. >> canada minnesota, all over turning into a hockey town. >> indeed it is. golden knights is also the name of the army's parachute team. the washington post reveals, team owner bill foley is also a proud graduate of the academy. >>> to graduate from unlv, mo tulale, was named all mountain west, leading a squad of 1:17 total tackles. all las vegas senior running back mel pumfrey was named offensive player of the year. this season he surpassed the to college hoops now, tomorrow they'll face former interim head coach todd symon when they play at southern utah. unlv nine and a half point favorite, however those programs share the struggle of rebuilding. symon has led thunderbirds to a 2 and 4 record. before unlv hired new head coach >> first head coach in the state. we built our relationship, we have the family, we all love the same game, we are trying to compete at the end of the day. rivers angry over a call would get ejected in what was a double overtime loss. have you ever seen such fury out of a basketball coach? >> veins were popping. >> hopefully not expl

beginning saturday in ending monday morning.g blizzard warnings in the dakotas, and minnesota warnings from the farther north to canada, and wisconsin and minnesota have th chance of getting 12 inches snow. record highs tomorrow for akron-canton, 70 and include th 71, they were both set last yea i think that we wille make a ru at breaking bad.e were going to go down, rainfall saturday changed over two snowfall highs in the 30s overnight lows in the 20s should and the growing season. on tuesday dry, on wednesday ratios near 50, and that looks like sunshine friday with mid- 40s tied to get out the snow shovels. a special new story that was one year in the making. tomorrow, at 6 a local radio and tv personality battling alzheimer's, we spent the past year documenting his fight,e an the support from his family and friends it is a must-see specia report, bob becker battle, congratulations to the newest fox 8 coolschool it is bryden elementary strongsvillewi dolby theater next week on fox 8 news and vote for the next coolschoo on fox 8.com. if you dread the grid your house,e, and that is going to help you. >> allow chris's

and in wisconsin minnesota and canada, about 16 inches snow. >> provide you have some low '70s tomorrow with director last year was 71 i think that w will break it and then we will have falling temperatures, it will be range snow mix saturday and that lake effect snow fall saturday night intoto monday is on tuesday may 4 days with rain showers wednesday 50 and thursday a few snowflakes e with mid- 40s and sunshine black friday.y. will tell you about dick goddard's artistic side that almost time to see some animals for adoptionon the number at the bottom of the screen from rescu village, he was rescued. he is sweet and less to startle is energetic good with older kids, well behaved and easy to train, open your heart to purring. we also have teddy. a four -month-old black kitten. he will warm up to yuki is a memo laid back sweetheart he just wants to be near you andd is a rescued stray had a rough start deserving a second chance from make them part of your family just call thehe number a the bottom of the screen, next week, dick goddard is stepping awayxt from the weather maps we his hobb

i know, canada, the language of minnesota. beautiful country, beautiful country, you're welcome. but don't reach for your passport yet, because last night, as the election returns were coming in, the canadian immigration website crashed. don't know why! a lot of websites went down last night. apocalypsebunkers.net, stresseatersanonymous.org, and klanklothing.biz yes, we klan! they're doing a brisk business. they've got free healthcare and a prime minister who looks like the prince from "tangled." ( cheers and applause ) but listen up. everybody up there, every american who is thinking i'm going to canada. you don't get to flee to another country when things get rough here. being an american citizen is like family: you're in it whether you like it or not. ( cheers and applause ) i mean, for pete's sake, at thanksgivingen ernie hits the highballs and starts saying racist things about the help, you don't storm off from the table and move in with your nextdoor neighbor. you stay and elect him commander in chief! that's america! ( laughter ) you know when i'm feeling shaky sometimes--

the low pressure is moving out of minnesota tonight and heading for canada. it is pushing a cold front through eastern iowa and colder air comes in behind that will deliver the clouds in the colder temperatures in the next 24 hours. once the colder air arrives, that will be through the first half of the coming weekend. you can see the disturbance to the east of us -- the east of us with chillier air. clouds will be part of the forecast for the next couple of days. on the predictor, you can watch how those spin through the area. here we are at midnight with everybody pretty much in the by the time we get to the noon, snow shower show up, especially north of highway 20. while the model doesn't get these too much further south, i would not be surprised to see some of these get down to interstate while the model doesn't get these too much further south, i would not be surprised to see some of these get down to interstate 80. they may be mixed with raindrops at times. i'm not expecting anything in the way of accumulations. don't expect not to see snow showers, esp

it, and as the cold air is kind of wrapped around behind, dragging it out of canada, you have got snow both across minnesota and then back here into wyoming and have continued its eastward grind. you may find some of those great lakes airports to be kind of troublesome, your chicago -- i think chicago will be fine, but perhaps detroit, cleveland, et cetera, buffalo and so forth, so there may be some delays there. but here's the way with we look now across colorado and wyoming, and boy, it has been a mess all across minnesota. we have got everything from snow to freezing rain to thunderstorms. so, anyway, how about your world? l we'll get you right to that forecast. and again, it looks super for both today and tomorrow. look at that thursday. >> that turkey is totally in denial, right? >> yeah. he seems maybe that's the only way to approach a day like that. >> just denial. >> puff up your chest, get your waddle flopped over your nose or your beak. is it called a waddle? >> turkey nose thing. >> turkey nose, yeah. >> we know what you're talking about, that's the important thing. thanks core. >>> coming up aft

minnesota didn't get taken over by canada. he struggled to govern, ventura did. ventura comes in very similar to donald trump. ventura struggled, he didn't get along with either party, doesn't get along with the learn tour, it was tough to get things done. trump ought to look at that and say, be careful. when you come in with owing nobody anything, you still need but, you know. we've got -- >> no state falls off the face of the earth, all right? it's a little bit different when you're talking about a country. the last time we had a president, people would say a disaster, a catastrophic recession -- there was real, real consequences here. and i mean, yeah, minnesota can survive a lot. the united states is not going to seese to exist. but there are all kinds of issues. if you take what he said, you know, he wants to renegotiate the debt. every climate agreement we're in. this is going to be the end of the system of health insurance we have. all of these things are things that descend. you have to take him serious. the people have validated that. >> when you talk to

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here is that weather system this evening i'm lot of snow in minnesota now heading up into southern canada and we are on the mild side of that weather system at this time. plymouth at 51. we have to contend with a weather system out over the ocean right now generating clouds and those clouds actually will start to back up and head ashore later on tonight with temperatures between 35 and 43 at the coast with the increase in clouds. tomorrow mainly acloudy day. there may be a few peeks of sunshine tomorrow morning along the coastline but essentially it will close in fast. i do think you will have some sun out toward 495 corridor in the worcester hills. some sun out west and in those locations that's where mildest, upper 50's. they coast it will be the low 50's. sunday mostly cloudy skies and that's i windy day on sunday as the cold front comes ripping through southern new england. very early in the i did on sunday there could be a couple of showers before 7:00 a.m. essentially sunday adry day. temperatures will fall out of 50's and into the 40's by sunday afternoon from this cold front right

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storm system right now where it produced upwards of a foot of snow in minnesota this afternoon and this morning. move across southern canada. we will deal with the cold front. the cold front is way out to the west at this time. too far to bother us tomorrow. what will bother us tomorrow is this pesky low out here sitting and spinning east of new england throwing clouds on cape the next couple of days. we'll have more clouds moving off cape and up into metro boston by tomorrow morning. clouds on the increase. cool where you have the clear low top middle 40s. through the day tomorrow clouds and sun. most of the sun tomorrow is farther west you travel. here's where we have the clouds into the city. certainly the south shore and the cape. you're dealing with sunshine metro west worcester hills. that cloud shield primarily confined to the 95 corridor. inroads into metro west and worcester hills. could be string sprinkles around cape ann. norwood attleboro and drake middle and upper 50s. worcester hills clouds and sun upper 50s. the thing about tomorrow for everyone is there's no wind. this time of year if you've got a cloudy da

minnesota iowa well into the 50s. north in canada. we have a little chill in the air. 33 at burlington. 46 at this hour in racine. the airport 43. the hour by hour forecast, nice little warm up. we reach up to 64 degrees. lighter south winds and we are look at increasing high clouds this afternoon and for tonight. here we are, beautiful to be out doors. 64 by noon. tonight, rain. the showers are right in the area of the front itself so this is tomorrow morning, the polls openal 7:00, so a couple of sprinkles to deal with. north breezes and the clouds and clearing out in the afternoon and set up with a dry several days. it is turning cooler, 64 today. a 50 tonight. 50s for election day. spotty showers in the morning. friday we fall back to 40s for friday and saturday. now up to matt? >> sally, we are over downtown area and looking south. 43, 94 southbound, northbound. you are seeing holt and howard brake tapping from the plainfield curve up to oklahoma avenue. 15 minutes east bound with the sun in the otherwise the rest of the system i

behind it, it is cold front enough that there are blizzard conditions here in minnesota, and in to wisconsin, and northward into canada and that snow activity is going to be in new york by the end of the weekend, and for some of you, in new england. look at the changes on our way, temperatures ahead of this front, in the 70's in indianapolis. behind it, it's in the 30's back there through minneapolis and other towns back to the wells. we'll be talking about when this weekend, in just a few minutes. >> vanessa: a 911 call from an international location caused panic and fear on boston's university campus today. it turned out to be a hoax. the caller told police, he shot a hostage and was armed with guns and explosives inside the school's library. fox 25's jason law spoke to some rattled students and also asked police about what they're doing to catch the caller who caused so much panic. >> the reporter: police say the had no choice but to take it seriously. it took the bomb squad a little more than an hour to clear all six floors of the library, and now the boston police department is trying to track down whoever pulled

minnesota. e the mall of america saturday. 664 musicians set the new record for largest handbell choir. performers from 24 states and canada played an original 5-minute piece. all anchors chat/toss to 6am as the community remembers a five year old girl-- killed in a hit and run... the driver is expected in court today. what charges he's facing. a woman is recovering from serious inr after she was hit by a car overnight... what police believe she was doing when she was hit. good morning and welcome to wakeup! rob's weather high pressure moves out today and a low moves our way from the southwest. ahead of that low we get cloudy but warm a bit with highs returning to near average temperatures. precipitation begins late afternoon as a mix of rain and

minnesota. then moved into canada, and a new storm regenerated from it. we had all sorts of problems. s in minnesota and also out of new york wrewe had four fatalities over the weekend because of the snow-covered roads. the snow continues this morning. about 17, 18 inches in some of the small towns out of syracuse. binghamton, new york, has 15 inches of snow on the ground. only had 30 inches all of last winter. this is a rude awakening of what winter is typically like in upstate new york. an additional 1 to 3 in the white. and 3 to 6 in the lake effect bands. that will taper off later on tonight. let's get into the travel forecast. we had rain in southern california, moving through arizona. middle of the country is fine. a cold start in the southeast. just fine this afternoon. then as we go towards tomorrow, which is when we're going to start to see the storm in arizona moving to the middle of the abocountry. shower break out in the middle of the day. if any airports have trouble on tuesday, they'll be in the heartland. the west coast and east coast look okay. wednesday, they call this

up into morning wiscons the storm today in minnesota and eventually this heads toward the up of michigan the storm center itself heads up into southern canada. for us in new england we deal with the cold front portion of the storm which will come into new england on sunday morning. temperatures right now 50's to around 60 in the city. a nice one out there today with lots of sunshine. the wrinkle with the forecast tomorrow is not from that cold front in the midwest. it's from an ocean storm and that ocean storm generating a the cape and islands and i think what happens is that those clouds actually begin to back up and work up into new england, especially along the coastline so clear this evening, clouds increasing overnight tonight. 35 to 43. tomorrow it's a mainly cloudy day. i think most of the clouds are at the coastline and the best chance of the sun is going to be the farther west you go. 51 to 57 so not quite as warm as today. certainly at the coastline about ten degrees cooler tomorrow with the clouds in boston. low 50's, farther town much the , cape ann the seacoast around 50 with cloudy skies. metrowest, mostly cloudy skies, mid 50

minnesota. this winter storm across the great lakes states and to southern canada, for us we will get the cold front, from this storm, and that cold front will shift the pattern around for mild to chilly, by early next tomorrow and lots of sunshine. a nice one and mid50s to the low 60s and city about 57 and norwood in the lower 60s, on cape ann the seacoast 50s. and low 60s in the worcester hills. lots of sunshine. fitchburg is 62. and mashpee at 56. saturday, clouds will show up saturday afternoon at the coastline and on the cape cloudy l in. but high pressure holding strong and a dry day on saturday and in wind. here days weather system. that will be a cold front that races across new york and up to new england on sunday morning, and you notice purple shading in the area, rain changing to snow in new york state and i think up through western and northern new england, they will see snow showers on sunday afternoon. and we will just see the rain showers on sunday morning, and the wind takes over from there. a cold wind with temperatures actually dropping through the 40s on sunday, down to the their

minnesota, the year when it starts. >> that's normal for them. >> you can see canada from your back yard, you know it's going to get snow a little bit earlier than here. what's really unusual is minneapolis/st. paul has still not had their first freeze of the season yet. that will happen for them tonight as the colder air rushes in. can you believe that? we haven't had our first freeze yet here, either. but minneapolis? really? they're over a month behind their average first freeze day. number one warmest november on record so far in outside here in washington, look at that. the great color down there at columbia island marina. not far from the pentagon, the parkway there, beautiful day outside. good boating weather. temperatures, it seems a little cool right there at national airport because it's a sournl wind and the south wind brings the wind up the potomac river and bay, so it funnels the cooler air into the airport but outside of there, temperatures are warming up. getting serious, close to playoff time for the high school kids. temperatures this evening after a couple of very chilly friday nights in a row the last

minnesota didn't get taken over by canada. he struggled to govern, ventura did. ventura comes in very similar to donald trump. ventura struggled, he didn't get along with either party, doesn't get along with the learn tour, it was tough to get things done. trump ought to look at that and say, be careful. when you come in with owing nobody anything, you still need but, you know. we've got -- >> no state falls off the face of the earth, all right? it's a little bit different when you're talking about a country. the last time we had a president, people would say a disaster, a catastrophic recession -- there was real, real consequences here. and i mean, yeah, minnesota can survive a lot. the united states is not going to seese to exist. but there are all kinds of issues. if you take what he said, you know, he wants to every climate agreement we're in. this is going to be the end of the system of health insurance we have. all of these things are things that descend. you have to take him serious. the people have validated that. >> when you talk to his support others th

canada. blizzard and winter storm warnings are posted from nebraska to michigan. the storm hit denver yesterday. 8 inches or more is expeted in some areas, causing major travel headaches. in minnesota, folks are preparing for the winter-like weather. blizzard conditions are expected there today. >>> coming up on the "morning news." >> you're an idiot! >> a teacher is caught on video using shocking language in her classroom. >>> astronaut peggy whitson breaks a record as she blasts into space. this is the "cbs morning news." ? only abreva can heal it in as few as two and a half days when used at the first sign. it penetrates deep and starts to work immediately to block the virus and protect healthy cells.. don't tough it out, knock it out, fast. abreva. hey girlfriend, how's your cafe au lait? oh, it's actually... sfx: (short balloon squeal) it's ver... sfx: (balloon squeals) ok can we... sfx: (balloon squeals) i'm being so serious right now... i really want to know how your coffee is. it's... sfx: (balloon squeals) hahahaha, i had a 2nd balloon goodbye! oof, that milk in your coffee was messing with you, wasn't it? yeah. happens to more people than you think. try lactaid, it's real

anything that borders or is near canada, i don't know, there's something that comes down the people have -- i'm just saying, in minnesotathey elected a professional wrestler as their governor. can donald j. trump be elected in this country as president? absolutely. i do not believe the polls. primary day in march in michigan, that morning, i turned on the tv come all of the national polls had hillary beating bernie from eight points to 22 points. 12 hours later, bernie defeated her. ever since and i said, man, these polls, i don't trust it. do not trust it. i think there under counting the trump support. amy: aren't they counting people who voted in the last election and most likely voters, and a lot of people outside of the system do not vote when they're disenchanted. >> that's right. the angry voter is coming out next tuesday. where i live, usually, the election is the first week of november. this is the second tuesday. does take a week of november in michigan is called -- the second week of november in michigan is called winter. the chance of their being snow is great. that means low voter turnout. is already going

canada. it is chilly across the dakotas. so here we are this morning 7:00, we are watch the clouds continuing to fill in. lunchtime nice and dry. a little disturbance bringing the know the minnesota and northern iowa and western part of wisconsin. by 3:00, a couple of snow showers. for us, this is coming in as a mix. the temperatures into the 40s. the models are having trouble with the warm a by 6:00 a light mix. tonight flurries and patchy snow and melting on contact. so 44 today and for tomorrow. a little more sunshine on friday. saturday party sunny and low 40s. sunday again, a chance for a light mix or snow and keeping an with the highs in the 40s. melinda: two inmates broke out of a california jail. one of them is back behind bars this morning. wisn 12 news' tim elliott is in the newsroom following the latest information. tim. >> inmates escaped last week with two other men recaptured immediately. campbell on the run until last night and another man is still on the loose thisni climb down. they could face life sentences. >> thank you, tim. 4:53. new, a worker killed during a rehearsal. the technician was hit by a lift and later died. the show scheduled for last night was can

minnesota, not sure where that is. and yourself quite a blizzard going on. that storm system is moving into canada, but dragging toward us. the temperatures will seem mild compared to sunday and monday, compared to the gusty winds blowing on in here. the ocean storms backs upthrow tonight and the morning tomorrow. it will bring the clouds to the i-95 corridor, through 7:00 a.m. in the morning, in to boston, through the late morning, certainly by lunchtime, north shore, cape ann, especially you develop too and that's what future cast is showing us with the shots of green in there. let's stop there and talk about the better half of the weekend, that is, saturday. temperatures in the low 50's here, look at all of the clouds, back to the north and west, upper 50's, perhaps even 60 degrees in a few spots, because that's where you have the sun the longest, but where it's going to be coolest is southeastern massachusetts, that means, for the annual thanksgiving day parade and of course, plymouth, that's where you're going to have some cool, cloudy conditions for of the parade, but it will be dry. at leas

canada at the same time, also promote storminess. that storm is getting its act together out through the rockies, but from the rockies, right towards minnesota there are winter storm warnings and winter weather advisories up, and you can see the orange indicating a blizzard warning throughout western minnesota and northeasteou seen that. for us the storm comes in on saturday night and sunday with mainly rain showers, and as colder air wraps in there will be snow in new england, especially northern and western new england and sunday night there can be a few snow showers, won't amount to much but out towards western massachusetts, as well, so changes are coming. out the door, it's mostly in the 40s, so how about that. 48 right now in boston. 40 in worcester. a few 30s on the cape. this is where we had the clear night but there are clouds around and these clouds are with us. the high pressure will nose in from the west so brightening skies, and you can see a fair amount of clouds. and then they start to break apart as we brighten up the skies as we get towards mid-day into the afternoon. we're mostly in the 40s. a light northwesterly wind, low

we have seen this in minnesota, we have seen attacks like this in california and canada.any intelligence officer worth their salt is going to say there's a pattern here. i think we have to accept that this is a methodology that isis is employing because it works. we still have people in obama mechanics not being willing, and i will add to that governor kasich who accepted 85,000 refugees in ohio who are living in alternate universe believing that radical islam is not behind the push and isis in particular is trying to be the cutting edge and putting attacks forward. maria: wow, i didn't realize it was 85,000. they recommended on thanksgiving day to drive trucks into the crowds of the thanksgiving day parade. >> tony is absolutely correct and the issue is sometimes here in the u.s., we are the ones who get wrapped around the axel over the wording of all of this, is it directly controlled, lone wolf, it doesn't matter from isis' point of view. tony, if i could ask you and good to see you, by the way, if i could ask how important is it and how do you get to the point where y

minnesota got hit. we are loving it. >> kind of northwest of you snow still going on from the same storm most of the energy is pulling off toward the north good news moving into canadahow you what is going on. temperaturewise, it is cold behind that 12 degrees right now in rapid city. 21 in denver. it is still mighty warm across parts of the east. one more warm day across areas of the east. take a of this also that we still have snow that's going to be across parts of the and michigan. out in front of that it is rain. behind it, cold air moves in and we are going to be looking at lake-effect snow that we're going to be dealing with. >> especially in across parts of michigan throughout the day and by lacy this afternoon. move in across areas of western new york. over toward the. >> send it back to you inside. >> thank you, rick. [gobbles] ♪ >> i love the "fox & friends" graphics. >> well a possible strike at the nation's busiest airport may mean it's faster to drive over the river and through the woods than fly to grand mother's house this thanksgiving. >> what is the pest way to get to the table in time for turkey? some turkey top. >> joining us is courtney scott wh