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new york. we have a lot of news to get to on this busy friday morning including a seismic development in the special counsel investigation into former president donald trump. his vice president, mike pence, appearing before the grand jury probing his former boss's efforts to overturn the 2020 election, according to a source familiar with the matter. this morning, new reaction including this from a member of congress who investigated the capitol attack. >> i think that the vice president has a lot of information. i have no doubt really that he answered the questions openly, honestly, ...

fire at our border, what we're learning about the airborne car that crashed into the u.s. canadian border area as the fbi wraps up its investigation on the ground. and later, campaign cracks, the chaos hitting a super pac for ron desantis, courtesy of a former governor. it is 10:00 eastern, thank you so much for joining us on this thanksgiving. i'm ana cabrera, and we want to begin with that breaking news from the qatari foreign ministry, in the last hour about what to expect when the deal between hamas and israel goes into effect tomorrow. the truce critical to release those hos...

Theyre telling us that theyre starting slowly to unload these places. There are five sets of those. So its very slow and were pretty far back in the line. Its going to be at least two hours. He also says he doesnt know whats going to happen to us once were deplaned, where well go in the airport and what resources will be available to us. He said it will take a number of days before things get back to normal. Were in it for the long haul. Weve totally run out of water. Theyve asked us kindly not to flush the toilets. Otherwise everyone seems to be in a relative calm. They gave us beverages abou...

It was a messy, treacherous commute on metro area roads this morning thanks to snow and winds that caused drif...

& a tractor-trailer at 6 am, to encourage people to stay off the roads and the crews to their work. another concern, the wind gusts. we talked about some. this region could get 50 mile an hour wind gusts, could be stronger closer to the coast and that is why people are watching for downed power lines, don't trees. officials are preparing for power outages, the main utility company in new england, they have a lot of crews out, ready to address any outages but people are being encouraged to stay home this saturday. amy: thank you for your report. we expect a lot of blowing and drifting and what ...