and replaced by santa ana. and then santa ana chooses another president. only to take back the presidency from him a little while later. and in the meantime amend this amid this mexican domestic infiding santa ana face taylor and what became the most famous battle of the war and it's the one you need to remember for your exam. and that's the now you're writing and and that's the battle of buena vista. in late, february of 1847 the battle of buena vista so it's it's early february. taylor's feeling pretty sure santa ana won't attack. and he decides to move on his own with his mostly volunteer army of about 4,500 troops. he decides to move southward. santa ana gets word of this gets intelligence of this and advances against him was somewhere between 15 and 18,000 soldiers. he's determined to finish off taylor's army. skirmishes in ensue on february 22nd at the base of the mountains there and then the next morning mexican soldiers are clashing with americans throughout the whole day. taylor's only choice is to fight a very defensive battle against the larger

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>> not at all, ana, not at all. when fifa made the decision to give qatar the men's world cup in 2010, 12 years ago, we knew this would be where we would be at this point in terms of the issues in that country, the migrant workers, the deaths of them. now we're hearing hundreds of them died which human rights group told us in the past. the lgbtq rights and lack thereof in qatar, the other issues that came up and money under the table allegations and in some cases proof of that so that's the issue and fifa has no one to blame but themselves for making this decision and having this story line basically get away from them. again, i would say you and i have talked a lot about sports as a conduit for bigger further conversation taking us to major international and national conversations that we should have. here we are again and so i think it's actually a good thing. i know there's a lot of people who want to say, stick to sports. as you said, that went out the window as soon as qatar was picked then throw in the issues

ana? >> i understand the people who were shot were on a bus returning from a field trip? how did this go down? >> reporter: just behind me is a bus heading to the parking glaj. you can see a little bit of it. the state police van was there. student say they heard gunshots, bang, bang, and a couple more unmistaken gunshots. they were apparently on a field trip to see a play in washington, dc. they were on their way back. three juniors all dead, lavel davis, d'sean perry, and devin chandler. ana? >>> a man with two box cutters managed to pass through tsa at the cincinnati airport and board a flight to tampa, and he allegedly threatened passengers mid-flight, forcing pilots to divert to atlanta. cnn aviation correspondent pete muntean has the latest on this. >> reporter: ana, this incident happened on a frontieres airlines flight on friday. but the big question is how did these box cutters make it through tsa screening to begin with. they tell me they're reviewing it to the highest level and

i'm ana cabrera in new york. they're counting, we're waiting and lawmakers on the hill strategizing. every minute brings us closer to learning who will control congress. the senate majority rides on these three state, arizona, nevada and georgia. and in those two southwestern states we know hundreds of thousands of votes are being counted as we speak. on the house side, control really comes down to a couple dozen races that are still too close to call. for republicans it's getting ugly. a revolt from the right flank seeking to oust both kevin mccarthy and possibly even mitch mcconnell as the party's respective leaders in the house and senate but first let's take you to arizona and cnn's josh campbell at the maricopa county election center. josh, where do things stand there? >> reporter: ana, the counting continues here. in the state of arizona we are still waiting on over 500,000 ballots to be counted. 340,000 of those in this county alone, maricopa county, the most populous in the state and worth pointing out of

ana cabrera picks up right now. >>> hello, i'm ana cabrera in new york. thank you for being with us as we await a critical decision minutes away that could have major fallout from your bank account. the federal reserve is poised to once again raise interest rates to try to tame inflation. this would be the fourth straight big rate hike and the impacts will certainly be felt at the white house less than a mile away where we'll hear shortly from president biden set to discuss his latest efforts to bolster the economy. and then tonight he'll make a primetime address focused on threats to democracy. but it is those pocketbook issues that most voters say are most important as they fill in their ballot. you can see the economy tops the list with election day now five days away. matt egan is live outside the federal reserve. how much pressure is the fed facing right now to make the right call here? >> reporter: well, ana, the pressure has just been building and building on the fed. it's palpable. people are angry about the high cost of living an feeling it at th

>> that is a very good question, ana. i wish i could give you an exact number but i have someone here who can give you some great numbers and updated numbers. we are here with the chairman of the maricopa county board of supervisors, bill gates is here with us and we are actually inside looking at the tabulations happening right this minute. the counting continues and i know that you guys will be counting until you are done. i mean that's where we're at. can you give me a sense of how many people came out to vote? was this a huge turnout. >> yeah, so this was -- we've had a big turnout through the whole election because it's not just election day but started early voting several weeks in advance of that. with respect to election day itself we had about 230,000 people come in person, but then also -- so they voted in american and then in addition to that we had another 290,000 people who came with their early ballot, which under arizona law they can come and just drop it off. they don't want to wait in line, drop it off an

ana cabrera picks up our coverage right now. >>> hello and happy friday. i'm ana cabrera in new york. great to have you with us, it's a busy day in the newsroom. turmoil at twitter and serious questions about the social media giant's future. we're covering a mass resignation after chief at which time elon musk gave employees an ultimatum. >>> and a month's worth of snow? just a few hours? it could happen as monster storm continues to pummel western new york. imagine, 21 inches in less than six hours just this morning. >>> plus, more questions and new details in the gruesome kills of four college students in idaho. one victim's dad says his daughter fought for her life during this attack. >>> minutes from now president biden speaks on the economy just base after the unofficial holiday shopping season kicks offment the white house says the president will focus on progress made. what progress? cnn's matt egan is on it for us. matt, in terms of numbers, we have seen some signs this month that inflation is easing, but in terms of how people are feeling, are ame

. >>> ana cabrera picks up our coverage right now. >>> hello i'm ana cabrera in new york. thanks so much for joining us. a hero is speaking and a coward isn't. officials tell us the gunman accused of killing five people and injuring more than a dozen others at an lgbtq nightclub in colorado refuses to talk. investigators say even without his cooperation they're looking into whether this was a bias motivated crime, in other words if he acted because of hate, if so he could face hate crime charges. we're told the charges won't be formally filed until the suspected shooter is out of the hospital, however. he's been there since the attack. it appears the suspect was injured by two heroic club goers who took him down, army veteran, richard fierro, said he grabbed onto a loop on the back of a flack jacket the shooter was wearing to pull him to the ground. >> i proceeded to take his other weapon, the pistol and start hitting him where i could with the armor in the way. i just started -- i found a crease between his armor and his head and i started wailing away with his gun. and t

>> i'm skeptical, ana, because it will cause a delay. it takes time for someone to be.ed to staff up, get office space, get up to speed and i don't think the benefits are there and the benefits of a special counsel are it takes the politicization down a notch. someone semi independent. so we saw when robert mueller came in, he was praised, oh, he's great. he won't be biased. as soon as he started digging up damaging information on trump it was a witch-hunt and he was completely biased. i don't think a special counsel would even get a honeymoon period. i think that benefit goes out the window along with the benefit of potentially lasting through an administration so john durham when he was appointed lasted into the biden administration and they did not fire him and that turns out to be the right move because he came up with basically nothing at all. i don't think that we can trust that a second trump administration or another trump-like gop figure would allow the special counsel to continue his or her work so i think the benefit really is

>> hi, ana. thanks for having me. i have to say i was struck by -- it just came off as overrehearsed and disingenuous. i just thought that it was inauthentic. pence is always best when he speaks from the heart, and i just felt like i don't know who prepped him, i don't know who advised him, whoever it is he might want to reconsider that. but i just think it was just overrehearsed and it felt like everything he he delivered was a talking point to a focus group. and he had the opportunity to really separate himself from trump and trumpism, and i don't think he did. >> to your point about maybe being overrehearsed or scripted in some of his answers, i just want to play a quick example of something he has said repeatedly about trump on january 6th. let's listen. >> well, i must tell you the president's words and tweet that day were reckless. they endangered my family and all the people at the capitol. >> i mean, the president's words were reckless. it was clear he decided to be part of the problem. >> and i do believe tha

ana cabrera picks up our coverage right now. >>> hello, i'm ana cabrera in new york. thanks for being with us. the final stretch is here. we are now just five days to midterms with control of congress on the line. and here are the big named closers on the trail today, president biden flying to new mexico, vice president harris in new york and former president trump in iowa where he's kicking off four rallies in five days. we head to georgia first because power in the senate could come down to this race and the peach state yet again. cnn's eva mckend is in atlanta. you've been tracking this key battleground tate for months. what do we need to know? >> reporter: well, ana, we've gotten to the stage of the game where senator warnock, herschel walker are making their closing arguments, senator warnock talks a lot on the trail about his bipartisan work in congress. arguing that he is willing to work with republicans if ultimately it is in service to georgians talking about health care and his efforts to lower the cost of insulin. meanwhile, herschel walker working overtime

ana cabrera picks up our coverage on a very busy day right now. p . >>> hello, thanks so much for joining us, i'm ana cabrera in new york. the balance of power and the power struggle, right now house republicans are on the cusp of taking control and are about to meet behind closed doors. the mission, decide who will lead their conference and potentially succeed nancy pelosi as speaker of the house. current house minority leader kevin mccarthy wants the job, but we're learning at least one pro-trump lawmaker will challenge him for the top spot. but republicans haven't quite secured the majority just yet. the number of seats needed for a house majority is 218, and here we are one week after the election. neither party is there. republicans are inching closer with 215, so far we'll talk about some of those remaining races in just a minute. first, let's get to cnn's manu raju on the hill. manu, how do republicans expect things to shake out with this leadership vote today? >> well, this is going to be a crucial first test for kevin mccarthy, who is exp

ana? >> we all know someone with alzheimer's. it's heartbreaking and there seems to be so little throughout to help them. this doesn't turn out to be the answer, is there more in the pipeline? >> there is more in the pipeline. they are a different -- many of them are a different class of drugs than this one. if this one doesn't work out the way we hoped, there are others in the pipeline. it will take years. ana? >> elizabeth cohen, thank you for the reporting. >>> william and kate, the prince and princess of wales, are in boston today. it's their first u.s. visit with their new royal titles and their first time on u.s. soil since prince harry and meghan markle moved to california for their private life. will and kate will take part in the earth shot prize award ceremony, the initiative william founded to tackle environmental challenges. they'll also visit the mayor of boston during their three-day visit to learn how the city is tackling climate change. >>> thanks so much for being with us.

ana? >> jason carroll in philadelphia for us. thank you. >>> i want to caution, pennsylvania's a state where we may not know the results for days. officials there can't start counting those absentee ballots until polls close on election night, and even then counties are still not required to begin counting ballots for three days. because of this, the early results will be mainly election-day votes. and you may see a red-to-blue shift there in pennsylvania as the vote count continues. all counting has to be done within eight days of the election. so we will be watching very closely. >>> to georgia now where it's been an ugly fight for the state's senate seat. a seat that until 2020 had been solidly republican. we have more from the get out the vote events today. eva, the early vote was big there in georgia, and the races are really close right now. >> reporter: yes, that is correct. and that really speaks to the battleground nature of this state. and what you see is the candidates speaking to that, really trying to message to thos

part of the problem that is being piled onto ana is that_ problem that is being piled onto ana is that the _ problem that is being piled onto ana is that the gp system is overloaded and basically in crisis, it is very hard _ and basically in crisis, it is very hard to— and basically in crisis, it is very hard to get— and basically in crisis, it is very hard to get a gp appointment so there _ hard to get a gp appointment so there has— hard to get a gp appointment so there has been a trend that appears from all_ there has been a trend that appears from all the reports over the medital— from all the reports over the medical world for more people to go straight _ medical world for more people to go straight into a&e for things in the cases— straight into a&e for things in the cases that — straight into a&e for things in the cases that they may not actually need _ cases that they may not actually need to — cases that they may not actually need to go into ana four. clearly, the hospitals appear to be completely overloaded, they haven't -ot completely overloaded, they haven't go

it's donnie russel ana. let's leave it there with you right now. keep enjoying those games. we'll talk you soon. thank you. and you've been watching every news from berlin up next reporter. looks at russian military disorders who fled to georgia. much more from us at the top of the hour, and of course you always get the latest w dot com or following up on instagram and twitter at dw news. wayne blue cross, thanks for watching. they want to know what makes the german he just did the john love on banning thing that way, but i'm not even know how to work. my own god and everyone was laid. holden every day. just getting, are you ready to meet the german and join me, right?

they're tracking gusty santa ana. winds out of the northeast. they are expecting to see gust out of 50 miles per hour range or less dropping relative humidity in the single digits at times. so high winds very dry conditions. that is just a recipe for high fire danger, which is what we're seeing. unfortunately in sun valley. and we are tracking in the san fernando valley near that fire is burning. 73 degrees out there right now near this 10 o'clock hour. and that's because of those warm, dry offshore breezes relative humidity, though, increasing because of the cooler temperatures overnight. but let's take a look at wind speeds out there right now out of the north northeast. so it's a textbook example of santa ana winds gusts at 20 miles per hour. but we could still see gusts in that 50 mile per hour range from now through sunday morning when that red flag warning is set to expire at 10:00am. so let's take a look at our bay area forecast winds a thing of the past. we had some offshore winds last night that lasted through part of today, but we're t

. >> i'm ana cabrera in new york. the top u.s. officials at the pentagon talking about china but mainly focusing their comments on the war in ukraine and this deadly missile incident inside poland. right now world leaders are holding talks about that and cnn's melissa bell is with us at nato headquarters in brussels. general wesley clark, former nato supreme allied commander with us. what do we know so far about this investigation into that missile that landed in poland? . >> this is an investigation that is ongoing, ana, and we will have to wait for the results of it, being conducted by american and polish investigators to get to the bottom very specifically of who fired this missile and where from and to what end. for the time being what we've been hearing are a lot of people, including here at nato headquarters, stoltjens stolten say they believe this is a missile fired as part of ukraine's defense systems and not a missile fireden to polish territory from russia. that is crucial because of article 5 the foundation treaty would

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ana attended one of those events. so, it was a nice event, but some of us didn't know we were being scammed. so, i lost the money, the trip, the dream — everything. ana is one of 70 people who accuse rafael bessa of selling them travel services that didn't exist. together, they say they have lost more than $290,000. some have sued bessa in court or reported him to the police. bessa declined to give the bbc in interview, but he made these comments about the allegations. the un's world travel organisation told us that more should be done to protect consumers worldwide. the rights of tourists and consumers are not harmonised at the international level. un has developed an international code for the protection of tourists. it's the first attempt to regulate these issues and proposes principles and concrete actions that countries can already transpose into their national legislation. seven countries have adhered to the code so far, and more are planning to include it in their legislation. brazil is one of them. rafael ba

>>> they had a tracking device which led them to a home in santa ana where some of the equipment was found. but, 13 bags and all of the special jerseys, 56 of them, are still missing. for all of these players, it is about more than the gear. >> the storm is a family. it does not matter. we are a family. it helps our mental health so much. >> reporter: the players head back to canada on thursday without the equipment the teams cannot play. they hope someone has the heart to return what is so valuable to them. >>> we showed you the highlights from golden states easy win over the clippers and the first black block. we have more sports toetu the eak. hat sharks team i'm karen. i'm living with hiv and i'm on cabenuva. for adults who are undetectable, cabenuva is the only complete, long-acting hiv treatment you can get every other month. it's two injections from a healthcare provider. i really like the flexibility. and for me, it's one less thing to think about while traveling. don't receive cabenuva if you're allergic to its ingredients or if you taking certain medicines, which may intera

>>> they had a tracking device which led them to a home in santa ana where some of the equipment was found. but, 13 bags and all of the special ey missing. for all of these players, it is about more than the gear. >> the storm is a family. it does not matter. we are a family. it helps our mental health so much. >> reporter: the players head back to canada on thursday without the equipment the teams cannot play. they hope someone has the heart to return what is so valuable to them. >>> we showed you the highlights from golden states easy win over the clippers and the first black block. we have more sports to get you after the break. hats off to the sharks team o meyer. was his night ♪music playing♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ nothing brings the pack together like a trip to great wolf lodge. now open in northern california. [ sneezing ] are you okay? like a trip to great wolf lodge. oh, it's just a cold. if you have high blood pressure, a cold is not just a cold. coricidin is the #1 doctor recommended cold and flu brand. specially designed for people with high blood pressure. be th

it is the santa ana wind, the dreaded santa ana win for southern california today, so very high fire danger for them. sixties on attempts upper sixties to maybe near 70 for a few will ease up a little bit tomorrow. then we'll warm it right back up on friday, right now, the weekend looks good, you guys all right. thank you. steve plans to visit california's most popular national park will be a little easier next season up next. the reason the park is getting rid of its reservation system and educators in the south bay demanding change because of attacks by special education students up next, the violent qualifications that they say happened right in the classroom. we are grocery outlet and we are your bargain bliss market. what's bargain bliss? you know that feeling you get when you find the name brands you love, but for way, way less? that's bargain bliss. and with thanksgiving right around the corner, we want you to save big. that's why at grocery outlet, we are offering you $21 off your holiday turkey with in-store coupon. that's as low as .53 cents a pound. now, that's savings to

some of those santa ana is really having been kicking up across southern california. that has been warming. temperatures, dry humidity, but we've had wet enough early-season that fire danger has not been a huge risk due to those santa ana winds, which has really nice where we're sitting in the bay area, dry, offshore wind will keep us mostly clear. you will have the return of a few low clouds towards the coastline likely tonight into tomorrow morning. and tomorrow, a few passing clouds. but honestly, the sky, the skies are mostly clear and dry all the way through the rest of this week's forecast and into the busy travel weekend ahead of u.s.. 60's for your highs in san francisco at the coast along the bay shore and at least for most of our inland areas, burlingame at 66 in carlos at 67 today, south bay temperatures in the mid 60's as well with san jose right at 66 pleasanton dublin. 64 for your daytime highs. oakland, walnut creek among a few spots. also at 66 in benicia fairfield and vacaville in the low. 70's are only spots to hit 70 degrees. nice to be seeing that

the big issue across the state has been our santa ana winds for southern california, which have been making for some really windy conditions around the la area out to the channel islands. the good news about this is typically santa ana winds come with a high threat of wildfires due to the fact we've had a relatively wet november. it's really helping to dampen that wildfire danger in the midst of these dry offshore winds here in the bay area. you will find a few breezy pockets today, but for the most part, pretty calm. one touch of fog into the evening tonight, but not too much of it to know. and tomorrow a few passing clouds aside from that, we stay dry through the rest of the week in into this pre holiday travel weekend. good news for those of you that may be taking to the roads and the skies this weekend. we'll be staying clear and calm here for the bay temps today in the 60's for san francisco at the coast as well as along the bay shore and for most of our inland areas. again, this is a mild afternoon yesterday brought some of the states first above average temperatures of the mon

california por ejemplo, se libra esta importante batalla por la alcaldía de los Ángeles, enrique chiabra nos aña . >> arantxa ¿qué tal? buenas noches, la disputa es intendente s.a., lo disputan (palabra en inglés) y carusso, la victoria de bass parecía inminente, pero la brecha se fue cerrando dando posibilidades al magnate de los negocios, mañana la participación de latinos será decisiva, somos uno de 3 votantes en los Ángeles . >> enrique otra contienda se libra con alex villanueva y (palabra en inglés) . >> así es, tenemos esa contienda importante, alex villanueva lucha por seguir en el cargo, su oponente avanzó en las encuestas, algunas lo dejan como ganador, este es el apartamentos del alguacil más grande del país, la violencia en calles puede definir a los votantes regreso contigo . >> muchísimas gracias, estaremos transmitiendo mañana en el programa especial por telemundo nos vemos . >> bueno, a un día de las elecciones, ellon musk también hace campaña el dueño de twitter llamó a electores a votar por republicanos, esto fue repudiado por usuarios, en el pasado dijo que

because they have santa ana wind down their red flag warnings out for them sunny for all today. nice to warm. there are thirties forties and fifties, though on the attempt, there's more of a breeze here, which is holding up temps. certainly in the higher elevations breezy to windy in the hills mount the tabloid gust of 50 for about 20 minutes, and now it's even eased up a little bit, but still, it's ab you gete fifties oakland hills 52. sonoma mountain 53 ben lomond mountain at 48, so north wind east wind north wind so another offshore breeze, which means those higher clouds coming in are running into a wall of resistance. thirties forties fifties on the tips, pillows 31 in 10, santa rosa, 34 36 paolo alto fremont's in there, there's another observation. walnut creek at 35 . livermore conquered 39. now 31. there's that boulder creek felton. lots of thirties 38 santa cruz, socal, aptos, 36, san martin, 34 campbell and santa clara. so still, some that are cold low in southern california is what's giving them that offshore breeze in us as well. any rain now now bill monday, tuesday

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if ana navarro does not beat him to it. let's welcome tonight's guests! she is blown away when she forgets to fill her backpack with rocks, cohost of "america's newsroom" and "the five" dana perino. and observations on our culture gives the left and ulcer, host of "tucker carlson tonight," tucker carlson. [cheers and applause] she's like the daytona 500, loud and full of smoke, fox news contributor kat timpf. [cheers and applause] and florida may have the longest coastline, but tyrus has the longest clothesline, my sidekick and television champion! so first off i have to go to you, dana, i have to apologize because for many years, maybe ten years i have been making fun of you and your silly obsession with dogs, you know, whether it was percy, or jasper, and now i realize i am a hypocrite, and wanted to show you briefly what i have become and it is worse than you. [laughs] silly boy. you are silly boy. [laughs]illy boy there you go. so, dana. i am disgusting. what has happened to me? is this a colt? >> dana: is a little bit of a cult. it is a gift i believ

. >>> ana cabrera picks up our coverage right now. >>> hello i'm ana cabrera in new york.

cnn's ana cabrera is tracking all of this for us at the voting desk of what's going on? >> more than 1.1 million pre-election ballots were cast in pennsylvania and there's now a fight happening over whether some of these ballots should be counted. at issue here are the mail-in ballots that were sent in with either the wrong date or no date at all. here's an example of an actual ballot this election cycle that was cured or corrected in time. you can see this voter was able to fix the date just yesterday, some may not be impacted or won't be fixed in time and so democratic senate candidate john fetterman has now joined a lawsuit asking a federal court to supersede a previous decision by the pennsylvania supreme court and allow those misdated or undated votes to count arguing the date on the mail-in ballot envelope has no bearing on a voter's qualifications and serves no purpose. he says other than to erect barriers to qualified voters exercising their fundamental constitutional right to vote. so how many votes are we talking? at last check, 3,600 or so in philadelphia coun

i think ana, though, laid out a very powerful concept in politics -- you can't treat people like their only allowed to care about one thing. i mean if i told you, you can care about one thing and one thing only, and if you disagree with me, that i disregard to you, you would not feel very kindly towards my political party so if that's what the democrats have done hispanics, whatever community they are in, i can understand why they are gravitating. and i also think the other night when i was on and we talk about outreach from the republican national committee has done, just going and talking to people, trying to be present in the community. you are seeing that in a lot of different states and i think it's been quite successful. so economy and crime, the republican campaigns speaks to -- >> i will tell you something. the biden administration sucks at tooting their own horn. i told this to them to their own face. they've done things like issue temporary protective status for venezuelans, which is a very big deal! it's for the hispanic community. but they don't toot their own horn! donald

. >> my name is ana renzi. i'm a fire investigator for the city and county of san francisco. the job of a fire investigator is to go after the fire has been put out and to determine the origin and the cause of the fire. so we are the people who after the firefighters have come in and done their magnificent work to extinguish the fire, we go through the fire scene and we are able to find how the fire started. just showing up, being who you are can mean a world of difference to someone. when someone sees you as an identifiably queer person, an identifiable female presenting person or a person of color walk into their home, they can feel more comfortable and more trusting just knowing that you are around and that you may have some insight into their situation and to their community needs that others may not have. the san francisco fire department i'm proud to say goes out of its way to recruit women, minorities, and to the lgbtq+ community, we are awaiting you and wanting you to come join us as a san francisco fire department. no one is going to represent us like you are going t

. >> then ana and me had fun. we had a little bit of water and people that were passing. we would play with the telephone from one room to another. >> germany invaded the netherlands in 1940, and two years later, part of that office building became a hiding place for the frank family, where anne would write her diary. it was published in 1947 as "the diary of a young girl." the franks were arrested in 1944, and anne and her sister ended up at a concentration camp. hannah ended up there too. she heard a rumor that her friend, anne, might be in a nearby part of the camp and went to find her. >> and at night i tried to go as near. it was forbidden to go as near as i could to the fence. and somehow i called, hello, hello. >> word got to anne, and soon both girls met. they spoke to each other, separated by a barbed wire fence. >> and really it was not the ana, the very nice little girl i knew from amsterdam. the sad little girl. the first thing, we cried. then she asked if i could help with food. >> all hannah could manage was some cookies, bread, dried prunes and a little bit

california is very well-versed on santa ana that's when the wind comes out of the desert, not off the ocean and there famous for spreading disastrous firestorms. the lego group is coming out with a new build their tallest one yet at nearly 5 feet featuring a famous eiffel tower. the 10,000 piece structure was designed to replicate the three observation platforms and even the landscaping. you can buy the set november 25th for 62999. a group of wild turkeys quite literally in a turkey trot down the streets of brookline mass, they tried to get out of dodge at of next week's festivities if you know what i mean. they're good at trotting, not so much at hiding. >> lift off of artemis one, we rise together. back to the moon and beyond. >> nasa spacecraft is officially on its way to the moon, if the flight goes well the u.s. is one step closer to putting astronauts back on the lunar surface for the first time in 50 years. 75-year-old rosanna red docket d on as she crossed the line at the new york city marathon she was the final person to do so with a tied up just over 14 hours 22 minutes. him

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ana cabrera picks up our coverage right now. >>> hello and happy friday. i'm ana cabrera in new york. who will control congress? it all comes down to tuesday. four days, one final weekend for midterm candidates and big-name backers to get v

southern california, that's really going to kick into santa ana winds there. the winds over southern california are going to be much stronger than we anticipate around the bay area over the next couple of days. let's track our winds just in the process as we head through the rest of tonight. nothing too strong, but the mountains are going to be gustier as we head further into the daylight hours on tuesday. keep an eye on the numbers for calistoga, vacaville. and those, especially above 2,000 feet is where we will be picking up wind gusts. they'll be offshore winds, which is the right direction. the relative humidity levels are going to remain fairly steady through the rest of tonight. usually they go up. the humidity bottoming out in the 15% to 20% range over the north bay. only inland valleys to the east bay as well. the combination of gusty winds will, but the fact we got some rain, helping to mitigate that fire threat. and also helps if the winds aren't going to be that strong. but we need some additional rain. we don't have any in the seven-day forecast. w

we are seeing some santa ana winds across the southern end of the state. these are going to start relaxing if it wasn't for the wet start to november. >> we've been talking higher fire danger because of this. but fortunately for us, we did see that cool, wet start to the month. that's helping us out a lot. futurecast shows today's clear skies tonight. do expect some low clouds to be pushing in tomorrow morning. a few low clouds but skies still nice and bright towards tomorrow afternoon and staying dry through friday, saturday and sunday, the weekend before thanksgiving. it's a busy travel weekend. you're good to go across the state. 60's for your highs in sf today as well as at the coastline. most of the rest of us across the bay will also be in mostly a range of mid 60's saying carlos, our warmest spot on the peninsula at 67. well, san jose at 66 today, east bay temperatures pretty similar to that. mostly mid 60's oakland, right at 66 berkeley in orinda at 64 benicia fairfield vacaville. you are only spots actually getting right up to 70 degrees today. pe

in southern california, the santa ana winds are concerning. another of when -- number of winter advisories in effect. we have a red flag warning going up first thing tomorrow morning. runs until friday morning so be careful if you are going down south. temperatures right now. 46 degrees in half moon bay. they are all over the board. 51 in san francisco. vi the down sloping wind is down to three miles in santa rosa. be careful out there. high pressure in command of our weather. we will be blocked from the storm at least through the weekend without area of high pressure down sloping wins continuing tomorrow. november warms coming your way. do expect temperatures to approach records in places like oakland and santa rosa. it's a sparkling san francisco. gusting in the hills through morning. areas of coastal fog. mild to warm for thanksgiving. scattered showers in the forecast on monday. watch out along the coastline. wave heights are coming up. beach hazard statements are friday morning. risk of rip current will be high . that is something to watc

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those santa ana winds rushing in from the inland valleys out towards the coastline. this resulted in some warm and dry conditions towards our south fire danger would have been fired higher if it wasn't for the fact that we saw such a nice wet start to the month and that really helped to diminish fire danger. as for where we're at in the bay area, we remain dry the rest of this week. if your plans on hitting the road and maybe doing some travel ahead of thanksgiving next week today or into the weekend, skies out there are expected to remain dry. just a few clouds passing overhead on into tomorrow. today's daytime highs, nice and mild again. great day in the city with highs in the 60's 60's as well. right along the coastline and the same right along the bay shore or further inland. burlingame, 66 saying carlos at 67 today, south bay temperatures in the mid 60's with san jose and santa clara at 66 east bay. much the same hayward. 65 oakland at 66, only 3 spots reaching 70. that's benicia fairfield and vacaville and a few 50's right along the coast in stinson beach in po