. making news in america this this morning -- november snow. a rain/snow mix up and down the east coast with bone-chilling cold waiting in the wings. plus, where is there 4 feet of snow on the ground right now? security blunders, the major issues that allowed an armed intruder inside the white house. the damning report from washington. and proof that heros come in all forms. a well-placed poll saving the lives of some lucky folks. and sneak peek. a glimpse into mr. grey's room of pain in the brand new 50 shades trailer.

good friday morning to you all, i'm t.j. holmes. >> i'm reena ninan. we begin with the millions of people waking up to winter-like conditions. look at the radar. >> cold, rain, snow, stretching from maine to virginia. the beginning of what's expecting to be a very cold and wintry weekend. >> people in new jersey saw the first snow of the season overnight. a wet, white and wintry scene here in the northwestern part of the state. >> and not just the east coast getting snow, more than 6 inches in south bend, indiana, breaking the daily snauf record for that area. and an amazing 49.3 inches in wisconsin. that's over 4 feet since monday. this image overnight of a town's post office practically buried in snow. those scenes make alaska seem balmy. it's warmer in anchorage than in other parts of the midwest. >> who's next to get the cold air? let's get the forecast from accuweather's jim dickey.

>> up the i-95 corridor, north of new york city. boston, a mix, and portland, bangor, maine, could be some slick spots in the morning commute. and lake effect snow. locally as much as a foot in some spots. and again, speaking of the cold, it will be brutal here this morning. minus 8 in bismarck, 8 into minneapolis. reena and t.j., back to you. >> thank you so much. developing overnight, another ebola patient is heading to the u.s. for treatment. dr. martin delehe has been working in sierra leone, but he's a permanent resident of the u.s. living in maryland. he's expected to arrive in omaha tomorrow. it's one of four hospitals with areas fbs people with dangerous diseases. and blasting the secret service for the security breakdown that allowed a man inside the door in september.

>> there are alarming details about what went wrong. tahman bradley is here this morning. >> good morning. this is not at all what you would expect from the men and women sworn to protect the president. spectacular failures leading to a white house security breach. it's a damning report. this white house fence jumper made it inside the building because of secret service blunders. they were performance-based, organizational and technical. alarms didn't work, radios failed and officers were out of position. he jumped and overpowered a female guard. he made it to the east room, past stairs that led to the first family's residence. no one was in a position to catch him. harsh criticism for an officer with an attack dog. inside his van on his personal cell phone without his radio ear piece in. he didn't have the backup radio either. that was left in his locker. his error contributed to the

slow response. >> we are all outraged how this incident came to pass. >> reporter: the incident and other embarrassing missteps less to the resignation of julia pierson, replaced by joe clancy, a retired agent in charge of president obama's personal security detail from 2009 to 2011. >> he's something who has the full confidence of the president and the first lady. >> reporter: the report raises questions about whether secret service personnel are overworked with and be whether the officers who guard the grounds have adequate training. congress wants answers. the acting secret service director is expected to appear on the hill next week. >> thank you as always. well, even though he is in southeast asia right now, president obama keeping an eye on immigration reform in this country. sources saying he will, quote, go big on the controversial issue. the scope of the executive action will be decided on next week. among the options is a plan to

granlt work permits to millions of immigrants, shielding them from deportation. he says the time for saks way overdue. >> i indicated to speaker boehner several months ago if congress failed to act, i'll use all the lawful authority that i possess to try to make the system work better. and that's going to happen. >> the president using strong language on another controversial issue, the so-called keystone pipeline. it's about to be in congress, it's not just a big job producer, it would benefit other countries more than the u.s. meantime on capitol hill, congressional republicans made the leaders official. mitch mcconnell of kentucky will be the senate's next majority leader, and house speaker john boehner will remain in that post. and using specially-outfitted planes to collect information from

thousands of cell phone users. federal marshals have cessna planes that can trick phones into reporting their locations. the idea is to hunt for criminals, but the data is being collected from innocent americans as well. there's a new warning for the u.s. from one of the world's most wanted terrorists. the recording hasn't been verified, but it seems to be from the leader of the islamic militants. he says the attacks against isis not working. the accused pennsylvania cop kill chore led authorities on an intense manhunt for weeks is facing terrorism charges. eric frein said he wanted to start a revolution. he's charged with murdering corporal byron dixon. and a man is in custody after pulling a knife to the entrance of the u.s. navy

submarine base in connecticut. two civilian police officers were slightly injured, one by the suspect's knife. there was no indication that it was terror-related, and the suspect has no known ties to the navy. the people of ferguson, missouri, are nervously awaiting a decision. jurors heard from a forensic pathologist hired by the family. the family is asking for calm once the grand jury decides whether or not to diindict him. the ex-wife of an oklahoma oil tycoon awarded more than a billion dollars says it's not enough. she plans to appeal. her judgment is the largest in u.s. history. but she says her ex-is worth more than $13 billion. after 26 years of a marriage she deserves a bigger slice of the

pie. a warning for the people who wear contact lenses. a dirty habit could make you go blind. a clerk shows no fear in the face of a robber with a huge weapon. and a tiger on the loose. the overnight search as people

morning about the job market. americans are quitting. yeah, they're quitting their jobs voluntarily at the fastest rate in more than six years. nearly 3 million in september, that's 2% of the workforce. the number of people being hired

is also at a six-year high. they are getting new jobs and more confident about the economy. another side of the improving economy, college costs are up, but not as much as in recent years. the average cost of a four-year school in a student's home state is now almost $19,000. out of state, almost $33,000. college costs go up more quickly in bad time when is schools get less money from outside sources. the volkswagen golf has aced it. it is the car of the year. the editors say the redesigned compact is versatile, sporty and comfortable. they praise the fuel efficient engines and safety features they are vms best-sellers worldwide, but so-so in the u.s. an animated hero is taking on stupidity this weekend. disney thinks that "big hero 6" can hold its own against "dumb

and dumber to." the original was 20 years ago. it was a surprise hit. jim kari and jeff daniels are back as their roles as the dynamic dummies. and taco bell, tacos designed for dipping. they don't look much like tacos. you're seeing them there. the ingredients are the same. one is a rolled chicken taco. the other a variety of the crunchy taco that come with a choice of dipping sauces. reena, have a good weekend. >> yeah. when we come back, a real lifesaver. three people alive this morning because of a light pole's placement. and surprise delivery. an american family just got bigger after a big day for both mom and daughter. you, my friend are a master of diversification. who would have thought three cheese lasagna would go with chocolate cake and ceviche? the same guy who thought that small caps and bond funds would go with a merging markets.

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well, i drove grandpa to speed dating this week, so i should probably get the last roll. dad, but i practiced my bassoon. and i listened. i can do this. everyone deserves ooey gooey pillsbury cinnamon rolls. make the weekend pop! welcome back. it's time for us to check the roads on this friday. wet in the northwest, slippery in the cascades and rockies, slippery from the great lakes across to new england. flying, airport delays possible in boston and new york. u2 lead singer bono is speaking out about the frightening moments on his private plane when a cargo door detached in midair. >> his lear jet was about to land in berlin when the door flew off 8,000 feet in the air, scattering his luggage somewhere

in the german countryside. >> it was scary. we were 25 minutes from the airport and there was a kind of bang. we thought we hit turbulence. >> that hatch was outside the cabin's pressurized area. oxygen masks were not needed. they landed safely in berlin and guess what? u2 went on and performed as scheduled that night. >> good for them. new video shows the suspects at last year's carjacking at a new jersey mall were scouting for people three days before. they were returning to their ranger rover when he was shot to death and their suv was stolen. also surveillance video. look at this. a masked man with a machete attempting to rob a small should -- shop in england. the worker behind the counter, not going anywhere. picks up something, starts to swing whatever he has, going at it for a little while. eventually the suspect gives up. gets on out of there with nothing. the suspect is still on the loose at this point. and from turkey, a car

speeding around the corner. three people walking, one in the road. and look out. and just like that, the car hits the pole, which saved the pedestrians from being hit. no one was injured, the car was heavily damaged. for the second time this week, a window washer had to be rescued from a dangling skyscraper. this time this was in houston. this is the phoenix tower in houston. the motor on the scaffolding failed. one side of the rig collapsed. after 15 minutes fire fighters pulled them to safety. earlier this week, two window washers, you'll remember this scene, had to be rescued from the new world trade center in new york. repairs are under way after they had to cut through a thick pane of glass to get the men off the rig. residents in france are on the lookout for a small tiger. it was photographed about six miles from disneyland, paris.

experts say it's about a year and a half old and more than 150 pounds. authorities armed with tranquilizers were out all night looking for it. a wildcat park nearby says the tiger isn't one of theirs. if you wear contact lenses and suffer from chronic eye infections, clean up your act. poor contact care causes hundreds of thousands of cases each year. most breakouts cause mild irritations, some can be serious and lead to blindness. don't wear lenses overnight and replace cases frequently. a lot of people thought this would happen. but clayton kershaw of the l.a. dodgers has done something that hasn't been done in a long time. the new national league mvp, in addition to the cy young award winner. got that award last week. kershaw is the first national league pitcher since 1968 to win both of those in the same season. in the american league, it was mike trout winning the mvp honors. he's just 23 years old, making him the youngest player to be a unanimous choice among the voters. >> the nfl's week 11 started

last night. the dolphins beating the bills 22-9. >> and the hoops. get that from the guys at espn. >> he's stan, i'm neil, this is the "sportscenter" desk in los angeles. we are here to give you some nba highlights. >> yeah, kings and grizzlies. started out well for the kings. didn't end that way. memphis down one, .3 seconds on the clock. courtney lee, somebody blew the coverage there. got that off in time. they reviewed it to make sure. grizzlies came back from 26 down to win this game. they've won 18 in a row at home. courtney lee the hero. in number 18. 111-110, the biggest comeback in franchise history for memphis. >> the bulls beat the raptors. the story, though, derrick rose missed four game this is season because of sprained ankles. played 20 minutes, 4 assists, 20 points, 5 turnovers and an injured hamstring.

he told the coach, no big deal. not that bad, he said. we'll see. jimmy butler. he had a top play on the "sportscenter" show. joking. no, who really came to rose's defense. >> standing up for his teammates. >> absolutely. you want that dude on your team. and jimmy shooting the ball. jimmy played good. the bulls win. but the questions remain about derrick rose and his health. fun to watch. just can't get out there. >> he plays all out. i never believed he was injury-prone, but really unlucky. >> he is. you're lucky because this is all of us you get. >> i forget he's doing no-shave november. neil is. >> i thought about it. >> for testicular cancer. you're not doing it? >> no. it's mid-november. >> you have a few days. and anybody heading to an nfl stadium, keep in mind. our station in seattle is reporting that the beer being sold at at least one stadium at seahawks games is watered down. >> we knew this, it looks

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live from the kgo-tv broadcast center this is abc7 news. at 4:28. >> it is friday the 14th of november. we dodged a bullet. we had some rain yesterday. >> good morning, everyone, conditions are dry as far as rain. live doppler hd shows it is quiet. look at the patchy fog developing, half a mile in napa, but quarter-mile in many areas so dense fog advisory until 9:00 for visibility less than quarter-mile but it will develop outside the north bay soen careful. >> use your low beams. drive carefully. slow down. the bay bridge toll plaza

shows rains clogging up. other noon -- crash in northbound 101. i will keep you posted. developing news a gorilla expert coming to investigate a young gorilla's tragic death at the san francisco zoo and shares early thoughts on who and what is to blame. nick is in the newsroom with the latest. we know the technology did not fail but, rather, protocol was not followed. there was only one person operating the system when there should have been two. >> through details emerge of the accident that killed the baby gorilla on friday at san francisco zoo. the animal psychologist hired by the zoo says that zoo workers were at paul and a more mod were enclosure could prevent it from happening again. the technology is 30 years ago it works how it was supposed to.

the gorilla was crushed because only one person operating the system when there should have been two. >> we want a design so it is absolutely nearly impossible to make that kind of a mistake. we can do it. >> in a letter to the zoo, the zoo keep are said she started closing the automatic door after the grandmother carried her supporten closure and she looked back the young gorilla was trapped below the door and a sign says keep one hand on the stop button which did not happen. the doctor says it is not just the door but there are visibility and lighting problems there have been two other incidents at the end closure in the past would years and one an adult gorilla's fingers were injured. the doctor will be in san francisco this weekend. it is