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lso tweeting out the forecast to facebook and twitter. can you tweet the forecast to facebook? i don't know. cold air settles into the region. highs on thanksgiving eve only in the upper 40s. thanksgiving day, we're going to need the -- it's going to bed called c turkey for sure. high only 35 degrees on thanksgiving day and i know melissa, she loves the black going morning deals, it's to be frigid on friday morning. othere will be camping out for me. lanes are blocked there. we have a reporter on the way so we're going to get more information out once she arres there. northbound 270, we still have pening in work h those northbound lanes as you're kind of passing democracy and heading northbound there. southbound 270 at the divide, we have the left side blocked by a disabled vehicle, so that'sg slow things a little bit. southbound 295 before the beltway, one left lane is the tionly thing g by the crash there and the beltway itself looks pretty nkgood. >> tyou. 4:20 is our time right now. t's become almost as big as thanksgiving itself. we're talking about black friday. >> if you

lso spoke to one traveler who just flew in from chicago barely escaped that winter storm and now he has to deal with all of this. >> i got here at 3:00 p.m. its aboutho twos. its still bad. i don't know what's going on about the traffic, but i never seen it like this. >> reporter: and you may recall it was just two weeks ago that reagan national airport hadve a similar situation, the metro station was shutdown, traffic at a standstill a it took people hours to get here. this frustration is becoming a too many for travelers here and if you have flight out of reagan, you want to budget of extra time. they're expecting traffic to get better after 8:00 p.m. corey? >> all right. live for us at a very crowded t, airp thank you so much. >>> now your storm team 4 forecast. >>> and temperatures today soared into the 50s and 60s. ng at day we were loo heavy downpours across our area but today the sun came out and brout us some excellent weather and a great way to end the holiday weekend. temperatures now, e though the sun has set, notice we're looking at temperatures in the 50s across the board.

. >>> ale we're at it, shares of google parent alprebet lso dragged lower today. that stocks joins other so called faang names in the bear tori up 20% from the july peak and has erased all of its gains this week. >>> adding to today's tech misery, a report in theia fina times that says chinese authorities are alleging, quote, massive evidence of antitrust violations among some of the world'ses la semiconductor companies including samsung and micron tech. the report says that china plans to deepen its investigation into raese companies. >>> heightened tensions added to the market unrest. an annual economic summit brought together xi jinping and vice president mike pence who maintained a hard stance. >> we're taking decisive action to go on the trade imbalae. we put tariffs on 215 billion chinese goods and we could double that number but we hope for better. the unid states will n change course until china changes its ways. >> the so-calle apec summit involves 21 arab shoon and pacific based companies and this year it ended without a joint communique for the first ti

lso some freezing rain. frederick, around winchester, down tomartinsburg, all reporting freezing rain over the last cupf fcouple of hours d.c. looking a little better here. here's what's going on. the storm system is moving up, right? hat's the system along the coas the upper level low spinning right here, back towards kentky and moving into west virginia. we still have this to go. i think we're going to see a little bit of enhancement here, a little bit in the way of heavier movement coming through, snow and rain some of it freezing rain coming through over the next couple of hours and then getting out of here by the morning rush. temperatures. 41, d.c. no problem from d.c. south and east. it's all to the west. only 32 in, leesbu 32, winchester. 29 inpetersburg, west rginia. this is the area i'm concerned about. this is a high impact area. y if are living in these areas, i expect schools toe closed or delayed tomorrow. we could be deenling with a lot ce out there. much more on your morning commute and your

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i lso spent tuesday in pittsburgh when the president was there. i was posing the question to people outside those funerals for those people who were massacred for these people that were murdered. and the majority of people did not want the president there. republicans, democrats. the people they talked to said, we just wan to be able to grieve in peace. he's not a consoler in chihe. not someone who showed empathy in the way president bush and president obama has. he tweeted they showed me a lot of respect. he's going there to show hists resp there were hundreds of protestors. there are people who told me, i don't want to president here. i'm trying to see it in the jewish faith in all the good t thint are happening now. but people -- the environment was that no one wanted president trump there exct the police union chief who said yeah, he's here to pay respects if the officers. environment. toxic robert: when you think about the nrcc. they're not breaking with president trump am what's happening in pittsburgh. but they are raising some questions ab

the germans were deeply concerned that claim a lso would take a hard line and weaken the new german republic so as to eliminate its ability to threaten from us i. at the end of six months of discussions the various delegations arrived at the palace of versailles to sign the main peace treaty. the ceremony took place on june the twenty eighth one thousand nine hundred nineteen the date was no coincidence. exactly five years before on june the twenty eighth one thousand nine hundred fourteen the heir to the australian garion throne archduke franz ferdinand had been assassinated in sarajevo his murder had plunged europe into war. the choice of that some i was also symbolic it was here that the new german empire was proclaimed in eight hundred seventy one following france's defeat in the franco-prussian war. came also had four severely wounded french soldiers posted at the entrance to the main hall so that the german delegation would see them when they arrived. the germans took their places at three in the afternoon they had mere minutes to read and sign the treaty. the conditions opposed by the

lso goes for getting the free. it's much lighter wind today. we do have this winter weather advisory west of us. obably 8:00 or 9:00 tomorrow morning and a little bit of a wintmix. i'm not expecting major issues tomorrow. temperatures will be ithe 50s. right around 50 by the afternoon. i'll show you this real quick. you can see by 9:00 a.m. a little bit of rain moving into the area. heavy at times and some of thea s to the west could have a wintry mix. heavy rain. possib out here about 8:00 or 9:00. that 10 day coming up in a few minutes. but right now let's show you a look at the roads. >> absolutely no rush hour this morning. we're ultra light and holiday light out there on the roads. hov restrictits are in eff on the majors and tolls are in effect. it's a crash blocking the right lane. very little impact. a spin out because this traffic is able to merge on. that'syhe v latest. back over to you. >> thank you. a lot of you have been asking this odd question this week, how long does it take to amicrowave 25 pound turkey. >> it was a thanks givi

the democrats are poised to regain control of the house and lso hold on to the senate. >> brooke is here with the numbers. >> reporter: we've been tracking the races all night long. 193 democrats been elected in the house. they needed 25 more i.'s expected they'd take control. they needed 223 and have gotten 25. republicans 177 and they have to get to 218 to have the majority. in the senate 44 democrats have been elect. republicans flipped four so they've taken control of the senate. they needed at least 51. net gains ons the day, the house picked up 25 different seats in the house, 4 in the senate. speaking of the house, nancy pelosi is expected to be the new speaker of the house. list on the what she had to say. >> in stark contrast of the gop congress, we'll be led with transparency and openness. that's so that the public can see what's happening and how it affects them and they can weigh in. >> we also just found out momentings ago that trump actually called pelosi's aide there and actually congratulated her and the democrats for taking over the house. >> right now let's listen in to

community to think not just about inputs and outputs, but lso outcomes and challenging whether the community of i.g.'s are incentivized to focus on the most important issues. and the other thing he raised was should there be more cross-cutting subject matter i.g.'s that are looking at issues across the entire government like cyber security or health care. what do you think about some of those ideas that our i.g.'s to be incentivized to be doing the most important things? >> those are both great issues and important issues for us in the community to think about. we talk about it all the time when we are doing our work. it's fine to think about the minutia and the important individual issues we are finding in our audits, reviews and investigations. but i am oftentimes speaking with our folks about stepping back. what is the biggest pick here we are seeing that may need systemic resomer or systemic changes? that is i think what we bring to the table -- what we bring to the table is not just finding misconduct when it occurs, not just finding problems in programs, but really our core function an

they give you a piece of the foundation and the white stone. .lso, authentication plate ,ere is one of the book ends that was only two dollars. what about the rest? vernon,it went to mount to washington's home. camp david received plumbing and radiators. up inf the stone wound georgetown. they had so much still left over that some of it was left on the ground. they figured they may need it later. i got permission to show you this photo in exchange for you wherenot to tell it is located. there are three jobs in process in 1950. the demolition is finishing up and they are bringing the foundation down 22 feet. they are trying to have ground level. you can see where the stone gives way to smooth cement. you can see the bulldozer there. they had to scoop out all of that earth. 270,000 cubic feet of earth had to be taken out. finally, since the decision was made to keep the third floor of the house, they had to build these temporary columns to hold the roof up. they brought in these lateral support beams that kept the white house historic walls -- white house's historic walls from caving in.

gene- edited babies reported by the media obviously violates china's relevant laws and regulations,it lso crossed the line of morality and ethics adhered to academic community, whi is shocking and unacceptable. ea are firmly against this. >> woodruff: the rher's claims have not been hedependently confirmed. but he said todaill cooperate fully with any investig available for outside review. back in this country, a hotly contted nomination for a federal judgeship in north carolina may have gone down to defeat. attorney thomas farr had been criticized for defending state laws that were biased against black citizens. late today, south carolina republican senator tim scott w announced l vote "no." that ensures farr cannot gain a majority, if no other votes change. flash flooding h parts of northern california today as a new rainstorm drenched areas burned bare by wildfire. rescue teams deployed to aid people trapped in cars. meanwhile, crews continuedea clring debris and restoring electrical power on the outskirts of paradise. the town was largely destroyed by fire this month. deaths in the un

. >> reporter: sarah lso lives in sacramento, but as a child west portal was where her family shopped. today she came back. >> this is our sixth generation from the area. >> reporter: and supporting local businesses? >> absolutely as you can see here, with a nice board game, huh? >> reporter: her son, three-year-old vaughn, left with the game hungry hippo. the rain didn't stop maggie baker. she decided to get toys for her grandchildren today. >> i love to support local businesses, especially on a day like today when a lot of people are drichen to other places or online. >> reporter: small business owners hope sales will go up, but they say even more important is that customers keep their stores in mind all year long. and last year americans spent $13 billion on small business saturday. good for them. they need the help. i'm live in san francisco, lyanne melendez, "abc 7 news." >> all right. thank you so much, lyanne. in the east bay, the parking lot was full and people were lined up to get into stores at the outlet mall in livermore. some stores looked like they were ransacked by shop

in other wos, yes i have a girlfriend, but she goes to another school, and the school is in canada,lso she died. [ laughter ] also, what do you mean people wouldn't understand it? they're tax returns. trumsounds like a dad who doesn't know how to answer a question from his 5-year-old. "dad from?"does wind come "uh, you wouldn't understand. i definitely know the answer, t you wouldn't understand." ] [ laught trump cannot abide any checks on his power because he sees himself as above the law. for him, laws aren't constraints. they're weapons to be wielded against your opponents. fo example, he was asked wh would happen if democrats exercised their constitutional authority to investigate him, and he said that if they did that, he would consider it war. >> are you offering an my way, or highway scenario to the decrats? you're saying that -- >> negotiation. not at all. >> if they start investigating you, that you can play that game, and investigate them? >> better than them. >> can you compartmentalize that -- >> and i think i know more than they know. >> can you comrtmentalize that, and st

lso claiming-- without evidence-- that democrats are encouraging millions of undocumented immigrants to vote >> you know what i am? i'm a nationalist. okay? i'm a nationalist. >> reporter: while campaigning in texas, mr. trump called himself a "nationalist." in florida, he sd he would end "birthright citizenship" which is guaranteed by the 14th amendment. >> we will the drug dealers, we will keep them all out of our country. >> reporter: many saw that as the president aligning himself with "white nationists" and playing to racists' fears that america is becoming too diverse. >> we defeated the dem mob and >> reporter: more broadly, mr. trump is also touting his administration's achievements, including two supreme court justices and a strong economy. he also recently promised yet another tax cut if republicansei hold onto majorities in the house and senate. >> we will soon follow it up wi a 10% tax cut for the middlelass. >> reporter: but his main message continues toenter on immigration and a group of central american refugees heading to the u.s. to seek asylum. he's sent 5,200 activ

her work speaks for her from the years' past and she will even lso bring us further. democrats and republicans. and jeffries, i think he'll do a great job also, although i like the other lady, too, but he won it. and also now everyone, democrat and republican, look at the senate. the far a vote on justice and tim scott was the last vote and he voted yes to confirm him. and also, then, of course, you know, the vice president had to -- because it was a tie. he had to come in and break the tie. so next time we will all, democrats and republicans, will look at the senate. we got to start with both where this country has to come together. we cannot be split any more. we got to come together. and i'm talking to -- and i am a democrat. for many, many, many years. host: that's valerie in tampa, florida. thanks for that. pointing out the vote in the senate advancing the nomination of thomas farr to be a judge in the eastern district of north carolina. a seat that has been open for many, many years with tim scott, as she said, casting the deciding vote there. we're live on capi

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try to find an places to work together, but lso do the constitutional function of the congress which has been neglected for two years to conduct oversight of the executive branch, hold the accountable and there is a lot for which to hold this administration accountable, kind of look at these of tions of conflicts interest and corruption and to on matters of ht policy and how policy is administered in the country. there is no reason why democrats can't do both things and i think they will do both things. the work e oversight, they do on oversight, i predict it's going to be disciplined. going to be based in fact and research. he democrats will do their investigations and their homework and have a foundation the work they do and people will view their work as in the public interest. >> let me turn to our two political partisans here geoff for the democrats and frank for the republicans. in looking at polling and what ou understand about the electorate, where do you think best appeal could to the trump base and, frank, where do you think the appeal to can best the most hard core democra

we are pleased to welcome nicky ofgan, a conservative member parliament. .lso rupert harrison thank you both for joining us. nicky morgan, let me start off with you. how does the prime minister get this through parliament? the vote to -- we expect the vote to be on the 12th of december. appeal to the members of the public. constituents rightly having this say about this deal. people from around the rest of the country at the moment, the views are down the street. there are those who will not take a second vote. thee is a vast amount in middle who are saying, we have had to use of this. no deal is ever going to be perfect. say yes and get on. weekend, back in my constituency, it came up everywhere. people wereevent, really keen to discuss it. it is important i hear from them. it tone: how difficult is get it through parliament? what happens if she doesn't? nicky: it is going to be challenging. there are a couple of my colleagues said they will not vote for the deal. 2.5 weeks is a very long time in politics. rings change by the hour. -- things change by the hour. it is going to be challe

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,lso, the connecticut race democrats hoping to hold onto that speech. to bob stefannts askey -- off s -- bob stefan owski. stacey abrams has not conceded that race. republican, 48.6% to . speaking of stacey abrams, here's a bit of what she said to her supporters last night as those results were coming in. >> in georgia, civil rights have always been an act of will and a battle for our soul. [applause] >> and because we have been fighting this fight since our beginning, we have learned a fundamental truth. democracy only works when we work for it. when we fight for it. when we demanded. and apparently today, when we stand in line for hours, that's when democracy works. you votenight to tell for me to be counted. there are voices waiting to be her. across our state, folks are opening up the dreams of voters and absentee ballots and we believe our chance for a stronger georgia is just within reach. it until all seize voices are heard. and i promise you tonight, we are going to make sure that every vote is counted. [applause] >> every single vote. every vot

[cheers and applause] >>lso let's assume they're all distinguished bobbie scott of virginia. [cheers and applause] >> and eschew of califnia. [cheers and applause] >> t.k. of north carina. [cheers and applause] >> -- of california. [cheers and applause] >> -- of texas. [cheers and applause] >> karin of california. [cheers and applause] >> don buyer of virginia. [cheers and applause] >> and brendan boil of pennsylvania. heers and applause] >> we all join in thanking all of you. many of you are our vips. our real vips. our volunteers in politics. women and men mobiling in historic numbers to see what that gop was doing and refused to stand still. every call you made, door you knocked, text you sent, every conversation you had made the difference between winning and losing in this election. thanks to you we owned the ground. thanks to you. [cheers and applause] >> thanks to you tomorrow will be a new day in america. [cheers and applause] >> remember this feeling, knowo the power t win. [cheers and applause] >> and almost allla congraons that dynamic diverse incredible candidates