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>> senior international correspondent, matthew chance is with me now from moscow. and matthew, condemnation is coming in from all the wonder the world. what are you hearing in moscow? >> well, youre right. i mean, condemnation has been coming in thick and fast from ukraine, first and foremost, who have said, this is a violation of international law, by russia, the boarding and the firing on three of its vessels. the russian -- so the ukrainian president has also called on russia to release the 2...

We have trailers that can help evacuate pets. we can provide temporary boarding. we provide funding for medical assistance, food. crates and harnesses. thicks that like and temporary boarding as well. >> what happens to the animals that are unclaimed by owners? what if you cant put those two together? >> i believe they go to one of our county animal care centers. people can go there and look for them. hopefully nthey are microchippe. >> i got an alert from you guys that youre asking people to he...

>> reporter: wall street heading into the holiday with a bad taste in its mouth. anne thompson, nbc news, new york. americans are on the move tonight in numbers not seen in more than a dozen years. the race to get there by thanksgiving straining capacity on the roads, rails, and at the airports. nbcs tom costello has details on this massive thanksgiving travel rush. >> reporter: 36 hours and counting down. >> group number one for flight -- >> reporter: and on the ramps, rails, and roads, its a...

>> reporter: -- 900 arrivals and departures today, close to 1,000 tomorrow and sunday. at uniteds washington dulles hub -- >> about every flight is coming in full and going out full. >> reporter: -- all hands on deck. on a short-haul domestic flight, theyve got 40 minutes to turn the plane around, nose in to nose out. on an international flight, 90 minutes. >> it will take us about ten minutes to get everything off the plane. >> reporter: meanwhile, cheaper gas is helping to fuel the busiest tra...

Packed and a storm is brewing that could affect the plans. we get more from nbcs kristen dahlgren. rothe highways to the sky ways, get ready for a record-breaking year of holiday travel. the most people on the move since 2005. about 48.5 million americans hitting the road, up 5% from last year. thanks to a strong economy and falling gas prices. but with so many travelers, trip to your turkey dinner could take four times longer than normal during the rush and another storm system moving through t...

S pans most famous gardens... >> can i talk a little about this garden? >> reporter: ...he also has all s.e answers. this garden is called korakuen. korakuen was made around 300 years ago. s at is the aneote. and right next to the aneote is the kakamega, which is a guest house, like a hotel. >> reporter: its not just his handle on history thats unusual. h t >> reporter: in japan, few >>ople speak fluent english. takuto kawakami mastered it,thae adts fail. >> and now i can speak english with you....

Captioning sponsored by cbs >> glor: on the "cbs evening news" this election eve, cramming for mid-terms. the president hits the campaign trail one last time for congressional elections that he acknowledged today is a referendum on him. we will have the latest on how the battle for control of the house and senate is shaping up just hours before voters head to the polls. but first, the headlines in 60 seconds. >> the balance of power at stake in congress could make or break the remainder of presi...

Weather alert. dangerous fire conditions in right now at 6:00, we are under a the news at 6:00 starts right now. good evening and thank you for joining us. im anoushah rasta. >> and im terry mc tonight. crews in wine country already forced into action. lets get right to meteorologist rob mayeda with a look at conditions and the concerns. >> microclimate weather alert for the hilltops of the north bay and east bay elevations above 1,000 feet through 6:00

Producer, and ceo of sovereign music group in nashville. >> anthony: this is a big nashville tradition, the meat and three. >> jeese: absolutely. see, you see a little bit of everybody in here from truck drivers, to mothers, to lawyers, whomever. you can see its multicultural. everybodys just like really comfortable with each other. its like the microcosm of what nashville is really like. >> anthony: now, i mean, most people, i think, who havent been to nashville, outside looking in, they see na...

>> reporter: campaigning in florida, former president obama, the most high-profile democratic surrogate on the trail, blasted what he calls his successors fear tactics. >> what we have not seen the way were seeing right now is politicians just blatantly, repeatedly, baldly, shamelessly lying! >> reporter: this week, the president has threatened to restrict asylum seekers on the southern border, unilaterally end birthright citizenship enshrined in the constitution, and deploy up to 15,000 u.s. tr...