to him, michelle was anything but. who's the michelle you knew? >> she was a quiet kid. helpful. very friendly. got along with everybody, and everybody seemed to get along with her. her senior class superlative was the kid most likely to brighten your day. >> reporter: ed was her softball coach. he'd known the carter family for years. were these the kind of parents that came to every game? >> yeah. there would always be somebody at the game. if you needed somebody to do something, you didn't have to ask them twice if you needed help with anything. >> reporter: he's been supportive of michelle and her family, and was outraged she was ever charged. >> it's a travesty. she wasn't there. and we've gone down a slippery slope here, if somebody being on the phone, talking about committing suicide can be held to involuntary manslaughter. >> reporter: joe cataldo, michelle's attorney, agrees it's a slippery slope. he thinks the commonwealth made a mistake. >> this is an overreach of the prosecution. and from day one, until this day i sit here, i don't think a crime was committed. >> repor

. >>> welcome, michelle obama. >> michelle obama has returned to the spotlight. >> when she lifts her voice, people listen. >> from her humble roots in chicago. >> michelle is south side to the core. >> a girl from the south side can become first lady, all things are possible. >> her journey to the white house embodied the american dream. >> if you can dream with me then you know there is no other choice other than barack obama. >> there was no going back. a new day had dawned. >> she was like no other first lady. >> let's move, let's move! >> she challenged us always to move the dial. >> full of spirit and grace but forced to walk a tightrope. >> as a black woman, there were certain emotions she wasn't allowed to have. >> and i hope i've made you proud. >> now for the former mom in chief, there's no holding back. >> it's my responsibility to use my voice to help people. >> michelle obama's one of the most revered public figures, not just maybe in america, but in the world today. ♪ >>> she's destined to be remembered as one of the nation's most beloved first ladies. >> i always knew

michelle: this is "bbc world ws america." reporting from washington, i am michelle fleury. having a clear understanding of a qu pro quo. newlyeleased transcripts show the u.s. ambassador to the ukraine confirming a link between military aid and polical goals. more details, but no clear move, as authorities investigate the murder of nine u.s. citizens in mexico. plus, forget being single. the preferred term is now "self-partnered." how a hollywood star is pushing l for updated reality. michelle: for those watching on pbs and around the globe, welcome to "world news america." the drama around the impeachment inquiry is intensifying by the day. earlier on we heard house wednesday democrats say they would begin holding open hearings next week. we got more closed-door testimony, this time from diplomat in ukraine.a's top when asked whether president trump had linked military aid to a promise of an investigation into t biden famil ambassador taylor responded, "that was my clear understanding. security assistance money would not come until the president committed pursue the invest

michelle: sí, hija. aunque los vi todos estos años que fueron a visitarme a la cárcel, nada se compara con la alegría que siento de convivir con ustedes en libertad. cynthia: y en plena libertad, hija, porque estos diez años estuviste en terapia con una psicóloga de trabajo social y lograste rehabilitarte de tus adicciones. michelle: sí, mamá. y esta nueva vida te la debo a ti, que siempre me insististe y que no me dejaste por el bien de la familia. cynthia: porque soy tu mamá y te amo, hija. y así te equivoques mil veces, las mil veces te voy a tender la mano. eloísa: perdóname, mamá, por decirle a mi abuela lo que tú me hiciste prometer que mantendría en secreto. michelle: no, hija. perdóname tú a mí. las mentiras jamás traen el bien de la familia, sino la verdad. también gracias a ti es que ahora tenemos la segunda oportunidad de ser una verdadera familia. cynthia: bueno, comencemos de una vez. vamos a la mesa. eloísa: vamos. lía: vamos, mami. cynthia: como padres las intenciones

let's say michelle obama got into the contest this spring or this summer. could the media cover for michelle obama until election day? are you serious? yeah. they could. and they would. one of the main lessons of donald trump's 2016 election is that you never really what's going to happen. unexpected things happen far more often than we manage they do or that we pretend they do. but, wait a second, you say. p the one thing we do know is that michelle obama doesn't want to be president. she has been categorical about it. absolutely not. she is not running. that's what she said. yeah. that's what she said. but before you take thosehabu words too seriously, consider the following exchange. this is from january 22nd, 2006. >> i will serve out my full six-year term. you know, tim, if you get asked enough, sooner or later, you get weary. and you start looking for new ways of saying things. but my thinking has not changed. >> so you will not run for president or vice president in 2008? >> i will not. >> tucker: tim russert went on to thank senator obama for his ca

they overestimate -- you sound quite bearish, bob michele. bob: what is missing in all of this is going down to the grassroots level. when we hear from companies is they are struggling with margin pressure. they are feeling the impact in trade, they feel the impact of higher cost from their suppliers. it is having an effect. how do companies traditionally respond? they cut cost. that means fewer employees and less capex. all of that is in the horizon, approaching rapidly. the fed is somewhat naive to assume everything is fixed for now. i do expect things to continue to slow down. jonathan: i know groshong is key to get to the market call. are you saying we are buying around 1.70? question.ithout we have had a backup, there was good reason for it, we have had crossover buying from tourists looking for some insurance from other asset classes. now the big money is coming in. the spigot turned on again to qe and you are seeing at a higher yield and with the slowdown people are seeing globally, they are looking to the u.s. as the high-yield market

michelle asegura que su presunta agresora le lanzÓ insultos raciales diciÉndole que se regresara a su paÍs y que deberÍa hablar en inglÉs. la joven le contÓ a pedro rojas lo que considera una perturbadora experiencia. pedro: ella es michelle carvajal y el pasado 18 de octubre fue vÍctimade un ataque por hablar en espaÑol con un grupo de amigas. se lento hecho quedÓ grabado en vÍdeo y ahora para michelle y su familia venezolana que llegÓ a estados unidos buscando refugio la vida simplemente ha cambiado. >> me ha infectado demasiado, algo que yo solamente lo vi en las pelÍculas, el bullying. pedro: michelle cuenta que todo comenzÓ dÍas antes cuando la agresora descrita como afroamericana le criticaba verbalmente por hablar espaÑol. el dial el incidente le lanzÓ un lÁpiz en la cara y tras discutir y golpear a otro compaÑero que la defendiÓ michelle le respondiÓ diciendo que tenÍan los mismos derechos y no debÍa actuar de esa forma. fue entonces que la discusiÓn se tornÓ fÍsica. >> ya llegÓ un punto donde la niÑa me estaba empezando golpear tan fuerte que todo el

. >> i'm michelle griego. it is 5:00. let's check in with mary because a lot of people will be outside shopping, mary. they need to stay warm. >> they do for sure, michelle. that big winter coat y'all need it this morning because ware watching the temperatures plummet as you start off the day. here is alive lack. you can see the highlights embarcadero center. you're down to 28 degrees. a cold start for you. 35 concord. 38 san jose. 34 livermore. 40 oakland. 44 in san francisco. a freeze warning for the north bay valleys and mountains until 9:00 a.m. a frost advisory for the coast and east bay and santa clara valley due to the plummeting cold temperatures. through the afternoon, the daytime hygienist rally in the low to mid 50s. this afternoon tracking our next storm system with an atmosphere rick river. we'll talk about the weekend forecast coming up. >>> thank you mary. if you're leaded out the door, you plan to go shopping, so

this is not an endorsement of michelle obama, obviously. far from it. just acknowledgment that this isn't crazy? >> yeah. >> tucker: this could very likely be in the works there are signs and why wouldn't they do that? >> yeah. it's very obvious as you said and pointed out a number of other democrats continue to jump in because the field is not getting the results that they need in terms of being able to go after president trump. michelle obama is not only one of the most admired women in the world. she has high name i.d. and she has, most importantly, the obama apparatus that could get her elected that was something that hillary clinton wasn't able to tap into in terms of appealing to obama voters. appealing to the same people that got him elected twice. barack obama, david axelrod have that apparatus. it has not been engaged fully since president obama ran in 2012. and certainly they could readjust that to go behind her on top of all of the name recognition that she has. but, you know, one thing that people say to make the argument, michelle obama doe

you sound quite bearish, bob michele. bob: i do. what's missing from this is going down to the grassroots level. what we hear from companies is they are struggling with margin pressure. they are feeling the impact in trade, they feel the impact of higher cost from their suppliers. it is having an effect. how do companies traditionally respond? they cut cost. that means fewer employees and less capex. i think all of that is in the horizon, approaching rapidly. i think the fed is somewhat naive to assume everything is fixed for now. i do expect things to continue to slow down. jonathan: i know gershon is keen to get to the market call. let's get there. what is the market calling treasuries right now? are you saying we are buying around 1.70? gershon: without question. we have had the backup. there was good reason for it. i think we have had crossover buying from tourists looking for some form of insurance from other asset classes they own. now, the big money is coming in. the ecb has turned on the spigot again to qe, and you are seein

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. >> i'm michelle griego. it is friday finally mary. >> oh, my goodness, our favorite day of the week. finally friday. we made it to the end of the workweek and looking at brighter weather today and especially into the weekend. your weather headlines. if you're heading out the door a cloudy start and spotty patchy drizzle, sprinkles out there in spots. as we go through the afternoon we're going to catch that gradual clearing with milder daytime highs. a little warmer compared to yesterday. we're going to continue with that brighter weather as you look ahead to the weekend with more sunshine and warmer temperatures. as we go through the day, looking at concord in the upper 60s as well as for fairfield. 67 san jose. 66 oakland. 65 for san francisco. we'll talk about the weekend forecast coming up. >>> i'm ready for the weekend mary. if you're commuting along the peninsula so far, so good. 101 in both directions clear as you leave san mateo. 280 off to a great start. we have a minor snag in the clearing changes t

michel are no shocked by this form of aggression toward him as mayor of. after he made sure things quite down on august 1st his garage was set on fire later that night his house almost caught fire 2. nobody was hurt but the attack left its mark on him. the firefighters hadn't woken us up by chance because of another fire at 4 in the morning everything here would have burned down. and we were all asleep at 1st i was just angry but then we also felt very vulnerable. yes. but our grandchild was here 2 days earlier. my wife is affected so i'm not on my own. are no has been mayor for 4 years now he gave up his job in the army. for him being mayor is like a calling c n n but the good news got to love your community you can see how the way she can't be mayor. it looks more than just a full time job. are no complaints that in france mayors are pretty much on their own more and more people are ignoring the rules doing whatever they like with no regard for others. will year said look at this there's garbage just 50 meters from the main road the dishes he thought thi

after his name for the job michelle described the task as immense. in this 5 years you. can look through project. it is very important to protect and to prove our unity over very very city especially all through. michelle takes over from donna just the plain speaking paul he grew increasingly outspoken during his term he once said there was a special place in hell reserved for those who campaigned for practice it has been equally blunt in his criticism of donald trump. but he brought a higher profile to the office of council president and he gained respect as a dedicated european. but after what my term has been about i also without hesitation you. know i thought asia tough almost. from the very beginning. the quest to bring a divided europe together is likely to be the biggest challenge facing to successor to. in malta the government has turned down a deal with a key suspect who wants to tell all in the case of the murder of the journalist. she was investigating government corruption angry protesters gathered outside the prime minister's office as he held a 7 hour emerg

thank you, michele >> the race to 2020 could get a little more crowded. former new york city mayorionaet is planning to file paperwork in the alabama presidential primary asper alexander takes a >> reporter: former new york city mayor michael bloomberg is preparing to enter the 2020 democratic presidential race the advisor tells nbc news bloomberg expected to file paperwork this week as a candidate in alabama where there is a friday deadline to qualify for the race but bloomberg has not made a final decision on whether to run. the democrat turned republican turned independent turned democrat billionaire has been a fierce critic of president trump, even before he took office >> i am a new yorker and i know a con when i see one. >> reporter: if bloomberg enters, it would be a seismic shake up for the 2020 race with the democrats now divided between progressive candidates like elizabeth warren and bernie sanders and centrist candidatesi in a statement a bloomberg advisor says bloomberg is increasingly concerned the current field of candidates is not well pos

with our guest co-host ryan michelle bathe. here's strange question -- have you ever punched a co-star? >> yeah. whitney houstonnd me. >> i was talking aboutn a fight scene. >> oh. >> well, nothingreaks the ice like a swift right hook. >> as lauren zima found out talking to matt damon and christian bale about their mov "ford versus ferrari." >> it'the silliest fight ever. >> i was actually really trying to hurt you. i'm just that ineffective. >> do you think you can beat ferrari? >> i'm going to try. >> i also loved watching noah's character, the way he had this look in his eyes seeing his dad race and being at the track with him. i wonded if you guys bring your own kids on set do th look at yothat same way. >> n >> no? >> definitely not. >> no. >> matt and christian play car guys in the movie, but we wanted to put their actual car iq to the test. >> we ve real car names and fake ones. just guesshich one's real and which one's the fake one. >> the isuzu mystery utility wizard. >> no, fake. >> that can't be real. >> that is a re

michelle? >> yeah, the bloops are big part of the parade but also right behind you, the march everything bands and all that goes into it. it was a last-minute decision to fly the balloons, we know that. did less people come out to the parade because of that, or are you still seeing the big crowd. >> reporter: i mean the crowds lined up the entire route but a lot of people that we spoke to say that they do come here to take the balloons and what goes into getting these balloons ready, by the way. a lot goes into it. they did a test about a month ago with all the handlers that they get out into the sky. hundreds of handlers just to make each and every one of these balloons fly. >> it is so cool, mark. you have a great assignment today on this thanksgiving day. if you have to work, that's a cool story to cover. thanks so much. >> absolutely. happy thanksgiving. >> happy thanksgiving to you, too. >>> 500 volunteers are on their way into glide kerrygold has a taste so rich it can take you to ireland

michelle miller joins us from new york. good morning the >> reporter: good morning michelle. ahead on "cbs this morning," president trump reveals he is reopening talks with the taliban. what this means for america's longest war amid tension with leaders here at home. >>> plus for the first time in history, the majority of americans expected to do their black friday shopping online. we'll hit the stores to see how that is affecting one of the busiest shopping days of the year. >>> and an inside look at the highly anticipated films hitting the screen this holiday season. which ones are already getting oscar buzz? we'll let you mow whenway sue iott at 7:00. >> i don't know, but maybe "little women." i'm excited about that movie. all right. a good eye. >> michelle miller thanks so much. cbs this morning starts at 7:00 so we'll see you pretty soon. >>> 6:44 this morning. the 30th annual tree-lighting ceremony in san francisco at 6:00 this even. more than 33,000 lights will kick off the holidays. you might want to get there early tonight. live musician will serenade the celebration

and there will be keen interest in charles michel's style when dealing with the uk. he is expected to vigorously defend eu interest. he will represent the eu on the world stage during international summits and convene key eu meetings. at a time when global relations are being tested, stretched and reset, the task ahead is far from simple. gareth barlow, bbc news. let's brief you on some of the other stories making the news: there have been renewed demonstrations in malta where protestors are demanding the resignation of the prime minister, joseph muscat, over his handling of the murder of the anti—corru ption journalist, daphne ca ruana galizia. protesters sat in the road near the parliament building and chanted, "muscat out". hong kong is braced for a fresh round of protests over the weekend, as police said they would withdraw from a university on friday that has been the site of some of the worst clashes between protesters and security forces in nearly six months of unrest. the protests are planned from friday, through the weekend and into next week. hong kong ha

i'm kenny choi. >> i'm michelle griego. it is friday finally mary. >> oh, my goodness, our favorite day of the week. finally friday. we made it to the end of the workweek and looking at brighter weather today and especially into the weekend. your weather headlines. if you're heading out the door a cloudy start and spotty patchy drizzle, sprinkles out there in spots. as we go through the afternoon we're going to catch that gradual clearing with milder daytime highs. a little warmer compared to yesterday. we're going to continue with that brighter weather as you look ahead to the weekend with more sunshine and wa

and michelle williams, and i cannot. there is a dynamic between the two of them although the chalk and cheese. —— and michelle williams, i like her a lot. and best out this week, i knew what we are going to choose. it was so knew what we are going to choose. it was so stressful when i saw did you like it? i thought it was very well made. i was so stressed. i struggle to enjoy thumb that stressed that much. but the was excellent and the score was unusual and interesting. it is meant to bea unusual and interesting. it is meant to be a film about teenagers, but it is kind of lord of the flies and that score, it is unbelievable and get under your skin. are you glad that you sought? and can tell that you did not enjoy it. i am a bad person only managed about two thirds of it. i could not take any more. i was looking, why is no one dying of hypothermia, who is the hostage cosmic it is intense. it has an intense cinematic experience. and when we get to the end of the year i think it will be on the best of the end of the yea

. >> and i'm michelle griego. let's go to mary lee. hey, it's friday and we have been waiting. >> so happy it is friday. we made it to the send of the workweek and we did it together. here is a live look with the mount vacca cam. isn't that a pretty view of the clear skies as we start off the day? now, let's show you the temperatures out there. another chilly start, especially in santa rosa, down to 39 degrees. looking at 44 in concord, oakland, 50. livermore, 40. 51 in san francisco. san jose at 46. weather headlines, chilly start. mostly clear skies. tracking that patchy fog rolling in this morning. we'll see plenty of sunshine and mild, seasonal temps as we go through the afternoon in store for us. check out the high, all in the 60s. mid-60s, concord, san jose, oakland and san francisco. gianna? >> not bad on the roadways this morning. if you are heading out early, you are good to go. for the most part, we are seeing some easy conditions right now on this portion. we have a few brake lights but not as many as you see. we do have a t

michelle? >> reporter: i am in the middle of all of this wonderful and with me is amber with whole foods market and this is the 11th year that kpix 5 has partnered up with you. you make it so easy to donate. >> thank you, michelle that we have three ways that you can donate. the first way is through these barrels pick you can drop food items into the barrels and food banks are looking for things like canned beans, crackers, pasta, and toilet paper. you can also do cash donations at the register. the third way you can donate is through the nichols for nonprofit program. you bring any reusable bag into the holds food market and we will give you five cents for every bag. >> reporter: that is so great to get is so easy to give. coming up we have a special presentation for the redwood empire food bank so we will see you in a bit. >>> still had, a brief security scare at the white house and what caused a lockdown. rescue teams working to free people in albania and we continue to track the first big b

michelle is live tonight at the south hayward bart station. michelle? (wipe vo) bart officials said earlier this week, the suspect, jermaine brim had walked away from a san leandro psychiatric facility ... before the stabbing. he was listed as an 'at- risk' missing person after leaving the facility. yesterday during his court appearance, we learned he was previously charged just this past may, with the negligent discharge of a firearm, shooting from a car and possession of a concealed and loaded firearm. as michelle mentioned.. brim is currently being held without bail at the santa rita jail. ((ken))happening tomorrow... brace for backups on the bay bridge.caltrans will be doing maintenance from saturday night into sunday morning. at least two lanes in each direction will be open at all times.three of five lanes in both directions will be closed starting at 11 pm saturday until 9am sunday. then sunday night starting at 11:45 pm, two lanes in the eastbound direction will be closed, re- opening no later than 5:00 a-m monday. (pam) taking a live look outsi

michele grossman who is track ing it all for us. michele, what more can we expect >> we have a lot heavy rain, the bitter blast, some snow, some freezing rain. it's going to be a tough one for some of us the first couple days it's always the toughest. let's look at wind chills because that's when if feels like when you walk out the door. you want to dress for the temperatures and our bodies aren't quite used to it yet. look at the numbers. we're looking at single digits in some spots in terms of the feel temperature minneapolis 10 this cold blast will move off to the east by friday, so green bay 9, fargo 11 is what it's going to feel like on friday morning rapid city 20, st. louis 20, even in the northeast we are feeling that cold, cold air new york city saturday morning waking up to temperatures right around 32 degrees. it will feel more like 27. we're going to have a breeze there. keep in mind there are still kids playing football outside,o temperatures >> iffy this time of year. >> yes >> americans will soon have a front-row seat

michelle. >>and family back home in maine who would just be so ashamed of me right now for saying that i'm cold but it's really cold out here it feels very raw and more so than the rain we're just dealing with that bitter temperatures, everybody here in downtown walnut creek is a bundled up and says it feels like winter. people shopping early sales and kids enjoying time off from school so my friends and i were just shopping around. looks like about the rain soon. >>don't know i want to get too cold or too late. >>some shoppers enjoying the change in weather. the cold temperatures, the brain. family feels like thanksgiving now. a few sprinkles here in downtown walnut creek earlier though we had as. >>steady rainfall just about an hour ago, but it's not stopping people from coming out a lot of them are on fall break enjoying being outside in the weather that's a little different than what we've been used to and they're shopping getting ready for those black friday sales softened it back to you g

michelle: of course. i don't think he's going to be much different from what he said in the last press conference. he will probably highlight that he thinks the fed has brought policy to an appropriate level, that monetary policy by some measures is actually accommodative, that they would need to see this material reassessment of the outlook before they adjust policies lower. i think it is going to be a very similar narrative. what i am looking for and hoping for is maybe a little bit more perspective on what those triggers might be. what does material reassessment of the outlook mean? what would worried them about the economic data or the event that would prompt them to start cutting again. if they do cut, what do they think that will look like? what is the speed of those adjustments? how concerned about the balance of the risk? what ishedea they think they are at the appropriate level now? what comes next? michael: i have the feeling it is going to be the old supreme court pornography definition. we can

supporters of president michel owen try to canter antigovernment sentiment that is paralyze the country for more than 2 weeks. authorities in delhi declared a public health emergency as air pollution reaches the highest levels this year heavy smog closer schools and causes dozens of flights to be diverted. in the bundesliga a fiercely fought and historic saw it. secure the capital city for bragging rights to the one nil victory over local rivals her top. a michael thanks for joining us nationwide protests are underway in lebanon as demonstrators keep up their demands for reforms in political change and one rally outside beirut thousands have gathered in support of president michel own he's been under heightened pressure to step down after the prime minister did so earlier this week. anti-government rallies are also taking place today lebanon has been swept by more than 2 weeks of demonstrations against a political class accused of corruption but the protesters also turned their rallies into joyous occasions. with illuminated mobile phones held aloft and a celebrity d.j. behind the decks

she has all the details. >> good morning michelle and kenny. it is a fog di start to the day, chilly as well. treasure island camera. you can't even make out the tower out there on our bay bridge because of the fog. you can see temperatures in the 40 and in the 50s this morning. areas of dense fog along the coast and for parts of the bay down to a quarter mile for concord, hayward as well as napa and santa rosa. in the afternoon clearing for most of us except for the coast with daytimes high seasonal. 78 in concord. looking at 76 for a high san jose. 60s oakland and mid-60s for san francisco. >> that fog is definitely going to affect your drive this morning. especially on the bay area bridges. we have a fog advisory for the golden gate bridge. here is a live look. limited visibility as you work across the span. this morning y'all sea foggy spots as well. definitely be careful as you work your way into san francisco this morning. drive times 15 minutes from the richmond san rafael bridge into san francisco. fog here, as well. you can make those

for phil and michelle, paradise was home, and their home was in danger. michelle was away at a conference, but was on the phone with her husband as he was being evacuated driving through the flames. >> he was driving next to ridge view school as it was burning down on both sides. >> reporter: their dog and house was okay, but the paradise district lost 5 of its 9 schools in the fire. this district leader had to put on a happy face. >> they're looking to somebody to say we're going to stick together. >> reporter: she says she never thought about shutting down. >> why would i make all these kids lose their home and lose their schools? no, we'll find a way. and so that's what we did. >> reporter: but then more loss for john. her dog later drowned in a neighbor's pool, and then a biking trip turns tragic. >> this was about a half hour before the accident, before his heart attack. >> reporter: michelle john mourned another loss. this time her best friend. >> it's a lot. >> reporter: but she still worked every day. she says she was motivated by this community w

. >> i'm michelle griego. let's go straight to mary lee to talk about the forecast. >>> good use it morning to you. big changes for today. much cooler and there is a chance to see an isolated sprinkle or shower. a lot to talk about. here is the future cam under mostly partly sunny skies. weather headlines, some patchy fog in spots this morning. partly to mostly cloudy skies. temps will be about 10 to 15 degrees cooler po as a cold front pushes through. we'll see increasing fire danger, especially for the higher elevat feet we'll talk more about that in just a few minutes but check out the highs for today. the 68 in con court. 63 in oakland and san francisco. and 65 for the high this afternoon and san jose. the full forecast coming up. >> we are seeing some stop and go conditions as you work your way through the altamonte pass. new report of a crash on 24, on the westbound side, blocking at least the left shoulder. there you have a lot of ac thrift on scene for this one car crash, right as you get to that 580 s

. >> i'm michelle griego. ware on storm watch. let's begin with mary lee tracking the thunderstorm and scattered showers this morning. mary. >> yes, a lot to get to this morning on high def doppler. ware still tracking that rain, so scattered showers and brief heavy downpours. also some small hail to start off the day. let's zoom in and you can see looks like the east bay right now getting some moderate to heavy rain from oakland, san dre' andro, over walnut creek and hayward and across the alto,helook. the coast, half you can see the raindrops. it is wet right now. temperatures running in the mid- to upper 40s to start off the day. through the afternoon, your weather headlines, scattered showers and isolated thunderstorm or small hail possible through the afternoon. we'll catch some sun through the day. cool daytime highs and a few showers possible for thanksgiving. we'll talk more about this coming up. >>> thank you mary. we're dealing with the slick surfaces. be careful. give yourself a few extra minutes and take it slow. we're

i'm michelle griego. sacramento police made a break in a nearly two decade old case involving a missing woman from san francisco. the victim known for 18 years as jane doe was burned alive before she was found in a dumpster. dna submitted to a genealogy lab led to perion gray who was reported missing from san francisco. >>> the contra costa county police are making increased patrols after an increase in crime. >>> let's check in with mary on this thanksgiving forecast. >> happy thanksgiving to you, michelle. we are looking at some sunshine. few lingering showers possibu o bridge camera. you can see a little bit of sunshine out there as well. temperatures in the 30s and 40s. santa rosa, down to 35 degrees. 38 in san jose. livermore at 37. looking at low 40s from concord, oakland and san francisco. weather headlines, a few showers possible this afternoon, also catching some sunshine. a cold night tonight and into tomorrow morning. freeze warnings in effect for the north bay valleys. frost advisory for the n

michele? >> a live look now from washington where the supreme court will hear arguments in the daca case in just about half hour. right now, some activists at the microphone. the fate of more than 400,000 young immigrants protected by the obama era program is in the balance. >> president has many reasons to end the daca program. it was started by a previous president who he does not agree with. it is his judgment that for national securities or other reasons, we should not have it. those are legitimate reaps. in this case, essays he is getting rid of daca baits is illegal. it is not illegal. based on that wrong premise, the regulation will fall. >> california attorney general xavier becerra is leading the effort to defend daca. several rallies are planned in the bay area today to support the so-called dreamers. at 11:45 in san francisco, demonstrators will gather in privett plaza at usf. in san jose, students at 10 schools will walk out. >>> the offduty richmond office horse shot and killed a

6 80 in walnut creek so michelle. >>how are things there. moving just fine 6 a north. week out here so if you're trying to lead to. >>for thanksgiving, staying off the road as much as he can to avoid traffic like this. but some people have a long way to travel to be with family in are heading out now. >>in the thick of it and traveling to. friends and family with a aaa says more than 55 min people are. >>with more than 49 million of t those people hitting the road. >>early enough so it hasn't that so far. >>aaa says 1.6 million more people are traveling this year for turkey compared to last year and today is the worst day to travel. effects they are not democrats or anything the wst and tbe on the run. highway in local traffic was moving slow. this afternoon so. >>michelle thank you we have been sending traffic alerts from our kron 4 app you can stay connected as you travel this thanksgiving holiday with live traffic maps and weather conditions and you can download the kron 4 app right now. >>suspects oke into a home

me michel on a wall has come to look around. he's worried about this housing estate on the edge of his town especially since residents often to come here late in the evening on august 1st they asked him to ensure peace and quiet they had had enough. so this is a series ideal for people to sit and drink alcohol that's how it all started. mr mayor i won't wish you a good day mayor only wants to see perfect citizens here he basically wants to transform the entire town into an old people's home. that. somebody didn't see live in fear and you're one of these people who scare them intentionally. or shout. i must look really dangerous they're not scared of me stop making up stories there was a fire at the mayor's place and that happened because certain people had an issue with him they haven't attacked anyone else just the mayor i personally want to start a fire i just don't like him but we simply don't talk to one another that's all there is to it. michel are no shocked by this form of aggression toward him as mayor of philadelphia. a

i mean, what's michel barnier up to? and all the taskforce 50 people? i'm sure they're all busy with important work. or maybe, were theyjust watching you walk around wearing the withdrawal agreement?! i don't know. avoiding me like the plague, when i was dressed like the withdrawal agreement. which i thought they'd enjoy. you'd think they'd be rushing out and, like, kissing it and hugging it and signing it! well, no, it's an interesting combination, in that you've got... so, i had lunch with someone today who's worked every single day for the last two and a half years on brexit. they're going off to a different job. lots of other people have moved on because they thought brexit would be done by now. so, actually, the number of people who've got real, real knowledge and a real sort of passion for this issue is starting to dwindle. and then, that'll be dramatised in a few weeks, when charles michel takes over from donald tusk as president of the european council. yeah. his approach may be very different. bearing in mind back in the mists of time, when we

king community center michelle. >>it was such a great afternoon here, hundreds of people were served a nice warm meal people who were work in the bay area but just need a little extra help. >>the year means a lot to me. >>community really should know gloucester home 5 months ago, but it's still thankful this holiday spending time with their kids ting a delicious meal you've got turkey, we've got something we've got vegetables potatoes, we've got it hi, we've got cake volunteerst the samaritan house in san mateo serving up all the staples to community members who work in the bay area. i just need a little extra help here in the richest county in the united states. >>one out 5 people are and yet elow sustainability they're working they're trying to raise your children here this this organization is that is a great organization, the fact that ty do that in the 10 to help out people at their daily lives is something >>state senator jerry hill stop by the volunteer giving back to those in need. >>it's a way to prioritize

. >> i'm michelle griego. let's send it to mary lee to talk about cooler temperatures today. >> that is right. temperatures a little cooler today, but still above average. we'll continue to cool it down for tomorrow. you'll notice more clouds for today. that ridge of high pressure slowly breaking down a little bit. our san jose cam remarks mostly cloudy skies in san jose. 52 right now in south bay. san jose. 50 in concord. livermore at 49. 50 san francisco. mid-40s for santa rosa. through the afternoon, we are looking at temperatures again cooler compared to yesterday, 73 in concord. 73 stan san. 69 oakland. 65 for san francisco. still looking at mild to warm temperatures, very pleasant conditions. we'll tell you what you can expect for tomorrow and the chance for drizzle. >> we're seeing the usual traffic patterns. altamont pass and brakes lights out of tracy. 31 minutes from 205 to the dublin interchange. looks like traffic is starting to load up there. first reports of a crash. chicago highway. bate looks,

and michelle williams — i like her also. yeah. and there is a dynamic between the two of them, which is although they're chalk and cheese, very, very different, they are, as the drama plays out, you realise that they are two sides of a similar coin. 0k. and now, best out this week? i know what you were going to choose. yeah, you did. i knew. it's — have you seen it yet? it was so stressful! you did? it was so stressful! did you like it? um, i thought it was very well—made but i... 0k. your — your thing earlier. like, sitting like this. yep. i was so stressed. i struggle to enjoy films that stress me out that much, i'm afraid. 0k. but i thought — i thought the filming was excellent and i thought the score was very unusual and very interesting. i mean, theoretically, it is meant to be a film about teenagers, but i think it is about much more. it's like lord of the flies, it's kind of heart of darkness. that mica levi score... the score was extraordinary, yeah. unbelievable, which gets under your skin. so are you glad that yo

kingston kron 4 news michelle. thank you. >>governor gavin newsome today hosted a meeting with pg e executives and attorneys in an attempt to try to get the company out of bankruptcy sooner the meeting comes as some state and local officials want a government takeover of the company's equipment. capitol bureau reporter ashley zavala caught up with pg e seo and brings us the latest. >>the ge ceo bill johnson along with other executives and lawyers representing fire victims all met here at the governor's office this morning. the leader of the company responding to threats of a government takeover of the utility. pg e executives tuesday walked into governor gavin newsom's office just days after the governor urged all parties in the company's bankruptcy to speed up the process. >>the governor hoping to broker a deal between the groups major changes can't happen for fiji any until it's out of bankruptcy. the company under constant criticism and now in this proceeding for its role in wildfires, it's also under scrutiny f