and professor of economics at syracuse university. mary, i want to start off with something emily pointed out, the idea xi jinping has not left china for a couple of years now, and obviously some of that is due to the pandemic from a but there is a broader issue about how inward looking he has been over the last few years. if that complicates whatever discussions will be had on monday, will that? >> on think it remains how much a complicates it. he certainly has in some sense been insulated. this insulation is getting more problematic, as communication lines between the u.s. and china get more difficult to open up. all levels of government, civil society, these types of communications have diminished over the last four years in the it is hard to know how much the rest of the world is viewing china, and that could complicate the relationship with joe biden. the chinese retaliation against australia was australia called for an independent review of the origin of covid-19, and china reacted with trade barriers that most peopl

looking at i-81 in syracuse, for example, we saw the local vision of how they want to get past those divisions and those local ideas will be considered seriously. >> you just said this bill could not come at a more urgent time. [no audio] >> i will refer you to my white house colleagues on that. >> and you talk about what the campaign to sell this bill is going to look like? given that it will take time for these projects to be completed and go into effect. >> i expect it will be led by the president traveling to show where the need is and where the action is. i am certainly eager to be part of the effort. i mean, a lot of the cells itself. communities never needed to be persuaded. that they needed to be fixed or their airport needed an upgrade or their ports needed investments. they've been trying to get washington to catch up to them. it's important for us to go out there. especially in communities where a member of congress or the senate played an important role. members from both sides of the aisle played an important role in delivering this bipartisan win. i can't wait to be out

we went on to delaware, she went to villanova grad school and i went to syracuse law school. 2016 welay, and i watched daunte win his first of his two national titles at nova. daunte, we're all so proud of you back home, but i still like syracuse, and to all of the players, that's what you represent for so many people. pride. pride and decency. just look at the enduring images during the finals. thousands of fans, the herb cole way. you know, you represented yourselves and your families, your organizations and a great american city by staying true to who you are. you did the work in the off season, and during the grueling regular season. the playoffs down 0-2 against brooklyn, and then to make it just to keep the owners and your coach and constant perspiring, you, on the finals, you're down 0-2 in phoenix. it was amazing how you came back. always believed coach bud got them to play as a team. you know, yannis, 50 points. 50 points. >> you have been listening there to president biden with the nba, milwaukee bucs, and he certainly sounds very happy there. >> the story is the compliment

heavy lake effect snow continuing from cleveland, buffalo, syracuse scattered showers in the northeast. and airport delays probably early next week for boston for rain and wind, new york and d.c. for gusty winds, snow and wind for cleveland, cincinnati looking at gusty winds. but the good news is this should start to wrap up by wednesday by thanksgiving day, everything will be great as those balloons fly for the thanksgiving day parade >> it's all about timing, right? al roker, thank you. >>> the tennis world is demanding answers after the public disappearance of a chinese player who accused a top official of sexual assault. serena williams among the latest to speak out. janis mackey frayer now on the e-mail raising new questions. >> reporter: tonight growing concern for chinese tennis star peng shuai, the world number one doubles champion disappeared from public view after accusing an ex-vice premier of china of sexual assault chinese state media claiming that peng is fine, showing what it said was an e-mail she sent to the women's tennis association, recanting the allegations. the he

president biden is doing a wonderful job and i wanted to say in regards to your show and your topics, in syracuserea, there is a lot of homelessness regarding veterans and i have helped some of them -- some of them are sleeping under bridges and i know that's probably no news to a lot of people, but i hope as time goes on, more and more can be done about the homelessness factor in central new york. host: all right, donald's, let's take that issue. leo shane? guest: i did ask the secretary about this issue. we saw in a drop -- we saw a drop in homelessness from 2010 to 2013, the nice -- number was cut in half. but it has sorta plateaued. i asked the secretary if we need new approaches and new initiatives? he says he believes all the resources are there, it's just a matter of will and focus by veterans affairs. he made a commitment to homeless veterans in l.a. that by the end of the year, l.a. is the biggest single city problem for veteran homelessness in america. he wants to use that as an example, if they can rapidly help some folks there, get them resources, maybe that can jumpstart the national

i broadcast. >> after college at syracuse, costas was calling pro basketball in veries in 22. >> heks like the lions will be kicking to the eagles. >> nbc sports came calling at 27. >> welcome to big day of baseball on nbc. >> if us had talent was old pro his face read young team even to the boss hired him >> you have a future here. how old are you. >> i'm 27. >> he said you look like you're 14. how much older would you look if you grew a beard? i said, five years at least. he perks up and said five year, he goes that's how long it would take to grow it. that was the end. >> super charged as the climb up the broadcasting ladder, costas made sure to broaden his view once he got to the top. from 1988 to 1994, he hosted later where he interviewed a wide range of people nothing to do with the world of sports. >> you talking to mccartney about lennon, gerald ford about the warren commission, four nights with mel brooks. his get pumped, and ha ha >> did you know it was going to be as satisfying as it was >> the more i did it, the more i realized it >> flirted with a life outside sports be

most young people i know want to leave both syracuse to lorina. they feel dear you with me raised his years of views like these have ang birts, la jones, parents, whom as a result, he hasn't seen for almost a year. now. ethnically, a syrup he sees his family don't share his views on the unified, pluralistic state. beatrice at the mostly have, i will remain, she didn't fight for a society where everyone is equal regardless of the name or the city. so it seems that for now, bosnian politicians and international diplomats have agreed at least verbally to prevent any further escalation. but the reality is bosnia herzegovina is far from united and was the country's currents constitution helped to bring about an end to the last war. the fear among some is that unless it is amended, it could one day possibly be the reason for the starts of another jamal and shall al jazeera sarajevo, still head on al jazeera and legal setback for those trying to hold pharmaceutical giants to account for the us ot wait crisis from formerly fields and agreement to return o

host: let's hear from ray, syracuse, new york. caller: your guest has a lot of bubbly words but between her and the content of what she is singing and the callers, it looks like everyone is starting to get it. this was the result of a very well orchestrated attack on our country and the west in general to knock out the small businesses and hamper our economies. some things are so precious that if they go away they may never return. i am not saying that is the case here, but clearly we have been hurt deeply and no amount of optimism can change that. host: if i am a small business, how am i facing this season? guest: i am glad you brought that up. that is another seam or thing to dive into this holiday season. with this gradual shift online and especially during the pandemic, i spoke to a number of retailers that had no presence online. when you are thrust where people are not going out, what did the businesses do that have no other way to sell their goods? you have seen some of them try to build on a presence online. a home goods o

as president, nissan said, clashed with demonstrated syracuse, him of trying to quash dissent. the law gave authorities power to investigate any citizens assets without a court order. the president are back down after a 9 day long national strike, and practice. for decades, afghanistan's helman province was on the front line of the countries war. now groups are trying to clear bombs and land mines left from that war to prevent more people being either killed or injured. the hunting has this report. instead of just learning math and science, these children are also being taught how to identify morters grenades and signs of land mines mistaking them for toys could cost them their lives. yeah, mother, she knew that this rains were dry, so we were looking for water. then an old man shouted at us that there is a big snake nearby. and he tried to cover with grass. it was actually a rocket. so he left the area, fearing there might be more bond. non profit groups like the halo trust are working to prevent more casualties. one way is to paint rocks. the white side means the path has bee

i went to syracuse university and we had good times there. i read the whole book and i adore victor as i'm sure all of you do and the saddest thing i've realized about the dying citizen is that it leads to the dying country and it's one of the reasons that you are sounding the alarm so let's start with the title and what you called it. >> as i said to my friend. >> if we had this conversation let's say two years ago or whatever your political persuasion would be, the border was improving, secure and you would say the middle east was much better than it is now. there was a new policy to china and maybe you could argue we were not grappling with this future so it had the first increase and critical race theory wasn't so emboldened as it was in 2020 or whatever we call it so whatever was going on isn't as bad as it is now. the other thing quickly is the republican party was so susceptible to the character of the left. he was easily caricatured as the golf course guarantee but how ironic in history that a guy that was a crass billionaire saul tha

actually at syracuse university. i read the whole book and i'd put door victor davis hanson the sad thing i realized about "the dying citizen" it refers to a dying country and it's one of the reasons you are sounding the alarm i think. why did you call it what you did? >> as i said to my friend when he asked a question i said it's still buying so it's rest breeding. >> if we had this conversation and whatever your political persuasion would be you would think it was secure and you would say it's much better than it is now and there was a new policy toward china and maybe you could argue why we were spending too much money and not grappling with stagflation of the future. it's the first increase in real wages and years and critical race theory is not so emboldened as it was in 2020 that jacobin identity politics so what was going on wasn't as bad as it is now so that needs to be reversed. the other thing really quickly is the republican party was so susceptible to the character of the left. i like mitt romney and the

this is a unique experience because last time i spoke in person live was back in march 102020 at syracuse university gave a speech the next day governor, close down the university in the state so that must've been a pretty good speech. here i i am back 10000 zoom meetings later it's great to be back life and not hit the button but it is kind of weird to speak to people and be wearing pants. i don't wear a skirt but i'm sure a lot of women have the same consideration. >> that 53rd quarterly report to congress it is the first one issued in the 12 year existence with anybody in the us empress on —- embassy in afghanistan those of you who have followed the workar know that many other reasons for that collapse of the afghan government is that has been reported on four years. corruption, the dependence of the afghan military contractors and well as the overall incompetency of the afghan government. some in the press and on the hill has suggested that cigar may be the only us agency to stock has risen in the wake of the withdrawal due to telling an inconvenient truth over the last ten years. but

i went to the harvard of central new, syracuse university. >> me, too. >> that's right. with good times. i have read the book and i door victor as ensure all of you do. the sad thing i realized about the dying citizen victor is that it leads to the dying country, and it's one of the reasons why you are sounding the alarm i think. let's start with the title and why you call it what you did. >> as i said to my friend roger her dog when he asked i said it's not the dead citizen, it's still buying so which respirator. >> so you're saying there's a chance. >> yet. if we had this w conversation ls a two years ago, whatever your political persuasion would be, i think we see the border was improving, it was secure, and you would say that the middle east was much better than it is now and it was a new policy toward china, and maybe you could argue that the economy while we were spending too much money we were not grappling with stagflation every future. in the middle class and the first increase in real wages in 12 years, andnd critical race theory was not so embolden as it was i

i'm a veteran -- i'm a graduate of syracuse university.ave traveled to the university of minnesota and to kenya and i know you people have a lot more experience than i do, but he wanted to say a few things before you cut me off please. i want to say i know that this author, this lady on the show has access to the government and i respect her for all of her hard work. you've been talking a bit about the trump administration and the biden initiation. and i wanted to say -- biden initiation. and i want to say i think president biden has done an incredible job on encouraging education and trying to calm race relations and reduce this termination. i saw that the republican agenda during donald trump's -- reduced -- we do's discrimination. -- economic ability to get huge tax breaks and the poor classes were really crunched and hurt by that. lies, discouragement of truth of what was really going on. quality controls were cut. a lot of stress on destroying the environment. i think we are in a very -- in a pretty good direction now. host: go ahead

i went to the harvard of syracuse university.e. we had good times there. i read the whole book and i adore victory as i'm sure you all do and the sad thing i realized about the dying citizen is that these two, the dying country. it's one of the reasons you are soundingng the alarm i think. let's start with of the title and why you called it what you did. a. >> as i said to my friend when he asked that question, it is still dying so it is frustrating. >> so you are saying there is a chance. >> if we had this conversation two years ago or whatever your political persuasion would be i think we could say that the border was improving and secure and you would say the middle east was much better than it is now and there was a new policy towards china and maybe youha could argue that the economy where we were spending too much money we were not grappling with deflationary future. so in the middle class there were wages in 12 years and critical race theory wasn't so and bold and as itne was in 2020 or that sort of jacobin identity politics. whatever was going on i

this was a scene at a men's bathroom of a theater in syracuse. now the world's largest worry will.alled to the theater after employees heard someone in the men's room banging on the walls and screaming for help, it's unusual because no one order aaa that that. after arriving, rescue crews inserted a fiber-optic camera and a hole in the wall, they discovered a naked man trapped inside at which time they thanked the lord the camera wasn't hd, it was somebody, let's be honest. a man was stuck in the wall for several days. worst of all, it was the weekend the theater was hosting the dave matthews band. what would you say? glory hole for all. topic number four. an incredible milestone to the chinese space program this week and from other countries first female spacewalkers stepped out side the space station and chinese officials promised next time they will remember to get her home safe. here it is, the incredible moment after not her historic space bar and luckily is more air and space them back on the ground invasion. actually, it wasn't her choice, her parents launched her in space t

look at the delays that we can continue to see across boston to the syracuse aefr yeah.or your early morning commute tomorrow. an early flight going to be dealing with cancelations. boston with the rain and wind. the rest of the area from snaetd, nashville, d.c. shower just hitting the roadways still a little bit dicey for the higher elevations into northern new england from boston to buffalo. travels across i-95 early morning commute could be dicey and then clear. we are watching a series of fronts and going to be the problem going into your wednesday. that will make its way across-sections of the midwest to the ohio valley. some accumulations on the isolated side. some spotss could be dealing with eight inches of snow and watching that as squalls persist in the area. this is the big problem. widespread chill. it is a problem. this is some of the coldest air of the season so far. we'll look at daytime highs in most spots. in the single digits for the upper midwest. look at minneapolis. that hurts quour feelings. factor in the air temperature and winds, 7 degrees. yasmin

and god and this is close as i'll ever get to harvard and i went to syracuse university. i do times there so i read the whole book and i adore factor as i'm sure all of you do and the sad thing is i realized about the "the dying citizen" these to the dying country rated as one of the reasons why you're alarm think and why the title. >> existed to my friends, when he asked that question i said it is not - it is still dying swiss respirator get rated. >> so you are saying there's's a chance pretty. yes and we had this conversation was sank two years ago when every political persuasion would be, i think would send border was improving, it was secure and he would say that the middle east, is much better than it is now and there was a new policy for china and maybe you can argue that the economy while we were spending too much money, we were not grappling with the inflationary features a middle-class it in the first real wages in 12 years and critical race theory is not emboldened as it was in 2020 or whatever you call it the sword of this identity of politics. so whatever was

just in the city of syracuse. i think it was fentanyl laced marijuana. i'm not positive.eliminary report. maria was right when she said earlier they're not just lacing fentanyl with heroin, if you're smoking pot you could easily succumb to pot laced with fentanyl. that's what's tragic. this is a huge byproduct. what people don't understand in upstate new york for example, the border's thousands of miles away. really every state and city is a border state and city now because of what's happening with these drugs coming into our country and the illegal aliens coming in that are involved in criminal traffic as well. jason: the human trafficking, i wish people fully understood how dramatic this actually is because the toll that it takes on humans and the human trafficking that's going on, i mean, look at these statistics. the statistics are absolutely stunning. they're overwhelming and nowhere close to what we've ever dealt with in the past, congressman. >> yeah, you're right. let's do a little math here. the cartels are getting rich to an extent they never dreamed of just by

it will be raining from memphis clear across to syracuse today. that rain travels down to the i95 corridor tomorrow. >>> good sunday morning. live look right now over walnut creek. we're not getting as much fog as we've seen in the past couple days. right now current temperatures pretty cold right now in the low 40s. this afternoon expect to see comfortable temperatures. notice the fog, limited visibility. everywhere else we're seeing clear conditions, forecasted highs for this afternoon mid- and upper 60s, a couple of 70s down through the south bay. >>> the highs and lows of the week, including the story of a high school quarterback who went for eight touchdotouchdowns the after losing his mother. >>> the friends who became viral stars after a nosey camel chased them looking for a snack. >>> up next, our sunday focus on a second holiday season under covid and what the newly approved boosters and a promising pill could mean for the end of the pandemic. the end of the pandemic. it's all metastatic breast cancer is relentless, the end of the pandemi

host: let's go to bill calling from syracuse, new york. bill, good morning. caller: good morning.n i think of the vaccine, i think it will continue -- the disease will continue to grow and mutate as long as we have a large number of the population not vaccinated. i do not have the right to kill my neighbors. i do not have the right to drive 80 miles per hour on the freeway. there are a lot of things where the government does limit my freedoms for the benefit of the whole. that is what i think needs to be done, make the vaccine mandatory. put substantial penalties for not taking it and quite possibly we will be able to get through it with at least somewhat more deaths than we are now, but it is now and i make and it will be content -- it is now a pandemic and flu shots will have to be taken every year, hopefully not more often. that is how we have to do it. thank you. host: let's talk to tom calling from california. good morning. caller: hello. i was critical of the republicans, you had posted their tweets, mark meadows and kevin mccarthy. in this sense, at the time the presidents,

i went to harvard of central new york, syracuse university. >> me too. >> that's all right. we had good times there. so i have read the whole book, and i adore victor, as i'm sure all of you do. and the sad thing i've realized about "the dying citizen," victor, is that it leads to the dying country, and it's one of the reasons why you're sounding the alarm. let's just start with the title and why did you call it what you did. >> as i said to my friend roger, i said it's not the dead citizen, it's still dying, so it's rest rating. >> so you're saying there's a chance. >> yeah. and if wee had this conversation let's say twoif years ago, whatever your political persuasion would be, i think we'd say the border was improving, it was secure. and you would say that the middle east was much better than it is now, and there was a new policy toward china, and maybe you could argue that the economy, while we were spending too much money, we were not grappling with a stagflation their future. so in the middle class that had its first wage increase in 12 years. and critical race theory w

in 1985, wayne joined the central new york cny central broadcast team in syracuse, becoming a full-time meteorologist in central new york. he utilized these forecasts and he became known for accuracy, reliability and outdoor broadcast from the weather deck. an expert on severe weather events, wayne also was there to deliver critical, lifesaving information to families during some of the most historic weather events in central new york including the great blizzard of 1993 and 1998 labor day storm. outside of forecasting, wayne has been a prominent fixture in our community. ess a' an -- he's an avid hockey player, hosting workshops for young meteorologists and founded an animal welfare organization. it was named after his late mother and champions animal welfare causes, raising a quarter of a million dollars for local animal rescues. for nearly four decades, families like mine have turned to wayne to know if there is rain, sleet or lake-effect snow. while he will be dearly missed on our televisions, central new yorkers will be rest assured they'll continue to see him. when he's not spendi

it's still below freezing for cincinnati, pittsburgh and even syracuse.rt to see a lot of those temperatures begin to rebound. atlanta going from a high of only 66 today back into the mid-70s by tuesday. orlando going from a high of 70 today to a high nearing 80 degrees by tuesday, d.c. and new york also going to see some similar jumps in temperatures as we go through the week. >> all righty. mother nature seems a little bit confused, but we'll see that confusion. we are always so grateful, if we haven't told you in a while, that we have your company in the morning. thank you for being with us. >> "inside politics sunday" is up next. we'll be back here next weekend. hope you have a great day and we'll see you threaten. then. or fun. daring, or thoughtful. sensitive, or strong. progress isn't either or progress is everything. ♪ feel stuck and need a loan? move to sofi and feel what it's like to get your money right. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ move to a sofi personal loan. earn $10 just for viewing your rate — and get your money right. ♪ trelegy for copd. [coughing] ♪ birds f

in syracuse, new york, the black 15th ward was razed for an overpass for interstate 91.rd. in the tampa area, communities founded by the formerly enslaved were demolished for an interstate. pete was right. the same republicans who rail against this are ignoring the racism. maybe they didn't learn about it in school, which is why it's important to teach about institutional racism. for that, cruz, desantis and the ignorant folk who are trying to erase the past, you are tonight's absolute worst. see you back tomorrow night with jordan klepper. don't miss it. "all in with chris hayes" starts now. >>> tonight, on "all in" -- >> i didn't want to kill anybody. >> why are you shooting at someone with an ar-15 at close range? >> kyle rittenhouse takes the stand. >> you didn't pick out the ar-15 for any other reason? >> i thought it looked cool. but no. >> tonight, from columbine to sandy hook to kenosha, the radical gun culture that brought us to this moment. >>> countdown to document

gateway, cross bronx expressway, i-81 in syracuse, the interloop in rochester will all have the abilityo get going. and there are projects as important as these in every state across the country. today's infrastructure bill will also begin the necessary efforts to prevent the worst of climate change, putting thousands of americans to work by investing in resilience in our buildings and crucially beginning our task to make america's transportation system clean. it will finally bring millions of americans online with highspeed internet, both in rural and underserved communities. new york alone still has over oe million households without access or a subscription to broadband. we'll also help eliminate pipes in our water system so lead pipes in our water system so parents one day will not get worried that their kids will get sick time they turn on the positive. cities like rochester still have 25,000 blood pipes that need replacing. and today's legislation will also make driving safer in america. it will require new cars to the install drunk driving prevention technology. and it will make

we have wet weather around boston and new york and lake effect snow possible around buffalo and syracuse, that is it, it is quiet across the country. you can see this string of 70's possible and even mid to upper 60's along the coast. you can watch morning low clouds and a mixture of sunshine in high clouds which goes into december. kumasi: after months of scrutiny the man who heads up instagram says he will testify before the senate next month on allegations that the platform harms young users. adam is the most senior executive to agree to testify since internal company documents were leaked. they show that the company's own researchers said that instagram can negatively harm young user's mental health and body image. metta denied the allegations and he will testify investigating the social media platforms sometime in early december. the city of berkeley will offer free access to two mental health apps for anyone who lives, works, and goes to school there. they can utilize the my strength and headspace apps without charge. my strength helps people with anxiety and depression. headspace

look at some of these totals for buffalo to syracuse, talking about at least 2 to 4 inches.some isolated spots. but the heavy coat, yes, it is definitely necessary, as woe go into your thanksgiving week. and thanksgiving day. in minneapolis, 17 degrees. then when you factor in the winds, the feel-like temperature, alex, we're talking about the single digits in some areas. pittsburgh, 25 degrees. 31 for d.c., as we go into your tuesday. so the colder air is going to be seeping in. i think after this first front starts to make its way in, alex, thanksgiving day, prime time looking forecast. it's just getting out of some of these locations early. >> that's nice. it will be particular nice for the parade, too, so good for you for hooking that up. we'll see you again. thank you. >>> a disturbing new report from nbc news details an increasing number of threats against public officials. it is shocking, yes, but surprising, my sunday panel talks about it next. t. (naj) at fisher investments, our clients know we have their backs. (other money manager) how do your clients know that? (

republican leader of the committee on homeland security and he represents the 24th district around syracuse. a former prosecutor in new york he worked on numerous cases. i saw he has extensive rico experience. i think rico is perfect for cyber security. he comes in well prepared and has served on the homeland security committee and held a number of leadership roles including ranking member of the cyber security infrastructure protection and innovation subcommittee and will tell us about some of the legislation he has inn the works. director jen easterly probably known to j most of you, directo of the cyber security and infrastructure security agency. prior to that at morgan stanley in new york. this is sort of a new york event. i wasn't planning that as we did it but d upstate and down state covered. distinguished career at the white house deputy for counterterrorism and msa. two time recipient of the broad star. west point graduate. she asked me to stop there because sheo doesn't want me t gogo through the whole list. i am only half way through so, again, two great speaker, two leaders ins

looking at i-81 in syracuse, for example, we saw the local vision of how they want to get past thosens and those local ideas will be considered seriously. >> you just said this bill could not come at a more urgent time. [no audio] >> i will refer you to my white house colleagues on that. >> and you talk about what the campaign to sell this bill is going to look like? given that it will take time for these projects to be completed and go into effect. >> i expect it will be led by the president traveling to show where the need is and where the action is. i am certainly eager to be part of the effort. i mean, a lot of the cells itself. communities never needed to be persuaded. that they needed to be fixed or their airport needed an upgrade or their ports needed investments. they've been trying to get washington to catch up to them. it's important for us to go out there. especially in communities where a member of congress or the senate played an important role. members from both sides of the aisle played an important role in delivering this bipartisan win. i can't wait to be out there c

the democrats's's plan would make this a stronghold folding in syracuse and ithaca. >> this process willause of your help. >> reporter: the commission has three months to come up with a consensus map, and then the legislature could still disdard. is the commission working? >> oh, absolutely. i think that we have been doing a stupendous job of going out there, getting public input, getting people to talk about their communities. >> reporter: do you have faith that the legislature will accept the work of the commission? >> well, i don't, frankly. i think, you know, the legislature is there to try and maximize their own partisan advantage. >> reporter: and new york democrats have a lot at stake and a choice to make because what they do actually impacts democrats in washington. if new york democrats undermine the independent commission, then that undercuts congressional democrats' attempts to take politicians completely out of the map-making efforts. >> it's great reporting. cool with to see you in different areas of the country dealing with the same issue. a lot of what you reported on and

if you're driving, the proble 94 through michigan from buffalo to syracuse but that's about it. most of your travel, and including airport, are going to be pretty good as we return home from our thanksgiving holidays. so guys, not bad. mean, i have to give this about a nine outof a ten. >> we've been in good shape. bill, we appreciate it. thanks so much. we're oing to get the rest of your forecast in just a few minutes. >>> president biden is spending his holiday weekend in nantucket, preparing for a busy agenda when he gets back to washington. with no coronal deal, government funding set to run out next week and the country set to hit the debt limit by mid-december. nbc's white house correspondent kelly o'donnell is traveling with the president. she's in nantucket this morning. kelly, good morning to you. >> reporter: good morning. of course, the duties of the office go with the president everywhere, even when he's taking a trip with family for thanksgiving. so he's been dealing with that new covid variant. the economy, and all these big issues use the just around the corner. b

syracuse picked up anywhere from two to five inches.ore lake effect in some places in western new york or pennsylvania but, man, it's about the cold. michael, the only one that looks like it could see a little snowflake wednesday, denver up to ft. collins. >> all right, that's good. thank you, ginger. george? >>> we get the latest from kyle rittenhouse who is speaking out in his first television interview since being acquitted on charges of killing two men and attempting to kill another. terry moran has the details. >> reporter: overnight kyle rittenhouse speaking out. >> if i was convicted, no one would be able -- no one would ever be privileged to defend their life against attackers. >> reporter: the 18-year-old opened up on fox news for the first time about being at the center of a trial that ignited a national debate on self-defense, gun rights and vigilantism. >> it wasn't kyle rittenhouse on trial in wisconsin. it was the right to self-defense on trial. >> reporter: just 17 years old when he shot and killed joseph rosenbaum and an

mid 30s in syracuse. beckley, west virginia, and this afternoon, this evening, we're looking at this morning, lows, the first freezes for detroit since may 1st. the average first freeze into october. and since climate connection, we put this together, 1970. first frosts are running one to three weeks later. 95% of the country is experiencing warmer falls than we had since 1970. we're going to get to your local forecaur local forecast coming up in the next 30 seconds cast coming up in the next 30 seconds. ♪ if there's anything that you want ♪ ♪ if there's anything i can do ♪ ♪ just call on me and i'll send it along ♪ ♪ witve from me to you ♪ >>> good wednesday morning. i am meteorologist, kari hall. we can barely see anything with the dense fog as you drive through dublin and half a mile visibility, and we are seeing that in san carlos and no visibility in novato so allow extra time to get to work. and then for the weekend it will be slightly cooler. we will watch more rain by early next week. >> i think s