another night of violence in ferguson, missouri, as protests spread across the nation. plus -- officer darren wilson breaks his silence about the shooting that killed 18-year-old michael brown. and, an east coast storm threatens to slow down the busiest travel day of the year. we are *live with the latest. good morning. i'm dan ponce. and i'm lourdes duarte. thanks for joining us on the wgn morning news at *4 a-m. we made it to thanksgiving weekend. >> it's thanksgiving eve. and i've had a few people or tommy it's like friday. >> not for you. >> we will be here. she has the day off. she has more seniority than us.

>> but stich a look. we a big storm of the east coast. we will cover that later. we may even give it a name. the weather channel likes to give it a name. i think we will do that. i don't know. was named after her. we will call it lourdes... we all hit her when she's not here. it's chilly outside but it's going to get warmer. highs in the low 30s. a storm moving through portions of iowa. it's going to miss us to the south but it will bring some snow showers to the south and west. if you're traveling along 70 you will come across some snow around st. louis area. 31 degrees by 5:00 p.m.. many some light flurries today. clouds will increase. they break up for thanksgiving high- temperature 28. for black friday we get to 34 degrees. possible rain and snow mixed. now back from being

sick ... it's erin. >> it's all good and you better be nice to her because her mother is in town and she will come looking for you if a bad bout her. but circuit construction on the jane addams heading west bound this stretches of 08 to 294. everything is down to a few names not been picked up until november. another week and a half before beckett's picked up. the elgin o'hare has everything jammed up from irving. that right lane remains closed until 5:00. a solid hour from there. and of heavy traffic on 355 approaching army trail where they're doing a second round of construction. those of the three spots you may get stuck in this morning. we will keep tabs on that and bring you another update in just a few minutes. >> to fbi agents have reportedly been shot in st. louis county. >> this comes from kfc k.

this happened in a home of the sin louis suburb of hillsdale that agents were responding to reports of a person barricaded. >> not clear at this time if this has anything to do with the ongoing protests but we will keep you updated. a developing story overnight. police now have help from the national guard. >> peaceful protests over the grand jury decision not to indict the police officer in the shooting death of michael brown. soon, vandals started throwing rocks and bottles at police. michael brown. at least 44 people were arrested in ferguson overnight. >> we saw some protesters that were out there for the right reasons. but there always seem to be a few people who are bent on preventing this from happening. >> volunteers are boarding up the doors and windows of businesses that weren't burned down... and cleaning up the mess left behind by

vandals and looters. others are patrolling residential neighborhoods with guns, to protect *homes from the violence. protesters have taken to the streets over the decision in ferguson... in about 170 cities across the country. in oakland... for the second night in a row... the demonstrations turned violent. protesters blocked the freeway... and set fires. police arrested several who lit fires and set off fireworks in front of their office. thousands marched through the streets of new york city... blocking traffic on some of manhattan's busiest streets. protesters marched through times square and across the manhattan bridge... disrupting traffic at the lincoln tunnel. delays were reported for vehicles going in and out of this main artery into the city. drove straight into a crowd of protesters. police say the car struck a woman lying in the street. the victim suffered minor injuries to her legs but is expected to be okay. authorities say the driver is cooperating with police. for the first time, officer darren wilson is publicly giving his account of what

happened. wilson described, for a-b-c, the moments *after the shooting. >> you had never shot your gun before and now demand instead. >> after the supervisor got there i give them the rundown. i said i had to shoot somebody. he said why. i said he grabbed my gun and he charged me he was going to kill me. >> see you killed him first. is anything you could have done differently? that would have prevented that? >> no. nothing. >>wilson says he has a clean conscience about what happened, because he's confident he did his job properly. protests in chicago have been peaceful for the most part. hundreds of protestors spent most of the day outside mayor emanuel's office at city hall. they had hoped to stay there for 28 hours because they say a young, black person is fatally shot by a police officer in the u-s

every 28 hours. but police threatened to arrest them after the building closed. so about 6:30 last night, the group left and marched down state street and michigan avenue, followed by a heavy police presence. the protestors then dispersed shortly after ten without any problems. two of chicago's most prominent spiritual leaders are speaking out on the ferguson decision. the reverend jesse jackson and father michael pfleger say the justice system is flawed and called for changes to the nation's justice system. >> the law, we fight for the law. >> this is corrected by bad law. this is a not acceptable pattern. until we have the courage in the country, the value of black life in america we need to equal playing field, we will fail until we do so. >>president obama had ferguson on his mind when he was in town to talk about immigration reform. the president gave a speech at the copernicus center yesterday. this brief visit was planned before the ferguson grand jury decision. although most people came to hear what he had to say about deportations, the president also spent time condemning the violence in ferguson.

the president's speech was for those who think that what happened in ferguson is an excuse for violence, i do not have sympathy for that. i have no sympathy at all for destroying your own community. >> the president's speech was interrupted multiple times by people demanding a stop to deportations. the president let them have their say, but then he reminded them that he just made major changes with last week's executive order. keep it here on wgn t-v for the latest on the developing situation in ferguson. we'll have updates all morning long, with *live reports from tom negovan in ferguson starting at 6 a-m. visit our website for more, *wgn t-v dot-com slash- ferguson*. a 50 year-old man was shot in the head in his home by an apparent stray bullet

that came into the window through a bedroom just before 11:00 last night. he is now in critical condition. police say casings were found in a wooded area of crossed. no word on who or why. today's the busiest travel day of the year, and it could be even more hectic because of weather on the east coast. >> it's not going to be pretty. erik runge is live at o'hare airport, with more.. erik? >> of course i am smiling because i am not traveling. but there are millions who will be traveling over this holiday weekend. so far so good at o'hare. you can see behind me the security alarm is starting to fill up. delays could happen later today, some winter weather is moving into the northeastern part of the country. could have some trickle-down effect to those traveling out of our area. chances are, we will see delays. at least 18 airports could be impacted with this

winter weather. snow and rain expected to hit boston and new york and several other major cities. more than 160 flights have been canceled in preparation for that store. in chicago, close to 2 million travelers are expected to pass through o'hare and midway. that is up from last year. the good news is, winter weather should be cleared out. so these people who are headed home, it is getting busier right now, these people heading home should be clear of that weather and any delays on their way back. live at o'hare. back to you. >> must go to demetrius in the weather center. >> back home today, it's pretty, so far. cooler numbers into thursday. one of the coldest thanksgivings in quite some time. the focus is on travel. if you are traveling to the east

coast by plane, issues there. if you're traveling west by car and you will come across some snow. here are the current temperatures. sublets composite shows cloud cover to the west. and you can see it across portions of central iowa. that's no goes down into portions of northern and north-central missouri. right now much of illinois and wisconsin and ohio and michigan all looking clear for anyone heading out to the road early, good time. 33 today. 21 tonight. far as high 28. friday, 34 degrees with a chance of rain and snow mex. nearly 50 on saturday. sunday it will work off the turkey. monday we're back down to 35. >> coming up to more states have given the green light to gay marriage. >> and get ready for the winter parking ban. >> and a federal judge has a message for the city about

the proposed lake front sight. >> dean reviews horrible bosses to just in time for the holiday weekend.

cleveland police release video showing how it will year-old was shot and killed by an officer. he died sunday after being shot twice. police say he refused

to put his hands up and he was reaching for a weapon. the weapon was fake. cleveland's police chief said the officer is it trained to shoot above the waist when they're facing some of it with a weapon. >>federal judges in arkansas and mississippi have struck down bans on gay marriage in those states. the judges ruled the same- sex marriage bans are unconstitutional and deny guarantees of equal protection for gay couples. voters in both conservative, southern states approved the bans ten years ago, voting for amendments that defined marriage as between a man and a woman. the attorney general in mississippi says he will appeal the decision. arkansas authorities have not yet decided if they will take action. gay marriages in both states are on hold until the states respond. taking a look at the *other top stories this morning. a federal judge has ruled that work on the proposed lakefront site for the george lucas museum cannot start without permission from the court. a lawsuit has been filed

over the location of the museum - a parking lot south of soldier field. "friends of the parks" claims it is a protected area. a judge ruled yesterday the site cannot be altered without an order of the court. an elderly couple is suing central airlines, the operator of the cargo plane that crashed into their living room near midway airport. the attorney for raymond and roberta rolinskas says, the couple was left emotionally traumatized by the november 18-th crash that left the plane just inches away from their bed near 65-th and knox. chicago police officer aldo brown is pleading "not guilty" to charges of using excessive force. a convenience store security guard says brown kicked him and violated his civil rights when he arrested him two years ago. the city of chicago settled the accuser's lawsuit for 100- thousand dollars. brown remains reassigned to desk duty. chicago's overnight winter parking ban starts monday. parking will be banned from three a-m to seven a-m, from december first until april first.. whether there's snow or not. the ban covers more streets if there's more than two inches of snow on the ground. violations could mean getting ticketed or getting towed. the switch was flipped in

daley plaza last night... for the 101-st annual tree lighting ceremony. >> 3, 2, 1. >>the 57-foot colorado spruce comes courtesy of donna atkinson and her family in elgin. you saw her and her sisters jill and kay throwing the switch with others. our micah materre emceed the festive event. the tree has 47-thousand lights and 300 ornaments. it's on display until january 6th. coming up ... the cuddliest always fun to go down there to the market. >> no one believes you're having hot chocolate. we know ... >> we go for the shopping. >> 19 the great now. wind at of the east at the miles. not a breezy start. and not

the cool. we have had cooler numbers in the past month. looking at 11 degrees in waukegan. it is warmer at the lakefront. juliet reading at 18. satellites composite shows today, the busiest travel day of the year, if you're driving by car, no problem for the short trips. the first no heads to the west into portions of eastern iowa or north eastern missouri. if you're headed towards an lewis may hit some rain. the potential for rain and snow mixed developing later this morning. if you're flying west, no big deal except some rain and wind along the pacific northwest. but the east coast is where the issues are. there's a big rainmaker and eventually it will make some snow. some snow already in the northern appalachians. that snow will make its way into new york

and boston before this day is done. if you're flying today you could be sitting for a while. 33 degrees today. tonight that 21. tomorrow, 28 breezy but dry. >> we have construction on the kennedy in bound starting at hubbard going to lake. that stretch is going to be partially blocked off until 5:00. another 45 minutes before that clears. and over at 355 northbound the persian army trail, this stretch of road work here, we're getting reports of things jamming up intermittently same story yesterday. watch for that and plan accordingly. that work should be cleared out by 5:00. more numbers and a couple hot spots coming up. >> coming up the cut list computers in the classroom. >>plus -- in about 30- minutes -- where we're seeing an outbreak of the

bubonic plague, that's already claimed dozens of lives. and next in sports -- a huge challenge for the bears offensive line tomorrow, as they try and slow down the dangerous lions' d-line. hey marcus! >> we of hard drives and headphones and tvs. also carries a! black friday. with the best deals from around the internet. you could start shopping today. we will break down coming up.

the bears' offensive line has its work cut out keeping j cutler's off his back against a fierce lions defense. detroit has been an offense of the challenged football team but that does not extend. no. 3 in league, number one against the rush the like to get after the quarterback. one of the matchups to watch will be up front facing off against kyle long. he thinks he can handle it. >> he's probably jumping on top of a building right now. with no shirt on. that's the kind of guy he is. >> 20 very exciting match up. it's gone to be that kind of game. >> his size and strength and his mental toughness all comes into play when you

play a player of the bubble. he is excited. he wants to play against people who can bring out the best in him. he will have that opportunity. everything that makes up a player because it's not just the physical part. it's mental as well. >> the white sox officially signed a player to a two year $25 million contract. he will fit right in behind the sox won a pyrrhic should be good for some good numbers. although adam than did not pan out what we thought. but in his case he loves the south side. he hung out there when his dad was a white sox coach. >> running around at comiskey and my dad was coaching there, honestly, i've always been a white sox fan. i love the city. i like the challenge of coming into a team that has not proved itself. but is on the way to

doing that. and is building and looking to take over a division. >> and derrick rose tweet his hamstring and the bulls loss at denver, more on his condition later today. that's morning sports. >>story time is getting a little more high tech with new robots created to help students learn. the cute robots, reminiscent of oversized furbies, are called dragon bots. they're the latest creation from cynthia brazil and her personal robotics team at m-i-t. the bots are designed to encourage social engagement and reading in children, while being operated by researched from behind the scenes. brazil believes bots will soon spread to elder care and pediatric treatments in hospitals. there's more to come in our of some of to the nightmares. >> don't feed them after midnight and keep them away from the light. >> they eat live mice as well ... sorry about that.

>> it's the last day. either one or the other. i can remember. mediocrity ... let's take a look. if you're catching a flight, the problems. increasing clouds for us. o'hare not a big deal. but everywhere else is the problem. boston and logan international have been problems. but korea and jfk. seen towards minneapolis. reagan looking at potential for some problems with rain and snow. hear, cloud cover, today's high into the low 30's. the 70 forecast in just a bit. >> your talking construction. bishop ford outbound we have some work from martin luther king 210 spree. impacting to reclaims not picked up until 6:00. right now we don't have a lot of backups but that could change as the volume surged to filter in. westbound jane addams

dealing with a stretch from 190 to the tristate. that will have things down two lanes. it will be wrapped in a week. we should have relief at that time. numbers look good we have a breakdown coming up. >> still more to come in our next half-hour. --including, how you can own a piece of the friendly confines. and -- the latest from ferguson, and a look at the emotional reaction by michael brown's family, after the grand jury decision. plus -- police release video of smash-and-grab robbers, who got away with thousands in merchandise. and -- we have dean's review of the return of the cute and cuddly "penguins of madagascar".

officer darren wilson breaks his silence about the shooting that killed 18- year-old michael brown, as protests take place across the nation. president obama in chicago for immigration reform, instead talks about the violence in ferguson. and, an east coast storm threatens to slow down the busiest travel day of the year. we are *live with the latest. good morning, i'm dan ponce. and i'm lourdes duarte. let's go to demetrius ivory for a check of the weather. it is thanksgiving eve. >> busiest travel day of the year. >> also the busiest bar and drinking night of the year.

did you know that? you went to indiana. >> when say is the day you fly home. >> then they go nuts. that's what they do. the things that you learn from us ... 24 degrees right now. sublets composite shows we are dry. snow on the flip side of the mississippi river. it stays there. if you're catching a flight along the east coast, there is the storm. heavy rain across florida and the entire eastern seaboard. that line it goes right across the northern part of pennsylvania it changes to snow quickly. the prepared. already some flights canceled ahead of this storm as it moves up the coast. 31 today. 33. 21 tonight. barr, 28. friday we make 24. back from the sick bay, here is erin. >> maybe i was just taking a day off in advance of that

big and drinking night. just pacing myself. northbound 355 a slow stretch approaching army trail. right now we have traffic getting through but i will tell you, it does have some periods where it is jammed up. that should be out of the way by 5:00 a.m.. we still have the ongoing road work bishop ford outbound for people from martin luther king drive 082103 impact into right lanes until 6:00 a.m.. that's traffic. >> breaking news this morning. two fbi agents have been shot in st. louis county. reports say it happened at home in the simplest suburb of hillsdale, 4 mi. south of ferguson. the agents were responding to a situation involving a person barricaded inside their home. reports say the agents injuries are not life- threatening. not clear at this time if it has anything to do with the ongoing protest in jefferson area.

>> we will bring you updates as we hear more. as protests over the shooting death of michael brown spread nationwide, the police officer who shot him is publicly speaking out for the first time. >> a day after no probable cause was announced, officer wilson broke his silence about the shah, he shot and killed michael brown. >> i know i did my job right. >> two separate series of gunfire can be heard in audio of the police shooting recording during a bystander video chat. wilson said he fired the first volley as brown charged at him. >> told him to get on the ground. i gave him the opportunity. he ignored the commands and kept running. >> then wilson says he fired again backpedaling. wilson's first words publicly, as protest spread across the country after the announcement that he would not face charges. while most

demonstrations like this rally in washington have shown no sign of the violence seen in ferguson, >> we want to do this with common sense. >> there have been isolated incidents. the in oakland, protesters set fires across part of interstate 580 completely blocking it. in ferguson, cars overturned. after rolling it back, if you try to set it on fire before being chased off by police. two dozen volumes of transcript detail 70 hours of testimony before the grand jury from 60 witnesses and three medical examiners. >> what i found, having read almost every single word of the grand jury transcript is there was no case. there was no case to prove beyond reasonable doubt. no case to indict. >> she says the family does have a civil case for

wrongful death and emotional distress. >> as michael brown's father urged the family's supporters to react peacefully to the grand jury's decision, brown's mother and stepfather had a very *different message. >> have been here my whole life. i never went through anything like this. >>the brown family attorney says, no one should condone was brown's stepfather said. but he says it was an emotional outburst in response to to a profoundly disappointing outcome. protests in chicago yesterday were peaceful for the most part. hundreds of protestors spent most of the day outside mayor emanuel's office inside city hall. they had hoped to stay there for 28 hours because they say a young, black person is fatally shot by a police officer in the u-s every 28 hours.

but police threatened to arrest them after the building closed. so about 6:30 last night, the group left city hall and then marched down state street and michigan avenue followed by a heavy police presence. the protestors then dispersed shortly after ten without any problems. president obama had ferguson on his mind when he was in town to talk about immigration reform. he president gave a speech at the copernicus center yesterday. this brief visit was planned before the ferguson grand jury decision. although most people came to hear what he had to say about deportations, the president also spent time condeming the violence in ferguson. >> propose to think that what happened is an excuse for violence, to have no sympathy for that. i have no sympathy for destroying your own community. >>the president's speech was interrupted multiple times by people demanding a stop to deportations. the president let them have their say, but then he reminded them that he just made major changes with last week's executive order. keep it here on wgn t-v for the latest on the developing situation in ferguson. we'll have updates all

morning long, with *live reports from tom negovan in ferguson starting at 6 a-m. visit our website for more, *wgn t-v dot-com slash- ferguson*. a developing story overnight. a 50-year-old man was shot in the head in his home by an apparent stray bullet. it came through the window of an upper level bedroom. it happened just before 11 last night in the 2100 block of west garfield. the man is in critical condition. police say casings were found in a wooded area across garfield boulevard. no word on who was firing the shots or why. no one is in custody. taking a look at the *other top stories this morning. police in suburban northbrook have released this video from a smash and grab robbery last week. a group of thieves drove a stolen car into the louis vuitton store at the northbrook court mall just before 5 a-m november 18th. police say the group got away with tens of thousands of dollars in high-end purses and other items in just 21 seconds. no arrests have been made and investigators have not

yet linked the theft to a series of similar crimes in chicago and oak brook. a federal judge has ruled that work on the proposed lakefront site for the george lucas museum cannot start without permission from the court. a lawsuit has been filed over the location of the museum - a parking lot south of soldier field. "friends of the parks" claims it is a protected area. a judge ruled yesterday the site cannot be altered without an order from the court. if you're in downtown naperville on monday... you might bump into george w. bush. the former president will sign copies of his latest book... "a portrait of my father"... at anderson's bookshop on jefferson street at 2 o'clock. anderson said plans are to let visitors with wristbands line up inside the store beginning at noon. pieces of the wrigley field renovation can now be yours. the cubs are selling pieces of the stadium that are no longer needed. you can buy seats, flags, and tiles from the scoreboard. you can even buy some *dirt .. straight from the infield.

all of its for sale, online, at "cubs dot com." nasty weather on east coast could hold up some people. >> they are expecting rain and snow to hold up flights for some hours. as it looked to o'hare, i see lots of lines there already. >> good morning. there are some long lines. so far so good at o'hare. as the day continues, we could start seeing delays. some have already happened especially for those coming to the east. o what are we seeing so far, especially with this weather on the east coast. >> it's one of the busiest travel days of the year if you are going to or from the east coast we are already seen delays. 107 delays at laguardia already. >> when do we expect those to start trickling down to chicago? >> probably start seeing this affect our around midday. and then through the

afternoon and evening. >> we know we should be checking the status of our flights before we get out here, what are the other things that can help make this easier? >> your smart phone is a lifeline. have your travel maps and your telephone numbers traveled in so you get on a canceled flight you can read book right away. >> some of the airlines are starting to already waive the fees. >> a lot of them have codes out there if your travel plans are flexible you can get your flight changed. >> this is also a big family holiday. some things to make it easier to get through security and to make it easier. >> children under 12 don't have to remove their shoes. and a lot of airports have family checked in lanes for security if you see that make sure you use it it will get you there quicker. >> when we are going

through, we did this every year, we see a lot of how tired and weary faces. things to make the experience knowing what you're getting into, making it better when you are flying? >> one of the busiest travel days of the year. i recommend you be patient. airlines are working hard to get you to your destination. >> thank you so much. things are moving smoothly at o'hare. but as the winter weather continues, some airports will see some trickle-down effects here in chicago. definitely check your flight status before you come to the airport. we're live at o'hare. back to you. >>a really white christmas could mean a free car. first, you have to buy a car from a buick dealership in downers grove on friday or saturday. then, it has to snow at least six inches on christmas day. if that happens, the dealership will reimburse what you paid for the car.

demetrius, this is how you help us. >> that stuff. 6 in. on christmas day is tough to make happen. but finally people are hoping for snow. 19 degrees right now. wind and the east at 8 mi.. it's 10 in union, 11 in rochelle. morris at 18. sublets composite shows dry conditions in chicago. to expand the view we find snow mixing with rain. a tight system. it does make rain and snow it will grace of to the south. snow across portions of central iowa and into northern missouri. on 70 going south towards st. louis there is the potential for rain and snow mixture. if you are headed to the east, that's where the storm is going to cause problems. today's high of 33. tomorrow, 28 degrees. one of the coldest banks during days in quite some time. friday, 34 with rain and snow mixed.

>> still ahead, the battle of the divas lighting up the internet. >> and marcus shows us how to survive black friday shopping with deals and fax. >> and the park is open. the look of the new jurassic world movie trailer. world movie trailer.

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they still planned to purchase the iconic doll. >> i bought all of them. of what all the frozen ones. elsa... everything. >>here are a few stories that are trending online this morning ... at least 47 people are dead, as a wave of bubonic plague spreads across madagascar. the plague is carried by fleas, and spread by rats... and it has already infected about 140 people, including two in madagascar's capital city. health officials are launching an aggressive pest control campaign, to try to slow or stop the disease. bubonic plague can be treated with antibiotics. ariana grande fired back at bette midler writing "bette was always a feminist who stood for women being able to do whatever the efff they wanted without judgment! not sure where that bette went, but i want that sexy mermaid back." earlier this week, midler criticized the "problem" singer for her raunchy image.

>> it's in the prompter just say it. >>she re-tracked her comments by calling herself quote "a reformed whore" and complimenting grandes voice. the script is full of bad words. >> it's only for a m. >> we have our first genetically modified hybrid. >> just went and made a new dinosaur? probably not a good idea. >> what could go wrong? >> i don't think it worked out the way it should. universal just released the first trailer for the new 'jurassic world'. the film stars chris pratt and bryce dallas howard. it takes place 22-years after the original jurassic park -- when things have calmed down and everything is supposed to be safe again. build up for the movie is just starting -- it hits theaters in june of next year. so i guess the angle of this

movie is that they find the open dress the part. but have defined an insurance company to cover that? >> it's hollywood! don't think about it so hard. it will all work out. >> your note is called suspension of disbelief. some people are capable of that. >> i will go see it. it would be fun. we have some deals to run down. but first, who's going to be out there shopping? according to a survey from retailmenot, 55% of americans plan *not to shop on black friday. so who *does shop on the friday after thanksgiving? millennials! the 2013 survey found that 75% of people between the ages of 18 and 34 are excited to find deals on black friday. 70% of parents look forward to the day as well. meanwhile, 64% of people over 60 dread the big shopping day. get off of my maul ... are you black friday shoppers?

>> i always had to work on black friday. >> i enjoy it. it's a tradition. we have some deals here to show you. a lot of these are on line you don't even have to go to restore. headphones are huge. people pay three or $400 for them. sony extra bass bluetooth you can get a pair of headset -$98 amazon.com that a $100 discount. there are great cans. blue to it as well. if you're looking to back up all your photos and videos on your computer, there's all kinds of hard drive deals out there. wd 3tb hard drive - $90 bhphotovideo.com three terabytes of data. that's a lot. that is a ton of data. you could put a ton of photos and videos. as for televisions,lg 55" 1080p led hdtv - $480 best buy

the price is really getting down low for that. vizio 50" led 4k tv - $698 walmart a lot of those tvs are three or $4,000 a that's a good deal. and i know we're talking about apple products. but ipad mini 2 & 3 - $75 off best buy >> at no more than that? >> usually it's about $100 off. and that's the best you're going to get right now. butgopro hero 3+ & $50 gift card - $250 target these of those waterproof camera see attached to things. that's like a $50 discount. you also get a gift card with that as well. in the next hour we will talk more tax staff and more fashion deals. but >> fashion! what are you

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>> let's take another look. >> today high 33. expect light flurries into tonight. down to 21 later. fairly nice tomorrow 20 degrees. friday, black friday 34 degrees. >> heading over to a stretch of construction, this is really caught up westbound

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