a.m. in new york city, not until noon in boston. traveling will be a major headache tomorrow along the eastern seaboard. there is also a little bit of snow pushing from st. louis in the western parts of kentucky. and widespread travel delays. >> all right. thank you for the warnings. , it says itreaming 500 500ing interest from fortune countries. betty liu spoke with the company ceo about the future of that company. like wefinitely feel brought the conversation to the forefront. people are buying more antennas than they ever used to. all the things we brought to portland. we raised the question in consumer's mind. think that, definitely. i do not know what happens after this point. >> all right. betty joins me now with details on this year it is interesting. they're not an online tv streaming service. >> not now. they are not in operation anymore. this is really a david versus goliath story. to bring down the , abc,broadcast for cbs comcast, and others. adamant in its belief that the supreme court is wrong, that they were wrong in l

a.m. in new york where demonstrators have taken to the streets. 1:00 a.m. in ferguson, missouri and 11:00 p.m. on the west coast where there are a number of demonstrations taking place. but first, well'll just look at the big picture of what's happening in the u.s. racial tensions are spilling onto the streets of cities across the country a day after a white police officer was cleared in the shooting death of an unarmed black teen in ferguson, missouri. for the most part, demonstrations have been peaceful. take a look at this map, major cities from coast to coast, border to border where demonstrators have shown their support of the michael brown supporters in ferguson. >> dozens of buildings were burned or looted in ferguson when it was announced that a grand jury would not charge officer darren wilson in the august killing of 18-year-old michael brown. missouri's governor responded to that violence by tripling the number of national guard troops deployed in ferguson on tuesday. a move ferguson's mayor criticized as too little too late. >> let's connect liv

a.m. in new york. 2:00 in the afternoon in syria, where activists say there have been more u.s. air strikes overnight against islamic extremists. they come as the town of kobane is still under siege from islamic state. a united nations report accused i.s. and other jihadist groups of a staggering array of human rights abuses, including forcing children to join their ranks. our correspondent mark lowen has been investigating the recruitment of young syrians in turkey. he joins us now. mark, over to you. >> reporter: karin, thank you very much indeed. it's been called by human rights officials the school of jihad. the forcible recruitment of children by an array of militant groups in syria, including islamic state. youngsters being forced to be child soldiers, snipers, suicide bombers, according to the u.n. some are among the 1.6 million syrians now staying here in turkey from where they fill their jihadist operations. i traveled down to a southern turkish province to hear the stories of current and future child soldiers. he is 13 years old. he calls himself abu hatab, and he plan

a.m. new york time.d at the gdp and said guess we're not doing as well as we expected. so the market can be vulnerable. i would suggest viewers keep an eye on the monday highs. >> how are we positioned art? going into monday's job report? >> people are expecting a reasonably decent number. but that is becoming its own little problem and paradox. because you are starting to hear the same thing again. are things getting so good the fed has to move early. >> so if the jobs report is too good that is bad? >> to some degree. because you are now beginning to look like the unemployment rate can get down to 5% at the beginning of the 2015 when the feds projection doesn't have that until the end of the 2015. >> we're out of time art. thank you. >> jon fortt with what's coming up next. >> we have a show you don't want to miss. we're going to hear from tony fidel at nest. and synchonos. and what do you get when you mix technology, marijuana and food. magical butter is a new company. best since sexual chocolate from

>> yeah, i think we are done probably by 3:00 a.m., for new york. most of new england.ot yet for maine. that probably won't stop until 7:00. by the time you wake up to go watch the, macy's day parade. it will be 37 degrees with a dugs dusting of snow. all done. >> so, i have a personal meteorologist here at cnn. take advantage of that. la guardia to new orleans tomorrow morning. am i cool? >> of the problem with it is if the plane gets there. there were so many cancellations, not that things will be stopped tomorrow morning. things will be clear. does the plane, say your plane came from minneapolis. did it come, did it come, did it land, at the gate right now, where it all starts to go downhill? you will go to new orleans. an hour, two late. you'll get there. >> mom, i am trying. if you are watching. happy thanksgiving, my friend. >> to you too. see you tomorrow. >> to jennifer and rosa as well. we'll be right back, everyone. >> as we have been showing you all week here on cnn. protests happening coast to coast. want to got you to one now. in los angeles. and we are joi

a.m. in new york, where there are reports that president obama has secretly written to iran's supreme leader, ayatollah ali khamenei. "the wall street journal" says mr. obama sent the letter last month, and in it, it says he referred to a shared interest in fighting i.s. in iraq and syria. the white house refused to comment on the report. let's get the latest now from gary o'donahue. >> reporter: it's not the first time iran's spiritual leader, ie -- ayatollah khamenei, has had a letter from iran. in the american capital, getting a deal done with iran on its nuclear program has long been a foreign policy priority. but any secret contact like this makes allies of the united states in the region very jittery. so a careful reluctance to confirm anything. >> can you confirm that that letter was sent? >> i'm not in a position to discuss private correspondence between the president and any world leader. i can tell you that the policy that the president and his administration have articulated about iran remains unchanged. >> reports have suggested that iran is already assisting the shia dominated i

a.m. in new york city. i am erik schatzker. >> i am stephanie ruhle.tions are weighing on the minds of businesses? who better to ask then tilman fertitta. welcome. you were just saying -- we were showing waldorf-astoria and the major price it sold for. knowsusinessman, one who consumers, what you think about that? >> it is a crazy number. the contract was signed a few weeks ago. ipo. they are doing an an old rule of thumb -- you take what you are paying for it. that means you are charging 1300 and nine. you might get that some nights, but the numbers do not work. >> the average daily rate are not $1300. >> it is not. the average rate and what they are selling for, it is unbelievable. we talk about the crash coming, and it probably is coming when you see silly things like that --one point million three $1.3 million -- that just does not work. function of the amount of capital pouring into is thatate -- these -- a function of the amount of capital pouring into real estate and these have to get bid up? is what is happening, probably in new york more than

new york city, it is 50 degrees right now. it's expected to get colder by the hour. in fact, 10 a.m. temperatures are dropping to the 30s. that is the critical point. it say race to get out before the rain switches over to snow. if you're in d.c., new york city, about 10:00 a.m. before you get that wintry mix by nightfall. boston a little farther north. 1:00. keep in mind if you're driving the i-95 corridor. it's almost like a dividing line. to the east, we're talking mostly rain. right to the west of you, heavy amounts of snowfall. prepare for that. do not get caught up in your car. a lot of dangerous travel on the roads today. the only good news, thanksgiving day parade unlike last year not looking for strong winds at least the balloons will be flying, deb. >> you're already right on your forecast, a lot of people hoping that you're not going to be right. probably like you, since you're on a plane in the next few hours. happy thanksgiving. oh, boy, let's hope they take off. >> reporter: i'm never afraid to be wrong, deb. >> indra petersons, thank you so much. >>> and we are followi

rain at 7:00 a.m., just about to new york city. late morning, it transitions to snow. and heavy snow right along and just west of that pink line that you see there. and then all of us say good-bye to the system by thursday. so, you break it down in numbers. snow totals will be heaviest away from the coast. there will be a mix of sleet. windy, no matter where you are going, flying or driving along that i-95 corridor. going to be a horrible day on wednesday. rain and snow in the great lakes and northern rockies. >> ginger, thank you. >>> of course, this could also affect millions traveling coast to coast and so tonight, some airlines already waving change fees, and which airport will be the busiest? david kerley tonight inside a control tower in atlanta. david? >> reporter: david, the folks in the tower, the entire system, are doing everything they can to prepare as the clock ticks down to that very busy travel day. and the looming storm. tonight, some flyers are beating the storm, heading out early with airlines waving fees to change flights in the northeast. this woman

a.m. in new york. welcome to "worldwide exchange." i'm seema mody. >> and i'm wilfred frost. >> u.s. futures pointing to a higher open after another record close on wall street as investors put an eye towards the new nonfarm payrolls before the open. >> and the opec secretary general tells cnbc he's not panicked about the recent drop in oil prices. >> affordable, consumers, we don't see any nagging from anybody. but i think we are looking at -- >> all is not well in the magic kingdom. disney shares slump after hours despite fallen earnings and confirmation of "toy story 4." >>> leaving its troubles mind, allianz boosts its dividend on the back of the better than expected third quarter profits despite outflows from pimco. >> you're watching "worldwide exchange," bringing you business news from around the globe. >> thanks for joining us here on "worldwide exchange." here is a look at how markets are fairing on premarket exchange. we're looking at the dow, the nasdaq all trading higher ahead of that jobless number. a lot of expectations rising ahead of that number on what we can expect.

a.m. in new york city.e a few snowflakes but nothing too significant which is good news. >> thank you. we appreciate it. happy thanksgiving, by the way. >> same to you. >>> new details ahead on the police shooting of a 12-year-old boy who was carrying a toy gun. >> we are getting new information on this. wii going to show you what we're learning from new audio and video recordings the police have released and more on the sudden loss of australian cricketer phillip hughes. you will hear from people close to him after this short break. for respawn, building the best interactive entertainment begins with the cloud. this is "titanfall," the first multi-player game built and run on microsoft azure. empowering gamers around the world to interact in ways they never thought possible. this cloud turns data into excitement. this is the microsoft cloud. >>> chaotic scenes there in hong kong. you are looking at clashes that broke out there after authorities cleared a demonstration camp on wednesday. a lot of tension ha

a.m. in new york. thank you for joining us. >> hi, everybody.'m louisa bojesen. >> i'm seem where a mody. >> oil is the big story. how low can it go? that's the big question. the price of crude continues to tumble. prompting both u.s. futures and oil stocks to trade lower. >> inflation dipping again in the eurozone. height.ing expectations that the ecb will have to act to ward off inflation. >> u.s. consumers hit the stores in search of black friday deals after millions hit the malls and shopped online on thanksgiving. >> and european lawmakers voted to break up google to the dismay of politicians and others stateside. >> announcer: you're watching "worldwide exchange," bringing you business news from around the globe. >>> all right, well, we've had a big impact from the price of oil, right? nymex lower by some 6.5%. brent settling right now to right around 72% or so. remember we had the thanksgiving holiday taking place yesterday. so light trade. that's emphasized these moves, as well. opec deciding mott to cut production at yesterday's closely

news. they needed the rain. here's where it's going. combining with the northeast and stop the map at 10:00 a.m. heavy rains through philly and new york. a second system will bring in cold air, showery activity. northern new england could see a foot of snow. >> rain, snow and arctic air behind this because of the typhoon? >> in part, because it may very well trigger an arctic blast. it is miss japan. won't be a typhoon for now. it will explode into a huge store that hits alaska. that will pump up warm air west and that will send cold air in the east. >> not often that we talk about typhoons affecting us here. thank you, rob. >>> well turn to the mideast now. the israeli military saying three soldiers were hurt during a hit and rush near beth wile a hit and rush near beth wilheb. he jumped out, swinging an iron bar before being shot dead. one victim was killed. more than a dozen hurt. hamas praising the attack tonight. >>> now, to africa. and the deadly ebola outbreak. health officials now reporting more than 13,000 cases in eight countries. more than 4,800 deaths. tonight, in the hot zone, liberia. the first ever american-built treatm

a.m. in new york. thank you so much for joining us this morning. welcome to "worldwide exchange." i'm seema mody. >>> ferguson sees the worst night of violence since august after a jury decides not to wharnlg a chiet police officer for the shooting of black teenager michael brown. president obama calls for calm. >> for those in ferguson, there are ways of channeling your concerns constructively and there are ways of channeling your concerns destructively. >>> iran's supreme leader accuses western leaders of arrogance after nuclear talks fail in vienna, this despite assurances from president rouhani that a deal will eventually be made. >>> the good times keep rolling for u.s. stocks with major indices on track for their best of the year. >>> walmart's merchandising chief is reportedly heading for the door just days before the retail giant's biggest day of the year. >> announcer: you're watching "worldwide exchange," bringing you business news from around the globe. >>> the top story of the hour, several cars and buildings in ferguson, missouri, are on fire. the grand jury determine

a.m. in new york. welcome to "worldwide exchange."i'm seema moody. >> and i'm wilfred frost. >> five straight weeks of gains, this after the shanghai hits a high after china leaves the door open to further wage cuts. >>> and alibaba over facebook. russia's richest man tells cnbc he wants to invest more money in the chinese e-commerce giant but he says he's less confident on one of his earlier bets. >> i admire facebook but you cannot make everybody. you have to keep this for somebody else. >>> the west is looking to iran's nuclear deal but official says they will try again next month. >>> and tensions are high in ferguson, missouri, as many await the verdict as to whether the police officer purposely shot michael brown. >>> if you are just tuning in, thank you for joining us on "worldwide exchange." the s&p 500 closing at record highs on friday. five straight gains for the u.s. market. and this week the big news will be for the commodity markets. the opec meeting on thanksgiving day. the question is if the cartel will cut production.

there is philadelphia and new york now by 9:00 a.m. getting the snow. then a huge area here, as you travel into pennsylvania. 4:00 p.m. tomorrow still looking at snow before the system starts heading out of here around 9:00 p.m. to 10:00 p.m. tomorrow. and doug, you've been taking a look at skycast 4, more with our local impact. you can take us hour by hour. >> this is a cool feature we have, showing what's going to be happening in 3-d as we make our way across the region early tomorrow morning. a lot lot of us have to work our wednesday. as we move on to 4:00 tomorrow morning, notice the rain coming down around the region and as we move through 4:00, 5:00, 6:00, 7:00 tomorrow morning, it's still rain around the area. and we are expecting rain around the beltway. it will be snow well to the west, but in and around the beltway, this will be a mostly rain event, even through around 9:00, 10:00. but watch what happens around 11:00. we start to see the rain mixing with and changing to snow around that 11:00 hour to around noon. we're going to see a little p

a.m. in new york, a town 35 miles north of new york city.ix l barry fixler is about to open his jewelry store for the valentine's day rush. >> gentlemen come in from 9:00 p.m. in the morning until 8:00 at night. they pick stuff up for their girlfriend, fiance or wife. >> when two men show up early, barry doesn't think twice about letting them in the shop. >> i hoped the door and they followed me into the store and went around the counter. he said, i'd like to see engagement rings. >> the man in the black coat singles one out, a routine fixler has seen thousands of times. >> i figured this is a normal sale. the other fella joked and said, i'm trying to talk my buddy out of it. sort of a joke. >> fixler hands the man a diamond ring. he expeamines the ring, as if hs expecting buying it. fixler senses something is off. >> i see he was hesitating and the price tag of that ring was $14,000. i figured, maybe the price is a little too much. >> as fixler and the man talk, something unexpected happens. >> what comes into my face is an automatic wis to

a.m. in new york. welcome to "worldwide exchange." i'm seemamody. >> i'm wilfred frost. >>> and president obama is at the apec summit calling on the reduction to barriers of trade. >> we look to china to create a more level playing field on which foreign companies are treated fairly. so that they can compete fairly with chinese counters. >> supporting the rouble. the rush president vladimir putin says there's no reason for the slide in currency and says the government will work to stabilize it. >>> transocean posted a huge third quarter loss after delaying the earnings report front friday due to nearly $3 billion in charges. and troubles begin to brew for petrobras as they face a probe by u.s. authorities. >>> you're watching "worldwide exchange," bringing you business news from around the globe. >>> and if you're just tuning in, thank you for joining us on "worldwide exchange." a quick look at the futures pointing to a higher open on the back of stocks hitting record highs on friday. in fact, the dow jones industrial crossing the 17,

a.m. in new york. good morning and welcome to withes was.'m seema mody. >> and i'm wilfred frost. >> u.s. futures point to a rebound after major averages snap a six-day earnings streak. >> shares of cisco come under pressure as we test spending and emerging markets. >>> shrek may have to answer to a new boss, optimus prime. hasbro is in talks to buy dreamworks animation. >>> the u.n. accuses moscow of fuelling the war in eastern ukraine. >> announcer: you're watching "worldwide exchange," bringing you business news from around the globe. >> if you're just tuning in, thanks for joining us here on "worldwide exchange." the dow snapping its six-day winning streak. the s&p 500 snapping its five-day winning streak. but right now, futures indicate ago higher open. we're looking at the dow jones industrial up about 30 points in premarket trade. the s&p 500 up just about 3 points. the nasdaq, though, has really been in focus thanks to the outperformance of oil tech names. we'll get to that in a second. keep in mind, the nasdaq has been trading at a

a.m. on friday. the new york state thruway remains closed after several drivers were stranded there for a day and a half. mayor cuomo says he has sympathy for those who were stranded. >> it must have been a horrifying experience to be stuck on the thruway for 10 to 12 hours in a car. you had husbands and wives who are stuck in the car for that period of time, i don't care how good your marriage is, that's a long time to be sitting in a car with a spouse. >> the governor says thousands of people and hundreds of pieces of snow equipment from as far away as long island are being sent to western new york to help with the cleanup. >>> today dozens of baggage hand lear handlers at philadelphia airport are on strike. monique, is the strike affecting travelers? >> reporter: no, because we're told a handful of workers have stayed on the job. city council have just introduced a resolution in council. what they want is for the airport to resolve this labor dispute between crime fligprime which is a private contractor, and t

a.m. >>> let's go to new york for a look at what's ahead on "today" show. to their numbers. >> we didn't get to talk to you yesterday. so welcome back. >> thank you so much. vale is definitely a devoted eagles fan. she was legally required to be one from birth. >> the eagles onsie on right now. >>> the races to watch as the voters head to the polls across the country today with control of congress up for grabs tonight. >>> also ahead, could it change the future of music? why super star taylor swift has pulled all of her songs from one of the most popular streaming services. >>> more of maria shriver's revealing conversation with jennifer lopez. why that racy new video is actually proof women can have it all. >> i haven't seen that racy new video. those stories and donald trump will join us as he unveiled the cast on the next "celebrity aprends." back to you. >> look forward to seeing you at 7:00. thanks. >> thanks. >> all right. >>> now your nbc 10 first alert weather with meteorologist bill henley. >> timing is everything. we had it today with clouds that

new york giants tomorrow. kickoff is tomorrow morning in new jersey at 10:00 a.m.. >> reporter: if berettas are open to get a winnd almost a year. the chargers are 5 and 4. in the red is not their 15 games losing streak. as a full half-hour of all real sports needs sunday night at 9 right after the news. >> reporter: repairs on the bay bridge might affect your commute this weekend we will have more when we return. >> erica: 2 should also been starting to come up. vallejo's of 4749 in richmond downtown san francisco 54 degrees. you need a jacket right now >> reporter: hot the work will happen overnight six days a week over the next 10 weeks. we think is worth the additional cost as will the black the traffic congestion the works estimated to cost $2.7 million this $1 million more than the cost of using the metal plates. >> reporter: the golden gate bridge will be closed for construction of the terminal will also be closed today and tomorrow. >> reporter: pay was tried as an adult for the attack last november she suffered second and third degree burns he used a letter to set her on fire. last month the settlement

a.m. the niners battle the new york giants at met life stadium.s face the chargers. still looking for their first win of the season. kickoff is at 1:05:00 p.m. at qualcomm stadium. the big game between stanford and cal is next weekend. kickoff will be at 1:00 p.m. at memorial stadium. yesterday the cardinals had a chance to become bowl eligible with a win over utah. here's mike shumann with the highlights in this morning's sports. >>> good morning. well, stanford is having one of their toughest seasons under david shaw. cardinals coming off a bye week. stanford 5-5. 3-3 in pac-12 play. they kneed one more win to become bowl eligible. the senior day. final game for ty montgomery. the touch to ward. three yards for the touchdown. 7-0 cardinals. after the turnover. travis wills puts his head down and scores from the 2. 7-7 game and that was the score at halftime. stayed that way until overtime. utah gets it first. olson to clay, nice catch. 14-7, utes. stanford needs to answer with a touchdown to extend the game. hogan off the play action again. >> t

a.m. the niners battle the new york giants at met life stadium.face the chargers, still looking for that first win of the season. kickoff at 1:05 at qualcomm stadium. big game between stanford and cal is next weekend. check off at 1:00 p.m. at memorial stadium. yesterday the cardinals had a chance to become bowl eligible with a win over utah. could they do it? here's mike shumann with the highlights in this morning's sports. >>> good morning. well, stanford is having one of their toughest seasons under david shaw. cardinals coming off a bye week. stanford 5-5. 3-3 in pac-12 play. the cardinals needed one more win to become bowl eligible between outage info, cal and uca. senior day down on the farm. final game for ty montgomery. taking on utah. the opening possession. play action fake. the touch to ward. three yards for the touchdown. 7-0 cardinals. after the turnover. travis wilson puts his head down and scores from the 2. 7-7 game and that was the score at halftime. stayed that way until overtime. utah gets it first. olson to clay, nice catch. 14

a.m. the niners battle the new york giants at met life stadium.r their first win of the season. kickoff is at 1:05:00 p.m. at qualcomm stadium. the big game between stanford and cal is next weekend. that's the big game. kickoff will be at 1:00 p.m. at memorial stadium. yesterday the cardinals had a chance to become bowl eligible with a win over utah. here's mike shumann with the highlights in this morning's sports. >>> good morning. well, stanford is having one of their toughest seasons under david shaw. cardinals coming off a bye week. stanford 5-5. 3-3 in pac-12 play. the cardinals needed one more win to become bowl eligible between outage info, cal and uca. final game for ty montgomery. the touch to ward. three yards for the touchdown. 7-0 cardinals. after the turnover. 3 yards for the touchdown. travis wills puts his head down and scores from the 2. 7-7 game and that was the score at halftime. stayed that way until overtime. utah gets it first. olson to clay, nice catch. 14-7, utes. stanford needs to answer with a touchdown to extend the game.

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new jersey in less than four minutes. it will open in pennsylvania and dell wir at 7:00 a.m. >>> and new this morning a social worker from northern new yorkut of jail. police arrested melissa shown field on friday morning after she met with an undercover sheriff's detective posing as a hit man. the meeting happened in a wall march parking lot in watertown. police say she agreed to play $11,000 to murder her son-in-law in florida and then throw his body to the alligators. "good morning america" will have much more on this story at 7:00 a.m. >> health officials in trenton monitoring several people from symptoms of ebola. this involves about a dozen people all of them are considered low risk. that means they've been to west africa recently but were not exposed to somebody who had the virus. city public health nurses are calling people thon list twice a day. so far no one is showing any symptoms. about 100 people are on that list statewide. >> 5:57. "action news" is working on some brand new stories for our broadcast at 6:00. a series of arsons have a local community on edge. hear what local police are saying about more than a dozen fires set

a.m. tomorrow morning here in new york city i will be sworn in as an american citizen and it will be the proudest moment of my life. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> jonathan hunt. >> thank you. >> congratulations. beverly hills he was here he worked for sky news in the united kingdom. you've been with the bigger company, i guess, under the murdoch umbrella. >> pretty much all of my working life. i would not be becoming a u.s. citizen without fox news. >> ian and his lovely wife chelsea will be there. i love those ceremonies. and i can't wait to find out if you can sing. >> i cannot sing. by the way, i just watched a whole bunch of strangers doing this nationalization ceremony on youtube. i was crying at that. i'm going to be a complete and utter mess. >> that's what i'm hoping because we're sending cameras. i'm out of here tomorrow because i have to go to a wedding -- i get to go to a wedding. i'm excited ant the wedding. on monday we're going put a whole thing together, unless something weird happens between now and then. jonathan and chelsea and the whole happy hunt family. >> thank you. >> not

a.m., it's already here. for areas around philadelphia, rain. for new york, rain. r boston, that rain just starting to make its way up. and by 9:00 a.m. here, yes, even some snow in d.c. mixing in i think with some rain. same thing in philadelphia and new york. so if you have travel plans up that i-95 corridor, even as far north as boston, there will be some issues with this storm system. as you head south, if you hug 95 and stay to the east, probably just looking at some rain throughout the day on wednesday. especially anything prior to about 3:00 in the afternoon. advance at 4:00, and here we are in the evening hours, 6:00. that system starts to make its exit here. still hanging on in philadelphia and new york. there could be several inches of snow up in boston. as it's probably not going to end there until about 10:00 or 11:00 p.m. meanwhile, your temperature, 57 tomorrow. 40 and falling on wednesday. meteorologist doug kammerer has more on what you can expect with the local impacts. and that accumulating snow. doug? >> yeah, that storm system is going to move in

new york. that's when they got stopped. they stopped driving at 2:00 a.m. tuesday. re on the but for more than 30 hours. good news, in the last hour they have been rescued. the team chronicled the entire event by posting pics on social ed me. they said state roomers came by and brought them snacks. just off the bus one of the coaches tweeted thank you for rescuing you, ny state police. we did get a nice happy ending to that. the team bus was stranded near the stadium where the buffalo bills are playing. the bills are hosting the jets on sunday. in the meantime, the bills player having fun with the snow. here's defensive end mario williams trying to take his dog for a walk. check out the poor guy. he has to hop around. can barely get through the snow. his teammate, marquise goodwin, meanwhile, he was braving the snow. he said the snow doesn't scare me as he took his shirt off. an awesome picture right there. vikings running back adrian peterson will not be back on the football field. peterson lost his arbitration against the nfl where he was challenging their decision

a.m. tomorrow morning. heavy rains through philly and new york. then the second system swings through. that will bring in cold air, showery activity. winter storm watches posted for northern new england. could see over a foot of snow in some parts up there. >> rain, snow and arctic air behind this because of the typhoon? >> well, in part. this typhoon may very well trigger an arctic blast. here's how. it will miss japan. it won't be a typhoon for long but it will explode into a huge storm that hits alaska and that will kind of jack up the jet stream. that will pump up warm air west and that will send cold air in the northeast. next week, that's going to be the ongoing pattern. >> not often that we talk about typhoons affecting us here on the mainland. thank you, rob. >>> we turn around the world tonight and to the middle east now. the israeli military saying three soldiers were hurt during a hit and rush near bethlehem. hours earlier, police say a palestinian driver rammed his mini van into a crowd of people, waiting for a train in jerusalem. he then jumped out, swinging an iron bar be

♪ >> good morning to you from the streets of new york city. it is 5:00 a.m. this wednesday morning. >> i am heather childers. >> i am ainsley earhardt. it is an exclusive interview you will only see on the fox news channel the man who killed osama bin laden speaking out for the first time in a two night special. >> he didn't think he would return home from his mission. he described letters he left behind for family and friends. >> i wrote one to pretty much everybody. it was more of an explanation of why we went why it was noble and why i am not afraid the best people in the world were going on the most important mission since washington pros crossed the delaware and it is worth it. i am sorry you are upset i died with the people i should have died with. it was sad. there was a few times there were tears on the pages. it is weird i. going to call people but this is a letter they are going to get from me explaining why it had to happen. >> did you think they wouldn't understand? >> no, they would understand. the kids probably wouldn't. eventually they çwould.

news this morning, we can tell you they've been rescued. a little back-story, they were heading home after a game in pittsburgh when they got stuck. that was around 2:00 a.m. near lackawanna, new york. we have the coach on the phone, the head coach of the niagara university women's basketball team. coach you've been all other twitter, you tweeted you're safe at the toll plaza, are you okay? >> yeah, we are. you know we're all together on the bus and we're about ten minutes from campus and really tired and really excited to be home. >> how, take me back to the rescue over the course of the last few hours. how did that happen? who was it? >> you know, it was the state troopers as well as some volunteer firefighters. and so it was a little -- we came at about half went in all-terrain vehicles and half went were state troopers. but we're all together now. we had to leave everything on the bus. and but most important thing is we got off and we're out of it. it really, driving, you know, the humvee or whatever, the s.w.a.t. car that we were in that goes through anything, it was, it was really bad, it was really coming down again. and we're just really glad to be together and almost home.

new baby bump will be truly visible. and she' been cleared to travel despite morning sickness so severe it extends well past the a.m. hour. and get this, kate has never been to new yorkore. so she will likely be as excited as many new yorkers will be. back to you. >> that's surprising, right? >> it is. >>>he berlin wall came down 25 years ago. now those who remember the historic day share their memories. >> it may be blurting in old trade. being introduced to that is great with this. >>> and finally at this hour, we are seeing a good amount of clearing. everybody is slated to clear over the next couple of hours. then temperatures tumble tomorrow as we bring on rain later in the week. a lot to go over. we'll give you the timeline for changes in your microclimate in just moments. >>> well, how about this? a dramatic display, 8,000 balloons marks thepot where the berlin wall once stood. this weekend germans and tourists marked the anniversary of the cold war symbol. the balloons were released last night. that was followed by a display of fireworks over brandonburg gate and how the city reunited. >> it was neat to see the visual representation. >>> when the berlin wall f

new york. >> charlie rose is in new york ready to tell us what's ahead at 7:00 a.m.rning, charlie. >> good morning, mike and andrea. ahead an emotional reunion. a philadelphia woman is found alive. she was abducted days ago. vinita nair on how agents tracked her down. plus, a boy wakes up one day with no appetite and more than a year later doctors still do not know why. 's rapidly losing weight so his parents take us through a typical day in their first division better view and the church that knows -- interview. and the church that knows how to put on a show. thousands line up for weekly sfs. the news is back in the morning. we'll see you this morning. >> thank you, char lip. we'll be watching -- charlie. we'll be watching. >>> he's the most hated man in major league baseball league baseball and back in the news. >> former baltimore ravens all pro running back is facing charges too. these are some of the stories nick giovanni is following. >> reporter: we'll start with a- rod who has been out of the headlines and away from baseball the past year. yesterday we learne

a.m. in the east. john berman has the morning off. a deadly snowstorm buries buffalo, new york, this morning.

live in new york, i'm chris stallone. >> thank you for that. >>> you can watch all of the fun and festivities on nbc10 it gets under way at 9:00 a.m. >>> when the parade is over, don't touch the remote, sit back and watch the national dog show presented by purina. 1600 canines compete for the best in show. it airs on nbc10 and actor john owe hurley from seinfeld fame hosts that show. >>> it takes a lot of work to get that food from the stove to the table. here's bake safety tests. wash your hands, not your turkey. that's because some of the bacteria on the turkey can splash in your sink. don't rely on poppers to tell you when the bird is fully cooked. experts actually recommend taking a turkey's temperature in three different spots. the breast, the thigh and inner wing. meat thermometer should read 155 degrees. while thanksgiving most will be spending it with family and friends, one out of five will be spending it with co-workers. hospitality and health care workers are most likely. >> i'm getting a head start on at my goal of reaching 6,000 calories today. thanks to my co-worker ross i'm getting a good start. this is great stuff.

a.m. eastern on c-span. new york senator charles schumer will be at the national press club today. as democratic policy committee chair, he will talk about election results and the democratic agenda moving forward. we will have that live at 10:00 a.m. eastern on c-span. overspan2, negotiations iran's nuclear program. is by the brookings institution, and you can watch it live at 10:30 a.m. eastern. president obama will speak about immigration policy at an event today in chicago, at 3:30 p.m. eastern -- at 5:30 p.m. eastern on c-span. bob monday night, mccullough announced the grand the decision not to indict police officer in the shooting death of 18-year-old michael brown. mccullough talked about the evidence that was presented to the jury and took questions from reporters at this 45 minute news conference. >> good evening and thanks for your patience. i am late getting up here. i have a statement, the very beginning here, and then we will answer some questions when we are finished with that. first and foremost, i would like my deepest extending sympathies to the family of michael

a.m. tomorrow. it's as big as the feast you are working on right now. . >>> coming up, we'll go live to new york with a look at what's new. >>> rain and snow gone for now. but it is a cold start outside. storm team 4 meteorologist amelia siegel is tracking the changes with your hour-by-hour forecast. >>> keeping the peace on thanksgiving. one thing you'll want to >>> welcome back. new this morning, your car may be being recalled this morning. toyota just announced it is calling back thousands of cars. 57,000 yarus and rav4s are being recalled to replace potentially deadly air bags made by takata corporation. the inflaters can explode with too much force and spray metal pieces into the car. >>> whatever you do at the thanksgiving table today, don't look at your phone. a new survey says 66% say phones are no place at the holiday table. your family doesn't feel like you are paying attention to the conversation when you are fiddling with your phone. your mom has been telling you for years. now you got it from this site. >> we watch football and eat. >> are you watching on your phone? >> we do have conver

a.m. everyone got out safely. no word on cause. >>> 5:04. penndot is sending a fleet of plows up to buffalo, new york, they need the help as they dig out from seven feet of flow. this morning there's new concern, flooding, the temperatures are expected to warm up fast and that could trigger a meltdown. >> the buildings that are compromise the, the buildings that are at risk for further collapse will be in a worse situation once that happens, there will be extra weight because of the rain. >> the snowfall is blamed for ten deaths and stranding dozens of motorists. the nfl has moved the bills jets game from buffalo to detroit, the stadium still needs to be cleared of all that snow. >> happening today, a federal judge is expected to rule on new jersey's efforts to legalize sports betting. the four major sports league and the ncaa is suing to block it. the technicality is expected on sports gambling. >>> there's worrisome news in the atlantic city casino industry. a judge will consider whether trump should change from chapter 11 to chapter 7 which would mean liquidation of the company. on the horizon, a

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new york. for us, we'll see sunshine but still cold. tomorrow morning windchills -- 27 to start off around 8:00 a.m. 25 winchester. 26 culpepper. tomorrow is going to be a very cold day. i think it will be a little bolter than a warming during the afternoon with more sunshine. still chimy. 40 to 46 degrees. very cold saturday. temperatures 10 to 15 degrees below average. that's why our impact forecast has us at a moderate level tomorrow. you'll need the coats and gloves as well. 50 degrees on sunday. at least a little bit better. look at monday though. 48 degrees. rain first but that changes to snow. it will not accumulate at all but it will bring in much colder air. temperatures tuesday morning around 36 for a high. windchills on tuesday afternoon will be between 25 and 30 degrees all day. really cold arctic air on tuesday and wednesday. >> get used to it. >> get used to it. >>> liam hemsworth ♪ my baby drove up in a brand new cadillac. ♪ ♪ look here, daddy, i'm never coming back.... ♪ discover the new spirit of cadillac and the best offers of the season. lease this 2014 standard collection ats for around $299 a month. exactly

a.m. we had started to get some phone calls from, you know, new york state troopers and the thruway authority, so we knew at that point when the phone calls started to come in that we would probably meet up with a first responder or state trooper soon and the first responders came first which was amazing because they brought hawaiian punch and mountain dew and i don't know, pretzels and all different kinds of candies and chocolate, i think, was a great thing for them to bring. so seeing other humans that weren't on our team was a nice feeling for us. >> were you guys scared? >> we were i would say a bit nervous and anxious. like i said, as it started to turn dark and the night, you know, we saw another night and we were about to see another sunrise as our players would say, we were a little nervous. again, because what is the light at the end of the tunnel? we really didn't of course what that meant. the snow just kept on coming and it wasn't stopping. >> i know that traditionally there is a lot of snow in that part of the country, but have you ever seen a storm quite like this one? >> no. yo

new york city, it's gone. up into boston by 6:00 a.m. tomorrow morning, i'll moving out of here.t leaves us with sunny and cold conditions for black friday. early morning around 30 degrees. upper 30s by the time we get to the afternoon. and you've got more on what folks can expect around the area as well for the upcoming weekend. >> yeah. you talk about friday. friday is still going to be a very chelly afternoon. but then we're talking a pretty nice looking weekend. let's talk about that friday forecast first. we have a cool event coming up. reston town center, we'll be out there hosting a reston town center holiday parade going on right there right down at reston town center. it will be a cold one. the weekend, however, a little bit different. 46 degrees on saturday. sunshine. so cool but a lot nicer. and take a look at what we deal with during the day on sunday. high temperatures back up to around 58 degrees, even closer to 60. so warmer and feeling very nice for the day on sunday. so starting to warm as we make our way into the weekend after a very chilly thursday and friday.

a.m. >> that's it for us here in new york. coming up in just two minutes, the latest on the ukrainian claims russian tanks of pouring into ukraine. >> an historic moment for mankind, the fall of the berlin wall 25 years ago. >> the end of the iron curtain helped reunite communist eastern europe and capitalist western europe, pieces of wall remain on display throughout the region. >> we leave you with these images coming out of jerusalem. those are young people behind that trash dumpster throwing stones at the israeli troops stationed there. have a great morning. >>> stepping up security, israeli police call in reinforcements to prevent more violence in occupied east jerusalem. ♪ >>> i'm shiulie ghosh with all of the world news from al jazeera. also coming up protesting against proposed sanctions, yemenese rally in support of the former president. >>> army chiefs of myanmar are accused of war crimes in their fight against separatists. >>> plus

a.m. >> that's it for us here in new york. >> we leave you with our images of the day, taking a look back at the revolution in ukraine, marking the one year anniversary. >> ukrainian president petro poroshenko declaring a national die of freedom and dignity. intercepting messages from embassies, military bases... >> one of the america's closest allies... >> we were not targeting israelis... >> suddenly attacked >> bullet holes... ...just red with blood... >> 34 killed... we had no way to defend ourselves >> high level coverups... never before heard audio... a shocking investigation >> a conscience decision was made to sweep it under the rug... >> the day israel attacked america only on al jazeera america >> in the fight against isil marking an anniversary, ukraine takes time to remember an event that changed its political and territorial landscape, but... >> you can come out of the shadows and get right with the law.

a.m. on wednesday, we're looking at heavy snow west of i-95. that will be stretching p to the suburbs outside of new york city. east of i-95 you've got heavy rainfall and wind. and, of course, it's sloppy and quite a bit of impact. heading into the evening, heavier snow from the philadelphia area, westchester county reaching up across connecticut into boston and new england. so by midnight toward the predawn hours the last of the snow will be exiting maine. we have winter storm warnings extending from maine right on down into north carolina. so a big portion of the east coast all impacted again. that's where the biggest snow totals are going to be. looking at a widespread 6 to 10, at times as much as 12 inches of snow in that strip. the only area we have to watch for today will be a storm that comes through the northwest, looks very wet on thanksgiving day from seattle to portland. i'm meteorologist eric fisher for "cbs morning news." >>> coming up on the "morning news," more on the inside travel rush and an inside look at how an airline is making sure your flight goes smoothly. >>> and hundreds in cleve