he was a father of three and had recently graduated to become a ful ful full-fledged officer. he had been on the force for less than two years. >> every one of us will celebrate in a few days, time with our fily in a holiday. we have members of the chicago mily who in both this holiday and other milestones in their family wl not be there. >> the gunman died t during shootout with police, but it's unclear if he was hit by t ir bullets or shot himself. police say that if officers hadn't swarmed that building so quickly, a lot morebeeople could urt or dead tonight. jim, doreen, back to you. >> leon, thank you. >>> here at hometonight, d.c. police need your help finding a car cod to a sexual assault in adams morgan over the weekend. >> he p's ature of that car. it's a red nissan ultima. and police say it was perating as quote, vehicle for hire. jackie bensen has more onhe story. if this was an uber or ft, it seems police should be able to identify the driver. what do you make of? th >> reporter: well, doreen, it's possible that the victim got into a car that h she not requested. r

under uncertainty you beca ful. that's what we are doing with monetary policy for some time, moving gry in a way as a way of keeping knows risks at bay. >> markets were certain about w they felt about the remarks. stocks smot up bond yoelds and dollar shot down. and powell main maintained upbeat view. >> the up up employment rate is 3.7% a 49 year low and many other measures are o at near historic bests. inflation is near the 2% target. and t kissimmee growing at an annual rate of 3%,bo well most estimates of the longer run trend. >> you could call this a relief rally. relief the fed is not hell bent on raising rates no matter thee omic outlook, though acknowledgement that rates are going up from here. or nightly business report, steveliesman. >> do mr. powell's comments thing reflect a shift in at the central bank or not and or the es it mean markets and the economy? joining us tonight michael fa, the cht money management firm farr miller and washington. thanks for joining us tonight. >> pleasure, bill great to be

. >> reporter: in turkey, supporters of washington post columnist jamal khashoggi held a ful found. president trump telling fox news, the u.s. has turkey's secret recording of khashoggi's brutal murder. >> it's a suffering tape. it's a terrible tape. i've been briefed on it. there is no reason for me to hear it. i said should i? they said you shouldn't, there is no reason. >> reporter: the cia concluded saudi crown prince ordered the killing inside the saudi consulate in istanbul, a person briefed on the assessment says the crown prince has been central to the president's policy and president trump seems reluctant to accept the cia's analysis. >> they haven't assessed anything yet. it's too early. that's a premature report. we'll have a report on tuesday that will be complete. >> reporter: president trump seems to be sticking with the crown prince betting he'll survive this crisis. he might. today the saudi king praised his son for helping the economy. no mention of khashoggi. lester? >> richard engel, thanks. >>> the holiday travel rush underway could be one of the busiest ever. th

safe to say the christmas season is in ful swing, now that thanksgiving is over. here in d.c. and in new york city especially. >> last night the rkefeller center christmas tree was lit during an event broadcast live here on nbc 4. >> three, o, one! >> pretty spectacular. this year's tree is from upstate new york. it features a newly designed 900-pod crystal star. new york city became a bit brighter last night. >> three, two, one -- >> the president t and mrs.mp lit the national christmas tree outside of the white house. the president wished the crowd a merr christmas. he also asked that everyone keep she victims of recent natural disasters, such the deadly wildfires in california, in their thoughts. the national christmas tree will stay lit until january 1st. you can visit from 10:00:0 a.m. until p.m. daily and until 11:00 p.m. on fridays and saturdays. o >> they close the show last night in new york with diana ross. >> i mean, ifo you're going it, do it right. >> she looked 30. i don't know how she pulled that f. >> i'm having what she's having. >> she sounded great too. >> a

searchers brfor what they may find in the rubble while hundreds of miles to the south outside los angeles,ful santa ana winds are threatening to send flames of the woolsey fire. tens of thousands have f beced to flee. miguel almaguer is in hard-hit west lake village board. miguel, what's the situatn there? >> reporter: lester, good evening. streets like this one in southern california are a complete loss, block after block looks like this. it's what firefighters are desperately trying to prevent. it was one small ether torched this neighborhood with the gusty santa ana winds, we can see scenes like this all over again. this is what the fire fight looks like in the mountains outside s logeles. the air attack swooping in above fiery ridges, multi billion-dollar homes on thenk of disaster. fire. rrounded by >> reporter: many neighborhoods overrun by an unstoppable wall of fire, a vortex of smoke and flames closing in. >> it was a tornado. i mean, it wasn't going like this, it was swirling. >> reporter: with embers raining down, fifiteghrers face a hell scape losing more homes over the weekend an

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this aer a week of turmoi finally this year, ful of celebrations in the nfl butst o night, minnesota one of the favorites. dalvin cookcoring the first vikings touchdown of the game. do you know how they celebrate? hoist him up and do the limbo. hoist him up and do the limbo. i love that they brought the james: this is alana, a very busy mom. she and her husband reginald wanted to grow their family. but alana is one of thousands in the area with kidney diseas thanks to a kidney donation from reginald, alana is healthy and enjoying a full life.br i'm jameown and meet my friends, alana and reginaof - soon to be parents two. to learn more about kidney donation,e visit ron and joy paul kidney center at gw kidney.org or call 1-833-kidney3. test test test >>> breaking news tonight, major job cuts from g.e onic american automaker shutting down plants and getting rid of big-named cars slashing thousands of workers, the word coming out just before christmas. >> there is people here bawling their i've never seen anything like it. >> tonight, anger and devastation in car towns from michigan and

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ful like we have had the last couple days, the poor air quality or unhealthy air will spread across our neighborhoods. it's been very unhealthy to unhealthy, back and forth in livermore over the last 12 to possibly 18 hours. so if you're suffering, that's the reason why. you have had the worst air quality. temperature-wise, accuweather 12-hour planner, sky-wise, no changes. it's just the seventh day of dealing with this unhealthy air. here's alexis. >>> good morning, mike. a couple of blocking issues to talk about. reported eastbound 92. partially blocked due to a crash. slowing down to take a look. we have not one but two collisions on westbound 80. one san pablo, in the hov lane. another blocking the middle lane in el cerrito. the drive time coming up in 10 minutes. >>> another tragic update. unfortunately crews found eight more victims in paradise. the total is now at 56 people confirmed dead. >> they are going to have a townhall at 7:00 tonight in chico at the laxson auditorium. everything from recovery information to debris removal. the fire has burned 138,000 acres. the latest upd

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these explosions are going to sw ful if you're requireding t -- riding the metro,et the may have to stop and then start running again. if you don't live anywhere nearÑ here, you could be somewhat impactedy what goes on over the next couple months. >>> this isityenter d.c. in downtown washington where the beautiful 75 foot tree is nowly the up. this year it wa pouring rain just as chuck predicted. i wore my rain boots because i was low pressuring to you. rain did clear up, plenty of people showed up with their umbrellas because they were ready. it's oktiy. we're exp a lot of rain this season, that's the way it's been, but it's not going to mpen our irits. >> it's been a crazy year for rain. i also forecathe final score of the oklahoma game, 55-52. the answeras 59-56. that's a win. >> that really is a win. y a win for the right team, too. . >> on to the big title we go. because w anything other than rain, right? >> i mean right, chuck? >> back to rain we go sinceth t's what i'm here for. thanks to that soaker on saturday, we've now equalled 60 inches of rain in the year now in fourth plac

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. >> i am most thapgful for the life, ful people in my that inspire me to be better. >> family, friends. got a little girl on the way. i'm very thankful for that. i might give you hard time but trust me every moment that i'm inhis locker room and i have the opportunity to talk to y'all i enjoy it because you know it's just another day just living out a droem as i always say. >> right now they are living out a nightmare just late work now just gave up 90 yards a touchdown play from dak prescott to amari cooper, the skins dow behind by two touchdowns. the nfl on nbc tight falcons and saints. news 4 follows the game and sheri wl beive from texas and the reaction of a the game against the c tboys hopefuly put it together. >> we know what you can do when you -- you ever loseour day job. >> not going to happen. not going to >> he was into it. he was like do this. n sherri isecause w here toing it i'm doing the same thing. >> all right. >> all right folks. >> happy thanksgiving to all of you we sur hope you had a wonderful, wonderful day. >> we are thankful youhose to spend it with us. stay tu

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ful 68 at noon. quickly in the 40s at 8:00. take a look at the chance of rain next week. here's alexis. >> good morning, mike. we don't have a lot of incidents to talk about. poor air quality going to be part of your commute today. you can see the smoke under the lights on the san mateo. westbound 92 is starting to fill in. no significant issues for you. i think we have a lot of folks off today for the veterans day observed holiday. tracy to dublin, 33 minutes for you. in the yellow. antioch to concord in the green at 14. 101, in the green at 17 minutes. we do have road work lingering in oakland. we'll check on that next. >>> thanks, alexis. new developments involving u.p.s. and the threat of a strike that could cause serious issues during the holiday shopping season. >>> live to levi's stadium and how the smoke impacted tonight's game. >>> and one family loses their home as the fire in southern california continues to cause devastation. are so thick... so fluffy... so delicious... (whisper) karen, karen you've got to try this ...they're just too good not to share l'eggo

. >> the president also took the opportunity to slam republicans who lost after failing to ful embrace him. his targets included virginiare cowoman barbara comstock. >> and barbara comstock was another one. she could have won that race, but she didn't want to have any embrace. for that, i don't blame her. >> the president had a lot more to say in that news conference, blaylexander has more on that part of the say, doreen, fact, speaking l for 90 minutes longest conference to date. he went back and forth with reporters for aood portion of it, but focused on the midterms, claiming victory. keep in mind, o tcourse, makeup of the house will look a lot different, but president trump seest to at l express optimism that he can work with both sides, calling it possibly a beautiful bipartisan situation. after an election, where his party lost control of the house, prident trump still calli the night a win. >> i thought it was a very close to complete victory. >> reporter: republicans increasing their control over the senate, picking up three seats. the president atricking that to the aggressive

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avenatti told reporters he has never hit a woman and is confident tha he will be ful exonerated. he was released on bail last night. avenatti has been an outspokeni crf the president and has flirted with a 2020 presidential run. >>> brace yourself if you use the dulles toll roads. pretty significant toll increases are coming at the start of 2019. you'll pay an extra 75 cents at the main toll plaza. there is a 50 cent hike atf the ramps. that's an additional $1.25 per day for some drivers, $2.50or roun trip. the money from the increases will help fund the silver line extension to dulles airport, set to open in 2020. >>> we just received google map's thanksgivingffic data for this year. take a look. google maps looked at t data from past thanksgivings to help d.c. residents get t where ey're going with as little stress as possible. the best time to leave d.c.s on thanksgiving day at 6:00 a.m. the worve time to l is on wednesday afternoon around 3:00. that's when everyone is heading out. as far as coming back home, google says aunday mornier thanksgiving at 6:00 a.m. is the best tim

notice the fall colors inct ful efere across our region. a lot of color now in our area, a sw start, for re, but it's out there. current temperature is 62 degrees so that's right around or a little bit above average. winds southwest at 7 miles per hour. the rest of the region is 50s to the north where we ha more oud cover, and 57 in ic fred 59 in martinsberg, charlottesville at 66 degrees and 61 in huntingtown.a stilce afternoon out there on our wednesday. shower activity, nothing in our area, but look, radar picking up stuff to the west, and not reaching the ground, but don't be surprised in the area toa se sprinkle or two back well to the north and west of the city, and then later tonig as the storm system moves to the south, i'll show you this, here it is, the storm to the so bh in atlant time storms in the area, could see shower activity coming through parts of the southern regis, but i not expecting much. now, this system was back to the west yesterday, and i wasok g at this, computer models had sun today, and i was looking at the stor

just knowing that they're not alone, that's very, very sell ful. two, believe in yourself. we all wake up in the morning and say, today is going to be the day. keep saying today is going to be the day. have some compassion. it may not actually happen today. you may not achieve everything you want, but it's just trying. if you're trying to put the best foot forward every day, it works out. it turns out. >> almost like speaking it into existence. >> that's exactly what it is. >> you can catch rock tuesday, november 16th at the barnes & noble in emeryville. you'll see him there at 10:00 in the morning. best of luck with the book. thanks for coming in. >> great, thanks for having me. >>> get ready for company if you plan to travel for thanksgiving. a record 30.6 million people expected to fly for the holiday. the busy stretch will last 12 days. it starts this friday, november 16th and runs through november 27th. the tsa says it's ready to make sure you get through security as quickly as possible. >>> we are going to be fully staffed. we'll be using over time to ensure that the

na security interests to look the other way when it comes to the brutal murder of jamal khashoggy i ful realize we have to deal with bad actors and imperfect sinaations on the internat stage, however, when we lose our moral voice, we lose our strongest asset." next week senators will come back and will have to ecide whether they want to put pressure on the president and put more pre arabia than the president has and one republican aid did tell me today that this statement that the resident released will likely encourage senators to put more pressure on saudi arabia than the president did. >> >> woodruff: well, reaction will continue to come in, andi know you have been staying on this shiry. nick scfrin, thank you. >> woodruff: now, for reaction from the "washington post," where jamal khashoggi was a columnist, we are joined bitthe paper's ial page editor, fred hiatt. fred hiatt, welcome to the program. the "post" reaction to the administration's announcement? >> i'm stunned, judy, to be nest. you know, there have been a lot of kind of amazing anday dismg things from this president, but

the type of money that is poured into it, feels like some power ful people are looking for powerful outcomes. >> we're interesting talking about the senate, do republicans get 53, 54, 55, and talking about the house how much democrats take over and by how much, what i'm watching is the governors races. the democrats are poised to do much better than they have past few cycles. republicans have owned governors races. there are 12 where it is dead-even or leading. seven of nine open seats where republicans are leading. florida, georgia, gotten a lot of hype for candidates there, incredibly close races. as this will be the most important election of our lifetime for the house and senate, watch the governor races. charles: this is something president trump has done to this country. so ironic, all of the money, all efforts gone to get people to go out and vote, president trump has done that he galvanized this country on one thing, going out to vote. >> when you said something the president has done i was going a different way, but you're right, he has gotten people out to vote. morgan is a very sm

wewe are asking the e dnc rejecl contntributionss from fossil ful loloyists andxecutives and asking for the green new deal to be incorporated into the democratic platform. amy: sunrise movement is organizing green new deal day of action around the country today. president is reportedly considering visiting troops in iraq and afghanistan. it would be his first visit to a war zone since he took office. trump has come under fire for skipping recent visits to a cemetery for world war i soldiers and france last weekend, followed by a missed visit to the arlington national cemetery on veterans day. on sunday, he attacked former navy seal admiral william mcraven -- who oversaw the u.s. operation that killed osama bin laden -- calling him a hillary clinton fan and an obama-backer during an interview with fox news. nissan chairman carlos ghosn was arrested in japan monday after an internal investigation revealed significant financial misconduct. ghosn is suspected of violating financial laws by filing false statements and under-reporting his income by more than $40 million over a five-year perio

it couldn't ring truer, as sherree burss reports, it's coming fuls circle. >> hayed across four continents, but d.c. has always been s home to devetney and now his world tour has led him back home. >> that was actually my bedroom window. at the top of this hill is like alabama avenue. that's the same avenue where the arena is. >> that arena is where you can see tital city go-go play in their inaugural city. the go-go, a "g" league team, where players have a shot at getting called up to the a. so devon's new home is smack in the middle of his old one. >> it' so funny, i talked to mr. hill just now and at 6:00 a.m. in the morning, i used to give him fits and he's just happou that,now, it all paid off. mom's radius was that stop sign and that stop sign, that was it. >> funnyor a guy whose playing career has spanned thousands of mile across 12 countries. >> to be honest with you, if i didn't pla basketball, if i didn't have some of these people on this street really looking for -- after my best intrests, i donow where i would be in life. >> d.c. is changing -- it's changing for the better. .>

his press pass will be ful restored, after being temporarily reinstated by a federal judge last week. but the white house warned if doesn't follow new rules for reporter conduct at presidential press conferences, they'll take further action. on wall st helped send tech stocks lower, and new worries about tensions china weighed on industrial shares. the dow jones industrial arage lost nearly 400 points to close at 25,017. the nasdaq fell 219 points-- 3%, and the s&p 500 slipped 45. and, former new york city mayor michael bloomberg has donated a record $1.8 billion to his alma mater, johns hopkins university. it's the largest gift ever given to an american educational institution. the money will go to replace student loans with scholarships at the baltimore university still to come on the "newshour," hundreds remain missing following the deadliest wildfire in california histor u.s. determines the saudi crown prince ordered the murder of a journalist; a new work requirement program causes thousands to le medicaid coverage in arkansas and much more. >> woodruff: returning to the wildfires

. >> and you have to look at the other ways that the president has not been help ful in these governor race's. a republican source point ed ou to me, if you look at how trump and mitch mcconnell had worked hand in glove to put these electable candidates on the ballot for the general election, there's been no similar equivalent on the governor's side, because he weighed in favor of kris kobach in kansas, in favor of ron desantis in florida, and also brian kemp in georgia. they all had more establishment republican candidates who are vying in that primary. and those are all toss-up states now. >> and this is very important, these governor's races, though we talk about the house and the senate, because we're creatures of washington, but think about 2020 redistricting. trump-to-obama states, states that president trump carried that president obama had carried previously. iowa, michigan, florida, pennsylvania. look right there. this is a very important, as we start to look to the 2020 calculation and the 2020 redistricting. >> and redistricting so important. but the president has not in man

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messaging that president trump set forth, he still is facing what could be a sentencing that would be harm ful for him and his family. >> and so, 70 hours of time that he has spent, he could be doing a lot of damage and a lot more than we could imagine to the trump circle and the organization and the president himself. >> right. i mean, we believe that 70 hours is split among the special counsel, the southern district of new york, and the attorney general's office, but what it means is that there is a lott more information that he has provided them the details of the trump organization's foray into trump tower moscow, and that is the beginning of it, and it may be the one thing that they, michael cohen really lied to congress about, but you can be sure that they are asking him everything from the trump tower meeting of june of 2016 and whether he knew about it and a what he heard about it, and anything else related to russian financial interests and russia's involvement in the campaign and in cord nation with the campaign. so there is a lot more than what we learned yesterday about what cohen

. >>> back with the ful newscast at 8:30. for now back to new york and the "today show." >>> good morning. holiday weekend havoc. a major winter storm is pounding td middle of the country. millions are set to head home from thanksgiving vacations. more than 35 million under some sort of warning or advisory. roads and airports about to be jammed. dylan is here with what you need >>> wake up call. the feaeral government relses a major new report on climate change,y contradicting m of president trump's past claims. the study predicting dire kon consequences for american lives and the economy. but it is the timing of the report drawing fresh criticism. >>> and the duke and ducss of sussex get set to make a new home away from prie william and kate middleton. it is november 24th, 2018. >>> good morning. welcome back to "today" on saturday morning c we do better than that. let's hear everybody one more time. >> look at the turkeys back there. >> a bunch of turkeys on the plaza, bearing some frigid cold. 32 degrees. better than a day

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. >> reporter: now the winds that ful fueled the fire push smoke across the area rendering neighborhoods unbreathable. >> it's horrible and so thick, you can smell the smoke and you can see it. >> i'm born and raised in sacramento and this is the worst air ever. >> reporter: people wore masks yesterday, the air posed health risks to chronic heart and lung diseases. doctors say breathing it in is the equivalent of smoking ten cigarettes a day. in san francisco, the bay bridge was almost completely obscured by the haze, and in berkeley, today's stanford cal football game was postponed to protect athletes from the severe conditions. and the problems won't go away for the more than 47,000 evacuees from the campfire. dozens of people are sick after multiple outbreaks at red cross shelters across the area. just one more challenge as these people try to move forward. >> a lot of challenges for them. thank you, meg oliver. stay safe in paradise, california. >>> an oval office revelation from president trump after nearly a year of negotiations, the president said he's finished writing out answers

a difference between asking what you want and behavior that's overthe line disrespect ful to the office of the president. >> sandra: was that ever discussed when you were at the white house further develop rules and processes to insure fair and orderly press conferences in the future? >> i think it may go to the judge's point which is that there has to be some way of saying if you violate this then this is how it will be dealt with. if we all need to agree to a certain protocols that will exist in terms of handing off the microphone, etc. i think that it behooves all of us at this point, sad to say, to get some of this down if writing as far as how things will be dealt with if there are concerns and agreed-upon set of behavior that journalists will agree to abide by. it doesn't mean their questions can get sensored or anything but there is a level of decorum that is afforded to the office of the presidency that maybe they can sit down and work with the white house correspondents to come to an agreement as to what it would look like and agreed upon resolution dispute system. >> sandra: d