a few showers in eastern texas, quiet in the great lakes, ohio valley, into the southeast as well asge a bit we're looking at rain in the southern plains, also snow in the rockies, and by friday rain expanding into the lower mississippi valley, ohio valley into the northeast back to you guys >>> we're going way above the clouds now the spectacular view as artemis takes mankind one step closer to the moon d one step closer to the moon grandmom! walgreens find rx coverage is here to make medicare easy... even easier than those dances your grandkids love doing with you. ok, i got it. (laughs) start medicare shopping today with walgreens find rx coverage. ♪♪ plus, find low-cost copays. it's not too late to talk medicare. walgreens, is here. ♪♪ ♪♪ walgreens. who says you have to spend more on skincare to get results? i power up my skin with olay. it works. guaranteed. try niacinamide for strength, retinol 24 for smoothness and vitamin c for brightness. i like to use them all! olay. face anything. alice loves the scent of gain so much, she wished there was a way to make it last longer. say

pleasant conditions for the ohio valley and the northeast, and the southeast tomorrow, and no problems in terms of weather. heavy rain once again into the southern plains, into the lower mississippi valley and it will bring a chance for flash flooding as well. and then mountain snow throughout the cascades and rockies and slow travel as well. blowing snow and windy conditions. this is what it looks like sunday unfortunately. clear in the southwest with sunshine. and clear in the northern plains, central plains, and in the southern plains, that's good news, after three days of some rain. but look at the east. from the great lakes, the upper midwest, the ohio valley, the southeast, all the way up to new england, we're looking at travel impact, and these are some pretty major hubs, we're talking about chicago, and new york, and philadelphia, and down to miami, and it looks like portions of the mid atlantic could see heavy rain. that is certainly going to cause some delays most likely. as we look toward tomorrow, we are looking at smooth sailing in terms of weather from boston. to miami. a

daytime highs, so 33 in minneapolis and that cold air going to continue to kind of move towards the ohio valleyi river valley. look at that cold takes hold. monday, tuesday, wednesday, every 250 million people are impacted by below average temperatures. just getting into that season but, you know, ainsley, we are going to be in florida on wednesday. i'm so excited for that. >> ainsley: the patriot awards. everyone can watch it on fox nation. >> ainsley: absolutely. we will be there. will. >> janice: you got it. >> ainsley: americans face soaring prices. >> the president likes to say they haven't felt it yet. that's true they haven't felt a lot of this yet. but starting next year they really start to feel a lot of it. >> ainsley: host of varney and company on fox business. stuart varney walking out. he is going to react. ♪ ♪ economic policies on inflation yesterday. take a look at this. >> now, the reality is that a lot of communities across the country haven't felt the effects on this yet because it takes a little time to implement these things as these bills -- as these programs really become

through the rockies, lots of sunshine, the great lakes, ohio valley, mideast and mid-atlantic.s valley nice. 58 in new york city. 58 in d.c. with sunshine. and friday, heavy snow in portions of western texas. we could see heavy rain in eastern texas and oklahoma and then heavy rain expanding into portions of the ohio valley, the great lakes and even into the northeast. we start to get a little active in the northeast on friday. now, as far as the parade goes, looking really good. winds are going to be light where the balloons will fly. temperatures are light. sunglasses by 9:00, 42 by lunchtime, 49 degrees, so really good. and the travel forecast for today, again, quiet, we're looking at a few showers in texas and also florida. that's where it gets more active tomorrow, and trickier if you're headed out to the roadways. heavy rain in portions of texas and oklahoma into the gulf coast states for thanksgiving. friday, we're looking of extending into portions of the northeast and mid-atlantic. >> michelle grossman, thank you, and happy thanksgiving. >> thank you. >>> house minorit

sunny and nice throughout the great lakes, ohio valley.ngland down to the southeast. we have a few showers along the gulf coast. the west coast, 70s and sunshine. we have windy conditions in southern california. we have a couple alerts there. as we go throughout friday, this is when things begin to change. notice that heavy rain falling in portions of texas, also oklahoma. that heavy snow in the western parts of texas. the eastern parts of new mexico see up to eight inches of snow. blizzard conditions in some spots. northern new england seeing snow on friday. showers throughout the northeast, mid-atlantic, southeast. that's going to slow us down on the roadways. it will slow us down in the air as well. we cleared out in the northeast saturday. temperatures not bad in new york city saturday. lots of sunshine, 55 headed back on that day. great lakes looking good. another storm system into the northwest, flurries into the northern rockies. then it's really wet still in portions of the southern plains. in oklahoma, texas, another storm system,

. >>> welcome back on this election day weather looking really good in the great lakes, the ohio valleyast, portions of the southeast boston to raleigh, lots of sunshine no problems there, showers in minneapolis and oklahoma city. and then it's a mess out west. flooding potentials in portions of southern california also higher elevation snow we zoom in closer to the north we're looking at temperatures really nice and comfortable. sunny and warm with wind in portions of new hampshire. also pennsylvania, mostly sunny. rain late in the northwest portions of wisconsin you could see a little shower activity later. mostly sunny and mild in georgia, back to you guys. >>> next on early today, beating the odds a delaware woman hits two jackpots in a month. jackpots in. welcome to my digestive system. it's pretty calm in here with align probiotic. you see... your gut has good and bad bacteria. and when you get off balance, you may feel it. the bloating, the gas - but align helps me trust my gut again. plus, its recommended by doctors nearly 2x more than any other probiotic brand. just one a day n

the threat for severe weather is increasing into this afternoon and tonight from the ohio valley all the way to the gulf coast and all forms of severe weather are going to be possible. tornadoes are becoming more likely as well across the lower mississippi valley, memphis, tennessee. look out, make sure you have a way to stay safe this afternoon. no. where you're safe shelter is meantime , the cold side of this storm is bringing several inches of snow from the upper midwest to the colorado rockies. have a great day. i'm accuweather meteorologist kevin costner in. coming up a fiery crash as a car slams into a fireworks store. also ahead. five police officers are charged after a suspect is left paralyzed during his arrest what those officers were accused of doing and what will smith is now revealing about that infamous i was injured in a car crash. i had no idea how much my case was worth. i called the barnes firm. when a truck hit my son, i had so many questions about his case. i called the barnes firm. it was the best call i could've made. your case is often worth more than insurance

atlanta next to be hit, 85 into charlotte, columbia, south carolina gets hit and heavy rain in the ohio valley and into new england as well. some spots could get 3 to 5 inches of rain, leading to flash flooding. there's an area from around greenville, south carolina all the way to burlington, have the, norah, what a swath that could see flash flooding over the next two days. >> o'donnell: mike bettes, thank you so much. well, now to some breaking news on a possible national security threat aboard a plane that was headed to the new york area. cbs's kris van cleave joins me now with the breaking details. kris, what can you tell us about this. >> reporter: in. >> reporter: well, norah, late today u.s. intelligence officials became aware of a potential threat involving a passenger on that newark -- the athens to newark flight. from what we are learning, greek authorities and the airline were then notified of the situation that prompted the plane to turn around. cell phone video shows passengers deplaning orderly. intelligence agency and law enforcement are now actively working through what happene

considered a post- tropical cyclone but still bringing significant rain from the southeast to the ohio valleyight into the northeast. but very balmy as well. temperatures here are really soaring for us. in a lot of places we'll see temperatures in the 70s but a lot of rain that comes along with it, particularly a swath from pittsburgh to burlington. we'll see two to three inches of rain. and then there's a significant cool-down for most of the country, with the exception being the northeast, temperatures into the 70s this weekend. but then the big cooldown comes after that. check out some of these numbers. 73 million americans tomorrow morning below freezing. by monday, norah, that number is 155 million and for some that brings snow. >> o'donnell: brrr! thank you, mike. from the weather forecast to the political storms brewing in washington and across the country. ballots are still being counted with control of the senate and house still up in the air. republicans are inching closer to the magic number of 218 to take back the speaker's gavel but it could take several more days. several source

south carolina, gets hit and then eventually into the northeast producing heavy rain across the ohio valleynd right into new england as well. some spots could get three to five inches of rain. that could lead to flash flooding. there is an area from around greenville, south carolina, all the way to burlington, vermont, norah, what a swath there, that could see flash flooding over the next two days. >> mike better, thank you so much. >>> now to some breaking news on a possible national security threat aboard a plane that was headed to the new york area. cbs's kris van cleave joins me now with the breaking details. kris, what can you tell us about this? >> "n" rah, late today u.s. intelligence officials became aware of a potential threat involving a passenger on that newark to athens -- that athens to newark flight. from what we are learning, greek authorities and the airline were then notified of the situation. that prompted the plane to turn around. cell phone video shows passengers deplaning orderly. intelligence agencies and law enforcement are now actively working through what happened a

it's 44 degrees and don't wire worry, we have cold air across the ohio valley and rockies and overall of year, we could be a lot worse and we have one little area of disturbed weather down across parts of texas bringing a lot of moisture and we even saw a lot of snow across eastern new mexico, parts of southwest texas, i-10 be careful and west texas on i-10 and i-20 as well. later on today, we'll see potential for a few travel delays across the dallas airport u memphis, new orlikowski leans, houston and tomorrow that symptom pulls off to the east and not expecting big delays in the airport and could see a delay or two around chicago, dc, philadelphia, up towards boston but a lot of the south needs moisture and we've deny dry all summer and -- been dry all summer and now through the fall and water levels are low and moisture for the next few days, 2 to 3 inches for a lot of people and very, very welcome. over the next couple days and rain across parts of the southeast and scattererred showers in the -- scattered showers in the mid at latin and trying to go home, download the fox weathe

these are all wind advisories, parts of the tennessee and ohio valleys, even some wind warnings, theigher ridges, but again, this will be some heavy rainfall. it a tails all the way back into northern florida. spotty rain back behind, that's where the winds are picking up. another probable in the pacific northwest, with blinding rainfall on the coastline, but a lot of mountain and valley snow, so regional flights could be affected. so chicago, detroit, then it gets a little worse when you get to the larger cities on the east coast. here's the problem, paula. tuesday, is severe weather event, a rare event, so we'll be watching about this the possibility of the tornado. pretty rare. be careful. >>> yikes. thank you, tom. >>> let's check in on air travel. we have a team of koercorrespons at airports. nadia is in atlanta. world's bus yi airport. what is the situation on the ground? >> reporter: paula, you would expect it to be pretty busy today, and it has been steady. i was talking with hotel staff here near the airport. i spoke with people who work here at the airport and travellers. t

weather across gulf coast states and over the mississippi river valley and the tennessee river vowel, ohio valleyesday and wednesday and visiting us in the northeast on tuesday night into wednesday, look at that, snow in the forecast, as well, we will track that. here is what we're dealing with monday through wednesday, here is one forecast model. snow from panhandle of texas to michigan and interior northeast of maine, could get blockbuster snow event. cold air will sink as far as gulf coast, affecting two million people, this below average arctic air coming from canadaund ca. i'm not supposed to walk, i'm sorry, you either walk or stay, today is a stay day, so back to you, carley and ashley. >> carley: go where you want, janice. thank you. indiana congressman jim banks says top priority of gop led house after democrats drop the ball. >> congress did not do their job in providing that type of oversight, oversight of the origins of covid, the lockdowns, the closure of schools and the outcome of that, neverhad congressional oversight into aniac by the administration. slim republican majority, we h

was hurricane nicole across areas of florida, the second storm behind it bringing snow across the ohio valleyare now. will: coming up. inflation is slamming the travel industry. more expensive trips for christmas and thanksgiving. we have top tips to leave inflation at home for the holidays. this is what real food looks like fresh real meat and veggies. the food dogs where built to eat. the farmer's dog is changing the way we feed our pets. visit tryfarmersdog.com to see your dogs personalized meal plan. rachel: airline travel is up 43% since october do you get ready to head home for the holidays don't let inflation ruin your vacation. here are ways to avoid travel day turbulence. when i heard you were on the show i needed to talk to you. i got a $700 ticket for my daughter to come home for thanksgiving. >> that how it is. it is getting crazy. tickets are more expensive. there are ways to get around this because we are missing our family and friends. we want to travel. it is more chaotic but after the summer, we can make it work. neil: what are your top tips? >> traveling for the holidays. ra

from the holidays, temperaturewise almost the entire country pretty good, cold across areas of the ohio valleyificant snow to new mexico, texas, that snow, be careful if you're heading across i 20 and i 10, you could see some accumulated snow and significant rain throughout the day, airport around dallas, houston, memphis and new orleans, the storm moves east and potentially causing delays but not a big storm, looks like we will get home after the holidays. back to you inside. rachel: time to check up your thanksgiving leftovers, you need meals you can make using ingredients you have for thanksgiving dinner. ♪ over the last 100 years, lincoln's witnessed a good bit of history. even made some themselves. makes you wonder... what will they do for an encore? ♪ where can you get holiday ready... and host-the-entire-family ready? lowe's, actually. black friday is here! get our best deals on everything for the season while you can. the insurance company enwasn't fair.ity y ca i didn't know what my case was worth, so i called the barnes firm. llll theararnes rmrm now the best result possible. ♪ call

the same storm on the northern side of it, moves today throughout the ohio valley tonight and acrossarts of the mid atlantic and tomorrow exiting parts of the northeast, so we could see a delay or two from that, but overall, i tell you what, when you get into the holidays like thanksgiving, sometimes we get big storms. this isn't one of them. this is the rain that we're going to see maybe near two, three inches. parts of the south need the moisture. which is great news. want to take you quickly what happens tonight into tomorrow and eventually monday and tuesday. the storm across the northern rockies gets reenforcement of colder air that comes in, this is sunday to monday, snow across the northern rockies, in the northern cascades. by tuesday, wednesday, a big line of snow cutting across parts of nebraska into towards minnesota, iowa and wisconsin, that's potentially going to cause some problems, but more what we're watching charles, this is tuesday, chance for some pretty significant weather that we're watching across the south. this is tuesday, if you're in the south be alert for t

this next little batch is bringing your first snow across parts of the ohio valley.ot sticking, but certainly across overpasses be very careful this morning. now we're winning to watch that storm eventually pull off towards the northeast, and as it does, it will bring in our first really big cold snap at least to the eastern seaboard. but take a look at this, cold air settling into the plains today, and by the time we yet to monday, 289 million people in the u.s. will be below average for this time of year, so enjoy the temperatures today on the eastern seaboard, it is all about to change tomorrow. back to you inside. pete: thank you, rick, for that report. not what you reported. a new report from the "wall street journal" says the biden administration gave no signal of plans to end the covid public health emergency leaving the designation in place past january. after biden said in september, remember, the pandemic is over. rachel: is the administration backtracking to prosaid legal rationale for student loan forgiveness? will: let's ask outkick founder clay travis.

notice all that rain stretching from the southeast or the appalachians, mid-atlantic, northeast, ohio valleyhere you see the brighter colors. that's what is expected. we're looking at a few possibilities of tornadoes in northern florida. then as we go throughout tomorrow that, risk is going to move to the north. richmond, you're in on that next. hateras and also wilmington, can you see a few tornadoes on friday. it's a warm day in the northeast. enjoy it. really nice with temperatures in the 60s. before that, rain arrives tomorrow. so we're tracking that warm weather and tracking tropical downpours. twoest it is so cold. 20 in billings. we're looking at blizzard warnings in the high northern plains. we have it all today. >> michelle grossman meteorologist and my friend, thank you for being up early with us. the latest from georgia where the senate race is heading for a runoff. we'll fwauk how republicans plan to energize voters after a weak turnout and the potential outlook for democrats. we're back in just a moment. l outlook for democrats. we're back in just a moment. hi, i'm eileen. i liv

when you look at the rainfall totals, maybe 1-2 inches across parts of the south, the ohio valley, anywhere, and that should not cause big delays across the airports, and because it's rain, no big problems across area roads. out in the west a storm is going to bring snow by the time we get towards monday. all right, if you went home for the holidays and now you're trying to get back home, make sure you download the fox weather app a, keep up-to-date on the latest road and air-conditions. make sure you get them safely. i said air-conditioning, rachel. [laughter] air-conditions. rachel: all right, rick. thank you for that. we have a big show tomorrow, dr, kurt the cyber guy plus how to pick the perfect christmas tree this year. i'll be doing that this weekend. but first, steve doocy is here. he's going to show us how to turn our thanksgiving leftovers into new dishes. thank you. ♪ our house, in the middle of our street. ♪ our house, mt. middle of our -- ♪ ♪ [laughter] will: how would you like to turn your two-day-old turkey leftovers into something even tastier than the original thanksgiving?

expect temperatures on thanksgiving in the 30s around the great lakes and northeast back through the ohio valleythe 40s and 50s down through the south, well, our next cold front trying to work its way through increasing our rain chances from texas back on up into places like atlanta and even into the carolinas. max? >> thank you very much indeed. we'll be watching now. >>> in a surprise move, bob iger is returning to run disney and the current ceo bob chapek is stepping down immediately. no reason was given but chapek's management is being criticized of late with disney's stock more than 40% down this year. disney says iger will serve as ceo for two years to turn things around and ultimately choose his successor as well. iger previously led the company for 15 years and oversaw the acquisitions of pixar, lucas films which brought the star wars franchise to disney, seen as a big success. >>> superstar kyrie irving is back on the basketball court. what he had to say and how he performed after the eight-game absence. >>> after an eight-year absence, the u.s. is about to make its return to the world

you see all the precipitation across the ohio valley, up towards the great lakes. it is all rain.ing towards parts of florida, atlanta, i think you're in the clear behind it. you will see sun come out throughout the afternoon. northeast is problematic for us. we'll see some of these delays. those storms are not huge for us. while the delays will happen i don't think they will be complete ground stops at all. take a look at this. this is tuesday. i want to give you a big heads up. significant severe weather, including threat for large tornadoes on tuesdays where you see the hash mark. if you're in the area certainly be on the preps right now. all right, send it back to you inside. joey: thanks, rick. talking about tuesday being a tough day. you know what tuesday also is? giving tuesday. we celebrated a holiday that was all about being grateful and thanking god or the universe, or the family around you for what you have been provided what has been provided for you, frank, we talk about all the time being thankful for our military. so i'm here with frank and casey. what we're here to

behind that a cold front, the first real snowflakes across parts of the lower ohio valley this morninglly on bridges and overpasses, you might see accumulation. we're going to watch this area of energy pull off towards east, another batch of showers tonight and behind that the cold air settles in and pretty much the entire country, neil, for the next 7-10 days is going to be looking at temps below average. it is going to be chilly. neil? neil: it is fall. thank you very much, rick reichmuth following those developments. meantime, we are following the pursuit of younger candidates for democrats and republicans alike. to be in your 40s is ideal. to be soon maybe 80 years old next week for the president of the united states, maybe not so ideal and maybe not just that president, a former president as well. getting on top of age, after this. ♪ i'm just a dead man walking -- i may be close to retirement but i'm as busy as ever. and thanks to voya, i'm confident about my future. voya provides guidance for the right investments. they make me feel like i've got it all under control. voya. be co

lots of sunshine in the northeast, new england, portions of the southeast, ohio valley, also the great rain and snow. we're talking about high elevation snow up to two to four feet. lower elevation rain. flash flooding in portions of southern california. so los angeles, also san francisco. we're looking at that rain falling as well as las vegas. and middle of the country, we're tracking showers and breezy conditions too. so minneapolis, you need the umbrella out to the polls and also oklahoma city. so we're tracking the election day forecast and tracking the subtropical storm nicole. we're watching this over the next several days. winds at 45 miles per hour. moving northwest at 8 miles per hour. it will impact the bahamas today. the state of florida and also georgia tomorrow wement have tropical alerts. we have hurricane warnings and also hurricane watches, tropical storm warnings throughout the portions of the bahamas and also the state of florida into georgia. we're looking at a wide wind field. the winds are going to be fierce. we could see power outages and storm surge as we go thr

located still parts of the southeast, but a lot of that moisture working its way up through the ohio valleylantic, and into new england. see these pink dots? those are tornado warnings that have been issued and numerous warnings have been issued earlier today. this is going to continue on through the rest this evening, until 6:00 eastern time. parts of north carolina as well as virginia dealing with a tornado watch, highlighted in this red box. we've got a lot of sunshine out there still. some of that heating helping to fuel some of these storms which is why we're dealing with that threat of tornadoes. not only that, but of course, stronger winds, so the areas highlighted in green all the way up into the mid atlantic, washington, philly, still dealing with the threat of wind gusts over 60 miles per hour. that on top of the heavy rain which we've picked up over the coastline, 2 to 4 inches of rain with additional rainfall expected. we still have flash flood warnings. >> thank you so much for that update. >>> dave chappelle's representative denies that there is a boycott on "saturday night li

sheer through the rest of the day, by tonight and early sunday it's spreading into the ohio valley portions of the midwest. the eastern portion of that southeast region. cities like atlanta, charlotte, but also cincinnati, chicago, cleveland looking at heavy rain at times. by tomorrow, especially tomorrow morning in the afternoon, now you are starting to focus more that have concern into the northeast. so, yes, unfortunately, that means new york, philadelphia, washington, d.c., guys, all of those cities have the potential for delays as well. >> allison, even though that is depressing, your hair is living me life. i love the curls. thank you so much for that. >>> shoppers have spent billions shopping for deals since thanksgiving morning and the spending spree is expected to continue through cyber monday. >> yeah, inflation, though, means less bang for your buck. we want to bring in a guest who is an expert at retail analysis. we have dana tessly with us. she is a retail analyst and ceo of the telsey advisory group. thank you for sharing part of your weekend with us, dana. obviously, inflatio

by sunday we see all of this rain push into the ohio valley, the mid-atlantic, the northeast and newreally see some delays. so here are your delays for saturday. they're all going to be pretty much in the south. could see a couple in denver as well as billings. but most of the delays anywhere from dallas, houston, atlanta. by the time we get into sunday we start looking at longer delays in some of our bigger cities. new york city, boston, d.c. could see some moderate delays. we could also see some minor delays in some of the other airports in the east. this does include seattle and portland that will also be seeing another storm system move onshore by the end of the weekend. so we could see some pretty decent delays, especially getting into the second half of the weekend. >> best of luck to everyone hitting the roads and skies to head home this weekend. jennifer gray in the cnn weather center, thank you very much. >>> mexican officials have issued an arrest warrant in the death of a 25-year-old north carolina woman who was killed while on vacation in mexico where she was with a group

the rain across the southeast is going to weaken, but once we see this storm across parts of the ohio valleytal areas of the northeast. what we are watching though, tuesday, the next storm that's coming in, this is a big threat for severe weather including threat for some potentially large and significant tornadoes. so if you're in that area, certainly be prepared if for that right now. we don't like to see that this time of year. by the way, download the fox weather app, they will help you get home for the holidays if you're in the air or on the roads. all right, rachel, back to you inside. rachel: thank you, rick. well, california governor gavin newsom is swatting away speculations about a possible white house run claiming he's, quote, all in for biden and, quote, hopes he runs so he can enthusiastically support him. fox news contributor leo terrell is a former democrat in california. and he's here to react. so welcome and happy thanksgiving. i hope you had a great time with your family, leo. >> i did, rachel. rachel: oh, i'm so glad. so this is interesting because gavin newsom from your h

flash flood through the ohio valley, but notice the red. this is a level four out of five.uring a month of november we have had two of these events with a level four out of five. this is our tornado area. so again, anywhere from louisiana up toward areas of kentucky, western tennessee. tomorrow afternoon into the evening hours. so get your phones ready and make sure you have the alerts on because it's going to be a frightening day, we believe. second time this month. very rare for the month of november. crazy year. >> thank you for that warning, tom sater. >>> if some of the products that you buy are not more expensive, there's a good chance that you are just getting less and you haven't even noticed. the man on a mission to expose what's known as shrink-flation joins us live, next. bye, bye cough. later chest congestion. hello 12 hours of relief. 12 hours!! not coughing? hashtag ill not coughing?! mucinex gives you 12 hours of relief from chestongestion and any type of cough, day or night. mucinex dm. it's comeback season. with angi, you can connect with and see ratings an

all of this rain on sunday is going to head into the ohio valley into the northeast, eastern seaboard will be across the south. as we move into sunday, we pick up more delays and even more lengthy delays in some of the bigger cities, new york city, boston, new york could see some delays as we move into sunday. so that's as far as the airports go. but the roads are going to be rough as well, especially in the deep south, the mississippi river valley where all of this heavy rain is falling if you are traveling by car, look out for those wet roads. it could be a bit dangerous traveling home, especially as we get into saturday into sunday. >> monday we could be talking about a lot of travel troubles. jennifer gray, thank you very much. >> thanks. >>> now, ahead, the extraordinary rescue of a man who went overboard from a cruise ship, surviving around 15 hours floating at sea. and we have new video of him while he was still in the water fighting to stay alive. stay with us. oh! and there are more gifts inside. ♪ you got me the head up display. heated steering wheel. the massaging seat. oka

heavy amounts of rain in the south is going to be moving toward the tennessee valley, toward the ohio valley what we're looking at, alex. this is why i say don't unpack your patience. we have the possibilities of delays from chicago, cincinnati, detroit, cleveland, boston, new york, this is sunday evening and even slight delays possible to the south. a secondary system comes into the pacific northwest. so, what was a beautiful first beginning to the thanksgiving time of travel looks like it could get a little hectic on sunday. >> after pete got our hopes up, you bring them crashing down. >> i know. i'm sorry. can't be perfect everyday. >> well, you're just telling us the facts. appreciate it. happy thanksgiving to you, too. tom satyr in the cnn weather center. >>> ukraine says their power grid is back online after russian strikes targeted the country's infrastructure all across ukraine, but many individual homes still without electricity. we're live in ukraine next. >>> and foxconn, one of the world's biggest iphone suppliers is offering to pay workers to leave after violent protests erupted

but then it strengthens and goes through the ohio valley, the southeast on sunday.ort delays are really going to be centered across the south for tomorrow. but then by the time we get into sunday, then we're going to start seeing more airport delays, could see some pretty moderate delays across places like d.c., new york, and boston, victor, by the time we get into sunday. so, if your travel plans are delayed and you're not getting out until sunday, you may have to wait at the airport a little bit once these storms reach you. could cause some delays there, victor. >> oh, great. i'm flying back on sunday evening. thank you, jennifer. >> you're welcome. just the messenger. >> just what i needed. jennifer gray, thank you. >> thanks. zblnch. >>> fresh off its decision to end its partnership with kanye west over anti-semitic remarks, adidas is launching an investigation into alleged workplace misduct, ahead. ...years faster than our ininitial projections. when you see things differently, you can be the difference. capella university sees educationifferently. our flexpath

rain in some spots, especially as we look towards the northeast, parts of the great lakes, the ohio valleyortheast. new england, seeing heavy rain as well. when you see yellows and reds and oranges on the radar, that is showing us where heavy rain is falling. especially the reds. we are seeing that right now. we are also seeing a severe thunderstorm warning where you see those orange boxes. those are severe thunderstorm warnings. this storm has a history of producing golf ball sized hail. it also is producing winds at 60 miles per hour. this storm system is capable of producing severe weather. that's what we will be watching over the next several hours. in terms of the airports likely impacts, as cal just mentioned in boston, new york city, philly, also d.c., possible delays in chicago, salt lake city, denver, charlotte, atlanta. cal mentioned the delay in dallas. we are clear in terms of the weather in dallas. that's been a volume issue. also the roadways not very traveled. people are driving through their destinations. we are looking at i-90 from boston -- i-80, new york, chicago, bangor

just want you to see that looks like it'll be wet up here in the northern plains dry out in the ohio valleyn it's going to happen that way? it'll probably will but doesn't always mean that this is the long range model showing that same thing. in this case. it's the actual radar and in the clouds, you can see that wednesday thursday, dr friday and then on the weekends, some clouds move in, but we're not anticipating anything in the way of rain in the mountains might get a little snow out of it. so i guess what i just said. they're in a super roundabout way is that we're gonna be dry for a while. and you know what? that's fine. we got a heck of a run last week or week before that, when we had all that rain, snow significant snow five ft of snow, which is really money and then so significant rain, too. so we got some rain. we got some snow. we're going to go drive for a while. we're going to see cool overnight lows. even some valley fog. we got the frost advisory in effect again for tomorrow morning for these areas. not so much for fremont down towards san jose, although it'll be cold down the

this one rolled across the ohio valley went to chicago. >> part of it also now up into the far reachesand and heading into canada. >> just to say that there is some very cold air across the country right now. kind of 2. >> little dips here. you see the first one here. you see the second one right there. that's that kind of arctic blast air. and that's why you've got temperatures like 27 degrees in might not. and 24 in omaha, very different stories. you bring it back to the west coast. not say there aren't some chilly temperatures here, too. certainly reno right now. 46, carson, city. 41. that's a little chilly. but we're doing nothing like that. obviously, we've had some pretty mild weather. in fact, we warmed up today. you can see that cloud deck sailing saying way off the shore right now. and we just had these gorgeous blue skies throughout the day. storm tracker 4 confirming it. and here we are. take a look at the park there. it's been a beautiful day to be outside. a lot of people out and about and enjoying the nice temperatures currently seeing at 69 in san jose. 68 in livermore c

reseason heavy rain falling in portions of the northeast, great lakes, ohio valley. into the mid-atlantic. we could see some strong thunderstorms as we go throughout this afternoon. even seeing some blue on the map. here that's where snow is falling. northwest we're looking at snowfall we'll talk more about that storm system because that's going to make its way across the country. that will impact the next several days. right now, we are looking at that heavy rain falling. especially where you see those brighter colors and yellows the reds the oranges. that's where heavy rain is following. so we're seeing that through the great lakes new england upstate new york into the northeast. other parts the northeast. the mid-atlantic. we're seeing a lot of red to. that's really heavy rain. most likely will see some delays. do you likely spots will be boston d.c. philadelphia. some possible delays in detroit charlotte atlanta. even into denver, salt lake city seattle looks good in the southwest. we're looking at smooth sailing there with no delays in san francisco, las vegas,

you can see it rolling on through the ohio valley and also into the northern reaches of new england. there's some very cold air in place in kind of see a double dip of air, right, right there and right there. so there you are. 28 degrees in omaha right now. 32 late and casper. 36 degrees. we're doing much nicer here on the west coast where things are relatively mild, other arenas about 45 degrees in carson city is 40's a little chilly in parts of the west but you can see we just had these really beautiful blue skies over missed me, all of california and a lot of it has to do with that offshore wind that's been kind of driving the marine layer away. when you get offshore wind, you don't get a chance for that marine layer to develop as much and you get this very beautiful blue skies as we take a look at the transamerica pyramid. it's a gorgeous day out there. and we're sitting at temperatures that are about where we should be this time of year. so 63 right now in san francisco are at 64 up in santa rosa. fremont already at 70 degrees and warming up. so basically we've had this offshore

precipitation not associated with hurricane nicole and you see that snow cutting across parts of lower ohio river valleys going to pull off now towards the east and we'll put this back in motion and this one, when this gets through here tonight, we'll watch much colder air come in all across the eastern sea board and in fact not just the eastern sea board and the entire country will be below average temperatures for this time of year likely for at least the next seven days and get ready and get winter coats out and it'll be really cold. we'll watch the first real big lake effect snow and with this very cold air mass and temps into the 70s for so many people and low temperatures overnight and overnight tonight into tomorrow morning in atlanta and you're below freezing and same for jackson, mississippi, you're still warm across parts of florida but take a look at this by the time we head towards monday morning, we'll be pushing the freezing temperatures into places like dc with cold air on its way. rachel, back to you inside. pete: i'll play rachel. i look like her. thank you, rick. you got it. inflation

talking about anywhere from 1-3 inches of rain along parts of the south into sections of the ohio river valleyuld be soggy along i-70 and i-85. out west, tough slogging across sections of the rockies where there could be a foot or more of snow along some of the higher elevations. >> thank you so much. >>> whether you're flying this weekend or sometime in the future, what can you do to ease the frustration? i want to bring in a travel expert, a managing editor at the point sky. i want to show some of your tips to dealing with delays and frustrations. let's go down the list. first of all, you say have a backup plan. so what exactly do you mean by that? do you mean have other flights in mind, be prepared to rent a car? what are you getting at? >> so, all of the above. you want to make sure you know what other airlines fly the route you want to take, so if something goes sideways with american airlines, for example, and you need to get to seattle, you should know what other airlines operate that flight so when your flights get cancelled or delayed, you can call american and say, hey, put me on thi

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so i need everyone in this area, you know from, texas up towards the ohio and tennessee river valleypi, arkansas, alabama, you really need to be on alert. especially in the evening and overnight hours when we are not really paying attention to what is happening with the storms. have a way to get those watches and warnings. we have the noaa weather radios. heavy rain will cause flash flooding in some of these areas. the most dangerous will be the multiple tornadoes, long-lasting, large tornadoes. then, of course, you mentioned this, ainsley on the back side of this storm, heavy snow, feet of ♪ snow from the midwest stretching back towards the northwest. fox weather.com has you covered. i really urge residents along the gulf coast you need to pay close attention. i know a lot of folks think severe weather happens in the spring. we have a secondary season that happens in the fall. we will keep you up to date. anxiously, back to you. >> ainsley: thank you so much, janice. hand it over to carley for headlines. >> carley: airlines and hotels roll out big sales today for travel tuesday. the

mccoy: this goes to ohio's opioid death rate is among the top in the nation. here in the mahoning valley, trumbull county is on pace to have its deadliest year yet with 69 deaths to date. how would you use your role to address this problem? i know this is a tough issue. i've been affected by it very personally. and one of the things i love about our country is we're a country of second chances and my -- chances. and my mom, who struggled with addiction and i am proud to say that she has been clean and sober for seven years. i believe one of the reasons she got a second chance is because the fentanyl that's how coming into this country, the unbelievable poison that the mexican cartels are bringing through our open border, it wasn't going around the streets of ohio at nearly the same level when my mom was struggling with addiction. that brings me to the first answer here. you've got to close the borders. you've got to finish the wall and make it so that these drug cartels are not able to use the u.s. southern border as a drug trafficking zone. the other thing, and i will say thanks to sena

ohio. he went to silicon valley, he's a millionaire funded by billionaires. who have shipped our jobs overseas, and the $40 million that he got from mitch mcconnell, this guy is bought and paid for, before he even steps into the united states senate, he doesn't get ohio, he said itself he's not comfortable in ohio. he said if you're a 55-year-old worker in ohio, might as well just come to grips with the facts, that you will never have a good paint job again. and i wholly reject that, if that goes against every fiber of my being, that goes against my dna. we are gonna fight to bring jobs by to ohio dominate the industries of the future. that's why he's gonna lose, because as you rightly pointed out, he's an ask has her and people in ohio want to a leader. i'm a leader, take it taken on my own party, i've agreed with republicans. , and he's just gonna follow the herd, and follow the extremists. >> we heard president obama just a moment ago, talk about people worried about the economy, and how it's affecting them, and how inflation is affecting them. but then, m

mccoy: this goes to ohio's opioid death rate is among the top in the nation. here in the mahoning valley, trumbull county is on pace to have its deadliest year yet with 69 deaths to date. how would you use your role to address this problem? i know this is a tough issue. i've been affected by it very personally. and one of the things i love about our country is we're a country of second chances and my -- chances. and my mom, who struggled with addiction and i am proud to say that she has been clean and sober for seven years. i believe one of the reasons she got a second chance is because the fentanyl that's how coming into this country, the unbelievable poison that the mexican cartels are bringing through our open border, it wasn't going around the streets of ohio at nearly the same level when my mom was struggling with addiction. that brings me to the first answer here. you've got to close the borders. you've got to finish the wall and make it so that these drug cartels are not able to use the u.s. southern border as a drug trafficking zone. the other thing, and i will say thanks to sena

mark meredith in ohio where former president trump holds a valley for j.d. vance.e begin with riched son in the pennsylvania race for senate. good morning. >> john fetterman and mehmet oz have been campaigning across the commonwealth of pennsylvania throughout the weekend. you mentioned they had an awful lot of help. first off started with former president obama campaigning with john fetterman. also president biden joining them in philadelphia. oz was with former president trump about 40 minutes away where we are right now in pittsburgh. with this race tightening some democrats are warning for weeks their candidates have been too focused on issues like abortion and avoiding discussing crime, inflation and the overall economy. that appears to be shifting as democrats spent much of this weekend stressing the economy. >> republicans are looking to cut medicare and social security. not with my vote, not with my vote. >> our approach is working. we've created 10 million new good paying jobs. john and i understand we need to make things in america the first time in a lon

people on the ground in ohio and say, we need to make sure turnouts up in cleveland, cincinnati, why that hasn't been on the menu is beyond me. >> we're gonna see trump doing a valleyhe day of the election. >> to that point, there's other reasons just behind when i lost the democrats can invest in a place like ohio. there has been such erosion for democrats among those type of working class, particularly white voters, college white voters that have made ohio trend in that opposite direction. and there's a lot of democrats who made the argument that the reason to invest in these places is about building a longer term strategy to really win those voters back. that maybe if it doesn't pay off in this election, it could pay off in future elections. and so, by not investing here in ohio, they made a similar decision in places like florida, they made that argument for both those candidates is that you're not just losing now, you're also gonna lose -- you're not building infrastructure for the future. >> that interesting, friends, thank you very much. laura, it's interesting because it does give tim ryan the opportunity to say, our even need them. i don't want them, i don

valley down there in ellicottville. and my sister and brother-in-law -- they could go down through toronto, windsor, and through ohio. >>dra: at least they will make it to you and family. >> john: that's the important part, coming to see your brother. we'll keep watching this. wow. it could be dire there. troubling new details from the university of virginia, leaving three football players dead, two others wounded. a witness telling police the gunman targeted specific students, even shooting one of them as he slept. bobby is a very tired fbi special agent and attorney. new information, bobby, the suspect, christopher jones was on the field trip they took to a play in washington, d.c., and kept to himself until the bus arrived back to the university of virginia. then allegedly got up, started shoving one of the football players and then opened fire. what do you make of what we know so far? >> well, and this is just speculation on my part. when i investigated cases like this, you look at the relationships between the killer and the victim. it could be family relationship, it could be financial, romantic, here the relation

projection right now, we have a projection in that ohio senate race, where nbc news is currently projecting that j.d. vance, he of formerly yell, of silicon valley, will be joining the u.s. senate. defeating tim ryan, congressman from youngstown area, who ran -- those numbers are 50 4:46. they look like the gravity, or the partisan makeup of ohio in the year 2022, pulling that race to its fundamental. >> in many respects that's true, i think we inevitably look at that race, particularly given the way democrats sort of looked at it themselves. >> because they didn't send any money. >> they didn't send any money, the brothers out there by himself saying, hello, i can win this. you have to take that 7% differential, i think, with a little bit of salt there, because it's not necessarily reflective of a full-throated competitive campaign, from the national level, the dnc, you state party organizations, coordinating to run that way. not to take away from vance. >> on the other side, the senate leadership fund, which is a super pac that mcconnell definitely runs, didn't put money there. >> i think what's fascinating about tonight, the margin might be s

valley. he's not seen -- ryan has made himself, he's so ohio, and he's kind of dr. oz, jd vance. tried to kill him. one of liz cheney's, i don't know if it was rolled out the way some of her other endorsements were, but she made no secret about jd vance being undemocratic. part of the putin wing of the republican party. and mitch mcconnell was loathe to spend dollars there because he had all the access to billionaire money. bl we're going to check back in with steve kornacki who is taking our first look at the night at important house races in virginia in particular, as we look at lines to vote in texas growing even longer, even after dark. also, we have been looking at long lines in henderson, nevada. lots of people still turning out to vote, if the polls are still open where you are and you're in a big line, best thing you can do for your country is stay in line no matter what. it doesn't matter who you're there to vote for, if you're there to vote, stay and vote. we'll be right back. [ sneezing ] are you okay? oh, it's just a cold. if you have high blood pressure, a cold is no