their skills so they can maintain the ability to do it at a high level like at new york or atlanta or chicago. we are not there yet. we call it faa speed. we should've been done with this a year ago. the new hires -- >> what is so hard about it? >> you will have to ask them. we have had some ideas. it is a drawnout process. we thought we had a good plan. it is just taking a very long time. when you take somebody straight out of academy and send them to a busy location, they do not have the training program to teach them -- >> i have sat there and watched the screens. i could not even begin to think that i could do it. do you want to respond to the idea of one of having itemization in terms of the ,chedule with europe on adsb would that element it can some concerned with the airlines? >> it would not eliminate all of our concerns. this is a classic case of the faa embracing a standard before they have reviewed the cost-benefit of it and made the business case. as i said earlier, we have made a lot of investments. we have equipment on airplanes that we cannot use now. now it is mandated that we

developing skills so they can maintain the ability to do it at a high level like new york, atlanta, or chicago. we are not there yet. we should have been done with this about a year ago. the new hires t5. >> what is so hard about it? >> you will have to ask them. it is taking a long time. when you take someone straight out of the academy and send them, they do not have the training program to teach. i have sat there and watched the screens. i cannot do screens. i cannot do it. i would not even begin to think that i could do it. do you want to respond to the idea of harmonization in terms of the schedule with europe q mac with that eliminate the concerns q mac. >> it q mac. >> it would not eliminate all. this is a classic case of the standard being embraced. as i said during my earlier testimony we have made a lot of investments. we don't know how it will work, whether the standard will change, whether the equipment will change. harmonization is one part of it, but it, but making it work and making a business case is critical, and if you go back through the cost overruns and failures and pickup

developing skills so they can maintain the ability to do it at a high level like new york, atlanta, or chicago. we are not there yet. we should have been done with this about a year ago. the new hires -- >> what is so hard about it? >> you will have to ask them. it is taking a long time. we thought we had a good plan, but it is taking it is taking a very long time to implement it. when you take someone straight out of the academy and send them, they do not have the training program to teach them. >> i have sat there and watched the screens. i could not do it. i would not even begin to think that i could do it. do you want to respond to the idea of harmonization in terms of the schedule with europe on adsb? would that eliminate the concerns? >> it would not eliminate all. this is a classic case of the standard being embraced. as i said during my earlier testimony we have made a lot of investments. now we have mandates on the equipment, and we don't know how it will work, whether the standard will change, whether the equipment will change. harmonization is one part of it, but it, but making it w

. >> we have got very cold weather for anyone traveling to let's say new york city or chicago or even atlanta. >> it's been back and forth, back and forth. >> this time we're actually having the remnants of what was typhoon nuri going to bring us that cold weather. typhoon impacting the weather of the eastern half of the united states. >> it's traveling on. >> it is. i want to talk quickly what new york city looked like yesterday at this time. we had rain in times square. very, very soggy start to their thursday. that storm is moving away from the east coast of the united states. but now that very same low-pressure system is going to bring some hefty snowfall to new brunswick. we're also talking about snow across st. johns and into the newfoundland region and the eastern parts of canada, upwards of 25 centimeters. this is about 10 inches of snow and heavy rainfall as well. you can see even some of that snowfall into the extreme northern sections of maine, vermont, and the extreme northeastern parts of new england. now, talking about what was remnants of typhoon nuri. this storm system is goin

stay in the 20s and 30s and then chicago not quite as chilly but temperatures don't get above freezing, maybe hitting hat freezing mark on thursday. it won't hit atlanta orortheast as much. we'll see temperatures fall just a bit. this morning chilly across much of the south even the northeast, 47. in d.c. the same in new york but these are the temperatures the next couple of days. obviously, those areas to the north are going to be bitterly cold guys over the next couple of days. >> ouch. jennifer thank you for the heads up. >> much appreciated. >> the president is ready to add to his team. >> he has a nominee for the next attorney general. who is she and what are the chances of confirmation. that's up next. right under this tree. ♪ (man) some things are worth holding onto. they're hugging the tree. (man) that's why we got a subaru. or was it that tree? (man) introducing the all-new subaru outback. love. it's what makes a subaru, a subaru. into one you'll never forget. earn triple points when you book with the expedia app. expedia plus rewards. feet...tiptoeing. better things than the pain, stiffness, and joint damage of moderate to severe rheumatoid art

chicago, 37 in atlanta. windchills this morning for much of the east coast are in our minus -- i should say in the single digits or the teens. even the cold affected me, betty. can't talk. >> affected me as well. stories making news this morning at 15 minutes past the hour, 23 inmates have escaped from a prison in colombia following a huge riot. it was caught on camera. prisoners set mattresses on fire, threw rocks at military personnel. authorities used teargas on those prisoners. 43 escaped during the riots. 20 were captured. 23 still on the loose. >>> convicted killer taylor was put on death row for shooting to death a kansas city gas station attendant in front of the man's 8-year-old stepdaughter in 1994. he stopped short of killing the stepdaughter when his gun jammed. taylor's lawyers say the all white jury that convicted him was racially biased. >>> police in georgia are looking into claims that nba star dwight howard physically abused his 7-year-old child. they initially investigated the case on october 1st but found no evidence. an attorney for howard says the claims by the child's mother are a baseless a

atlanta is at 16. so it's a cold friday. over the weekend the biggest headline will be snow, kansas city will get about two or three inches of snow saturday afternoon. chicago saturday night will get a little bit of snow then some rain and maybe even a little wintry mix heading up to new york city and d.c. sunday night. overall the peak of this cold is gone but in the great lakes and the northeast it's coming our way. trying to get the "thunder cats" theme. >> you know me so well. if i can just get it up. >> very good job. did you work the audio? >> i really should. yeah. don't worry. i'm just trying to get to us break. coming up on "morning joe" wisconsin scott walker has won three races in four years. he's set for an even bigger run in 2016. that's the question a lot of people are asking. the governor joins mika and joe later this morning. we'll bring two polar opposites in london for one historic meeting. new york state is jump-starting business with startup-ny. an unprecedented program that partners businesses with universities across the state. for better access to talent, cutting edge research, and state of the art facilities. and you pay no taxes for

atlanta. it was colder in north carolina than it was in minneapolis or chicago.o a big shift here in the weather pattern for that part of the country but we are expecting a warpup the next few days so that should help the snow melt. martha: that's nutty, we had that happen here on halloween. bill: comparing a former presidential republican candidate to a clown. greg orman with some questionable comments about bob dole. his oh own spent pat roberts is here to respond. martha: mitt romney is saying tomorrow's election is all about president obama. >> this is the last chance for america to pass judgment on the obama administration and on its policies. synchrony financial partners with over two hundred thousand businesses, from fashion retailers to healthcare providers, from jewelers to sporting good stores, to help their customers get what they want and need. banking. loyalty. analytics. synchrony financial. engage with us. big day? ah, the usual. moved some new cars. hauled a bunch of steel. kept the supermarket shelves stocked. made sure everyone got their latest

or snow showers across the northeast. that is yet to be determined. then we are going to see thursday looking all right. atlanta, you clear out. 56 degrees. 23 in chicago for thanksgiving day. very chilly. detroit, 33. could see flurries there. new york city, d.c., we could be picking up some snow with temperatures around 42. fred. >> all right, thanks so much. swren fer gray, appreciate it. >>> a 12-year-old boy shot and killed by police. who thought he was carrying a real gun. well, it wasn't. what went wrong? next. ♪ the mercedes-benz winter event is back, with the perfect vehicle that's just right for you, no matter which list you're on. [ho, ho, ho, ho] no matter which list you're on. lease the 2014 cla250 for $329 a month at your local mercedes-benz dealer. can't wait to get the next big thing? come to t-mobile and get the samsung galaxy note 4 for zero down. grab the hottest phone around, for zero down and zero waiting and zero annual service contracts only at t-mobile. stuck in a contract? we'll even buy you out of it. so why wait? switch now and get the samsung galaxy note 4 for zero down. (receptionist) gunderman group is growing. getting in

be traveling, atlanta, they'll have some rain, 52 degrees, very coal, dry in chicago, 32, 65 degrees in dallas, boston, that's where you might have some travel trouble, if you are driving oring, north to new england, they're specking lot of snow there, some places, in new england, especially vermont, new hampshire, maybe getting around a foot of snow. we have not seen the change-over here. still too warm for that to happen. so, it is just rain, lots of it, and this all we were ever going to get, that would be a travel mess. but once we get that change-over and the colder air moves in, watch out. so, we do have just light rain around at the moment. and north and west of the city, we really, most of that, isn't making it to the grounds. down around the jersey shore that we have the heaviest rain at the moment. and as we go quickly through the future cast, you see the change over happening north and west of the city, by 8:00 this morning. say 7:00, 8:00. after 9:00 we start to see the line of blue and pink, go little further south, but i95 for some reason always seems to be the line of demarcation, between weather systems, at least for good portion of the day today. so, it c

or indoors we're looking at a pretty nice day but temperatures will top out tomorrow right around 40 degrees if you're traveling on thanksgiving several locations we're looking at those temperatures. atlanta upper 40s, chicagorature in dallas tomorrow of asking degrees. but for tailgating and kick off tomorrow as the birds take on the cowboys it will be in the upper 50's. probably have the roof off. boston looking at lingering snow showers tomorrow so just keep that in mind for your travel. so recapping tomorrow, a high of about 40 upper 30s chilly for shopping on friday. the temple game a little chilly low 40s and then we moderate into the mid 50s for sunday and monday of next week. taking us into the month of, y yes, december. wow! >> i know. going fast. >> always does. >> no more playing hookie. new app that could be your team's worst nightmare. how to keep them in school all from a smart phone. >> road sign slices through this windshield missing the driver by just inches. and she doesn't remember how it happened. what police say led right up to this scary scene. >> talk about a turkey hangover. this isn't from the bird. it's what it's cooked with. the 100 proof turkey so strong it's what it's cooked wit

or so, we could see six to ten inches around bangor, maine. so another snowy day for the northeast. current temperatures outside, 34 in atlanta. 28 in chicagoew york city. when you factor in that wind chill, look at these temperatures drop. it feels like 23 right now in atlanta. feeling like 33 in charlotte. feeling like 35 in new york city. we still have that freeze warning in effect. yes, even including southern states and this goes all the way down to the gulf of mexico. so all of this out still waking up, yeah, another day with chilly temperatures. they'll continue to warm up as we go through the next couple of days. look at this. we'll be back in the 60s tomorrow in atlanta as well as d.c. a lot of these cities will be close to 70 by the time we get to tuesday. so a very fast swing. the cold only lasting for a couple of days. >> something to look forward to. thank you, jennifer grey. >> i like the 30s. >> you can have it. >> you'll let me keep it. all right. what a unique look we have at the virgin galactic here. we want to say first of all, don't expect answers as to what brought down that space ship. the on going investigation we und

atlanta only 48. chicago, 33. that's 16 degrees below average. plus coming up in the next half hour we'll be talking about the lake-effect snow machine cranking up a foot of snow or more and heading into the great lakes. and another lobe of the polar express next week. we have a lot to talk about on #roker-thon. >> conserve your energy, al. >>> the navy s.e.a.l. who says he fired the fatal shots at osama bin laden is sharing never-before revealed details. >> 3 1/2 years after bin laden's death and americans are still fascinated about the secret mission that killed him as well as the elite warriors involved in that raid, including rob o'neill, his central role in the death of the man behind 9/11. >> standing two feet in front of me with his hands on his wife was the faces i had seen thousands of times. my first thought is we got him. we got him. we just ended the war. >> reporter: speaking out for the first time to fox news, rob o'neill, who says he fire d the fatal shot killing the world's most wanted terrorist, the native who has been traveling the country giving motivational speeches describes the preparation for the raid. >> the more we trained on it, the more

atlanta only 48. chicago, 33. that's 16 degrees below average. plus, coming up in the next half hour we're 2ing to talk about the lake-effect snow machine cranking up a foot of snow or more, heading into the great lakes. and there's another lobe of the polar express coming in next week. we got a lot to talk about on #rokerthon. >> going to be up all night. conserve your energy. another story we're following the former navy s.e.a.l. who claims he is the one that fired the final shot into osama bin laden, sharing information about this operation. peter alexander is on the story this morning. good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you. 3 1/2 years after bin laden's death and americans are fascinated by the secret mission that killed him as well as the warriors involved in that raid. that includes rob o'neill describing an unprecedented detail his central role in the death of the man ninld 9/11. >> standing two feet in front of me with his hands on his wife, was the face i've seen on a thousand times. my first thought was we got him. we got him. we just ended the war. >> speaking out for the first time to fox news, rob o'neill t former s.e.a.l. team 6 sniper who say