WARNING! GRAPHIC CONTENT! CANADA -- CP Rail investigating after video shows train running over pronghorn antelope herd. Canadian Pacific Railroad says an investigation is underway following the release of a video showing one of the company's trains running over dozens of pronghorn antelope near Maple Creek, Sask. The video, first reported on Global TV and widely circulated on social media, shows a large herd of animals running on the tracks as the freight train's horn blasts. Canadian Pacific said in a statement that the freight train hit the herd on Nov. 15 west of Maple Creek. Crews are not always able to safely stop a train to prevent a wildlife collision, because it takes a freight train time to come to a complete stop, CP added. Saskatchewan Environment said in a separate statement that train collisions with wildlife are not uncommon, especially when animals are on the move in search of food or trying to avoid deep snow.

San Bernardino PD: Good Morning - Beautiful San Bernardino! We want to wish everyone a fun and safe weekend. These images were captured by one of our drone devices as officers extra patrolled some of our hillsides.

Good morning LA! SkyFox making the best out of a cloudy Friday.... sometimes you have to look for the pretty...

Meanwhile, in Portland. The antifa Red House autonomous zone continues to grow as it is now in its fourth day. Militants continue to build new border check points further and further out to buffer the area. The zone is now three blocks long.
“A resolution may be in the works as occupiers at the Red House in North Portland said they are negotiating with the city and said there are offers to buy the house outright as part of the solution."

Meanwhile, in NYC. Protestors blocking a car are hit as the driver panics and hits the gas. Possible suspect arrested after a car plowed into a BLMatter protest in Manhattan.