American housing crisis. Give them a warm welcome. [applause] thank you for coming, its always nice to be back at romans, one of the best independent bookstores in the entire country. [applause] i was just browsing the childrens section, i spent many a day and night looking with my daughter atbooks. And tonight you get to buy books. As many as you want. Theyre stacked up hereand there are more than that available. It makes an excellent gift item. Whatever holidays might be coming up for you, you can wipe out all of your Holiday Shopping tonight. Take the rest of the year all. It is a wonderful book and its not just i should say its not just a book about housing. Its, i think its not an exaggeration to call this a manuscript, a great manuscript of california history. So you will be getting a lot of policy in here but its also brilliantly driven by characters. You will get to know quite a few people involved in the history of californias housing crisis and the activists and all the other
Themselves for others, including the mother of three shielding her 2monthold. Now the suspected shooter in custody. This as we hear from some of these heroes who raced in running toward the gunfire, risking their lives to save others. And in ohio, chaos in downtown dayton. We got shots fired. We got multiple people down. Were going to need multiple medics. A gunman killing nine people, including his sister, and injuring more than two dozen. The dramatic surveillance images showing people running for their lives and police on the scene taking out the shooter in just 30 seconds, saving countless lives with their quick action. Overnight the powerful vigils and the calls for action. President trump set to address the nation this morning, facing questions about how his rhetoric is fueling the violence. Now some lawmakers calling for bold measures, demanding congress be called back to washington to act right now. Will this time be different . And what you can do to help. Our special edition
we re in for joe, mika and willie. making headlines this morning, the death toll in new york state rises after that epic winter storm. we re going to go live to buffalo where a driving ban remains in effect amid efforts to clear the roads. southwest airlines continues to struggle to recover from the storm. thousands more flights expected to be canceled today as transportation secretary pete buttigieg calls for accountability. plus, title 42 stays in place for now. the covid era policy that allows officials to turn away migrants at the border. we ll break down what this means for the crisis at the southern border. as we begin our fourth hour, we have a lot to get to. we ll start with the rising death toll in western new york. officials warning it s not over yet as they have to clean out. in erie county there s reported three additional deaths yesterday and that brings the total to 31 lives lost. buffalo, that s still under a driving ban this morning because work crew
Thanksgiving day. 42 at the airport. The wet roads and 44 today. Wet on the way in for me. If you are headed out, be prepared for that. The volume is very light. Not much competition on the roads. Things are moving smoothly. Things are looking good. Thats a look at the morning commute, back to you matt, thank you. It is a busy morning for the firefighters and Police Officers. A number after crashes and fires. We are going to tim with the latest from overnight. Tim come to the tv and check this out, this was a fire that was burning in kenosha county. Reported on river road, not far from the outlet malls. The fire destroyed a barn there and a vehicle. In the video, it is not looking like serious damage to the home. No one was hurt. The investigators are looking into how the fire started. Also new, a car crashes when trying to get away from the police. The officers tried to stop the car for speeding and the driver drove the w w an s. U. V. Headon in greenfield. All lanes of 43 back open t
At least 14 people and injuring others. On sunday a suicide bomber killed at least 17 at a train station. Volgograd is about 400 miles from sochi where the winter games are being held in february. Susan mcginnis has the latest. In washington. Susan, good morning. Annemarie, good morning. The death toll for both of these bombings could still rise from here. There is said to be widespread panic in volgograd and large worries about the upcoming Olympic Games with a rebel cheh chen leader calling specifically for attacks at the olympics. A burned out shell is all thats left after a bomb ripped through this bus in the russian city of volgograd. This is the Second Attack in the city in just two days. On sunday at least 17 died when a suicide bomber detonated a device at the entrance to the volgograd train station. This woman left the station just before the blast. She said i saw people running, human flesh all around, shattered glass, and broken doors. After the first bombing, russian presid