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According to Jackson Police Chief James Davis,someonefired shots at a gray Honda with a woman and two children inside.

Starting December 1st, Delta will be introducing facial recognition technology at Hartsfield International Airport in Atlanta (Nov. 29)

Massachusetts Sen. Elizabeth Warren announced her opposition to a revamped North American trade agreement with Canada and Mexico, arguing that it doesn’t do enough to stop the “serious and ongoing harm NAFTA causes for American workers.” (Nov. 29)

Even on a good day, Los Angeles traffic is bad. Add in some rare rain, and you get a flood of tweets.

Here are the top stories for Thursday, November 29th: Michael Cohen enters a guilty plea; Trump calls Cohen a “weak person”; A New Jersey man is charged with killing his brother and his brother’s family; Icy roads lead to a pile-up in Indiana.

California Gov.-elect Gavin Newsom says officials at all levels of government need to have a “sense of urgency” in addressing the issue of migrants at the U.S.-Mexico border (Nov. 29)

A plane carrying German Chancellor Angela Merkel to the Group of 20 meeting in Argentina has been forced to make an unscheduled landing.

China’s government ordered a halt to the work by the researcher who claims he helped make the world’s first gene-edited babies. Meanwhile some scientists claim it’s too early to try to make permanent changes to human DNA that can be inherited (Nov. 29)

A snowstorm “willproduce blizzard conditions over a portion of the northern Plains and Upper Midwest this weekend,” AccuWeather warned.

A missions group that trained John Chau said he was “well prepared” to visit North Sentinel, but evangelicals in missions work question his approach.