banging at the door, she said who is it, and they started shooting. >> and a movement caught fire. >>ay her name! >> breonna taylor! >> now three grand jurors coming together for the first time, taking us inside the jury room and what they say really happened. >> your reaction when you heard that? >> i came out of my chair. i said, he just lied. >> one police officer telling his side of the story. >> there's one shot. then 30 shots in return. that's a lot of people saying, man, that seems a little bit excessive. >> a family still hoping for justice. this special edition of "nightline," "say her name, breonna taylor," will be right back. try boost® high protein... -with 20 grams of protein for muscle health- -versus only 16 grams in ensure® high protein. and now enjoy boost® high protein in café mocha flavor. your shoulder seems to be healing nicely. i'm sorry baby... i don't want you to play with that... (singing) twinkle, twinkle little star. how i wonder what you are... how are you doing? schedule a video visit with your doctor. kaiser permanente. thrive. with your doctor. abundant

to be knocking on the door, so i grab my gun, then we proceed to go answer the door. >> and finally,tack back here. he goes, go ahead and hit it. >> and when we get right in the doorway of the bedroom, the door flies open. >> i could see the living room to my right. so, i could see the tan couches, the living room, the door. >> were there any lights on in the apartment? >> no. just the tv back there, but we have lights on guns. as i step in the door frame to clear the hallway, i can see two figures. i've done probably 2,000 search warrants where i've made entry. i've never seen two people lined up like this down a hall. >> sargent mattingly and police on one side of the narrow hallway, and facing them 25 feet away are kenneth walker and breonna taylor. >> protect breonna, protect myself. that's what was going through my head. >> my eyes went straight to the barrel of this gun. i could see the tip of it. and my eyes just focused in on it. >> kenny is a legal gun owner. >> so, i let out one shot, you know, at the ground. >> he wasn't shooting at the ground. he was in a stretched out wi

same with the door.and his team started going door to door and met don's next-door neighbor. >> she said she has two cameras in her house. >> that's interesting. >> there is one that happens to catch a portion of don fluid's garage. >> she said she was home the night before. >> when she hears the garage come up and happens to look at her camera when she sees don fluid's truck backing out and leaving. >> the time 7:37 p.m. >> caplin had the first data point for a timeline. he gathered more when he talked to don's whex-wife christine. he dropped sienna off with her at 7:45 p.m. and she remembered something don told her that afternoon. he thought someone had been in his house while he was away. >> and he said it's weird, there's like cat hair in my drier and someone used a pan in my house. >> christine was told the detective don sometimes suffered road rage. >> he's had really heated exchanges as a driver before. >> so maybe an angry motorists followed don home after an argument or maybe it was someone he k

but keep the door shut that's not allowed i'm responsible for you. it's only a few kilometers to the final destination in cars. will live rather. not sure has everything packed and is ready after days apart she will soon see her husband again hello yes will be there soon wakes up could you neva use that. as a working mother surely has to combine work and family in turkey it's expected that family members support each. other in child care sheila sister accompanies her on trips as a babysitter. for the do who express arrives in cars almost 2 hours late. is already on the platform waiting. for dinner. at another. the students will spend the night in a hotel before the return trip but 1st they visit a caucasian restaurant. cars the next morning at 8 am the train departs for the return journey to ankara the students would have liked to see the historical town but they have to head back because lectures are starting again. on the way back who say angelic is once again the conductor for car number 11. welcome hope you have a great journey massier tickets. do

the message painted on the bedroom door? rs initially declined to reveal what it said. greer eventually found out. the message scrawled in black acrylic paint read, "she saved him. can you save her." greer believed the message was not written by rebecca. it was written about her. >> who did she save? she didn't save max. >> she did save max. at the time you have to look at this in context. >> remember, rebecca said she did cpr on max after he fell. >> so at the time those words were written max was still alive. >> max was alive. >> and maybe because of her effort. >> it wasn't maybe because of her efforts. it was exactly because of her efforts. and that's why it's the key to the case. because i know whoever committed the murder knew that rebecca had saved max. >> it was, he said, a small circle. mostly family. >> i had an eyewitness who put dina shacknai at the scene of the murder that evening. >> dina, the grief-stricken mom. could she have blamed rebecca and then sought revenge? remember, mary recalled her sister saying "di

so i pounded on the door. d i got no answer. >> so debbie calls the emergency contact, which is josh's sister, jennifer graves. and josh's mom, terri powell. >> 911, what is your emergency? >> my son and his wife and their two children are not responding to calls. >> and a couple of officers come out on a welfare check. >> the officers cleared the entire residence and found nobody inside the home. there was no sign of a disturbance, physical altercation, inside of the residence. >> i made a few phone calls asking other people in the congregation if anyone had seen susan. jo jovana says, i actually had dinner with them last night. >> susan asked jovana to come to the house and help her with knitting and crocheting. while she was there, josh, who never did anything domestic at all, offered to make people dinner. >> josh and the boys were in the kitchen cooking. >> he made them one by one. he took a plate in to jovanna. he took a plate with different pancakes made in to susan. shortly after that, susan began to no

this president and his republican allies here inye congress treated our democracy on his way out the door. i appreciate with the democratic leader has said. and i was willing to step aside earlier but i had the floor when i understood the two leaders are coming to speak. it was a courtesy in at least the democratic leader appreciated that. i agree with what he said. i came here and the president of the united states was unelected. in an unelected vice president was jerry ford. and then under our change lawsuits president kennedy's debt psyche vice president. they let's go forward. some reelected, some not. see the outgoing president welcoming the incoming president. republican or democrat. they've done it should try to make a smooth transition not to their own clinical purposes but for the good of the united states of america. everyone has done that. george h.w. bush and bill clinton who defeated him have votes they graciously with george w. bush. remember hillary clinton had over 2 billion more votes than president trump. now we see joe biden's more votes than anybody's ever gotten in th

the woman next door sleeps with her window open, hears nothing. the person on the other side of the house is jason duenas who has his window open. he hears nothing. >> the defense put on a witness who said karen told her the very week of the murder that she and mark were making plans nor a bright future together. and the idea that mark would kill karen so he could pursue a happily married woman from idaho he hadn't seen in more than 30 years was simply ridiculous, said the defense. >> it sounds like a great motive when you look at it from a distance, but then when you get to it, it sounds like puppy love. >> the defense rested its case in a matter of hours. >> when it went to the jury, how did you feel about it? >> i was pretty confident. you could see in the jury's face they weren't buying this. >> then something odd happened. the day the jury went out, a female juror overslept and rather than delay the case, the judge replaced her with an alternate. and, yes, on such tiny wheels fates turn. >> coming up. jurors get the case and are not impressed.

stood in front of number 10 downing street in the mid fifties as unfold man with a cigar came out the door. the young american turned to him and said, mister prime minister, mr. prime minister, tell us the secret of your success. the prime minister -- premised or winston churchill replied, study history. study history. for him it light all the secrets of state craft. you heard a great phrase. there's nothing you can do about having a 20 or 22-year-old body, but there is no excuse for you not having a 5000 year old mind. it is at your fingertips. but let us continue to look back so we can see forward. i am pleased to introduce to you pat locke, will moderate the next panel. pat locke was the first african american woman to graduate from the united states naval academy in 1980. she will bring forth a group of women that have an unheard story of unsung heroes that played an important role in america's history. i'm pleased to introduce, pat locke. [applause] >> well, good morning everyone. >> good morning. >> i know i have a lot of friends at the naval academy, but i am not the first african a

i remember opening the door and then that is when i first saw the scene.andbag, there was a shoe with a foot in it. you know, you can see everything, and then you start taking it in. of what is sort of going on around you. it was a very distinct smell. i have never smelled anything like it before or after. and the smell, and just chaos. just chaos everywhere. at that moment, it was just like i either run home or i stay and help these people. so i made the decision quickly that i need to help these people, and i said to myself, listen, we will deal with the feelings and everything later. but nowjust try and do your best to help people. i sort of like grabbed my leg and i said, i think i have been shot. and izzy's dad said, i think it is a bomb. due to an incident, it is necessary to evacuate the area. it was just so surprising because it was so quiet they are. —— it was just so surprising because it was so quiet there. i mean, now thinking back, all of the chaos that was happening around, people would think it was more chaos inside, but it was so quiet and

i can already see a change, got the garage door open. improving there may be a glimmer of hope for tony and tracey. i see you have got this open now? the weather has allowed it! people can come out, socially distance as much as possible with masks, and just hit your favourite bar, grab a quick drink, grab a small bite and go. could you imagine we'll get a second he is opaque —— get sick and he is 0k! an almost normal experience of life before the virus as i get to know some of the regulars. i lived here 33 years in bay ridge. you try to give back to everybody you can, but you get back to where you hang out the most. restaurants can't open and people are losing jobs. it's sad. it is sad that people died and everything, but it's time to let people open up and, you know. but it's a health crisis. it's not like a man—made thing that you are giving into something. it is something bigger than us. but you let that health crisis take over your life. the numbers are going up. do you want to be in a hospital where nobody can visit you? so you are

if you have to get out the door try to do it earlier rather than later. the travel times in the yellow. 205 toward 680. no delays but a couple things in to the traffic center for highway 4, westbound 4 in the brentwood area. i'm getting word of a serious crash where they will shut down both directions here shortly to clear everything over to the shoulder. traffic starting to build in that area and a new crash in on westbound 4. i will have details in my next report. >>> happening today new coronavirus restrictions take effect as the governor announces he is pulling the emergency brake. most the state moving backwards. 94% of california around 37 million people are affected by the changes. the move came as california recorded more than 13,200 new cases monday night. the highest daily total since the pandemic started. marin, san francisco and san mateo are all sliding back into the red tier. emily turner with what it means. >> this is not the direction that any of us were hoping to go. quite the opposite. it's a significant sea change from where we are going

this will wake you up as you get ready to head out the door. we are back below freezing in the north bay and napa. 28 in ukiah. even in the tri-valley we're in the mid-30s. after the cold start we're going to have a nice day once again reaching back into the mid-60s. we'll take a look ahead coming up. any issues for the morning commute? >>> we have two in contra costa county. the first one is circles on the map. the whole freeway blocked but that opened up to two lanes and we should have a crew arriving to the walnut creek interchange. off highway 4, 242, a crash blocking a lane. no problem. the rest of the bay an easy flow of traffic including out of the altamont. >>> coming up next on "today in the bay" up in flames. what we know about a stubborn overnight fire that kept firefighters busy for hours. >>> cyber monday is here with many staying away from stores. how much money people are expected to spend online ahead of the holidays. ♪ sfx: turkey gobble sfx: dog bark sfx: bubbles give thanks, no matter how you share it. i'm a peer educator,...

we see the passenger side door open. le holding a black bag, and then the suv takes off. >> get on the ground! get down now! don't you move! put your hands up! do not move! >> reporter: bun doone down, on go. but the man on the ground, he wasn't behaving like a criminal caught in the act. he was behaving like a victim. >> he immediately says, i'm not involved. i don't know what's going on. i don't know who this guy is. i'm hitchhiking. i was just trying to get a ride. >> reporter: did the cops get the wrong guy? they'd have to sort that out later. there was still a man on the loose barreling down the highway. coming up, there's more than one way to catch a crook. >> the driver jumps out and takes off on foot. the red pickup truck pins him under the rear wheel. >> runs him over? >> runs him over. >> you can't make this stuff up. >> you can't. >> and later, a suspect gives up a chilling clue. >> his fist is opened up, and there's a crumpled piece of paper. >> when "avillenous plan" continues. ♪ ♪ the expertise that helps ke

his own time line put him near the front door within minutes of her walking to the front door after making all night with brad holzer. as the glendive police department checked out the story, ted went home to look after the two youngest girls who were living with them full-time while susie's two oldest kids went to live with val and her husband. >> mariah was just tormented. she just didn't know what to do with herself. she was so close to her mom. it was just really, really hard for her. >> harder and harder for everyone, as day after day the search for susie produced nothing. >> as time went on, it was clear that she wasn't around anywhere. so, it was just a really scary time. >> what were those days like? >> they were pure hell. you just sat and wait and wait for the phone to ring. >> and then nearly after a month after susie's disappearance, it did. >>> coming up -- >> the hardest day of my life. >> a horrifying discovery by the river. and another discovery at the station. brad holzer's wife. what was she doing there? >> when dateline continues. >> ws airlines, hotels, food delivery, a

cannot afford that if you really can't then get the sticker that says you are protected by them on the doorwith a window when a burglar comes and it could quickly escalate to a rape or more if they see that they are likely to go to the next home why worry about a home with a burglar alarm? do not play your key under your mat even in the apartment don't do it if you're in a home leave it somewhere only you and your family members know where it is if you have a burglar alarm make sure you change the default code normally it is 1234. think of something like your parents street address. don't use a factory setting. you can look them up on google. when you are home with a clear view of the front door god for bid don't do that they can see you don't to the door remember just recently a judges son answered the door and an angry misogynistic lawyer dressed like that shot her only child and her son don't trust anybody in uniform make sure people cannot see an end to look at you when you leave leave music going make sure the answering machine is answering keep the burglar alarm on while you are there

it would just open the door in the morning, got me talking and on because a lot of it i was unable to discuss using my one uncle who didn't quite always talk to mike effort. discussion is so on the controls them. but that would not over my office in general because i'm out of control of either one of the us. good. but the key to my house was controlled by the people they opened the door and closed the door the morning and laying on the can. this is the scene i was in when you say to a deity that i didn't deny it and be able to see if the safety of my family haven't done what the blue. but if we use the understood it didn't stop there. then on the one i was you the member to find out immediately. so i started thinking about it. there were ways to escape did you know you can get around in the mall at the jail? if one asked if i can look around the compound, they say the minute this is not usual for the prime minister. to look around, i'll go and they say it's going to go to the office and to your house. and they said, but i'm not. and they said your house is.

there are many different things that this is ministration could be doing and planning on its way out the door. so it's tremendously important that biden's team gets in there and understands what is being planned and what's happening even beyond the crisis of covert 19. donald trump, in his tweet, says that he directed emily murphy from the j. s. a. to go ahead and do this or to do what needs needed to be done. emily, where he says she was actually never directly or indirectly, pressured by anyone about and i'm reading here the timing with regard to the substance or timing of her decision. what should we make of that? i think that's one of the, that's one of the variables that i've looked at and leads me in part, contributes to my, my assessment that this is all but it concession from donald trump because he's not supposed to interfere. and she, the head of the generals, the general services administration, has, has tried to at least have a public stance of independence. but you know, by him saying that he directed it. he didn't need to do that by him saying he directed it. it's a, it is a sig

but keep the door shut that's not allowed i'm responsible for you. it's only a few kilometers to the final destination in cars. where low lives. sucked sheila has everything packed and is ready after days apart she will soon see her husband again hello yes will be there soon well it's ok to neva use that. as a working mother shula has to combine work and family in turkey it's expected that family members support each. other in childcare sheila sister accompanies her on trips as a babysitter. the doe who express arrives in cars almost 2 hours late. is already on the platform waiting. for dinner. at a lot of. the students will spend the night in a hotel before the return trip but 1st they visit a caucasian restaurant. cars the next morning at 8 am the train departs for the return journey to ankara the students would have liked to see the historical town but they have to head back because lectures are starting again. on the way back is once again the conductor for car number 11. welcome hope you have a great journey massier tickets. don't i know you from

remember just recently judges son answered the door in an angry misogynistic lawyer dressed like fedexshot her only child, her son and her husband. the son died. don't trust somebody in uniform . keep your home or your apartment where people can't say see in and look at you . when you leave , leave music or cable tv going. you have an answering machine, don't let it play so loud you can hear it at the door and the answering machine isanswering . leave a burglar alarm on while you're there. when you break and i'd be mad if you didn't . but don't break in when i'm here or there will be hell to pay. keep that burglar alarm on. especially in your home, i've got so many kids i can't even tell them all . you should ring doorbell, i love thatname . i got them on all the words and it pops up when somebody comes to the door, you can actually the person. if you want to. i talk about those all the time. >> is that boy answer back. >> he does. there's so many tips about safe at home, stay safe while you're driving, say while you're exercising, try to work out on jobs during the day. ifyou must go

and the door was closed, but i hear water running. and i'm like, okay, maybe she just used the bathroom. i opened up the door and i turned on the light, and she was in the bathtub. the water was running. water was up to her nose. she was in there like this. she had something in her hand. it was a phone cord and i didn't understand where that came from. i started screaming. i had my cell phone so i called 911. >> 911, do you need police, fire, or rescue? >> my daughter's dead in the bathtub. my daughter's dead in the bathtub. >> uh -- hold -- i don't understand a word you're saying. what's going on? >> i just found -- i just found my daughter dead in the bathtub. it looks like she slipped, and i don't know how long she's been there. >> i drained the water thinking that could help her. but she was already gone. >> you could tell? >> i could tell. she was blue. her face was -- a really weird pattern on her face. it looked checkered. but her body was still, like, a normal color. >> i can't imagine that. >> it was horrible. it's like a nigh

especially with the wicket doors, they would be the ones in charge of opening up those doors and the wickets. and so our lockkeepers were always in charge of that and they would live in lock houses kind of like the one that is here to my right. the only difference about this lock house, it's a very special lock house because it was the only hotel that was here on the canal. so the middle section of the great falls tavern was the original lock house that was built in 1828 and was where the first lock family would live. then in 1831 we had finished the two additions on the north and south end. the north end is the hotel part of the tavern and the bottom floor where you bought your tickets from, that was where it was called the ballroom and it was the tavern at one point. so it did serve alcohol back then. so that's where people would come from georgetown, they would take about a four-hour trip up here to great falls and they would go ahead and ride boats just like this one. this is called a passenger boat. so they would take those trips to kind of escape the city and stay here at great

be sure you check the schedule before you head out the door. at the travel times in my next report. >>> wall street is open for a half day of trading after closed for thanksgiving. a live look, you see the dow up about 73 points. >>> happening today, it is black friday and new video is in from around u.s. showing not even a pandemic will stop some people from lining up to get the steep discounts. but how is it looking in the bay area? kpix5 is live in dublin. we have seen people come in and out of the store all morning. >> reporter: good morning. it was kind of an open question when we were coming out, what was black friday going to look like with the pandemic raging around us? were people going to be too scared to wait in line? were the lines going to be shorter because of general shift of online shopping? we got here before 5:00. the line had begun to form at 3:00. the first person said they got in line at 3:00. they wanted to be sure they got some of the electronics and deals. black friday has survived the pandemic, doors opened at 5:00 am.

the studio. >> look, i know. i've got a background that isn't a stuffed dog and a barn door, right? >> everyone loved the other right? >> everyone loved the other background, i have to say. it was a huge hit. fascinating and weirdly voyeuristic, but utterly compelling television. it really was! >> the good news is, is that my camera was low enough quality because i was literally shooting the show from my laptop, from the little, tiny camera on the top of my laptop. the camera quality was bad enough that you couldn't, like, read the names of the books on the spines on the shelf, so i at least had that little bit of privacy. >> it was awesome. >> thanks, man. good to see you. >> you, too. >> it is a safe world in terms of privacy if it is a highly pixelated world, i have learned. but yes, i am back in the studio tonight. my covid quarantine is over. i'm sure you're as relieved as i am that i am no longer doing this from between the barn door and the bookcase, but i do appreciate everybody being so kind and understanding. i have continued to test negative for covid-19 myself throughout

temperature a little cool if you're headed out the door bundle up the numbers begin to drop off the dropff in a hurry tonight again 54 degrees in berkeley, 54 degrees in petaluma right now 58 degrees in santa rosa. but looks like tonight, you'll see some partly cloudy frosty in parts of the north bay, maybe the east bay, too i think not so much inside the bay tonight, partly cloudy and cool for tomorrow, an unsettled weather ahead. as the pattern looks like it's going to be very active. we've got that low off the coastline. that's good move just to the south of the bay area but it's going to sweep a bunch of clouds across our skies as we head throughout the day tomorrow that is going to keep the temperatures down all right lauren forecast this work, it's fun that low digs to the south but behind that kind of opening up the door for that next storm system bringing a chance of rain as we get into late thursday and friday that bring some showers possibly into early on saturday morning the behind that that looks like a much more impressive storm at that all holds together as we get into tues

super commuters, if headed out the door it is busy. s found 580 connecting off of to a five from tracie as you head toward the northglenn exit. the positive news is what your past that portion, things that adrienne moore dublin interchange. checking drier times in the yellow zone, 29 minutes from 205 two 680. no accident or incident on the east shore. 101 looks clear and no delays out of south bay toward san francisco. a crash not on 101 in the left lane at old bayshore highway. it is quite early for the comment in the south bay and traffic is light. no embedded impacted traffic. the bay area bridge has no delays. an easy ride at the toll plaza. if you headed to san francisco across the upper deck was not into the city. summit hill bridge, 12 minutes. that is the data between hayward into foster city. if connecting up to 101 or 280, traffic is clear in both directions right now, no delays at the golden gate bridge. >>> a facelift in spain, the latest art direction to go along . >> somebody tried to restore the face on the 1923 that you

the door that knish to. mean that the success is deny an opportunity to very similar influence over the years that's not easy you're right in. the shoes. and thought that i understand that if with tough things in court when this president thank you for the interview i thank you. playing. through turkey at 70 kilometers per hour an adventure in transportation the expense up the tickets are in high demand. whether romantic dreamers party or influencers they all want the one thing to travel across turkey in 24 hours. and the next t.w. . economy struggling. health care system the wild and maybe more in divided legacy is coming up the presidential election. how are americans assessing the situation and what do they hope to gain from election lead transamerica i'm going to influence on to double. blind to you as it is on its way to bring you more conservation a place how do mixed signals green earth how can we protect habitat and so we can make a difference global ideas mental series and global some 1000 on t.w. an

seriously, that kind of opened the doors for the rest of us, because you guys set a standard for all african-american women coming into service after that. do you have any comments about that? >> you're in the army. you do what you're told. you wear what you wear. you don't have any problems. when you're in listed, you do what you're told. you wear the garment of the day. clothes were not a thing. that's not a problem. that's away from it. you have a uniform. you wear it. the point is that you have a job to do and you do the job, per d period. i don't know what other questions you have. i could go on forever. >> i just remember i really appreciated -- when i saw the photos, i didn't know anything about the military when i in listed. when i saw the photos and how sharp everyone looked with the uniforms and shoes, made me want to join. >> you know, when you're in for dress parades, you have -- you're working. we had a job to do. so you wear fatigues or whatever is there, period. clothes is not the point. the point is to get the mail out. >> get the mail out. very good. your motto was "

i'm sure you're as relieved as i am that i'm no longer doing this from between the barn door and the bookcase. but i do appreciate everybody being so kind and understanding. i have continued to test negative for covid-19 myself throughout my quarantine. my most recent negative test was today, for which i am grateful beyond measure. my partner, susan, who's been positive, is doing much better, and she's going to be fine. and, again, as my quarantine ends, as i'm back in the studio for the first time in more than two weeks, i just want to say thanks to everybody who made it possible for me to be away, to come back in the interim way i did, and to everybody who wished us well. your prayers and well wishes made a huge difference to me and my family. so i'm a real person. these things happen. i thank you. all right. we're going to start tonight in a most rachel maddow show kind of way by talking about airplanes, specifically talking about a kind of airplane that susan's dad used to fly back in the day. he was a commercial airline pilot. this is a dash 80. it's a big four-engine jet that b

now, since benoit was an mp, his job was to stay by the doors and make sure none of the other servicemen snuck out or tried to open the door during this process. unfortunately, he was stationed outside the door during this washdown process. and here, we have a bit of his experience of watching the hydrogen bombs, and then his experience of returning, if you will play the next clip, please. [video clip] went off,e bomb eyeglasses, you couldn't even see the sun with them. the guy in front of me was a skeleton. you don't forget it, believe me. from the radiation, the tests. the bomb was 1000 times bigger than the atomic bomb. i mean, imagine that. you know the atomic bomb killed a couple hundred thousand people in japan. this was a thousand times bigger, ok? we pulled back in, and the first ones off the ship you would think would be the scientists. 10 mps. and we took -- they took all of our clothes off. they had a decontamination place right off the ship. took our clothes off. i took about 30, 40 showers. they kept checking us for radiation. there was something. we got contaminated. [laugh

there's look at the doors that the crew will be walking out of any moment now. there is a view of the door the crew will be stepping out of any moment. >> and you see the sticker on the door. >> you can see along the door frame, even more stickers, i believe there's one sticker from

i the time the doors opened a the extended -- by the time doors opened a line extended down the avenue. the city fell crazy in love with mona. iny generated a cocktail honor of the famous visitor named the mona lisa. the concoction was made up with cognac on the rocks. lisaeepers sold mona knickknacks by the crate-load. the mona lisa was terribly en vogue. i had to share this newspaper clipping of a little girl on the shoulders of her dad. she emailed me and said after reading my book that seeing the mona lisa was one of her most precious memories as a child with her father. the best part she said was when the line got long and it got cold and they were waiting hours to get into the museum, her father said he would take her to tiffany's. at tiffany's she said she was allowed to purchase anything she wanted as long as it was $10. after the mona lisa was hung inside the large medieval sculpture hall, under the direction of james where more, john walker undoubtedly felt a tinge of envy. he had more to work with in the medieval sculpture hall then walker had in the noisy barrel vaulted lou

absence of reports of foreign interference is a ringing endorsement of our bipartisan work and slams the door on the embarrassing irresponsible rhetoric that some washington democrats spent four years broadcasting. too many voices tried to talk down our progress. americans -- urged americans not to have confidence and smeared anyone as unpatriotic who proposed to rewrite election laws. mr. president, the people who pushed this his tear owe could not have more egg on their face than they do right now. none of their demands became law. none of them. the speaker of the house did not get to personally rewrite election laws. and yet, because of the sensible bipartisan steps that some of us

still, the door is open and she remains optimistic. the sa va be in this situation. they don't know what to do if they do close. they get up and go to work every day and count on a turning point. >> what will happen tomorrow? it puts me on a very, very tough situation. sometimes to be honest, we don't know, i don't know what i'm going to do. >> reporter: david louie, abc 7 news. >>> there was no shortage of shoppers at the san francisco premium outlets early today. sky 7 was overhead as black friday bargain hunters waited for the doors to open at 6:00 a.m. they stood in line for designer stores to open including michael kors, tory birch and gucci. >>> we spoke to some black business owners who explained the extra significance of doing so during this holiday season. >> here are just stamps some edges. this is a traditional arm band. >> reporter: if you stop by amber washington's store, free bird of california, you can buy some customized leather goods that are locally sourced and hand made right here in oakland. >> with shopping local, you're getting a lot more custo

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the doors open. mproving, maybe of a glimmer of hope for tony and tracy —— back at lone star. people are going to come out, socially distance as much as possible with masks and just hit your favourite bar, as possible with masks and just hit yourfavourite bar, grab as possible with masks and just hit your favourite bar, grab a quick drink, grab a small bite and go. and almost normal experience. i get to know some of lone star's regulars. i've lived here 33 years, we try to give back to everyone we can. we get back to where we hang out the most. people are losing jobs. it's sad. it sad that people are dying, but it's time to let people open up. but it's a health crisis. i understand. it's not like a man—made thing. you're licking that take over your life —— letting that take over your life. do you want to be ina over your life. do you want to be in a hospital where no one can visit you? you're living your life as normal? low that's what i do, yeah. don't get me wrong, i have my mask. in my shoes. tonig

if you are going out the door give yourself a few extra minutes. ts on at the bay bridge and you can see photograph sick just stacked up there. pretty much a parking lot. you will have delays at the incline as well. the back up to the maze at this point. checking the super commuter route with the south bay. northbound 101. we have a lot of brake lights building in and around that area. a couple of new crashes in to the traffic center in the south bay area which is an area where we are getting a lot of rain. northbound 87 at west capitol expressway. there is trouble spot. highway 17. >>> breaking this morning after nearly two years the 737 has been cleared to take to the skies again. this morning the faa cleared the plane to be put back into use. the jets were grounded in march of 2019 after two deadly crashes killed 346 people. the max 737 won't be back in the skies righta ria. the faa still has to approve pilot training. >>> according to cbs news american is expected to be the first airline to re-enter deuce the max 737. it hopes to add the jets ba

so if you are heading out the door, definitely bundle up because we are in the 40s and 30s.zing this morning. 34 at livermore. we will have your work week forecast coming up. >>> good morning everybody. the 49ers might not have a home stadium after santa clara county announced its new quarantine rule. but if they play like they did yesterday, who cares where they play? looking to make it 4 straight. welcome back samuel. first action in over a month. 59 yards on this drive. and robles the into rams territory. the 49ers finish it off on an eight yard run. it seems like everywhere you look today, a fresh face was making plays. sherman's first game since week one. third quarter, the rookie got his first sack last week. this week his first interception. look at the man go. his first touchdown, a 27 yard return. somebody quickly get him some oxygen. 14 to 3 49ers. but suddenly a game changing play. aaron donald strips the ball and it is scooped up by troy hill. the leave is cut 17 to 13. the lamps give it back. the rams get it back. and they eventually scored a touchdown and led 2

there's look at the doors that the crew will be walking out of any moment now. there is a view of the door the crew will be stepping out of any moment. >> and you see the sticker on the door. >> you can see along the door frame, even more stickers, i believe there's one sticker from every mission but i did notice that there was just enough room to put the crew 1 sticker up. >> here they come. the crew 1 astronauts now beginning their journey to the launch pad ahead of this historic mission to the international space station. outside the bil building, we hae friends and family gathering there with prior to liftoff. that's a different thing to the shuttle days. last time we saw our the day before launch. typically, shuttle launches you would have employees and people that would come out to wish us well. i think it's a very special thing that the crew families get that up close and personal right before they get into the transport vehicles to the pad. >> you notice everyone keeping safe distance here. that distance will be enforced regardless whether covid-19 was a

also still very chilly as you head out the door. more clouds moving in today will keep the temperatures more steady. the rain coming in by friday and looks to wrap up earlier than we originally thought and moving out by saturday morning. here is what you're feeling as you head out the door. not as cold as the past couple of days. a lot more 50s across the bay area. a look at all of our microclimates coming up. mike, how is it looking for the early morning commute? >>> looking great, kari. it's probably going to be cold out there. as we look at the maps the contra costa county down to alameda county drive southbound 680 at diablo road reports of a crash blocking your fast lane with activity also on the right shoulder. so both sides of the freeway as you're traveling south through danville. no slowing shows up, no major injuries. crews arriving. the rest of the bay, including the toll plaza just fine. back to you. >> all right, mike, thank you. >>> more restrictions across the bay area as health officials deal with a surge in covid-19

this is the door, so. amy: we have arrived at the only moroccan-accepted nonprofit here in laayoune. there's clearly security sitting right next to the door. and the motorcyclist, the so-called security, is right behind us. amy: the human rights organization has a long name. asvdh stands for the sahrawi association of victims of grave human rights violations committed by the moroccan state. the walls of its office are lined with posters and photographs showing the names and faces of the imprisoned, the disappead, the now dead. >> my name is elghalia djimi. i'm a former victim of forced disappearance. i'm the vice president of the sahrawi association here. that's where we are right now. it's our association that traces the files of sahrawi disappearance victims. today, november 20th, marks the anniversary of my forced disappearance, which took place in 1987. amy: elghalia djimi, describe what happened to you. >> what happened to me happened to all the victims. specifically, the pictures that i saw from abu g

marine county and even snow over mount hamilton and we are tracking cooler weather as you head out the door right now double digit cooling for half moon bay conquered and even livermore hayward as well feeling the cold snap out there for your sunday night with widespread low to mid and upper 40's, a little bit milder for those of you in oakland 51 degrees. but just barely in the 50's with daytime highs tomorrow, very similar to today so we're going to remain about 5 to 10 degrees below average widespread upper 50's and low 60's 58 degrees for downtown san francisco, the low 60's for oakland 61 for san jose, the santa rosa warming up into the mid 60's as nevado so enjoy that. >>and we are going to see plenty of sunshine to start and end the day so no severe weather or even bands of rain making its way into the bay area for your monday morning or monday night that going to stay on the cool and dry side for most of this upcoming week but then the rain door opens once again starting on thursday into friday with temperatures also warming up to near average a week from today so we are getting a l

here is where we are right now if you're about to head out the door. eeing some of those freezing temperatures especially in the interior valleys. we'll have more on this in a few minutes. mike, how is it looking right now for the drive? >>> kari, the speed sensors look fine for the freeways but we have a very serious incident to the south bay as we look at your maps. your main commute nothing unusual but in san jose we just got word from san jose's police department they have closed the intersection of brokaw because of a deadly crash there. avoid that for the

the their trust and confidence in us. nato has a strong commitment to open-door policy and --. sorry, can we take a short break, because i think the deputy prime minister will join us. >> absolutely. while you are securing the participation of the deputy prime minister, we will get to some questions. some -- let mee take some of the observations of our viewers. some viewers are referring also to the role that russia plays in this whole equation. , ahave a comment here retired u.s. ambassador, who says that president george bush back then pledged that nato will not come to the russian border, and is there any indication that this policy has changed? that's one question we got. who sayhave viewers that perhaps we went to fast, the european union and nato with our integration to the east and not understanding moscow. these are two comments we received. , just want to ask our panel obviously, nato has relationships with ukraine and georgia -- should we consider , what russia means for this? you first. >> thank you. just a quick comment on a , [inaudible] gorbachev himself said in 20

i want to show you what you're going to feel as you step out the door. check out concord, now 32 degrees. freezing in a lot of spots. we'll talk about what's ahead in the forecast. that's coming up in a few minute. mike, how is it looking getting throughout the commute around the bay area? >> kari, i'm worried about folks heading across the bay bridge into san francisco as it's right there on the map. the bay bridge toll plaza west 80. slowed things down for the metering lights. it's already starting to recover getting into san francisco. i think that crash has cleared but the metering lights will be on for the rest of the morning commute. slowing has cleared but smaller crashes. we'll check on each of those. over to you. >> just north of there, mike, some breaking news this morning. a live look at san leandro where firefighters are in the midst of battling a fire at the georgia pacific paper plant. you see there still smoking. firefighters still on the scene. firefighters tell us that new cardboard boxes are on fire. no structures are burning. firefighte

>>let's talk now about our 4 zone forecast let's get you ready to head out the door for the start of your sunday and if you're traveling for thanksgiving. here's meteorologist mabrisa rodriguez with what you can expect. yeah let's take a live look outside at half moon. then we are noticing some thin high clouds overhead. >>but a very chilly night in the bay area so make sure to bundle up. grab that thicker coat and add that extra blanket on your bed because temperatures for your sunday morning certainly going to feel noticeably cooler taking a live look outside with our radar we are tracking some thin high clouds overhead but overall we're going to notice a colder air mass this evening futurecast for though is going to show low clouds and fog not going to be an issue during the overnight hours and even through your sunday morning and afternoon but temperatures as you head out the door already cooling down into the 40's for most bay area cities. a little bit milder though around the bay area shoreline with hayward downtown san francisco in half moon bay, currently in the low 50's but