>> tangier, it has undergone in the lastlopment three years.e have seen transformations that are unprecedented. the pace of the changes are unprecedented. so these structural changes and aims of morocco to become the biggest port of africa and the new port in tangier, which, i mean, leads to terrible situations like people being kicked out of the houses, etc., but is sort of accommodates also a new privatized approach to policy. one of that is water. water is very, very orton for -- important for people and accessible, affordable water. that has been privatized under the company which is also mostly owned by france, which is another painful reminder of the continuation of the colonial dependency. so in the last two years, there is a lot of unrest. last year, there were major particular,tangier where people went on strike. they went on strike. partnstance, electricity had led to people turning off their lights and lighting candles, and also sit-ins and protests outside offices. i think you state was quite surprised and a bit afraid by the level

even down toward tangier, pretty low. richmond, way self over the next little while, watch out for that. elsewhere, no real problems we could have a few other areas of patchy fog were we get enough breaks in the cloud cover. temps down to 37 degrees in manassas. frederick, one of the cool spots at 34 degrees. a couple of 45s across the bay. it looks good out there tonight. the key thankfully, i was at the earlier, calm winds. dew point at 40 degrees. the relative humidity is 75% under partly cloudy skies. there is cold air across parts of south america. far northern canada and greenland, this is where the arctic stuff is, we watch that because at some time it will sink south but it's really not here. the country is finally mild this time of year and it's going to stay that way. a big storm west coast is going to for smiles, pacific air over the lower 48 and that means the arctic air stays bottled up. for us, we are just watching these clouds and i think we we do have a front coming through that may touch of a couple of sp

from there i'm going to go to the tangier outlets in maryland. >> reporter: outside the tory birch store patience is a virtue, it's where we found this husband holding his wife's spot in line so she could check out at another store. has she given you an idea how much she is spending tonight? >> she can spend all she wants. >> reporter:mp and bagged like clock work and are bracing for the black friday rush which is expected to bring an even bessier day tomorrow. that is just a few hours away. class,burg will be closing at 10:00 p.m. on black friday. if you miss that window don't worry, they say, there are many more deals and days to be had. >>> v dot wants to do its part to speed shoppers. shopping centers including dysona's where wee find derrick ward who continues our team coverage. >> reporter: i can tell you inside the mall there is a din of noise. that means there are a lot of people in there. you can see the crowds. out here we don't see it too much but it's surely coming. i mean you can count on that what is happening this year is v dot is trying to make it easier for you to get in

tangier for -- temperature today climbs to 60. morning rain on tuesday evening. highs both days in the low 70s.>>> things are starting to wind down now with the morning commute period. starting to come to an end. a fair amount of traffic on 40 and lake wheeler moving smoothly. posted speed. at 540, a little bit of a slow down at page road. we will highlight the slowdown here on that side. take a look at travel times into the wade avenue to 540, seven minutes. 54 to the germ-free way, eight minutes. back to you. >>> the search continues for a tie the reporting missing and >>> it is almost 8:30 am. welcome back. a neighborhood meeting interim will try to rebuild trust between residents and police. >>> mcdougall terrace, the officer involved shooting that left one man dead. emmy victor is live outside durham police headquarters with white leaders say this conversation is necessary.>> reporter: meeting is to strengthen relationships between those who live in mcdougall terrace and other areas. they do not want this relationship to diminish because of the shooting. fra

while you're at it, you might as well blink all the statuary and the paintings and everything to the tangiers villa, hm? you are right, master. oh! what is it? jeannie, take this with-- oh, mr. huggins, i thought you'd gone. to tell the truth, i couldn't bear to tear myself away from these beautiful things. so i've decided to spend the night here with, uh, michelangelo. oh. [???] [doorbell rings] that must be professor preever, our little art expert. [door opens] come in, professor. ah. how do you do? [laughs] this is major nelson. how do you do, sir? major healey. professor preever. gentlemen. [doorbell rings] i'll get it. i'll get it. no, i'll get it. oh, you get it. huh? oh, dr. bellows. what are you doing here, sir? hello, major. i came to offer my services. oh, that's very kind of you. you're a lot of things, major. a lot of things. but you're not an international smuggler. [???] is a very exciting morning, professor. for instance, here we have a genuine ming vase. what would you say it was worth? [sniffs] about a dollar and a quarter. "made in...japan." they have the renoir. with a must