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flanagan. i m kerry kavanaugh. fox 25 meteorologist jason brewer is watching the fast moving storm. jason, it will likely impact that monday morning rush hour. i think so kerry and chris, evening. look here, right over the great lakes we re beginning to see some enhancement of the rainfall so some heavier showers and upstate new york headed our way. right now it is clear just a few high clouds and far western mass. temperatures in the upper 40s and the lower 50s. and we re not going to get tonight. the clouds, the winds staying up we ll see those showers moving in. good news is the wind damage is gone. we still have some gusts 20, 30 miles per hour but that s not enough to really do any damage to the trees any longer. so it s going to be a breezy start to the day tomorrow. some showers to deal with. but then we do clear things out before it s all said and done tomorrow. but at the bus stop singing about the rain jackets, umbrellas it s going to be cool cool and damp ....
present. present. [ national anthem being played ] [ taps being played ] we ve been watching the solemn ceremony taking place on arlington national cemetery on this veterans day to celebrate the service of our men and women in the armed services, remembering those that have fallen. the service will be one hour, taking place there at the memorial amphitheater. we ll go back for the president s live remarks in a few moments. but until that time we need to update you on the other big story we re following this hour. it is the devastation and the aftermath of haiyan. a growing crisis in the philippines as the reality and the wake of this powerful typhoon that devastated that region. a much weaker haiyan is continuing on its destructive path making landfall in vietnam but the eyes of the world remain on the philippines where the scale of the death and the destruction is almost impossible to believe. survivors of that storm are in desperate need of help and many ....
the first female host of a late-night talk show that is after making history as permanent host of the tonight show. her fearless humor changed the rules of comedy. i had her on the first tonight show. she came out and came over to me and came over and gave me a kiss. reporter: jimmy fallon choking up as he remembered joan rivers on tonight show. the program where she first broke through in 1965. they finally, the seventh edition they brought me up and that s because bill cosby said the guy last night bombed, take joan rivers she couldn t be worse. the brash comedian from brooklyn was a regular. the sharp tongue and groundbreaking voice in late-night tv. can we talk? reporter: rivers landed her own late-night show in 1986, but canceled after just one year. not long after her husband committed suicide. rivers was forced to begin a new chapter, carving out a need as a fashion host and commentator. rip it apart. the flower s gone. reporter: bringing tha ....
tonight as president trump vacations in florida, he s firing warning shots at his political and global adversaries in new tweets. and in a revealing new interview, there s a lot to digest this hour, including the president s new demands for a deal on immigration. he s telling democrats there will be no agreement to protect the so-called dreamers from deportation unless congress funds the promised wall at the u.s./mexican border. and we are following all the studying claims and contradictions in the president s interview with the new york times. the president arguing that the russia investigation makes the u.s. look bad, even as he says he believes that the u.s. council will treat him fairly. the president also declaring he has an absolute right to do what he wants with the justice department, raising new questions about his intentions and whether he might cross any legal lines. and cnn has learned there s growing concern that north korea may be on the brink of provo ....
tonight, trump s message to mueller. president trump sending a clear message to the special counsel declaring his belief that mueller will treat him fairly in the russia probe even as he insists there was no collusion. in fact, the president repeatedly drove home that point, saying the words no collusion 16 different times in the course of a 30-minute interview with a reporter from the newspaper he regularly calls a failing new york times. now at a restaurant inside of his golf resort, the president gave this interview with remarkably without a single white house aide present. and making waves, the president did an about face from his charges that this investigation is a quote, witch hunt. taking a much more optimistic view saying about mueller, quote, i hope he s going to be fair. i think he s going to be fair. there have been no collusion, but i think he s going to be fair. trump also used the words fair or fairly at least eight times when talking about mueller and ....