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"Quarter, 47 up in Colombia, and 48 here outside the WTO P studios at four 41. Residents of Ukraine's capital have switched into survival mode is a day after Russian missile strikes plunge the city in much of the country into the darkness. In scenes hard to believe in a city of 3 million people, some Kyiv residents resorted to collecting rainwater from pipes. Friends and families scramble to find out who had electricity and who had water, touring the city of dnipro WHO, Europe, chief Hans Kruger wound of the disaster that could unfold if blackouts throughout Ukraine continued for much longer. Right now, there is a blackout in the whole city and the whole oblast. How can a hospital function without electricity? How can modernity work function without incubators, vaccine storage without fridges to entire promises to be a long one, but Ukrainians say that if Russian president Vladimir Putin's intention is to break them, then he should think again. I'm Karen Chammas. As Ukraine continues to suffer those missile strikes, the country's president Vladimir zelensky is pleading with the UN Security Council to act Mark Montgomery, senior fellow at the foundation for defense of democracy, says there are actions the U.S. and Europe can take to immediately support Ukraine. They need a lot of rounds so that they can shoot down these cruise missiles. Second, we need to get them critical infrastructure, resiliency equipment response equipment, temporary generators. I saw the United States has agreed to send several hundred of those. That is something Europe can do. There are European companies that make these. And then they can provide these to the Ukrainians. Montgomery believes these recent strikes could also lead to a new wave of refugees from Ukraine. And turkey, a Thanksgiving staple, we all know that. However, many millennials and Gen Z folks are turning to pizza for their friends giving meals online financial adviser personal capital found about 30% of millennials and Gen Z said a pizza pie is their top choice. The New York Post reports they're doing it to save money. And 32 Americans have been chosen as Rhodes scholars and one of those grew up in studies right here in the D.C. area. He's planning to use that scholarship to try and help the developing world get through new technology. If you find what you're passionate about and you really, really care about it and you go all in on that. The path will form itself. 21 year old athar Gupta study science technology and international affairs at Georgetown and is from fairfax county. He was announced as a Rhodes scholar last week. Yeah, they're fully funding my graduate studies at Oxford. He's planning to get a master's degree in data science and another in social science in the Internet. And so I'm interested in how technology can. I can help a country like Nigeria to access the same financial structures that govern the rest of the world. That's a really interesting question to me. And I think it's one I really want to study further. And internal investigation underway from a major shoemaker in our country and elsewhere, actually. It is four 43. We've got that also Steve dresner. A look at the sports page
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"Is 39° in manassas 46 at metro center, 37 in Frederick and 46 here outside the WTO studios at two 41. Residents of Ukraine's capital have switched into survival mode this a day after Russian missile strikes plunged the city in much of the country into the dark. In scenes hard to believe in a city of 3 million people, some key of residents resorted to collecting rainwater from pipes, friends and families scrambled to find out who had electricity and who had water, touring the city of dnipro WHO Europe chief Hans Kruger wound of the disaster that could unfold if blackouts throughout Ukraine continued for much longer. Right now, there is a blackout in the whole city and the whole oblast. How can a hospital function without electricity? How can maternity work function without incubators, vaccine storage without fridges? The winter promises to be a long one, but Ukrainians say that if Russian president Vladimir Putin's intention is to break them, then he should think again. I'm Karen Chammas. As Ukraine continues to suffer relentless missile strikes from Russia, the country's president, volodymyr zelensky, is pleading with the UN Security Council to act. Mark Montgomery is a senior fellow at the foundation for defensive democracies. He says there are actions the U.S. and Europe can take to immediately support Ukraine. They need a lot of rounds so that they can shoot down these cruise missiles. Second, we need to get them critical infrastructure, resiliency equipment response equipment, temporary generators. I saw the United States has agreed to send several hundred of those. That is something Europe can do. There are European companies that make these. And then they can provide these to the Ukrainians. Montgomery believes these recent strikes could also lead to a new wave of refugees coming from Ukraine, turkey is a Thanksgiving staple for sure, but many millennials and Gen Z folks are turning to pizza for their friends giving meals online financial adviser personal capital found about 30% of millennials and Gen Z said the pizza pie is their top choice. The New York Post reports they're doing it to save money. And 32 Americans have been chosen as Rhodes scholars, one grew up in studies right here in the D.C. area. You plans to use the scholarship to try and help the developing world through new technology. If you find what you're passionate about and you really, really care about it and you go all in on that, the path will form itself. 21 year old athar Gupta study science, technology and international affairs at Georgetown and is from fairfax county. He was announced as a Rhodes scholar last week. Yeah, they're fully funding my graduate studies at Oxford. He's planning to get a master's degree in data science and another in social science in the Internet. And so I'm interested in how technology can. I can help a country like Nigeria to access the same financial structures that govern the rest of the world. That's a really interesting question to me. And I think it's one I really want to study further. Well, blucher, WTO penis. A two time winner of the turkey bowl also some great NFL games as expected for Thanksgiving Day. Steve dresner in sports, standing by two 43. As
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"Farragut square, 39 out in Laurel and here outside the WTO studios, 46°. It is 1241 residents of Ukraine's capital have switched into survival mode this a day after Russian missile strikes, plunge the city in much of the country into the dark. In scenes hard to believe in a city of 3 million people, some Kyiv residents resorted to collecting rainwater from pipes, friends and families scrambled to find out who had electricity and who had water, touring the city of dnipro WHO, Europe, chief Hans Kruger wound of the disaster that could unfold if blackouts throughout Ukraine continued for much longer. Right now, there is a blackout in the whole city and the whole oblast. How can a hospital function without electricity? How can maternity work function without incubators, vaccine storage without fridges to winter promises to be a long one, but Ukrainians say that if Russian president Vladimir Putin's intention is to break them, then he should think again. I'm Karen Chammas. As Ukraine continues to suffer relentless missile strikes that counties the country that is president a lot of mirrors zelensky is pleading with the UN Security Council to act, Mark Montgomery, senior fellow at the foundation for defense of democracies, says there are actions the U.S. and Europe can take to immediately support Ukraine. They need a lot of rounds so that they can shoot down these cruise missiles. Second, we need to get them critical infrastructure, resiliency equipment response equipment, temporary generators. I saw the United States agree to send several hundred of those. That is something Europe can do. There are European companies that make these. And then they can provide these to the Ukrainians. Montgomery believes that these recent strikes could also lead to a new wave of refugees from Ukraine. A Thanksgiving staple, turkey. But what about pizza? Not really something you'd think of. Many millennials and Gen Z folks are turning to pizza for their friends giving meals online financial adviser, personal capital, found about 30% of millennials and Gen Z say that pizza pie is their top choice. The New York Post reports they're doing it to save money. 32 Americans have been chosen as Rhodes scholars and one of those grew up in studied as right here in the D.C. area. You want to use that scholarship to try and help the developing world through some new technology. If you find what you're passionate about and you really, really care about it and you go all in on that. The path will form itself. 21 year old athar Gupta study science, technology and international affairs at Georgetown and is from fairfax county. He was announced as a Rhodes scholar last week. Yeah, they're fully funding my graduate studies at Oxford. He's planning to get a master's degree in data science and another in social science in the Internet. And so I'm interested in how technology can. I can help a country like Nigeria to access the same financial structures that govern the rest of the world. That's a really interesting question to me. And I think it's one I really want to study further. Fully funding graduate degree at Oxford, nice. Coming up on WTO P, we had a triple header on the gridiron, lots of sports for you. Lots of football. Steve dresner standing by it is 1244. This
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"Silver Spring. WTO news time, it's ten 40. Residents of Ukraine's capital have switched and what's being called survival mode a day after a Russian missile attack plunged the city and much of the country into darkness. In scenes hard to believe in a city of 3 million people, some key of residents resorted to collecting rainwater from pipes. Friends and families scrambled to find out who had electricity and who had water, touring the city of dnipro WHO, Europe, chief Hans Kruger wound of the disaster that could unfold if blackouts throughout Ukraine continued for much longer. Right now, there is a blackout in the whole city and the whole oblast. How can hospital function without electricity? How can maternity work function without incubators, vaccine storage without fridges to winter promises to be a long one, but Ukrainians say that if Russian president Vladimir Putin's intention is to break them, then he should think again. I'm Karen Chammas. Meanwhile, Ukraine's pleasant president zelensky is pleading with the UN Security Council to act. Ten people killed in the latest missile attacks Mark Montgomery is a senior fellow at the foundation for the defensive democracies. He says there are actions the United States and Europe can take to immediately support Ukraine. They need a lot of rounds so that they can shoot down these cruise missiles. Second, we need to get them critical infrastructure, resiliency equipment response equipment, temporary generators. I saw the United States has agreed to send several hundred of those. That is something Europe can do. There are European companies that make these. And then they can provide these to the Ukrainians. Montgomery believes the recent strikes could also lead to a new wave of refugees fleeing Ukraine. As we wrap up this Thanksgiving, we all know that turkey is, of course, the star of the day, but millennials and gen zs have been serving pizza for their friends giving me meals. Online financial adviser and personal capital found that about 30% of millennials and Gen Z members, those 23 and under said they're serving pizza instead on friendsgiving as they call it, the New York Post reports they're doing it to save money. 32 Americans have been chosen as Rhodes scholars and one of them grew up around here right in the D.C. area. He wants to use the scholarship to try and help the developing world with technology. If you find what you're passionate about and you really, really care about it and you go all in on that. The path will form itself. 21 year old athar Gupta study science, technology and international affairs at Georgetown and is from fairfax county. He was announced as a Rhodes scholar last week. Yeah, they're fully funding my graduate studies at Oxford. He's planning to get a master's degree in data science and another in social science in the Internet. And so I'm interested in how technology can. I can help a country like Nigeria to access the same financial structures that govern the rest of the world. That's a really interesting question to me. And I think it's one I really want to study further. Coming up on WTO P Steve dresner has all the sports on what is a very big day in the NFL game three is underway and it's a good one. It's now ten 43. Here's Cherie a bear, the vice president and chief operating officer of compass rose benefits group on the open season exchange sponsored by compass rose benefits group. The way we like to operate is we don't want any of our members to have to worry about their insurance or their claims or their families that might be at home. We take that on. So if there's a problem with the claim, then we want you to call us and let us take care of that for you. We are very member centric. And that's important to us. It is our fundamental point in our whole mission statement is being there for our members. Listen to
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"Checks in at 47, 43 in Fredericksburg. It's now 47 in Arlington, WTO P news time is 8 40. Residents of Ukraine's capital have switched into what's being called to survival mode after Russian missile attacks missile attacks plunge the city of Kiva and much of the countryside into darkness. In scenes hard to believe in a city of 3 million people, some key of residents resorted to collecting rainwater from pipes. Friends and families scramble to find out who had electricity in who had water, touring the city of dnipro WHO, Europe, chief Hans Kruger wound of the disaster that could unfold if blackouts throughout Ukraine continued for much longer. Right now, there is a blackout in the whole city and the whole oblast. How can a hospital function without electricity? How can maternity wards function without incubators, vaccine storage without fridges? To entire promises to be a long one, but Ukrainians say that if Russian president Vladimir Putin's intention is to break them, then he should think again. I'm Karen Chammas. As Ukraine continues to suffer the country's president zelensky is pleading with the UN Security Council to act. At least ten people were killed in the latest missile fire, Mark Montgomery, a senior fellow at the foundation for defensive democracy, says there are actions the United States and Europe can take immediately to support Ukraine. They need a lot of rounds so that they can shoot down these cruise missiles. Second, we need to get them critical infrastructure, resiliency equipment response equipment, temporary generators. I saw the United States has agreed to send several hundred of those. That is something Europe can do. There are European companies that make these. And then they can provide these to the Ukrainians. Montgomery also believes that these latest strikes could lead to a new wave of refugees leaving Ukraine. Turkey is, of course, the star of Thanksgiving, but many millennials and gen z'ers have been serving pizza for their friends giving meals, online financial adviser, personal capital, found that about 30% of millennials and Gen Z members, those about 23 and under, they were said to be serving pizza for friendsgiving. The New York Post reports they're doing it to save money. 32 Americans have been chosen as Rhodes scholars and one of those grew up in studied right here in the D.C. area. He wants to use his scholarship to try and help developing nations through technology. If you find what you're passionate about and you really, really care about it and you go all in on that. The path will form itself. 21 year old athar Gupta study science, technology and international affairs at Georgetown and is from fairfax county. He was announced as a Rhodes scholar last week. Yeah, they're fully funding my graduate studies at Oxford He's planning to get a master's degree in data science and another in social science in the Internet. And so I'm interested in how technology can. I can help a country like Nigeria to access the same financial structures that govern the rest of the world. That's a really interesting question to me. And I think it's when I really want to study further. Coming up on WTO P Steve dresner will have all of the NFL action on what is a very busy Thanksgiving. WTO's time. It's 8 43. We've been together for 30 years. 35. 35 years together. And never an argument. Oh, we fight a lot. Is that we couldn't settle. But we finally agreed on cannabis of all things. Our Friends had had a good experience with it. So we decided to give it a shot. And we both agreed we didn't want to go sit in some doctor's office with a bunch of masked strangers waiting for a medical cannabis card. We did. Oh, thank God. So we went to very hill dot com and qualified online for our medical cannabis cards in just a few minutes. The simple payment plan made it very manageable. Yeah, women get what she wants. I'm a force of nature. Join the
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"Actually part of Thanksgiving. Thousands watched workers inflate the giant balloons that make this parade so unique. For some, seeing the parade up close is a bucket list item. We didn't realize how big they are. Now we see why they're all tied down. The massive parade features 8000 participants, 16 character balloons, 28 floats, 1200 cheerleaders, 700 clowns, a dozen marching bands, and of course Santa Claus. Not CVS news correspondent Bradley Blackburn, new details now on the shooting at a Walmart in Chesapeake, Virginia. Witnesses that the store manager who shot and killed 6 coworkers seem to be going after certain people. And shot some victims after they're already hit and appeared to be dead. Jessica will chesky says she and other workers were gathering for a meeting in the break room when their team leader, Andre Bing started shooting wildly. The way he was acting, he was going hunting. He was looking, he was picking people out. It really looked like that. The way he was looking at people's faces in the way he did what he did. He was picking people out. The 31 year old gunman turned the gun on himself. Residents of Ukraine's capital have switched into survival mode a day after Russian missile strikes, plunge the city in much of the country into the dark, and scenes hard to believe in a city of 3 million people, some Kyiv residents resorted to collecting rainwater from pipes. Friends and families scrambled to find out who had electricity and who had water, touring the city of dnipro WHO Europe, chief Hans Kruger wound of the disaster that could unfold if blackouts throughout Ukraine continued for much longer. Right now, there is a blackout in the whole city and the whole oblast. How can a hospital function without electricity? How can maternity work function without incubators, vaccine storage without fridges? Doing time promises to be a long one, but Ukrainians say that if Russian president Vladimir Putin's intention is to break them, then he should think again. I'm Karen Chammas. All right, coming up here on WTO after traffic and whether the latest on the investigation into shooting at a club in Colorado, it's four 36
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"Residents of Ukraine's capital have switched into survival mode a day after Russian missile strikes plunge the city in much of the country into the dark, in scenes hard to believe in a city of 3 million people, some key of residents resorted to collecting rainwater from pipes, friends and families scramble to find out who had electricity in who had water, the cafes that had both became oases of comfort for many resident Alexi COFF pace of calmly recounted how he was in the subway at the moment of the strikes. I hadn't explosion and the electricity suddenly disappeared. When I got out of the subway, there was a column of smoke. When I got there, the police were already there, and they didn't let people in. Well, horror was happening here touring the city of dnipro WHO Europe chief Hans Kruger warned of the disaster that could unfold if blackouts throughout Ukraine continued for much longer. Right now, there is a blackout in the whole city and the whole oblast. How can a hospital function without electricity? How can maternity wards function without incubators, vaccine storage without fridges the winter promises to be a long one, but Ukrainians say that if Russian president Vladimir Putin's intention is to break them, then he should think again. I am Karen Chammas