former mcdonald's worker jenna ries tells anna werner why she's pursuing a class action suit against the company. >> i had to force myself to go to work every day. >> reporter: this mcdonald's franchise in mason, michigan, is where jenna ries says she endured daily harassment in her $14-an-hour managerial job beginning in 2017. her lawsuit alleges a coworker frequently grabbed her body parts, including her crotch, breasts, and buttocks. >> i was called, like, a "bitch" and a "slut," and a "whore." all kind of things. i was constantly in fear of losing my job. >> reporter: ries' allegations are the latest in a series of sexual harassment complaints levied at one of the world's largest employers, with the company now facing more than 50 complaints and lawsuits from workers around the country. ries' lawsuit says all of it indicative of a sexually hostile work environment and the company culture that enables it. ries says she complained to the restaurant's general managers on multiple occasions but was ignored. finally, in march of this year, she quit. >> he came up to me and he put his

presidente lÓpez obrador ante las intenciones de su homÓlogo estadounidense de clasificar como terr ris tas a los carteles mexicanos. >>> actuarÍamos en el marco de las leyes internacionales. >>> este miÉrcoles el mandatario indicÓ que no hablarÍa en vÍsperas del dia de acciÓn de gracias, una vez que pasÓ, envÍo el mensaje por la inquietud que ha causado en mÉxico. >>> la respuesta de la casa blanca surge 2 dÍas antes que el jefe del ejecutivo celebre el primer aÑo de gobierno. solicitÓ a donald trump dicha clasificaciÓn para los narcotraficantes mexicanos encabezaron una marcha para poyar a los deudos de las vÍctimas de la violencia en este paÍs. >>> vamos a manifestar el dolor queem y la urgente necesidad de uni separarlos del crimen. >>> precisamente el canciller mexicano asegurÓ que hay resultados en la investigaciÓn en el ataque que murieron 6 menores y 3 mujeres. y se dio un anuncio importante. la prÓxima semana vendrÁ a mÉxico el procurador de estados unidos, para reunirse y hablar de la intenciÓn de nombrar terroristas a los carteles de este paÍs. asegurÓ

. >> you didn't know ba ris ma meant biden, is that correct? >> i had separated the two. >> you didn't know, do we have to go through it, sir? you were there on may 23rd for the meeting with the president and he said talked to rudy. rudy cared. you missed it on may 23rd, right? >> no, sir. i understood hunter biden -- >> i understand that, but you didn't read that to be an investigation? >> correct. >> there were two meetings where ambassador raised the investigations. >> i did not think he was saying anything specific. >> you heard him say investigations, you thought it was inappropriate. i didn't know it was the bidens, i thought it was inappropriate. in the war room sondland mentioned it and you missed it, as i understand it? >> that's correct. >> then in august you spent a good part of the time with the statement with rudy giuliani, you were the guy making the changes. you put in rudy's changes which called for investigating ba ris ma and the 2016 elections which you know meant bidens, right? you didn't know it at the time, right? but now w

ris says as president she'll take executive action harry smith, nbc news, new york. >>> msnbc and "the washington post" will host the next democratic debate live from atlanta this wednesday at 9:00mn and the playoff picture is starting to come into focus. the rams keeping their postseason dreams alive with a much needed win over the bears on sunday night football both teams got off to a slow start. the rams finding the end zone before the half. that was todd gurley from one yard out chicago narrows the gap. l.a. would take the game 17-7. cowboys' offense firing on all cylinder as at ford field. dak prescott threw for 444 yards in their win over the lions. detroit kept it close but they lost the game 35-27. the patriots getting a bit tricky to beat the eagles. julian edelman would throw for the touchdown. new england's defense kept the eagles from taking off the patriots win it 17-10. another week, anothejackson ran dominating performance this time against the texans houston didn't stand a chance in this o baltimore blows them out 41-7. jackson comes in fourth place in top fantasy score

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he's called on president bush 00 and to immediately call for consultations to designate a new leader ri-ri resigned last month after nationwide anti-government protests. a powerful earthquake has hit albania killing at least 18 people aftershocks are continuing as rescue crews search for survivors those the headlines unused continues here on al-jazeera after inside story. u.n. buildings are set on fire and u.n. peacekeepers told to go home protesters in democratic republic of congo say they're not storing the a child and not protecting civilians from madras rebel attacks so what's gone wrong all u.n. troops really failing the congolese this is inside story. however and welcome to the program i'm the stasi attacking the democratic republic of congo has suffered from war rebel attacks and deadly diseases for decades but the situation has deteriorated even for.

inequality that's driving mass protests against the government of president sebastian pinera and lives in ri is coming back as coach of spain's national soccer team he left the post earlier this year when his daughter became trombone only. i bring golf it's good to have you with us we begin in washington on this 3rd day of impeachment hearings against he was president donald trump 2 senior trouble officials have already testified today including jennifer williams an aide to vice president mike pence and a lieutenant colonel alexander vin men of the national security council both listened to the phone call between trump and ukraine's president zelinsky back in july. today testified that the unequal bargaining position of the 2 presidents in addition to crane's dependence on the u.s. is that all of that amounted to trump making a demand on zelinsky and not trump asking a favor. it was improper for the president to request him to demand an investigation into a political opponent opponent especially at foreign power where there's a best dubious belief that this would be a completely impartial in

symbol for the separation and the date off its fall on the 9th of november $1809.00 is commemorated in ri unified germany now to commemorate the 30th anniversary off this event a team off africa journalists traveled along the former border here all their impressions. well you have to imagine 30 years ago there was like the burden was and we had this berlin wall here right on our border to what was then the west germany. we were here in fact are we have been cut off not only from the west but also from the east. i believe most people are happy with the current situation that germany is now united and the people in the former g.d.r. cannot live freely for i believe mckernan. it's an awesome gift but also a member tusk. this is how many germans feel 30 years after the fall of the berlin wall but our treaty which started in moderate and ended up in blockade it showed us that the fall of the wall has also some negative impacts but 1st let's put things into perspective as pop wide germans are generally celebrating this day imagine you have a family of 5 people and your own living in one village

dallas,ris is from texas on our democrats line. if you have not done so already, mute your television set. hower: i can't believe republicans can sit there after the testimony they have given out, evidence to prove he is not fit to be president. he starts racial stuff. everything that comes out is a lie. i can't see somebody like that. if you really believe in god, and people say they do, and you know right from wrong, how can anybody in their right state of mind -- host: little rivers, south carolina, independent line. caller: how do you do? host: go ahead. caller: it is disappointing that the house in particular and the congress in general has been so over the last three years. today sounded in large part like opinion and speculation over the meaning of sounvents without any real d legal issue with the president. is so muchintment time is being spent on this issue and no time being spent on things like usmca and military issues and so on. i think the ambassador was very help mr.his efforts to trump understand the situation .ith m

hallmark channel has started airing their christmas movies and the first lady is dusting off her suk ri figure blood trees. and luxury brands are also getting in on the holiday game. tiffany announced they are selling a $112,000 dollar holiday advent calender containing 24 pieces of jewelry like a tiffany t two-hinged bangal in sl carat rose golds with pave diamonds valued at $15,000. it is the perfect way to say i'm sorry you had to be the first baddee. but it's not just jewelry. the tiffany ender also has the every day object sterling silver paper cut. the tiffany every day object sterling silver clothes pin and the 400 dollar every day object sterling silver harmonica perfect for blaiing the blues because you don't have a gold clothes pin. you might be saying 112,000 for an advent calender. konlt that be more expensive? yes, yes, it could. thanks to my luxury lifestyle brand covetton house. >> bar okay simplicity, shabby elegance, give me money. covetton house. (applause). >> stephen: here at covetton house we know the reason for the season. but we're ignoring it and selling jewelry

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para dar mÁs informaciÓn y llego a la escuela, las cÁmaras de seguridad registraron su llegada y las ri balacera >>> para los padres de familia es una situaciÓn espantosa porque no saben si su hijo o hija fue heridos tÚ has estado alrededor de este hospital se han acercado padres a buscar sin saber si sus hijos estÁn dentro oye por analizados? >>> han sido momentos de verdadero terror para muchas familias hablamos con algunos padres que estaban en su casa esperando la llamada de sus hijos muchos de los jÓvenes estaban siendo interrogados y procesados para determinar que no tenÍan nada que ver con esta balacera que no habÍan sido cÓmplicesanteno que esto iba a y en este momento los padres estaban intentando contactarlos y asÍ fue que las autoridades empezaron a estos estudiantes a padres de familia que llegaban llorando, hace poco habÍan tenido unos simulacros y sabÍan cÓmo actuar en caso de que se diera una balacera esto pudo haber salvado muchas vidas >>> ademÁs de que por suerte no llevaba una de esas armas que estÁn tan de moda, quisiera que me corroboradas y mÁs tarde

pero el miércos ri de incendio 40°! al norte en la zona de nava y abríguese bastante bien. temperaturas permanecerán en el rango de los 40 y 50 ° 48 en palo alto, y 46 para ustedes en la ciudad del interior por supuí el sistema de baja presión que estará con fuertes vientos a la región, lo que traerá lloviznas a la zona montaÑosa y en las montaÑas de santa cruz para este martes y miércoles. durante las horas de la noche del miércoles hacia el jueves veremos la posibilidad de fuertes vientos, es la información en cuanto a precipitaciones en la bahía que se tiende hasta el próximo martes 26 de noviembre, precisamente nuevamente al norte de la región. ahí está la vigilancia por tiempo que estará vigente este miércoles a partir de las cuatro de la madrugada y se tendrá hasta el jueves a las 7:00 de la maÑana. las altas elevaciones podríamos ver fuertes vientos alcanzar las 60 millas por hora baja humedad. son las afectadas del norte de la bahía por supuesto los fuertes vientos se mantendrán en la zona terrestre a 40 millas en la región. con esto continu

in an exclusive interview a shop in heyward was driving the burglar ri epidemic. detectives traced some of those phones overseas. as we reported last night, the police raided the store last month. now as they sift through a mountain of evidence, the operation was bigger than they thought and they're planning new operations as we speak. >> jessica geary is back with her exclusive story and a look at the under cover video that helped crack this place. >> today marks a somber anniversary, the deadliest and most destructive wildfire. the camp fire leveled the town of paradise. more than 18,000 homes, businesses and others simply gone. today paradise is rebuilding but it's one nail at a time. new homes and new businesses are popping up, that's the good news, and more families are moving back in. let's go into paradise. it looks like a big gathering behind you, melissa. >> absolutely, raj. some are here. we're at the paradise alliance church where hundreds of people are taking part in a community meal. the folks are thankful, they are grateful and here to celebrate thei

to-one the san jose bridge heading to san francisco, drive time looking good, only 14 minutes from ri san rael bdge as adinto bay bridge accident blocking one of the lanes, just past the toll plaza there. were taking a look at the san n desk with tragic news out of mexico this morning. a family of nine people were killed in an ambush attack. at the us-mexico border at a remote area. at least nine were killed, a mormon community traveling in three vehicles heading to a wedding and they were caught in an attack between criminal groups but they were not the intended target. and includes three women, four dead kids and two babies so we are keeping an eye on that as people start to react that this morning. ieplains what today, a happens the night five people were killed at an airbnb. city officials say a temporary ban on short-term stays, and why did it take police so long to respond to the original noise complaint at 9:19 that night. officers did not a heading to the scene for another hour and a half at 10:48, just moments before shots rang out. >> you kind of do wonder how this escalated

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clearly failed the families here in parkland and unfortunately here today the families in santa cla ri ta. >> santa clarita is considered a safe area. you didn't think of yourself living in a dangerous community. when you see this happen again in a safe community whad dot do that tell you about the environment that we're living in? >> targeted school violence is not a problem for certain areas. it is a problem for all americans and we must all come together to solve an issue. as a matter of fact, just yesterday two of the other fathers were on a tour with the u.s. secret was a. they just rolled out their report that came out a week ago. addressing protecting america's schools and analysis of 41 incidents ranging in the areas of 2008 to 2017. and one thing that every community in that report had, the one thing in common, was a shared believe that it could not happen to them. we're here to say that it happened to us, please learn from our experience. >> stephanie and i have covered four or five of these shootings and you're never in a place that says "well this is obvious. you talk about

. >> good morning, rosemary ri is here with her long sleeves on. it's cold outside and in here yesterday. >> i've got the air that blows on the weather center. here i am bundled up. >> good morning, another foggy start to the day. another chilly start. the dense fog not quite as widespread and with that, no advisory for the north bay valley location this is morning. you can see there from the golden gait bridge it's over the area. and take a look at what we have on storm tracker two. a time lapse on here so you can see the clouds moving north to south. high and mid level clouds helping to disrupt the cloud cover out there. quite as bad as we started saturday morning a quarter mile visibility reported over areas like santa rosa and napa. this is the area of stockton once again and as you look towards the coast, dark shades of gray along highway one. for north bay county coastline as well as san francisco and san mateo. please be careful if you have an early morning drive in the areas. the inner east bay agray right bay shore. likely to have fog aloc

. >> reporter: even as he pumps the brakes on feature films, the ri rise of skywalker is to be released next month. >> that's where we build all of our "star wars" gear. we have all the props available from us. because they keep everything documented and indexed. so we can order up storm trooper uniforms and aliens. >> reporter: first getting notice for writing "swingers." >> how long you guys going to wait to call your babies? >> reporter: later directing "elf." >> okay, people, santa's coming to town. >> santa! oh, my god! >> reporter: favreau also puts heart into his many blockbusters. if i want to spot you in those movies, what am i looking for? >> there seem to be certain things that recur, a certain sense of sadness and loss and loneliness that then a sense of community and love and togetherness takes over. >> reporter: where do you thin that's from? >> you know, i think it comes from when you're young, and you feel that way. ive ahad lo ive' had loss early in life. >> reporter: you were 12 years old when your mother. >> my mother passed away. that was hitting at the time i was w

police say when they checked ri. he's being held at san clarita jail tonight. >>> b.a.r.t.'s general manager insists the system is safe. >> and i just want to reassure the public that b.a.r.t. is a safe transit smystem and that w are doing everything we can to get a fully stabbed police department moving forward. >> there are kurnltly 168 sworn officers and a 45 supervisors. but the fwogoal is to hire 145 officers over the next five years. >>> pictures of s.w.a.t. team members were seen on the local news and now the people who live there are concerned about how the rest of us perceive the community they so dearly love. part of building a better bay area means breaking stereo type of course. >> reporter: tonight a full circle. >> we want people to feel a connection, you know, and close to one another. and i believe the circle represents something that's whole. >> reporter: the pastor is one of the community leaders trying to make the community feel whole again by getting them to open up about the police raids that happened here last thursday. when law enforcement came searchi

he has a basal ri of $2 million. and this sound like it. i can't stand this company. i asked for a reaction from the long time critic of pg&e. >> to think we should be grateful that pg&e because of their negligence and mismanagement didn't burn our house down. that's outrageous and insensitive i have heard. >> rate payer advocate. >> it is absolutely ridiculous. for the ceo of pg&e to stand there and act as if the company is an innocent victim of the weather. >> san francisco food bank executive director. >> our major role is feed low income people. when we get pulled away from that to move into disaster mode that takes away from that effort. we're sorry to hear thim think of food banks as way to refill refrigerators after a fire. that's not quite the spirit we hope to have. >> i have much more of the exchange coming up at 6:00. >> we look forward to that. >> let them eat cake all over it. >> again. we are taking a look at the historic week. tonight on the news at 6:00. >> part of the commitment to building a better bay area we're digging into the weather conditions.

beoun ri hndas-old puppy scieists are unable to determine whether it is a dog or a wolf. the dog was two months old, apparently, when it died, and as you can see in these pictures, has been rerkably preserved in the snow and ice, with fur, snow, and teeth all in ta. experts think it might shown evolutionary link between wolves and dogs. let's turn to china now. it has warned the u.s. it woul retaliate after president from trumsigned a bill supporting pro-democracy activists in hong ong. the new law sets of an annua review to check if hong kong has enough autonomy to justify a special traininus with -- trading status with the u.s. sag.nctions against the fom it has called the u.s. law lious and has accused washington of sinister intentions. let's hear more from nick beake. nick: this university campus has been the battlegrod for one of the fiercest fights in the struggle for hong kong. and the primitive weapons kept the police at bay. today offirs moved in and began to clear up. all morning police have been gathering up the unused molotov cocktails that protesters have beh

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and he's in, michael bloomberg, the ri tto harrison, the wine tcollection.. to craig, this rock. i leave these things to my heirs, all 39 million of you, on one condition. that you do everything to preserve and protect them. with love, california. >>> tomorrow is the first day of thanksgiving food distribution at sacred heart community service in san jose and the charity still needs more than 6,000 turkeys to meet its november and december goals. about 4,400 food boxes will be distributed to families tomorrow through wednesday. those boxes include canned food, fresh produce and choice of turkey, ham or chicken. >> on the peninsula people are celebrating the he'd season by going back to the victorian era. organizers say it's a one of a kind holiday venture into victorian london. it transforms the cal palace into a twilight evening in a city full of winding lanes and colorful characters from both literature and history and also features a party with hundreds of costumed players performing and interacting with guests. of course santa clause was also there and shared with us one chil

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. >> se ri. >> she wants to weigh in. >> i would be curious to what se ri has to say. the algorithms have all kinds of ways of evaluating evidence. but you have the nikki haley defense is hey, maybe nothing happened. and that might have appealed to a lot of people except mick mulvaney came out and said oh, something happened. something we do all the time. we do this. get over it, until he had to retract. great insights from every panelist. thanks to each of you. >> thank you. >> mara, berit, shelby, we'll be seeing all of you again. >>> coming up as promised, i'm going turn next to my special report between mick mulvaney and tap dance between defying congress and asking a judge whether he should defy his own boss, donald trump. >>> also, later, republicans try out this new defense, admitting yes, maybe he actually did something wrong. >>> and tonight neal katyal is back on "the beat" about trump's attempt to abuse a privilege to hide the facts. >>> and later, my take on the evidence and some of the drama emerges from, yes, the ongoing trial of trump aide roger stone. i

for a quick way to reach you, check out the qr code at the corner of your screen to tak ri website. we give you another chance to scan it later in the show. you could again go to the interactive radar on our website at nbcbayarea.com. >>> our other top story on wednesday evening, concern and fear in an east bay neighborhood. three thieves stormed their way into a home and tied up two people inside and then made them watch as the criminals made off with their valuables. it is sending chills up the spines of people who are celebrating thanksgiving dinner with families. we are at police headquarters when we are bringing in reinforcements this week. >> reporter: they'll be relieved when they see the squad cars patrolling the neighborhood. they are trying to see if there is a link between last night's home invasion and the invasion on halloween night. but it doesn't take a detective to spot the similarities. in both of the cases they happened around dinnertime. both attacks involved three thieves with a pistol. and in both of the cases a terrified resident watched as thieves ransacked th

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all ri to be a live look of the weather as get our first and you can actually see the golden gate aually see it we wonder for how long. >>and our chief meteorologist lawree karnow standing by law is the cloud that has lift a little bit but certainly the fog is still there in fact it's already surging into thebay bouncing up against the oakland hills already so yeah we're going to see some of that fog overnight tonight will be dense in spots, espeally near the coast time of the golden gate bridge looking good right now, a cool though boy the staying down near the coastline. 52 degrees little bree in the san francisco in that dampness the air making it feel that much more cool 54. in oakland 56 degrees in sanose still 61 in livermore concord 50 degrees cooling off. in sta rosa now morning when we wake up w temperatures going to be the 40's and the 50's then becoming mostly sunny in hazy some mid 70's showing up in some othe valleys. they by tomrow afternoon, maybe slightly warmer maybe some low 80's inland. but if you liv out toward the beaches another day of some very very cool fog. >>and

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and so there is a real ri here as they need to turn up democrats are going to prevail. >> and ron from mpr and kqed, thank you bothvery much. >> thank you. >> thank you. >>> on thursday the bay area air quality management issued a fourth consecutive spare the air day alert this week due to smoke from the kincade fire. wildfire smoke will contain the particular air waves, illnesses and asthma. n and while they could help filter particles, it's important to know the right one and how to use it. joining me now is dr. john baum, a professor of medicine at uc san francisco. thank you for being s here. >> i pleasure. >> sir, there is a lot of smoke right now coming from the wilefires. will you walk us through what is in wildfiroke that could be harmful to our lungs and to our air waves? >> yes. and so wildfire smoked i wo like to say it is somewhat similar already to witobacco smokout the nicotine. d so there are fine particles that we would call soot. and some of whicare highly irritating to the air waves. and then there are irritant gases as well. >> and so wildfire smoke could trigger ese

pg&e is planning another round power shutoffs as strong winds and dry coitions threaten the ri of wildfires. here is a look at a map that shows some othe areas that could be impacted. in the east bay ... more than5-thousand pg&ecustomers in alameda and contra costa counties could see the lights go out. i parts ofsan mateo in parts of clara county ... more than 3- thousand customers could go without power. and in the thousand customers could be in the dark in marin, napa, solano, and sonoma counes. a lot of those areas are still recovering from the last und of shutoffs. pg&e says the shutoffs will begin in phasesdepending on the forecast. ( darya ) we have teamoverage of the planned blackouts this morning. kron4's sara stinn is live in mill valley ... which is one of the areas that could go dark. ill? here in marin county there could be more tn 23- thousand 400 customers without power if this power shutoff is put to place by pg and e.i'm live in mill valley where thousands of customers woul be affected - youcan see on the map almost the entire area is covered in ts ps-ps warning. other citie

afternoon all right lawrence coming u ford is set to ta on the docket case tomorrow we'll explain what'at ris and introduce you to one doctor pient. >>who is worried for his future. plus that historic power shut off situation last month well the state use a lot money to help. >>keep communities, safe and functioning now california sayingt's time for pg need to pay it back. >>and the bar general maner responding to that viral video showing a man being cited for tell you what he has form will toay. >>and if skip the commercials get more news during the break make su >>with that part sandwich eating incident last week making news again today that's because bart generalmanager today issued a statement that cludes an apology to that man, but the guy who was cited for eating his telling our his epa noo he's not accepting it. >>the said with cheating the pleasant hill bart station platform that led to stephen foster being confronted by a bart police officer ultimely cited for a violation of conduct has prompted this statement which includes apology for a bart general manager bob powers, which reads

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>>morning and article fletcher yes, we are on th2nd half of the week will clear him a nice smooth ri to the weekend to foggy right. >>let me tell we're talking about w dense the fog if all of audden a major accident on highway 4 or the highway for bypass source you come out of old and toward antioch it is blocked right now with a major at. we have a special traff alert in place once again the highway for bypass. accident here blocking all lane. you can see we already have trfic at a crawl. so if you travel out of a broadway. oakley or through any.

. >> the market surged to all-time high looks underpinned by optimistic outlook ink three ris areas, trade, growth and the fed. but some think theco optimism d be overdone. first the most important outlook is the potential for some kind of trade . that would ensure that the tariff situation economically at least doesn't get worse from here. but the market has been fooled before. and some see all the upside now priced in. >> the market has become much more optimistic about a trade deal and potentially tariff roll barkers so i t see risk more disappoint.side but that could similarly with growth the market certainly when you look at earnings estimates is expecti a strong kind of rebound into next year. and for the quarter we have seen to be the lows in terms of corporate earnings growths. again, i think the risks for the estimates are on the downside not upside. >>econd prospect for the trade they are the bottom at the t slowdown. after the 1.9% gain reported by the government and gdp for the thir quarter. the median forecast sees growing slowing to 1.5% this quarr and next. but rebound

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. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> the president of the new york fed said toda monitoring the ris to the economy. john williams cited several challenges including slower global growth, trade uncertainties and muted inflation pressures. he said the factors together are slowing g.swth in the but he added that the fed's three interest rateuts since july have helped sustain economic growth in our country. >>> and of course those lower interest ratesd have pus mortgage rates down, helping the housing market. a new s reports both home building and permits for future me construction surged last month. about but as diana olick reports that's not solving all of the housing market issues. >>> home builders are bulli this fal starting more single and multifamily homes a pushing construction activity to the highest level in over a decade. unfortunately, is still not enough. >> single familyousing starts have improved over the course of 2019. but it's important to keep in mind we're building about 900,000 single family homes a year. and we need about 1 to 1.1 million based on population growth. >> the market

some advancement in your court case marie culprits the kettle on government representative to germany ri thank you very much thank you very much to you. when you think of an animal that can offer a human emotional support what usually comes to mind dogs cats maybe or probably not a pig lilu is what is called i guess a therapy pig gave sensitive swine she's part of a program that brings trained therapy animals to the airport to live spirits and to ease travel anxieties. it's just another day at work. she's part of san francisco international airport swag brigade she's not catching any flights but a person smiling to help stressed out the passengers relax. people are very happy to get distracted from the travel from their routine whether it's their flying to on their journey or location or work by everybody is usually very happy. but it seems it's not the load to haul bush there's no lipstick on this pig. just perhaps a touch of nail polish. and people seem to enjoy it. i've never seen one here so it's interesting because it's fun i got really excited. first they've never seen a polar bear

foggy sports with fog advice ris rest ris. >>> that widespread extensive fog as we start off the day. here is a live look with our cam. a dense fog advisory for the north bay due to the visibility down to a quarter mile or less. southern locations, checking the visibility right now. down to a mile in san jose. half moon bay and a half mile for oakland, hayward. a quarter mile in napa. zero for the visibility there. that is why the dense fog advisory is in effect until 9:00 a.m.. clearing for most of us eventually through the day except for the coast. 78 concord. 66 san francisco. 76 for san jose. warming up tomorrow through the weekend and for veterans day. ♪ (vo) i know what you're thinking. electric, it's not for you. and, you're probably right. electric just doesn't have enough range. it will never survive the winter. charging stations? good luck finding one of those. so, maybe an electric car isn't for you after all. or, is it? ♪ >>> welcome back to "cbs this morning" -- sorry. i forgot that part. welcome back to "cbs this morning." it's time to bring you some of the stories t

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rushed the field and got tear ri eyed over the victory. it's been a long time coming it's been a decade. i will route for the bears today but not next week. t next week. >>> welcome to mornings on two. taking a look outside, how gorgeous is that. we get to enjoy that view very often here in the bay area. >> gotham. >> that's a dark place. >> but with the buildings, we got the ocean. it's gorgeous. >> it's san francisco, we don't need gotham. >> happy sunday, i'm frank mallicoat. rosemary here to talk about what will be a very busy weekend weather wise and travel wise. >> yeah, a lot going on. not a lot going on today. don't let me scare you. >> tuesday and wednesday. >> yeah, then comes the rain and sierra snow. tomorrow interesting because that wind is heightening fire danger. it's hard to believe. >> i'll take the raun but not the wind anymore. >> yeah, just reallynd into tuesday the rain is expected to arrive out pseudoour doorshi morning. a cold 37 degrees in santa rosa which is an improvement. you were 33 in the last hour. 50 degrees

i've beenoc intrigued by the ri of pete buttigieg peaking at exactly the time he needs to to peak. i also wouldn't be, frankly, surprised by a kamala harris and amy klobuchar coming up. you have toob realize the way t map electoral calendar map is setnd up, that first super tuesy comes very fast. got states like california, north carolina, virginia, that will have a lot of delegates and texas is in that first set of super tuesday. now that beto is not in there, it's open season far lot of candidates. i don't think this is going too be odoresolved soon. >> 15 seconds, david. who else might pop up from the bottom of the ticket since we'rn talking, klobuchar, yang, who are you looking at? >> i don't think there's a dark horse emerging. i think a very good debate for democrats inoo iowa and new hampshire is going to bes the debate between warrenhe and may pete onn medicare for all vers medicare for all who want it because that will be a defining issue of the party and their nominee.ar you got two brilliant spokespeople for two different sides of that policy conversation going straight

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