from the jim norton and sam roberts morning show and the sam roberts wrestling pod cast, sam roberts.to me, the host of the anthony cumia show, anthony cumia. let's start the show. >> it is the very first interview with president-elect donald trump, and it is here on "red eye." sorry hannity, we got it first. joining me on the phone, the next president of the united states donald trump, president-elect trump congratulations. >> thank you, tom. it is so great to be talking to you in this mu position. i am so excited i have to tell you. >> it is very exciting. how are your picks coming for the cabinet? we heard rumors of people like rudy guiliani. >> we will have a tremendous cabinet, absolutely tremendous. rudy for attorney general. that's a no brainer. jeff sessions for secretary of defense. fantastic. ted cruz, and this is great. ted cruz will be my ambassador to mars. >> ambassador to mars? >> yes. day one i will send ted cruz off in a rocket to mars and he will be back sometime after the 2020 election. >> that's quite an honor. what about secretary of state? >> excellent question.

most reporters are young men and sam roberts was a young man. you do think when you are doing one story, then a second story and third story, and i was doing the stages of the bridge. the first stage was seeing the concrete foundation form and upon those foundations was the first stages of the steel that formed the towers and each tower was equivalent to a seven-story skyscraper. it took a better part of a year to build them. and then the more interesting part to me, how do you build horizontally from one tower to the other, sections of steel that begin with cables. i once read that when the indians were building across a pond they would get a bow and arrow and shoot from one side to another and keep shooting the rope that would be spearheaded by arrows and that would be a rope bridge later on. 2.5 miles, two and a half miles was the distance from brooklyn to staten island on the towers. and it had to be done by cables and i watched the cables be sprung by wheels that were the size of a bicycle wheel. there were 4 of them going back and forth an

meteorologist sam roberts working this for us getting answers. sam, does all this la nina stuff mean we may have a winter worse than last year? >> samantha: basically, yes. so if you try to justify the nice snow boots you want or the nice coat you want, i say go out and do it i you may need that this winter. la nina has developed. it's present but it is weak and it means that ocean temperatures in the equate oral pacific are cools off. last winter we had el nino which means warmer waters and this year it's cooler waters and that impacts the weather here and all around the world. la nina is expected to stick winter. what does la nina represent? it means colder and wetter weather in the northern tier of the united states and drier and warmer weather down to the south. so our friends in texas will be baking this winter, while here at home we're probably going to have to deal with a little bit more snow than we saw last year, which wasn't much. remember how mild it was? temperatures this winter, cooler than last winter. precipitation, i think, will be

we start with our meteorologist sam roberts, who's watching the weekend forecast. sam. >> samantha: good morning. good morning to you. time is now 6:31. coming up in less than 15 minutes, i'm going to tell you how much snow you're going to see in your area. much snow we see this weekend, we have to talk about what's coming down the pipe for today. today whim be an amazing weather day, but we have rain on the way for tomorrow. then that snow on sunday. it's friday, of course, so we're looking ahead to what we can expect for this afternoon. i am thinking that we'll get off to a dry start and we'll probably stay dry all day. we're in the mid to upper 50s right now, and cleveland. we have that south breeze. that means we are warming up. i'm putting a coconut drink and a flip-flop on this weather graphic, because today is going to be awesome for november! 65 degrees at 11:00. 70 by 1:00, so whether wlen you go out to lunch today, you might want to find yourself sitting on a patio. 75 at 3:00. if you walk through public square, they have the big christmas tree going up. h

i would like it turn it over to sam robert and gay talese. [applause] sam: thank you. thank you for coming out on this first night of winter. i guess you would call it. 1964 thatember 21, the verrazano-narrows bridge opened. it was thewrote, first and perhaps the only blissful traffic day on the verrazano-narrows bridge. the toll was 50 cents. it was then the longest suspension bridge in the world. it is still the longest in the americas. gay talese produced more than a dozen articles on the bridge for the new york times and now the as she saidbook, has been republished again in a beautiful new edition that i urge all of you to buy. one of the things people ask me a lot is how the stories get into the new york times. how do they appear at nytimes.com. ,nd i remember ralph blumenthal a reporter for the new york times, described the evolution of a story. he said an editor came up to him one day and said why don't you go out and find out who finds restaurant ine new york. he said, what do you mean? and find outout what the ownership is. who owns them. and so ralph went ou

let's check in with sam roberts. hey, sam. >> samantha: hey, guys. good morning, and good morning if you're just waking up. it's a cold morning out here at progressive field. i'm bundled up, and you saw tia this morning, but later today anything but winter-like. let's go straight to the maps. i want to show you what to expect at game time. the game time forecast is upper 60s at first pitch with just a few clouds, a light wind in our forecast now. it will be a little on the breezy side, but tonight it shouldn't be quite as breezy. southwest sustained at about 10 looking to wake up. you know, sometimes you wake up on a tuesday morning, and you're a little groggy. i guarantee if you step outside, you'll wake right up. some of you are in the 30s. we've got low 40s, upper 40s. with the breeze factored in, it does feel quite cool. it's one of those days where you bundle up in the morning, and then by midday you're sweating trying to get out of that coat. we're looking at temperatures this afternoon in the middle 70s. first day of november, and we're playin

we begin with the first alert forecast, and our meteorologist sam roberts. hey, sam. >> samantha: good morning. and good morning if you're just rolling out of bed. it'sle thanksgiving, thanksgiving eve. no rain to drive through in our local area . if you're traveling south or east, you'll be fine. those who travel west this morning need to take it a little bit slower. you can see on the wide map here i'm showing you northwest ohio. i don't have any reports of wintery precipitation from 75 east, but i have a little report of mixed precip around defiance. most of this pink stuff that you see here is lifting off towards the north and east. i think most of this misses us, and plus the air here is really dry. so i think anything that does come in initially is going to have a tough time making it down to the ground. this what i think will be moving in later. you can see rain is widespread in indiana and northern kentucky. that's lifting off towards the east and northeast, which means your evening travel plans in bit slow, but best time for local travel this morning

meteorologist sam roberts, the huh, sam? >> samantha: yeah, you guys, we have some showers in some areas. we have a dry afternoon on the way, so that will be good news for any plans you may have later today. better days ahead, though, after today things get really nice going into the weekend. we'll talk about that coming up in just a bit. the time is now 6:31. we want to show you what you wake up to here on the satellite and radar imagery. we have cloudy skies across northeast ohio. we don't see a ton of sunshine first part of the day. the showers through canton are gone, but i have a little light rain on cleveland's west side. these showers move through bay village and westlake. if they hold together they may impact the 77 corridor later this morning. again, it's pretty light rain, and steadier showers over lake erie drift off towards the east and southeast. if these hold together, they'll maybe impacted around 7:00. same thing in the cleveland area around 7:00 or so. there might be light rain moving through. that could slo

laura demaria is watching the roads this morning, but let's go right to meteorologist sam roberts who has details on the forecast. good morning, sam. >> samantha: good morning, and rolling out of bed this morning. back to work we go, and i would take the umbrella along if you'll out for a prolonged period of time today. right now we're completely dry, but you see some rain out to our west. now, i don't think all this will hit us. it's going to be moving into some drier air. this is rain coming through indiana, but here at home the air is super-duper dry, so i think any rain we see during the day pretty isolated. you can see that at this hour, 6:01, really nothing happening in northeast ohio. it is totally dry, and i would expect a dry commute out there. quiet conditions, so i gave it the green light for your drive in. it's chilly. bundle up. upper 30s through 8:00 in the morning, and we should hit 41 at 9:00. a yellow light for the evening commute as we could have a few spotty rainshowers around, especially out to the west of cleveland. that's where we're most likely drive, and look a

sam roberts in the first alert weather center with the very latest. hey, sam. >> samantha: hey, guys. will be tracking snow this weekend. that's right. you heard it here. and you heard it all morning long. if you have our cleveland 19 first alert weather app. here is that weekend forecast for you. saturday we are going to start with rain. then we will transition over to a wintry mix. then eventually all snow to round out the weekend. it will also be super windy this weekend. that is going to add insult to injury. so, it is going to be bitterly cold. we are looking at our best seeing the first accumulating snow. but before we get to the weekend, we got to get through today. i mean it's only wednesday. right? so let's help you plan the afternoon. i've got mostly cloudy skies out there. had a little light rain this morning. that is all gone. now, we are dry and we are going to stay dry for the rest of the afternoon with temperatures topping out in the mid-to-upper 50s. we are sitting at 51 right now in cleveland. but i think we will get bumped not too bad

let'scheck in with our meteorologist sam roberts. it appears we are done with the high winds but it was nasty. >> samantha: it was windy. we had a recorded wind gust at burke lake front airport, 53 miles an hour. so that can certainly do some damage buildings, smaller outbuildings, things like that, and of course power outages. let's take a look at some of our other wind gusts. 46 miles an hour in lorain. brook park 45 miles an hour and about 41 miles an hour out in ashtabula. you might have heard it, last night might have woken you up and we had heavy rain as well. winds have backed off, sustained out of the south and west anywhere from about five up to 15 miles an hour with some 20 but is it because of those gusty southwest winds that it's so warm outside. 59 right now in cleveland and we are not done yet. we got a lot of sunshine out there. so, with that wind and the sunshine, i think by 2:00 we get up to about 64. we will go 65 for a high and that will be at about 4:00. so, really incredible weather, duff, for this time of the ye

let's go to meteorologist sam roberts to tell us what the weather will be like at first pitch. sam? >> samantha: hey, guys, yeah, i actually increased the forecast temperature for game time. i end for the afternoon, as well. that is a resounding whoo-hoo from the weather department. right? we are excited for this one and let's get straight to the maps. i want to show you exactly what is happening out there right now. no rain in our coverage area. had a few sprinkles early this morning. that is long gone. i don't expect any problems this afternoon. unless you consider this a problem. low 70s in november. november 2 and at lunchtime, it is 73 in cleveland. 71 down in akron. for that game time forecast, i think we drop to 70 by 8 just a few degrees warmer than that. 68 at 9:00. mid 60s at 11:00. little shower chance in the forecast for tonight, as well. but the chances are better after the game. so, after midnight and into the early morning hours of tomorrow we'll have light southwest winds. you don't need that big puffy coat for tonight. great baseball weather. let's just hope that th

meteorologist sam roberts tracking those winds from our first-alert weather center. >> samantha: hey, duff. good afternoon. we are dealing with windy conditions today. i want it take you to a live look at current wind speeds. we are coming in at about 20 miles an hour sustained out of the north in mentor. 23 miles an hour sustained in wooster. so, it is very, very windy out there. we are gusting up to 32 miles an hour in elyria, 29 miles an hour in cleveland. and have seen higher gusts than that today as we get those cold lake erie. a lot of cloud cover has developed across northeast ohio and we are also tracking a few little rain drops out there across cuyahoga, summit, portage, geauga, trumbull, columbiana and mahoning counties. this is not heavy rain did you definitely light, patchy stuff out there. i think that will be the trend through about 6:00 as temperatures continue to fall and the winds will probably not let up at all, at least not much, until tomorrow. we will t tonight's forecast and we will look ahead to the weekend coming up in just a bit. >> tia: all right, sam. thank

w forecast, here's meteorologist sam roberts. sam. >> samantha: thanks so much, tia. we start off with a little rain this morning. i think by 9:00 any rain that's around should be long gone. it will just be cloudy most of the day. a little breezy as well with peeks of sunshine breaking out this afternoon. temperatures get down into the low 60s today. you know, we started off very warm, if you were up really early this morning, but i do think in the afternoon there may almost be a little bit of a recent days, you know, when ? >>> trump has come up with a new way to encourage people to donate to his campaign. >> i want to show you something very special. i am dedicating this wall right here at trump tower to a select group of donors and supporters from my campaign. >> that's right. donald trump is building a wall ma it. >> that's one take on it. the wall conversation. thank you, stephen colbert. >>> welcome back to "cbs this morning.? comurp coming up, melania trump will deliver her first speech today after that plagiarism scandal at the republic national convention. >>

but sam roberts is here to tell us what we will be seeing on what looks like a beautiful november day. who would think we would be saying that? november, baseball, and it's gorgeous outside? >> samantha: i know, it's beautiful. there must be a breeze because you have light jackets. let's take a look at what's going on outside. we are at 69 in cleveland. it's beautiful. this is doppler max trained right on gateway plaza progressive field on the right-hand side of your television screen. we are picking up a clean scan as we scan the skies over downtown cleveland. no rain. it's just perfect. your game six world series forecast looks like this. 8:00 first pitch, just a few clouds. a southwest wind at about 10 miles an hour sustained. so that is a light breeze and you know if you are sitting up high, of course that breeze will be just a little bit more amplified. 68 by 9:00 dropping to 67 by 10:00. the whole game we get through dry, problem free. i don't expect any weather-related issues for this one. but, if and only if there is a game seven, there may be a little rain around for that one

check on traffic and weather right out of the gate this morning as we start with our meteorologist sam roberts. what's going on, sam? >> samantha: guys, off to a dry start today, so if your travel traveling anywhere in the lower great lakes or down to our south, you should be just fine. again, it is chilly out there. then rain, of course, moving in for tomorrow. we might even have a little rain that hangs around for part of your thanksgiving. so that's something to watch, too. again, no rain on our map just to show you you can expect a dry morning commute. a little cloud cover off to the east, but that's about all. nothing going on except for the cold. good morning wayne county is the coldest spot. 21 there and 32 in cleveland. we have a breeze in the metro, so it will feel like it's in the mid-20s. here's your hour-by-hour temperature forecast. 36 at 11:00, 39 at 1:00, and then we'll hit about 41 at 3:00. that's your high for the day. but is there any warm weather in our forecast? i love this little snowman. i found him on the internet last it was so warm last year, i wanted to break him out

here's our meteorologist sam roberts. sam. >> samantha: good morning if you're just rolling out of bed. it is 6:29 on this wednesday, and we are waking up to some rainshowers, most of this is south of cleveland. may be some spotty drizzle kind of stuff like that. very light rain out there. steadier rains extend to the i-77 corridor basically from summit county south into tuscarawas county. also in portage county i track steadier rain for you. please take it slow on the roads this morning. any rain should be out of our coverage area by 9:00 or 10:00. until then, have your umbrella handy in case you run into one of t after mid-morning we're mostly cloudy and windy. winds today may gust up to 30 miles per hour. we're going to be in the upper 40s all day, so it will feel a lot different than it has the last couple of of days. the good news is the sun is going to come out tomorrow. we talk about that and we'll look ahead to the weekend coming up at 6:45. laura. >> laura: all right. right now on the roads still moving very, very

sam roberts on the end, and sam mama's took the pic. not picture sd - - . >> i could have done it with my crutches but it wouldn't have been so much fun. >> no, would not have been. that's true. uh, what is trending today? lydia, other than thanksgiving? >> okay, well the cubs have to cough up some big >> ice cream for breakfast. yes, please. why it's said to be a good thing. >> i like that. a little holiday health from a hollywood star. this month. they're being asked to cough up 388,000-dollars after the rally. fans took to grant pack to celebrate the win. thufs th office of emergency management says 5 million people came out for that parade. the cash is going to cover thingses like trash picket, fence repairs and resodding. >> that's actor john voight. he's posing for a picture with sydney golstein. paid for the kentucky woman's groceries she was buying to feed her children. that food will feed about 70 to 196 residents there for the holiday. and it's all thanks to voight who was simply in town just there filming a movie. >> how abou

now for a look at your forecast, here's meteorologist sam roberts. sam. >> samantha: thanks so much. it's been a gorgeous morning. just a little on the cold side out there. by midday we should be in the 50s, so it will feel better later on. i went 58 at 3:00, lots of sunshine in your forecast for today and tomorrow a pretty similar day. there will be a few clouds around, but we really should stay rain-free until tomorrow ni morning. after wednesday beautiful blue skies and warm weather before a >>> at the end of the night, everyone went into the west wing of the white house and there was a huge party and everybody in there was black, except bradley cooper, for some reason. and i saw how happy everybody was. these people had been historically disenfranchised and it made me feel h made me feel proud to be an american and it made me very happy about the prospects of our country. so in that spirit, i'm wishing donald trump luck and i'm going to give him a chance, and we, the historically disenfranchised, demand that he give us one too. thank you very much

meteorologist sam roberts will tell us if we need to bundle up for the big run. sam. >> samantha: we're in the 40s this morning. light wind out there, and even a little light rain possible through about 9:00 or 10:00. but the rest of the day we should be mostly dry. we'll stay cloudy and there could be drizzle that pops up through the afternoon. so just be aware that the potential is there. upper 40s this afternoon, a thanksgiving, right? but tomorrow even chillier. mid-40s for black friday. low 40s on saturday with a >>> i'm sorry. i'm with the 131 ufc. >> we want to wish all of our friends and family back home in california a very happy thanksgiving from all of the marines and sailors from the 31st unit. happy thanksgiving. >> i'm captain tim on all of our fans at mexico well air force base in montgomery, happy thanksgiving. >> go! >> you got to love alabama fans. >> go, roll tide, go! >> there was a little nick saban shot in there. nick saban can do it all. >> bama is tough to beat this year. ohio state/michigan game? >> we are not speaking! >> right now, i can

for a look at the forecast, here's meteorologist sam roberts. >> samantha: it's been a cloudy start for us, and we could see a few spotty showers throughout the day. i don't think we'll see any steady, significant, measurable rain until overnight, though. a little breezy today, and highs getting up into the mid-50s this afternoon. that's not bad for this time of the year. the rest of november through wednesday actually above average. 64 tomorrow. watch out for the rain tonight. tonight. winds may gust up to 40 miles ? >>> black friday was truly a black eye for this nike outlet outside of seattle. my goodness. what happened here? this is a video from late in the day after the store was overwhelmed by shoppers looking for a deal. the store was plundered and in aisle thrown on the floor and one employee said it happened so fast that workers couldn't keep up. i think that is wrong. these are grown-up people shopping. >> put them back in the box. no need to leave them. >>> no home training is what my grandmother would say. they need some home trainin

now to the forecast here's meteorologist sam roberts. sam. >> samantha: thanks so much, tia. i don't think today is going to be one of those days where it rains on few scattered showers may pop up through the day. just have your umbrella ready to go. you may need it from time to time. temperature-wise is a lot warmer than average for most of the day. we're in the mid to upper 50s and eventually we hit 61 # this afternoon. you don't need the umbrella 24 hours all day long, but you may need it occasionally. take it along today. tomorrow take your big old coat, because we're in the low 40s 30s all day long. ? >>> welcome back to "cbs this morning.? that is a live shot from miami. coming up in this half hour, inside the encampment where thousands of oil pipeline protesters are standing firm. they are dakota weather and governor's order to leave and what they are willing to risk to stop this controversial project. >> trump wants to load up the prison at guantanamo bay. ahead and only on "cbs this morning," the facility's commander explains what could change under the trump adminis

it's the here's our forecast with meteorologist sam roberts. hey, sam. >> samantha: good morning, and good morning if you just woke up. of course, it's veterans day and this is what you can expect for today. increasing cloudiness and a little chance of patchy light rain and drizdrizzle. we hover around 50 for most of the day, and then we drop into the upper 40s this afternoon. some of you are in the mid-40s >>> it is friday, november 11, 2016. happy van dhave h veterans day. welcome back to cbs "this morning." sir richard branson is inside studio 57. talking about donald trump and his own high-flying adventures. first, here's today's "eye opener." >>> what started off peacefully quickly turned chaotic. >> the president and president-elect tried to calm tensions with their body language. >> and democrats still have the numbers to stop them. >> totally. >> not just let's not screw this up. this is an exciting moment. we can actually get things done. >> you can see it with paul ryan. boy is he doing the michael jackson moon walk. >> genuinely exci

we start with sam roberts in the first alert weather hey, sam. >> samantha: good morning. good morning if you just woke up with us. it's 6:31, and it's cold out there. you don't need me to tell you that. it's been cold for three days since we had record highs on friday. now nothing but chilly weather, and it's still chilly this afternoon. no rain or snow, though. that holding off until the middle of week. for today we get quiet weather. here's the satellite and radar. minimal snowshower activity. a few flurries possible through the morning, but nothing major. i think we're done with accumulating snow. temperatures, though, that's the big story. it's 31 in cleveland, but when you factor in the wind it feels about 10 degrees colder. 30 in akron and sitting at 28 in new philly and some of my coldest weather is to the west. mansfield and norwalk in the lower 20s. i think we're 30s today so 2 degrees warmer than yesterday. with that wind as a major factor all day, it's still going to feel like it's in the 20s. i'm sorry. i wish i had better news for today. when are things going

for a look at your forecast, here's meteorologist sam roberts. sam. >> samantha: thanks so much, tia. it's a morning where it looks all kind of rainy outside like there may be a few showers around. some of you have already had to deal with rain early this morning, but i think any rain should be out of of our area by 9:00 or 10:00. then we're just mostly cloudy and windy with the 40s all day. upper 40s, so not horrible, but you know, not what we've become accustomed to lately. tomorrow, a little more sunshine and low 60s out there. that will feel pretty nice, but ? >>> now it's time for america to bind the wounds of division. we have to get together. to all republicans and democrats nation, i say it is time for us to come people. i pledge to every citizen of our land that i will be president for all americans and this is so important to me. >> that was president-elect dru donald trump. he strikes a conciliatory tone overnight during his victory speech. i've been hearing from people that say, listen, i'm not even a trump fan but i thought that was

meteorologist sam roberts getting our forecast. sam, beyond brisk i wou this morning. >> samantha: yes, it is. it's brisk and a couple of other things, too, right? we're in the 30s. my goodness, grab that big, heavy coat and this is the coldest it's been in quite some time. it is 6:29 on this chilly start to your thursday morning. doppler max showing up dry. at least we don't have to drive through any rain, but you might want to grab a coat and maybe some gloves and crank the heat up in the car. cleveland is 37. that's not our coldest spot if canton. it's 34 here, and we're checking in at 33 in new philly. i zoom in closer to cuyahoga county. 38 in parma. good morning to you in strongsville. we're in the mid-30s, and a chilly 34 in shaker heights. i have a few 40s here. lakewood and euclid running at about 41 degrees. so it will be a cold morning at the bus stop for the little ones, but lunchtime will be a little bit warmer. upper 50s there. this is your school day forecast for low 60s, so i think the big, heavy coats are coming off

let's get a check on traffic and weather beginning with our meteorologist, sam roberts. hey, sam. >> samantha: hey, duff. good morning. good morning to you if you're just waking up with us, it's 6:30. i want to let you know that the big, damaging wind gusts from last night has died down. wee sustained from the south up to 20 miles per hour. no damaging wiendz anymore. that's excellent news for the morning drive and walk to the bus stop this morning helps us out when it's not overly windy. winds gust at 23 miles per hour in ashtabula. that's better than 50 miles per hour, which is what some of you had to deal with overnight. i know it sounded like my windows were about to break last night. so i'm glad that has eased up for us. we're dry, too. last night's rain is long gone, but still a lot of cloud cov hanging around. we keep the clouds through the first part of the day. no rain, and today's hour-by-hour chance of rain is zero from sunup to sundown. you want to get outside and hang up christmas decorations. it will be breezy and warmer in the mid-60s. speaking of wind, la

. >> tia: meteorologist sam roberts will show you probably the radar is what she'll show you, right, sam? >> samantha: you are correct. it's raining out there. good morning to you. 6:01 now. we're at 61 degrees in cleveland. yes, you are not in a sleepy fog. i did say 61 degrees out there. isn't that crazy? most of us, though, are in the still, not bad this time of year. here's where the rain is. southern summit county, wayne county and then down to the south. also out to the east trumbull and southern ashtabula counties now seeing a little bit of light rain. most of this is not heavy and it's not going to be very difficult to drive through. of course, it is rain on the morning commute, so it might slow you down a little bit. this trend spreading farther north is probably going to continue through the morning. right now doesn't mean you don't need the umbrella later today. it's 6:02 now. here's what we're looking at for the next several hours. i have the school day forecast right now. bus stop, take the umbrella. just because it's not raining now doesn't mean you won't run into rain l

let's go to sam roberts for that. hey, sam. >> samantha: hey, tia. good morning. good morning if you're just waking up. there is a little rain chance today, but will that rain impact the game? we'll talk about it coming up >> laura: the time is 6:45 this morning. the governor of alabama declared a state of emergency following a deadly pipeline explosion outside birmingham. the colonial pipeline ruptured for the second time in two months monday when it was struck by a track hoe making repairs. shortages and price increases at the pipe along the east coast. patrick dehan from gasbuddy.com is optimistic it won't be the came. >> after colonial's statement this afternoon and reading that it leads me to believe we may have dodged a bullet. they hope to get in pipeline back online much sooner than i would have expected. >> laura: well, dehan doesn't expect gas prices to skyrocket the pumps in response to the latest incident. he said in the past that's what has led to all the shortages. >>> ohio, as always, is at the center of race for the white house. last night cbs even

meteorologist sam roberts has our forecast. >> samantha: we have a few showers still. the steady rain from last night have a little bit of light rain out there, particularly out to the west of clooeveland. this is in lorain county. the showers drift off to the east. if you live in cuyahoga or northern medina county, heads up. you see some light rain as we approach the 7:00 hour. i think by mid to late morning we're done with any steady rain, but even into the afternoon we'll keep the clouds and there may be spotty drizzle around this afternoon, too. i don't think we'll get poured on, but i wou waterproof jacket, sensible shoes, you know the drill. you don't want to be at thanksgiving dinner and walk outside to do something and get drizzled on. that would not be fun. temperatures in the 40s today. we start off at about 44, and we're going to stay around the lower to middle 40s through the 9:00 hour. 47 at 1:00, and then 48 by 3:00. that turkey in that graphic looks really, really good, for you. maybe you camp out tonight, or maybe you're checking out the stores tomorrow

this is all the talk all around meteorologist sam roberts has been moon-watching, so to speak, all morning. she joins us now with the first alert forecast. samantha. >> samantha: tracking the mon, right? a bad moon rising this morning. time now is 6:31, and if you want to go outside and check out the super moon, you have great weather to do so. there's barely a cloud in the sky. there's no rain out there. it is super nice. it's just cold. in cleveland right now it's and that's like hot compared to everybody else. new philly is mid-20s. uh-huh. coldest spot on the map, and it's monday, too. bundle up and get some hot coffee and we get through it together. 34 in akron. good morning in norwalk. we're also in the mid-30s, and if you're waking up with me in warren, good morning to you. another spot there at 35 degrees. by 9:00 i think more of you are the afternoon, mid-50s. if you stand in the sun, that will feel very nice especially compared to this morning. it's a beautiful day, but how is this for a tease? this weekend we might see some snow. i won't leave you hanging, okay? i'll have your f

meteorologist sam roberts is tracking some rain that's going to come a little later this afternoon. sam. >> samantha: my afternoon voters will have to deal with a little rain. this is like late afternoon closer to the evening commute time frame. polls open at 6:30, and if you're headed out to vote early this morning, you can expect a little bit of a chill in the air. it in shaker heights. it's just a little bit warmer farther to the north. 52 in lakewood, good morning in strongsville. we are in the middle 40s right now. a decent warm-up in place. we have a southwest wind and that means that temperatures will once again be above average today. not quite as warm as yesterday but still warmer than what you expect for election day. 53 at 9:00 in the morning. through about 3:00. then once the rain starts this evening, we will begin to cool down. i'll go 63 at 5:00. your rain forecast through time, so this morning up through midday, minimal issues in our forecast. but i think as we start to get closer to 5:00, even 4:00 that rain chance will be climbing, so again, if you're voting later pl

of course, meteorologist sam roberts will have much more on the dense fog advisory. >> brian: this shocking video surfaced overnight. police officers going viral for >>> you cannot arrest mnt >> hey, hey, you can't hit a girl like that. >> tia: you could hear that punch. this is disturbing video that surfaced overnight and going viral. that's flagstaff, arizona. police officer jeff bonner punching a woman right in the face during an arrest. bonner is on administrative leave this morning. we'll keep shares nye information as it becomes available. >>> we just heard this loud boom, and we thought that someone crashed into the back of my car. >> that's how one witness describes a gas explosion that kill one person and injured dozens much others. the explosion occurred near the town square. >> tia: this is a live picture from the cleveland 19 storm chaser. a dense fog advisory is in effect for much of the viewing area. once that fog burns off, we'll be headed towards red high temperatures and then it gets cold and nasty. it's i'm tia ewing. >> brian: thanks for joining us. it's 6:31. i'm brian d

let's check with sam roberts with the first alert forecast. what a weekend, sam. in we keep it going today. warm, great weather today, but rain does return by tomorrow. that's election day, so some of you may need to take the umbrellas and the ponchos to the polls. we could also be seeing our first flakes of the season. snowflakes coming up this weekend. we'll talk about that and everything else weather-wise in just a bit. but i want to get you out the door this morning. you can see that we are completely dry, no rain or snow out there right now. it's beautiful, but if you live into a little fog this morning. please watch out for that on your drive in. maybe you're commuting today driving towards toledo. the closer you get to toledo, the foggier it is. especially closer to the i-75 corridor. please go slow in those areas. any fog that's around should erode by mid-morning giving way to wall-to-wall sunshine for today. our temperatures look like this hour-by-hour. a little cold right now, but 52 at 9:00, and then by 11:00 we are at about 61. you see this graphic on

here's our meteorologist sam roberts. >> samantha: it is, duff. so many woke up in the 30s, but by 9:00 we should be at about 47. midday i'm getting a 48, and then 63 at 3:00 today. that will be the high temperature of the day ahead. lots of sunshine, but big issue for us i think is going to be the wind. winds may be sustained this afternoon up to 20 miles per hour. we might see some the day and into tonight. tomorrow is veterans day. ? >>> hey, good morning. it is thursday, november 10th, 2016. welcome back to "cbs this morning.? there is more real news ahead, including donald trump's white house visit today. we will talk to a friend and long time supporter about what kind of president trump first, here's a look at today's "eye opener" at 8:00. >> buildings with trump's name became beacons for protesters angry over the results of this election. >> unfolding drama here this morning when president obama and president-elect trump meet to resolve differences they had. >> house speaker paul ryan crediting trump with their big wins and saying he is rea

now let's look at the forecast with our meteorologist, sam roberts. those winds dying down, sam? >> samantha: yeah, the great news for your morning commute and day ahead is last night's strong, gusty winds are backing off. it's still sustained winds up to 20 miles per hour, but no more damaging wind in the forecast. those gusty winds put us into the mid-60s this afternoon, unseasonable warmth with some sunshine breaking out into the afternoon. enjoy today's weather while you can, because rain is back in the forecast for tomorrow. that's the last day of november, first day of december on ? >>> welcome back to "cbs this morning." coming up in this half hour, the woman who left the united airlines jet by the side door. a little problem, though, the plane was still moving at the yikes. >>> and the delta passenger who got in trouble for screaming at his captive audience about donald trump. >>> and a north dakota sheriff warns pipeline protesters that winter is coming and they're putting themselves in danger. hear from a veteran who is leading an effort to protect the demonstrators. >>

now for a look at your forecast, here's meteorologist sam roberts. sam. >> samantha: be aware of the threat for dense fog this morning through about 9:00. it's patchy, but where you see it, it may be quite dense and tough to see. by 9:00 that should begin to lift, and we'll go mostly sunny the rest temperatures. we're in the mid-60s this afternoon, about 15 degrees above average. tomorrow, 20-plus degrees above average and low 70s and sunshine. that weekend comes to a screeching halt. ? >>> welcome back to "cbs this morning.? coming up in this half hour, jon stewart. remember him? yeah, you do. he is keeping a close eye on politics after the election. the former "daily show" host has some critical comments, but he tells charlie repeat, not giving up on the united states of america. >>> plus, your right to be suspicious about some articles posted on facebook. a new report looks at how many americans were hooked by fake news during the election. ahead, why social networks face challenges fixing the problem. time to show you some of the morning's headlin

menefee pled not guilty to here's meteorologist samantha roberts with a look at your forecast. sam. >> samantha: thanks so much, tia. we start off with dry conditions on this busiest travel day of the year. so you shouldn't have to drive through any rain this morning, but after 1:00 scattered rainshowers are possible. those last through the afternoon, and especially do you tonight when we see the steadiest rain. temperatures running and chilly and low 40s this afternoon and we will stay there all through tonight. so i think we have a little drizzle around. not much sunshine on turkey day either, but that's okay. ? >>> a butterball turkey top flyin', this is steve. how can i help you? >> oh, i hope you can. this is really a question about stuffing. if i -- >> okay. do you call it stuffing or dressing? >> i call it stuffing. >> okay. wrong answer. bye-bye! delta o'hare tower. i need you to go to 300 feet and level off. stay in a holding pattern. >> hello? >> this is carol. welcome to the turkey top line. >> how long should i cook it? >> a long time. >> they call you an expert. >> wel

look at our app for live st here's our meteorologist sam roberts with a look at the monday forecast. hey, sam. >> samantha: hey, duff. good morning, and good morning to you. if you're just rolling out of bed, get ready for cold, blustery weather. temperatures top out in the upper 30s today, and with the wind factored in, it's going to feel like it's in the 20s all day long. a blend of sun and clouds is your forecast, and again, it will be on the blustery side. i think winds finally back off a little more for us tomorrow. forecast by the biggest travel ? it is monday, november 21st, 2016. welcome back to "cbs this morning.? three days before thanksgiving. there is more real news ahead, including the massive security effort around the president-elect and his trump towe john miller is in studio 57 to show us how big a challenge that is with millions visiting the city. first, here's a look at today's "eye opener" at 8:00. >> the knsnow is falling and ha a foot on the ground and million of americans facing the prospect of a white thanksgiving. >> winter is one month away. this is a pre-win

here's meteorologist samantha roberts with a look at your forecast. sam. >> samantha: all right, tia. thanks so much. good morning to you. if you're just rolling out of bed, a few sprinkles are possible this morning, but nothing that will slow you down at all. we're going to go partly to mostly cloudy with temperatures up to about 58 this afternoon. thursday into friday. look at that. 64 tomorrow, 73 on friday. more than 20 degrees above average, but winter returns this weekend. saturday 44 with rain changing to snow. sunday is snowshowers and could see accumulations particularly ? >>> the lincoln tunnel memo this week shows five months after the vote, there's still no plan for how britain will lead the european union after brexit. what this means is not having a plan for brexit is like dumping your girlfriend and then remembering you live together. she pays the rent and you don't have a place to >> that's one analogy. thank you, james cordon. >>> welcome back to "cbs this morning.? in this half hour, coming up, tv host megyn kelly is in our toyota green

here's meteorologist samantha roberts with a look at our election day forecast. sam. >> samantha: all right. thanks so much, tia. in the morning if you're going to get out there and vote, you can expect dry, breezy, and chilly weather, but we'll warm into the mid-60s by this afternoon. there could be a stray shower that 3:00, but i think most of us won't see rain until after 4:00, and then through the evening scattered rainshowers do continue, so those of you voting a little later today please take hand-dipped, with real milk, is the only way to make a milkshake. you can't trust machines. now, how come? once, i got a machine-made shake from some other place, and it clanked and clunked and spit out a glop into my glass. what? no. powder! what? powder! chowder? (announcer) get half-price holiday milkshakes between 2 and 5 during happy hour. ? >>> the voting is under way. these are the lines in sterling, virginia, where the polls opened at 6:00 a.m. look how long they are already. people very anxious to vote and ready to make their voices heard. welcome back to "cbs thi

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i think history is going to look back at the appointment of john roberts sam alito and conclude that those words president bush's final two decisions. >> you have. some different reviews of your book and i have my own review that i will share with you. there is a lot about everything in the book any talk about a couple of cases, your job is not a game of being perfect and the java present is not a game of being perfect but if you had to do it over again if anything you would do different or different recommendation what you talk about the steps. >> i'm often asked those questions what would you do differently and you need to appreciate how the heart these jobs are in people at the highest level will make mistakes. these are the most difficult decision you can possibly imagine. it would be great in hindsight to be able to change those decisions and wouldn't life be great if we had two overs that life isn't that way. when i was back or example to the extent that gave recommendations to the president about his authority ask commander in chief being with american citizens on the war on t

in fact, meteorologist samantha roberts says it's looking cold and dreary. and sam, we might even see some snow out there. >> yes. and we wanted to break down the impact of that snow for you, tia. i have put it all into map formo breaking out the shovels in some areas. that would be inland, ashtabula, geauga down to portage and trumbull south to youngstown. only minor issues for cleveland, akron and canton, and even then, this is not going to be a major snow event. it's just our first snow of the season, which is why we have been talking about it a lot. it's our first chance to see any accumulation for the season so far. travel farther off to the west. mansfield, toledo, lima, i don't expect big issues there at all. again, i think the biggest impact will be felt this weekend in the snowbelt. and we have a lot more to talk about in regards to this snow event. we will cover it all coming up in just a bit. but, let's get through this afternoon first. because before we get to the snow and the wind this weekend, we want to enjoy this beautiful day. it's gorgeous outside.

meteorologist samantha roberts is tracking all of that for you. hey, sam. >> hey, tia. good afternoon. if you are just joining us. we are tracking showers moving into the cleveland metro and a lot of areas seeing rain. let's go straight to the maps. i want to show you exactly what's happening on the radar. we are now cloudy after we saw a good bit of sunshine early this morning. you can see that shield of precipitation approaching the cleveland metro area. most of this is rain. but, initially when it starts falling on you, it might come down as a little sleet or gropple, initially. that can sometimes b for soft hail. so, if you see something falling looks like dip-in-dots, don't be alarmed. it will change over to rain because temperatures are on the up and up. all the way back to illinois down toward paducah, kentucky, we've got rain. so we've got a ways to go. if you will be traveling this afternoon, this is a heads up. let's say you are leaving now and you are going east taking the pennsylvania turnpike down rest of the afternoon. but, if you are going west, you bette

work together, and practice habits and focus on playing good basketball for 48 minute robert: the oops of the night, sam dekker, all alone on the breakaway, but yeah, uh-oh, hit a speed bump or something. don't know what happened. check the defender. steve: another warm day tomorrow, near 80 degrees, likely to tie or break records at all the local airports. will not last long, back into the 50's friday, upper 50's, lower 60's. daylight savings time, fall back one hour early sunday morning. day, temperatures in the middle 60's. jonathan: you said tomorrow, six minutes away from today. jimmy kimmel is next. northern virginia, on the issues, barbara comstock and donald trump are the same. comstock and trump promote deportation and reject any comprehensive immigration reform. both oppose background checks eep guns from suspected terrorists. and comstock-trump were prepared to shut down the government just for politics. time for luann bennett: comprehensive immigration reform now. common sense gun safety laws. bennett tells congress: do your job. i'm luann bennett and i approve this message. i'm luann bennet

meteorologist samantha roberts joins us now with her first-alert forecast. hi, sam. >> samantha: hi, tia, good afternoon. good afternoon to you, as well. i hope that your tuesday treating you well. if you haven't hit the polls just yet, here's what we are looking at weather wise. maybe you are going on your lunch break and you are going right now. cleveland, akron, canton, everybody off to the east w in fact, as far west as norwalk, things are dry, but there is a little light rain moving into our far western areas closer out toward the islands. erie county, sandusky, and ottawa counties as well. again, most of this is pretty light stuff. it's gradually drifting off to the east. so, if you are in erie or huron counties, heads up as we get a little bit closer to 12:30, 1:00, you could be seeing light news as we go on at 4:30, we are on until 7:00 every day. we were talking about that little chance for a few light showers by the lunchtime and early afternoon hours. i think as we get deeper into the afternoon, our rain chances will increase. so, if you go out in clevela

let's go samantha roberts tracking our first alert forecast. sam. >> samantha: it's 6:01 and cloudy outside. we have a little drizzle popping up, particularly in cuyahoga and lake counties. again, this is really light stuff. nothing measurable. not even umbrella-worthy, but as the day goes on, i would not rule out a stray shower or two. if you're black friday shopping today, take your umbrella, although you may not need it all day long. again, any rain that pops up lakeshore and out into the snowbelt. temperatures in the 30s for my early morning shoppers. for my afternoon shoppers, we'll be in the low to mid-40s. definitely coatworthy this afternoon. we look ahead to the weekend, too, this morning. things will get interesting. i have a wintery mix for tonight and that may last into tomorrow. we look ahead into that weekend forecast coming up at . laura, are you still watching aretha over there. it will take awhile. >> laura: she's still going. she has a minute and a half left. i had to see the whole thing through. i hadn't watched it yet because sh