that storm on the west coast is already blamed for thousands of power outages in california. stay with us. we'll have your full forecast in less than five minutes. >>> the weather may not be the only disruption at the airport. airline food workers are protesting. more than 50 of them were arrested at jfk airport in new york tuesday for blocking traffic. the catering workers are demanding higher wages and more benefits and targeted american airlines which is urging the catering companies to negotiate a deal with the union. >>> now to the other big story this morning. a flat denial from president trump looking to distance himself from the ukraine scandal and his own attorney. the president now claims he never directed rudy giuliani to go to ukraine to dig up dirt on joe biden. meanwhile, sources now say the president released military aid to ukraine only after he was told about a whistle-blower complaint. abc's mona kosar abdi has new details on where the investigation goes from here. mona, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, janai. well, from here next week the house judi

they traveled up to 230 miles before crashing into the waters off japan's west coast.th korea's joint chiefs of staff responded by urging the north to cease all acts of aggression. japanese prime minister shinzo abe referred to them as ballistic missiles, which presents a serious threat to the entire world. on monday, state media reported that north korean troops had conducted artillery drills near the country's sea boundary with the south. in recent weeks, north korea has ramped up its displays of military force, while warning the united states that a crisis could be at hand if a new nuclear deal isn't reached by december 31. north korea's economy has been struggling since the u.s. imposed sanctions over the country's nuclear program. but talks between the two countries have been stalled since february, when president trump rejected north korea's demands that u.s.-imposed sanctions be removed. since then, the messages sent from pyongyang have been loud and clear. the trump administration has yet to respond to north korea's december 31 deadline. but the state departmen

another storm dropping across the west coast, tuesday into wednesday, mountain snows, one to three feet in the sierra and into the southern cascades. heavy rainfall along the coast of california. even thanksgiving day remaining unsettled across the west talking breezy winds into the northeast as well. i'm accuweather meteorologist adam del rosso. >>> coming up, there's finally a solution for all those kids who dread the day they have to dissect a frog at school. i was one of them. >>> but first the growing concern about the number of workers being injured inside amazon warehouses. >>> and a real eye opener. the prison sentence a woman can now face, prison, for driving while texting. >>> we're back with a video of a dramatic rescue of a professional surfer off portugal. he was riding a big wave back to shore when an even bigger wave, 50 feet high, came up behind him. >> wow. >> thankfully his teammate was right there with a jet ski to rescue him. whoo. 50 feet. >> that's a big one. >>> and a new jersey woman could spend up to ten years in prison for texting while driving leading to a dea

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and for the west coast, look at that. along with strong wind gusts. some sections of southeast oregon could see wind gusts up over 80 miles per hour. drive carefully. have a safe holiday. >>> breaking overnight, there was a powerful earthquake that rocked albania. the epicenter was in durres, about 13 miles from the capital. it's the strongest quake to hit the capital in decades. video shows an attempted rescue of a woman who was dropped in the rubble. there was aftershocks near the capital. we're going to bring you more details as we're learning them. but a lot of them is fluid. >> six people dead so far. >>> 100 priceless treasures stolen in a movie-worthy heist in germany. a manhunt that's captivatining dresden. h comfortable. and now, during the ultimate sleep number event, save 50% on the sleep number 360 limited edition smart bed. ends cyber monday. >>> in today's episode of the u.s./china trade war drama, good news. china signaled it could reform its intellectual property laws. the announcement was short on details but indicates china could int

this one will bring us rain, snow, and also wind to the west coast. so bring a lot of that wet weather to southern california. you can see as we head into thanksgiving day thursday, there is a chance that it may be too s off coast once we head into black friday. the very same system on the west coast will dry out for black friday, but you can see it is bringing a lot more of that wintry mix over to the rockies and also to the plains as we end the week. here's your thanksgiving day highs -- 31 degrees for denver, colorado. 39 for kansas city. 56 for los angeles. 53 for dallas, and 50 for new york. black friday shoppers, some areas will be drying out, especially for the west coast and the eastern seaboard. a wintry mix for the rockies and the middle of the country. 58 on friday for l.a. 55 for phoenix. 41 for chicago. 43 degrees for new york. that's your holiday forecast. amber lee, cbs news. >>> now to possible turbulence in the race for the white house. former new york city mayor michael bloomberg officially launched his bid for the democratic nominati

. >> right >>> let's talk about the west coast, different there hot, dry conditions peark. those flames affecting w ining f the state's revenue sources, hollywood. a brush fire that's 80% contained has a lot of attention because of where it is burning nbc's steve patterson is there. >> reporter: a high-profile fire fight in the hollywood hills >> 50 feet, if not more, of flames >> reporter: crews leading an all out attack from the air to stamp out clusters of flames and plumes of heavy smoke threatening l.a.'s life blood, its movie studios. the fire too close for show business comfort sparking near the hollywood sign, cull kutt g i cutting a inting off access to trails, right by warner brothers studios. the lot across the street, they had toe and cancel tours for the weekend. a scary sight. >> concerned because i live in the neighborhood, with the embers and smoke. >> reporter: at least one hollywood hero wasn't exactly worried. scott eastwood sharing video of the flames, saying this about his famous dad, clint. security told us to evacuate the studio but my 89-year-old fat

and for the west coast, look at that. along with strong wind gusts.e sections of southeast oregon could see wind gusts up over 80 miles per hour. drive carefully. have a safe holiday. >> thank you for that. >>> breaking overnight, the death toll is rising from a powerful 6.4 earthquake that rocked albania. now 8 people are dead and 300 hurt. the epicenter was in durres, about 13 miles from the capital. it's the strongest quake to hit the capital in decades. video shows an attempted rescue of a woman who was trapped in the rubble. there was aftershocks near the capital. we're going to bring you more details as we're learning them. >>> a manhunt is widening after a hollywood-ready heist in the city of dresden. officials say an unknown number of thieves broke into a castle vault and stole about 100 pieces of priceless jewelry. gem stones, precious jewelry and historical ornaments. melissa bell is live in dresden with the latest. these are priceless, one-of-a-kind historical pieces. >> reporter: that's right. we're speaking to our experts and trying to pu

with back-to-back storms across the midwest and the other on the west coast, it's going to be getting stronger and really producing really dire traveling conditions for travelers. this weather report is brought to you by ninja foodie, the grill that grills, sizzles, and air fries crisp. this is even for the macy's thanksgiving day parade. and airports are problematic because of weather. cleveland, detroit, minneapolis, out in san francisco, wow, they've already shut down some interstates and some portions of the central u.s. and nebraska. also right around ashland to the south along interstate 5. we'll keep you updated on that. back to you guys. >> everyone be careful out there. new developments in the impeachment probe have president trump on shakier ground this morning. according to "the new york times," the president already knew about the whistle-blower come plant that ignited this inquiry before he decided to release that military aid back to ukraine in september. now this would suggest that among officials factored into the decision to unfreeze that aide and help ukrainians fend

another storm system pushing into the west coast right now.23 million people at risk. we're seeing some of the edadv e advisories pop up, along the eastern seaboard, where the storm system will roll into tomorrow and sunday, as well. that will create the huge issues travel-wise. there's the first storm approaching the west coast. this is the severe weather we're seeing today. an inch to two inches of rain. gusts of 60 miles per hour, creating airport delays in the midwest today, in minneapolis and chicago. major hubs as we head through memphis and st. louis. out west, sacramento, san francisco and los angeles during the morning, that's today. into tomorrow, the storm system advances through the midwest and the east coast. there are our big problems. and snow and ice as we head through tomorrow. that's going to create issues in new york, boston, detroit, and all the way back west, through seattle, portland, and san francisco, as this storm system begins to move to the north, in that part of the country. now, as far as total snowfall, as we head

for at least the west coast, november 8, maybe a few showers up toward seattle, and this is novemberk judge moved to the south, but not really impacting the bay area, 80.01 as we head toward november 12, we will be watching out for the most significant rainfall. take a look at the highs for tomorrow, 70s, warm spots in santa rosa and vacaville, walnut creek 79, oakland 73 degrees, and as we take a look at all these numbers, of course tomorrow will be a warm one, but once you get that real first soaking of rainfall, fire danger, we are still in the peak of fire season, so just keep that in mind as you take a look at all the dry hillsides here in the bay area. and it looks like we will be repeating the same or cast at each and every day with just a minor tweaking temperatures by one or 2 degrees. just very quiet week.>> hopefully we will get some rain someday soon.>>> that's it for news, the sports rap is next with the warriors, and how that san jose spartans fared as they search for their first ever win over state, sports is next. chesa boudin said he wouldn't seek maximum sentences a

we've got another powerhouse of a storm dropping in along the west coast of the u.s.snow, and wind here as well. 1 to 3 feet of snow into the sierra as well as the southern cascades. that's going to lead to snow and ice across parts of southern plains as well from northern texas into the panhandle of oklahoma as well into the northeast. not many improvements for our thanksgiving holiday. we could have gusts up to 50 miles per hour impacting our parade. kenneth, janai? >> all right, our thanks to adam. >>> turning to the latest developments in the impeachment investigation, sources telling "the new york times" that president trump was told about the whistle-blower complaint that sparked the inquiry before he released the aid to ukraine. >> last night the president continued to rail against the impeachment probe at a rally in florida, denouncing it as quote bull expletive, prompting the crowd to chant it and do the same. democrats are undeterred. the house judiciary committee plans to hold its first impeachment hearing a week from today. president trump and his legal te

this is going to be a coast-to- coast storm, tremendous rain and powder snow across the west. is will move from coast to coast across the great lakes, and eventually maybe become a nor'easter for sunday and monday. david. >> begnaud: sure hope those balloons can fly. thank you, jeff. to politics, president trump is staying on offense in his fight against impeachment, but there are new holes in his ukraine timeline, including when he decided to restore that military aid to ukraine. weijia jiang is traveling with the president tonight in florida. >> reporter: cbs news has learned president trump is likely to reject a democratic offer to allow him or his lawyers to appear at impeachment hearings next week. this even as he continues to call the inquiry "unfair," attacking democrats at a rally last night in florida. >> not giving us due process, not giving us lawyers. >> reporter: and there are new questions about what mr. trump knew and when he knew it. at the rally, the president gave his version of the call with e.u. ambassador gordon sondland, who had testified the administratio

it is expected to make its journey to the west coast when the sun goes up. science center in oakland is hosting a sunrise viewing center tomorrow, but you can't see it without a telescope and eye protection. >>> that would be fun. i hope the weather cooperates. >> tell? >> it might. chab ot can be right in the middle of the clouds. and never make an attempt to look at the sun with the naked ye. the planet across sun looks li . we have a ts can see zy again today with high pressure over the west coast and a lovely crane in the foreground as we look out over the bay bridge. san francisco is 53 and santa rosa still pleasant at 66 degrees. tomorrow it will be warmer than today. and today, the numbers warmed up about 2 to 5 degrees in the bay area. we'll add another degree or two to bring the warmest numbers inland to 80 degrees. mid-70s. doesn't get much better. still clouds and fog at the shoreline tonight. already do. wind will be a bit of a factor. that will serve to limit the marine layer tomorrow. livermore's already got easterly winds and it's all because

i think what we bring to the west coast is part of the west coast partnership which will eventually takesting them more, and will it? initially fares won't change because they take over the business as it is. but they have to make money for themselves and money to pay back to the government for the privilege of owning the franchise. they need to either sell more seeds or fares will have to change. so it will be turned up and use it, kind of thing. there will not be much change at first, because they are taking the trains, the train drivers and lots of the senior management, all of the senior management, all of the senior management, in fact. management, all of the senior management, infact. so management, all of the senior management, in fact. so will customers notice any difference on day one? on day one, virtually nothing because all the contracts just move over and carry on. they have said it has been a really well—run business, so a lot of compliments to the team of 22 years, but the change has started to come gradually with the interiors of the trains being refitted. they say the se

all right want to show you the long-range forecast model on the west coast we've been dealing with a very strong ridge of high pressure that's been sitting here blocking all these storms don't want to give up on really it's a hold on the west coast or through friday that ridge staying very strong sending any chance of rain well up to the north into canada as we get to the weekend we begin to see some changes cs starts to weaken just a little bit maybe some showers developing in the washington up towards seattle and then as we look toward next week. we start to see that ridge break down a little bit more not entirely but then just off the coastline by the following friday. you've got this guy out there looking to try and make its way on shore still punching into that ridge show the long way before squeeze out some real rain drops you ship it may be a sign of things begin to change as we head toward the latter part of next week overnight lows going to be the 30's and the 40's for tonight watch out for that patchy dense fog along the coastline and inside the bay. highs tomorrow going to

the main city on the west coast had its hottest day since 1980. ered a whole spate of fire warnings. of relief onle bit sunday on the east coast spirits some cooler weather, even a smattering of rain. but it is still a very dangerous situation. shery: so what are we expecting this week? emily: towards the end of the week we expect on the east coast, we expect conditions to worsen again. essentially the weather is so dry and there is so little rain that there is not actually enough opportunities for the firefighters to get the fire completely under control. so, we are on alert for more fires to break out again on the coast. goingnger areas are not to be as close to sydney as they were previously. they will be more up away towards the greens land -- the queensland border. but essentially another week of firefighters battling to keep fires under control. shery: emily, thank you so much with the latest on the bushfires in australia. we also have fires in hong kong, but these are because of the protests ongoing at the moment. you are looking at live pic

>>some west coast some delays due to weather here and there are also some delays due to weather on the east coast places like boston and newark. but r many the travel day was easier than expected. we piled high winds in louisville and high winds in chicago so we had a little turbulence but nothing no problems everything was on time. >>they were expecting a lot worse last year at this time it was really hard to get in and mean was an entire day's so there was actually one of the ones here at sfo the focus shifted to the family. >>we're here to see our daughter and son-in-law and so just getting my we're going to do the turkey trot tomorrow d just enjoy san francisco for the weekend. >>and yet t all agree when it comes to their favorite thing on t thanksgiving menu. >>the probably the stuffing cranberry i've got i outside can really mess that it back live at sfo we continue the traffic is picking up a little but still not too bad, we would expect a lot more people. >>coming here now the work is ended for the day people hitting the road hitting the skies are coming here to pick people up

west coast just kicked things off with tips for turkey, sides, desserts, now it's time for all 17 westlabama, and most people are going to have a turkey on their table tomorrow. you have a pro tip for us, what is it? >> this is a chinese barbecue turkey, it's not the salt and pepper west coast turkey you get. you should marinate it, inject it. and i get a lot of flavor to it. what is turkey lacking? salt, flavoring. that's going to take care of everything. >> bam. >> that's it. what you're going to do is have flavor on the outside from basting it, flavor on the inside for injecting and me cooking it, you got everything. >> they can't have you at the house, how long do you put that in the oven. >> i would break this down, cook the breast separate from the leg, because the breast doesn't cook the same as the rest. >>> let's move to michigan. roxanne, thank you. >> of course. >> i like the energy here in the midwest. so you've got a gravy tip here, and i read this, and i was like, oh, that's genius. >> when you take your pan drippings, when you take your bird to let it rest, put this in t

well call all along the west coast. and we have to try news new solutions. >>with the amount of debris on the large side say it will take some time and to pray for lee hall it away. but de vries says that everyone is focused and working as fast possible, especially as winter is coming. jury says stasio kron 4 news. coming up next on the kron 4 morning hills berg family says that their property. >>help save a neighbor from the kincade fire we'll have more details on that story coming up, and also more people are saying good bye i see later to california where they're headed coming up after the break. if you're headed to work this morning about we take a look a peek outside you want to check in on the san mateo bridge. actually the bay bridge we switched a poignant you got to be prepared for this page this. on the right hand side but overall it's been a nice trip into san francisco. of course we'll have your complete weather and traffic check coming up. >>welcome back to the kron 4 morning news a time for 14. thank you for waking up with us we appreciate it an

it will be a pretty significant west coast event next week. then we take a look at the five day forecast and get you ready for your friday, saturday and sunday. >>> it is almost the weekend. here is rosemary with tonight's edition of weekend watch. >> closing in on the weekend with numerous events going on in san francisco. get into the holiday spirit at the 33rd building lighting ceremony at embarcadero center. that is on friday, complete with 17,000 holiday lights, fireworks and an ice skating show. festivities begin at 4 pm, the lighting ceremony is at six. >>> or head to the palace of fine arts theater to see award- winning hip-hop performers from around the world that the 21st annual san francisco international hip-hop dance fast going on friday through sunday. in daly city the great dickens christmas fair returns to the cow palace for another year offering holiday shops, seven stages of entertainment, costume carolers, pubs and tea rooms built to look like old england. this fear runs every weekend. >>> top on treasure island to enjoy the

meanwhile, heavy rain and winds slammed the west coast.keep moving east, and that could make getting home from holiday festivities tough by sunday. >>> while thanksgiving is a time to be thankful, it's also a time to be careful. safety experts are reminding everyone about potential holiday dangers. kenneth craig explains. >>> this was my kitchen. >> reporter: last year, yvonne wallace was overcome with emotion after seeing her kitchen. she was cooking for her kids during the holidays when a fire started on the stove. it burned through the kitchen and destroyed the family's christmas tree. >> look at our christmas tree. >> reporter: this consumer product safety commission demonstration shows how fast a fire can start on the stove. it's also popular to deep fry a turkey for the holiday, but this is what can happen. about 1,800 cooking fires occur on thanksgiving, four times more than any other day of the year. >> oil is very, very sporadic. you drop something wet or overflow the oil, it boils out, and then that oil becomes a fuel, and it spr

new york, the east cove, west coast markets last year when mortgage rates went up became unaffordableyou have some pullback especially in first-time home home biters now the millennial home buyers are moving to phoenixs and memphis. that's why y see the skrerls in some of these cities. >> do you think in lasts? >> we're seeing some momentum going into 2020 as long as mortgage rates remain low and have a healthy labor market. we should see demand continue to rise especially with the demographics of millennials entering the first-time home buyer age. the issue of course is is there enough homes for the people to buy? will inventory keeppace? and really the good news there is that builders in this q4 have started to build more homes. and we should see that realized in early 2020. but will it be enough to keep pace? remains to be seen. >> indeed it does. odetta with first american financial corporation. thank you, happy holidays. >> you too. >>> time to look now at some of upgrades and downgrades np chipotle was upgraded at cowan, citing the rapidly growing digital sales. price target $97

. >> the west coast storm is going to be one that could be damaging with the winds on the coast. the waves on the oregon coastline 20, 30 feet high today is a good day for traveling in much of the country. here's our big storm as we go into tuesday we're calling this two because there is a separate storm in the middle of the country. this one is going to be pushing snow inland, windy conditions, too. the snow levels are going to drop pretty low. even some of the -- almost all of the passes are going to have issues and proems with snow. even the grapevine eventually. this is as we go into wednesday here by the time we get to thursday, it lingers in areas of the west. it spreads to the middle of the country. you get the picture. today is the day to travelcold available. you can see it there in the northern portions of the rockies. highly advise you to stay tuned to your local nbc meteorologist to guide you through the storm. >> what a mess you have to feel for everybody thanks >>> three days after the big reveal that didn't entirely go as planned, tesla's cyber truck hit 200,000 pr

goals folks like the best on the west coast. feel the buildings just they know are going to get to the e-mails. well you guys talking about that's not terminal. know. and it is going to be a definitely a cooler start to morning ready to rebecca, here's another shot. court is getting a little tour this morning. you could see a nice clear shot of all all the buildings and we did see karl the fog creeping through it's not quite yet there so i definitely take advantage of just a great visibility if you are going to be heading into san francisco early this morning. but it is a starting off on the cooler know that temperature wise right now, we're looking pretty good we're mostly in the 50's we had 40's yesterday morning. but the thing is the temperatures are going to move that much into the afternoon because we are seeing a cooling trend kick off today but 47 right now in napa 54 in san francisco, 51 degrees in oakland and 55 in san jose. visibility though we're going to see this cloud cover we're going to see some fog throughout the

at least the eastern half and the west coast. in the middle, denver at least digging out. but there's a lot heading to new york. there's rain and wind in the west. it's closing down interstates. certainly going to slow down san francisco. and when one plane can't take off, even though you're sitting there in omaha, if your plane was to come out some place else, you're not leaving either. this is going to be one of those domino kind of days. windy conditions chicago through cleveland. then the rain is going to kick into new york city somewhere between 9:00 and 11:00 and stay for much of the day. that will slow down. la guardia, newark, jfk, and dca. it's going to be one of those days you'll have to wait and see whether your plane is leaving or not. and here is the 9:00 forecast. it's not going to rain or snow in new york, but the wind is going to be howling out of the poconos and right through new york city. that's the real threat for the balloons right now. more coming up later on today. >> all right, chad. watching it closely. my niece can't get home. my niece in californi

she went to school on the west coast in stanford. the two of you are from decidedly different environment, new york city, brooklyn, so forth. and were educated on the east. does that make any difference or would it have made any difference? >> because it makes a difference, everyone brings his or her life experience to bear. but i think sandra's attitude since her childhood was, she can do it. and when she went out for it the roadups, she rode with the cowboys and one of them said she wasn't the rough and rugged type but she worked with us well in the canyons. she held her own, and that's what she did at every stage of her career. she held her own. >> both of you broke many barriers and in many respects each of you were firsts in many parts of your career, including on the supreme court in many different ways. justice sotomayor, describe that. do you feel special obligations to women or to the legal profession or the judiciary because you are breaking every day these barriers? >> i don't think i feel a special obligation to a particu

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and yet another storm makes its way along the west coast. and that'll bring our first significant rainfall i believe of the season in the bay area so certainly some extreme weather ahead and we're going to see a big change in the weather locally to i'm talking about the possibility. maybe some snow across the bay area peak, see i know i have been able to say that you guys look at me like i'm yeah, there's real possibility, a big change of weather coming our way we'll have more on that. >>in your tent and a few minutes, i'd like thank you. well with the colder temperatures coming at large just talked about is very good news that the power is back on tonight for essentially all. >>and the pg e customers following the latest power shut off. >>p g of course shut off power yesterday morning to about 50,000 customers in 11 counties, including in and around the city of santa rosa colleen's coffee shop off mountain hop drive in santa rosa got its power back around 11 this morning after losing a lot of food and supplies during power outages last mont

and even on monday as we get into the next couple of days there's future radar so west coast rocky, thest, depending where you live we could have some significant travel delay. and even if you done have weather in your area because we're going to have traveling impacted in all of big city like new york, across west coast and midwest you're going to to see delays and cancelations all right no way about -- there's no if ands or but the but cancelations at airport there are your travel delays. there are where we're going see potential for not only delays but cancelations across the the ohio valley, northeast, and the west coast several systems moving in. ladies i know you're going to ask me about the balloons. >> uh-huh. so the last time they grounded balloons was 197 is is we're going to have a close call tomorrow because the wind forecast is exceeding what we typically see if they ground balloons it is going to be a game time decision. a wait to see certainly. janice can they just lower the balloons? >> they can. but if it is too dangerous and seeing wingtd gusts over 40 miles per hour t

effects our international viewer because if you're flying into la guardia, also chicago, minneapolis, west coastsan francisco, you will be impacted 20 million plus people. but this is a multi-day event. and i dare say 20 million becomes multiples of 20 million people impacted by snow warning, advisory, blizzard conditions including minneapolis. we could see a record one-day snowfall total in minneapolis. it's been nine years since we've seen anything significant. but this year we could see as much as 12 inches of osnowfall in just one day. back to you. >>> thank you. in northern california officials closed roads because accidents to severe weather moved in. our affiliate is near the area. >> reporter: well, up until tonight it-been a very dry november in northern california. ski resorts in lake tahoe were feverishly making snow. this is good news. the timing is not. we have a lot of people trying to get over donner summit between the sacramento area and the lake tahoe region. that yare i awas closed down by the california highway patrol due to multiple spinouts and accidents. it is messy on the

so, race across america is 3,070 miles from the west coast of america to the east coast of america.cling to anything i'd ever done before. so from california to maryland, and had to be completed in nine days. it was an idea that i'd had in the back of my mind, that i wanted to put a team together. i'd seen two teams of wounded warriors guys do it, and seeing that there had been no females in that team, and wondered why not. there was eight riders, all who have had our different health challenges — be that physical or psychological or both. half the team were civilian and half them were military. i met sally through some invictus training camps. the one main concern i had was the fact that i'm visually impaired. i had a brain injury when i was injured in the army, quite some time ago now — 1996 — so for me to be cycling on the other side of the road when i am completely blind to the left was always going to be something i'd never done and, quite frankly, didn't really know how that was going to go. we all went over the start line together. what then had to happen was as a non—stop ra

he's now rapping on the west coast with the big label out there, death row. ♪ give me that ball beat fab five freddie's here. >> oh, what up? >> what's going on? >> everything. it's all good in the hood. >> sean "puffy" combs founded bad boy and biggie smalls was his marquee artist. they modeled their sound on death row in a lot of ways, kind of a gangster rap for the east coast. ♪ jump in the rover and come over tell your friends in the gsv ♪ ♪ i got the chronic by the ♪ i love it when you call me big papa ♪ ♪ throw your hands in the air if yous a true playa ♪ >> i make music about what i know. know what i'm saying? if i worked in mcdonald's, i'd have made rhymes about big macs and fries and stuff like that. you know what i'm saying? brooklyn, i see hustling, i see killing, i see gambling, i see girls, i see cars. that's what i rap about, what's in my environment. >> and the winner is -- notorious b.i.g. >> b.i.g.! >> puff daddy in the house. >> i hosted that. mayhem almost broke out in that place that night. >> any of y'all want to be an artist and stay a star and don't want to wor

kilometers outside cape town is demanding the plant remains operational the closure would hit the small west coast town especially on this heavily dependent on the steelmaker for work. has asked the canadian courts to immediately stop the attempt to extradite its detained chief financial officer men one job to the united states while ways at the center of the us china trade conflict is the daughter of the company's founder was arrested at vancouver for nearly a year ago. an international charity is selling lottery tickets for $100.00 euros each with a chance to win the council's work nature water 200000 tickets up for grabs promising to raise far more than the cost of the 1000000 euro piece which dates from 121 or 2 on the project of the care in africa africa and geo. in ghana mungo farmers are losing over $100000000.00 u.s. dollars a year from an outbreak of what is called the bacterial blackspot the disease affects mango trees and fruits infected mangoes have to be destroyed it's spread very quickly and many farmers are losing almost all the harvest correspondent filed this report. 47 year old n

. >> she had been exploited to transport drugs from the east coast to the west coast. >> reporter: thes forced to have drugs taped to her rib cage. >> she thinks she will earn money for doing these services. she has no idea what it could lead to. it is extremely dangerous. >> reporter: she is now back home with family in oregon. police continue to look for anyone connected to drug trafficking. >>> lung injury cases associated with e-cigarettes are up to over 1800 cases nationwide. 77 confirm deaths in two dozen states and the district of columbia. on tuesday, san francisco voters will decide whether to turn the ban on e- cigarettes sales. >>> scientists are offering to pay you to get sick. they are offering $3300 to people who are willing to be infected with the flu on purpose. researchers want to better understand how the flu virus works and how to control it. you get a nasal spray with a strain. the trial takes four months with several follow-up visits to the clinic. >> would you do that? >> four $3300? >>> drivers may soon take a trip down beyonce road >> sourcing a new name for a n

one on the west coast. show you the graphics. we'll go through. first storm zooming into the great lakes, heavy snow on the north side. wind gusts around chicago today over 40 miles an hour. big storm slamming into the west making its way towards the south. talk about the great lakes low. that's going to be moving east. watch out for flight delays in chicago, although not really raining there now. gusts over 40 miles an hour during the day today. that will slide to the east and to new york city tomorrow. we are concerned about the parade. i think winds will flirt with that criteria of around 34 miles an hour and probably as high as around 40 miles an hour or so. concerned about that. on the west, a big storm slamming in likely to bring at least two feet of powder to the ski resorts. all i can do is dream about being at any one of those ski resorts in the west. a ton of powder. a great ski season. >> not dreaming of anybody's condition. ours here is fantastic. >> beautiful. >> the empire state building has its own zip code it's so big. the micro fo

the west coast also is bracing for snow and rain this week.l the parade balloons fly in new york? accuweather has the forecast. >>> impeachment showdown as a federal judge orders the former white house counsel to testify. we're learning the potential impact on the inquiry and former national security adviser john bolton. >>> finally free. three men have been released for a crime they didn't commit after 36 years in prison. see the emotional moment the men walked out free. >>> and we're serving up a side of "kids news now" ahead of thanksgiving. our kid correspondents are spilling on their favorite dishes and what they're thankful for this year. it's tuesday, november 26th. >>> good morning, everyone. good to have adrienne bankert back in the seat. and "kids news now," you're going to really, really love it. >> well, i love kids and i love news -- >> and you're going to love them now, so there you go. >> and they're talking about thanksgiving which is coming up and everybody's excited. >> i weren't wait to hear this one. >> yeah. >> we do have

they traveled up to 230 miles before crashing into the waters off japan's west coast. south korea's joint chiefs of staff responded by urging the north to cease all acts of aggression. japanese prime minister shinzo abe referred to them as ballistic missiles, which represents a serious threat to the entire world. on monday, state media reported that north korean troops had conducted artillery drills near the country's sea boundary with the south. in recent weeks, north korea has ramped up its displays of military force, while warning the united states that a crisis could be at hand if a new nuclear deal isn't reached by december 31st. north korea's economy has been struggling since the u.s. imposed sanctions over the country's nuclear program, but talks between the two countries have been stalled since february when president trump rejected north korea's demands that u.s. imposed sanctions be removed. since then, the messages sent from pyongyang have been loud and clear. the trump administration has yet to respond to north korea's december 31st deadline, but the state

. >> is that a west coast thing? >> i don't know >> no, mashed.from the same west coast. >> the dance is the mash potato. >> oh, the dance! >> exactly. >> that may be where you got it twinkle toes. >> this is why we debate politics, juan, because that didn't work. >> it took me a second. the monster mash! i have no excuse. even texans say mashed. >> i have not gotten to you yet. >> you were at the kids table, dude. >> here's the debate. >> don't do it. >> lawrence has strong feelings on who is a real country sing and who isn't. >> yes, in the greenroom we had a big debate. >> i didn't like country. travis tritt brought me to country. >> you said you liked the old country. >> what? >> [laughing]. >> he likes chris stapleton. i agree. >> soulful. >> i said what about toby keating? i played courtesy of the red, white and blue. he said that's horrible. >> i didn't say the red, white and blue was horrible. the singing was horrible. it was depressing. >> oh! >> [overlapping talking]. >> if you are having this discussion, i will be like, i don't know any

in rural galicia, on spain's north—west coast, you can snap one up for as little as $55,000.ges — and one woman has started a business to try and bring people — and investment — back. there has been general articles, a little bit, about galicia, so northern spain, there have been interest. we are all discussing clubbing together and buying a village in north—west spain. just an idea. they will see you soon. environmental campaigners are calling for charges on what the supermarkets call "bags for life" to be raised to 70 pence. it comes as research shows use of the plastic bags has risen again this year to 1.4 billion — that's a total of 5a for every household in the uk. andy moore reports. it's been hailed as a huge success, the law requiring supermarkets to judge for every single use plastic bag, but are we just swapping one bad habit for another? so the supermarkets want us to switch from these disposable bays, prizefighter pincourt, to the so—called bags for life, price 10p here. but environmentalists say that the price differences is just too small. they would like to see

there should be a transcontinental road that everyone could travel on from the east coast to the west coast. it wasn't until eisenhower was president that legislation was passed in 1956. ike lobbied very hard for that to be passed. he considered that one of his major accomplishments. so the bill passed in 1956 and construction started pretty soon after that. >> as i look at these tires, i mean they really look so thin. i'm wondering how they were able to sustain the weight of the vehicle, the truck, and also the journey from washington to san francisco. >> well, it's interesting. frank -- a man by the name of frank seberling, the ceo of goodyear, rode a fairly significant part of this trip along with the convoy. i think he learned a lot. he later wrote that he learned a lot about the need for better tires. so i think better tires came out of -- as a consequence out of this trip just as so many other things became a consequence of this trip. >> now we're heading even further west, past the rockies in utah. as this film depicts right now, they are going very slowly. >> they are. i've been on

people and this will have a big effect on the small businesses the schools all the operations in the west coast community we can't. be close we don't accept it we can't really take the clothes off salt honesty we need to retrain smith and we are saying come up with. a 3rd of south africa's population is aged between 18 and 34 and they need jobs need to build their futures when plants like sadhana shut down it can blight not just the region but an entire generation. next up i.b.m. has been testing the mental net all of its ai robots by getting want to debate against itself indeed kristie just setting up this university one of i.b.m.'s computers argued for and against the statement artificial intelligence will do more harm than good his the computer arguing against its own existence tax and not be able to make a decision is the morally correct one because morality is unique to humans. you know after hearing the robot to give both sides the audience both said that ai was not doing more harm than good which is excellent news for the computer at least. from. now much is made of the challenges facing

a separate fire versions say has also been issued for a blaze threatening a city on australia's west coast new zealand lawmakers have voted in favor of legalizing euthanasia the final decision will now be put to the public in a referendum during the country's general election next year the bill allows for terminally ill people to request a medically assisted death. a spokesman for the palestinian still in palestinian militant group islamic jihad says a cease fire with israel has been reached to end 2 days of fighting along the gaza border 32 palestinians were killed by israeli airstrikes in response to dozens of rocket attacks on israel the flare up in violence was triggered by the killing of a senior member of islamic jihad on tuesday by israeli forces. thanks to science. and then. this is a current operating procedure at the by sea life hospital located several kilometers from gaza. but not even an iron dome defense system can ease anatoly his fears his newborn is somewhere in the hospital. 2 days ago i became a fossil but now the rockets called me here in the hospital we don't get used

another storm impacting the west will move across the country for thanksgiving and there is your big travel problem across the midwest. east coastooks okay on tuesday. wednesday we will see the storm moving inland across the west. the midwest storm moves across the more the stand behind that, that will give us the potential for balloon problems. it will be warm from the northeast for new york city, winds northwest 10 to 20 mph. here's the criteria for the large balloon, grounded with sustained winds over 23 miles, 34 mph right on the cusp of it. you might have to bring the balloon down a little bit. hasn't happened in 50 years. we will see. i will keep you posted. >> you don't want to see 10 people guiding a balloon we will keep an eye. >> don't blame me for the balloon. jillian: we would never. from pop to patriot donald trump honoring military dog conan for the successful rate of isis abu bakr al-baghdadi in syria. rob: ray bogan has more on this white house ceremony. >> reporter: the dog was friendly at the white house but was ferocious on october 26th during a dangerous and classified mission, electrocuted when hit by expose

west coast to escape the cold but a 5 population has suffered major losses over recent decades but scientists say this latest migration is double last. and a reminder of the top stories we're following for you police have identified the man who carried out friday's stabbing attack on the london bridge killing 2 people the 28 year old had been previously convicted on terrorism charges and released from prison a year ago. and school children have come together with the elderly in new hong kong protests aimed at showing authorities the pro-democracy movement support across the generations. and you are of course watching the news live from berlin coming up next the latest edition of world stories dealing with how france is tackling femicide don't forget you can get all the latest news and information around the clock on our website and state of utah com click spicer thanks for joining us i see the. show and this is you speaking like come to the show with the. hottest concerts with the least risky.

coast a separate fire emergency has also been issued for a blaze threatening a city on australia's west coast. 32 palestinians have been killed in shoot days of israeli airstrikes on the gaza strip israel's targeting militants in the palestinian territory in response to dozens of rocket attacks on israel this latest flare up in violence follows the killing of a senior member of the palestinian militant group islamic jihad on tuesday by israeli forces. first the sirens. and then. this is a current operating procedure at the by sea life hospital located several kilometers from gaza. but not even an iron dome defense system can ease anatoly his fears his newborn is somewhere in the hospital. 2 days ago i became a faster but now the rockets called me here in the hospital we don't get used to this. the rockets have been relentless gaza militants have been firing them into israel since tuesday when behind after a senior commander from the palestinian militant group islamic jihad was killed by israeli forces israeli warplanes have responded with a series of airstrikes. and with nowhere to run for co