making news in america this morning -- deep freeze. this week's early arctic invasion already under way. snow piling up overnight. the frigid air barrelling in from canada. bringing bitter cold to 42 states. your full forecast ahead. new details about the secret mission to free two americans in north korea. one of the freed men talking about captivity overnight. and his first meal at home. pizza. great escape. a trained nfl mascot making a quick getaway. landing on a fan's head. and americans rocking the stage at the mtv european music awards overnight. the must-see moments, including alicia keys performing seven months pregnant.

and good monday morning to you all. we begin with the bitter weather either heading your way right now or it's already there. >> a result of massive cold air from the north pole headed to most of the u.s. expected to put 42 states into the deep freeze. tahman bradley now on the early winter that has already started. >> reporter: this morning, frigid arctic air is barreling into the u.s., sending temperatures plunging. overnight, snow in bismarck, north dakota. in soda springs, california, this is what people are waking up to. after ten inches of snow. in wisconsin and minnesota, where a foot of snow is expected, salt trucks and plows are standing by. >> we're getting ready before the snow. >> got the plows on the trucks. we've got the salt in the salt sheds. so we're ready. >> reporter: with temperatures expected to stay below 30 degrees, shelters are filling up. >> we have one room open tonight. but we'll be full tomorrow morning. >> reporter: in the chicago area, signs of the approaching holiday season.

and the winter storm season. >> is that the polar vortex of 2014-2015? and i prepared for the winter? not mentally. definitely not mentally. >> reporter: this cold snap is not the result of the polar vortex, but rather a big dip in the secret stream. last week, one of the most powerful storms every recorded, typhoon nuri, 800 miles wide, battered the alaska islands, kicking up winds and waves. >> we don't need to get anybody hurt. just get home safe. >> reporter: typhoon nuri's size and strength helped push the jet stream over the eastern part of the u.s. forecasters say this week, many places will struggle to top the freezing mark. making november feel more like january. tahman bradley, abc news, washington. >> and check this out. one state not impacted by this? alaska. for millions of us, low temperatures will stick around for quite some time. >> accuweather meteorologist jim dickey has details. good morning, jim. >> good morning, t.j. and tai.

a wintry week lies ahead of us. we start things off here today with some snowfall. that across the dakotas and on to the great lakes. disrupting snow in many locations. a stripe of snow from montana into minnesota and wisconsin. it includes the twin cities. a good 6 to 12 inches by the time all is said and done. this brings in a shot of arctic air to the eastern seaboard by friday. again, it will feel more like january than november. a good 10 to 20 degrees below average. another way to visualize this. it will be ten-plus days in many of these locations, northern plains, upper midwest, before temperatures rise back above the freezing point. t.j. and tai, back to you. >> thank you, jim, as always. breaking overnight, a well-known evangelical minister has died in a plane crash. myles monroe was killed in a plane crash in the bahamas. on his way to a leadership conference he was hosting. his learjet clipped a crane on the way in. the plane exploded when it hit the ground, killing all nine on board. there was heavy rain at the time. it's not known if that contributed to the crash.

monroe was 60 years old. president obama is in china this morning trying to strengthen economic ties with asia. at a high-level summit. >> vladimir putin is also there, but no official talks are on the agenda thus far. abc's mary bruce traveling with the president, and she joins us from beijing, mary? >> reporter: good morning, tai, good morning, t.j. or i guess i should say good afternoon from here in beijing. the president touched down here last night. kicking off a dizzying week of summit meetings here in asia. the president coming off those bruising midterm losses is trying to shift his focus to foreign policy. it's been three years since the obama administration said it would pivot its focus to asia. then, of course, it got distracted by a host of international and domestic crises. with just two years left in office, this week, in many ways, presents the best final chance for the president to cement his foreign policy legacy here in asia.

he'll meet with the president of china, the two world's largest economies colliding here. next, the president goes to burma for his second trip to the fledgling democracy as president. and the trip, of course, wraps up down under in brisbane, australia, where president obama will likely come face to face with russian president putin at the g-20 summit. the president will attend three international summits in eight days, traveling to three countries and 16 time zones. buckle up, it will be quite a trip. tai and t.j.? >> thank you, mary. now a bit of mystery this morning, surrounding the fate of the leader of isis. iraqi officials are saying that abu bakar al bagdadi was critically wounded in an air strike this week. the pentagon says they have no information on whether that is true. the u.s. has put a $10 million price tag on his head. sfwlmplt breaking news. a horrific scene at a high school in nigeria. a suicide bomb er dressed as a

student set off a bomb. we'll be following this story throughout the morning. meantime, in germany, tens of thousands of people marked the anniversary of the end of another war. some 8,000 l.e.d.-illuminated helium balloons stretched for nine miles reimagining the berlin wall. they were released into the sky marking the 25th anniversary of the fall of the berlin wall. two americans held by north korea are back in the u.s. this morning. after their weekend release. kenneth bae who had been held for two years, celebrated his freedom how else? having pizza with the family. his sister says he's in good spirits and doing remarkably well. >> he holds court. and he just regales people with funny stories. that's just who he is as a person to begin with. so you could tell, he was so hungry for that. he still has a tremendous heart for the people of north korea. he wants to see things well.

he only has the best wishes and intentions for that country still. >> meanwhile, the other captive, matthew todd miller, he served eight months before his release. he was arrested in april after entering the country on a tourist visa and then tearing it up asking for asylum. the cdc has ordered $2.7 million worth of protective gear to help deal with any new cases of ebola in america. the supplies will be divided into 50 kits for u.s. hospitals. they will include special gowns and coveralls. with demand so high in africa, the cdc placed the order ahead of time before supplies run out. and today is the last one nurse kaci hickox will have to monitor herself for ebola. the 21-day incubation period ends at midnight. she says she's looking forward to going out to dinner with her boyfriend. she's worried about the

reception she'll get. the couple says they're moving out of town soon. three crew members from the international space station are back on earth. >> they pushed off in a tiny capsule at 7:30 eastern time last night. they landed three hours later in a russian snowy field. ground crews carried them to waiting chairs. the crew included american reed wiseman. they traveled more than 70 million miles. coming up, doritos-flavored soda. plus, breaking business news overnight. the report showing just how harmful those detergent pods can be. and the action in the stands that has the seahawk nation talking.

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that is new video just in from hawaii, the danger right now from the kilauea volcano is not the lava flow, thest the smoke. the lava is burning vegetation. the smoke from that could be a problem for people with respiratory issues. the flow hasn't moved much in the last ten days. see how much you're going to be move if you're in the upper plains states and the midwest. heavy snow between minneapolis-st. paul and michigan. wet roads in the southeast, particularly florida. if you're flying, airport delays possible in minneapolis. new details of a terrifying attempted kidnapping. it was foiled by her parents. >> with the story, here's abc's marci gonzalez. >> reporter: it was a terrifying

moment for this family. >> there was a man in my home. and he took my 5-year-old daughter. and, i happened to wake up. >> reporter: that 5-year-old girl snatched from her bed in sandy, utah, and carried out through her front door by a stringer. >> e just bolted because i heard the screen door. we were both ran. >> reporter: her step father, running outside, confronting the accused abductor on the family's lawn who then let the girl go. experts telling us that quick reaction is one example of chat that family did right. and some lessons in this for everyone. the suspect first tried to break into several other homes but couldn't get in. it wasn't until he found a side door unlocked at this home that he found his opportunity. >> not only should the doors be locked, but the skreer doors, the windows. >> reporter: experts suggest having lights jour door. and they recommend parents have

a baby monitor on for older children so they can hear if anyone comes in. plus this is key, teach children what to do if a stranger comes into your room. >> the more noise, somebody is going to hear it. >> reporter: these pair parents say they heard their daughter talking as she was care rid outside. part of why she's safe at home and her accused attacker is behind bars. marci gonzalez, abc news, new york. >> well, there in utah, and also in virginia, a pair of tragedies on train tracks recover the weekend. in utah, a 5-year-old boy was hit and killed. in virginia, it was a1 student. the instagram photo shows him on that same bridge a week ago. a car lodged in the second floor of a house. the driver lost control in a

sharp curve, hit a truck, and went air borne. the driver only suffered minor injuries. the family inside was not hurt. the car was removed. a brown university student has tested positive for a date rape drug she says was in the punch at a fraternity party. test results from a second student are still pending. one of the students also reported being sexually assaulted. the university has suspended the fraternity. the fraternity says they're confident that the fraternity is innocent. look at this. the team's mascot got lost. flew up into the stands. usually, the handler lets this hawk go. it flies around the stadium. it's supposed to go back to the handler. it landed on the guy as you

pointed out, who had real hair. the team won, beat the giants, 38-17. >> you know how superstitious those teams are. monday night football has the panthers taking on the eagles in philadelphia. >> for other highlights, here's our guy at espn. welcome to "sportscenter," i'm steve levy. the cardinals came into sunday with the best record if the nfl. they still have it. they may be without their starting quarterback carson palmer the rest of the way. here's the deal. fourth quarter, third and seven, carson palmer drops back. as he steps up to avoid pressure, he goes down awkwardly. you can see, buckles. as he plants. goes down without contact. watch the scary stumble there. adam schefter and media reports have it that the cardinals fear he suffered a torn acl in his left knee. gone in need plays like this. stant on the brown. and the man can bookie.

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live from the kgo-tv broadcast center this is abc7 news. >> good monday morning at 4:28. >> i am kristen sze. >> i am matt keller. nice to be outside this weekend for a november weekend. >> warmer-than-average weather and nice day to do yard work before the rain wednesday night into thursday. that is. oning up in the seven-day forecast. the marine layer is back. we have half mile visibility in santa rosa and less than a quarter at san carlos with flight arrival delays into sfo. >> i have a report of the broadway tunnel in san francisco you could find an accident shutting things down.

the bay bridge toll plaza shows clear traffic. 580 is quiet from tracy to dublin. thanks, leyla. >> berkeley police are investigating the death of a man at a fraternity off of campus related to a cal frat house, just the latest trouble. amy? >> police are going to release the name of the victim today. we know he was 20. he was not a member of the fraternity, the zeta psi fraternity or a student at cal. they could release his name today. this is how it looked inside the house after police ariffed, wi a plastic cup scattered left over from the party, the man was face down upstairs one of hundreds of people would showed

up for the saturday night party. police got the call yesterday afternoon. students say they hope this serves as a wake-up call. >> i want people to take this seriously, understand people are hurt by what happened, someone died who did not deserve it. >> family refused to comment. the zeta psi fraternity said "no comment." police are treating this as "suspicious," but have not ruled out drugs or alcohol. a witness told police the victim did have vomit around his mouth. uc berkeley has received criticism for fraternity incident and police have investigated a few incidents of rapes at different fraternityies and now just another problem at a