she always would set up the football for charlie brown and say, come on, charlie brown, ticket. and he really wanted to kick the football, but he always knew that lucy would pull the football out from under him and he would fall flat on his back. it this time she says it is different, and he would run up and fall flat on his back, and lucy said, i cannot believe you fell for that again. i bring that up because illinois, do not be charlie brown with the football. hoodwinked. not be bamboozled. ke.not fall for the okey-do because while they are trying to scare you into the stretch, they are robbing you blind. look, look, a caravan from and here's the tax cuts for the billionaires. look look look, run. we are sabotaging your health care. they are like running the old con somebody comes to your door and tell you i want to sell you a security system while some of is coming in the back, taking your stuff. anythings stop meaning tell untruths,an in fact, tell the opposite of truth, and there are no consequences, democracy cannot work. in fact, societies do not work. a marriage does not

. >> i always wanted to come to see charlie brown. >> charlie brown. >> i wanted to see the charlie brown. >> reporter: but the iconic peanuts character and 15 other massive balloons may not fly as high as usual. that's because strong winds are expected today and that could force them lower or even be removed. that hasn't happened since 1971. >> oh!! whoa! >> reporter: last year a gust of wind sent a small candy cane balloon into the trees. other incidents in the past have caused injuries. >> we need everybody in new york city to think positive, keep those wind speeds down so we can get those balloons up as high as they are supposed to be. >> reporter: city officials say there are no known threats to the parade today. but the nypd is still out in full force. laura podesta, cbs news. >>> it's cool that charlie brown is still the popular balloon out there. he is awesome! there he is right there! following the bowling peninsula. ha ha! it's so cool. if you missed the parade this morning, don't worry. we have a full broadcast of the parade and performances right here on kpix 5 from 1 to 4 p.m

they're calling it scranton's charlie brown tree. >> it's cute. but the university president is giving the tree some love. he emailed students reminding message of christmas is that god loves us unconditionally with all of our imperfections. >> all of them. >> including the tree. loves us unconditionally with all of our imperfections. so you think santa will like these... red and green m&m's? i don't know! i never met the guy! whaaaaa! he does exist! they do exist! uhm... santa? yeah right. iand the earth is flat. ahhh!! treat your cough seriously with robitussin cf max. nothing lasts longer and treats more symptoms for your cough, cold and flu. robitussin. because it's never just a cough. m-fsh taste mo vitins, d 25% less surated fat? only egg best.n, better e. is time you make for yourself. aveeno® daily moisturizing lotion improves skin hydration in just 1 day. and for twice the moisture, try the body wash, too. aveeno® naturally beautiful results® >>> good morning. welcome to friday, november 30th. we made it. and it's not raining outside.

do you remember charlie brown? it's almost coming up on christmas time and i love charlie brown's christmas. and do you remember how he wanted to kick the football so bad, and lucy would say, come on, take it. she would set it for him and he would run up and he pulls it away at the last minute and he falls on his back. and he always fell for it. do not be charlie brown with the football. do not be hoodwinked. do not be bamboozled. [cheers] whileent obama: because they are trying to distract you with all of this stuff, they are robbing you blind. look, look, caravan. as they give tax cuts to their billionaire friends. , whatever scary thing. and then they are sabotaging your health care. you cannot fall for it. importantly, we have to stuff that is so basic, our parents, our grandparents taught us. there will be consequences when people do not come through. [cheering] president obama: when words stop meeting anything. when people can just live with lie withdemocracy -- abandon, democracy cannot work. nothing works.

i love charlie brown's christmas. you know? brownmember how charlie wanted to kick the football so bad? in lucy, she would like say, come on man, take it, she would set it up, he runs up, and then she would pull it away last minute and he falls on his back -- remember that? and he always fell for it! don't be charlie brown with the football. don't be hoodwinked. don't be bamboozled. don't let them run the okey-dokey on you. because while they are trying to distract you with all of this stuff, they are robbing you blind. they will be like look, look, look, caravan, caravan, then they are giving tax cuts to the billionaire friends. look, look, look, whatever the thing is that is scary -- [laughter] pres. obama: then they are sabotaging your health care. you can't fall for it. , we've got toly stuff that is so basic, our parents, our grandparents, our mamas taught us. there's got to be consequences when people don't tell the truth. [cheering] when words stopped meaning anything, when people can just lie with abandon, democracy can

and charlie brown would say okay and she'd pull the ball away and he'd fall on his back. but he kept on doing it every time. don't be charlie brown. don't fall for the okey-doke. don't be bamboozled. don't be hoodwinked. because when you get distracted, while you're distracted with all this stuff they're making up, they're also robbing you blind. they'll be like look, look, look, over there. then they're giving tax cuts to billionaires. look over there. then they're letting polluters poison your air and water. they will take health care away from millions the first time you are distracted with stuff that is not true. it's like the con where a door-to-door salesman says you need a security system while his buddy sneaks in the back and steals your stuff. but it's not just the practical effect in terms of policy. when words stop meaning anything, when truth doesn't matter, when people can just ride wi lie with abandon, democracy can't work. in our own lives, in our marriages, in our families, if consistently the people we're dealing with can't believe what we say, if our chi

. >> i've always wanted to see charlie brown. >> i wanted to see the charlie brown one. >> reporter: but the iconic peanuts character and the 15 other massive balloons may not fly as high as usual. strong winds are expected today and that could force them lower or to even be removed. that hasn't happened since 1971. >> oh, whoa. >> reporter: last year a gust of wind sent a small candy cane balloon into the trees. other incidents in the past have caused injuries. >> we need everybody in new york city to think positive, keep those wind speeds down so we can rorr: anotherssue for ngear record low temperatures. >> wear every glove, scarf, hand nonown threats to the parade today but the nypd is still out in full force. there will be thousands of officers stationed along the route including plainclothes officers among the crowd. there's a new k-9 unit that can sniff bombs from hundreds of feet away. anne-marie. >> thank you so much. >>> for some cities in the northeast, high temperatures on thanksgiving will be close to the coldest on record. eric fisher of our boston station has the chill

charlie brown says okay. and then she pulls the ball away. he would fall on his back. but he kept on doing it every time. don't be charlie brown. don't fall for the okey-doke. don't be bamboozled. don't be hoodwinked. because when you get distracted, while you're distracted with all of this stuff they're making up, they're also robbing you blind. it will be like look, look, over there. they're giving tax cuts to billionaires. look, over there. they're letting polluters pay son your air and water. they will absolutely take healthcare away from millions the first chance they get while you're distracted with stuff that is not true. it's like the con where a door-to-door salesman says you need a security system while his body sneaks in the back and steals his stuff. it's not just a practical effect in terms of policy. when words stop meaning anything, when truth doesn't matter, when people can just lie with abandon, democracy can't work. in our own lives, in our marriages, in our families, if the people we're dealing with can't believe what we say, if our children see that

. >> i always wanted to come to see charlie brown. >> charlie brown. >> i wanted to see the charlie brown one. >> reporter: but the iconic peanuts character and 15 other massive balloons may not fly as high as usual. that's because strong winds are expected today and that could force them lower or even be removed. that hasn't happened since 1971. >> oh!! whoa! >> reporter: last year a gust of wind sent a small candy cane balloon into the trees. other incidents in the past have caused injuries. >> we need everybody in new york city to think positive, keep those wind speeds down so we can get those balloons up as high as they are supposed to be. >> reporter: city officials say there are no known threats to the parade today. but the nypd is still out in full force. laura podesta, cbs news. >>> time now 5:42. most people plan to shop for the holidays before or after work. >> but there's some naughty employees out there. a new survey finds that people are shopping while on the clock! she is calling herself out right here. >> i am. i'm telling on myself. >> now some companies are warning employ

don't be charlie brown. [laughter] don't fall for the okey doke, don't be bamboozled, don't be hoodwinked. [cheers and laughter] mr. obama: because when you get distracted, while you are distracted with all this stuff they are making up, they are also robbing you blind. they will be like, look, look, look, over there, and giving tax cuts to billionaires. look over there, and then they let polluters poison your air and water. they will absolutely take health care away from millions the first chance they get, while you are distracted with stuff that is not true. it's like the con where a door to door salesman says you need a security system, while his buddy sneaks in the back to steal your stuff. but it is not just the practical effect of policy. when words don't mean anything, were to doesn't matter, where people can lie with abandon, democracy can't work. in our own lives, our marriages and families, if consistently the people we are dealing with can't believe what we say, if our children see that it doesn't

weave a charlie brown christmas. as you said, you see 1 themes when you walk through. we have a quarter of all o uthe ice w in here. it's a magical one. there is our tenth year we are doing ice. it's fantastic. another thing that's new for us, we have an interactive component that people can learn about the making a history of ice before you get inside. >> reporter: that is really wild. leere is a whole winter, plan to spend the w day here. ly tell you, though, they are planning december 5th. the arctic dash. i want to know if you are intereed in this. you are invited to go through in wear.bathing suit or beach there are cocktails on the other end. >> we're trying to grow an audience, tommy. >> no one will want to see that. >> believe me. my favorite beach wear will have to be a mumu. -- moomoo. >> reporter: hey, as long as they are bringing it up. >> good stuff. stay warm. >> a h this is it will get us acclimated to what is coming, doug? n ther degrees >> the amazing thing. >> that i have to keep it 9 idgrees. the hy level will feel low. it will feel like that tomorro

>> i really like the charlie brown balloon. >> the aflac. >> aflac. >> insurance company balloons. me, too. >> i have about 160 people working on six different teams on two streets to inflate all of the balloons for the parade. >> they're working out here in the cold all for you guys. >> yeah. >> that's awesome. >> what do you say to them? >> i almost freezed my fingers off and thank you. >> it's going to be so cold. >> it's going to be windy, too, right? >> i might just watch on tv. >> make sure you bring the gloves. even if you need to take them off to throw some confetti. that's okay. put them back on. if you have the layers, you'll be great. >> what are you thankful for this thanksgiving? >> turkey. >> turkey? >> pie. >> probably my family and my dog. >> so there was a huge turnout here for the macy's thanksgiving day parade balloon inflation. despite the cold, everybody seemed to be excited. >> happy thanksgiving, "world news now!" >> happy thanksgiving to that crew. wait until andre finds out that we want him out there this morning with the temperatures -- >> and no gloves. >

you do think i'm beautiful, don't you charlie brown? you did not answer me right away, you had to think about it first, didn't you? if you really thought i was beautiful, you would have spoken write—up. i know when i'm being insulted! degree. -- good grief. we're nowjoined by claire catterall who curated the exhibition and artist mira calix. good morning. why do you think there is this enduring affection for these characters? for me, it is because the script is completely timeless. schulz was very good at speaking about the small things in life because there is no great epic story going on in peanuts, it is the little details of life. some is so releva nt little details of life. some is so relevant today, but i think the appeal is so enduring. you are a fan of the artist, and a fellow artist, what was so special about the characters and the way we were drawn? i became quite obsessed with how he dealt with the music, there isa very how he dealt with the music, there is a very helpful and this behind us and how the... are sticking by th

it's charlie brown. charlie brown -- schroeder. the -- p.o. the thing. the great pumpkin. the -- oh, snoopy. [ buzzer ] [ sad trombone ]didn i? [ applause ] >> jimmy: gosh. i didn't know how to do it. nut cracker. [ laughter ] >> what? >> jimmy: i know it's bad. all right. just look. i'm just showing you. all right. here we go. ice-t, you're up next. >> i gotta draw? [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: yeah. now you saw how to do it. now you see what you got to do. all right, you walk around. it's 3d. it's a 3d world you can walk around. >> all right. >> jimmy: you'll be fine. >> all right, now what -- >> jimmy: you hold down. >> all right. now i pick this -- i gotta -- right? >> jimmy: and now, what number do you want? [ audience shouting ] nine? i heard seven. up to you. sorry about that. >> we got this. w this is an action. >> j immy: >> okay. >> he is really serious. [ light laughter ] [ laughter ] >> sailing. boating. traveling the islands. yachting. traveling. [ laughter ] finding treasure! >> jimmy: here's where it gets -- here's where it gets fun. [ laughter ] >> scu

it reminded me of the attacks on a charlie brown christmas that critics are saying you're racist, charlie brown. there's frankly on the other side of the table, this is really -- isn't this too far? the use of race to demonize people. a whole swath of americans? >> yes. we've gone to far. it's this time of year where everybody is coming together. i hope people in washington can find it in their hearts ho say let's work together. >> raymond: look at that. in the break, cumbaya. a surprising new survey that americans find meaning of faith. more next. is the same? try citrucel. it gently relieves occasional constipation by absorbing water to make stools easier to pass, without causing excess gas or bloating. help relieve occasional constipation with citrucel. >> r>> raymond: with the holida season in full swing, pugh research asked where do you find your meaning in life? according to this research study, the majority of americans, 69% say family, surprisingly, faith comes fourth at 20%. joining me now to discuss the family research council president, tony perkins and heman neta, the editor o

remind me the attacks on a charlie brown christmas that critics are saying you're racist, charlie brown. there's franklin at the other side of the table, this is really -- isn't this too far? the use of race to demonize people. a whole swath of americans? >> yes. we've gone to far. it's this time of year where everybody is coming together. i hope people in washington can find it in their hearts ho say let's work together. >> raymond: look at that. in the break, cumbaya. a surprising new survey that americans find meaning of faith. more next. the hard work you put into lowering your very high triglycerides with diet and exercise deserves the hard work that went into the science behind vascepa. prescription vascepa. vascepa, along with diet and exercise, has proven results in multiple clinical trials. vascepa looks different because it is different. over a decade of extensive research and development achieved proven results. that's the prescription power of vascepa. vascepa is not right for everyone. do not take vascepa if you are allergic to icosapent ethyl or any inactive ingredient in

the parade included giant character plans depicting sponge bob, charlie brown and others. john legend was there and waved at fans along the route. >> football had center stage all to itself today. we'll show you how a few of the teams took their celebration to the next level. e next level. >>> so mark is off, jason is here. the new noble here -- new orleans saint, man are they good. the saints have not lost in two and a half months. to me the best in the nfl. 39-year-old drew brees, he's still doing it. he has 29 touchdown, just two interceptions. he's playing lights out. this is their opening drive. he has receivers that nobody has heard of, perfect pass to tommy glee lou lewis. great catch, dan arnold. brees had four touchdowns today, all to undrafted players. sabine passes roll 31-17 over atlanta improving to 10-1. that is colt mccoy in for alex smith. amar'e cooper had his break out game in dallas. he has a 40-yard touchdown under his belt today. haha clinton dix. 90-yard touchdown. two touchdowns and then dak prescott's turn. he finds the end zone but not before he do

don't be charlie brown. don't fall for the okie doke. don't be bamboozled. don't be hood winked. because when you get distracted, while you're distracted with all this stuff they're making up, they're also robbing you blind. it will be like, look, look, look over there. and then they're giving tax cuts to billionaires. look over there -- they're letting polluters poison your air and water. they will absolutely take health care away from millions the first chance they get while you are distracted with stuff that is not true. it's like the con where a door to toor salesman says you need a security system while his buddy sneaks in the back and steals your stuff. it's not just the practical effect of policy. when words stop meaning something, when truth doesn't matter, when people can just lie with abandon, democracy can't work. in our own lives, in our marriages, in our families, if consistently the people we are dealing with can't believe what we say, if our children see that it doesn't matter that you actually accomplish things, all you do is just make stuff up, whenever it's expe

. >> charlie brown love. >> i'll work on this while you get us ala tay, mike. >> it won't fit into my juicer. >> it looks like the drink usually drink. >> i don't think that's true. more on that coming up. here's a look at the weather. you're never more than 7 minutes away. 87 in san hjose. light rain is falling when a lot of other people apart. scattered showers this afternoon before the strongest of our store arrives tonight, hangs around through tomorrow morning. one more storm saturday. lake port, 56. ukiah, 58. still pretty mild this afternoon. mild night, low to mid-40s. a few 40s in the north bay. you can see the storm is pushing to the south. another one passing to the north. but this one, look at that shade. very mature storm will bring us heavier rain. some possible damaging winds and surf that continues to be damaging. and thunderstorms. yeah, it's g tbettyk 7:00 this showers, light to moderate, yellow to green going on.e go a. that's look at the red. we will have brief heavy downpours, ponding on the roadways, flooding in some parking lots. more as we head towards tomorrow

balloons like charlie brown and first-timer goku were cleared to fly but at lower heights winds. the grinch dipped down a little too low at one point. the wind punishing his face too close to the crowd. he has a scary face! the parade made history yesterday. two actresses kissed on live television during a performance promoting the new broadway musical the prom. it appears to be the first time same-sex kiss was broadcasted in the parade's history. many people celebrated the milestone online. >>> back here in the bay area runners pounded the pavement to work up an appetite. in downtown concord yesterday, about 1,000 runners lined up bright and early for a tot trot, 5k and 10k. proceeds went to a charity which helps underserved communities. >> so they are doing it for a good cause. >> mary came over to my house yesterday. >> did you have a good time? >> it was fun and a lot of food. >> yes. i had, like, a lot of plates of food. and michelle's dessert, the banana cream pie, wow! we are still talking about it. >> i'm going to have to reuse the leftovers. >> i need some of the leftove

i watched that episode of charlie brown where he gets purged from voter rolls. you can tell the midterms is the most important in history because america is lean hard on its number one patch resource celebrities. >> celebrities out this weekend trying to get out the blue vote. >> leonardo dicaprio and brad pitt unailing ads about what's at stake. >> fill fell feral with stacey abrams in florida. >> farrell to alicia keys showing up. >> amy schumer went to school to cast her vote. >> electrifying votes for stacey abrams, knocking on doors -- >> hi, i'm oprah! >> trevor: damn! oprah coming to your door and asking for your vote has to be the most effective thing ever. if oprah showed up at my house and asked me to do anything, you better believe i would do it. i talking anything. she would be, like, i need you to hide this dead body, i would be, like, whoa! i get to hide a dead body for oprah! ( cheers and applause ) i think having oprah could also backfire because if i knew oprah might show up i'm staying home all day. i'm not going to leave to vote in case i miso

balloons like charlie brown and first timer goku were clear to fly puat lower heights because of the gusty winds, even the grinch went too far down and the face going too close to the crowd. nypd kept security tight and explosive-sniffing k-9s were close by and it the parade made history today. >> two actresses kissed on live television during a performance promoting the now broadway musical "the prom" it is the se in the parade's history. the kiss triggered an outpouring of responses on line with many people celebrating the milestone. >>> back here in the bay area the smoke from the camp fire is cleared so runners pounded the pavement to work up the appetites. in concord, 1,000 runners lined up bright and early for a to the trot, 5k and a 10k. some dressed up like turkeys, others ran to win. proceeds went towards the bay church compassion outreach program which helps underserved communities. >> the timing on the runs was impeccable because it was sunny this morning and got stormy after dinnertime. it has been pouring for a good part of the bay area for a the that rain shifted south.

this is frozen fun for the whole family, featuring a charlie brown christmas. in you blue parka you can take a ride down the ice slide. through two million pounds ofce carved i rescovered the meaning of christmas with the peanuts gang. high flying acts fill the air where you can watch performers from cirque dreams unwrapped and they have the tree that returned. also back this year, the christmas village with santa and mrs. clause. those were my kids . joying >> i put two and two together. >> don't worry if you can't make it this weekend because gala's national holiday events run past christmas through january 1. so much f t kids do. >> excellent. atmosphere festive at capital one arena. not for a sporting event or b concer for former first lady michelle obama. she's on a nationwide tour after therelease of her new book called "becoming." >> yesterday people were selling -shirts and merchandise outside. aimee cho shows us the excitement surrounding the show. >> this is so beyond -- i mean, this is like, okay, thi it. this is it >> michelle obama shirts, guys. mi

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i love charlie brown's christmas. remember how charlie brown wanted to kick the football so bad? and lucy would set it up for him. he runs out, and she would pull it away for him. he always fell for it. don't be charlie brown with the football. .on't be hoodwinked don't beat them blue zone. don't let them run the rokita contest. while they are trying to distract you with all this stuff, they are robbing you blind. they will be like, caravan, caravan, and they are giving tax cuts to their billionaire friends. .ook, look, look whatever thing is scary. then they are sabotaging your health care. you cannot fall for it. host: that was former president obama yesterday. we are asking viewers what is motivating your 2018 goat. is it national issues. give us a call (202) 748-8000. visit state and local issues. .ive us a call (202) 748-8001 here is a story today talking about the economy. one viewer bringing up the economy. their headline, it is not the economy stupid. with unemployment at a near 50 year low, the share of americans mentioning the economy is the most important problem is ne

famous for giant balloons, such as charlie browns, willjoin new characters in the big apple. 26 floats, clouds and cheerleaders and much, much more for the parade. thank you for watching. hello. we've had that cold wind, some of us have had the first snow of the season, and now the widespread frost going into thursday morning. coldest in the blue here. in fact, parts of southern england could be as low as —7 to start the day. temperatures down the eastern side of the uk recovering a little bit going into the first part of the day, because you will see here increasing cloud, whereas elsewhere, should be a fair amount of sunshine to begin with. but through the day, the cloud is moving west. now, with the clud, you could see a bit of patchy rain and drizzle, and from the word go into parts of eastern scotland. and this is where it's likely to be most persistent as we go through the the day. let's take a closer look at things at 3:00pm in the afternoon. so you can see the outbreaks of rain, northern and eastern parts of scotland. western fringes of scotland still seeing some sunny spells

old—time favourites like charlie brown willjoin new characters that you might recognise, like little cloud and goku. if you are in the big apple, you will be able to see 26 floats and 12 bands, clowns, and cheerleaders. hello. we've had that cold wind. some of us have had the first snow of the season, and now the widespread frost going into thursday morning. coldest in the blue here. in fact, parts of southern england could be as low as —7 to start the day. temperatures down the eastern side of the uk recovering a little bit, going into the first part of the day, because you will see here increasing cloud. whereas elsewhere, it should be a fair amount of sunshine to begin with. but through the day, the cloud is moving west. now, with the clud, you could see a bit of patchy rain and drizzle. and from the word go into parts of eastern scotland. and this is where it's likely to be most persistent as we go through the the day. let's take a closer look at things at 3:00pm in the afternoon. so you can see the outbreaks of rain, northern and eastern parts of scotland. western fringes of s

brown, and the grinch, were able to fly.nearly eight- thousand performers participate in the annual event, including dancers, cheerleaders, and clowns, all bringing holiday cheer as they make their way down the 2.5 mile parade route that ends at the macy's flagship store on 34th street.the parade is in its 92nd year, marching every thanksgiving since 1924. only taking a three-year break during world war ii.and just like every year, the arrival of santa claus at the end of the parade means the holiday season is officially underway. the nypd was out in force along the parade route, many in uniform, others in plain clothes to make sure that the crowds stayed safe. this of course kicks off a big holiday season here in the big apple. the thanksgiving day parade is just the start of a holiday season that will include other of high profile events like the rockefeller center tree lighting and new year's eve in times square, all of which will keep city officials very busy as they try to keep visitors secure. in new york, i'm karin caifa. (ryan) as you were getting your turkey together... you

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some would say they're like lucy pulling the ball away from charlie brown. but the point is that they have nailed ge every step of the way, to the point where i don't think the stock will be able to rebound until these bears sign off on their turn around plans, and they sure haven't yet. so how did we get to a place where a pair of bearish analysts seem to hold the fate of one of the most important companies in the world, general electric, or at least general electric's stock in their hands it all started may of 2016, when steven tusa resumed coverage on general election with an underweight rating and a $27 price target at the time, the stock was trading just north of $30. in a massive 235-page note, he called the earnings and cash flow into question i want to emphasize how bold this call was. when he resumed coverage on ge with an undereight, he was the only analyst with the equivalent of a sell rating and no one would join him in the sell camp for a year please keep in mind something that i think is important, ge always has a ton of investment banking to d

you can get a charlie brown christmas tree all the way up to a 7 foot christmas tree, starting at 110. if your prime minister you can get it delivered within 3 to 7 days depending on your location. it is very convenient but not the same as going out and cutting it down. >> at least it is a real one. amazon taking over the world. in 2005, jimmy mcnaughton became the first nypd officer killed in iraq, his family and how officers are petitioning the city after the request to honor his sacrifice is rejected and joining us is the founder of blue lives matter, sergeant joseph, thank you for joining us. why in the world would the city or community challenge this and not allow a street to be renamed in his honor? >> city workers, police officers, joseph was killed protecting new york city and went overseas and was killed in action. for people who don't know, ginny worked in lower manhattan. a few weeks ago they started a petition, a couple hundred signatures, i showed them around, showed them a few more and thought they were fairly confident it would go through. >> he wanted to rename the str

mos:"charlie brown would be impressed."jeff zevely, reporting:"if this story seems a little silly to you, wait until you hear this big pumpkin went to a big event in irvine and made some big money - 5000 dollars."in fact, that's how "big bertha", as she's called, ended up in jon's truck.his buddy vince needed a ride to weigh off and a hoist.jon berndes, pumpkin exhibitor:"wow! just to load it? just to load it, because it had to fit perfectly."and to think, the mother of all melons could've fit in the palm of your hand just a few month ago.but grew so big, she squashed the competition and won a first place prize that lead to this pumpkin parade. that'll end sometime in the next two months."oh, it's when my wife chris walks outside and she goes 'john, the pumpkin is over."in the zevely zone...jon berndes, pumpkin exhibitor:"cause it smalls bad, ha, ha, ha."jeff zevely, (ken) that wraps up kron 4 news at nine...(vicki) but our primetime coverage continues at the top of the hour. here is what we're working on for kron 4 news at

this is frozen fun for the whole family, featuring a charlie brown christmas. in your blue parka you can take a ride down the ice slide. through two millioedpounds of cace rediscovered the meaning of christmas with the peanuts gang. high flying acts fill the air at the gaylord garden ate ream where you can watch performers from cirque dreams unw hpped and theyave the tree lighting show that returned. also back is year, the christmas village with santa and mrs. clause. you can decorate cookies, see il >> are your kids going to be there, too? that was them in the video. >> we kind of get it done with in the beginning. >> exactly. >> if you can't do that, don't worry, the holiday events run past christmas to1. january >> don't they have the snow? >> they have the fake snow. they do all of that. it's fun. >>> it was a festive atmosphere at capital one arena. not for a sporting event or t but for former first lady michelle obama. she's on a nationwide tour after the release of her new book called "becoming." >> yesterday people were selling t-shirts and merchandise

giant balloons of charlie brown... spongebob and other beloved characters were cleared for takeoff just before the parade started... amid some of the coldest temperatures in parade history. it was around 21- degrees.. punctuated by bitter wind. a tradition in new york city for more than 90 -years... the macy's parade ushers in the busy holiday season in the big apple. an estimated three -point- five million people braved the frigid temps to enjoy the show. coming up at eight.. thousands of people earning a second serving of stuffing this thanksgiving at the annual turkey trot. and it is all for a good cause. plus. it's beginning to look at lot like winter in the sierra. where a weather advisory is in place. that the conditions are like right now tahoe. and next. let the black friday madness commence. shoppers are done with dinner... and looking for deals. a live report is next. i'm kron 4 meteorologist lawrence karnow coming up, i will take a look at your 7 day forecast.details are right after the break. the race is on

it's a charlie brown thanksgiving. modern family followed by single parents. and don't miss the news at 11:00. >> new brand localish is sharing stories of places and things you may not know about. >> a mural that celebrates the contribution of women through time. and around the world. ♪ ♪ >> several aspects make it stand out. it's mentality. it's a celebration of the history of women's contributions throughout time. the message would be that women stand tall and face of adversity. that women show courage. they resist. they're creative. >> one woman's identifiable style. so that it became a unified piece. >> so much fabric is identifiable as women's work. we included fabric from so many parts of the globe. >> there's a flow of the fabric that goes throughout the wall. inside the building and ties the imagery together. >> leader that you can recognize. others are more symbolic and others are spiritual. we want them to be awe struck by the alternative vision of women. the non-billboard, non-exploitive women. the heroic. the genius. the beauty of women. and th

>> i'm looking forward to see charlie brown. >> and maybe snoopy. i wanted to talk to you a little bit. we'll look for the parade, should be here about 9:30. the first police car coming around the corner. back to you, ali. >> making sure the roads are clear for the floats. >>> coming up next, why he's siding with the kingdom instead of his own intelligence agencies and a murdered journalist. first, this thanksgiving, nearly 200,000 are deployed overseas and at our own border with mexico. we want to wish them well. we thank them and their families for their service. >> i'm from san antonio, texas, currently in kuwait, and i wish my family and friends happy holidays. >> i'm from chandler, arizona, a quick shout-out to my mom, my dad, my two homies, nathan and ken. >> i'm a specialist with the 24 currently stationed aboard the "uss iwo gjima." miss you, love you. dozen wings. and did you know that geico... (lips smacking) offers mo... (coughing) motorcycle insurance? ho-ho... my lips are burning. (laughs) ah... no, my lips are actually burning. geico.

amazon says customers can order everything from a small charlie brown christmas tree to a tree between 6 and 7 feet tall. they'll range in price from $20 to $110, depending on which type. this one cost $110. >> oh, that looks good. >> i know, it looks really good. il thought it was take at first. >> reporter: amazon says they get the trees from local growers in north carolina and michigan. >> they have really strong needles. >> reporter: but natalie sayer in half moon bay, california, points out all their trees cost just $65. and says there's another thing amazon can't deliver. >> parents say these are the memories their kids are going to remember, walking through the field, cutting down the tree together, putting it on the car. >> reporter: so your choice this holiday season may come down to the traditional joy of the experience versus one click shopping with the ease of home delivery. >> really funny. that's biggy whirl beckbeckbecby >> i enjoy the experience, but i'm not sure. >> i'm with you. i used to love doing that with the kids, but now between gro kids, that's tempting. >> a s

. >> they're not going to be fooled, they're not going to be charlie browning it and think that lucy is going to keep the football there this time. they want the border secured first then we can talk about the other issues. that's how we have to -- there are two things that have to happen in my judgment before the end of the year, before this congress is done. one is what we've didn' been tag about, build the border security wall. get it done. the second is rod rosenstein has to come in front of us and answer our questions. after all, it's been nine weeks since we first heard, it does first reported that rod rosenstein was thinking about wearing a wire and recording the president of the united states and invoking the 25th eement. those two thingadministration. amendment. that's what the american people elected us to do. lou: one of the ways in which we can be assured that people will be doing what they were elected to do is to have jim jordan in a leadership role as a ranking member, for example were of the judiciary committee. you've talked with kevin mccarthy and the answer is? >>

. >> don't be charlie brown with the football don't be hoodwinked. don't be bamboozled. don't let them run the hokie doke on you because while they're trying to distract you with all of this stuff, they're robbing you blind. the character of our country is on the line. >> reporter: president trump, of course, is not with ybut he's u them to vote for republicans. >> they're making money, more jobs are coming back that is a great closing argument. >> reporter: close races with record turnout for early voting. in fact, brian, turnout has surpassed the last mid term elections in 17 states. >> it is going to be a big 24 to 36 hours here, tracie. we'll look forward to your updates. thank you very much. >>> in the meantime, this morning's other top headlines outside of the morning of business >> good monday morning to you. a caravan of migrants headed to the u.s. has now reached mexico city some are calling this leg of their journey the route of death because they'll be trekking through one of mexico's deadliest states they set off from honduras several weeks ago. they have set

brown said, " times like this where i wish i had more than one strand of hair." [ laughter ] and finally, chase from "paw patrol" said, "i peed on a fire hydrant and t stuck there for hours." >> steve: oh! >> jimmy: yeah. [ light laughter ] j steve: wow. my: you gotta do it. you guys hear about this? health officials want everyone to tow away their romaine lettuce, because it might have e-coli. and in response, iceberg lettuce was like, "well, well, well. look who came crawling back. [ laughter and applause ], e old romaine people." [ light laughter ] of course, donald ysump is aln the news. sometimes he says some pretty questionable things. erd while we can't filter what he says, we can fiow he looks when he says it. i'll show you what i mean. it's time for trump filters. here we go. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> how dark is your mode? >> it's very light. and i will tell you, i'm extremely -- [ laughter ] ike white house is running a well oiled machine. [ laughter ] it's doing really well. i have great people. i will make some changes, but not very many. >> jimmy: there you go. [ cheer

we are seeing a bounce back. 11 blocks north of our studio they're blowing up the charlie brown balloon in central park. holiday revelers are hitting the road. the turkey and trimmings are in the kitchen and were getting ready to gorge on the black friday shopping outlook. we lined up or eight retail experts to tell us that the retail i.c.e. ages may be heading for a thought. keeping with the balance beam, facebook stock is down to my two and two thirds and has questioned to his face. we will tell you what he said. plus, the facebook shareholder who's ready to reveal exclusively what he thinks should happen. blake griffin is one of the nba's hottest tires. "forbes" 30 under 30 list and now the entrepreneur has a new venture that he thinks will make watching sports on tv more exciting and interactive. it's a tall order, but we've pulled off an exclusive one-on-one with detroit pistons blake griffin. elon musk's latest week, a trade war update in a bench clearing brawl over baseball's digital rights. we are less than an hour to the closing bell on this day before thanksgiving. so glad you