in pilots. 47 in chester anticipate center city and new jersey and delaware, looking at 45 in browns millsdover, delaware. no weather-related problems, channels of a spotty shower later on. >> a rescuer was able to pull 6 people out of the a burning boat in florida. the boaters ran into trouble yesterday. investigators are trying to figure out how the fire started. >>> outgoing governor tom corbett said joe paterno should have finished out the 2011 season instead of being fired and been suspended for the last game instead he was fired midweek hours after saying he planned to retire at the end of the year. corbett's statement comes after the release of ncaa e-mails blocked penn state and corbett pushed for paterno to be fired. all this began while he was attorney general. this angered some and had a punch a hole in the wall to get inside the jewelers and went for two safes in the back. they told gold and diamond rings and and earrings. >>> a ruleoes against gay marriage meaning that the supreme court will have to take up the issue. >> a body found inside a recently sold home ignites a myste

some snowfalling right now in sections of burlington county, but that's just about it around the browns millsrea moving just to the south of mt. laurel. tabernacle as well as medford lakes but as i expand the view, you can see we're pretty much done with the intense precipitation that we saw earlier this afternoon and evening. so watch the clock overnight. we dry out but temperatures will be dropping. it's going to be a cold start to your thanksgiving. also, we're watching the temperatures for the concern of slick roadways and black ice. now, overnight, i-95, i-295, mainly wet roadways out there, but far north and west watching out for some slushy concerns especially on those secondary roads and with those temperatures near freezing, slick spots and patchy black ice. 37 degrees right now at the philadelphia international airport. so it's above freezing much that's some good news. as we talk about future temperatures, you can see as we watch the clock, many of the outlying areas away from the city will be at or below freezing by tomorrow morning. here's 7:00 a.m. 32 in pottstown. 32 allentown.

we're off to a chilly start. 37 in browns mill, 35 in hammonton, 35 in dover, delaware. >> going on now know sometime today if a person in north carolina who traveled from lie beer has ebola. the person is in isolation at duke university hospital. the person landed in newark, new jersey on halloween and had no symptoms and did not have any symptoms while talking the bus from new jersey to north carolina on saturday. the person developed the fever yesterday. the. >>> the young brain cancer patient who championed right to die laws has died. a spokesperson for manard said she took a lethal prescription on friday and died on saturday she moved to oregon to take advantage of the doctor assist the suicide laws. >> the sixers host the rockets at the wells fargo center tonight they are 0-3. benefit roth less burger thrumped -- thumped the ravens. he tied a record for 6td passes he had in the game last week. >>> a fight erupted on the nascar track. jimmy johnson took the check he recalled flag. >> a new study suggests, hey dad you guys got to get it going on the baby talk. >> newly released deta

even 0s in center city. 37 in browns mills. 39 in dover, delaware.d problems. some hope from mother nature is helping to stop the flow of lava that flowing on the big island. a rainstorm reduced the lava low. it's 40 feet away from the town but stalled for the moment. the flow started moving toward the town back in june. it has only destroyed a shed so far, but threats hundreds of homes. >>> vacuums promise to be better clearance, but cost more money. our partners at consumer reports put them to the test. >> reporter: neat a quick pick me up to keep your house clean for the holidays? consumer puts challenges them with a deep cleaning test where dirt is poured on and pressed in. a test normally reserved for full size vams. the stick vac couldn't keep up. >> it needs weight, stick vacs are under ten pounds and won't do the job. >> reporter: when compared to the other stick vacs they took the top three spots in consumer reports test, number one is the dysondc animal. it's a beast when it comes to noise. one of the loudest stick vacuums tested another dy

but some snow right now interior south jersey, browns mills, shamong, winslow heading along the atlanticy expressway here and that will be coming to an end by about 2:00 a.m. could be worse, though. philadelphia right now the temperature 36 degrees. consider some of these temperatures. chicago 27, denver seven, billings montana, three. rapid city north dakota zero. they haven't gotten out of the is this goal numbers all week. we will be rebounding but it's going to be a slow process. philadelphia right now 36. 34 in allentown and you can see a little bit closer snow in quakertown, temperatures right at freezing. northeast philadelphia snow at 35, willow grove snow at 37. so it doesn't have to be freezing at the surface to have snow. above freezing temperatures at the surface are the reason we're not seeing it sticking to our roadways. during the day on friday temperatures still in the 40's. it's going to be cold with plenty of sunshine, staying cold saturday, even sunday and then another arctic blast will be moving toward our region. now, this is what's going to be happening. another fro

quakertown, still cool, 42 degrees, though in center city and some of the suburbs in new jersey 38 in browns millskaren. >>> let's talk about weather elsewhere shall we. a blast of wintry weather walloped parts of the rockies and upper midwest. lucky us. the plunging temperatures will eventually move this way, just not today. erin o'hearn is live at the big board with the stone cold details. erin. >> reporter: is that gloating, that lucky us, we don't is to worry about that? yesterday was t-shirt weather really and it has been pleasant on the warm side for this time of the year but it is a different world in this area. the midwest is really taking a beating. they have weather that looks more like january than november many people are bundled up and it's causing some really treacherous conditions on the roads. let's take a look at this video out of ming minute. these icy conditions caused a 16-vehicle pileup and an army of tow trucks had to go to work while commuters tried to help each other out. so how did all this start? the arctic air swept into the lower 48 from a powerful storm that hit alaska

. >>> but we're at 42 in center city, a little better than yesterday. 39 in browns mill. 41 degrees rightm. >> thank you karen. >>> happening today, a new york city doctor who was infected with ebola will be allowed to go home from the hospital. doctors say craig spencer is cured of the virus many he tested positive for ebola days after returning to the u.s. from treating patients in west africa. there are now no cases of ebola on u.s. soil and every american treated here has survived. spencer will take that's right a news conference today at bellevue hospital where he was treated. look for coverage later today on "action news" at noon and on 6abc.com. >>> new secretary of veterans affairs says he is restructuring the department. robert mcdonald made that announcement on the eve of veterans day. he says the focus will be on customer service for the nation's 22 million vets who use the system. and that includes disciplinary action against more than a thousand employees accused of delaying care for veterans. this comes after 5600 people have already been fired related to that scandal. >> th

normally an overnight low this time of year about 42 so a little bit above that. 48 though in browns millsning in glassboro as you're headed out the door. matt and tam. >> thank you karen. >>> we've learned the name of the man who was murdered while driving yesterday in philadelphia's juniata section. police say 38-year-old hurley mccallie of lawndale was shot and killed around 3 o'clock yesterday afternoon. he was driving on i street right near the coca-cola bottling company when someone on the street shot him. his passenger managed to survive is that talking to police. >>> a brush fire kept crews busy in camden county yesterday. chopper 6 hd was over the 300 block of branch avenue in pine hill around 4 o'clock yesterday. the flames did not come near any buildings and nobody had to leave the area. firefighters got those flames under control in about an hour. no one was hurt. >> olde city has a brand new brew pub only the fourth in the city of philadelphia. melissa maggie describes the pub's farm to table approach to both food and drink in this fyi for you. >> reporter: second story brewin

and browns mills 55. upper 50s in sea isle city. we have a cloudy sky.f low pressure to the south. the low pressure staying to the south, you are picking up the flow. we are tracking the cold front. this is the cold front that we were talking about the one you need the winter coats and jackets in the wake of the passage. the cold air is moving eastward. temperatures tomorrow will be in the 60s and 70s with the colder air lagging behind. we are going to get into the 40s with the arctic blast of air moving eastward. check out of the wind chill numbers as you wake up friday morning. most spots will be of in the 20s when you factor in the of the wind chill. the arctic blast moving into the delaware and lehigh valleys. here is the exclusive seven-day forecast morning drizzle. high temperature up to 68. on thursday, brisk and chilly. a high up to 49. on friday, breezy and cold. 45. wind chills on friday morning in the 20s. saturday it's bright, bitter. a high of 44. on sunday a high of 46 degrees. you have to watch the coast closely. there could be evening rai

pottstown, 24 in saint david, upper in center city, levittown and chester. 27 in hammonton, 26 in browns millswalk and upper 20s from hockessin to dover, delaware. if you're running errands there's no break from the colder, although it gets milder in the afternoon. we'll go for a high of 38 at 2:00. we're in the 20s by 9:00. the problem today along with the chilly temperatures you have a strong blustery winds gusting at 35 miles per hour. even at the best of times today, tam you'll have windchills in the 20s. >> well the lights will dim on broadway in memory of one of the entertainment industry's most influential voices. mike nicoles died at the age of 83. nicole also who is married to die and sawyer >> here top stories, dozens of people are out of their homes in the lehigh valley after this accident. a ppl truck got swallowed up by a sinkhole on hampton road in bethlehem township.llowed up by the truck ended up on top of a gas line, nothing blew up. police in delaware county are looking for michael hawkins who vanished yesterday in sharon hill. he has brown hair and eyes. >>> road closures wi

hammonton, 27 and woodbine, 26 browns mills 25. the saving grace we don't have much of a breeze. it's cold out there, it's not harsh. satellite and radar, here's the warm front right here, north of pittsburgh that will advance toward the northeast over the next 1 to 25 hours, that will keep the clouds in place and passing flurry from time to time. it's tomorrow underneath this front that the some of weather you'll start to enjoy. we'll start to warmup and see the return of sunshine. today, cloudy and chilly, 42 degrees, we'll talk built warmup and when it arrives and how warm it gets when i come back in just a few minutes. >> a two-alarm blaze in cumberland county is under control. but south delsea drive in cumberland county is closed in both directs. firefighters were called to the nissan dealership on the 1700 block of delsea drive. flames consumed the showroom and repair shop. crews called in neighboring fire departments to battle the blaze. they had to deal with gasoline and oil in the buildings. south delsea drive in vineland is closed as fire officials investigate. >>> sear

browns mills 50 and 55 degrees in smyrna and 52 in hockessin.s you look at the winds, this is the big story in the afternoon hours, winds sustained at 12 miles per hour in beach haven and 15 in allentown and 20 in philadelphia with higher gusts coming in from the northwest. have you the cool wind to deal with and also winds as high as 40 miles per hour and here is part of the reason why. satellite 6 along with action radar showing you a little bit of lake-effect snow showers down wind of the eastern great lakes that is causing the spotty shower activity across our region, as i widen out the picture you can see an area of low pressure lifting to the north and east and high pressure over the wefrn great lakes wants to make its way eastward and the winds are picking up as well. in allentown, clouds and sunshine and windy with a shower around at any time during the day and temperature of 50 degrees, down the shore, in atlantic city, sun and clouds and windy with a spot shower around and temperature of 56. the winds start to subside and it turns most

and browns mills 19 degrees, fortunately there's not much of a breeze, so we're not feeling a harsh windchillbut as you saw there, the temperatures are cold enough, the satellite and radar showing not much going on on the east coast. we'll stay nice and quiet today. the call from accuweather, mostly sunny skies, a few high, thin clouds passing by. temperatures in the mid 40s, yesterday we topped out at 37 degrees, we had the icy cold windchills hanging out in the 30s all day. 44 is the forecasted high. look at monday's forecasted high temperature, wow, 24 degrees right now in the city. 72 by monday, almost a 50-degree temperature swing and in some areas we'll go from record lows to record highs, so, get ready you'll need everything in the wardrobe this week. once we get past that shot of warm weather, in comes another shot of cold air and possibility of coastal storm. it's busy, busy, busy in that seven-day forecast. i'll have that coming up in ten minutes. >> a two-alarm blaze at a montgomery county apartment complex forced residents into the cold air. action cam was on the scene after the f

browns mills 38 and ewing 38 degrees. the numbers are improving you'll see a nice, comfortable afternoon with a combination of sun and clouds. temperatures in the mid 50s today. as you look father not south we have rain starting to build across south carolina and georgia. this is a two-piece system. this is associated with the warm front. some of it is on the steadier side. this will slide flue overnight tonight probably after 9:00 or 10:00 this evening, into the first part of monday morning. once this crosses, the warm front punches through and the numbers are off to the races. it will feel like may come tomorrow. here's the day planner, a lot of clouds, sunny breaks, 52 degrees by lunchtime. 55 by 3:00. 52 by 6:00 p.m. our forecasted high is 55 degrees coming off yesterday's 46 which is ten better than friday's 37. you can see how the numbers are improving. again, get ready for tomorrow. we're up to 74 degrees. if we should reach 74 degrees it will shatter 9 record high of 71 that was set 40-some years ago. looks like w

over to browns mill 43. same in ewing. dover 54. hockessin lower 50s.r cloudy sky. moisture of area of low pressure currently moving through the ohio valley taking with it i should say a warm front. moisture moves in south west to northeast direction as we get into the overnight hours. and it will continue even as we get to first half of tomorrow morning. once the moisture pushes out however these temperatures climb. especially when the sun mrournz midday. 63 early tomorrow morning in philadelphia. 45 up in the poconos. and as i advance this we continue to tap into southwesterly wind flow. 3:00 in the afternoon temperatures along the i-95 corridor easily newspaperer 60s and not sfpd we hit the 70s in fact high temperature tomorrow in the city of 74. old record 74 setback in 2006. so a lot to track in the near term. as we fast forward to wednesday, however, it's a big day for a lot of people. it's day before thanks diving and busy travel day as well. we track what is coming out of the pacific northwest going to link up more than i likely with the area of

in fleet wood and kennett square barely above freezing at 33, and center city 35 degrees. 36 in browns millsn buena and 35 in dover, delaware this afternoon. you can see the temperatures started at 29 degrees this morning and have not moved that far and 24 is what it fools like if philadelphia, feels like the teens in the poconos, 21 in reading and 32 in trenton and a windchill of 23 along the coastline and 25 in dover, delaware, the winds are kicking up at times at 30 miles per hour and this is bringing us the chill. we are topsy-turvy with the temperatures. thursday we hit 50, that was pretty nice but we are back down into the 30s today. if you are headed out this afternoon you'll see lots of sunshine and a few clouds, we are dry and temperatures of 35, 5:30 sitting at the freezing mark and down to the 20s by 7:00 tonight and 29 degrees, grab the extra coat with changes for the weekend, all the details are coming up in just a couple minutes. >> thank you. philadelphia police are trying to track down a woman that swiped a package that wasn't hers. she casually walks up to a home on reed str

browns mill at 42. the lower 40s in ewing and sea sails city coming in at 48 degrees.n the beginning of arctic air moving in. the cold front is starting to press offshore where in philadelphia we picked up an inch of rainfall. when you look off to the west, there is dominate ridge of high pressure. it's departing. the winding are picking up on the back side. check out the temperatures. in philadelphia the upper 40s. the teens in chicago, 13 degrees. same in omaha, nebraska. bismarck in south dakota -- dropping down to 27 in philadelphia. cape may falls down to 31 degrees. a set-up on tuesday. an area of low pressure. it takes the trailing cold front. brutal winds as you get them coming from the north and northwest. as high as 40 miles-an-hour. add it on top of an air temperature of 32. wind chills only in the teens. we are going to be in store for record territory as we get into tuesday night in philadelphia. a low of 21. the record is 20. we are going to break records for reading and atlantic city and the poconos. those locations could find numbers overnight on tuesda

upper 60s in browns mills, hammonton, buena and gandys beach and upper 60s in dover and most of us headingphia, we're going for a high of 73. 4:00 p.m. we're likely holding on to 07. if you have out door chores to do it's a great afternoon to get it done. 67 at 6:00 p.m. and back down to the low 60s by 10:00 p.m. there will be a strong, blustery wind all day long, but it will be mild. i'm talking about wednesday, you can see a couple of things on the wide view radar. first of all there's some precipitation down to the south, we're awaiting an area of low pressure that will come up the coast. look at the snow in chicago that's colder air pushing into the east, as the low gets here wednesday, i think it will be mild enough for rain in the morning, but eventually it will interact with the cold air, we have the potential for changeover to snow, even in and around philadelphia, but the northern and western suburbs probably to a greater extent. we'll have an accumulation map and model projections for how much snow is coming our way in are 15 minutes. >> penndot is getting ready for drastic chang

down acrossth energy 7 browns mills. same in ewing.current temperature in smearia. here's satellite 6 and action radar. few clouds around earlier today. clouds are starting to thin out. there's an area of low pressure off the coast of the carolinas and as that continues to pull away, so will the clouds. you notice mostly clear through new england. thanks to high pressure over the south it continues east ward through the start of our workweek we you have covered as you look at future tracker 6 and temperatures showing 6:00 in the morning a cool start along the 95 corridor and temperatures holding at 41. upper 30s to near 40 north and west of town and south and east temperatures still in upper 30 range. as we fast forward to the afternoon hours with west wind developing not a bad day. temperatures near 60 in philadelphia. that's a few above average. average for us this time of year is 59. not a good, bad looking day on monday. things however are changing as we get to midweek and beyond. we're tracking this arctic push of air really arriv

down across new jersey browns mills 40 degrees and same in ewing as you move over to hockessin temperaturesy outside in dover. here's satellite 6 along with action radar and skooingtal storm essentially early season nor'easter affecting areas of new england and maine picked up heavy areas of snow. the storm system off to the norm and east and high pressure wants to work its way east ward. has not done so yet. we get the winds out of the northwest today which is why we had a blustery day. it's minely clear. dry and quiet the rest of tonight. in fact here's setup for you as we get to monday. area of low pressure debt parts norm norm and east and high pressure southeast works way east ward. breezy at least for the first half of the day tomorrow. chilly in the morning. temperatures will be rebounding as we get to the afternoon hours thanks to a westerly whipped. westerly whipped this time of year gets temperatures up to the upper 50s. definitely better afternoon as we get to monday. day planner showing you 7:00 in the morning chilly start. 39. plenty of sunshine nonetheless to enjoy. 49 at 10 a

down across new jersey, browns mills, chilly 38 degrees. ewing 3.g in at 45. so the chill is overhead rights now. as you can continue to get the moisture southwest to northeast direction you get milder flow of area and numbers start to he are bound as we get to monday. satellite 6 and action radar lots of clouds around. initial batch of rain moves on through. this lifts off north and east. there is more activity south and west. you top into moisture source and you have the moisture coming in from the gulf coast states and atlantic. and if you're a snow lover unfortunately this will not be the storm for you it cuts up to the west to allow milder air to smil into much of the delaware and lehigh valleys. we'll time things out future tracker 6 during the overnight hours stayedest of that precipitation will arrive. 5:30 in the morning because of commute tomorrow morning give yourself extra time because we have wet weather to contend with. bit of lull as we get to early morning hours before the rain picks up. some of which could be heavy at times as we ge

as we head south and east browns mills 47, 51 hammonton and 51 bridgeton and hockessin 49.t shift and your car sitting for a while warm it up. as we look at satellite reign radar energy to the west is linking with low pressure that pushed through in a front to the north and east. so, again, little too late to bring us any major precipitation here. but as that low winds up much like sunday those wind will crank in the northerly direction so 54 will feel like 40s with winds gusting 40 miles an hour. a lot of clouds even if we start on the bright side should be a spitting shower in the afternoon in spots and as the high pulls in saturday it means less wind and morning sunshine and cooler at 53 and another front will be approaching for saturday night and overall that front as it pushes through will come through dry with limited moisture saturday night. windy, chilly in the lehigh valley tomorrow spotty shower. 53. lots of clouds. morning sun at the shore giving way to clouds in the afternoon winds gusting to 40 miles an hour and temperature of 55. the sdlusive accuweather 7 day

along new jersey browns mills 28. upper 20s in ewing. hockessin 6 and dover coming in at 27.ontinue as we get into the second half of the weekend. here's satellite 6 along with action radar. you can see we have a partly cloudy sci across the region and you look west and we'll have clouds building cross areas in the ohio valley. these will continue to filter into our region as we get to sunday and there's also some moisture on the move that is poised to move in late sunday night into monday. here's a setup for you and this is what we had overhead today. plenty of sunshine. these temperatures on saturday are well below average as we get to sundays high pressure moves east. we tackled milder southwest southerly whipped. jumped up to 40 by sunday afternoon and mostly cloudy. you have a trailing cold front with area of low pressure off the gulf coast states. this area of low pressure works east ward late sunday night and into monday w that comes late this of wet weather. so we're tracking rain for you sunday night. and looks like majority of the day is going to be dry with bulk of

browns mills also upper 30s. hammonton 35.40 is the number in dover. when you factor in the wind chill however it's cooler. 37 poconos is current wind chill feeling like 42 and philadelphia wind chill in trenton of 36. and here's satellite 6 along with action radar you can see mostly cloudy skies from new england across much of the mid at laptic region as well. there's a cold fronts moving on through but not a lot of moisture associated with the fronts. you can seat precipitation for the most part lighting up north of our region moving across the eastern great lakes and up through areas of upstate new york in northern sections of new england. that's where precip stays for a good chunk of tonight. here's setup second half of weekend on sunday, lots of sunshine overhead, cold front moving offshore. temperatures climbing new normal with sun on the way by the afternoon and high temperature of 57 degrees. so really not a bad finish to the weekend. however, as we get into the middle half of next week and beyond watch what happens we

down across new jersey in browns mills, four to, low of 40 for cinnaminson and ewing.for bridgeton. vineland even into wood bound. you can see a few clouds starting to drift across areas, in our region. it is all thanks to the frontal bound dry lift to go our north and earlier today we had a couple of sprinkles. that activity will continue to ride to our north for the rest of tonight. weather make that are we're tracking you can see clouds build ago cross areas in the ohio valley and the south east, and that comes our way, as we get into late sunday night. for the majority of the day tomorrow we've got you covered. high of 56 degrees. it is nice and mild with an area of low pressure we're track and rain developing late tomorrow night sometime between ten and 11:00 o'clock it is knocking on the door of philadelphia the call from accu weather for rest of tonight however, mostly cloudy, not as bad. remember in reading, the record low temperature of 15 degrees this night we're up in the 30's at least. thirty-seven in philadelphia and for the overnight low. with that, we wi

ewing and browns mills dropping pretty quickly here to 48 degrees and then bum in to that rain near smyrnand temperatures are warmer a at 55. so split is on satellite and radar just a lit built of rain. doesn't look that impressive. as it passes by tomorrow we are not looking at a very large amount of rain, quickly moving through but again that energy to the north eventually will make it a larger storm over new england, that will drive the winds in here for friday. so future tracker at 7:00 in the morning it is a wet drive as we start your thursday so allow a little extra time tomorrow morning. then that rain over spreads the region late morning around 10:00 o'clock. it continues on and off through 2:00 o'clock in the afternoon with the heavier pushing south and east. by late afternoon everything races out of here. by 5:30 we're drying out. maybe a few left over showers but rain will be out of the area so what to expect here for thursday, it is a slow morning commute. half inch to an inch of rain. the leaves on the ground will more than likely block the drains so there could be some pondin

hammonton, 27 and woodbine, 26 browns mills 25. the saving grace we don't have much of a breeze. not harsh. satellite and radar, here's the warm front right here, north of pittsburgh that will advance toward the northeast over the next 1 to 25 hours, that will keep the clouds in place and passing flurry from time to time. it's tomorrow underneath this front that the some of weather you'll start to

. >>> meanwhile authorities in browns mills burlington county are investigating a vandalism spree.hat a group of suspect spray painted homes and cars with obscenities thursday night. pemberton township police say there were 21 cases of damage in allment vehicles and houses were targeted on several streets, including party boulevard, blew bird street bob white boulevard, evergreen avenue bobalink boulevard and pemberton boulevard. >>> well, apparently it pays to have neighbors who keep an eye out for each other. we have proof of that this weekend. alert off-duty police office nerve bucks county is earning praise for stopping a would-be burglar. that officer spoke with our diana rocco. >> reporter: twenty-four year old would be burglar behind bars after showing up at the wrong door on the wrong street in middletown township. >> saw somebody at my neighbor's door that didn't belong there. >> officer kevin dobson, bristol township police officer. he was off duty and doing yards work wednesday when he noticed someone on a bike he hadn't seen before. >> i saw him ride down the street ear

. >>> meanwhile, authorities in browns mills, burlington county, are investigating a vandalism spree.nted homes and cars with obscenities thursday night. pemberton township police say there were 21 cases of damage in all, vehicles and houses were targeted on several streets, including party boulevard, blue bird street, bob white boulevard, evergreen avenue, bobalink and pemberton boulevard. >>> apparently pays to have neighbors who keep an eye out for each other. we have proof of that this weekend. alert off-duty police office nerve bucks county is earning praise for stopping a would-be burglar. that officer talk with our diana rocco. >> twenty-four year old would be burglar is behind bars after showing up at the wrong door on the wrong street in middletown township. >> it is all at my nab or's door that didn't believe there. >> bristol township police officer, he was off duty, and doing yard work wednesday, when he noticed someone on a bike, he hadn't seen before. >> i saw him ride down the street earlier. and, you know, i try to keep an eye out for my neighbor, and i knew i had neve

mill veterans. >> re acting to the va's changes "eyewitness news" reporter natasha brown spoke to few my staff heren -- >> an open forum for veterans, to voice their concerns, to a panel of veterans affairs officials, who can transform questions into actions. >> it comes on the heals of major reorganization, plan, designed to make it easier for veterans to navigate an off ten convoluted system. >> we recognize we couldn't continue to go forward with processing claims the way we were. >> moved deliberate are thely to engage in over arching transformation within the vba. >> wearing their service as badge of honor, took to the mike, many with mounting frustration, on what they describe as lengthy claims processing procedures, army veteran, left the military in 2005. plagued with injuries. a decade later, he says, he still is waiting on resolution to claim he's filed. >> i have the actual paperwork proving i have these different things that's going on. >> judges stone woman, or stone ball approach. >> concerns like this, are spear heading effort by the va to make maze like websites and processes throug

brown, which is separate from the local investigation and is looking at whether there were federal civil rights violations. >> reporter: the u.n. committee also asked about what the united states is doing to stop the mill tarization of police, an apparent reference to the way the police responded to the protests that followed michael brown's death. u.s. delegation responded that that program is under review. a u.n. committee is expected to submit its report looking at united states compliance with the u.n. conventions against torture on november 28. and under the terms of the treaty, the united states is legally obligated, a u.n. spokesperson tells me, to follow up on those recommendations. meanwhile, michael brown's attorney says he's happy with the way the day went. he said now the world is watching to make sure what happened in ferguson, missouri, never happens again. cnn, geneva, switzerland. >>> welling, coming up here, investigators say there was no wrong doing when fifa awarded the world cup tournament to qatar and russia. so why is the fbi stepping up its investigation? also rape allegations resurface for comedian bill cosby. how an online campaign turned dark. ♪ hi. i'm new ensure active clear

mill day in ferguson, missouri. protests against the grand jury decision in nikal brown shooting case had turned violent overnight. many businesses were shuttered. they called off school yesterday for most of the kids in ferguson. it was supposed to be a shortened week anyway because of the thanksgiving holiday. now that short school week would be even shorter. school kids often end up essentially as innocent bystanders when it comes to situations like this, when school has to be canceled because of something unrelated happening in a community. but in ferguson, up with of the city's institutions has stepped up to help. this is the ferguson municipal library which is located on florissant road right in the heart of the city's downtown, down the road from the ferguson police department where a lot of the action the last two nights has been centered. yesterday, after the worst of the unrest, ferguson library made a point of being open. they tweeted out early in the morning that they would be open all day with wifi, water, rest and knowledge. library staff was in place at 9:00 a.m. with over 50 volunteers, 50 parents,

brown. this as many warn that no matter what the grand jury decides, it's going to lead to more violence. mcgraw mill haven is a radio talk show hoe at ktrs in st. louis, and he is my guest today. no matter what happens, mcgraw, people are saying in your town that there's going to be violence? you can feel a sense that there is deep worry here in st. louis. gun sales are through the roof. plywood sales are through the roof. there's a fear that regardless of what happens, there's so much inertia, so much energy, adrenaline being shown that no matter what happens, but there are many people who think that he will not be indicted and not charge, and if that happens, there are many people who are fearful, and there are people who have contingency plans. schools being closed, hospitals dealing with it, businesses closing. there are contingency plans for when this is announced sfwloosh what is the latest word? what are you hearing on the ground there about when this grand jury decision is going to be public? >> the only elected official that is doing their job is bob mccullough, and he has been clear. mid t

brown as well as the police response to the protests that followed. the brief also expected to include allegations of racial profiling, police mill tear sags and police spoke to an expert who helped write the brief. he said this is about creating a spring board for change across the united states. he said they went to great lengths to be able to be here. crowd funding the trip under the #fergusontogeneva. >> could anything change? >> reporter: well, it is important to point out this is part of a much broader review. looking at the united states compliance with the u.n. convention against torture. one of three human rights treaties the united states ratified out of ten. the process last took place in 2006. it is a regular review looking at a broad range of issues. a panel is expected to pose questions. on thursday, the right of reply. the committee is expected to public the report with the findings on november 28th. under the terms of the treaty, the u.s. is legally obligated to follow-up on the recommendations. >> thank you, erin. >>> five minutes before the hour right now. mcdonald's is recalling more than 2 million happy meal toys. which one? early

brown's death, the small city of ferguson has been in the spotlight. the shooting split the community and brought topics such as race and the mill titarization of poe into the forefront. sara sidner has a look. >> reporter: this began as a police shooting in a city near st. louis the rest of the nation barely knew. an unarmed african-american teenager shot dead by a white police officer, dividing the city of ferguson. and in time, sparking a national debate. at the heart of this case is whether 18-year-old michael brown was surrendering when he was shot dead by 28-year-old officer darren wilson or whether the officer feared for his life. it began august 9th with wilson in his patrol car ordered brown to get out of the middle of the street, a confrontation at the car followed. autopsy results later revealed two shots were fired inside the patrol car and wilson claimed brown was reaching for his gun. brown's friend and witness said wilson was the aggressor and brown was trying to get away. brown did get free but moments later he was dead, shot at least six times. the autopsy shows the final shot to the top of the head killed him. on the scene, some witnes