. >>> next, a visit to the national world war i museum and memorial in kansas city. there we learn about one of the key architectural features of the site. >>> united states entered world war i a century ago on april 6th, 1917. when congress voted to declare war on germany. the conflict was already in its third year. more than 4 million american men and women would eventually serve in uniform and the influx of manpower changed the tide of the war, bringing it to a close in 18 months. next, we travel to kansas city to learn about the national world war i museum and memorial built to preserve the history of what was then called the great war. and to honor the americans who served. >> i'm matt nailor, president and c.e.o. here at the world war i museum and memorial. this memorial and museum is such a striking image on the kansas city skyline and what a great story goes with that. it was in 1919 that a group of business leaders gathered and said let's do something to honor the war debt of kansas city and create a tribute for peace. what you see behind me is the outcome o

next, we tour the national world war i museum and memorial in kansas city. >>> the collection is the most comprehensive collection of world war i and the world. we deal with all nations involved in the war. not just centric to the country we are located. in the museum you see about 10 % of the collection at any one time. the rest is research, preferences, loans to other institutions and to make sure that we have an encyclopedic collection of the war. we are teaching the history, we want to cover everything from a- z. when i am standing here is in front of a wall that depicts the insignia warm by the expeditionary forces in world war i and these were used to identify the units and also to create a feeling of belonging to a particular unit. the visitors a fascinating with the insignia but they were not really worn until after the war. anytime you see insignia on a uniform from the war on the american uniforms, they are post 1918 but these are developed by the units and by the american expeditionary forces to represent the great variety of americans the served in the war. about 4,800,00

guest: why -- host: by kansas city? -- why kansas city? caller: from what i have learned there are -- there were memorials going up and they happened to raise the $2.1 million. guest: that is the official -- of -- originally was called the liberty memorial. officialthe original one. , the missouri legislature appropriated to make the ship running and a hollow the bluff from the backside and that is where the museum -- thet: it probably helped harry truman had fought in the war and was from kansas city. it doesn't need more advertising, but it's one of the best history museums in the united states, i think. the war doesn't get much respect, i think, and it's a very fine museum. the: the planning -- guest: planning there was from some the -- some of the same folks who did the holocaust museum. the president, about 10 minutes ago, with this tweet on this veterans day as he prepares to deliver remarks in paris or outside of paris on this the 100thay, anniversary of world war i, honoring brave heroes who fought andamerica in the great war every

kansas city airport closed down at one point yesterday. it is a system pushing across the midwest and northeast. snowfall is not in the picture. get to the higher elevations and interior portion of the new england and it is all about wintry weather. disruption to be had here and a lot of disruption on the monday in the ohio valley and tennessee valley as well. this is part of the frontal boundary which kicks up winds up to 50 miles per hour. look at the temperatures getting to the freezing mark in kansas city and indianapolis and places in minneapolis with highs of 21 degrees. >> thank you for that. >>> after two and a half weeks of historic destruction, the camp fire in northern california is finally 100% contained. it is the state's deadliest fire by far. at least 85 people killed. the fire has destroyed nearly 14,000 homes and nearly 5,000 other structures. it has burned more than 153,000 acres. 249 people are reported missing. that number is down from more than 1,000 a few days ago. search for remains was halted temporarily friday beca

look at kansas city about 5:00 p.m. kansas city, you're right on the border of the 6 to 12 inches of snow. chicagoland in that zone, as well. anything south of kansas city is going to be a lot less. you get into jefferson city, you're probably going to get around 1 to 4. same thing around chicago, detroit, the city lines are anything north of that is where the heavier snow will fall. this is monday at 7:00 a.m. this continues to move. it also moves into the northeast, because we have milder air, it's mostly rain. back to you guys. >> all right, thank, sam. >>> and that snow causing an absolute mess on the roads. as well as delays and cancellations at the airport. all as millions are trying to make their way home after the holiday weekend. >> alex perez is at o'hare international airport where the snow is expected to really pile up this afternoon. alex, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, dan. good morning, eva. take a look. it's already busy here at o'hare. these passengers are bracing for those words no one wants

the airports in the target zone, omaha, kansas city, des >> 381, you are clear to push. >> reporter: so far, chicago is expecting a rain/snow mix. >> sw and ice, you know it's coming. and airports typically handle it well. we have so many de-icing systems, we can plan our different performance calculations. that usually is a known variable. >> reporter: a late-breaking storm on the tail end of the thanksgiving break. tom costello, nbc news, washington. >>> dylan dreyer is monitoring the forecast for us. dylan, first this deep freeze you're standing in right now in the northeast, then the rain and snow for the midwest could be messy. what are we looking at here? >> reporter: well, lester, it is going to be tough to travel this weekend. tomorrow we are going to see heavy rain through themid-atlantic. but icing is possible through the higher elevations, back through the appalachians. the eastern rockies and the western plains will see heavy snow tomorrow. that moves east into the midwest on sunday. now, we could see wind gusts up to 40 miles per hour. that could cause whiteout condition

kansas city has a pretty good quarterback. it is nice to see a jampacked coliseum for the first time in 33 years that there has been a monday night game. six touchdown passes, 478 yards. here is tyree hill looking great and putting them down. in the fourth quarter kansas city is up in here is a clutch and flipped to gerald everett and it is 47-44 with the rams taking the lead. that isn't going to last. the chiefs come back. here is mahone and 51-47 chiefs with 58 seconds -- but 58 seconds later look. here is a throw again and is one held up. there were two late interceptions. the rams are 10-1. kansas city could have given as a preview for the super bowl. they are 9-2. >>> st. mary's loss to utah state shooting only 29% and back east in brooklyn, mitch richmond, chris mullen are waving. his son actually plays for cal and you have darius mcneil. the bears against st. john's. they are leading cal it was a close ballgame. take note of this freshman they called the dunking dutchman. he is seven foot and just a freshman. they do ha

a record number of minorities to run mostly for the democratic party well joining us now from kansas city in missouri is state representative barbara in washington she got into politics last year and is on the ballot again on tuesday barbara welcome to the program so a record number of women and also minorities are running in the midterms but let me ask you briefly why did you decide to run what motivated you. i wanted to run because i felt like as an african-american woman who's college educated activist speak for the total community african-american women have always been the backbone of the democratic party way back to fan fannie lou hamer who just went around organizing making sure people knew what to vote knew what the issues will were to someone as great as shirley chisholm who was the first african-american woman to run for president in america so working with that bag i wanted to be a part of that force that made a difference in our community because those who are representing us now are not doing that and observers say it's not just the number of women running for office

. >>> kansas city continues to add -- act like the elite. 7-0 kansas city lee over the browns. kansas city lead over the browns. ns the new browns -- 37-21. 37-21. >>> the panthers hosted tampa. tamp cam newton to christian mccaffrey. look at christian mccaffrey going hurdler . the bucs carlton davis got a whole lot of air. r. curtis samuel gets the handoff on the reverse reverse any shows off his open field running skills as s as his teammates don't stop blocking. bl it was a 33 yard scoring play any 21-7 p an carolina leid. panthers outscore the box -- bucs. 28 minus -- >>> joe thank you. jo you. >>> coming up ng tonight at the 10:00 news. more the deadly police shooting that happened in hat downtown danville. >>> neighbors are questioning the officers decision to shoot. will have much more on this coming up tonight 10:00. doormat have a great evening everyone. thank you for joining us. have a good night everybody. california's public schools rank 44th in the nation. 44th. i'm marshall tuck, i'm a public-school parent, and i know we can do better. in the public schools i led,

the campfire is now roughly the same size as the city of kansas. the fire only grew 4,000 acres overnight and is 25% contained. the big concern here is the return of these winds. a red flag warning remains in effect through tomorrow. that indicates the strong possibility of extreme fire behavior with gusts 50 to 60 miles per hour. this is not over yet. arthel: thank you very much for the update. eric? eric: the strong gusts are expected to return today. adam, those gusts could mean they could spread the fire further. adam: we got the break yesterday, but the winds are returning today. again portions from northern california stretching down into southern california, north of los angeles is where we are seeing the fire activity. all the way down to san diego and around the bay area, this would be sacramento, and the camp fire three hours north of that where the humidity is very low. the winds are strong. and that means high fire danger across the state. when you have a high pressure system which isn't going to allow any sort of moisture. we are getti

miles mcmahon returning from kansas city. returning contestant. $7,000 in the bank before we had to stop yesterday. so our starting point today is getting to that halfway point to a million dollars, $10,000. good place to start. >> yeah. >> all three lifelines on the board. you feel good coming back into today? >> i am ready to go. >> all right, then let's do it. let's play "who wants to be a millioir

with kansas city losing to the rams the other night, only a game apart. they will meet on a thursday night in kansas city down the stretch. that's next week. mee,while, our final score h 24-17. we'll pack up. t everything packed up a ready to go. it's on the steel city with ed and drew and you are entire gang fohtnext week on "sunday nig football." ngs win a big one tonigh 24-17. al michaels, cris collinsworth, michele foya. good night from minneapolis. >>> nbc sports thanks you for watching this special presentation of the national football league. >>> breaking tonight on news4. te gas unleashed on migrants at the u.s./mexico border. children left screaming and coughing. the busiest land crossing in the world reopened as the migrant crisis takes an ugly turn. >>> an e lire metroe shutting down were to two weeks. what you need to know to get around the closure. >>> and things are finallyo startingeturn to normal after a traffic nightmare at one of the nal on most chaotic travel days of the year. "news4 at 11" begins with breaking news. >> breaking tonight

kansas city has had one of the coldest november sever. if you are traveling to the great lakes from green bay or milwaukee or chicago or detroit, there will be snow. cleveland to the east will have rain. that's the main source. for us mostly sunny to the south and cloudy to the north. rain is on the way. today -- not here today but tuesday. wednesday night into thursday looks impressive, especially thursday morning and another system will come in late friday into saturday. some clouds over and some rain on the north coast. 40s on the temperatures. a few 30s. valley 37. patchy fog in napa county and in sonoma county. watch out for that. we had more yesterday. the cloud cover stops it from forming. october will drag across today. 60s -- on the mild side -- 70 -- at 5:31 this is when things will pick up. >> yes, slow traffic picking up. we are looking at i-80 westbound. you can see that it is beginning to slow down driving toward i-780 and also on 37. when you get to delays it looks all right crossing the carquinez bridge ridge but there is

de-icing planes at the airport in kansas city, missouri. and the crowds backing up at chicago's o'hare airport. some 1,000 flights already canceled across the country. the storm headed east tonight. abc's alex perez is at o'hare right now. >> reporter: tonight, a dangerous winter storm bringing heavy snow from kansas into the great lakes, forcing airlines to cancel nearly a thousand flights on the busiest travel day of the year. blizzard conditions shutting down parts of interstate 70. the kansas governor declaring a state of disaster emergency. >> it's bad out here. the visibility is probably less than a couple of car lengths in front of us. >> reporter: blowing snow and high winds causing whiteout conditions, making it nearly impossible to see. in nebraska, motorists stranded along the highway, pushing their cars, trying to get out. numerous accidents on interstate 80 closing down the highway for part of the day. in kansas city, missouri at the airport there crews working to de-ice planes. the visibility forcing them to shut down incoming

the museum and kansas city skyline is dominated by the giant liberty memorial tower. it commands a sweeping view of the city and serve as a power,, a reminder of the sacrifices of so century ago continue to resinate. the first global conflict was so barbaric, the world of modern mechanized warfare, use of gas of western front and untold new ways for mass killing, a lot more than 9 million dead over 4 years. >> we soon learned that there was enough coffins, never enough ways to bury the dead and caused the world really, i think, to gasp and step back. >> the war started in 1914 and america entered in april 2nd of 1917 joining allies britain, france and russia against germany and its allies. >> the french warfare was brutal. >> terrible. your friends are going up and many being killed and when is it your turn to do that. >> our involvement with intervention and international affairs. >> you can't think of the 20th century, the american century without understanding the impact that world war i had in u.s. under world stage, world war i burst as modern america. a major pl

kansas city airport was shutdown at one point yesterday. now you notice the system pushing in across the great lakes and eventually across the northeast. snowfall for the major cities is not in the picture. it is too warm. in the higher elevations and interior new england, then it is all about the wintry weather. disruption to be had there and a lot of the disruption on this monday across areas of the ohio and tennessee valleys as well. this is associated with the frontal boundary which kick up the winds to 50 miles per hour. the temperatures struggle to get to the freezing mark in chicago and kansas city and indianapolis. places in minneapolis, highs at 21 degrees. >> stay off the roads if you can. >>> the latest with the deadly shooting in the alabama mall on thanksgiving night. it has taken a disturbing turn. hoover police say the armed man they initially thought fired the shots which wounded two people was not the gunman. when officers shot 21-year-old e.j. bradford when he left the scene. >> police say he was carrying a gun, but invest

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. >>> the los angeles rams took note of the woolsey fire has they were hosting the kansas city chiefs on monday night football. before the game first responders in ventura county were honored for their actions in the past few weeks. they were recognized for providing safety for a deadly bar shooting and a couple of days later, l.a. first responders helped people flee the woolsey fire. >>> and the rams high flying offense met the kansas city chiefs. they combined to score 100 points, the highest total won i they beat the chiefs 54-51. >>> we're following breaking news out of belgium, a police officer was stabbed and the attacker was shot and wounded. it happened in the historic city of brussels. the police officer was taken to the hospital with non-life- threatening injuries. they indicate the attack was terror related but officials have not confirmed that. belgiu heightened security since brussels was under attack two years ago. >>> the city is in mourning after a deadly shooting at and hospital where an officer was killed and two others happened. the gunman shot an emergency room doc

right outside kansas city, kansas city, kansas, and the bedroom communities of johnson county, little yellow splotch there in the corner. again, look at this, republican incumbent, clinton won the district, and now that republican incumbent, it seems like the voters in that district are saying that they view the republican incumbent in the district as a proxy for trump and they're voting that way. >> i always say this. so many companies test products in oletha, kansas, and the suburbs around kansas city. it's considered so robustly centrally american. >> yeah, and this was the kind of district republicans -- the bedroom communities outside kansas city, republicans dominated. and you've got trump -- you've also got in kansas that statewide factor chris kobach, running as the gubernatorial candidate there. a lot off cultural politics, not necessarily resonating there. kobach in kansas. culturally moderate pocketbook republicans if you want to call them that in these bedroom communities -- in these polls, certainly, not for me. >> proving, again, the phrase around here, if you got kornac

city missouri? the answer is almost always donations. one of the most famous artifacts that was also a donation is this uniform which has been worn by paul von hindenburg. you may be familiar with him and actions afterwards. this uniform is a uniform that he wore. one of the you forbes -- uniforms. the shoulder down to the waist pocket each one of those would have held an award or metal. it goes to show where the acclaimed low -- military ladles -- leaders were.>>> the issue of ethics and warfare is not new to the 21st century. even before the 20th century began, military and leaders gathered to talk about what was ethical and what was unethical. in 1897, germany, france pretty and other nations agreed that the use of chemical warfare was unethical. there would be no biochemical weapons used in this modern era. it was not until leaders believed that the war would not and picked the casualties were almost two tough to defend but they decided to implement a gas or fear. even though this is the image w

richard myers is president of kansas city university. the retired four-star general in the air force and he served as 15th chairman of the joint chiefs of staff. doctor margaret mcgill and is it the best selling author at the university of toronto and the best selling author of were studies from the department of national security strategy. that is the u.s. army war of college park we are going to start out and go to q&a. we will have brief opening comments from the doctor. >> good morning. thank you for having me here. after world war i was over there was a flurry activity in the united states where memorials or built in small towns in the country. perhaps as many as 10,000. kansas city and missouri there was a response which has shaped much of our work where in 1919 in a 10 day period, the city responded to this outpouring of expression by raising $2.5 million in 10 days. that is the equivalent of $40 million. if it was that easy today, we would be pleased. that led to the building of the memorial opened by president calvin coolidge in

this is kansas. this is kansas city. the kansas city suburbs, democrats think can we get yoder again? the democrat pulls out to an early lead. in this district here, we'll see how it plays out. paul davis, one of the many democrats who said under no circumstances will i vote for pelosi. doesn't matter. won't happen. 32% of the vote coming in. paul davis winning over the republican. that's early in the count there. if you're looking at the map y. the democrats did leave some seats on the table over this way. it looks like the midwest is being nicer to the democrats than other parts in the country. again, we'll come down here. this to me, this is will hurts district. again, these are leading. they're not called. they're leading. this is a race, hillary clinton carried this district. hurd has been running scared from the beginning, running a smart campaign. the question is, number one, is there this a place where the president's immigration focus hurt? there were places it helped, but is this a place where it hurt? number o

races outside kansas city, outside oklahoma and dallas and houston, all of america's major cities seem to have a republican stronghold that flipped back to the blue. >> that kansas city, kansas, area really came up big. what about the makeup of the candidates? what's the story line there? >> such a big night for women. >> absolutely. a historic night for women any way you shake it. for the first time ever there will be more than 100 women in the u.s. congress, in the house specifically. unbelievable. possible with all the house races still to be projected it could be closer to 130 and just a lot of firsts. a lot of historic firsts. two muslim women that will be going to congress, two native american women. those are firsts in the nation's history. so we're going to have a lot of people waking up feeling like they have a real new sense of representation going to washington. >> the first ever 20 something women elected to congress as well. historically young, diverse, the military background. i also think there's probably a superstar in there. we just don't know who he or she right now.

today, he was in the suburb out in kansas city doing great things in his community. check it out. >> one, two, three! look behind you! >> that is so precious! they did not know he was there, and the kansas city quarterback has been a sensation on the field this year. a surprise holiday party for some kids in the community, give them $125 shopping spree at a sporting goods store. it mean something to these kids meet their hero! check this out! >> i was breathing superfast and like oh no calm down. >> i will never forget this. >> it is like oh my god! it just makes wannacry. >> i was little kid, i was the one looking at the athletes getting to see them, and i remember the experiences, i know how much it means for every single kid. >> yeah, he looks and sounds like he is a kid, too, right? he remembers kids in his community. check this out, there is someone else who also remembers the kids. first, we have to see this 10- year-old canadian, zachary walker. look at the moves, look at the replay. his hero -- look at him! between the legs, the great dribble, put them in the

plays for kansas city, 141 total yards, three touchdowns. kansas city 37-21 on the hapless browns. chiefs now 8 and 1. >>> meanwhile, the 49ers host the giants next monday night. the raiders entertain the surprising la chargers next sunday. >>> meantime we take you to seattle, and before this game owner paul allen who passed away last month, a moment of silence for him. when they got the game going, russell wilson all kinds of time. brown back of the end zone and the seahawks receivers love it, love it, love it. 7-0. let's fast forward to the 4th quarter, la up 19- 10. on, chan pick six the other way! desmond king to the house! the seahawks come right back though. this one to possibly tie the game, but no, no, no, ball deflected away, and the chargers somehow eke out another win, 25-17 the final there. >>> you just hate to see this. offensive lineman wheeled out. they lost three starters up front for the redskins, hosted the falcons too. but alex smith avoided the sack and took off running, and check out the run, he paid for it. falcons pull, boy, smith got blasted on that play. ba

the airports in the target zone omaha, kansas city, des moines and st. louis. >> 381, clear to push. o > reporter: so far, chic expecting a rain, snow mix. >> snow and ice you know it's coming, and airports handle it well we have so many deicing systems. we can plan our differenperformance calculations. >> reporter: a late-breaking storm at the end of the thanksgiving break. tom costello, nbc news, washington. >> dylan dreyer is monitoring the this deep freeze you're standing in in the northeast and rain and snow in the midwest could be what are we looking at here? >> reporter: well, lester, it will be owough to travel. tomoe'll see heavy rain through the mid atlantic but icing is possiblugh the appalachians and the eastern rockies and western plains will see hnow tomorrow. that moves east into the midwest on sunday. now we could see wind gusts up to 40 miles per hour. that could cause white out conditns through southern iowa, northern missouri, northwestern illinois and southern wisconsin. we could end up with sn six inches o. chicago is on the rain, sn

kansas city quarterback patrick mahomes became the first quarterback to throw six touchdown passes in a monday night game i hope you had him on your fantasy football team. and perhaps the most random but interesting stat of all, the kansas city chiefs are averaging more points per game in their losses, 45 1/2 points than in their wins, 35 points. wow. 54 to 51, l.a. topping kansas city that is random and hopefully interesting. >>> let's check on how your day is setting up following yesterday's slide. we had a lot of yellow on the screen with the rams jerseys a lot of red on the screen now dow futures down big again s&p and nasdaq down big. brexit worries, china, money laundering scandal at deutsche bank a lot to do. "squawk box" will pick up the coverage have a great day >>> global market selloff yesterday. red arrows around the world after the dow dropped nearly 400 points, led lower and how by tech stocks. bear market territory now. all five f.a.n.g. stocks are down more than 20% from the 52-week highs. coincidence? i don't think so bitcoin bust the cryptocurrency dropping 22% in th

we're anxious to compete. >> kansas city's explosive offense led by that man, patrick mahomes, thrown 37 touchdowns this season, the most in the nfl. while the raiders have yet to face mahomes on the field, jon gruden has seen plenty of him on film. >> his overall skill set is sickening. it really is. he's double jointed. he can throw the ball from any platform possible and he's got a playing style that reminds me of favre. he's a young favre. i think that's why andy reid went and got him. he makes a lot of plays when there's nothing there. i don't have time to talk about him anymore. >>> golf in the bahamas, opening round, world challenge better known as tiger's annual tournament, but he was hardly the host with the most. what do they say in golf, allen? never up never in. it went in all right, the wrong place. a triple bogey on 12. tiger finished with a 73, 16th in the 18-player field. eight strokes off the lead. >> good night. >> that is a huge fish. >>> the streak of marlin has been broken here on kpix5. our catch of the day goes to joaquin gutierrez of san lorenzo. e pulled in fo

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the museum, a kansas city s skyline, is dominated by the memorial tower, commanding a sweeping view of the city and serving as a solemn reminder of the sacrifices of so many. today, the museum is visited by half a million people each year and the horrors from a century ago continue to resonate. the first global conflict was so barbaric it introduced the role of modern mechanized warfare, the use of gas on the western front and untold new ways for mass killing, that left nine million dead over four years. >> we soon learned there was never enough coffins, never enough ways to bury the dead, and caused the world really to gasp and step back. eric: the war started in 1914 and america entered on april 2nd, 1917, joining allies britain, france and russia against germany and its allies. >> the trench warfare was brutal. >> your friends are going up over the top and many of them being killed and when is it going to be your turn to do that? eric: our involvement marked the emergence of the united states intervention in international affairs. >> you can't think of the 20th century, you can't th

the raiders are back in oakland and host the kansas city chiefs on sunday. >>> 7:27. russia opened fire on ukraine ships. we'll hear what the kremlin said prompted the attack. >>> clashes in mexico. what the united states and mexico are doing to try to keep things under control. [ phone rings ] what?! ready for christmas? no, it's way too early to be annoyed by christmas. you just need some holiday spirit! that's it! this feud just went mobile. with xfinity xfi you get the best wifi experience at home. and with xfinity mobile, you get the best wireless coverage for your phone. ...you're about to find out! you don't even know where i live... hello! see the grinch in theaters by saying "get grinch tickets" into your xfinity x1 voice remote. a guy just dropped this off. he-he-he-he. >>> a winter storm in the midwest is causing flight cancellations in the country. you see the melted snow on the camera screen. there are flight cancellations to and from. it is expected to dump snow in illinois, michigan and indiana. more than a thousand flights were cancelled because of thi

city, 17, oklahoma city at 19 degrees, 17 chicago, 17 milwaukie, this is really cold for this time of the year. they're well below average. we've been running a little bit above average on the temperatquality is better today, it in the unhealt not as bad into a pattern, there are hints when way, it's out to thanksgiving, next week there are scenes of a it back a day. as a wise manner once said, all signs fail in dry weather. when you're locked in for six or seven weeks, you need a major pattern change to change things around. 20s, 30s and 40s on the temperatures, a lot of 30s, 40s around santa cruz and capatola, 30s and 40s in santa clara and campbell. there's one rtbreeze in sunset north for everybody. that includes in elevations in the north bay, including atlas peak and the delta where we're seeing a northerly breeze for some, vacaville has turned west, the know is out of the north, northeast and lake tahoe, you're seeing teens and 20s on the temperatures here, not as many high clouds today, a warme and 60s and 70s, and again, 4:45, that sun starts to go down. >> real fast. >> 5:30

he has had 37 touchdown passes leading the kansas city chiefs 289-2 record. he reminds gruden of the guy who resides in the hall of fame. >> he has a plain style reminds me of someone. he won't quit on any plays. i don't have time to talk about him anymore. >> he may not want to talk about him on sunday afternoon. he is referring to brett favre. >> check this out, it is all about basketball, look at this dunk. it took three spurs to take it down. it was the move of the night. look at this. watched the move -- watch the move. they are a winner tonight. it is 11 pm and time for more news. thank you. coming up next,i wouldn't want to drive late at night. >> around at least until tomorrow. >>> it feels like it is spriof you can see behind me this spray coming off the cars. we even that had a pretty badsplashed fender, so it's ve

mainly in chicago and kansas city. the cancellations are starting to add up. chicago will be included and we talk about a blizzard and it's the visibility and the snow ras are sometimes two or three inches an hour. we are talking 45 to 55. that will continue to ramp up. kansas city, you have started with a rainfall. raining in chicago, but around 9:00 or 10:00 p.m. once that happens, the snow will start piling up in chicago. 8 to 12 inches of snowfall. that will not come down likely, but sideways. even if you don't get delayed by a miracle, once you get on the ground and if you travel by car, that will be treacherous stuff. this area across the u.s. over the next that will have the nom no effect. first of the season on the sunday night after thanksgiving. >> appreciate that. meantime, california's deadliest destructive and most deadly wildfire in history is 100% contained. people to had has 80 trailer sitting empty at former mclellan air base, about a 90 minute drive from paradise, california. who will end up in those trailers? >> people will have to register

city at the center in st. louis are a big time vote numbers. zoom out a little bit we will come back to show you where josh looks at the presidential results. this is where president trump will make his closing arguments he won by 60 points but the difference is the number of votes. that is why you see president trump hit more rural areas that may not have as many votes available that he can run up that relative percentage of total. look at the house the speculation comes with the balance of power democrats have the best chance. 195 / 240 right now in the house. twenty-five house republican districts hillary clinton one. i can show you what it is. then we will go to the southwest. this has been a republican district when george h.w. bush was in congress since 2001 defending against wendy fletcher democrats. hillary clinton one this district from the last presidential race. mitt romney won it in 2012 so they believe that the trendlines are in their favor. especially tuesday night watching these key seats that a

alejandro lopez lives in dodge city, kansas. dodge city is a town that grew up along the santa fe railroad. you probably already know iconic pop culture dodge city. remember the tv western "gunsmoke"? it was set in dodge city. when the bad guys would show up and the marshal wanted the bad guys to hit the road, he would say it like this. >> jacqueline, you take him and you take the rest of your men and you get out of dodge! >> you get out of dodge. that saying comes from a real place, dodge city, kansas, about 2 1/2 hours west of wichita. nowadays, the people of dodge city are happy to tell you that they would love for you to come back. dodge city welcomes you. don't go, don't get out of dodge, don't go, come back. over the past few decades, dodge city, kansas, has changed dramatically. in large part because of the opening of two big meat packing plants in town. those plants and their steady jobs became a magnet for hispanic workers, and today 60% of the people who live in dodge city are hispanic. it's one of the few places in ka

so kansas city, for example, you can move from kansas city, missouri, to kansas city, kansas, and that can be a very short distance. that's a few blocks if you like and you'd be greeted as a new job creator. you didn't create any new jobs. you just changed your commuting patterns for your employees but for qualifying the incentives at your arriving state, you've now landed an eight figure incentive package, about 20 companies have done this to the tune of more than $300 million in the last decade or so. a group of business leaders prevailed upon the republican led missouri legislature and the democratic governor then at the time jay nixon in 2014 to put a legally binding offer on the table to the then governor of kansas. they said -- and this is a law now, a two year time clock on it, if within two years you agree sam brownback to reciprocate, we will agree to carve out the kansas city metro area and stop paying companies to just jump back and forth across the state line, we will cancel this fraud scheme that's going on here and sam brownback had the administrative authority on his sid

courtesy of k nbc-tv in kansas city. this is about one hour. >> the final missouri debate for the u.s. senate between the incumbent claire mccaskill and missouri attorney general josh hawley. >> good evening and welcome and thank you for joining us for the coverage of this debate tonight. the misery u.s. senate seat. i'm chris, joined by political

en el otro duelo, los timbers recibieron a la sporting kansas city. ningÚn equipo os protagonistas y dejaron ambas porterÍas invadidas. la vuelta estÁ pautada para el prÓximo 22 de noviembre. regresÓ contigo. carolina: despuÉs de la pausa, colombia estÁ de fiesta. el ♪notado otro rÉcord guinness mundial. mÁs de 4000 personas agitaron una varilla de luz en bogotÁ, la capital. el evento tuvo el fin de crear conciencia en cuanto los derechos de las mujeres. el rÉcord que se obtuvo anteriormente fue de 300 personas menos. y con estas imÁgenes le decimos hasta luego y hasta maÑana, gracias. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> bienvenidos. esto es "repÚblica de la noche". ♪ ♪

so that means to take out every man, woman, and child, i need the entire population of kansas city, kansas, and every man woman and child in douglas county, kansas, to make it through. that is just crossing no man's land. but if the good people of douglas canty -- county and kansas city get to the other side, they want to kill as many people in those trenches as they possibly can and the first thing that they turn to his artillery. now, 70% of the wars casualties will be caused by shell fire. now we have got to figure out how to best use the artillery. to get what we need, to suppress the enemy and keep them in the whole, or kill them and get us hope. now what you see here, is the allies trying to figure this out. now, before the lecture i actually paced off the area here, it is six yards across. and if you look at this, these are the pounds of shells within every yard of trench. this is a world war i shell, from a gun, weighing around 15 pounds, right? that is an average shell, so, when the british finally get success on 14 july, the magic number that they come up with is 660 pounds of sh

over the past few decades, dodge city, kansas has changed dramatically. in large part because of the opening of two big meat packing plants in town. those plants and their steady jobs became a magnet for hispanic workers, and today 60% of the people who live in dodge city are hispanics. it's one of the few places in kansas where the majority is minority. when white people are not the majority population in the town. alejandro's family is one of those families that moved to dodge city for work. he was born and raised in dodge city. and now he's old enough to have a say in who represents dodge city in our democracy. >> i'm the son of immigrants, and the son of people of mexico, came here in the '90s. they always instilled in me that voting is one of the most important rights you earn from being born here and becoming a u.s. citizen. when my dad became a u.s. citizen in 2004, he voted in every midterm and every presidential election. so that was always an integral part of him e being an american citizen. >> for all of his life, 18 years and a couple days now

kansas city is at a fourth quarter 44-40. you can make an argument but gerrit goes to gerald and it is 47-44 rams. there are a lot of ran -- rams fans. with 2:47 left, mcconnell -- mahon to connelly and of the score is 51-47 in the chiefs are leading. 58 seconds later. is a perfectly thrown pass to gerald and it is 54-51. sean mcveigh is top the nfl football world. the rams are 10-1 and kansas city is 9-2. 54-51 was the final score. it was epic. >>> the raiders did win one game yesterday. they are now 2-8. boty, 49ers would have the number one pick. the raiders are trying to win games. that fourth-quarter rally should have quelled marcel called 40 yards worth of passes from derek car on the last drive in a field goal winds up winning the game. he was recently promoted and john gets the game ball. >> we got another work -- we got another rookie, wide receivers are going down! [ cheering ] >> it wasn't too big for him. he was confident, calm and made plays. he got his first action during critical moments and i thought he handle

rams took note of the woolsey fire as they posted the kansas city chiefs and the first responders in ventura county were honored for their hackings in the past few weeks. they were recognized for their role providing safety during that deadly bar shooting in thousand oaks couple of days later, they helped thousands flea the deadly woolsey fire. >>> and it was a monday night football game, this one was for the record books, the high flying offense met the kansas city chiefs, the teams combine 105 points, the highest total for an nfl game. in the end the rams it was an incredible game, they peat the chiefs 54-51. >>> holiday travel is expected to be the busiest in 2005 -- since 2005, millions are hitting the raise, roads and sky. we have the details on this year's holiday travel. >> reporter: this is expected to be the busiest in more than a decade. a record 54.3 million americans will journey at least 50 miles, an increase of nearly 5% over last year. most will ices are to thank along with a better economy. airports will be more crowded than usual. >> we're ready form the holiday trav

>it doesn't get any easier for oakland....they host division leader, kansas city next week....> (jrs) take a look at this. video as hundreds of people lined up for the release of goose island's signature beer bourbon county stout. this is areial footage of binny's beverage depot in chicago where the new beer was released on friday. that's a really long time to wait for a drink. (anchor) we have breaking news... (anchor) we now want to send things over to .... (reporter) it's more of a comment on him not living up to what we had communicated to the energy, and the time that we've invested into himthe 49ers cut ties with linebacker reuben foster after another domestic violence accusation... we have the story... plus reaction from general manager john lynch... head coach kyle shanahan... and team staesman richard shermanon the field it didn't get any better for the niners... did nick mullens do enough to hold off c.j. beathard for the starting quarterback position?meanwhile the raiders... oh the raiders... run into the big-play ravens and their new- age quarterback.

record lows in kansas city and a bunch of places. this will be a big system going to the deep south and the ohio valley all the way to the northeast. everything goes over the ridge of high pressure. there is an easterly component in marin county and napa county but the northeast or east one. berkeley had a little bit of a component but now it is turned northeast again. just above the oakland zoo and east bay hills. 30s, 40s, 50s. berkeley is at 37. big spread because of the northerly breeze and easterly breeze. napa is 54. you can find 30s and 20s -- 32 in windsor and for some it's cold. 28 in ukiah. the teens in the mountains and seattle and portland except for a few high clouds. high and dry and this system will give us a few high clouds tomorrow and wednesday but that's. nothing is changing this week. the smoke and haze are hanging in there. maybe some improvement later in the week. it doesn't matter if you are north or south or to the west or east. the warmest toward the santa clara valley. high clouds and a lot of haze the rest

kansas city very cold in chicago 27. that is where the source of the snow is. heading into detroit it looks like in cleveland it is raining and this system is causing delays. this is for departing flights -- san jose and oakland -- there are some departing -- not arrivals but high clouds clear to the south. the system will take his time and rain is on the way. there will be three systems this week. first will be tuesday and the main one will be thursday morning. out of the one looks like it drops and saturday. the sierra mostly clear turning partly cloudy and no travel issues today. 40's and 50s with a few 30s. a lot of cloud cover but that's all we will get today. tomorrow we will deal with rain. 60s to near 70 in the santa clara valley. 6:32. cell is here. i haven't heard anything back yet. >> there is a lot of slow traffic out there. -- lafayette driving to the tunnel it will be slow. looking around to see if there are any crashes reported. i don't see any but traffic is slow. it has been slow on 80 because of earlier issues that have been taken care of. no

en el otro duelo, los timbers recibieron a la sporting kansas city. ningÚn equipo logrÓ hacerse daÑo. los porterosfueron los protagonistas y dejaron ambas porterÍas invadidas. la vuelta estÁ pautada para el prÓximo 22 de noviembre. regresÓ contigo. ♪ ♪ ♪ >>y colombia estÁ de fiesta. y cÓmo nacÍa notado otro rÉcord guinness mundial. mÁs de 4000 personas agitaron una varilla de luz en bogotÁ, la capital. el evento tuvo el fin de crear conciencia en cuanto los derechos de las mujeres. el rÉcord que se obtuvo anteriormente

the nfl have decided to relocate monday's los angeles rams game against kansas city chiefs from estadio azteca in mexico city to the los angeles memorial coliseum. with less than a week to go, the league decided to relocate it to la because of significant concerns about the playing surface. last may, stadium authorities changed the surface from natural to hybrid, but the intense activity in the last few months has impacted the surface. after authorities admitted in august the field wasn't in good shape efforts to improve it failed hence the match being moved. and over to the nba. on monday we told you about the lengthsjimmy butler had gone to force through a move, well now he is a philadelphia 76ers player, after leaving the minnesota timberwolves. he got his wish having demanded a trade. just enough time to talk about some nba scores. the cleveland cavaliers have won one of their opening 12 games. they are 92— 76 up. they are heading for a victory, with just over six minutes remaining. houston rockets are under way against the denver nuggets. the atlanta hawks ta ke denver nuggets. t