cecelia vega standing by. >>> also tonight, the abc news exclusive. david muir one-on-one with former vice president mike pence for the first time, mike pence on his duty, his role on january 6th, and what he says about former president trump and his actions on that day. >>> the deadly air disaster in dallas. today we learned six people were killed when two vintage world war ii planes collided in midair. what federal investigators have just said. >>> frightening moments onboard a frontier airlines flight when a passenger allegedly boarded with two box cutters. how did this happen? and the two military veterans and former officer who jumped into action. >>> shocking video of the moment a bomb went off in a busy street in turkey. multiple people killed in what's called a terror attack. what authorities are saying tonight. >>> the horrific crash in indiana. a truck slams into a bus filled with high school hockey players, injuring more than a dozen. tonight, why police say they arrested the truck driver. >> and urgent search for a young mother missing now

i think it has the potential to be one of the major racquet sports of this generation. >> for cecelia, it is the chance to spend quality time with her son, who is growing up way too fast. >> we can compete together. i have not told him, i want to play tournament with him. you want to play tournament? >> i'm good. >> reporter: well, you can't win them all. kpix 5. >> i do like the sound of the ball hitting. >> >> you would crush everyone. >> it looks like so much fun. >> let's go do it. >>> that's it for this news at 5:00. cbs news bay area with juliette goodrich starts right now. >>> thanks so much. new reactions at this hour, nancy pelosi's big announcement, the first female speaker of the house stepping away from democratic leadership and passing the torch to the next generation. >> never would i have thought that someday, i would go from homemaker to house speaker. >> reporter: a trailblazer in washington. >> with great confidence in our caucus, i will not seek re-election to necrotic leadership in the next congress. >> nancy pelosi stepping down as the top house democrat, but, sta

. >> reporter: cecelia is one of about 5 million picklers in america. a sport that grew 40% in the last three years. part of the appeal, it is much easier to learn than tennis, so pretty much anyone can play it. >> you are part of the community. you get to exercise. you get to socialize. >> some say it is named after the inventor's dog. todd kramer is the executive vice president at bearwood shores. it converted tennis courts into pickleball courts. >> we have just hit the tip of the iceberg here. i think it has the potential to be one of the major racket sports of this generation for sure. >> reporter: for cecelia, it is a chance to spend some quality time with her son, who is growing up way too fast. >> we could actually compete together. i haven't told him. i want to play a tournament with him. you want to play a tournament with mommy? >> i'm good. >> reporter: well, you can't win them all. pi 5. >>> bay area food banks are hard at work. especially now ahead of the holidays. >>ing's good day at redwood empire food bank. >> an environment from the men

that's a solution. cecelia castillo, is there a bunny give them that, but it's a pretty ship that again, it's lisa. he had no get his order and that according to potential me it and get it is because i'll just put her new and i putting my caching, alabama, zip lamps. any mom with and i'm with them. gotcha. and i came across his cause ali, can you switch around with their shit? i'm what the ragged porch thing like indian room when all of us thought, oh, a little too tedious music when you po, jobs up love to. he will a good that he of them or store, and man you 3 of co op, but it's, well, we're sweet milk in with us. dearly live much america. horses are going to where get it removed soon. the customer, a demarco. what people will up or michelle, cuz no me there are many 3 huh? oh, today stores and again your sna deal is content issue. i'm with this you poor said we judge the on the store board, the district were speaker thinker and that show up steel of to be just was more they mean yeah, you wish i thought that i don't she at the more with it for and if you minute see, will borders kind

cecelia vega standing by. >>> also tonight, the abc news exclusive. david muir one-on-one with former vice president mike pence for the first time, mike pence on his duty, his role on january 6th, and what he says about former president trump and his actions on that day. >>> the deadly air disaster in dallas. today we learned six people were killed when two vintage world war ii planes collided in midair. what federal investigators have just said. >>> frightening moments onboard a frontier airlines flight when a passenger alledl

this one was done by cecelia acosta to remember her late parents. >> it's an honor to do this tree and to see my parents memories. people look at the pictures, the sign. it's nice. reporter: no matter what reason you visit, officials say there is something for everyone. >> it is accessible to everybody. it represents the best of san jose. we have people from every neighborhood in the city. come down and get into the seer it -- spirit. >> family is everything. family, friends. be good to one another. this world needs goodness. ♪ reporter: tim johns, abc 7 news. ama: what a great tradition. if you are going tomorrow, sandia is here with a first look at our forecast. sandhya: it will be perfect weather for either one of those things. let me show you a live picture right now. it's a foggy golden gate bridge. visibility down to three miles in half moon bay. there's a cold front up to the north. a drive front for us but as it comes through here, it will clean out our air. we have fog around in high clouds as we take a look at our local picture. into tomorrow morning, we will start you off

let me go over to cecelia. we have been hearing from her that 89 people from the vessel that she is connected to have been allowed to disembark but the fact is, you still have at least two other vessels stranded at sea where the men so far are not allowed to disembark. how do you think the standoff will be settled? because rome, as you have been hearing, insists that the countries whose flags these boats are flying should bear the responsibilities for the migrants and refugees in the ngo's are saying italy is breaching international law by keeping them on the ship. >> yes, absolutely. i think that what you said is correct. i think the theory that the interior of italy put forward about the fact that the states basically should be cooperating doesn't really find basis in international law so i think that the ngos are correct in claiming that italy, at this point, with this idea that the other states should be cooperating before people are put in a situation of safety is actually breaching international law so i

stories this hour and italy humanitarian ship carrying a $179.00 migrants has been allowed to dock at a cecelia in port. only mine is in people needing medical care. we'll let all 900 people are still stranded to see has been heavy fighting between russian non ukrainian forces and back most in the east. antoniette squadron, deputy mayor claims russian soldiers tried to storm the city from several directions in tanzania, playing with 43 people on board is crushed into lake victoria. the position and flight from doris lamb was attempting to land ads because airport, which is north western townsend in 26 passengers have been rescued so far. well, for our g, say days, a journalist space in the tanzanian port city of dar slum. he says that efforts to pull the plane from the water under way according to the, to the police commander regional command of the book by mr. william. so he is saying that the efforts continue and so for, according to the picture, which we have seen from the, from the, from the, from the local media, which of been, it's like later in the media. they're showing that it's not fa

this one was done by cecelia acosta to remember her late parents. >> it's an honor to do this tree and to see my parents memories. people look at the pictures, the sign. it's nice. reporter: no matter what reason you visit, officials say there is something for everyone. >> it is accessible to everybody. it represents the best of san jose. we have people from every neighborhood in the city. come down and get into the seer it -- spirit. >> family is everything. family, friends. be good to one another. this world needs goodness. ♪ reporter: tim johns, abc 7 news. ama: what a great tradition. if you are going tomorrow, sandia is here with a first look at our forecast. sandhya: it will be perfect weather for either one of those things. let me show you a live picture right now. it's a foggy golden gate bridge. visibility down to three miles in half moon bay. there's a cold front up to the north. a drive front for us but as it comes through here, it will clean out our air. we have fog around in high clouds as we take a look at our local picture. into tomorrow morning, we will start you off

we have for those cecelia on god, you know, of who once usually once a more aggressive approach to the war. but he has supported the decision to leave her son saying that it is a difficult but the right choice, saving the priceless lives of soldiers. so they said here and russia, opposition to supreme decisions is rail and there is no exception here. but some of the people who are, who are not that close to the government, independent bloggers. probably some of them are not living in 5 russia itself. they have another opinion, they see the decision of one of the worst taken by the russian leadership, and they see what happened as the most serious defeat for the russian army since 991. for instance, military blogger caught you and says, the decision is shocking. to thousands and millions of people who are fighting for russia dying for russia, believe in russia and share their beliefs of the russian world. it is a tough situation. it is a tough, a staff here in moscow and across russia for people trying to absorb what happened to understand what's going on. at the head of the internation

. >> reporter: when the pandemic first hit, cecelia lowe was having trouble getting her 12-year-old son off lineup. pickleball is now what they play. part of the appeal, it is much easier to learn than tennis. so pretty much anyone can play it. >> you are part of the community. you get to exercise. you get to socialize. >>> nobody knows why it is called pickleball. some say it is named after the inventor's dog, pickles. >>> it has become so popular, sports clubs are now getting in on the action. todd kramer is the executive vice president at bay club redwood shores. he says the facility converted one of its tennis courts into four pickleball courts. and that is just the beginning and i think it has the potential to be one of the major racket sports of this again ration for sure. >>> it is a chance n mpete toge ld hi i want to play a tournament with him. so clay, you want to play a tournament with mommy? >> i'm god. >> well, you can't win them all. >> he is like i'm good. >> he is embarrassed. he will do it. >> i love tennis and jess was trying to convince me to do pickleball. >> just se

we have cecelia, karen, and our new ceo, cio, allyson to elaborate further on the legislation. before i hand it over to them, i want to thank richard and annette, annette is a current beneficiary who have advocated on behalf of her family member, so that their son would be able to benefit from this in the future and so, thank you to them for bringing this to our attention. i'll hand it over, through the chair, i'll hand it over to the spurs representation here today. i think that's karen bortnick. >> good morning, supervisors. thank you for inviting us here. i'm not sure i can add much more than what supervisor safai has already told you. but i can tell you how this proposed ordinance would work. when a member comes to retire, they do have an option to name an individual who can receive a monthly immunity after their -- anuity after their death. as supervisor safai told you, if they name a dependent adult child to receive that monthly annuity, that may impact their ability to receive public benefits. this special needs trust will allow them to receive the benefits without losin

cecelia rouse, ron klain, reportedly may leave next year. yellen by 2024. who is advising the president telling him all these things? >> well, that is an interesting question, liz. i don't know that question. elizabeth: i love putting you on the spot. >> the people, the people you mentioned for the different councils i used to run one of those councils, they're not telling him the truth. i actually don't know what he was trying to say but go steal a pumpkin, liz macdonald, go ahead. go steal a pumpkin. no cash, no bail. look it, inflation is the cruelest tax of all. food price inflation is off the wall and don't forget, here, the linkage between fossil fuels, fertilizers and food prices, okay? this is another example of why it is so crucial to open the spigots for oil and gas and bidens don't make that connection. they don't make any connection and they're too busy giving reparations to poorer countries so they won't use oil and gas which is still the most efficient form of energy. this is a crazy story. every question you asked me, i should just sit here a

inflation and recession and i've got president biden's economic team, jeans morning and brian decent cecelia ross many but it sure is reports are coming in the sand jenny ellen made the fight 2024 and final word. liz: yes, i think they can all go. [laughter] i mean, they completely blew it and only to the lowest, anticipating inflation, the blue by not giving the government sound cancel hunt how she should be spending of the way, he continues to go on and even as inflation is at 40 year highs joe biden cannot stop spending money is a free clear think that janet yellen has disgraced herself and i be happy to see her out of office. elizabeth: all right congressman and liz peake, there was a great interview that we really enjoyed that opening and have a good weekend and happy thanksgiving to you all and i the white house and arezzo they've got this really lame new counteroffensive apparently these don't programs are going to try to say that the fbi whistleblowers, and the government documents treasury records and bank records detailing potential crimes and family moneymaking overseas and all of

>> cecelia, thank you so much. >>> now we want to thank some of you for taking a break from the world cup and watching us. u.s. of course is gearing up for tomorrow's must-win match against iran. will reeve, this is a case win or you're coming home, back home tmen's aleam s. don'giagainst , eir worlcu t tea a stng swing oe, b th ea 1 aw well. so now iran, the pressure high enough. if the team wins, they're onto the knockout stage, but political tension magnifies this game. iranian players and some of their fans have been showing signs of support for human rights protesters back in iran, and in their own nod of support, u.s. soccer altered the flag of iran on a social media post. they took off the islamic emblem from the center of it. the federation initially saying they did that intentionally. u.s. soccer telling abc news that the players and coaches had no prior knowledge of that post, and that after internal discussions, u.s. soccer took it down, and now iran is calling for the u.s. to be expelled from the world cup. probably not going to happen before this massive game, guys. >> dr

cecelia, thank you. >>> we're going to turn now to the latest on that deadly halloween stampede in south korea. investigators are looking into the series of events that led to the deaths of more than 150 people. matt gutman is in seoul with the very latest. good morning, matt. >> reporter: hey, good morning, amy. a short time ago the mayor of seoul saying he feels infinite responsibility for the incident. the prime minister vowing that something like this will never happen again. that's as korea's in the midst of this week of mourning. you can see this memorial behind me, one of three in the country. there are monks holding vigil. you may hear chants behind me. that sea of white carnations and of course mourners all around. 156 dead from 15 different countries and until just yesterday, their bodies were housed in a gymnasium. today that gymnasium houses the items left behind and i've got to say this is the most haunting ting that we saw since we've been here, 250 pairs of shoes, 258 articles of clothing like jackets and pants. there were sunglasses and wallets and phones, one american pa

>> cecelia, thanks. robin? >>> george, now to deadly mid-air crash during an air show in dallas, six people onboard the two planes were killed. the incident is under investigation this morning, and mireya villarreal has the latest. >> reporter: this morning, an urgent investigation by the faa and national transportation safety board into what caused two historic planes to collide at a dallas air show. >> we're analyzing radar and video footage to pinpoint the exact location of where the mid-air occurred. one of the things that we would probably most likely determine is why those airplanes were in the same air space at the same time. >> reporter: the mayor posting these photos in tribute for terry barker, one of the six people killed in the midair collision. the mayor writing, even after retiring from serving on the city council and flying for american airlines his love for community was unmistakable. >> we had an air collision, it's down on the airport. >> reporter: billows of smoke seen here in this video, cap