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Like water. >> reporter: the flood of flu has also outpacedly the supply of the antiviral flu treatment. some pharmacies have run out. in an effort to prevent more people from getting sick, researchers from columbia university are suggesting public spaces install special ultraviolet lightbulbs that kill the virus but are safe for humans. hospitals like this one in arkansas already use sterilizing u.v. robots. some sought timeless remedies-- orange juice sales are up for the first time in nearly ...

To pass a major two-year bipartisan deal. republicans praising increased funding for the military. $165 billion over two years. many democrats won over with 131 billion more for domestic programs including 6 billion to fight the opioid epidemic and theres bipartisan support for the 90 billion in disaster relief for hurricane victims in the virgin islands, puerto rico, texas and florida. >> you get some things you like and you give the other side things they like. thats what bipartisan compromise...

>> we better hold on tight. we will see more agents, deportation arson in the state of california. if the politicians in california do not want to protect their communities then i.c.e will. >> reporter: california is going to see more immigration raids. because california law enforcement cannot cooperate with i.c.e, the feds will go wherever they have to. >> what theyve done is force officers to arrest dangerous criminals on their terse in their homes, places of business rather than arrest them ...

Lower risk of heart disease and premature death. but some coffee crops are being threatened now by changes in the environment. mark phillips has tonights "climate diaries." >> reporter: to many, its the other dark liquid that powers the world-- coffee. but because of the damage being done to the planet by the primary dark liquid-- oil, along with other fossil fuels-- coffee is in trouble, and so are the farmers who grow it. is this a good harvest year or not so good? >> it is not so good. >> rep...

Topics at the thanksgiving table. how to keep the peace. were back in 30 minutes. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening new >> hello, everybody, and happy thanksgiving. >> ninan: warm greetings for the military. but the president hits back at a columnist who accuses him of going out of his way to attack prominent african americans. also tonight... >> he screamed at me for not wearing stockings. >> ninan: accusations of sexual abuse against some of the most powerful men in congress...

Amounts of rain and sunshine in the right order. its the goldilocks of crops that likes things just right. >> not enough rain. too much sunshine, bad fruit. >> yes. too much sunshine produces bad fruits. >> reporter: another farmer, another farm, another problem. this fine white powder is produced by the stem bore beetle which sam massa says is just one of the pests and diseases which have come up from the valleys as the weather has warmed. >> 10 years back it was not here. most of the farms hav...

Them to market, this is a family business where every member of the family contributes and where cash from selling the coffee provides the only income to pay for schools for the kids and for medical care. theres actually an imbalance in the coffee world. the retail is controlled by the big brand, the big distributors. but the production comes from little family, almost vegetable-sized patch farms like this. if production fails here, the big exwoiz go somewhere else. these people cant go anywhere...

Record breaking heat late this summer hit californias wine country hard. grapes became dehydrated from temperatures well above 100 degrees some days. this put the vintage in jeopardy. jo ling kent has the story. well before the sunrises in napa valley, the hustle to harvest is on. row after row of merlot grapes. >> we had nine straight days of over 100 degrees that required we get the grapes off the vine before they got too sweet. >> the heat dehydrated grapes, some shriveling on the vines. >>...

>> i helped with the study a and now people younger than me, people older than me can get it. >> reporter: britney now 20 wants to become a doctor. that never would have happened without the three sisters. >> dr. john torres, nbc news, danville, california. up next well go to wine country in california, to look at the impact of the recent heat wave.