basically down through west virginia, southern ohio, northern kentucky. that's where we anticipate more significant accumulations. otherwise, cold numbers will be the story. cold air plunging south. 20s and 30s toward the canadian border toward michigan, all headed our way. look at chicago. you see what happens. you go from rain to snow. this gives you an idea of the boundary headed in our direction. do we expect accumulating snow, no but we anticipate it to come am our direction. it was all good news for veteran's day, calm before the storm larks clear and mild finish to the day. winds are light from the south and west. gusty breezy conditions and a day will be shifting tomorrow big time. look for a hard turn to the northwest, gusty northwest winds dominating into tomorrow afternoon. it's going to take a whroil to recover. we're talking thursday and friday. a brief window into the early morning. on and off snow showers that may stick to the grass, light coating, more toward westminster, frederick. i anticipate driving headaches because of snow shower act

highest risk area includes ohio, indiana, southern michigan, parts of eastern illinois, and northern kentucky as well. >> axelrod: any forecast that contains the word "tornadotornas always a scary one. how real is the threat? >> it will be real. we could see some stronger tornadoes of e.f.-2 strength or greater. there's also a large threat for damaging winds in excess of 75 miles per hour, too. >> axelrod: lauren casey keeping her eye on a scary situation for us, thank you. now to the confusion over the affordable care act which only seems to deepen for many americans trying to figure out xactly is going to happen to their health insurance. president obama is now calling for a woon-year extension of policies that insurance company have already canceled, but the companies and state regulators are saying it's not that simple. as jeff pegues reports, it's the customers who are caught in the middle. >> reporter: in the next week, millions of people who received cancellation noise of their health care insurance may be getting another letter in the mail, this time a way to extend coverage that was

airport and dallas love field are up nearly 36%, up 32% at washington's dulles airport, 26% in northern kentucky, 24% at newark's jfk. mark murphy and richard quest join me now. mark is with travelpost.com and richard quest is host with cnn business. could the fare hikes spawn a new generation of low-cost carriers or do we just have to deal with this? >> in the near term, deal with it. in the long term, yeah, people will start filling those spots, because once you see the ticket prices rise, somebody who's got a lower cost per mile is going to step in and say you know what, i can make my money because some of my costs are lower than the bigger carriers, even after the mergers. >> i think it's going to be very difficult to get someone coming in who says my costs will be lower, providing, if they're operating in the same aircraft infrastructure, they've got to buy more expensive planes that may be less fuel-efficient, and they've got to try and get a decent rate of return. so, it is possible -- >> yes. >> i think it's highly unlikely or improbable because the costs and the barriers of entry to avi

most possibly next, in the line of fire, will be eastern indiana, ohio, northern kentucky and possibly into tennessee. we've had some severe storms coming out of michigan, fred. >> now, these images, right here understand, are coming from st. louis, missouri. you talked about that area, also, being sublted to some severe weather. and we're already seeing it happen from these images. >> most of the tornado watches are to the east right now. but certainly, as it moved very rapidly towards the ooegs, in its wake, you'll start to see those winds. them be gusting up to 50, 60 miles an hour. even behind the storm system, temperatures are going to be much cooler, like in shi ska goe. >> i don't know if these are live pictures or not -- >> yes. >> all right, hold on, karen. we're going to go with patty thompson, a commune kaxs manager for the illinois emergency management agency joining us by phone from springfield, illinois. >> give me an idea of what you are assessing, what communityin communityings may have been impacted. >> well, at this time, we have confirmation of touchdown in six count

but we've been watching snow in west virginia and pennsylvania coming out of ohio and northern kentuckyhis morning. now in toward garrett county. a couple of righter showers to our south -- lighter showers to our south and east. garrett county, we know there's snow on the road on i-68, 219 as well, coming in toward cumberland and savage mountain. looking at a web cam a moment ago and that thing was kind of blocked up there at savage mountain. off to the south and east, lighter rain showers. it's still in the 40s and low 50s down here. in st. mary's county extending down into virginia almost to richmond, a couple of moderate showers. you see the yellow there? i'm not sure it's reaching the ground across charms and northern calvert county but this stuff is generally moving east, northeast. so sol pons probably staying -- solomons probably staying to your south. reedville may just get a sprinkle. there's the cold air, upper 20s and low 30s. pittsburgh at 30. cumberland's temperature continues to drop. they're at 36. the cold front pushing through montgomery county and loudoun county now in

take the cincinnati-northern kentucky international airport.day, the number of seats dropped by 80% between 2005 and 2013, fares jumped 26%. here are other examples. at savannah hilton head, fares jumped nearly 36%. at dallas lovefield, up nearly 36%. in washington, d.c. dulles, up 32%. overall, between the first quarter of '05 and the first quarter of 2013, prices are up 6.5% on average after inflation at the top 100 airports, but fares varied widely from airport to airport. some of the flight cut-backs resulted from major airline mergers that have led carriers to squeeze service at some airports while they focus on more profitable hubs. no question, the industry has transformed in the past few decades. there were 20 u.s. carriers in 1978. 12 years later, the industry consolidated to half the number of carriers. and since then, delta merged with northwest, united can continental, and now american airlines with u.s. air. you get the picture. christine romans, cnn, new york. >> thank you. let's talk other business news. two words for you, katie

in red from michigan down to northern kentucky, that's the area where we could end up with isolated tornados and widespread damaging wind gusts. in yellow from new york state right down into mississippi and alabama, that's where we're going to see the chance of strong thunderstorms. things are going to get busy tomorrow back behind that front though it cools down. we go from almost 70 into the lower 40s by monday. >> and then it will start to feel like christmas. thanks so much. >>> number ones with the city that's seen the big influx of young americans. >>> and the circus surrounding the toronto mayor. he's promising a new fight after getting stripped of some powers. [ passenger ] airport, please. what airline? united. [ indian accent ] which airline, sir? [ passenger ] united. whoa taxi! [ british accent ] what airline, then? [ passenger ] united. all right. [ spanish ] what airline? [ passenger ] united. ♪ [ mandarin ] which airline? [ passenger ] united. [ arabic ] which airline? [ passenger ] united. [ italian ] where are we going? [ passenger ] united. [ male announcer ] more destinati

snow in ohio and kentucky and northern new york. it will be a mess as everyone tries to get to were try are going. back in california it's prosecutety -- pretty nice here. most of this storm will be northbound. there is a another system behind due late wednesday into thursday. a chance for rain on thanksgiving. right now it looks a lot lighter. we'll have to watch this. temperatures tomorrow morning below freezing. fair field 3 2, 40 by the bay. highs in the afternoon making it to the low to mid 60s. tuesday some more high clouds in the afternoon otherwise cold. thursday is a chance for light rain. it's looking warmer for the weekend. >>> five other -- an 6 month agreement will limit i -- iran nuclear activity. >>reporter: the u.s. and other world powers reached an agreement with iran. this the is first step. >> today that opened up a new path toward a world that's more secure. a future we can verify that iran nuclear actedtive -- activity will be slow. >> the nation does not seek nuclear weapon. >>reporter: in congress there is con

note the focus here has shifted to just the northern portion of kentucky up into ohio and southern michigan. it's tracking further to the east. we are seeing a moderate risk further towards parts of pennsylvania. tonight we'll monitor the storms, but get ready for the main threat to be powerful wind gusts in the north-east as we get overnight into tomorrow. we'll be here tracking it for you. see you in an hour for your news. . >> this is al jazeera america live from new york. i'm jonathan betz with today's headlines. the death toll climbs to three in central illinois, where powerful tornados touched down earlier. the tomorrow sent 60,000 football fans looking for cover at the bears game. close to 50 twisters have been report in the midwest. >> in the philippines president benigno aquino is about to spend his second day touring the region of typhoon haiyan. aid is beginning to reach remote areas. nearly 4,000 were killed when the storm hit nine days ago. millions have been displaced. >> all 50 peoplear

it will be 31 degrees down below where we live through parts of tennessee, kentucky, northern georgia, maybe parts of northern mississippi. east of there, i-95 is all white. it's all wet, not white. i got a couple e-mails and tweets about new york city. you'll get a little bit of flurries to start and end but 99% of what you see east of i-95 will just be rain. this is the area, wolf, i'm concerned about. west virginia, kentucky, tennessee, parts of ohio and pennsylvania and upstate new york, there will be an ice event there. then it will snow on top of that and you won't be able to see the ice when you try to drive over it. we'll keep you up to date. >> we'll stay in close touch with you. thank you. for the latest on the weather and a look at the world's busiest airports check out cnn.com/interactive. >>> other news, more on iran right now. it's agreeing to limit some of its nuclear programs in exchange for an easing of international sanctions. president obama says it's an important step toward keeping iran from developing a nuclear weapon. crit particulars however call it a major mis

we will look where we have tornado warnings right now, northern tennessee toward bowling green, kentucky, and, then, we had tornado storm that expired west of cincinnati all severe thunderstorm warnings but we could see tornado warnings and that has been the case throughout the afternoon. i take you back quickly around the 1:00 o'clock area or timeframe where we saw the cells dropping the tornadoes around the washington, illinois area, with the devastate pictures and preliminary reports of an overfive up to at least 166 miles per hour and the totals keep rising. we have reports of 76 tornadoes, reports of hail and 200 reports of wind damage and it will continue through the evening and over the ohio river develop, the great lakes, the midwest and then into the northeast. we will bring those pictures which are just devastating. >> we are getting more video. people are coming from the areas where they have been hunkered in as the storm leaves their town and moves on to the next one. we will have reports on the group as we put our journalists in the hard hit areas to bring you complete cover

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northern and central illinois, but again, the storm not done yet. we're going to continue to monitor it throughout the evening hours into the overnight. so parts of ohio, into west virginia, kentucky, tennessee, western carolinas, over the next several hours you need to be monitoring this as well as parts of michigan in towards the northeast. eventually the storm is going to move in towards the northeast overnight tonight. your tornado threat, the highest risk again over portions of

kentucky and tennessee. we have snow going across the great lakes. >> that's about ready to go into the northern part of new england, but the problem tonight is gotion to be the its on the roads across the appalachians, primarily highway 81. if you are traveling here all the way down from parts of pennsylvania down through tennessee, you need to be very careful. some you have stuff you won't see on the roads. of course, as the night goes on, it gets a little colder, that's the big problem there. also, other highways, 77, to the northern part of it as well as 64, that could be a major problem. tomorrow, as well as through wednesday, a lot of people traveling tomorrow actually. it's going to be the rain down here towards the south, expecting to see two to three inches of rain, anywhere from georgia, alabama, through the eastern seaboard. the reason we will see more rain loose the eastern seaboard is the area of low pressure we were concerned about is tracking a little more inland. anything to the east will be rain. anything to the west and northwest will be show snow. >> that's what we will see here across th

kentucky. current temperatures mostly to the 50's. fredericksburg at 65 degrees. low 30's across northern new england. in northper 60's carolina right now. oklahoma city, 30 degrees with freezing rain. it is even colder, 33 in minneapolis, 28 in omaha. moisture, this is the nasty spot developing. the possibility of freezing rain in parts of oklahoma. clearing skies through the day tomorrow and sunday. late in the night tonight when the front passes. the arctic air arrives late tomorrow night. .0 or so tomorrow the breezes will pick up late in the day. sunday, high-pressure interacts and that pressure is going to put the squeeze on the atmosphere. that will be the direct route of delivery, highs only in the mid 30's. 50 by midday. sunday, 35 or 36 for a high. sunshine at 40 degrees for the day. tuesday, wednesday, a coastal system could develop. there is a lot more in it to talk about. >> that is a big travel day, of course. who wantse to someone to warm things up where they live. time now to announce our next winner. >>ks congratulations -- congratulations to diane. everybody else, you still have one

kentucky. extensive damage was reported in the towns of washington and he can be in northern illinois where costs of the town where level storms also dock and downtown chicago at midday bringing heavy rain and strong winds. the tornado danger continues to shift eastward across the lower great lakes and the ohio valley and of weather headlines of the night here in china's heavy snow route continues to fold in the northeast of the country with a snowstorm expected of a nice home monday. the buzz it is likely to bring a further fifteen centimeters of snow are two central and eastern parts of a long john and jane in collins is some regions will also see gusts of up to fifty kilometers an hour. national weather all parties have warned local governments decide proportions that it's the to avoid outdoor activities in the snow is expected to weaken from tuesday. fan after three decades of rapid growth. john sees his new economic and social challenges. the green party is thinking and planning you were for us. and there is a lot of ground to come. new land policy. stubborn problem financial reforms. wind t

that red is the bulls eye places like detroit, scenario half of michigan, down towards northern parts of kentuckyly illinois and ohio and threat for very strong winds and few isolated tornadoes. temperaturewise, it's been so cold this week all across the east all the way down to the southeast. today temps warming up a bit. cold air moves out across the west with snow across areas of the rockies, central and northern rockies and part of areas in towards the northern -- the northwest as well. tomorrow, temperatures though look like, this 80s back in towards parts of texas, back into the 60's. across areas of the east. this worm weather won't last long it will get cold monday and tuesday. enjoy a couple days of warm weather but watch out for the severe weather as well. guys? >> thanks, rick. >> you bet. if you have ever been to it memphis, have to go to grace land. mallards living in the peabody motel. >> i was there and had a chance to hang out with the famous ducks and become hahn area duck master. >> welcome to the peabody south grand hotel ♪ note. a memphis must see ducks on the historic hotel.

northern michigan. and that will continue to tract east northeast. and that stretch of the tomorrow that is moving down into kentucky and tennessee wove a number of reports with the powerful wind gusts and you can soy thsee the cluster of storm s that moved into the mid atlantic. the storm prediction center got 77 tornado reports it went up to 80 and then they began to fill they arfilterthem at ththem down where they had 65 worst. the -- reports.these were the is that hit in illinois. it hit at 2:00 and moved to indiaindian floridaenindiana. and the storm prediction centre has two days prior to this year where they had high rise being tornado days in the month of november. now bother going t we are -- weo add a third one to this. a lot of damage out there. >> the polls are closed and the results are counted from chile's historic presidential election. michelle bachelet won the majority of the vote but it's not enough. >> michelle bachele it would be the number one choice in this election was never in doubt. she fell short of the 5 50% or more votes needed to win in the first round. >> in one momen month we'll havo c

kentucky and ohio. that's what we're looking at a little bit later. right now just a couple of showers south of harrisburg sneaking in from hagerstown and emmitsburg headed toward northernin luray right now. 42 in martinsburg. 46 at joint base andrews and 47 in d.c. going up to 61. there's a big chill coming over the weekend. i'll tell you about that in a little while. here's monika with timesaver traffic. >> get the fire wood ready for sunday. >>> this morning really there's for one spot. it's always on 9 95, isn't it? southbound 95 at route 1 in woodbridge, there's a disabled tractor-trailer. you need to scoot over to the right. southbound 95 at route 1 woodbridge. again a disabled tractor- trailer. northbound 95, we'll take a live look. if you're planning to head inbound i-66, things look good at the beltway. no issues to report coming in from manassas. let's go back over to the maps, this time to the north side of town. no issues on 95, 270 a little slow but no accidents or incidents. we'll take a live look southbound 270 at route 121 clarksburg coming in from route 109. no brake lights yet. >>> president obama has ordered flags rrotheed inhonor of john ce kennedy.

northern and central illinois, but again, the storm not done yet. we're going to continue to monitor it throughout the evening hours into the overnight. so parts of ohio, into west virginia, kentucky, tennessee, western carolinas, over the next several hours you need to be monitoring this as well as parts of michigan in towards the northeast. eventually the storm is going to move in towards the northeast overnight tonight. your tornado threat, the highest risk again over portions of illinois, western illinois, or rather eastern illinois in towards indiana and michigan. that's the highest risk where the ingredients come together for long-tracked potentially life-threatening weather. and then we've got the elevated risk in the area shaded in red. however, that orange area, you're still not out of the woods. you want to certainly keep an eye on the sky and listen to your local weather forecasters. wind advisories really stretching for over a dozen states here where we could have straight-line damaging winds, not only the threat for tornadoes, but wind damage, hail and heavy rainfall. a perfect setup, unfortunately, for tornados across the midwest. and that's going to continue through

southwest virginia, much of tennessee and kentucky watching for the chance of slick road conditions. even northern sections of mississippi or alabama, even georgia, getting in on that. as we get into the day tomorrow, we will be watching for rain heavy at times through atlanta. that mix through parts of the interior mid-atlantic and northeast. wednesday is the biggest travel day of the year. this is not the kind of thing you want to see on your weather map on the biggest travel day of the year. . rain and gusty winds. i mentioned atlanta will be looking at 3-5 inches. new york city and boston getting in on the heavy rain. wind gusts possibly up to over 50 miles an hour on the boston area wednesday. interior sections of the northeast, watching for the wintry mix, rain/snow. snow up towards buffalo and pittsburgh. following that, cold thanksgiving and friday. >> i just heard a collective grown from all our viewers. >> you are sitting and thinking, i want a big storm thanksgiving and real cold friday. can we make enough north face jacke jackets between now and then. that's why cities are raising the

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