ten states are affected, especially illinois, indiana, southern michigan and western ohio.re talking twisters, heavy hail, high winds. hello, i'm greg jared in america's news headquarters. >> i'm jamie colby. thank you for staying with us. we'll tell you about some 70 million people who were caught in the cross hairs of this extensive damage that's reported in illinois with structures reduced to rubble. trees have been uprooted, cars have been turned upside-down, and the national weather service says there could be more. they call the risk for severe weather significant and it

by wednesday evening it gets into ohio and western kentucky. here it comes by thursday morning 4:30. into garrett county cumberland toward allegheny county. some of this is going to be headed toward us, thursday morning midday maybe into the early afternoon now. we are speeding up the timetable just a little bit. today 58, cool. tonight 46, not as chilly tonight. tomorrow milder, 64. thursday, yellow on alert day. thursday morning's commute could be hampered by some rain. on a sunny day, sunshine returns friday, breezy, 55. over the weekend sunny and cool, mid-50s saturday and sunday. >>> 16th street beach drive is going to be your alternate. you are correct about that. what we are talking about is a tree down across the roadway. actually involving a tractor trailer as well. no injuries, but the road is blocked completely southbound between 16th street between alaska avenue and military road, what i'm sucking you do is use beach as your alternate route. it is going to affect your drive definitely this morning for the morning rush hour. if you a

ten states are affected, especially illinois, indiana, southern michigan and western ohio. we're talking twisters, heavy hail, high winds. hello, i'm greg jared in america's news headquarters. >> i'm jamie colby. thank you for staying with us. we'll tell you about some 70 million people who were caught in the cross hairs of this extensive damage that's reported in illinois with structures reduced to rubble. trees have been uprooted, cars have been turned upside-down, and the national weather service says there could be more. they call the risk for severe weather significant and it will last through this evening. dangerous thunderstorms, destructive tornadoes, all of that possible. let's get straight to meteorologist janice dean in the fox news weather center. what can we look for? >> we still have dozens of tornado warnings right now. and just taking a look at the storm reports, 53 so far tornado reports. that is quite significant for the month of november. tornado watches in effect from michigan all the way down to kentucky and tennessee until 10:00 p.m. local time. this l

illinois, indiana, southern michigan, western ohio all at greater risk of people being told to take cover. i'm greg jared in american news headquarters. >> it's serious enough to bring you this special coverage because some 53 million americans right now across nearly a dozen states and several major cities are all caught in the crosshairs, these pictures just giving you an example of how severe the weather has been. the national weather service is calling the risk significant for severe weather. dangerous thunderstorms and destructive tornadoes all possible throughout the rest of today. we want to get straight to meteorologist janice steen in the fox news weather center. janice, what have you seen so far? >> we've seen dozens of high-risk tornadoes, and the warnings they're putting out is very rare for this time of year and encompasses millions of people across the midwest. because it is a sunday, i'm concerned that people aren't as alert. if you have neighbors or relatives that live in these areas, please make sure they know what to do if or when a watch or warning comes in. we have sev

. >> reporter: the sto threat from illinois southeast, wisconsin, lower michigan and western ohio. piures posted onocial media show the devastating eects of thstorm as it moved fromne location to the next in a matter of minutes, givingeople little visual confirmation of the thre before it stru. all of audden the wind really started pickin . >> reporter: steve bucher from washington, illinois, was eating lunch when a tornadoit his street. within less than ainute everything started collapsing inside the house. cracng, sputtering and the next thing we know it'slight inside the house. those are our two vehicles sittingcross in theield over there, one of which was inside our garage at the te. >> reporter: it was your garage and n it's -- >>he gray one. >> reporter: 100 yards away? >> yes. you see it on your tv pgrams d you can't belie it, and you sit rit in the middle of it and you still can'believe it. >> reporter: lester, tonight the winds continue to rip on their way down here, i saw damaged hoem homes, toppled trees and semis tossed like toys. con ed does not want me to go any furth

rain no closer to us than western ohio. >>> look at the chill all the way down. west of the continue them divide. temperatures this morning are above 50 degrees. we have low 30s in winchester, garrett county is at 30, 37 in fredericksburg, a little bit milder in the southeast. wisconsin avenue just outside here wusa. notice the flags light winds we are dealing with this morning. 41 degrees at reagan national. feels like 38. only 30, this is a dry air mess. you can see the colds here in the rockies in north carolina and western arizona. there is your front, minneapolis 32, chicago 51. ahead of it though, we have the southwest flow, the warmth will be brought to us. it has also taken the rain in texas and oklahoma, bringing it up into the ohio valley. for us the clouds will be the bigger concern, which will be in and out of here the next couple of days. some sunny breaks here and there this afternoon. more sunshine on wednesday afternoon. looks like it will be in the mid-60s tomorrow, and then there are the showers that we will be watching. coming real close to us

to the west us of light sprinkle activity in indiana, western ohio and kentucky.e we will see that until thursday. we're going to warm up as this high moves off to the southeast of our area. we will get those winds coming in off the ocean, south and southwest. thursday a front approach from the west with shower activity with it. it doesn't look like it will be a lot of rain but we will see some showers. then it will turn chillier towards the end of the week. east winds 5 to 10 knots on the bay. bay temperature around 58 degrees right now. over night let's call it partly cloudy, not as cold, 35 by morning. tomorrow back up to 57. quite a bit -- 10 degrees warmer than today at least with clouds breaking. we will see morning clouds. that will keep it warmer than we saw this morning. temperatures rebound back up near the 50s. normal high is around 60, 61. >> we will take that any time. thank you. >>> still to come tt on eyewitness news. >> a dog mauled a woman to death. this isn't its first time attacking. why the dog was returned to her coming up next. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

already racing towards western ohio. ery strong storms now moving into areas like western and central michigan. that line of storms has been producing straight line wind gusts up to around 55 to 60 miles per hour. we're not seeing as many tornado warnings posted across michigan. just a little cooler farther to the north. but just to the south-southwest of michigan, that's where we do have most of our tornado warnings in michigan. you can see there's several tornado warnings still issued across indiana. keep in mind, even where we just have your severe thunderstorm warnings, we have very strong, gusty winds. they've been creating damage of their own. toppling trees and power lines. and also we're seeing some rotation a little farther to the south across indiana. now, what we are noticing, these storms are moving at about 55 to 65 miles per hour. so they are racing through the area. but keep in mind, the storms themselves are producing wind gusts up to around 60 to 70 miles per hour. it's the combination of the fast moving,

ohio. a few snow showers beginning to overspread western pennsylvania. don't expect a whole lot.he snow showers will quickly come to an end during the overnight hours. skies begin to clear and high pressure moves off the coast. talking about the potential for . storm tuesday and wednesday the national weather service alert in a winter storm watch for western pennsylvania. if your travel plans take you through western maryland into western pennsylvania and ohio, you could be looking at significant snow. this is what our futurecast looks like. temperatures well into the middle to upper 30's by tuesday morning. this is when the showers and rain will develop a mixture of snow out to the west of us by midday. rain will overspread the mid- atlantic. heavy rain for the rush-hour commute by tuesday afternoon. heavy rain will continue through tuesday night and finally move on out of here for the day on wednesday. 15 to 23 for overnight low. partly to mostly cloudy for the day tomorrow. the nastier weather arrives just in time for the busy travel wednesday.sday into thanksgiving will be dr

illinois, indiana, southern michigan, western ohio all at greater risk of people being told to take covergreg jared in american news headquarters. >> it's serious enough to bring you this special coverage because some 53 million americans right now across nearly a dozen states

in western pennsylvania and ohio, temperatures are in the teens -- teens.l leave as we move through the overnight hours and into the day tomorrow. high-pressure settles in, skies clear nicely. lake-effect snow to the north of us. this pressure will slowly move off the coast. wind will change direction for the day on monday. that is going to allow for some slightly milder temperatures. we are talking upper 30s around 40. since we are not going to have the wind, we will not have those nasty wind chills. something is brewing for tuesday and wednesday. a winter storm watch for western pennsylvania. for those of you who may be driving, this is the area that could see measurable amounts of snow as soon as tuesday afternoon into early wednesday. this is our hour by hour forecast. the computer model shows it will remain dry. temperatures in the upper 30's to around 40. as we move into tuesday, look what happens. all this moisture converges upon the mid-atlantic. that will switch over to all rain, heavy rain at times, late in the day on tuesday. upwards of 1-2 inche

heavy torrential rains coming out of the southeast tuesday morning at 7:00 oomph, ohio, western pennsylvania, western new york, snow tuesday night. notice the big cities by wednesday morning, veronica. storm will be right over top of new york city. but a rain event. wednesday's commute not slippery, but a lot of rain. wednesday will be difficult in the morning. >>> thank you, bill, "the hunger games" "catching fire" with the box office with the most in history. katniss and crew brought in $161. authorize and then the best man holiday and free birds. >>> it was a big night at the american music awards. rihanna won the icon award presented by her mom. katy perry performing her kit in geisha gear. and miley cyrus made sure her performance will be an internet sensation by placing a giant kitten in the back for "wrecking ball." cyrus' l.a. house was burglarized friday. authorities have not released a list of items stolen from heir home. >> oh, boy. >> pop star is now the new face of design house for versace. and ron burgundy for sportscast curling in canada. >> fashion houses of europe have him o

the storms caused more damage as they moved to north western ohio. tens of thousands of homes lost power. ed of our chicago station is watching the storm. >> it's not common to have storms in ohio in november. it's not unheard of. we had reports of more than 80 tornados, indiana, illinois kentucky as well. one storm moved through peoria and washington illinois. that damage at 11:05 in the morning moved through with the storm moving at about 55 miles per hour. this is the way it looked as it moveed into washington on radar this morning. quite a difference as we look at clear skies underway to a sunny cool day in that area. the storm has moved off east moving off the east coast now bringing behind it breezy conditions andle lecooler conditions. in chicago, breezy conditions with wind gust about 35 miles per hour. norah and charlie. >> thank you. >>> investigators are looking for the source of carbon monoxide that killed miners sunday. two others were hospitalized from the accident southwest of denver. allel but four were treated but released. silver go

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

the cold air is all the way to western pennsylvania and ohio, even southern ohio is seeing rain. this is a lot of travel troubles here so low clouds and rain, a lot of flights will be delayed throughout the day and on wednesday. rain pushes to the north. that snow still over central pennsylvania, really not enough to amount to anything. snow continues four to six inches, not long i-95 however. talking about rain. even though it's not snowing it snows there in western pennsylvania, thursday the storm intensifies over eastern canada, it dries outs, cold and windy, easily are gusting. >> feels likial down under but the heat handy dam pend, look at this. one family setting a guinness world record having 5,000 or more christmas lights. $2300 a month. luckily the power company is helping out. thanks for watching al jazeera america, techknow featuring shark robot is next. nerds. tonight sharks. we are tracking some of the misunderstood cret cite cret cre dry cre creatures in the sea. we are behind the wheel of the fruifuture testing out the drivs car. tonight police, science and a

and by tomorrow, snow will start up in kentucky, ohio, and western pennsylvania. >>> a quarter millionor the murder of a postman who was shot and killed while makes his rounds in maryland this weekend. because he was a federal employee, the person or persons convicted in this case could face the death penalty. >>> and mark zuckerberg taking on politics andism rights. speaking to abc news, he spoke out against those who say undocumented immigrants are here ill let mely and don't have a right to citizenship. >> when you meet these children who are really talented and, you know, they've grown up in america and don't know any other country besides that, but they don't have the opportunities that, you know, that we all enjoy, it's really heartbreaking. it seems like it's one of the biggest civil rights issues of our time. >> well, later today in san francisco, barack obama is putting it back into the spotlight. >> this is probably the best piece of video we saw all morning. more than half a million christmas lights on one house. and it was good enough to land homeowner david richard into th

you can see they're up through michigan, through western ohio, indiana, across southern wisconsin, illinoisparts of missouri and into western kentucky and including northwestern tennessee. this is an area we'll see several tornadoes develop across that midwest region through the day today. you can see we have frequent cloud-to-ground lightning. the thing i want to point out, i am in the process of tweeting every possible tornado warning that gets issued, but these storms are moving at about 55 to 60 miles per hour, meaning if a town downstream of you gets issued under a tornado warning it will take a very short period of time before it gets closer to you. keep an eye out for all tornado warnings especially to the west and southwest of you going into this afternoon and this evening and even tonight. you can see the heavier downpours across parts of wisconsin and illinois. we've seen several tornado warnings issued in peoria and severe storms approaching chicago right now. we've had delays into chicago o'hare airport at about an hour and a half already because of the wind. so even if you don'

. >> back to new york and western pennsylvania. back into ohio. >> that means a mess on the roads during the busiest travel days of the year. >> danielle nottingham. >> dallas. >> this storm system. >> all part of the storm system that came through. >> modify a little bit. and now, latching on to a little moisture. >> you can see as it moves across texas. >> it is a fine line making the cold air to the north. >> bringing with it. some snow. and heavy rainfall to the south. it is going to swing along the eastern seaboard. the busiest travel day of the year. it could be a mess all up and down the coast. >> if you are headed out to sfo, no delays expected there. we are looking at cloudy skies and 32 in chicago. >> light snow in denver. >> looking at houston with rain there. >> looks like new york. and by wednesday, a whole different story. that is the latest. back to you. >> the family of the palo alto man spoke out in an emotional interview pleading for him to come back home. >> it as month since merrill newman was pulled off the plane from united

national weather service has posted a winter storm watch for western pennsylvania and eastern ohio.his is for tuesday into wednesday. higher elevations could see upwards of 6-8 inches of snow. for us, this is what our futurecast looks like. clouds will start to increase tomorrow afternoon. temperatures in the mid to upper 30's around 40. mostly cloudy skies for tomorrow night. by rush-hour, tuesday morning, no sin -- notice the rain and snow mix across loudoun county changing over to all rain as we move through the middle of the day. that rain will become heavy as you move through the evening hours of tuesday into tuesday night. upwards of 1-2 inches not unlikely. we could see a little bit of snow mixing in off to the north and west. it appears reagan national, dulles and dwi marshall may all rain. not expecting snow delays for the rush-hour on tuesday and wednesday. 15-23 for an overnight low. clouds will increase. 35-40 for an afternoon high. in the extended outlook, once we get through all the nasty weather on tuesday and wednesday, as long as you can make it where you need to go

parts of ohio, western pennsylvania and western new york. but look at this, tuesday into wednesday morning, rain, rain, rain from new york to boston. that heavy rain, the wind, even though it's not necessarily going to see a lot of snow that could affect your hold day travel. and i'll show you how much rain and how much snowfall inland in just a bit in your nation's weather. dan and bianna? >> bianna, the technical meteorological term is rain, rain, rain. we got that ginger directly. >> not great news for thanksgiving, though. >> well, there are other stories developing this morning and for that, we turn now to ron claiborne. hey, ron. >>> good morning, everyone. in the news, the united states is a step closer to being able to keep american troops longer in afghanistan. tribal leaders and a counsel of elders in afghanistan approved a security deal this morning. the deal would allow the u.s. to keep soldiers beyond a 2014 deadline. president hamid karzai had asked leaders to delay making a decision. this morning, he announced he will not sign

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they are moving into western parts of ohio and we do still have some tornado warnings across southwesternana and also into western kentucky. but for the most part, the extent of those tornado warnings minimized, meaning that these storms are weakening a little bit. it's great that the sun sets a lot earlier this time of year. the storms need sun and heat to fuel them. we will see things weakening over the next couple of hours. >> thanks, dylan. stay with us. we'll check back with dylan late ner this hour. >>> next, two kennedy confidants reflect on the legacy of a president who literally changed the course of history while serving only 1,000 days in office. you really love, what would you do?" ♪ [ woman ] i'd be a writer. [ man ] i'd be a baker. [ woman ] i wanna be a pie maker. [ man ] i wanna be a pilot. [ woman ] i'd be an architect. what if i told you someone could pay you and what if that person were you? ♪ when you think about it, isn't that what retirement should be, paying ourselves to do what we love? ♪ >>> let the public service be a proud and lively career. and let every man an

out west, western pennsylvania, garrett county, eastern ohio winter storm watches have been issued as the storm approaches for the snow, the sleet, the freezing rain expected. as far as the snow potential, this is the rpm. this is one of many mondays i look at. this -- many models i look at. this is the heavier stuff in northern ohio. i see others with the inch of snow line out toward i-81 and west. that's where we're going to have to really watch it for wednesday afternoon as the cold air comes in. it's a timing game at this point. whatever happens, it's going to be a wet storm. some of the rain totals we're looking at in the two plus category right through washington, bath more, philly -- baltimore, philly, new york. three or more across parts of new england and the eastern parts of the carolinas. kind of soggy middle of the week. today 38, milder. spotty showers. i have to edit that. freezing rain and sleet in the morning before going all rain. yellow alert tuesday and wednesday. rain showers may end as snow showers by tomorrow around 40, 43 before getting colder wednesday. as we h

over west virginia and parts of western virginia, but look at how the rain-snow line moves up it's intensify being and bringing warm air with it. rain-snow like in ohiod western pennsylvania and heavy rain tuesday evening and wednesday and there is rain and low clouds and steady rain will have a big impact on travel delays and along i-81 corridor we have winter weather with freezing rain this is tuesday and wednesday. zblerchltwe'll look at the thanksgiving forecast when we come back. >> the gues desperate search for survivors. to. >> a marine credited of saving a woman's life by breaking her fall. >> and a series of four indictments in the infamous sexual assault case in ste stubinville 450e high ohio tough questions >> how do you explain it to yourself? and you'll get... the inside story ray suarez hosts inside story next only on al jazeera america >> new developments in connection with a hig ohio teene case. >> the attorney general announced four stubenville school employees have been charged. what do we know about these charges and who is being charg charged? >> well, tony, it's a stubenville school district superintendent high school princple an

if you're traveling wednesday areas of western pennsylvania, ohio, western new york state enough snow to be of concern five to eight inches possible. so, joe, the bottom line is for new england arraignments the big hubs the worst will be early wednesday morning improving wednesday afternoon but it may be too late for a lot of people. >> what are you doing on thanksgiving, bill? >> i'm here. i'm working. >> me too. >> i'm going straight into the heart of that storm, buffalo, new york. >> buffalo! >> keep your fingers crossed. >> you a buffalo girl in >> i am. >> that's fantastic. you staying in boston? >> i'm staying here. >> your really? you'll be working. >> willie? >> i'll be here working. >> i will too. >> and friday too. >> no, you won't. >> i don't like taking time off. >> it's disorienting to you. >> yeah. where am i. >> this is so much the identity. this is where i get my meaning in life, right here. sitting in the chair. >> are you mocking? >> all i'll say is chris lake i was renegotiating my contract which i do every three days around here. i'm renegotiating my contract. and

the high risk includes the entire state of indiana, western ohio, parts of michigan. tornadoes. those will start around the 1:00 time frame. it's all part of the energy that brought big snow across parts of the inner mountain west, washington and oregon. and parts of the rockies. we're still seeing the snow across the rockies. it's that energy that will pull out and meet up with moist air and warm air that we have across parts of the ohio valley. when we see that take off, this is a big threat. this is what you see in the spring, may time. you get those really big tornado outbreaks. that's what we're looking at. >> thanks, rick. pretty scary. >>> coming up on the show, we told you about democrats defecting from the president. yum ping on a republican plan. what does it mean for 2014. chris wallace will weigh in on that next. >>> then, the guys from "duck dynasty" gets into politics? sort of. we've got the details coming up ♪ ♪ ♪ that honky-tonk, padonkey donk ♪ ♪ keeping per rhythm makes you want to play along ♪ your mom could do anything. defy gravity. find hidden tr

some places could see a foot, in far western pennsylvania and in ohio and in parts of upstate new york. the one spot that's warm, at least for now, not for long. 81 in miami. ft. myers, 84. and i'll leave you with look at the northwest, too. they're much calmer after that storm. >> it's time to play -- >> let me guess. >> "name that cloud." >> one of the local meteorologists say, please tell me that animation sticks around forever. this is in nevada, if that helps you out. i know it won't. something stratus. >> cirrus. >> just to give you an idea, cirrus is high. stratus is low. >> can you combine them? >> it's often formed in the leer outside of downstream from the mountains. this would be east of reno, right? and it comes over. you have cooling. >> does anybody understand what she's talking about? >> when the air goes down, it starts -- basically, you don't see the cloud, the air goes back up. you see it. oh, my gosh. >> i don't know what language that is. >> yeah. >>> coming up on the broadcast, we have to switch gears. a very serious story after the break. new clues toward a motive

the snow through ohio, northwestern pa, and western new york. the heaviest rainfall moves through d.c. and new york overnight tonight right around midnight. tomorrow, places like boston down toward hartford, we'll be tracking the downpour. still snow on the back edge. tomorrow afternoon, still streams of downpours working up across the boston area. it's all gone as we head into tomorrow night. perhaps more impactful than the rain is the snow, which will be significant in many areas, especially western new york, rochester down through buffalo, the finger lakes region, winter storm warnings up, treacherous travel and power outages expected there. when you wake up on thanksgiving, the story will be cold and wind. >> pelley: eric fisher, wbz. thank you, eric. in another story today, the supreme court has agreed to hear a case that centers on religious objections to obamacare. the president's health care law requires employers to pay for contraceptives, but some employers say that, that violates their deeply held beliefs. >> reporter: denver-based he

western pa and parts of ohio and upstate new york and in between the rain and snow, we are talking freezing rain and sleet possible. over to you. >> that sounds horrible. >> just stay at home. >> i feel better. fox news alert. the supreme court will take on obama care, the justices agreeing today to take up a lawsuit over one of the controversial parts of the law. the contraception man date. shannon bream is following it live in washington to tell us what is happening on this. >> reporter: bill, this is the second time the justices look at the health care law and how it is impacting employers and individuals in the count row. it is going to be on the court's calendar and be argued next march. this comes from the hobby lobby. the company said religious beliefs will be violated if they are forced to comply and requires employers to provide health coverage that includes all forms of contraception and even those that cause abortion. the court will combine the hobby lobby case with another employer who had a similar claim. the administration has no business forcing citizens to choose between mak

this is a pretty good-sized soaking and in terms of the snow, the highest potential western new york, pennsylvania, into ohio6 to 12 inches total not out of the question there. charlie, norah? >> eric, thank you. >>> a 44-page report reveals disturbing new information from last year's shootings at the sandy hook elementary school. the final report on the case focuses on the gunman's closed-off life and his obsession with violence and death. elaine quijano is in newtown, connecticut. elaine, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, charlie and norah and to our viewers out west. the summary report concluded that adam lanza acted alone, that he was solely responsible for his actions that day. and while investigators uncover details of lanza's life, none of the information answers the question why. photographs released in a new report offer a glimpse into the life of shooter adam lanza. inside the home he shared with his mother nancy, investigators found a computer game called "school shooting" and images showing adam lanza holding a rifle to his head. electronic evidence included nfgt about the columbine shooti

ohio. we'll watch west virginia, western maryland will see it first and it will take several hours for it to get here. with some luck we get through the morning commute dry and it's the middle of the day that's a problem. a yellow alert for today. temperatures right now pretty mild. mostly in the 50s, even 60 in tappahannock. >> thank you so much. good morning, everybody. let's just hope that today is calmer than yesterday. remember we had the incident on 95 southbound. well, this morning not there. everything is good. 66 on the inbound side near westmoreland street. you want to watch out for the crash. that one is in the left lane. let's take a live look outside in springfield on the northbound side of 95. lanes are open both north and southbound right here. no tractor-trailer incidents this morning. let's take a look at our maps again. if you're planning to head on the beltway north of town, lanes are open. no construction. everything is cleared. on 95 coming in from baltimore, 270 in from frederick and the beltway college park, silver spring and bethesda, we're going to take a live look c

inches of rain out there and the snow and the interior side of the storm, parts of west virginia, ohio, westernw york, 6 to 12 inches of snow possible in spots. a lot to track with the storm. tracy: god has amazing timing, planning these storms. thank you very much. dennis: d-day, the latest on the blanket of nasty weather threatening holiday travel plans for millions of people across the country and team coverage of the looming holiday travel nightmare. casey stiegel standing by at dallas-fort worth international airport to look at the fallout of airline ticket prices. we want to go to steve, live at reagan national airport outside washington d.c.. >> things are fairly good. we get a lot of nasty weather later. people traveling everything skipping and experienced problems all across the country as the storm swept across from california to the northeast. we look at pictures here, paranormal, washington national, some of the arrivals have been delayed and the departures later today could be delayed as well. so far today, let's look at 318 slides in the u.s. today, so far they're freaked because

so here we are for today, moving across the western lakes, ohio valley with chicago, indianapolis, cleveland dealing with that. then don't, we work our way through the interior northeast to serve buffalo, syracuse, and by our thursday, tomorrow, now we see that rain up and down the east coast. that includes d.c. all the way up towards boston, as well. the thinking is it will be an early day affair with the rain and things drying out by the time we get into the afternoon. but wind this same front comes the cooler air. so today, upper 60s. new york should get up to 62 degrees. but as we work our way through tomorrow, temperatures are dropping and by friday, lower 50s are in place. there in nyc, 40 back to the west. that's your forecast for the nation. "squawk box," more of that coming up next. [ male announcer ] how can power consumption in china, impact wool exports from new zealand, textile production in spain, and the use of medical technology in the u.s.? at t. rowe price, we understand the connections of a complex, global economy. it's just one reason over 70% of our mutual funds beat the

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dropping snow in ohio and a layer of ice on parts of western virginia. according to aaa, more than 43 million people will travel this thanksgiving. the bad weather already canceled hundreds of flights in the southwest. >> here at national airport, everything has been running smoothly with most flights on schedule. >> get to the airport early and you're not in a rush. >> gas prices are heading back up after 9 weeks of decline. they have gone up 3 cents in the last two weeks according to the survey. that brings the national average to $3.25 a gallon for regular. >> 25-year-old, tyson barnett is the third mail carrier to be murdered on a route since 2010 in the second this year. >> it didn't have to happen. they chose to ignore it. >> d.c. delegate sent a letter to postmaster general, patrick, demanding answers, quote, i am deeply concerned about the apparent risk of requiring postal employees to deliver mail after dark, she wrote. >> afghan president, karzai, is refusing to sign a security agreement that would keep about 8,000 u.s. troops in afghanistan af

the potential is heaviest western new york, western pennsylvania, pars of ohio.ld bring some down. the highest chances of that is bordering canada. all over by thursday. as we watch balloons in new york, the wind will be an issue for the folks keep triing to keep them in place. >> thank you. all gone by thursday but we're leaving on wednesday. many flights have already been canceled today at dallas-ft. worth international airport. peter greenberg is here to tell 43 million americans what to expect when they hit the road for thanksgiving. peter, good morning to you. i feel badly because so many people plan all year for this particular travel period. wish your news was better. what are you most concerned about and what can we do about it? >> 700 takeoffs and landings at dfw canceled and that storm is moving east and north. not a good situation. anytime, even in good weather, the wednesday before thanksgiving is a suicidal day to travel. they made a movie called "planes, train, and automobiles" to celebrate that day. a perfect storm between weather, more people flyi

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ohio. and a layer of ice on parts of western virginia. and holiday travelers are getting worried. >> it is going to be a very interesting week. >> reporter: according to aaa more than 43 million people will travel this thanksgiving. the bad weather already canceled hundreds of flights in the southwest. forecasters say air travel will be tricky along the east coast over the next few days. cbs news travel editor peter greenburg said to avoid delays, people flying need to try to leave early. >> some airlines are incentivizing by calling on the phone saying if you leave today, not tomorrow, we will give you a $50 bonus. get out now because it will get bad. >> reporter: most people will drive. big cities like pittsburgh are prepping streets ahead of the storm. some are choosing to get off the roadways and hit the rails. >> the railroad is a little bit more immune to some of the weather conditions that can make driving or flying or other modes of transportation a little built more of a hassle. >> reporter: forecasting conditions may improve jus

heavy rain and high winds continue to plague the east coast in parts of pennsylvania, ohio, west virginia and westernving conditions are also expected to be less than ideal. while the storm will certainly delay millions of travelers by air and road, the good news, it's not as bad as once feared so your travel home should be problem-free. and it could be worse. you could get to your family's thanksgiving and this guy is there. >> mmmm, mmmm, so tender. man. you would have to be an idiot to be a vegetarian. i'm talking to you, karen. you sure are saving a lot of animals by not eating this dead one. oh, oh, go running to the forest little guy, be free! >> and coming up, the neo pros and consequence of diplomacy with iran. the day's top lines are next. ♪ life with crohn's disease or ulcerative colitis is a daily game of "what if's". what if my abdominal pain and cramps end our night before it even starts? what if i eat the wrong thing? what if? what if i suddenly have to go? what if? but what if the most important question is the one you're not asking? what if the underlying cause of your symptoms is dam

louis into the western regions of kentucky and now spreading over towards ohio, into northwestern, kentucky and into parts of tennessee. some may be the same tornado touching down multiple times. i want to point out, we have a number of watches out, tornado watches. please listen to the weather radio. and if a warning is issued, take cover immediately. especially if you are in a mobile home. i want to point out what we have heard out of washington county, illinois. not the city of washington. where we just heard mr. monken speak. but there is about an hour outside of st. louis in washington county. an ef-4 tornado. that is the assessment of the damage that occurred there from a tornado earlier in the day. ef-4, the path, three miles long, estimated winds at 166 miles an hour. that's an estimate. but we look at overall damage. they will look at that damage, all the way from peak to suburbs of peoria. don, with you were talking to the gentleman there who said already three fatalities, homes flattened, destroyed. it has been a devastating afternoon. now we look across kentucky. still a number

but the snow potential looks heaviest western new york, we were pennsylvania, parts of ohio.se it clings to the limbs, could bring power lines down. highest chance of that happening is just along the border of canada. but the winds still around. as we watch the balloons go through new york, the wind definitely going to be an issue. >> thank you, eric fisher. many flights have already been canceled today. peter greenberg is here to tell 43 million american what is to expect when they hit the road for thanksgiving. good morning to you. i feel badly because so many people plan all year for this particular travel. i wish the news was better. what are you most concerned about? >> look what happened yesterday at dfw, 700 canceled because of ice conditions and that storm is moving east and north. not a good situation. anytime even in good weather the wednesday before thanks giving is a suicidal day to travel. planes trains and automobiles celebrated that day. so now you have a perfect storm between weather, more people flying on fewer flights and higher airfares. >> which is a great

if we have bad travel trouble, western new york and western pennsylvania and eastern ohio.y. snow totals, three to six and near the lake a little bit more. the big cities will be all rain. it's very important. as far as airports go, d.c., new york, and boston. early wednesday and late thursday will be the worst travel impacts out there. otherwise we should be looking okay. washington, d.c. after a frigid windy weekend, rain is on the wi coming your way heavy and hard through tuesday night. you are watching "morning joe." [ imitating engine revving ] that's mine. ♪ that's mine. ♪ that's mine. ♪ come on, kyle. ♪ [ horn honks ] that's mine...kyle. [ male announcer ] revenge is best served with 272 horses. now get the best offers of the season. current lessees with an expiring lease get this 2014 ats for around $299 a month. ♪ ♪ by the end of december, we'll be delivering ♪ ♪ through 12 blizzards blowing ♪ 8 front yards blinding ♪ 6 snowballs flying ♪ 5 packages addressed by toddlers ♪ ♪ that's a q ♪ 4 lightning bolts ♪ 3 creepy gnomes ♪ 2 angry geese ♪ and a giant blow-up snow