major news networks. later on this week he meets with executives in the new york times. police have arrested a suspect in the shooting death of a san antonio police detective. otis tyrone mccain was taken into custody late this afternoon. police say he drove up behind the detective's car which was stopped on the side of interstate and fired through the driver side window. the suspect was taken into custody without incident. tsunami warning has been lifted after a magnitude 6 point the suspect was taken into custody without incident. tsunamwa lifted after a magnitude 6.9 earthquake off the coast of northern japan. the quake hits near fukushima triggering the warning. tsunami waves to 3 feet hit the coast causing minimal damage. there been no reports of injuries. big news tonight in canton, pro football hall of fame announced an historic 18 year $600 million agreement with johnson controls. for naming rights to the hall of fame those.

controls becoming the official smart city partner of the hall of fame village. the project is the largest under construction in ohio and is projected to bring in more than $15 billion in its first 25 years. the johnson controls hall of fame village is expected to be finished sometime in 2019. still to come, warning for travelers, the investigator tom meyer combs through tsa claims for missing or damaged property totaling millions of dollars. to police, customer filed a class action lawsuit over there for you. medical emergency, new developments in a bizarre 24 hours for kanye west. that this ohio has had an easy day weatherwise. we have another coming tomorrow but by wednesday, a travel day, there's another storm system brewing.

nbc news reporting this evening that kanye west is under observation at an la hospital. it is store was abruptly canceled. sources told the new source police responded to a welfare called before 130 this afternoon is taken to hospital for his own safety.

psychiatric evaluation. this is been in the spotlight the past few days about several concerts. happy thanksgiving, we gave your traveling won't be alone. aaa projects vote point 7 million people heading out to visit and a family. that's the most since 2007. a big contributor is cheap gas. aaa says the average trip would be more than 50 miles away from homes. if yo plan for a long line. a travel is expected to hit a record high. the tsa, that means many more millions of backs of people scream. >> the investigator tamar has a passenger alert before you take off. the airlines don't have to tell us how many of their passengers file claims for

property. they are private. the claims filed with tsa are public. their place worked the government and settlements with passengers are paid with taxpayer dollars. we asked tsa for records regarding passenger property for 2010 to 2015. we received a database of more than 59,000 claims nationwide for missing or damaged valuables. >> we're not talking about all the weapons tsa confiscates for passengers. these are just a few that have been seized at cleveland hopkins. passengers file 280 claims all kinds of items. items that turned up missing from the checked in carry-on bags. >> i can't resident paul reported he lost $300 and headphones go to the checkpoint and akron canton airport. database shows jewelry, computers, wallets and purses

areas of airports nationwide. >> that bothers me. i know somebody that had nothing stolen it was her own interest it had to cover it. >> record show tsa is paid passengers more than 16 grand and six euros for property claims. nationwide, tsa paid passengers nearly $4 million. >> that's outrageous. >> to have that many items should not have been lost or stolen payment the 40% of all cases. >> tsa declined an on camera interview but said it has an zero tolerance policy for misconduct. one report says the agency has fired more than 500 officers but that since 2003. >> dottino who's checking my backs. >> government in its case on tsa workers seat inadequate background checks in 2011.

screenings last year. >> the wreck with the public and people's personal life may should have fbi checks. >> passenger claims have been going down from 12 been going down from 12,000 2010 and 8600 last year. if you notice damage or theft, you are advised to report it to tsa right away. the agency has a form online. we provide a link on our investigations page at wkyc.com. markets are projected to spend half their holiday budget online this year. experts say there are a few things you can do to take full advantage of deep discounts from your couch. they say the thought that shopping carts, then signed out of the site altogether. stores want you to complete the sale so when you log back in you make it new discounts or free shipping. also search for deals with different devices because prices can change because

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>> let's take a look at small. everyone will get up and went bacon for breakfast. temperature the 20s but the wind chill around the 20 degrees mark. a chill in the air but i afternoon we'll be back up to 40. mix of clouds and sun the rule for the day. as a look at the bigger picture. look at the snow that continues to come off eastern lake. they have really been nailed in new york states. one place seeing snow coming in last 48 hours. you can see the snow just continues. this is par for the course for them. there is still getting snow even in new england and maine getting that snow as well. the western lakes have come down. high pressure in control pill help calm the wins and clear the skies. that's why we have those chilly temperatures to go for the

28 in detroit, marquette has 16 degrees in the arrowhead of minnesota, temperatures in the teens. it's 43 in st. louis. as a take a look to the next couple days, we keep an eye out here into the plane states and for the west into the four corners region. this is one area of low pressure is in that area of low pressure will continue to move to the easton as it does so will gain more strength. you're likely to see a storm system begin to develop somewhere in the nebraska kansas area coming out to the iowa missouri area. this is a far cry from what we had last week. there's no real pull or push coming behind it and we aren't expecting that intensification come in. we're not expecting the 70s, have either. it will be warmer but not white record setting. 70 and temperatures, 20s and 32 in downtown cleveland. light wins the war but trimmer with anyways, these

clouds may be a random stuff like these but the rest of us will deal with sunny skies, northwest winds to continue progress the workday gets going we head toward one shower, temperature should rebound nicely in the mid-and upper 30s. would be surprised if we peeked over 40 degrees in a good part of the area. late day you see the clouds coming in from the west. the storm system gets closer. the wind has switched around, we're out of the southeast for that assignment storm system will gather strength and resume out a little bit. there it is. 8:30 am wednesday, a couple things to note if you have traveled plans to take you into st. louis and indianapolis into chicago, back into minneapolis. snow will come down there.

we will see those rain showers catch up late wednesday. shower chances of becoming likely. not expecting a lot of snow to make simple we can't completely with out. >> as far as the day tuesday will be nice for us. morning chill temperatures in the 20s but the wind chill around 20 degrees mark. partly cloudy for the afternoon stay that way through the ebay. window nation, low 40s in seven-day forecast for tomorrow. will stay there for wednesday as a ridge has been sent. thanks giving holiday could deal with a few raindrops in the morning. we try out or shower chances coming friday. by the weekend we will see a nice boost back to the 50s. coming up, rivalry heating up. second to be tells us how the buckeyes plan to keep their winning streak alive against

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breaking news tonight. school bus horror. several students killed, many injured, when the bus slammed into a house and wrapped around a tree, splitting it in half. we have a late report. manhunt for a killer. police officer ambushed and assassinated, a deadly stretch for law enforcement. four officers shot across three states in just 24 hours. holiday week storm blanketing a big part of the country threatening to make a travel nightmare for billions. beating black friday, skipping the crowds but not the savings. how knows those in the know are already getting big deals right now. and glory days, our monday inspiring america. the 55-year-old father who just made college football history proving it's never too late to live your dream.

>> from nbc news world headquarters in new york, this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt. good evening on a very busy monday we begin with breaking news, a terrible story developing out of chattanooga, tennessee, where a school bus carrying 35 elementary students has crashed taken has killed some of those on board. hospitals were put on alert to receive patients this afternoon as rescuers worked to victims after the bus went out of control, wound up split in two around a tree. let's get the very latest now from nbc's kerry sanders. >> reporter: photos on twitter taken by the chattanooga fire department show rescue teams at work. one firefighter perched on top of the krumpled bus, tipped on its side wedged between two trees. the emergency call went out about 3:30 this afternoon. >> it is occupied with children.

>> reporter: on board 35 children, kindergartners through fifth graders. >> i can see an arm moving but i don't know if anybody can get to it. >> reporter: 23 taken to hospitals. >> a bus crash involving schoolchildren is every public safety professional's worst nightmare. >> reporter: 8-year-old darrion griffith escaped with only bumps and bruces. >> glad you're safe, buddy. >> reporter: it's unclear why the driver lost control of the bus. tonight parents are gathering anxiously young children. tonight in chattanooga the authorities tell nbc news there are multiple fatalities. there are reports there could be a dozen dead children in this accident. the medical examiner is now at the scene. the authorities say that the bus driver is indeed cooperating with the investigation. lester? >> absolutely horrible, kerry, thank you. there are late-breaking developments for a hunt in the suspect in the ambush shooting

the 50-year-old san antonio pd detective was one of four law men gunned town in three states in a 24-hour period. it has been an exceptionally deadly year for the nation's law enforcement officers. jacob rascon is in san antonio with the latest. >> reporter: tonight after a two-day manhunt police have captured the man they say executed one of their own. the suspect seen in new surveillance video pacing nervously outside san antonio police headquarters walking inside at 7:45 for just 20 seconds. >> he asked a question, the clerk said that they would help him with that and he said nevermind and walked out. >> reporter: four hours later detective ben marconi was shot twice in the head. >> i have an officer down in front of headquarters. i immediate ems right now in front of headquarters. >> his killer taking off in the black mitsubishi sedan.

police officer. >> reporter: marconi was the fourth law enforcement officer shot in 24 hours. an ambush in st. louis, missouri, a drive-by shooting in sanibel, florida, another officer shot in gladstone, missouri. so far this year 58 officers across the u.s. have been killed by gunfire, compared to 36 such killings all of last year. detective marconi graduated from the san antonio police academy 20 years ago, retired detective roy naylor worked alongside marconi for 20 years >> it was tough. because it wasn't the way somebody should go, especially somebody that was respected as well as he was. >> reporter: ambushes like this one have a chilling effect, naylor says. >> people see this, why do i want to be a cop if i'm going to get shot for no reason? >> reporter: minutes ago the san antonio police chief confirmed they arrested

half hour from here. s.w.a.t. team members took him into custody without incident. he was with a woman and a 2-year-old child. he was arrested, as i said, without incident for what they called a cold and calculated murder. the mayor said we can all breathe a little easier tonight. lester? >> jacob, thank you. to the winter wallop hitting in the middle of fall, a big snowstorm blanketing part of the country right now and it could mark just the beginning of lingering travel nightmares as we head into this very week. al roker will be here in a moment, but first the latest from nbc's blake mccoy out in the thick of it. >> reporter: whipping winds and whiteout conditions as the first major snowstorm of the season is now hammering the northeast. more than two feet of snow has fallen in parts of upstate new york, crippling cities at the start of this busy thanksgiving travel week. >> we woke up with all this. i'm like whoa!

feeling it. >> reporter: here in syracuse new york, they're used to snow but not this much this early. keep in mind none of this was here 24 hours. are you surprised how much snow you're getting out of here? >> it's outrageous. >> reporter: mark's snowemployeer is not ready for the snow. it's making a mess of the roads. near marathon, new york, a bus slid onto its side while swerving to avoid a spunout car. eight students suffered minor inju. into connecticut and the rest of new england. in new hampshire two deaths are being blamed on icy roads. air travel being impacted as well, high winds at new york's laguardia airport causing delays, just three days before thanksgiving. >> try to get out before everything gets crazy. >> this year, 1 million more americans will be traveling for thanksgiving compared to last year, with the travel rush just beginning, tonight many find themselves going nowhere fast.

tonight the snow continues to fall. more than 20 inches so far. people are being advised to stay home until this lets up tomorrow morning. lester? >> all right, blake, thanks very much. let's turn to al roker. where is the storm going and what are we looking at as we head cleeser to the holiday? >> we have problems, lester. on the radar we are starting to see this tapering off, another one to three, maybe six inches in some of the higher elevations. as far as travel we're going to see a parade of storms coming across and here's what we're looking at, as on wednesday chicago's going to be a problem, periods of rain throughout the day, improving conditions in the evening. minneapolis a problem, detroit as well, with again, more rain, possible delays, mixture of rain and snow, heaviest rain in the evening. as far as travel i-94, i-65, i-70 problems as well, st. louis to pittsburgh, rainy travel, ponding and problems there, and then as we move out west, i-5 going to be the big problem from sacramento to seattle, rain and snow over the