Hello, how you doing? Let's go. It's Thursday, November 21st, 2024. It's first thing with Kevin Mano.

Real quick, this is going to be my last show until after Thanksgiving. I've got family in town.

It's time to unplug for a bit. I'll be back with you Monday, December 2nd. Okay, I hope you have a great Thanksgiving.

But for now, this show, quick and efficient look at all the headlines starts right now.

And we always start with the top story.

Winter weather is starting to become an issue.

And the Pacific Northwest is dealing with the fallout of a bomb cyclone.

They're calling it a once-in-a-decade storm.

Two people actually lost their lives.

Nearly half a million homes in businesses were without power. High winds, freezing rain, and snow led to falling trees

and down power lines. Really, it's a mess. Some crews are struggling to restore power due to the

blocked roads and mudslides, and it sounds like another storm is developing off the northwest coast that could hit tomorrow.

Obviously preparing for the worst, hoping for the best, the least amount of damage.

Stay safe, everybody.

All right, okay.

On to sports.

First in tennis, Rafael Nadal's 23-year career officially ended yesterday.

We knew it was coming, and when Spain was eliminated from the Davis Cup, that was the

end of the road for him.

He got emotional as the Spanish National Anthem played, and the crowd chanted his name.

It was a big moment.

In other news, LeBron James just announced that he's stepping away from social media.

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