renee myers tells me she's on a mission to provide a safe space for family members of the victims to be able to share with one another, their grief and pain with the person behind bars and charged with the crimes committed in the stockton serial killings. >> renee myers says the word relief comes to mind and sense of community relief knowing that this individual has been captured and is now behind bars where he deserves to be. wesley brownlee was arrested this month and charged with murder in 3 of the 6 cases as police were narrowing in on brown. the myers started an online community on facebook called the stockton serial killer community news and information page. so far she's gotten more than 4,000 members and has even connected with family members of victims. in the case we're providing them information about. >> court appearances and we are helping them to be connected to one another so that they don't feel alone during this particularly devastating in trying time in their life. >> through this myers says she became inspired to do something for them to help them heal. they absolu

a coroner ruled myers death a suicide after she was found dead in her dorm room back on march. first of this year, the night before on february. 28, she received it distressing email from stanford's office of community standards. >> informing meyer that she was facing a formal charge. according to the lawsuit, the charge stemmed from an incident in which meyer poured coffee on a football player after he kissed one of myra soccer teammates without consent. in the lawsuit, myers parents claim stanford's after hours disciplinary charge and the reckless nature and manner of submission caused their daughter to suffer in acute stress reaction that impulsively led to her suicide. also writing. actions that led to the death of katie meyer began and ended with stanford university. stanford says this is inaccurate the university initially reported the claim and did not move forward with investigation because the criteria was not met. stanford says multiple allegations in the filing are foles and they strongly disagree. they should be held responsible for her death part because is there c

a coroner ruled myers death a suicide after she was found dead in her dorm room back on march. first of this year, the night before on february. 28, she received it distressing email from stanford's office of community standards. >> informing meyer that she was facing a formal charge. according to the lawsuit, the charge stemmed from an incident in which meyer poured coffee on a football player after he kissed one of myra soccer teammates without consent. in the lawsuit, myers parents claim stanford's after hours disciplinary charge and the reckless nature and manner of submission caused their daughter to suffer in acute stress reaction that impulsively led to her suicide. also writing the actions that led to the death of katie meyer began and ended with stanford university. stanford says this is inaccurate the university initially reported the claim and did not move forward with investigation because the criteria was not met. stanford says multiple allegations in the filing are foles and they strongly disagree. they should be held responsible for her death art, because is ther

renee myers tells me she's on a mission to provide a safe space for family members of the victims toable to share with one another, their grief and pain with the person behind bars and charged with the crimes committed in the stockton serial killings. >> renee myers says the word relief comes to mind and sense of community relief knowing that this individual has been captured and is now behind bars where he deserves to be was lee brown lee was arrested this month and charged with murder in 3 of the 6 cases as police were narrowing in on brown. the myers started an online community on facebook called the stockton serial killer community news and information page. so far she's gotten more than 4,000 members and has even connected with family members of victims. in the case we're providing them information about. >> court appearances and we are helping them to be connected to one another so that they don't feel alone during this particularly devastating in trying time in their life. >> through this myers says she became inspired to do something for them to help them heal. they absolutel

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so i'm very pleased to welcome brenda myers-powell myers powell has been advocating for victims of sex trafficking since 1997. she co-founder and executive director of the dreamcatcher foundation and she currently serves on the u.s. advisory council on human trafficking. brenda's work with dreamcatcher dreamcatcher and victims was the focus of the sundance award winning documentary dreamcatcher. now leaving breezy street is the stunning account of brenda myers, powell's brutal and beautiful. in prostitution. at the age of 15 with two baby daughter. she called herself breezy. she was tough. a survivor, every sense of the word and she begins her her author's note with respect. that's how i lived my life. i'm needing respect, demanding respect. and actually, that's how i got into a lot of trouble. i found myself. and she warns us that she's not trying to tell a story about her past. using the careful words of right now, we need to know what she was hearing and what she was telling herself. quote, because it's the truth. around. we need a little truth. so i'm so pleased to welcome ms.. bre

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i'm pleased to welcome brenda myers-powell. [applause] >> guest: thank you, everybody, for being here tonight. it is always an honor when anybody comes out of their own comfort zone to hear somebody else's story or 2 here somebody else talk. that is amazing today since we've got so much going on on television and internet. we could stay at home but we know the value of interaction with human beings. at least we do. our kids don't. they don't have any concept of that. but thank you for being here this evening. let's get into the meat of things. what do you want to know and what do you want to ask me? when i wrote this book, after we did documentary, people kept asking me, we want to know more about your story and i would go around and speak and people would ask me what is your story? because i would tell little parts of my story to relate to issues of human trafficking and different things i was lobbying for or trying to get things passed for girls in human trafficking and i would tell stories to relate to the issue at hand beca

a coroner ruled myers death a suicide after she was found dead in her dorm room back on march. first of this year, the night before on february. 28, she received it distressing email from stanford's office of community standards. >> informing meyer that she was facing a formal charge. according to the lawsuit, the charge stemmed from an incident in which meyer poured coffee on a football player after he kissed one of myra soccer teammates without consent. in the lawsuit, myers parents claim stanford's after hours disciplinary charge and the reckless nature and manner of submission caused their daughter to suffer in acute stress reaction that impulsively led to her suicide. also writing the actions that led to the death of katie meyer began and ended with stanford university. stanford says this is inaccurate the university initially reported the claim and did not move forward with investigation because the criteria was not met. stanford says multiple allegations in the filing are foles and they strongly disagree. they should be held responsible for her death art, because is ther

a coroner ruled myers death a suicide after she was found dead in her dorm room back on march. first of this year, the night before on february. 28, she received it distressing email from stanford's office of community standards. >> informing meyer that she was facing a formal charge. according to the lawsuit, the charge stems from an incident in which meyer poured coffee on a football player after he kissed one of myra soccer teammates without consent. in the lawsuit, myers parents claim stanford's after hours disciplinary charge and the reckless nature and manner of submission caused their daughter to suffer in acute stress reaction that impulsively led to her suicide. also writing the actions that led to the death of katie meyer began and ended with stanford university. stanford says this is inaccurate. the university initially reported the claim and did not move forward with investigation because the criteria was not met. stanford says multiple allegations in the filing are foles and they strongly disagree. they should be held responsible for her death part because is there

a coroner ruled myers death a suicide after she was found dead in her dorm room back on march.ht before on february. 28, she received it distressing email from stanford's office of community standards. >> informing meyer that she was facing a formal charge. according to the lawsuit, the charge stems from an incident in which meyer poured coffee on a football player after he kissed one of myra soccer teammates without consent. in the lawsuit, myers parents claim stanford's after hours disciplinary charge and the reckless nature and manner of submission caused their daughter to suffer in acute stress reaction that impulsively led to her suicide. also writing the actions that led to the death of katie meyer began and ended with stanford university. stanford says this is inaccurate the university initially reported the claim and did not move forward with investigation because the criteria was not met. stanford says multiple allegations in the filing are false and they strongly disagree. they should be held responsible for her death art, because is there causation? did stanford? >>

a coroner ruled myers death a suicide after she was found dead in her dorm room back on march. first of this year, the night before on february. 28, she received it distressing email from stanford's office of community standards. >> informing meyer that she was facing a formal charge. according to the lawsuit, the charge stems from an incident in which meyer poured coffee on a football player after he kissed one of myra soccer teammates without consent. in the lawsuit, myers parents claim stanford's after hours disciplinary charge and the reckless nature and manner of submission caused their daughter to suffer in acute stress reaction that impulsively led to her suicide. also writing the actions that led to the death of katie meyer began and ended with stanford university. stanford says this is inaccurate the university initially reported the claim and did not move forward with investigation because the criteria was not met. stanford says multiple allegations in the filing are foles and they strongly disagree. they should be held responsible for her death art, because is there

a coroner ruled myers death a suicide after she was found dead in her dorm room back on march. first of this year, the night before on february. 28, she received it distressing email from stanford's office of community standards. >> informing meyer that she was facing a formal charge. according to the lawsuin, the charge stems from an incident in which meyer poured coffee on a football player after he kissed one of myra soccer teammates without consent. in the lawsuit, myers parents claim stanford's after hours disciplinary charge and the reckless nature and manner of submission caused their daughter to suffer in acute stress reaction that impulsively led to her suicide. also writing the actions that led to the death of katie meyer began and ended with stanford university. stanford says this is inaccurate. the university initially reported the claim and did not move forward with investigation because the criteria was not met. stanford says multiple allegations in the filing are foles and they strongly disagree. they should be held responsible for her death part because is there

a coroner ruled myers death a suicide after she was found dead in her dorm room back on march. first of this year, the night before on february. 28, she received it distressing email from stanford's office of community standards. >> informing meyer that she was facing a formal charge. according to the lawsuit, the charge stems from an incident in which meyer poured coffee on a football player after he kissed one of myra soccer teammates without consent. in the lawsuit, myers parents claim stanford's after hours disciplinary charge and the reckless nature and manner of submission caused their daughter to suffer in acute stress reaction that impulsively led to her suicide. also writing the actions that led to the death of katie meyer began and ended with stanford university. stanford says this is inaccurate the university initially reported the claim and did not move forward with investigation because the says multiple allegations in d the filing are foles and they strongly disagree. they should be held responsible for her death art, because is there causation? did stanford? >> y

renee myers tells me she's on a mission to provide a safe space for family members of the victims tole to share with one another, their grief and pain with the person behind bars and charged with the crimes committed in the stockton serial killings. >> renee myers says the word relief comes to mind and sense of community relief knowing that this individual has been captured and is now behind bars where he deserves to be. wesley brownlee was arrested this month and charged with murder in 3 of the 6 cases as police were narrowing in on brown. the myers started an online community on facebook called the stockton serial killer community news and information page. so far she's gotten more than 4,000 members and has even connected with family members of victims. in the case we're providing them information about. >> court appearances and we are helping them to be connected to one another so that they don't feel alone during this particularly devastating in trying time in their life. >> through this myers says she became inspired to do something for them to help them heal. they absolutely n

a coroner ruled myers death a suicide after she was found dead in her dorm room back on march. first of this year, the night before on february. 28, she received it distressing email from stanford's office of community standards. >> informing meyer that she was facing a formal charge. according to the lawsuit, the charge stems from an incident in which meyer poured coffee on a football player after he kissed one of myra soccer teammates without consent. in the lawsuit, myers parents claim stanford's after hours disciplinary charge and the reckless nature and manner of submission caused their daughter to suffer in acute stress reaction that impulsively led to her suicide. also writing the actions that led to the death of katie meyer began and ended with stanford university. stanford says this is inaccurate. the university initially reported the claim and did not move forward with investigation because the criteria was not met. stanford says multiple allegations in the filing are foles and they strongly disagree. they should be held responsible for her death part because is there

a coroner ruled myers death a suicide after she was found dead in her dorm room back on march. first of this year, the night before on february. 28, she received it distressing email from stanford's office of community standards. >> informing meyer that she was facing a formal charge. according to the lawsuit, the charge stems from an incident in which meyer poured coffee on a football player after he kissed one of myra soccer teammates without consent. in the lawsuit, myers parents claim stanford's after hours disciplinary charge and the reckless nature and manner of submission caused their daughter to suffer in acute stress reaction that impulsively led to her suicide. also writing the actions that led to the death of katie meyer began and ended with stanford university. stanford says this is inaccurate the university initially reported the claim and did not move forward with investigation because the criteria was not met. stanford says multiple allegations in the filing are foles and they strongly disagree. they should be held responsible for her death art, because is there

a coroner ruled myers death a suicide after she was found dead in her dorm room back on march. first of this year, the night before on february. 28, she received it distressing email from stanford's office of community standards. >> informing meyer that she was facing a formal charge. according to the lawsuit, the charge stems from an incident in which meyer poured coffee on a football player after he kissed one of myra soccer teammates without consent. in the lawsuit, myers parents claim stanford's after hours disciplinary charge and the reckless nature and manner of submission caused their daughter to suffer in acute stress reaction that impulsively led to her suicide. also writing the actions that led to the death of katie meyer began and ended with stanford university. stanford says this is inaccurate the university initially reported the claim and did not move forward with investigation because the criteria was not met. stanford says multiple allegations in the filing are foles and they strongly disagree. they should be held responsible for her death art, because is there

it crashed remains unclear, but both people aboard were killed including wbtv meteorologist jason myers. >> rain from the south -- >> reporter: the father of four fell in love with weather during a third grade science project. also killed, chip theyag, sky 3's pilot the last five years, and a hero in his final minute of flight. >> he apparently knew he was in trouble and circled looking for a place to put that down. i don't think he had any choice. it was going down, and he -- he got it just off the highway and avoided it. >> reporter: charlotte's police chief agrees -- >> if that is truly the case, then that pilot is a hero in my eyes. >> reporter: lifesaving but heartbreaking for wbtv. >> this is a family here at wbtv. and we are devastated, we're devastated for their families. >> reporter: a veteran member of the newsroom told me the two men went flying to give myers some special training in the helicopter. both men died doing what they loved. mark strassmann, cbs news, atlanta. >>> the suspect in a deadly crash at a massachusetts apple store says it was an accident. 53-year-old brad

manuel bojorquez, cbs news, fort myers. >> and that's the "overnight news" for this thursday. for some of you, the news continues. for others, check back later for "cbs mornings." and remember that you can follow us online any time at cbsnews.com. reporting from here in the nation's capital, i'm norah o'donnell. >>> this is cbs news flash. i'm dan lieberman in new york. president biden warned that america's democratic traditions are in peril less than week before the midterm elections, warning that democracy itself is under threat from election deniers, fueling a rise in political violence and voter intimidation. he called out extreme maga republicans as a minority, but driving force of the republican party. >>> thanksgiving will be more expensive this year. about 13.5% more compared to last year thanks to inflation. according to market research firm iri, that includes turkey, meats, baking goods and popular side dishes. >>> and in game four of the world series, the houston astros threw a combined no-hitter against the philadelphia phillies, winning 5-0 to tie the series at tw

it crashed remains unclear, but both people aboard were killed, including wbtv meteorologist jason myers. >> rain from the south -- >> reporter: the father of four fell in love with weather during a third grade science project. also killed chip tayag, sky 3's pilot the last five years, and a hero in his final minute of flight. he apparently knew he was in trouble, and he circled, looking for a place to put that down. i don't think he had any choice, it was going down, and he -- he got it just off the highway and avoided -- >> reporter: charlotteas police chief agrees. >> if that is truly the case, then that pilot is a hero, in my eyes. >> reporter: life saving, but heartbreaking for were the v. >> this is a family here as were the v, and bush at wbtv, and we are devastated for their families. >> reporter: a veteran member of the news room says the two men went flying to give myers elter.pecial training in t they both died doing w the h. o'donnelloh, mark, nk youers anou with our cbs affiliate in charlotte. turning now to the thanksgiving travel rush. today is expected to be the busiest d

myers. chad myers is live in the cnn weather center. leyla, let's start with you. >> reporter: i think this is the strongest wind i've felt since we've been out this morning, kind of making our way north. earlier we were in melbourne, now in titusville. let's show you what it looks like in terms of the water that is rising. you can see the wind really showing in the trees, the water coming in. this is an area we should mention that saw really bad flooding after hurricane ian. so an area that was already vulnerable given the flooding that we saw just six weeks ago here. so i have spoken to emergency operation officials. they're really warning people to stay home because this isn't over yet, especially in those areas where coastal erosion has been deemed an issue just north of where we are right now in vo volusia county, they've deemed dozens of homes unsafe given the coastal erosion. the big thing they're watching is for flooding, for the high tide that's bringing in higher levels of water as well as the impact this will have for coastal erosion as they get out to d

one of those counties is lee, in southwestern florida, home to fort myers, a popular beach destinationrebuilding their lives. tommy doyle is the lee county supervisor of elections. mr. doyle, thank you for talking with me. can you start by painting a picture, ticking off for us what doe: we're trying to deal with trying to get people out to vote early. because of the storm, we only have 12 sites available around the county. we don't want people to wait until election day, because if they do, there may be lines, and we're trying to avoid those lines. we had to go to the 12 sites, because we could not staff 97 sites. and a lot of the polling locations aren't even there. a lot of our polling locations are churches. they're using those churches for relief for the people who have been devastated by the storm, so they wouldn't be available. soledad: you've relocated those polling places. you've increased, i know, vote by mail. why specifically were those things done? tommy doyle: this model allows you to vote anywhere, any site on election day, so you don't have to go to your specific precin

the night myers died by suicide. a letter from stanford that threatened her removal from the university . the university has not admitted responsibility for meyer's death. 604 a writer who accused former president donald trump of sexual assault filed a lawsuit against him today, minutes after new law went into effect in new york state. carroll's lawyer filed the lawsuit as the adult survivors act temporarily lifted the state's usual deadline for suing over sexual assault. carol is now an advice columnist for elle magazine. she first made the claim in 2019 book writing. the former president raped her in the dressing room of the new york city department store in 1995, or 96. previously carol had been barred from state law by state law from suing because too many years had passed since the alleged incident. here at home santa clara counties reporting its first flu death of the season. health officials say the individual was an adult under the age of 65 with underlying health conditions and reportedly hadn't been vaccina

now leaving breezy street is the stunning account of brenda myers-powell powell's brutal and beautiful life in prostitution. at the age of 15, with two baby daughters. she called herself breezy. she was tough. a survivor in every sense of the word. and she begins her her author's note with respect. that's how i lived my life. i'm need she begins her authors note with respect, that's how i live my life. demanding respect and that's how i got into trouble. she warns us she's not trying to tell a story about her past careful words of right now. we need to know what he was hearing and telling herself because it's the truth. look around, we need a little truth telling. pleased to welcome. [applause] >> thanknk you for being here tonight. it's always an honor when anybody comes out of their own comfort zone to hear somebody else's story or hear somebody talk. it's amazing what got so much going on a on the television and internet, we can just stay at home. cantley? but we know the value of interaction humans, at least we do. our kids don't. [laughter] but thank you for being here this evenin

you don't obviously where you used to use march to walk you through as myers. she has national news here which almost almost a college supposed to know. ready ready ready ready ready ready ready ready ringback ringback what i need real yes, in the law. not to teach cd so that generally, yeah, mom will meet h e e e a. so. ready ready or shall starlit fall and media. ringback say you have seniority, he and his mom decides the mia and roy, it says he did, it wasn't detail altogether down on, but any teela he has form, you cheerfully shame on me. and the reason why he can do more with. ready i'm one year lease with people up i see will go on your bulk. they show a slice of cell. ideal jazz is hoshal. ah, this is just part of the core to what it was for. will start with the idea that you have, am i supposed to do that for? did you miss me a call from the ping addition as soon special mcqueen, this medical for a number wasn't working with you cuz this is a summary. so to summarize the process of dealing with him and let him religion liquid just why don't lose that. a

. >> reporter: a veteran member of the newsroom told me the two men went flying to give myers some special training in the helicopter. they both died doing what they loved. norah. >> mark, thank you. our hearts are with our cbs affiliate in charlotte. >>> as families gather together this week for thanksgiving, health officials are concerned about a tripledemic of respiratory illnesses -- the flu, rsv, and covid-19. hospitals across the country are already bracing and facing a shortage of pediatric beds. and we traveled to boston to find out why. for every patient discharged from the pediatric icu at mass general for children, three more are waiting for that bed. >> i've never seen in my 26 years the capacity issues. there's no picu beds in the northeast. >> reporter: a surge of rsv cases has hospitals nationwide struggling to treat patients like 1-month-old alma. >> she went from, you know, breastfeeding to being intubated in just one day, and i was so shocked. >> you're doing such a good job. >> reporter: when she saw her baby gasping for her, gabriella went to the local hospital. alma wa

here's what we saw on the ground. >> hurricane ian hit this part of florida, the gulf of mexico, fort myersle have forgotten about it because the storm is over. but if you look at the properties, here the devastation has just begun. it will be years before people are back here, for this area is fully recovered. it's a devastating sight to see. >> please don't forget about that storm. the washington post reports hurricane ian has left florida with roughly five times the amount of debris hurricane sandy created in new york. that's enough to fill the empire state building 22 times. the post also reports cleanup efforts and coastal cities and counties hardest hit by the category four storm will likely take months and cost billions and billions of dollars. so that is why team rubicon is doing what they can to help mobilize hundreds of volunteers to do things like clean out homes, clear debris, and tar roofs. this is a huge effort. with the uptick of extreme weather, we know their work will never really be done. so this giving tuesday, consider donating to team rubicon at team rubicon usa dot org

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brenda myers-powell.[applause] >> thank you jan, thank you so much and think you everybody for beingal here tonight is always n honor when anybody comes out of their own comfort zone to hear somebody else's story were here somebody else you know, talk that is amazing. we have so much going on in the television and internet it we could just stay at home can't way but we know the value of interaction with the human beings and at least we do but our kids don't. [laughter] [laughter] but thank you for being here this evening. let's get into the meat of things and what you want to know and what do you want to ask me because when i decided to write this book it was because after we had done a documentary. and people kept asking me, we want to know more about your story. i would going around and i would speak people would ask me, what is your story brenda, because i would tell little parts of my story. to relate to issues of human trafficking and different things that i was lobbying for or trying to get things p

manuel bojorquez, cbs news, fort myers. >>> that is the "overnight news" for this monday.of you, the news continues. for others, check back with us later for "cbs mornings" and follow us online any time at cbsnews.com. reporting from the broadcast center in new york city, i'm jericka duncan. ♪ >>> this is "cbs news flash." i'm serena marshall in washington. we're just one day away from election day. and president biden spent last night in new york stumping for kathy hochul as she tries to blunt the momentum of her gop challenger. the president calls the midterms an inflection point that impact the next 20 years. >>> jake sullivan has been in contact with top aides of russian president vladimir putin. cbs news has ird it's an effort to de-escalate the war in ukraine and reduce the nuclear threat. >>> it was all kenya at the marathon. chebet took the men's tild and lokedi in her first ever marathon took the first place for the women's race. download the cbs news app on your cell phone or connectedtv. i'm serena marshall, cbs news, washington. ♪ >>> a mad dash to get out the

. >>> meteorologist chad myers is live at cnn weather center. so clhad, east coast looks grea and middle of the country doesn't look so great and later in the week weather may get in the way. >> two separate systems in texas and another one that will develop almost in the exact same spot over the northeast on sunday. today, though, in and out of the northeast at parades, fantastic. big parade in houston getting a little bit wet to your south side here. make sure you have an umbrella or a poncho if you're heading out there. back out to the northwest of there, there is snow on the ground. 6 to 8 inches of snow. let me take you now day by day. tomorrow the rain that is here moved off shore but another system south of houston moves up into the same area. that is the weather that is going to get in the way for sunday. that low right there will be right here, right over the big airports by sunday afternoon. here is how it maps out. three to five inches of rain across the south and then eventually it gets off toward the northeast. here is your sunday.

let's go to chad myers in the cnn weather center. hi there, chad. what can you tell us about this? >> reporter: we think of severe weather season being the spring. the exact opposite happens now. the cold air trays to push the air back down and there is a clash. the winter or fall is not nearly as strong as the spring season. but 18 tornados yesterday. some of the pictures i saw live from storm chaser were easily ef-3. so 150 or more miles per hour. this was the beginning of the storm. as it moved to the north and across the red river into oklahoma, they were long, live tornados. they were on the ground a very long time. they were a quarter to half a mile wide at the base. so this is the damage we're seeing this morning. obviously, the tornados down to the south. but there was golf-ball sized hail in madison, wisconsin yesterday from the same system. now, the threat of tornados has gone away. at least most of it has. now the threat is a wind threat. it's more of a squall line. it is the line that will push wind ahead of it. it's in jackson, mississippi now, down to louisiana to the

chad myers, great to see you. thank you so much. >>> to politics now and the race to midterm elections is heading into the home stretch. >> just three days to go. we can see the finish line, amara. the candidates and high-profile friends are making their final pitch. >> and a battle for the control of the senate. it comes down to a handful of key states, including pennsylvania. president biden, barack obama are campaigning today. >> early voting is up compared to the last midterm election in 2018. 2 million of early ballots were cast in georgia where reverend raphael warnock and football star herschel walker are locked in a state race. >> eva mccand is on the senate race in georgia. what do we know so far when it comes down to raphael warnock and herschel walker? >> reporter: good morning to you both. 2 million people voted. that ended yesterday. of course people can vote on tuesday, election day. and i get a sense from speaking to georgians they are so engaged because of the senate contest that is so close. and b

we're taking a look now >> highway 50 at myers.ou know, we were talking about snow up in that area, right? no snow falling, right this second. but i know they're definitely getting some moisture out there. as you can see that car driving a little slow. we're going to need you to drive slow to. if you're headed that way. murray's rodriguez has a look at all that thew are to get in the coming days. yeah, that's right. because not only are they going to be under winter storm warning, but a winter weather advisory starting sunday afternoon. >> for all of this year is if you are planning on heading out to take advantage of that fresh powder head out tonight or early sunday morning because we're tracking several feet of snow in the coming days. so let's take a look at radar for donner summit. some light scattered rain showers. but overall, some snow flurries over south lake tahoe and kirkwood drying out, at least for now. but as you can see, donner summit definitely tracking that valley. rain out there this evening. so please drive safel

cnn meteorologist chad myers joins me now. chad, we've gotten off to a pretty good start. later in the week. >> getaway tuesday, getaway wednesday, it looks really good. get home saturday, get home sunday, maybe not so good. the only real problem we have today is pacific northwest snow. a couple of thunderstorms across parts of florida. but this is the snow that is going to come down over the next few days. maybe even down toward the passes which means getting overto the other side of the cascades could be a little bit tricky at times. but this is the biggest thing for the next couple of days. then all of a sudden things begin to develop in the plains. temperatures nice and mild for thanksgiving. 65 in atlanta and we haven't seen that in weeks. 56 in chicago. we'll take that. but here is where it all kind of goes downhill. hoo here is friday morning. notice the rain across the parts of the southeast. and people aren't traveling on friday but airports could be slow here. and then look around i-40 around amarillo and new mexico, that is a potential snowstorm. as the storm pr

meteorologist chad myers tracking it all for us in the cnn weather center. who is having a pretty thanksgiving and maybe a not-so-pretty thanksgiving. >> new york city is having a very, very nice thanksgiving with the parade going on. the people from the show me state down to the hill country of texas, those are the people that are now seeing the rain showers, the thunderstorms. back out to the west, on the colder side of this, there's actually snow coming down. that could be a little problematic when it comes to driving. back to what pete said, i don't think i've ever heard of an airline never having one cancellation in a day. pretty amazing. good travel today up and down the east coast. 54 in new york city, 60s up and down the coast. the rain comes through tonight and moves away tomorrow. there will be some rain that will eventually hit here. another batch of showers starts to develop across texas. again, a separate system and this is for saturday night. most people will be driving home on sunday. guess where that goes? right back up into the northeast. we

for more on what you need to know, let's get to meteorologist chad myers live in cnn's weather centeri hope you had a nice thanksgiving but traveling today what should you expect? >> i'm going to call this slick friday, not black friday because there's a lot of rain across the eastern one-third of the country right now and even snow in parts of new mexico and texas. the live radar under the airport delays we have none, zero airport delays. but we expect some on sunday. look at the temperatures, so nice to be out, even if you're out shopping. i did a lot of mine online, that's the place to do it, especially underneath all this rain, why drive out there and get wet in the parking lot. this is the day on sunday that we're worried about, everybody trying to come home and the orange planes across the northeast mean moderate to severe airport delays possible when the weather is right over your particular airport. so keep that in mind, kaitlan. >> i have a football game in alabama that i'm going to tomorrow, i made sure to pack my rain jacket, chad myers. thank you. >> get ready to lose. >>

let's go to meteorologist chad myers in the cnn weather center for more on this.it off-season, right, chad? >> it is. except there's a small fall season that we know exists. we have winter trying to push back summer. so it's the clash of the two air masses, and when they get together, you get this. now every red square you that see here, that's a tornado warning that was issued yesterday. every symbol with the tornado, that's the 18 that actually did touch down. weather service will be out later today, seeing how big they are, seeing if there were more, if they skipped along. those of those things to be determined sometimes that takes days. that hail all the way from madison, wisconsin so from lake michigan all the way down to the gulf coast that's how big this system was, and still is. although the tornado threat is gone, it's a wind and lightning threat now for today. and the wind across parts of the great lakes could be gusting to 60 miles per hour here. that could bring down some power lines and take out your power. the threat of severe weather, though, in a s

chad myers, polo sandoval, appreciate it. thank you both. >>> some folks on twitter trying to put a little fun in funeral. many users saying that these are their last tweets, you likely have seen a little bit of this this morning, prompting the hashtag #riptwitter to trend worldwide. all of this the reaction to what's happening at the company, just the latest, of course, these mass resignations. >> hundreds of twitter remaining staff opted for three months' severance instead of committing to musk's demand that they commit to an extremely hard core work environment, but if you ask new owner elon musk all the activity yesterday was life giving in his view. cnn's camila bernal is live outside twitter's headquarters in san francisco. what's the latest we know on the numbers of how many folks left, how many remain, but also how that affects key functions in this company, including trying to keep a lid on misinformation, disinformation being spread on the website? >> reporter: yeah, it's not going to be easy. good morning, jim and

. >>> let's get more details on how much snow and how fast it could be coming and chad myers is trackinghis for us. what are you seeing. >> a lot of things going on here. from snow sfr wisconsin into michigan, parts of indiana and ohio and then we're focusing on this snow stream band moving into western new york and another one moving into upstate new york. this is the area that has seen so much snow and it just has not stopped here. polo appeared just out of this band and you get into the band and all avenue sudden year in the 30-plus inch range already and it is still snowing. same story toward watertown. or chart park where the bills were going to play, 36 inches on ground already. and another 18 still to go and all of that area has 18 plus already. so why? what happened? what is happening? this winds coming out of the west southwest and blowing the wind south of buffalo and later on tonight that will change and move up exactly to where polo is right now and that is where the heaviest snow will be for buffalo proper. all of the areas going to see snow as the snow back and forth with t

thank you, chad myers. appreciate it. >> you're welcome. >>> just in to cnn, another setback for vladimir putin who has been silent on the exit. russian troops withdrawing from the kherson region, the first major city to fall when russia invaded ukraine in late february. the exit is complete saying, quote, not a single piece of military or weaponry was left behind according to the russian defense ministry. an image on social media showing a ukrainian flag in the center of the city. so far no indication that ukrainian forces have returned to the city but watching it closely as are white house officials. >>> russian naval vessels are gathering for a possible test of a new nuclear powered torpedo that's according to a u.s. official who tells cnn the u.s. has reportedly observed vessels including the biggest submarine in the world moving. tim sciutto is with us. that sounds ominous. >> it is. a nuclear powered torpedo, really an underwater drone. it's huge as you can see here and has tremendous capability. it h

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