tuesday's rainfall totals ranged from a quarter of an inch to an n nch in most of the area, although some didn't get much at all. we still have some showers tracking through this morning and will keep the chance all stormtrack7 live weather network cameras will show wet and dry periods throughout the day today. we have seen our highs... temperatures are steady and falling this morning with much cooler air to the west... a good 15 to 20 degrees colder than the start yesterday in the west. south winds will be 10- gusts to 25 mph much of the day with the winds turning to the west tonight. the low is s still churning away around kansas city and will keep the showers heading our way today, to the north and drag a cold front through the region tomorrow. windy conditions will help pull down cold air for the end of the week and throroh the weekend. the warmer temps to the east will retreat farther to the east tomorrow#and we will see more and more f those 30s taking over the midwest. our temps have already been higher and windy and cold for thursday with saturdaa. it's still to come this mor

ray wheaton holds up the 33 i nch nororhern he nailed. another northern: owen abel from coralville landed it in wisconsin. audrrey bunten is also a happy camper. and young jack abel hit the jackpot with the 38 inch musky. this is matthew cratton sr. with a real hog. 7.4 chalups on that bass. noel hansen was fishing cedar when he nailed this 33 inch, 10 pound northern. and wrapping things up is greg vance of dubuque with two of the bass he landed in louiiana to qualify for the bassmaster classic. greg is a wrestler at loras who got permission to miss practice and a meet so he could compete in the qualifier. with all my fisping friends, this is john campbell rain continues to be a part of the forecast across eastern iowa into wednesday. it appears that 1-2 inch rainfall totals will be common before dry things out for the latter part of the work week. temperatures will be the mildest early this week with a cool down into th 30s for highs by the weekend. tonight: showers likely low: 46-52 winds: se e 0-20+ alo: 49 dbq: 48 iow: 50tomorrow: sho

. >> reporter: in fran e this$3 morning, the f nch was owered the country uniting its flag and the relatives of those killed 14 dat ys ago. for the s ench president, a moment to reflect after a week traveling from d.c. to mos.ow, rallying the world against isis. and still, the hunt to find salah abdeslam, suspected of involvement in the terror cell, perhaps planning to take part in a suicide bombings before backing out. the latest go raids in belgium yesterday, police found several mattresses on the floor of one rent ed house, another suspect seen with salah is also on the n. two of europe's mftt wanted men, o weeks after a night in paris that left 130 dead. belgium's prime minister this week tried to calm fears while facing criticism.u>> the impression the world is getting is that you have lost control of security. >> yeah, i can't confirm that service, and we want to ask our people to stay calm. >> reporter: finally today, the threat level in brussels was lowered, suggesting a break through in the investigation. and of that service today, the president of the france declaring his country w

demonstrators are opposed to the president, accusing him of rigging the election nch the candidate heacked reportedly getting a third of the first-round votes. seven other candidates are calling for an investigation into the election. >>> 19-year-old hunter park accused of making online threats towards students and faculty at the university of missouri. another 19 year old was arrested on wednesday for making similar threats. those protests in missouri, sparking other demonstrations on campuses nationwide. activism historian, telling us earlier that he leaves more protests are a good sign. >> there has definitely been an upswing and it has to do with the rise of the black lives matter movement, and the rising cost of at tending higher education. >> black lives matter one was thing, but are you seeing more multi-racial and multi-cultural efforts than we have since the 60s? >> i think that's true. i think the campuses are a lot mo more diverse than they were. >> have students been angry for a while and just not vocalizing their anger. students these days are on social media, but they ar

about a alf nch out of the system. this is time square in the background, and as you can tell, and as we know, the rain slows down nothing but traffic in new york city. >> yeah. >> still doing what they need to. 56 degrees, soggy conditions, rainy skies at 12:17. let's look at the headlines. soggy all day today, it is just going to be a rough out there. if you have to gommute, a dry parade that's the good news for tomorrow, and what a weekendboe have ahead. it is going to be absolutely gorgeous. right now around the area, 57 degrees in astoria, 55 in woodland, 57 in avondale, and 55 in ringwood. wider picture shows 54 degrees up in poughkeepsie, and long branch. not a lot of variation temperaturewise. this is the low pressure system we're just dealing with. plenty of cloud cover, light to moderate rain through the entire area right now. if we put it in motion, as we head into the evening hours tonight, we're still going to be envel lopped turough the overnight, it is damp as well. into tomorrow morning, by the time we

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nch . >>> trying to be. all new this morning, a student at uc berkeley allegedly assaulted right outside of her berkeley dorm room or dormitory, i should say. police say this happened around 10:30 last night. according to campus security, a male suspect followed that student from a nearby street. beverly cleary hall. the suspect grabbed the student's arm and pushed her against the front door and tried to force her into letting him into the building. officer said the suspect made sexual nature to that student before another student walked out of the dorm and he fled the scene. >>> still a lot of mystery this morning surrounding an apparent highway shooting that left a man injured. police first got a call a little after 4:30 p.m. yesterday near san pablo. officers found a man inside a bullet riddled car. traffic backed up as police and the chp investigated. >> it's hard to say what could have happened at this point. i mean, so many options that you just don't know what could have been out there. could there ha

the nch a car payment is -- the average car payment is just under $400 a po. jc: taco bell is getting a thumbs up. they will start to serve cage free eggs in their u.s. restaurants by the end of 2016. the chain says they are making the change because of demand from their customers. phil: it is 54 in needham right now. it is another incredible november day. jc: it has been a nice stretch. i know mike is getting ready to change that. phil: will it be a nice change? jc: notice how i set that up? reporter: things will change toward the weekend. we have the clear skies out there and what's been going on is a wave of cool air as we are moving its way down. you probably haven't noticed it much today. you will notice it tomorrow. that's when the cool air starts to flow in president it is only around for two days because there is a pocket of mild air with scattered showers as well. the rain will get pretty heavy as we look at the friday morning commute. the meteor showers will take place tuesday night and wednesday morning. these actually peaked in 2001. about every 35

as intense as it was just a few hours back, although there is still quite a heavy security presence nche residents are starting to come out, trying to question what happened today, but it is clear that there will be much of a security presence trying to figure out exactly what happened. we're still waiting on more specifics from french authorities. there will be a press conference in the next couple of hours. we expect they will give the latest details as far as the suspects. there were seven arrested and two killed in these raids. perhaps more names will be released more identifications will be released, and we're expecting that to happen in the next couple of hours. >> what about the authorities themselves? what have they been saying. >> reporter: today the president addressed the country. he said in fact this was an attack on the freedom of france. he said he wants to see parliament vote on an extension to three months of the state of emergency that is now in place. he said although this will be restrictive to some freedoms here they need to do this to reestablish freedoms going forw

nch prime minister did mention the danger of these groups getting chemical or biogical weapons. do you see that as being of legitimate problem? rick: moreso biological than chemical. it is most easily accessible, the most easiest to disseminate. it is something we should bee concerned with. we are not properly positione and our european partners are less well-positioned for this threat. melissa: isis has already used chemical weapons in syria. va: that is what you were going to say. in 30 seconds, what does syria look like or is humpty dumpty so broken it is never going to be put back togogether again? ofi think the kind totalitarian centralize authority that was governing the entire country out of damascus, i think that is done. what is happened in syria is not just a civil war, this has gotten lost in the noise overr isis. when you engage people on the local level, you see how much the society has been transforme as it could look radically different than it did before the war. vago: thanks for joining us. on this week's money minute feature sponsored by navy crible frederick -

s nch l did snl did something. a cast member, cecily strong had something to say. >> paris is the city of light. and here in new york city we foe that light will never go out. our love and support is with everyone there tonight. we stand with you. [ speaking in french ] >> hearts always with you. >> that's beautiful. >> french is one of the most beautifully spoken languages. i love french italian. >> it's that accent. okay. random acts of flowers is a program that's just been instituted. and i would love this idea. >> on friday we officially launched our season of kindness, and we want everyone to perform a random act of kindness if they can. there's this organization that's already been doing that. you always wonder what happens to the flowers at the end of a wedding or a party. >> you want to give them away. you don't want them to just die. >> random acts of flowers repurposes, recycles those flowers and deliver them to people in senior care facilities and hospices. look at the joy. >> their 100th bouquet of flow

our rainfall amounts could easily see an nch and a halal with some areas getting over two inches through tuesday evening. showers are likely today with breezy southeasterly wids keeping temps in the mid 50s. showers and a few storms track through tonight with lows in the mid 40s to around 50 and we will climb to the upper 50s to low 60s tomorrow as a warm front tracks closer to the state... but rain is likely tomorrow with heavy rainfall possible. rain will taper off on wednesday with dry weather for thursday before we c culd see some rain or snow showers friday through sunday as temperatures cool off in the state. we saw some people in short sleeves over the weekend in eastern iowa... in another part of thecountry, they're wearing their snow suits. this is video out of northern california -- where kids are out they're having a good time, but the roads are in rough shape. many people stopped on the side of the road to put chains on their tires. the time now is we saw some people in short sleeves over the weekend in eastern iowa... in another part of the country, they're wearing their sno

new definition is, breakfast, nch, and dinner the five days after thanksgiving. [ cheers and applause ] that is all for "the tonight show" dictionary. we'll be back with kelly ripa and adele, ladies and gentlemen. test. if you're cooking thanksgiving dinner this year, you'll be working with raw meat. we'll have some tips to avoid giving your guests food poisoning. and...artifical or real? we'll give you some facts to help you decide which type of christmas tree to get [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: oh, good to see you, frank. good to see you, frank. looking good, buddy. our first guest is a four-time daytime emmy award-winner and one half of the very popular syndicated morning show "live! with kelly and michael." she's kelly. please welcome our good friend, the oh so lovely kelly ripa! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: hey! kelly ripa. look at you. you look gorgeous. welcome back to the show. what's going on? >> hello. >> jimmy: no, no, no, no. no. >> jimmy. >> jimmy: no, she's coming on later. >> no, i can't. i can't. i cannot. >> jimmy: you don't have to do it. adele is doing it.

--nch prime minister described the threat in a speech this morning. what is new is the modus operandi, the way of carrying out an attack, of killing, is evolving. the imagination of the ringleaders is endless. assault weapons, stabbings, all of these together carried on by individuals or, in this case, organized commandos. and i say this, of course, with all of the necessary qualifications, but we buried in mind, there is also the risk of chemical weapons. mayor bill de blasio videod that in a threatening an attack on manhattan was not credible. >> as you know, there was a video portraying scenes where we are now in an obvious intent to intimidate the people of new york city. it is important to note that there are no credible and specific threats against new york city. joining me now, will mccann. his new book is called "the isis of apocalypse." graeme wood is a contributing editor at "the atlantic." cover story "what isis really want" generated much discussion about the group's intentions. he says in the rise of isis, one of isis,n the rise many stra

. ♪ >>> and welcome back to paris, everyone nch the investigation into friday's attack is still in thearly stages, of course. already we have seen arrests, and raids, but that's only part of the story. there's also a political reaction here in europe and back home in america. for that we go back to david david in new york. >> john two republican presidential candidates both announced new legislation today to block the united states from taking anymore syrian refugees. over the past four years only about 2,000 syrian refugees have entered the united states, and as it stands the screening process averages nearly a year and a half. but president obama says despite the paris attacks his administration will still push forward with plans next year to bring in 10,000 syrian refugees, and so there is that opposition in congress and push back from several governors. today 16 of them, 15 republicans, and one democrat said they want to block syrian refugees from coming to their state. bisi onile-ere is detroit with the story. >> reporter: good evening, david, when the michigan governor made his a

you had a nch, you did the work. i'm sure you use the product. that's what it's about. that's why i like index funds and individual stocks. sir. >> i have a long four years ahead of me at the academy. with tt being said, i was wondering if google is going to be able to weather the storm of ad blocking campaigns against it. four years from now when i graduate in the army, will i be sitting on a lot of capital? >> i think google is unique in the sense that they and facebook both have products that don't necessarily -- aren't as easily blocked, so to speak, and can be embedded. i think that google e a terrific company. it's very inexpensive. and i make the joke about it for people who understand f.a.n.g. -- facebook, amazon, netix, and google -- amazon, very expensive, google, also known as alphabet now, not very expensive. i think you'll be fine, a great long term situation. i would be doing exactly what you're doing at your age. thank you both for your service. >> thanks for having us. my name is collin parker. i'm from warsaw, indiana. go pro's shares have been struggli

with images of people all over the world singing the frefrpg national anthem. [ singing in french ]nch ] the gets to work by 8:00...ids, and always manages to give them a healthy lunch. the newlyweds seeking out wholesome meals and exciting flavors for their new cookware. the guy who finally decided to kick 35 years of bad snacking habits. you inspire us to do everything we do... ...for goodness' sake. of "this. >>> starting right now, a new edition of "this week." now, fears of more attacks. what comes next? breaking details. and, could it happen here? how security is being stepped up in major cities across the u.s.? the very latest inside an analysis from our team around the world. and, presidential marco rubio. from the global resources of abc news, a s

abc's nick watt is in porterer nch, california. hi, nick. >> reporter: one way to beat the crcrowds iso come to walmart crazy, crazy early like me, but, listen, black friday is going to regain its crown probably. regain its crown as the busiest shopping day of the year, but this year it has felt just a little less crazy. yep,p, they'reighting over tvs in texas. we're not saying black friday crazy is over. it's just getting, well -- >> i think it's actually a little more mellow. >> reporter: more mellow partly because stores like macy's are opening earlier thanksgiving day evening. that's called black friday creep. this guy in oregon didn't get the mell memo jumping over produce to get to the video games. did you get in any fights? >> no. >> reporter: why not? >> why? you're not supposed to get into fights. >> reporter: also more mellow because we're buying a lot more online, spending $822 million in just the first 11 hours for midnight thursday. >> you still have online growing fast. it's estimated to grow anywhere from 6% to 8% th

nch a a bit of irony tonight courtesy of the university of missouri.nt protests forced out the school system president. an institution lauded for it's renowned journalism school seemed more interested in censorship when it became the focus of the reporting. chief washington correspondent james rosen takes a look. >> on the very day when university of missouri president tim wolf resigned, bowing to complaints he hadn't done enough to fostary culture of tolerance, communication professor melissa click, a critic of wolf, who is currently researching topics like lady gaga and fifty shades of gray. hosted a forum on campus. >> you need to get out. you need to get out. >> i actually don't. >> all right. hey who wants to help me get this reporter out of here? i need some muscle over here? >> the outburst led journalism dparmtment to review click's appointment there. and prompted criticism from the white house. >> the reason that you have public protests and public demonstrations is so the public can be aware of your concerns. and it seems to me that you're go

. >>> nch has been in the u.k. for 120 years. now it employs 125,000 people at its r and d centers.ve reduced the targets as the slowdowns in china and russia hit hardware sales. software was a bright spot with revenue rising 1%. it's a pretty interesting time for the sector with the number two and number three looking to tie up as they look to buy german firm. joining us is andy heyman of ncr services. great to have you on the show. how does a company like yours in the sector, how do you stay relevant given the fact that there's so much movement towards the cash flow society, so much ecommerce, apple pay is making a big splash? >> well, it's a great question. in terms of our business, we've been in business for 130 years. we've seen a transformation or two of the industries we serve. banking is one of four segments. we also serve the transportation and travel segment. the hospitality segment and retail segment. in terms of the transformations we're talking about now, it really comes down to vision and culture. for us, we've seen both within our customer base and the technology prov

about a quarter nch at the valley floor. maybe a half inch across parts of the north bay. overall more cloud cover expected for your monday and then temperatures start to warm up tuesday and wednesday. close to 70 degrees in san jose by wednesday. same deal for the east bay valleys and then that rain arrives thursday. now, at the coastline, you'll see a few showers for tomorrow and then the heavier rain for thursday. overall vicky today is a dry day. it is cold. make sure you bundle up. back over to you. >> will do. thank you. >>> the weekend after thanksgiving usually kicks off the annual rush for that perfect christmas tree. but this year shoppers have fewer options on the lot. "today in the bay's" joe risotto jr. shows us why. >> it's a monterey cypress. >> reporter: the hill pzs are covered in trees. >> douglas fir. >> reporter: there's the kind you can admire. >> imagine the old tannenbaum tradition. >> reporter: and in some places the kind you take home. >> we give you a saw, find the perfect tree and cut it down. >> reporter: for 46 years, jim beck has run the patch

nch>> >> absolutely. >> can you talk about the last 400 days?i think is there a general sense of a lot of people watching this that the flurry of activity we see in the last 48 hours precipitated by the decision for the court to release the video. is that the perception of you and your client? >> yeah it is. we don't have any inside knowledge about it but i believe even the state's attorney admitted that her decision was certainly prompted or escalated, moved up, based upon the judge's decision to release the videotape. >> was your client aware of -- he was removed to desk duty or placed on desk duty nine days after this shooting. was it his perception there were a series of investigations into him during that long period of time in which he remained on desk duty? >> he knew that there was investigations but it wasn't until later on in the process that he learned which agencies were conducting the investigations. he knew that there would be an internal investigation done by the chicago police department, as is routinely done in any shooting case

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