was the second gulf war covered any worse than the first gulf war? i don't think so. end of the day there are so many it evens out. one or two people became helpful the first gulf war became a household word look what he has done since i should say has earned his status as a household name. >> i want to bring it back to the story is real quick all the places we reported from. carry nuclear weapons i know you're still doing plenty all the stories you covered would you point to as the most consequential. consequential to me? quick so stinking consequential on the u.s. government or the military i'm'm curious what's consequential to you whenever you go someplace it's always different than you thought it was going to be. i remember the first time out to haiti i thought that was going to be the scariest place on earth. it was thought at all. people were veryth friendly. wake up in the morning and they would be a fewor bodies in the streets. it was basically it was a warm and friendly place. did not deserve what was happening to them that is still the case. as the most cons

was the second gulf war covered any worse than the first gulf war? i don't think so. at the end of the day there are so many stories out there that it just kind of evens out. in one or two people become hopeful as a result of it. on my watch, the first gulf war, wolf blitzer became a household word overnight. but look at what he has done since. he obviously was somebody -- i should say he has earned his status as a household name. >> i want to bring it back to the story is real quick. just talking about the people reminding me of all the places you have been, all the places you have reported from. you have been on a navy submarine carrying nuclear weapons. when you look back at the stories -- not the ones you are preparing to do, but when you look back at over the 40 years of all the stories you have covered, which one or two would you point to as the most consequential? >> consequential to me? >> i was thinking just consequential in getting action from the u.s. government or the military. but i'm curious to see what is consequential to you too, since you brought it up

it does not specify whether countries such as china and the oil producing gulf countries, whether or not they should pay island states, such as the se shells say that the proposals show contempt for smaller con or will be interest, our climate report, or just in the studio with me now it's last minute negotiation is going on right now. we're already waiting on what kind of reactors are we getting to this last minute proposal. so the countryside would be receiving these donations. the developing countries are absolutely shocked, but that they feel like they're being low balled by this offer. i mean, you said it is like a 250000000000 a year. yeah, i mean, as i said, it is a huge jump from the $100000000.00 where we're at right now, but what they were actually asking for was one trillion per year. so this money that we're talking about, it's supposed to help these countries, not only no flights of extreme weather when it hits them so floods. wildfire is all that type of stuff. it's also supposed to help them set up economies to rebuild off of renewable energy. and not fossil fuels, so i

with passenger numbers set to soar, we sit down with the middle eastern carrier, gulf air. lcome to business today, i'm katie silver. donald trump has selected billionaire investor and veteran wall street boss howard lutnik as the next commerce secretary. in an announcement on his social media platform, truth social, said the executive will lead to the tariff and trade agenda. let's go to new york and our correspondent president—elect donald trump is tapping up the ceo howard lutnik to lead at the commerce department. on truth social he said that the wall street veteran will lead the white house's tariff and trade agenda with additional direct responsibility for the office of the united states trade representative. as commerce secretary he will be responsible for enforcing the sweeping tariffs trump campaigned on for which lutnik has expressed fervent public support, yet many economists say the tariff proposals could cause inflationary effects for consumers. lutnik, whose domain stretches from brokerages to real estate had previously been considered for the role of treasury

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is give you the big picture view on what is coming our way, this system is getting developed in the gulf of alaska. we can see it on the nighttime satellite imagery, a beautifully organized area of low pressure, that's what these things are supposed to look like in the winter. you're going to put a little more forecast imagery on that, coming up in your complete forecast, we will go straight to the headline of what you need to know, look at the test monitor over here. we will take this in order. when does that rain starts today, the morning commute, you get that really well organized , you've got 3/10, 4/10 of an inch of rain, the streets will be slick. it doesn't get down to the golden gate. the city, oakland, noon, from that point, it keeps going south, as they all do, it gets weaker, as they all do, but it holds together, rain in the south bay, it will get there by the early afternoon. there's a quick headline overview tomorrow. we will talk about totals in the full forecast, and then yes, the next one, coming up in the forecast, back to you. >>> a state ban on gas powered vehicles mi

the gulf of alaska going to some nice rain to the bay area 2. so a great system coming in just in time. before we start to talk about some gusty winds, again, as we head in towards sunday. but here's the forecast model on this. as we take you through the night tonight, about 9.30, or so you see those snow beginning to move in to much of the tahoe area. rain moving in the bay area as well. and that will continue overnight tonight tomorrow morning. yeah, if you're traveling up there, you've got to make sure you've got all your chains go up. they're expecting some delays. if you're going up there tonight and tomorrow and then as we head toward the afternoon, things v in to break up a bit late today, most that will begin to dissipate. but there should be a pretty good that we're talking maybe upwards of about 10 inches of snow above 7,000 feet. so, yeah, the mountain passes all going to affect that snow level dropping all the way down to about 6,000. if you're driving 80 or 50, that means you're going to likely run into that overnight tonight into e

my one is the data from the central area of the gulf. zip palestine. the now the united nations climate summit and as the by john is drawing to a close, but countries are divined that ever draw proposal. that would say, richard countries pay $250000000000.00 a year by 2035 to pour and nations to help them find the effects of climate change . developing countries a that's not enough to tackle the problem. they wanted industrialized nations to provide at least a trillion dollars in funding, barbara and go reports as active incident as a partial ions capital march and silence to symbolically veto a draft. climate change deal in the agreement, wealthy countries would pay $250000000000.00 the to developing nations to help them adapt to climate change by 2035. but negotiate to say, the some falls far below the $1.00 trillion dollars a yeah, they've been aiming for at the you and climate change summits and boxes for develop countries, offerings, $250000000000.00. when developing countries need street of hymns is like bringing a garden hose into a wildfire. if

tourists and residents faced with tropical storm conditions there as hurricane rafael moves through the gulf, rafael made landfall as a category three hurricane yesterday. this was in cuba with a powerful winds, as you see right there, knocking out the country's power grid, leaving 10 million people in the dark, and that storm also causing flash flooding. this is the latest in a12 punch for cuba. just two weeks ago, hurricane oscar left eight people dead. oh, goodness. and, kari, you've been tracking the path of these. or trying to. i understand it is hard to. it is very hard to track exactly where this storm is going to go, because it's moving so slowly and it's just kind of sitting over the gulf right now. so because of that, is it building up steam? no, actually it's going to weaken. we're going to see some strong upper level winds and some cooler water there in the gulf lead to this storm weakening over the next few days, which is great news, especially seeing that we will have to track this storm through sometime next week as it moves to the west northwest at nine miles per hour. it's a

meeting of the 7 foreign ministers, mid was unpopular and also the together with our partners from the gulf states in the air region. we're currently discussing how we can ensure that at least one of the major challenges and the situation, the situation and loving on is finally brought to a ceasefire. but it is just one major challenge. the war continues in gaza with no sign of an inch to the fighting. the spike previous talks a possible imminent spiders. our fisher, i'll just see it up at the state department in washington as well, despite the sci fi tools, there's still no, that's often as rosamond bottom at all 11 on capital multiple as drawings hit southern b routes, nights on monday evening. it's been boned constantly since has radiate tax on the capital started in september as well says it's targeting what's it cools hezbollah facilities as well as interests in the area. and other parts of a route have also been hit is ready forces from the building and a residential area of the unit as well. says it struck 25 as well. the talk is across 11 on on monday. i'll just zero's all zero's in

meeting of the 7 corn ministers, mid was unpopular and also the together with our partners from the gulf states in the air region. we're currently discussing how we can ensure that at least one of the major challenges in the situation. the situation and loving on is finally brought to a cease fire. but it is just one major challenge. the war continues in gather with no sign of an inch to the fighting. despite previous talks of possible imminent spiders, our fisher, i'll just see it up at the state department in washington. the several rockets has been fined from 11 on into gold and is rolling monday nights. the tide cause fires in a residential area of the hot in which is approximately 10 kilometers from lebanese folder. 2 people have been injured the goals and now we're in is radio attack one 0 saw it's a refugee camp in the north of the strip has killed at least 3 people on surgery fly. had a make shift building that you're on monday and several of the palestinians were injured. so that was on has no, not from didn't, but the situation has been completely collect, take face, been i, th

it's basically, for lack of a better words, just spinning, doing doughnuts in the gulf of mexico. is going to continue to do that over the next several days, and will likely just dissipate at some point in the coming days, not really having much of an impact at all, which is the kind of news that you want to hear when it comes to the tropics. >> allison chinchar, thank you. >>> and we're slowly closing in on the first- ever 12- team college football playoffs and several teams shook up the rankings. >> andy scholes is here, lots of upsets. >> goalposts were not safe anywhere yesterday. they were coming down. and we had a huge s.e.c. matchup in oxford. ole miss hosting georgia. very rainy day in mississippi. in the third quarter, jackson dart will throw the touchdown to antoin welles jr. they made it 22- 10 ole miss. the rebels defense was amazing all day long. five sacks, nine tackles for a loss. the ole miss students, they jumped the gun and rushed the field, while the refs got mad and made them all get off the field, because the rebels still needed to kneel it to end the game. onc

meeting of the 7 corn ministers, mitchell was unpopular and also the together with our partners from the gulf states in the air region. we're currently discussing how we can ensure that at least one of the major challenges in the situation. the situation in lebanon is finally brought to a ceasefire. but it is just one major challenge. the war continues in gather, with no sign of an inch to the fighting. despite previous talks of possible imminent spiders, our fisher, i'll just eat up at the state department in washington. the to goal is an hour and is really it's how cornell shots the refugee comp in the notes of the strip has killed at least 3 people. all surgery fly had some make shift building that earlier on monday. several of the palestinians were injured. further about resume has moral not from that is by the situation has been completely collect. second baseman, eye witnesses report, the is where the armies to the operating in the city of big law here in the north of the territory is by to set up on an hourly basis rating that we use for the patient forces must corporate says, we know

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program. cuts are, is suspending it's mediation efforts between israel and the militant group hom, us, the gulf country has been a key player during months of protracted diplomacy and that ending because of war. but now it says negotiations have stalled, and it won't return to the table unless both sides show they are serious about reaching a deal. the decision has led to renewed fears in israel for the hostages still being held in guys more than 400 days off today. we could now, if it's to bring is riley hostages. home appear to have put a major seat back of the protesters. intel of the match, the grim milestone as costs are pulled out of negotiations between israel and thomas. the withdrawal came of to months of the block. now some fear of future without them at the table. crossover drawing, the cost is a chaos because the lead the connection to the mazda dealership in car, and that's how most of the shifts and thousands of and now without that, we don't know who's going to be in charge of rights connection. it's been nearly a year since and one week true. so 105, it's raining hostages releas

for more on the dangerous conditions fueling these fires and hurricane raphael tracked through the gulflet's bring in money quinn. good evening, lonnie. >> you are right, couple of big stories out there. the fire, and the hurricane. this is a major hurricane earlier today. robbie lk meant men store as a category three. a little interaction with the land is not a category to. the question is where does it g from here? here is where our confidence is weaning a little bit. if you look at the cone, the national hurricane center has given us this code which is ver odd looking. i can tell you by saturday confidence is very high this storm should be right about here , right and the middle of the gulf of mexico as a categor one or a tropical storm. look with the cone does after that, it becomes a big circle. is that pushing towards the gul coast or down toward the yucatÁn . both of those are possibilities. i want to show you a picture an the california as i open up the big map here. this is oxnard, california,. the mountain fire has burned over the. the national weather service assaying the out

dangerous rip currents are also expected along the gulf coast. >> in a few hours, day four of deliberationsill begin in the trial of the man charged in the delphi, indiana murders. the panel remains sequestered as it weighs the evidence against richard allen in the killings of libby german and abby williams. here's abc's ike ajazi. >> more than seven years after the brutal murders of two teenage girls in delphi, indiana, captured the headlines. verdict. watch in the trial of richard allen. the jury has been deliberating for over 14 hours, this after 17 days of seeing evidence and hearing testimony about the killings of 13 year old abby williams and 14 year old libby german in 2017. allen has pled not guilty. in their closing arguments, the prosecution showing the jury the infamous bridge guy video that libby captured on her phone just moments before she was killed near the monon high bridge. prosecutors say it's richard allen's face and voice. male, 52 year old allen, a delphi local who worked in town at cvs, self-reported to police being at the bridge just days after the girls were found.

tell you by saturday confidence is very high, storm should be right about here in the middle of the gulfther a category one where a tropical storm. but look at what the cone does after that. it becomes a big circle, because we just don't know. is it pushing towards a gulf coast of the united states or towards the yucatan, both are possibilities and it will be a rainmaker. i want to show you a picture right now in california over the big map here. this is california where the mountain fire has burned already, 10,000 acres, winds are not giving up, rain is not in the forecast, national weather center is saying that to the outlook in terms of fires is critical or extreme and these are big cities. los angeles, san diego and that concern. it's ♪ you know i'm a dreamer ♪ ♪ but my heart's of gold ♪ ♪ just one more night ♪ ♪ and i'm coming off this long and winding road ♪ ♪ i'm on my way ♪ ♪ i'm on my way ♪ ♪ home sweet home ♪ there's no place like the road home. receive a $5,500 bonus on a new 2024 audi q5 plug-in hybrid during the season of audi sales event. ore teaching at teach dot org. >> n

the storm is expected to continue its march through the gulf over the next few days.warning has been discontinued for parts of the florida keys. it's too early to tell if rafael will make landfall in the u.s. >>> how trump's election is impacting january 6th cases, and a plea deal for september 11th suspects is revived. those are some of the headlines on the "morning newsstand." "the new york times" says a military judge ruled plea deals for accused 9/11 mastermind khalid sheik mohammed and two co-defendants are valid. in august defense secretary lloyd austin said the case should go to trial and rescinded the plea agreement that would have spared the defendants a possible death sentence. prosecutors said the deal was meant to bring some finality and justice to the case. no word on whether government will appeal the judge's decision. >>> "business insider" reports january 6th capitol riot defendants are asking judges to halt their cases saying president-elect donald trump promised them pardons. during the campaign trump said he would pardon january 6th defendants, quot

was the second gulf war covered any worse than the first gulf war? i don't think so. at the end of the day there are so many stories out there that it just kind of evens out. in one or two people become hopeful as a result of it. on my watch, the first gulf war, wolf blitzer became a household word overnight. but look at what he has done since. he obviously was somebody -- i should say he has earned his status as a household name. >> i want to bring it back to the story is real quick. just talking about the people reminding me of all the places you have been, all the places you have reported from. you have been on a navy submarine carrying nuclear weapons. when you look back at the stories -- not the ones you are preparing to do, but when you look back at over the 40 years of all the stories you have covered, which one or two would you point to as the most consequential? >> consequential to me? >> i was thinking just consequential in getting action from the u.s. government or the military. but i'm curious to see what is consequential to you too, since you brought it up

says three suspects have been arrested over the killing of the israeli—moldovan rabbi zvi kogan in the gulf, said zvi kogan — who was last seen on thursday — was murdered. it described his death as an act of antisemitic terrorism. the united arab emirates's news agency says three suspects have been arrested over the killing of the israeli—moldovan rabbi, zvi kogan in the gulf state. rabbi kogan, an envoy of the ultra—orthodox jewish group chabad lubavitch, had been missing in dubai since thursday. the recovery of his body comes after his abandoned car was found an hour's drive away from his home. the israeli government has pledged to purse his killers. here in the uk seniorfaith leaders representing christians, muslims, jews, hindus and sikhs have warned that vulnerable people could be left feeling they have a �*duty to die' — if this week's vote on allowing assisted dying in england and wales is passed. 29 religious leaders signed the letter published in a sunday newspaper. parliament will debate the issue on friday, with mps given a free vote. here's our political correspondent hannah mil

the us of the states generally fine and south limits to find a settled to make her way down into the gulf of mexico into the car. been here we go with her. i file found a push to was a, some of the spice of us, but it will type its way further. south was heading towards the southeast. some areas of mexico were some heavy and sundry showers. the, the 10 sheltering for the students at the hospital come on the is rarely a truck in the central gulf. adults is one of the catastrophic conditions and that the siege. no. the other one carry jones, this is i'll just say it right. well, not from to i also coming up, dozens of people are killed and a wave of his very attacks on eastern in southern lebanon rescue workers are among the dead off to the chaos of 2020 searches of an orderly transfer for us to present joe biden. with host preston.

it's moving through the gulf of mexico. and our colleague rowland has the latest on that story. yeah, that's right. so came ashore yesterday in cuba as a category 3. now a category 2. you can see it has moved into the gulf, still sustained winds at about 105. >> miles per hour. now, some good news with this. it is on track. >> to weaken as it progresses across the gulf. and then you can see just kind of wanders around and then looks like it takes a turn to the south. so the point is it does not look like it is going to be a huge threat to land both because it will weaken. and also just the past kind of takes it away, at least from the u.s. it could come into contact with land in mexico. but that would be is a much weaker storm here. you can see where it is right now. there's that center and it is certainly throwing a little bit of rain towards florida. but again, nothing extreme here and certainly compared to some of the wild tropical weather that they have had in the last month or so. some relief to see that that system is not going to be any worse than it started off. so you c

we have seen this before and it is still very fun to watch and watching for a splash down off the gulf coast of texas. we saw earlier, there are four -- [chop] -- [cheers and applause] >> coming down to three as we expected. and what an incredible view of splash down we got today. >> i'm sure the views will be pretty awesome and would like to confirm a landing for the super heavy booster, congratulations to the spacex team. we can see that it is while all of that was happening. here in hawthorne and continuing to react to these amazing things -- >> space ship is in terminal guidance. >> referring to what we see in earth. upper stage at about 8:35 or so. we have ship engine cutoff, which will be the cutoff of the engines we can see on our screen ship giving us some incredible views brought to us by starlink and this view is interesting because we can see the receding tile line where we mentioned we have removed a number of heat shield tiles to push the envelope on the ship and demonstrate what its capabilities off. and ship engine cutoff. everything continuing to look awesome for ship.

you can see just how much of that rain is falling over the gulf. it has moved away from cuba, but still some of the rain bands affecting the island there. so as we look at what to expect over the next few days, it is a now category two hurricane that is moving very slowly. and here is a look at the track as once again, it's expected to weaken. and then just kind of wander out there in the gulf for a little while before we get a better idea of exactly where this hurricane may go as it weakens to a tropical storm into the weekend. so we'll continue to monitor that here at home. we are seeing the high pressure starting to fade, and that will allow for a few storm systems to come in to the bay area going into next week, along with some cooler temperatures and a little bit more rain coming into that forecast. starting up on monday. so i'll be tracking that for you. we'll talk about the timeline coming up. mike has a look at where we may be able to find some lower gas prices. yeah. kari. hey, look, we'll start in vallejo in solano county. a new low price

so this is quite a shocking incident for israelis who are in the gulf. raham accords, which was done under then—president donald trump's presidency. so there is a joint investigation taking place. hello from the bbc sport centre. liverpool are eight points clear at the top of the premier league after coming from behind to beat southampton 3—2 at st mary's. the visitors went ahead through dominik szoboszlai, but southampton equalised soon afterwards with a penalty from adam armstrong. mateus fernandez scored for the home side to put them 2—1 in front, but then two goals from mo salah gave liverpool the win and extended their lead at the top of the table following manchester city's defeat on saturday. it wasn't a surprise for us because we saw how they played against city and arsenal, and newcastle in away games, let alone home games against a top team. so it wasn't surprise that they made it difficult for us, but we dominated the complete game because if we went down after an hour or two, it made it really difficult for us. ruben amorim's era at manchester

. >>> we're watching a tropical storm in the gulf tonight. the path, where and when it affects the u.s. >>> tonight, the concern on the international space station leaking oxygen. nasa and russia cannot agree why. >>> the slap. former heavyweight champ mike tyson at 58 comes out of retirement to take on 27-year-old jake paul. >>> for the first time, a female air force service member receives the silver star for her actions in combat against iran. >>> the new host of the oscars also revealed right here tonight. >> announcer: from abc news world headquarters in new york, this is "world news tonight" with david muir. >> david: good evening, and it's great to have you with us here on a friday night. we begin tonight with the fire on board a passenger plane in denver. passengers racing to get off the plane. just one in a number of air scares in just the last 24 hours. that fire breaking out in a cell phone on a southwest flight. the plane had not yet taken off. you can see the passengers there scrambling to get off the plane. some evacuating down s

thankfully it emerges into the gulf and weakens over the next five days. so hopefully no major threat to the gulf coast, but into the weekend watch out for dangerous rip currents. >>> one note on the economy tonight, stocks soaring in the wake of the election, the dow gaining 1,508 points, up 3.6%, a new record high and the biggest gain in two years. >>> when we come back, the fiery plane crash, five people killed, the pilot aborting takeoff right before the crash. and the death of liam payne, tonight three people now being detained and why. with farxiga. because there are places you'd like to be. farxiga can cause serious side effects, including ketoacidosis that may be fatal, dehydration, urinary tract, or genital yeast infections, and low blood sugar. a rare, life-threatening bacterial infection in the skin of the perineum could occur. stop taking farxiga and call your doctor right away if you have symptoms of this infection, an allergic reaction, or ketoacidosis. ♪ farxiga ♪ i brought in ensure max protein with 30 grams of protein. those who tried me f

so some very cold air coming our way out of the gulf of alaska. w, the doppler radar showing things mainly dry out in our skies right now should stay that way overnight. tonight and tomorrow morning to in fact, the day tomorrow looks pretty good. you'll see some passing clouds were really kind of tracking this system. again, this one coming right on the gulf of alaska. bring some cold air with a not going to be huge rain makers of moves on by just some light rain. but it's nice to get these storms kind of one after the other adding to the totals. and that's what we're going to see with this storm system. let's time it out for you at our computer models just as we head toward tomorrow morning. 08:00am we may begin to see some of that patchy valley fog in some spots inland. something to watch out for. if you're traveling toward the central that tomorrow you'll see some passing clouds in the afternoon. probably a really nice sunset, but a dry day around the bay area. but things change after that, we get into late wednesday. and there you go. that stor

not here in the north of the gulf stream. most of the day, the women and children, $100.00 an inch of us has built into the draft un security council resolution, which calls for an immediate cease fire in godson is the 4th time us as it used its features in the $42.00 checks hold for troops, us special invoice has progress is being made on reaching a ceasefire due between is what and transport it follows the 2nd day of torps in bay route. and most of the states speak with lebanese tournament is media. off of the all. explain this out in tennessee. now the international criminal quotes a sentence to the former leader of ammonia in on group unsolved into 10 years in prison. all her son of the seas was found guilty of what judges called a reign of terror in terms of 2 in 2012 east of as the police chief for the i'll created into group of to it sees the city i'm wanting to offer you is the following images in nicholas hawks report, i'll just rest. this was all of a sudden i got do intend book to in 2012. wearing a green turban and

to pay a lot more. germany's climate and boy, it's called splendid 9, tells us about the progress the gulf is welcome to the program. republicans have won enough states to control the united states house of representatives. the results, gifts, the republicans and president elect. donald trump a governing tri fixer, which means control of the senate's house and the white house. but even with that majority, trump may still not get everything he wants, including his top picks for cabinet and jobs. donald trump returned to washington this week try, i'm sent. relishing his election when and what he called a powerful mandate. well, thank you very much. is a very nice gathering. isn't that nice when nice to in colors. nice to a lot of good friends. it is those good friends and now being nominated for top government positions among them. attorney general pick met gates, a loyal trump follow a who has often acted as his attack dog on capitol hill. gates has been the subject of a federal 6 transit king investigation with the one that ended without criminal charges, summers and fox news channel. hosp

how many tools you understood understood until it isn't the 2 sources you have to produce during the gulf for more than 300 tons of depleted uranium were released into the environments. this corresponds to the physical level on the international nuclear oven scale. the maximum level is the 7th, which was assigned to the general and focus cima disasters. major combat operations, any rac amended. in the battle of a racks. the united states and our allies have prevailed. the thousands of veterans of the rock campaign were also diagnosed with cancer. leukemia became so common among us military personnel that they started cooling at the gulf war syndrome. the again, that took some rated as have the account and on linda and also at the school and i own the buildings on those that have visors. so one of the stuff i'm going to click send the baby's died for the victims also tried to find a class action lawsuit with the international court of justice. but the case was never opened. the book or sign from journalist the bedroom, got to put down the push the wiley and what was that style for crowd or

so now we're talking about the gulf coast states. also looking at the remnants of sara being pulled into the states. we have the risk of flooding along the gulf coast states and winds gusting up to 60 miles per hour. could see an isolated tornado or two. but we are looking at lots of rainfall by we the northeast. temperatures into the mid-60s, well above average for this time of year. 68 in d.c. all right, that's your monday forecast. >> thanks so much, michelle. >>> bengals fans almost got the comeback of century on sunday night football. >> second and ten, chargers bring four. burrow retreats, directs, fires for chase! he's got it! touchdown cincinnati! the combo connects again! and the bengals right back in this one! >> the bengals were down 6 to 24 against the chargers when joe burrow took over and cinci stormed back to tie it 27-27 in the fourth. but it was another heartbreaker for the bengals. jk dobbins scored a td in the final seconds to ice the game, 34-27. "early today" is back in 60 seconds with a possible crime ring target

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you can big spiral making its way in the gulf of alaska. now down to the south of that, you see a little swirl and some white clouds that your second possibly bomb cyclone now beginning to form, it's going to attach itself to more that atmospheric river more that some tropical moisture and we get a race back on shore. heavy rain continuing to fall, though in parts of the bay area, really north of the golden gate bridge. look at that. just being pummeled throughout the day and really last. 24 to 36 hours. nonstop rain there. i think they will get a break tonight. but more rain on the way for tomorrow. we'll talk about that time out. that storm coming up in a few minutes. i in santa rosa. the flood waters have trapped hundreds of people in a hotel and that's where we find kron four's. sara stinson live tonight with the very latest on that. sarah. >> thankfully, the creek water has gone down because at one point it was overflowing the banks and was up to people's waste. and as you said, it was trapping hundreds of people inside hampton inn and

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service members sent to the gulf, went to saudi arabia. what u people forget is, the un security council authorized military force as necessary to expel from kuwait the force u.s. used it wasn't just a decision by bush 41. that was a validated multiple votes of the un security council. the soviet union voted for those resolutions. notion that that under the un charter, it's not okay for one country iraq, to declare another country. kuwait, its 19th province, and seize it by force, even if there were a grievance, says as saddam had grievances. iraq and kuwait share a large oilfield. he had grievances. he needed money because of the disastrous war he had started and fought for years against >> going against iran, never backs us to fight an aggressive wars overseas and another country and security council validate that had as f fundamenl principle t of un charter and rules bessented international border and look at where we are today. outlining what they became the containment policy for the u.s. regard to the soviet war and loving to put on y

you were just in the gulf. >> i was just in the gulf. and broadly, yes. is is a man they can do business with. the saudis have a very close relationship with donald trump. but i think there is that, too. broad yes, they are welcoming it, but they feel a little scarred by the transactionalism and the ility, too. i think the saudis will be looking to get a defense deal signed as soon as possible. this could mean that there'll be movement in the middle east. i think contrary to what many people think, i think donald trump could push ibi towards doing something. >> what about china? this is the big question. >> short- term, china gets hit obviously by whatever tariffs -- >> but they've been expecting that. >> they've basically been decoupling anyway. it will hurt them. their economy is in trouble. their economy is slowing. but broadly, i think this plays into their view of where the world is going, which is a united states that you can't rely on, and a united states that, you know -- >> pulls back. >> and that's good for china, right? that not only plays into

it is still very functional, watching it come down for a soft splashdown off the gulf coast of texas. >> we can see it reentering. we saw earlier those trips. they are hypersonic. on the super heavy booster. >> same pattern. 30 engines. just gone down to three as we expected. what an incredible view of splashdown that we got today. >> yeah. >> i'm sure the views will be awesome once again. we would like to confirm a water landing once again for the super heavy booster. congrats to the spacex team for making that milestone as well. the ship continues to look good. you can see that it is -- while all of that was happening, the crowd here in hawthorne continuing to react to all these amazing views we are getting. the next milestone -- great news. starship on the upper stage at about 8:35 or so. we have ship engine cut off which will be the cut off of the rafter engine. we can see on our screen, ship giving us incredible views brought to us by starling. the view is very interesting because we can see basically the receding tile line that we referred to earlier. we mentioned we have remove

we'll see some showers lingering along the great lakes, the carolinas, the gulf coast states as well. otherwise, we're looking above average temperatures for most the country. today, tomorrow, wednesday. and then a big story this week will be a series of cold fronts, atmospheric river that will move in the pacific northwest. also some heavy snow throughout the pacific northwest into the rockies. by wednesday, still staying very active in the pacific northwest. you can see all the colors there, those brighter colors showing us where. we're expecting heavy rain, and the lighter blues where we're expecting the heavy snow. now as we go towards wednesday from the midwest to parts of the gulf coast states, we're looking at a chance for rain. a cold front stretching there. could see heavier rain in portions of louisiana into mississippi. and then by friday, we're going clear it out there. november highs closer to normal in some spots. we're looking at that wintry pact stillim ates. looking for a chance for storms and heavy rain in dallas, oklahoma city, and shreveport. all right. that's your

four minutes into the test flight, the decision was made to divert the booster to a splashdown in the gulf instead. the images just in tonight, and gio benitez leads us off. >> reporter: tonight, president-elect trump with elon musk in texas. there for the sixth test launch of the spacex starship meant to eventually take humans to the moon and mars. the countdown -- >> three, two, one -- >> we have liftoff. >> reporter: the launch itself successful. the booster even detaching as it's supposed to. >> engine startup. >> reporter: but then, spacex seeing some issue with the booster. >> booster offshore divert. unfortunately, that means we are no-go for the catch. >> reporter: it was supposed to land back in texas. but to save it from potentially destroying the spacex launch facility or endangering lives on land the booster shifting course and heading to the gulf instead for a splashdown. once it hits the water, a spectacular explosion. >> splashdown in the indian ocean. >> reporter: the booster is only built for an emergency water landing. this is what it was supposed to do. that incredible c

and you haven't, and even the breeze has been blowing down the gulf is becoming light to their how's it said to you? one degrees, or is there a balance? the picture doesn't change substantially for the most part. beyond the turkey during friday, seasonal rains in africa, still giving a sketch drinking some, i'll do it easier for you, but it's heavy. obviously the focus robin occurs to you is to the west. so equitorial guinea gamble down towards i can go to the, i'll see, looks wet. and the seasonal increase in the rain has proved itself to be real through zambia. and zimbabwe, in particular of the trump has captured the popular vote. so look, what happened is this very fault lines looks back to the election year. huge part of it undeniably is that you can't fund a genocide with you know, what if you want to win them. otherwise i'm seeking an office. what this means for the future of us politics. stuff of a pretty extreme novel. the return of trump on a busy or the the or come back you watching out. is there a reminder about some stories this our human rights watch is accused, as well

adam: yeah, at least part of the reason we're seeing all of this rain across portions. gulf coast. the muddle of the country, it's combined with that spin of rafael that's bringing all of that rain. as these two areas kind of bump into each other, think of a bull's eye across portions of louisiana here today before, ultimately, winding down tomorrow. buts that is a 4 on a scale of 4 for risk of flash floodinged today right this in the heart of louisiana. really an area across this entire region where you see at least some risk of some flash flooding from houston all the way over to new orleans, places where there's flooding, at least that risk. now, rafael's going to continue to weaken, and if you're wondering where is this going to go, don't worry, no concerns of it making landfall. what you're seeing today is what you get at least as far as the united states go. our forecast drops this down into portions of mexico. it's really weakening quite a bit, is winds from 35 miles an hour ultimately falling down to 30 miles an hour. this is a weakening storm, so the rain they're getting to

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