and the rain showers and the leading edge of the cold fro moving into western ohio and movement toward the east and look at this cold air. rushing in behind this cold front so we will drop our temps 30-40 degrees in about 24 hours. by this time tomorrow we will look at lower 30s. and we are staying mild. showers. and we are in the 40s for akron and canton. you are going to want to see these, don't go to bed. >>> this is the scene after broad view road and seven hills. the driverf the car took off and the two victims were rushed to the hospital and we are working to get information on the condition. >> police are asking people to carjackings and robberies. from early in the morning until late and this is is the map of the crimes. and two men in the last carjacking at madison and west 9th. and they are armed and dangerous. >> ten-days after he was happening inland tonight. >> we cleveland tonight. and we were out there for hours. >> reporter: right the crowd is gone but the peek it was several blocks long and bringing together many groups of for the first time. >> they came out f >> but

starting te go up that's a good sign take a look at the forecaststa the shos which we th had an western ohio have not made it to cleveland yet. notice the transition we thought a little bit of rain mixed in with wet snow ce out near port clintonveh nh w too thin and nok finley at 36 with light rain mansfield 34. temperatures are starting to go up.an quick look at the radar just shows a little bit of light precipitation for the rest of the issues you'll run n into western ohio. heading into fort wayne when you cross theo westhe border look ak temperature start to go up. any transition over to the wintry mix would be brieff . all rain later on today. with the dry breaks as thee temperatures climb up about 40 later on. overnight tonightt te temperatures continue to stay pretty mild. for the overnight low. we'll stay middle upper 30s as we watch the showers break up and really start to become into early tomorrow morning. that's what we're going with as we look at storm fox radar ng the wintry mix for thethe rest. not any reports of any issues here today.e the showers early tomorrow will be prima

we'll talk about the temperatures in the lower to middle 20s.ab temperatures the western ohio cold enough for a transition from rain to slushy wet snow and or some sleet of near-that cold air at the servers that warm air overrides that cold air.ir it takes that brief transition we'll have plenty of drive driving breaks this afternoon. there may continuing overnight tonight. traffic time with patty. we don't have any accidents on thew freeway. we have a cavaliers game tonight. obviously more volume will be in the downtown area. the other is down or brunswick and it was close. haddo between keller hennig and that's-this is 71 and badly no problems. and the top in at 77 very quiet as you head into downtown.at construction project wrapped up. let's road has reopened at route eight over in macedonia.ha >> thank you. want to get you caught up on what's happening in the news on this wednesday morning. donald trump's claim to higher a special prosecutor to investigate s hillary clinton hs stop. >> and aid to the president you like says there's no plan to pursue charges against clinton. todd meany

. >> thanksgiving looks a lot better than today if are going to be traveling in western ohio if you look up forecast i what has happened y it's been this le driven forecast the we have a northwest wind keeping the flout we've melted off a fair amount of snow that we've had over the weekend.d. yesterday's high was 39. after two months well below normal as we look at the temperatures noble highs about 48.th snowfall for the season interesting that were looking now at snowfall for the seasonsh almost pick up an inch of hopkins.c that was just a couple of days ago. snowfall forhe anticipating any wintry weather here iswe that would allow for accumulating snowfall. what has is concerned now are the temperatures in the upper 20s.s. there's a warm front coming into ohio. that allows for a transition over from rain to wet snow near toledo.o right now everything is looking quiet from mansfield down to akron and canton.qu working into western ohio.o. temperatures in cincinnati are almost up to 40. as the warm front starts left both will have that warm air overrunning the cold air. that will be bri

we could even see some 20s in western ohio. but for the most part it is going to be a chilly day. kind of raw as we go through the day tomorrow. mostly cloudy and windy to start. some sprinkles around. we'll pick up the scattered showers chances and hold showers into the evening forecast as well. it will be wind out of the north sustained winds at 20. we'll have gusts higher than that. and once we get into the afternoon remember. east west bridges are going to have the biggest problems with these winds. temperatures at 50 tomorrow with the winds a big factor. to 7-foot and east of cleveland the gail warnings are up. so don't worry about getting out on the lake. mostly cloudy to start saturday. clouds break up and then next week looks stupendous. seasonal with plenty of sunshine. >> that does look great. thank you. coming up we told you earlier same old story for the browns as they lose for the tenth straight time. >> dave is back with more on >>> play clock at one. got the pass, he throws, he got hit he threw and it's picked off at the 40-yard line. going long, up by the browns en

no weather problems but farther west to i-80 and western ohio and illinois. we are seeing rain and if you happen to be traveling up into northern michigan or out toward minnesota there is snow on the ground. up and down the east coast though really no trouble. mostly cloudy tonight and a sprinkle is possible. 38 in center city and 32 in the suburbs, dry and a chance of a sprinkle in the northern suburbs and if that were to happen it's cool enough to see something on the ground freezing up but at this point it pushes the stuff farther and form north. and tomorrow for the parade we start out dry and hopefully we end dry, a few showers are around but most of the day is just cloudy. your exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. today's high 49 degrees and sunny and tomorrow 52 and a scattered spotty shower or sprinkle and hopefully dry for the parade. and we'll give you the latest model information. and friday clouds and sun and a spotty shower at night. both look dry and highs in the 50s. >> thank you david. >> quick break. more news when he come right back. >>

we look further west west will more than likely a if you're driving on 48001 the turnpike into western ohio you may see a quick two-minute showerro this is not going to e a newsworthy event here is more than just noteworthy the coverage on the again will be relatively small te were trying to be optimistic that the forecasts were no image at our cleveland and 76 to recordo high and agronomic up to 20 percent going primarily if the game does it make if it goes after 11:00 o'clock to be an increasingly higher chance of may may be seeing a shower developingcrer that could affect the game but again warmer breezy 70 degrees by 8:00 o'clock himim right now the runways we look and we don't have any problems after accident free start on our wednesday overnight work watch and please slow it down to this construction zones wezo certainly have a lot of them theyot will be wrapping up as we head towards the wintertime and maybe we can extend a little much road at railroad bridgesil that will close at some point this morning i think what about eight and) eight and remain closed to the nighthi uneventful

here's the main area of rain cincinnati into western ohio. if you're traveling look at how much dry weather you have. dallas and houston up to denver down to el paso even into vegas and l.a. and san francisco. great showers. new york city overnight tonight and through tomorrow there'll be some widely scattered rain showers for the east coast cities. but pretty much everywhere else it's fair weather. there's no major winter storm that will really slow you down or bring you any great airport delays if folks are traveling into your house for thanksgiving or if you're headed out. here a's a low sitting up over lower michigan and it's going to weaken. the many area of rain cos and then we just see some isolated rain showers wrapping around for your day today tomorrow for thanksgiving. tonight 39, rain likely, cloudy, chilly. lower and middle 40s by the time you get up. sunrise tomorrow putting the turkey in the oven. isolated showers tomorrow. hit and miss showers. it will be muddy, though, mom's mud when the kids come in. canton rain likely. 50 t

a very luxurious bust on the ohio turnpike in western ohio. troopers stopped a chevy express van on october 26 for speeding in a construction zone in wood county. this is what they found. 11 boxes full of 452 furs worth about $2 million. u.s. customs were able to confirm they were illegally imported. >>> well, students are in class today in the louisville school district but their teachers are staying home once again. they are on strike after contract talks broke down. all 180 full and part-time teachers have worked without a contract since june 30. the school board hired substitute teachers. both the school board and bargaining table to get a deal done. >>> still to come here on cleveland 19 news at noon, faith in flying. what u.s. airports are doing to help passengers take some spiritual time before they get on board. then, health alert. what kids are eating that puts them at risk for heart problems later on in life. putting a wife to work is a very dangerous thing. when i come home and dinner's not ready i go through the roof. grab 'em by t

that portions of western ohio that's what will be tomorrow. this is breaking up as well. don't expect this to be a complete wash-out of a thanksgiving, that's the good news. you could be dodging rain drops at any time through thanksgiving holiday. temperatures 45 in philadelphia. 42 wilmington, one thing i'm concerned about is the mount poconos area where it's below freezing, any stray shower that pops up overnight could ice over on a few spots. it's not a big deal but we have the chance of light freezing rain, few isolated slick spots. take it slow if you're going to be out early if you're on bridges and overpasses. tomorrow morning another batch of showers tries to push in. we'll time the rest of this out for your thanksgiving holiday and talk about what's coming up for rest of the holiday weekend. for now, jessica back over to you. >> thanks. >>> some people are still on the move hoping to get to their thanksgiving destinations on time. "eyewitness news" reporter alexandria hoff is live at a busy 30th street station, where many had to pack their patients today, alex? >

if you are traveling west, though, the rain will be in indiana and western ohio, then the rain showers move in. i think in earnest, wednesday night into thursday morning, and then it's just some isolated showers lingering for thanksgiving making that backyard football game a little temps will be close to 50 degrees for your thanksgiving day. let me show you the hour by hour. we are going to start off noontime on wednesday. notice showers just creeping in to sandusky and mansfield. watch. there we go. a couple of showers. a band of them by 3 p.m., and by 7:15, a few more isolated showers. now, the rain arrives. look, by 11:15 wednesday, and then by thursday morning, you're looking like this. it's a widely-scattered rain pattern as you're getting up and stuffing that bird, and then try to work off some of that turkey, there you go, some isolated rain showers with temps in the 40s. travel plans, snow in minneapolis, but it's moving that way. here's the main trouble spot. there will be some rain and snow here in the pacific northwest, but the main travel trouble spot will be the rain showe

could be a lake michigan connection into western ohio tomorrow. that's a bit of a wild card to throw in there. but for right now i think these this is starting tomorrow evening continuing through sunday and wrapping up on monday. 3 to 6 inches in the highest primary snow belt elevation areas 8 inches a possibility a. and the little sweet spot that everybody forgets about in southern cuyahoga county northern medina county with one to four. elsewhere a coating of possible up to 2 inches and it depends upon how things set up. you are also depending on an hour by hour forecast to tell you how we get here and i will have more on that coming up in >>> we are committed to getting you weather ready. coming up in ten minutes we will talk about the impact this hot to cold weather can have on your health. >>> we will tell you what's being done to get the roads winter ready and coolest gear to keep you warm this winter. >>> holding back tears seeing yourself dying right there it's hard. so, i mean i. never expected it would happen to me. >> a desperate search

that portions of western ohio that's what will be tomorrow. this is breaking up as well. don't expect this to be a complete wash-out of a thanksgiving, that's the good news. you could be dodging rain drops at any time through thanksgiving holiday. temperatures 45 in philadelphia. 42 wilmington, one thing i'm concerned about is the mount poconos area where it's below freezing, any stray shower that pops up overnight could ice over on a few spots. it's not a big deal but we have the chance of light freezing rain, few isolated slick spots. take it slow if you're going to be out early if you're on bridges and overpasses. tomorrow morning another batch of showers tries to push in. we'll time the rest of this out for your thanksgiving holiday and talk about what's coming up for rest of the holiday weekend. for now, jessica back over to you. >> thanks. >>> some people are still on the move hoping to get to their thanksgiving destinations on time. "eyewitness news" reporter alexandria hoff is live at a busy 30th street station, where many had to pack their patients today, alex? >

s they're already have been a few and a few widespread showers into south western ohio at thein line see how starting o move easton in there showing significant signs of weakening will fall apart completely it's just too strong for that who we are highlighting out weekend overall forecast meaning there will be a few scattered showers under 30 percent temperatures by lunchtime will be teams 45 and 50 see how they start to spread from west s to east and eventuay fall apart watch the left side of your screen. widespread rainfall overnight tonightht sc and also look at the pros traffic time for patty. right now on the roadways we are that's good news we are in sky foxth looking at the in abot and traffic is slowing lot coming across the inner belt bridge between hours of nine and sites crews will take out the as you head into townwi for suny work. we had an accident this morning down and akron along russell streetand police attempted to pl over the vehicleic for a traffic stop and bit slide hitting the streets to teenagers were transported from that vehicle no word on their condition. th

louis and even western ohio, toledo has clear skies and all that work its way in during the overnight. here's where we have frost advisories in effect. so again all the way down into tennessee frost possible overnight tonight. so the chilly air coming in from the north around the backside of the high. the high brings us sunshine tomorrow and milder temperatures but it's short lived another front, watch it dropping in, here is isolated shower in one or 2 spots but behind that for saturday another day in the mid and maybe upper 40s if we are lucky for saturday. so 38 tonight, skies clearing out it will remain chilly now, near the lakeshore you'll hang in the 40s, near the lakeshore but inland areas lower and middle 30s for some areas around mansfield, wooster. 60 tomorrow mainly sunny mild and breezy. blow back from my neighbor's yard into my yard. 34 tonight, partly cloudy and chilly for akron, canton. tomorrow 59 mild sunny and breezy. friday cooling down 51 mainly cloudy, saturday if we're lucky 50 degrees but i'm thinking 45 to 5 is a good range. sunday your best day of the weekend

50s where it is not raining and dropping in the 40s once the rain comes in this evening across western ohio and toledo and lima here and cincinnati, indiana, michigan, it is raining and not much yet. a little light rain moving through lorain county avon bay the hour. again, that's not the steady stuff. it is really tonight the alert for rain and that wind is going to pick up. 8 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. the timing on this, good for tomorrow morning's commute and we think the rain will be out. wind gusts could exceed 30 and close to 40 miles an hour on the lakeshore as this happens. 7:00 this evening, 50 or better drop in the 40s and as this rain comes in by 10:00 p.m. it will be windy as all this happens. through 4:00 in the morning wind will be with us. 7:00 a.m., a warm morning and no rain in the forecast tomorrow. we are getting in a drier wedge of air with this system. here is a look at the future view rainfall. out of this tonight a quarter to it will become wet out there. very warm by 7 a.m. i have us warming to 57. southeast to south wind 18-36. akron-canton, 55 your temperature at 7:00 a.m.

reports of heavy fogt in central, and our central and western ohio. thath is really about it. clouds breezy todayit showers moving om not many of us but those of us getting a quick shower will see it of disappearing. there is te rain with the geneva on the lake. showers moving into northern mahoning county.g warming up tomorrow why is it been so warm? here is the indication, and we have to look way up into the northern pacific ocean theno jetstream, which is very strong, but the strength is abnormally high. when you buckle into the jetstream a lot what is happening is it has not moved a lot. it shuts down the movement of cold air. what. happens is that boosts the warmth building a bridge in the middle of the country until the strong jetstream is there and it is showing signs of weakening w and buckling allowing for the warm weather the next couple of days to finally leave us and route to a big cool down. seventys friday 30s by saturday evening rain early sa going up intoe the 40s and then a quick drop with slushy, wet snow late saturday into saturday may andtu then we start to

but what is across michigan, western ohio to indiana, that off toward the north and the east. that is going to give us a wet rush hour commute come tomorrow morning. tomorrow the highs will make it to the middle 60's. dress for the warmer temperatures but don't forget the umbrella or the raincoat. in the morning the wet roadways that will cause traffic delays. driving home could look at freshly updated. the heaviest rain is 79:00 in the morn -- 9s . in the morning. through noontime, outdoor recess or the food truck. the showers continue in the 5:00 hour. moving in the day on wednesday another round of the heavier rain to move overhead. that is part of a cold front to drop the temperatures. ten- watch 7. the cold front, middle 50's obvious thursday. don't forget toys for tots on saturday national harbor. we stay in the 50's next week. no significant major outbreaks of cold air or cold weather to report on our ten-day. that is the good news. michelle: yeah. we like it. thank you. larry: that is what i like. robert: i am nervous for going into sunday. a sight you don't want to se

the next area of wet weather is across parts of indiana, western ohio. working in our direction. there's snow on the northwest side of it back through north and south dakota where they have winter storm warnings in effect. we are on the warmer side of the front. temperatures will be warming up over the next several days. today is dry and quiet. tonight clouds increase. the early part of our commute tomorrow will be dry, but rain will arrive mid to late morning and will continue through the afternoon and evening, some downpours for your evening weather gear with you even though it will be a dry as a result wednesday morning cloudy but dry it will be dry wednesday morning. the rain will fall steadily wednesday night into thursday morning. it's almost two rounds that come in. when all is said and done most of us will end up with 1 to 2 inches of rain, which is good for the drought. we need several inches of rain to put a dent in nonetheless all the rain is welcome news. some areas will see over -- will see over 2 inches. 44 in boston a little bit blow where we should be this time of

there are 23,000 buried at the ohio western reserve national cemetery in rittman. there is space for the burials of 106,000 veterans. >>> well, if you haven't bought nintendos, any classics yet, well, you could be out of luck already. they're in short supply. nintendo just released the throwback version for $60. on amazon. game stop and target are really the only selling the nes classic in stores now. good news, though, if you really want the gaming system, sellers on e-bay are offering them for $1,000. >> nick, that's all i want for christmas. >> sounds like world series tickets all over again, right? yeah, that's all you want? do you remember playing techable? >> what about duck hunt? >> duck hunt was okay. super mario brothers, can't forget about that. >>> so maybe you want to stay in and play video games today because it is a little chilly out there. you get out there, bundle up. >> movies, just stay in here. we're on for another hour here, and just enjoy the cooler weather pattern that we are seeing. we're back up to the 50s, though, by tomorrow. so this is go

they are moving into western ohio this morning. there may be a little bit of a mix out towards toledo and southern michigan this morning. i think that will improve. the rest of the holiday weekend, lea least is looking fine. as far as the region, looks pretty good as well. over towards pittsburgh and nashville and new york we are looking fine as far as your travel. so, more on the free skate coming up here in the next half- hour. guys. back to you. >> i will admit i started the rumors about you skating and i am sticking with it. >> reporter: i knew it. >> it was me. >> you are doing it. >> reporter: it's not pecan it's pecan pie. keep counting. >> reporter: i learned that down south. >> thanks greg. >>> it's 5:27. saving you from travel trouble. when you need to know before you head to the airport. >> and a huge honor. big names receiving the awards and find out who almost didn't >>> we start your morning rush with one of the busiest airport travel days of the the year. we are here at hopkins and we seen pretty much a steady stream

showers are coming through portions of indiana moving into western ohio. rain is approaching the lima area. now,om general direction of movement is towards the east and northeast. i do think as we progress deeper into the morning some of this could clip us, but the problem is this rain is moving towards some pretty dry air. so, again, i think a lot of this is going to just be above our heads. that's called verga where it looks like there's a lot of rain on the radar, but it evaporates before it gets to the ground because the air down here at the surface of the earth is so dry. i think that's kind of what pretty isolated through the daylight hours. i'm not saying we won't see any rain, but we see most of the rain tonight. just a few spotty showers possible through the day. mostly cloudy skies otherwise and temperatures running above average. our numbers this morning are pretty chilly. we're going fob in the upper 30s through about 9:00 in the morning. we hit the mid-50s this afternoon. 10-plus degrees above average for today. most of the rain. here's future

look at the rain moving through the midwest into michigan, indiana and now western ohio. that is on track for us for tomorrow. today we'll stay dry and this evening for the eagles game. and we'll see a nice warm-up today. at 10:00 this morning, 44 degrees in philadelphia. you can see the high clouds moving in from the west at noontime. but we'll still see plenty of sunshine for allentown, doylestown, trenton all at 49, 50 at cape may. at 5:00, the sun will be down, so temperatures are start to come down a little bit. with the clouds in place, not expecting them to go much cooler during the evening. so the eagles game not bad at all. 44 degrees by 8:00 this evening. . and then staying pretty steady overnight tonight and into tomorrow that's when we'll see the rain. but today, sunshine. 55 for chestnut hill, well into the 50s for the suburbs and lehigh valley. allentown and easton low 50s with lots of sunshine this morning and early this afternoon. new jersey clouds will increase late in the day. until then, enough sunshine to warm temperatures in to the low 50s. beautiful

ohio western reserve national cemetery in richmond was established by the federal government. it is a hallowed resting ground set aside specifically for honorably discharged u. s. military veterans. quiet here. but then sounds and honor guard present for every veteran funeral comprising the honor guard our military veterans themselves. >> is pretty important that we do it right.>> pretty important that you be here. >> yes. >> from throughout ohio come veterans who volunteer to be honor guard at the ohio western >> reporter: three dozen honor guard units rotate for duty. today is the funeral for ronald pena. all the while the honor guard stands at almost mystical vigil then moving upon commands. >> ready. aim. fire. [ weapons fired ] >> reporter: taps, the dutiful sound echoes. honor, tribute, until the end. >> a last farewell.>> reporter: sometimes it chokes you up doesn't fit. >> yes. >>> there may be as many as 15 funerals a day. and that each got mentally steal men steeped in military tradition and respect, the >> if it wasn't for servicemen and veterans, where would this c

heaviest rain is still back across western ohio.e will still have decent real estate between this system and our area. it doesn't expect to get in here until overnight hours or early tomorrow morning. rest of tonight eagles game, we are fine but mostly cloudy but by 4:00 tomorrow morning we will see that rain pushing in the western suburbs, and then it is an all day event, on and off rain, it is not pouring every where, all day, it does look like heaviest from the city north and west in the morning but then, in the afternoon, rain gets heavier and over went the entire area. this is 11:00 a.m. continues on and off through afternoon hours. even chance for a live thunderstorm. rumble of thunder possible tomorrow, near 6:00 p.m. starts to move out. you think we're done. then we have a secondary storm late morning on wednesday and it will continue on and off throughout wednesday morning, and perhaps another round, late wednesday night. so this does not look like it lets up for a while. two storms. two waves have rain over next two days.

western parts of pennsylvania but as we widen out the majority of the rain is still in parts of the western ohioee valley and that sinks all the way down to the south where we're tapping into the gulf of mexico and severe weather watches are popping up in the form of tornado watches in parts of jackson, mississippi and just to the north of new orleans, louisiana and again, rounds of rain will be passing as a strong jet stream carves its way up the eastern seaboard. so, for tonight it's cloudy and mild, a few showers developing by dawn especially in our pennsylvania counties, 41 in the suburbs, 46 degrees for center city with a southerly wind. large low pressure is spinning right now in the western great lakes and it's going to pretty much stall there and what that is going to do is create a jet stream south of this low that pushes to our north and west. this is a river of air that will help ignite rounds of energy that will ripple along that jet stream and kind of follow that path. so, again, one coming in tomorrow, the next one coming in on wednesday and in between the two days about one to 2 i

on.we highly doubt were going to see any major issues and a lesser driving along the turnpike into western ohio l later on this morning.n coffee quiz is coming up in about a half an hour. >> thank you scott. >> do you ever wonder how astronauts celebrate face giving >> their food is in dehydrator packets.> nasa director says his crews will be eating cherry blueberry cobbler and of course those mashed potatoes toch he reveals the one face giving day tradition that will be celebrated the international space station. >> face giving in my work is not complete without the ball so we can have mission control center sun life the to watch to complete the experience of thanksgiving. >> nice. it's currently on a four-month mission that will finish up last month.m >> back here on mother earth. many of us will head out and braved them crowd looking for a big a good deal and the stores are getting ready.y. black friday is the busiest shopping day of the year.la walmart is trying to rake in starting out deals online at 12:01 a.m. on thursday.li stores will open at 6:00 p.m. on thanksgiving day.or walmart sto

the western sections of ohio, eastern sections of indiana. you see the rain coming in trying to mix with snow at times. notice the radar changing that over from the blues to the pink. that's an indication of the temperature trying to warm a little bit. i think we'll see a change to rain as the morning goes on. to time this out for you today, we are dry between now and the lunch hour. here's future cast into motion. there's 8:00. it's going to be cold . don't get me wrong on that. temperatures in the 20s and 30s, the teens in some areas. as we move from 10:00 to noon that's when the rain works in. from noon to 3:00 off and on spotty showers. this evening a better chance of rain. there may be some lingering showers for turkey day as you set the table. don't forget that football and food go hand in hand. on saturday a big college football game, we don't need to tell you much more than that. here's the weather for those of you heading to watch the game just off to our southwest. kristen. >> j.d., thank you . >>> highways are in very good shape th

diverse population that got to weigh in, not just major cities but the rural people in western pennsylvania and ohio. it gives us a broad base democratic. it gives us presidents and ultimately good government because everyone across the fruited plane had a chance to participate and will feel like they participated in this election. >> here are people that won't be happy. if you look at california clinton won by 2.9 million votes. those votedon't count real lichlt you look at the power of those big states almost made irrelevant. clinton won them but didn't get the benefit of all of those numbers. >> i think that's right. >> i'm right about what states might be bad. we have the electoral college. there's not much we can do about it. >> you're right. it will be very difficult to change that. you need a constitutional amendment. >> little states will never go along with it. there's also like -- you can debunk that statement too. people have said, you know what? you needed it because big states were going to win over little states. if you look at the history most presidents have come from big states. the

into slightly milder air in the second thing, clouds cover starting to really sick and in western and central ohio. columbus is overcast and cincinnati. these are high, thin clouds. you may not notice the later but they help temperature from bottoming out too fast. 43 two 241 this evening. this is a comfortable evening. if you want to have a site to see the new lights, this is a perfect evening for that. >> the storm system, it's taking shape in the central plains, rain, snow and thunder aloneness. a typical plethora of all kinds of watches and warnings. let's see if i can point to this one. >>> that's a tornado warning in south central nebraska combined with that, we have a winter storm and winter weather advisories for portions of the dakotas. hot and cold air mixing in the storm system and that's really setting up for a dynamic storm. warm temperatures surging into the 60s today in the central plains. with majority of the storm, missing as to the west and northwest, we're going to get a ch the next 24 to 36 hours before the rain arrives. i think after. chilly start tomorrow, cloudy skies and te

no rain in the immediate coverage area, but back in indiana and far western ohio there are quite a few showers, and on the front side of this, a little bit of wintery precipitation, and a lot is not making it down to the ground. as it moved air mass may get more moist facilitating the development of precipitation. we'll miss out on any big snow or sleet or anything like that, but as we start to get rain developing and moving in midday and into the early afternoon hours, a little bit of sleet could pop up initially. that's it. most of today is just rain, and it's mainly confined to the afternoon and evening hours, and temperatures tonight stay right around the low 40s, and then we ? >>> passengers relaxing on a long international flight got an unexpected surprise you could say when the jet suddenly made an emergency landing in snowy siber siberia. the 230 people on board have now been stuck there for hours. the pilot of the pacific flight was concerned about a possible fire, but the plane landed safely and no fire was found there. the flight was flying from london to hong kong. a replac

a better chance you can make 80 today but there are broken lines of rain drops across parts of ohio, western pennsylvania and a few showers way down across parts of shenandoah valley. our future weather carries the best chance for light rain into northern maryland, panhandle of west virginia out towards win chetster, as early potentially as 11:00 or lunch time. a smidge behind that but not long. right here in and around town. temperatures near 80re as early as 1:00 or 2:00 this afternoon, that may prevent us from getting all the way to 80 degrees. if the rain can hold off until 3:00, we would have a much better shot at it. grab the umbrella, 60% chance for rain today. tomorrow, blustery and chilly and into 50s. optimistic, though, both days this weekend will be filled with sunshine and melissa mollet, i know you'll assign your young boy to go around the house and >> it sounds like a great activity that would take more than 20 minutes. that sounds good to me. 270 at middle brook road. northbound, southbound, rolling along just fine there on 270. inner and outer loop. no work zones on the belt

throughout a higher sense veterans volunteering to serve as honor guard at the ohio western national cemetery. three dozen units rotate for ceremonial duty. today is a funeral of ronald reagan. his family and friends are there as are the garden all of the while the honor guard stands an almost mystical mitchell then moving upon beautiful notes echo across this garden of stone. honor and tribute to the last. the last farewell. there may be as many as 15 the volunteer honor guard of aging veterans. men in military tradition and respect. jon understands as he has also stood the honor guard. >> if it wasn't for the veterans, where with this country be? >> reporter: in 2000 that thought established this cemetery in richmond. ritual tightly and so too are memories as family members return. >> they did a gorgeous job. they did the gun salute and it was a wonderful ceremony. they did a great job. it is just kind of hard to talk about. >> reporter: gravestones and underneath each one the body of a member of the u.s. military. a veteran who served honorably. each is at parade rest. jon and the

morning, maybe a spotty rain showerea in the morning most of the rainfall will live into the western part of ohio late day and looks like an evening event, into thursday morning, and those will eventually taper off ending wit the next system, showers into the weekend either friday or saturday ek with low 40s y saturday. are then close to 50 beginning next week then another system tuesday that will be also rainfall for right now. we might see another snowfall, jus beyond thate a day timeframe justification were wondering. take a moment to see this, congratulations for walter and eve kissling macedonia couple's celebrate with her 75th, they got married in 1941, shortly after he was serving in world war ii he was wounded and earned a together they have raised nine children, with 32 grandkids and 45 great-grandchildren. the milan trending topic in cleveland is dick goddard, coming up, some of our favorite lot morere dick goddard trendin tonight if you love your work, then you will never work a day in your lifefe says confucius, card has been or 55 years but has never worked a day, the washington post

inn murtha was not born western pennsylvania, but down along the ohio river in west virginia in the 1930. but moke -- both of his parents were from western pa. so he finds himself coming back here as an early child. his family tradition is irish catholic. his great-grandfather emigrated to this country. they worked in the coal mines around places like scottsdale pennsylvania,sant just to the east of pittsburgh. it is very important to know that coal mining was very havetant here because we the home of the steel industry. and: the refinement of coal and coke is part of that trajectory in the steelmaking process. so it is very important. wereck murtha's ancestors a big part of that trajectory of the steel industry here in pittsburgh. public service was a huge thing for the murtha's and the array families. influencedtly congressman murtha. he volunteered for the marine corps. he became a drill instructor down in parris island. then he became an officer's candidate at quantico. is finishedactually with his active service in the marine corps. continues for many years to be a reserve in the ma

michigan, ohio and western pennsylvania. not huge just scattered rain all 3 of the states. we are clear most will dissipate before they get in southern nevada. it is all moving up way up north from canada it is possible late in the week high clouds but only a couple. temperatures above normal for the next week and a half possibly two weeks. 80. mosquite 84. laughlin 90. death valley in the 90a. for the valley we are going to 62 under clear sky tonight. not much rain. oceanal breeze not bad. 81 the high. tomorrow's record is 83. we will be in the neighborhood tomorrow. possibly our best chance if we tie a record. your seven day forecast. 80 wednesday. are you sitting we will be in the mid to upper 70s beginning on thursday lasting through the weekend and early next week. the humanity. i'm flabbergasted. unacceptable. >> jim: you should have been running for something. no chance. >> tom: not to late to right me in. early enough? >> jim: thank you. >> maria: the coolest cites on next tell you about the hottest new trend playing around the world. "she's a slob." "she ate like a

few showers in michigan, ohio and western pennsylvania, as far as battleground states are concerned. we are clear. this cloud cover out in the pacific, big storm system you can see how it wound up but that cloud cover is respecting that shield. mountain going down to the 30s. pahrump at 43 overnight. high temperatures tomorrow afternoon, still warm, boulder city, 81, mesquite 84. in town, 58 will be the morning low temperature under clear sky. quick bounce off that 58. they're going to get up to 82 for the official high tomorrow's high is 83. that's been standing since 1950. ayyiyi, big time cool down. mid to upper 70s as we go into the weekend, mid november ask yourself: if joe heck was on your side, why did he threaten to shut down the government on his crusade to defund planned parenthood? side with the wall street banks when he called nevada's foreclosure crisis a "blip"? and why did joe heck put payday lenders and their shameful interest rates first when he took their money? nevada, it's time to put people before the corporate special interests. it's time to vote no on joe heck.

jack murtha actually was not born here in western pennsylvania, but down in -- along the ohio river down in west virginia in the 1930's. both of his parents were originally from western p.a. so he finds himself coming back here as an early child. you know, the murthas, his family tradition is they were irish catholic family. his great grandfather emigrate today this country. they worked in the coal mines around places like scottsdale and mount pleasant, pennsylvania just to the east of pittsburgh. now, it's very important to know that the coal mining was very important here because we are the home of the steel industry. and coal and the refinement of coal is part of that sort of trajectory of the steel making process. so it's very important. so jack murtha's ancestors were a big part of that trajectory of the steel industry here in pittsburgh. public service was a huge thing for the murthas and the ray families, and greatly influenced congressman murtha, particularly military service. so he volunteered for the marine corps in 1952. very quickly, he became a drill instructor down in paris

right now we are seeing these showers moving in from western new york, ohio and indiana and kentucky. advancing off to the east. we're all dry here right now. and we have past peak color, but from southern new england to boston all the way down toward washington, still some decent color showing up. this photograph that was out at little lake in montgomery county, great afternoon. get out and kayak and see some of the beautiful color there. post your pictures on twitter and instagram and facebook. after we get the rain ending, we'll have some clearing in the sky in the evening hours. near 60 on thursday. friday, veterans day in the low 60s. partly cloudy but turning chilly for the weekend. 50 on saturday with some sunshine. 30s in the morning. chilly morning on sunday as the low 60s. next week stays dry until that wednesday the following week from tomorrow. might get more showers. but overall a a dry pattern over the next ten days. >>> safetrack is already slowing your commute. >> but many of you are seeing even more slowdowns on the rails. etming up, why m ?? know you have a dedicated

live showers through ohio. western kentucky. fortunate. dry map. don't even come here and say i couldn't vote because it's too cold. >> i would never do that. i never complain about the weather. doug: i don't know southern california boy. here is the story. the frost and the freeze issue in many areas. but interesting that is parallel to the i-95 corridor. in the areas of the light blue and the frost advisory, overnight to 7:00 in the morning you go south to west through virginia. a freeze prince william and spotsylvania and the bay is under a frost advisory. the forecast numbers will host in the 30's. closer to 42 along the potomac or any of the tidal rivers of the chesapeake bay. you get a break there. it's ideal weather conditions. as far as the number goes in 67 in the afternoon. clouds roll in by tomorrow. we need showers with the cold front. sunny thursday and friday. another cold front friday to turn saturday into a partly cloudy, breezy and cold day. 49 for the highs. what i think of the records. the coldest day of the season today. the upp

this back and we see that bold specifically in places where donald trump is working hard, eastern ohio western pennsylvania where they have been specifically hard-hit with closings and changing the economic landscape but we also see it in a nostalgia for an older time that takes hold among people who are making over 100,000 dollars a year and are basically better fitting in the current economy. so it's both a specific feeling people have about their economic situation and one that's more general that really doesn't have links to people specific pocketbook concerns cousin they're doing okay. >> so many of these themes pop up in your retelling of history, go back to jackson time, the pat buchanan time, one thing we see with these uprisings that share common is a sense of populous anger, discontent with with the way things are going, a resentment toward easter and elites, jackson did not like the federal reserve, it was a different name at that time but he shut it down and caused quite a bit of economic have it, but a lot of folks felt it was something they want as they did not trust the big bank

we see that both specifically and places where donald trump is working hard ohio, western pennsylvania where they been specifically hard hit with closings and changing economical landscape. we also see in a kind of nostalgia for an older time that takes hold among people are making over $100,000 a year and a basically benefiting. it's both a specific feeling that people have about the economic situation and one that's just much more general that does have any links to give people specific pocketbook concerns because they're doing okay. >> host: some of these themes pop up in your telling of history, and we go back to the jackson period, certainly the pat buchanan appeared. one thing we see these uprisings share in common is a sense of populist anger, discontent with the way things are going, a resentment towards elite, jackson didn't like the federal reserve. it was by a different name at the time but he shot it down and caused quite a bit of economic havoc a lot of folks felt like it was, well, something they wanted because they didn't trust of those big bankers in east. >> guest: and

moving through the ohio valley and states across the region getting rainfall through ohio into michigan as well. western pa, philly looks good. in fact the entire 95 corridor is not going to have an issue including us as we've been tomorrow but for us locally here looking great. temperatures in the 60s getting back into the low 80s this afternoon ending the day closing polls with temperatures in the mid 70s and partly cloudy skies. we'll talk more about that front and what to expect there after in a few minutes. >> thanks ivan. 5:38. a little league field of dreams turns into a nightmare. how criminals kept kids from at a local little league are unable to play and nothing to do with their skill levels. their field has been vandalized multiple times and they want it to stop. >> ashley, do league officials have any idea who might be responsible? >> well the president tells us he likes to think that it is kids because hard to believe that any self respecting adult would do something like this. take a look at this video. here's a closer look at the type of damage they are dealing with. on friday someone spl

but this will cause a little bit of delays at least on the roids around parts of the western great lakes and ohioalley today. and tomorrow, that system moves a little bit towards the east. so we might see a delay around chicago later on, some delays in the pacific northwest. tomorrow mostly driving, problems out across the west coast with those storms moving on in. and the east, the storm will pull off across the east coast, so scattered showers, a little bit of drizzle. nothing that should cause any big problems. but will just get you in the mood for what is coming the day after thanksgiving which is christmas. >> and we'll talk about that one another time. rick reichmuth, thank you so in promise to prosecute hillary clinton sparking uproar among many conservatives. reince priebus explaining that prosecuting her and the clinton foundation simply not a top priority. >> i'm sure if something comes around that is some kind of, you know, bomb that we don't know about, we'll have to take a look at it. but his point is he's looking forward to leading this country, he's not looking to further injure th

backing pelosi as house minority leader.congressman ron kind -- from western wisconsin -- isn't saying who he supports. pelosi is ohio representative tim ryan. former president george w. bush managed to 'sneak' into town thursday night.bush was the keynote speaker at froedtert and the medical college of wisconsin's healthcare dinner. the annual event raises funds for the digestive disease center. a high distinction for four american heroes.the french consulate in milwaukee awarded the world war two vets with knight of the legion of honor medals. it was a very proud moment for families but an supposed to be honored -- but suddenly passed away this week. she accepted the award in his place. "we we're going to be here together today and he died tuesday evening.""he was just the love of my life."norma says she plans to send her husbands medal to the fort bragg museum in north carolina. she says that's what he the hunger task force is filling the bins for milwaukee families this thanksgiving. nearly 100 expected to gather this morning to fill the boxes with holiday food items like potatoes, squash and turkey. food pantry

lot of reporting in parts of the country that are now trump central, like western north carolina and the area around youngstown, ohio, tampa bay, and what i found was a sense of not just frustration but utter disconnection from what was going on in washington, in new york, in silicon valley, all the power centers, people felt they weren't heard, they were despised by the elites, which is a word i heard often, that their children were not going to have the future that -- as good a future as they had had and that there was no more middle class, it was disappearing in these places, and none of that prepared me quite for donald trump, but it did tell me that below the surface there were these tectonic movements that were dangerous and going to rise to the surface and be felt at some point. >> trevor: you had an interview with hillary clinton recently and spoke to her and she said she didn't feel that -- i think the quote was -- they provided as clear a message about how we see the economy as we need to, and she was referring to a lack of the message going to those voters. >> her husband is remembered as kind of a son of

in manufacturing and what some would consider bad trade deals, in places like western pa, western new york, ohio, michigan, wisconsin, those jobs are coming back? >> oh, you're going to see a lot of those jobs come back. look at war on coal in a lot of states you mentioned, pennsylvania, ohio, kentucky, others where they killed the coal industry. let's allow american energy to thrive again. let's bring american jobs back. a lot of companies moving overseas because the tack code doesn't work anymore. let's lower tax rates to bring those jobs back too. a lot of real opportunities. bill: paul ryan said we have to go big. what does that mean? >> what it means is, this isn't a time to be meek. when ronald reagan talked about, get rid of the pastels and let's go big and bold on conservative solutions that will get our country moving again. it means focusing on the economy. getting the government out of the way of this big government approach to everything from health care to banking, to how much of money somebody is going to make in their entry level job is crushing the middle class. i think people ha

that rain will move into the ohio river valley and into parts of western pennsylvania by early thanksgiving, and then things will be kind of spotty for the northeast. it ain't bad fours, that's for sure. 81 degrees and partly cloudy. it is going to be a beautiful warm on friday, a little bit cooler for the weekend but not by much. next week is not only w5r78er but humid, too, he is special by tuesday and wednesday. >> but this is florida. it just goes like that. but a big weekend. gators-noles. >> i'm going to tell why you this guy cod hey! is this enough? a little more... grandma! there you go... there's no more room. how's it looking? 20 more minutes... 8, 9... we need 1 more yes... let's enjoy. we need more rolls there was a little girl, and she became friends with every animal she met. it's getting late, grandma should go. one more? in the end, all we really need more of, is each other. >>> by next weekend we will know the four times vying to compete for the playoff championship in tampa on january 9th. if things were to stay status quo though here is how it would look for the third str

example, just this last fall there were similar chance and banners welcoming freshman at ohio state university at western ontario university and old dominion just to name a few and last year the university at texas tech was suspended for flying a banner that read no means yes for another fraternity was suspended for distributing in e-mail with the subject line to lower your rape date that ended'' back to want to see everyone succeed at the next couple of parties. and at william and mary fraternity member center around a message that included the following phrase, never mind the extremities that surround it the a 99% of princess leaendousy illogical bolsa it consider only about 1%. then the chant in halifax to welcome new students as nu boys we like the young oh so tight under age no consentor kravis ass unfortunately the list goes on and every fall abc's days celebration of black of consent the degradation of young women and these examples show some men on campus to say no means yes where that is not only irrelevant but undesirable but that is openly valued in to make it plain that actively seeking cents