sabrina: a family in colfax is desperate for the public's help this morning... sabrina: they are searching for a beloved therapy horse that has gone missing... this is buddy -- he had only been with the family for one week before he went missing. he was last seen thursday night ... right before the big snowstorm. he was donated to this colfax family who takes in a lot of foster children, many of them with special needs. "horses are so therapeutic for children. they can actually have control over this horse they can tell it to go slow or go fast or turn and it will listen to them. " sabrina: here he is again. if you think you may have seen buddy near newton or colfax you're elias: new this morning....dayton police looking for some suspects lacking in christmas spirit... elias: authorities are asking for help in finding those responsible for a break-in at a storage shed...and damaged christmas lights and displays. the decorations were being kept in a shed on the dayton rodeo grounds... police believe someone broke in on or before november 14th....damaged the items

he traveled to colfax on wednesday and set out on his own. then came the call denise was anxiously waiting for. "i don't know how he did it, but he found him in a field. he had to use binoculars to see him and it took me even a while to see him." he found buddy just a mile away from the barn in good health. "he wasn't tired, he wasn't wet, he wasn't thirsty. we don't know if someone actually had him and let him loose by us, or if he's been there this whole time" no one knows for sure where buddy traveled for five days. back home ... safe and sound. "it's the best thanksgiving present ever. one more thing to be thankful for." stephanie: denise says they haven't let buddy out of the barn yet and wont for a while. especially as it gets colder. the jasper county sheriff's office also stepped in to help look for buddy. stephanie/ots though it's not technically black friday yet, bargin hunters were not about to miss out on the chance to power shop. a handfull of stores around the metro opened earlier this evening. local 5 talked to a shoppers who w

stephanie: in colfax...a city council seat may have been clinched by one vote...though city officials are still waiting for a few absentee ballots to come in. (take map) jasper county is holding out for ten absentee ballots to put in last night's election results for cities including colfax. right now, curtis small is the new city councilman at- large with 161 votes, while dennis williams got 160 votes, but again, those are unofficials results. final results will be announced next tuesday. jack: winter's nearing -- and many people came out today to give outerwear in the second annual "fill the truck" event. it's a winter warmth drive that gives new or gently used winter clothes to children in need . organizers are looking to collect nearly 12-thousand items this year, and hope to reach that goal by the end of tomorrow. " it's sometimes hard to reflect on where we've come. we never started with the idea to do this this far. joking about before we had everything stuffed in the back of my car, sorting in my garage. we outgrew that within a few years. now, we've got several big trucks and

elias: a family in colfax is desperate for the public's help this morning... elias:: they are searching for a beloved therapy horse that has gone missing... this is buddy -- he had only been with the family for one week before he went missing. he was last seen thursday night ... right before the big snowstorm. he was donated to this colfax family who takes in a lot of foster children, many of them with special needs. "horses are so therapeutic for children. they can actually have control over this horse they can tell it to go slow or go fast or turn and it will listen to them. " elias: here he is again. if you think you may have seen buddy near newton or colfax you're asked to call the sper county sheriff's office. elias: newly released dash cam video sparks protests in chicago overnight... elias: the video shows a chicago police officer opening fire on a black teenager ..and continuing to fire even as the teenager lay dying on the ground.. the images have sparked outrage across the windy city... the officer --now charged with first degree murder. abc's stepha

stacey: new at 10:00 a colfax , family is desperate to get its therapy horse back. kcci's laura terrell explains why they suspect the animal was stolen right from their yard. laura: as the mother of nine adopted children and 3 foster children denise carroll's home but one thing the family can always count on to keep them calm is horses. >> this area right here is where they are normally in. laura: carroll uses therapy horses to help her foster children with special needs. >> to be able to have an animal that they can have a trust with and some control over and bond with is so good for them. laura: but the family's newest horse buddy recently disappeared overnight. >> we drove around and looked for two hours and we couldn't find him anywhere. i hate to think that somebody would actually steal him, but he is an amazing horse. laura: buddy, seen here in these photos, was donated to the family by a woman in arkansas and is a specially trained therapy horse. >> one of our kids, it helped so much with his anxiety. we want him home. he is so beneficial for the kids in our

elizabeth: buddy was last seen colfax south of interstate 80. please call the jasper county sheriff's office if you have any information at 641-792-5912. ." metinka, it feels great -- eric: metinka, it feels great. metinka: no rain, no fog to worry about this morning. temps holding in the 50's. everything like it today -- everything liquid today. tomorrow, everything turns interesting. it is going to change over to wintry mix. you can see i speculation across portions of western iowa. that is going to be followed by cold air. the weather is getting very active. capitol tuesday supporting all refugees. this comes on the heels of governor branstad's request for state agencies to stop work on resettling any syrian refugees into iowa. eric: the u.n. secretary general is urging european countries to be more compassionate towards refugees from the middle east. a group in des moines is urging iowa to do the same. kcci's mark tauscheck was there. mark: like minds gathered on the capitol steps in des moines. >> the atrocities that are happening in syria,

a colfax family is desperately -- elizabeth: a final goodbye from kevin cooney. eric: more coming up from alyx sacks. eric:alyx: trees and lights. it will be extra special, how it will be record-breaking coming up. metinka: the weather today for travel is looking great, tomorrow, mother nature is cooking up a batch of a wintry mess. details in your forecast. shaina: nothing is in your way so far, we haven't seen any accidents so far but we are keeping an eye on the interstates and areas around the metinka: it's almost 20 minutes 40 91 degrees with clouds, no rain or fog yet. -- 49 degrees with clouds and no rain or fog. starting with rain tomorrow, temperatures in the 40's but they will fall through the day causing rain to change over to a wintry mix by the middle of the afternoon and that could lead to a glazing of the roads across the western part of the state. elizabeth: today, the festival of trees and lights kicks off its fund-raising effort. shaina: alyx sacks's live with it preview. alyx: each tree comes to life underneath the theme and they are meant to i

kattey: buddy was last seen at their farm between newton and colfax, south of i-80. if you think you may have seen buddy or might know where he is, you're asked to call the jasper county sheriff's office. in the studio kattey ortiz local five news we are iowa. jack: coming up on local 5 news at 10... haters going to hate, tonight head coach kirk ferentz turns his doubters into believers. we've got the latest from your hawkeye headquarters in sports. stephanie: then building stronger futures...with the help of legos. meet this month's one classroom at a time grant winning teacher. brad: ((ad lib weather toss)) tomorrow on good morning iowa... another iowa republican presidential poll is out, and one candidate more than doubled his percentage points, while another dropped 10 percent among iowa caucus goers. plus... a look at your forecast ((:04 wx ad-lib)) that's tomorrow on the all-new good morning iowa! "your watching local 5 news at 10 in hd with jack miller, stephanie angleson, we are forecast with chief meteorologist brad edwards and local 5 sports with sports dir

a colfax family is desperately trying to get their therapy horse back. they said their horse buddy disappeared from their yard in rural jasper county overnight friday. buddy was donated to the family who has several special needs foster children. the family believes someone may have stolen him because he's if you have any information to help track down the horse you're asked to contact the , jasper county sheriff's office. elizabeth: we will check in with metinka and a warm start. metinka: you don't need to heavy coats this morning, 15 now in des moines. -- 50 now. we will have drizzle developing by midafternoon. tomorrow, traveling will be kind of interesting by mid afternoon. central iowa will have mainly rain but across west central and southwest iowa that will change to freezing rain, sleet, and eventually snow. minor accumulations are possible. friday, all precipitation moves out at a brisk wind and temperatures will be cool. you will have to pull out the warm winter coats with highs only in the 30's. elizabeth: holiday shopping is upon us, the alte

a bit of a larger run at the colfax sheep and goat auction on saturday.. four hundred 43 head of sheep. feeder lambs fefeched the days high average price of a dollar.. 99 per pound, while fed lambs averaged a dollar 33 per pound. the one hundred 76 goats at the auction saw a high average price ranging from a hundred and 10 to a hundred and 75 dollars per head. and that's all we have for the show today.. thanks for joining us on the agribusiness report.. you can check out our stories online.. go to who-tv dot com.. click news jeb bush: leadership means you've got to be all in. it's not about yappin'. it's not about talking. it's about doing. i know how to do this because i was privileged to serve in florida for eight years. and we turned the systems upside down that weren't working. 1.3 million new jobs were created. we cut taxes every year. income rose in people's pockets. people were lifted out of poverty. children started to learn. as president of the united states, i pledge to you that i will solve problems. announcer: right to rise usa is responsible f

sabrina: a family in colfax is desperate for the public's help this morning after their beloved therapy horse goes missing. "buddy" was last seen thursday night ... right before the big snowstorm. if you think you may have seen buddy near newton or colfax you're asked to call the jasper county sheriff's office elias: you can always get the top stories on our website... we are iowa dot com.... have a great day everyone!

stephanie: the horse -- named buddy -- went missing in colfax friday morning. the family noticed he was gone when they went to feed him. now, the jasper county sheriff's office says buddy was found last night in a field about a mile from home yesterday. in an ironic twist, buddy's owner says he was found by the director of the animal rescue league -- who lives near by. the family says it's a blessing to be thankful for -- we'll show you more on this story tonight at 10. stephanie/lam it's a tradition that's been going strong for 31 years and counting -- the thanksgiving dinner in des moines. dozens of up their holiday to serve more than four at chuck's restaurant to needed it. beans ... pie ... you it was all there to be picked up, or even delivered. terrible with names just to have them come in every year that means we must be doing something right " stephanie: the tradition began in 1984 with just 100 meals ... and has since grown to the thousands it is today. stephanie: meanwhile over at hope ministries -- more than two hundred people helped serve and delive

maxwell when 33-year-old jacob myers, a co- owner of our family veterinary clinics in maxwell and colfax, was driving southbound when it collided with a 15 year old driver at 305th and 660th... meyers was pronounced dead at the scene... 'it was kind of the opposite...i have five children and they have a father of 5 children that lost his live so you never know when it can happen... since 2005 there have been a total of 25 fatalities in crashes on similar intersections but the 4 that happened in august alone is equal to that of all of 2014...despite those numbers an iowa state university study done in 2004 could point to one of the reasons it hasnt been easy to see the end of these intersections... 'in their conclusion uncontrolled low volume rural gravel roads are just as safe whether they have stop signs or no stop signs whatsover' 'if we put up stop signs and a person drives this road everyday and its a very low volume roadway and they had to stop and everytime there is no traffic, people then start to lose respect for that sign and run through it' some of that same research is used in

maxwell when 33-year-old jacob myers, a co- owner of our family veterinary clinics in maxwell and colfax, was driving southbound when it collided with a 15 year old driver at 305th and 660th... meyers was pronounced dead at the scene... 'it was kind of the opposite...i have five children and they have a father of 5 children that lost his live so you never know when it can happen... since 2005 there have been a total of 25 fatalilities in crashes on similar intersections but the 4 that happened in august alone is equal to that of all of 2014...despite those numbers an iowa state university study done in 2004 could point to one of the reasons it hasnt been easy to see the end of these intersections... 'in their conclusion uncontrolled low volume rural gravel roads are just as safe whether they have stop signs or no stop signs whatsover' 'if we put up stop signs and a person drives this road everyday and its a very low volume roadway and they had to stop and everytime there is no traffic, people then start to lose respect for that sign and run through it' some of that same research is used

stephanie: and in colfax, a council seat may have been won by just one vote. a few absentee ballots could change the decision though. right now, curtis small is the new city councilman at- large with 161 votes, while dennis williams got 160 votes. final results will be announced next tuesday. jack: and tonight, we finally know what caused nearly all the roosevelt high school teachers to call in sick two weeks ago. it was bacteria in the walking taco meat served to the teachers. it's not clear where the meat was from, but teachers were all served the food during a lunch on october 22nd. stephanie: jon joins us now and the cyclones look good with joel lanning running that offense jon: that's right stephanie and they'll keep riding the lanning train until season's end or it just derails. coming up on local 5 sports we'll hear what improvements rhoads wants to see in lanning's next start against oklahoma. with jon schaeffer. we are iowa sports" jon: joel lanning has brought a spark to the iowa state offense that really didn't appear to be there the first five and

therapy horse for children and went missing earlier this week from a farm located between newton and colfax. steve: next on the news at 10:00 grammy winning group coldplay is , gearing up to release a new album. the unlikely u.s. leader now lending his voice on a track. stacey: a safety alert for your pets this thanksgiving eve. what to keep them away from in the kitchen tomorrow. steve: and another big thumbs up for the mediterranean diet. if you're doing everything right but find it harder and harder to get by, you're not alone. while our people work longer hours for lower wages, almost all new income goes to the top 1%. my plan -- make wall street banks and the ultrarich pay their fair share of taxes, provide living wages for working people, ensure equal pay for women. i'm bernie sanders. i approve this message because together, we can make a political revolution and create an economy and democracy that works for all announcer: this is iowa's news leader. this is kcci 8 news at 10:00 with steve karlin stacey horst, , chief meteorologist john mclaughlin, and iowa's sportscaster of the yea

therapy horse for children and went missing earlier this week from a farm located between newton and colfax. that's good news. university of iowa professors taking tax paid sabbaticals. what they're studying, and if too. jason: happy thanksgiving, i hope you have plans to get your gobble on but pay attention to the weather because it will be tumultuous. starting with rain that will increase in intensity through the morning, especially into the afternoon. temperatures will decline, 39 degrees by 3:00 p.m.. and western portions of the state likely seeing ice from the rain as well as eventual snow and could see a few inches stack up. that's extreme northwestern portions, sioux city eastward the fort dodge and northwest from there. topping out in the mid-50's through a, ,-- atoma. kerry is like that could see up to three inches of rain in spots. out of the next eight with for weather. upper 30's saturday and sunday. you next wet weather maker will be sunday evening into monday and could see light snow. beyond there, temperatures moderate into the mid-30's with plenty of sunshine. kim: a recent

the colfax sheep and goat auction last saturday saw only 11 head of sheep because of the heavy snowfall this weekend. no prices were reported because of the light sales. the 49 goats at the auction saw a high average price ranging from $115 to $220 per head. seven former u-s ag secretaries both republican and democrat issued an open letter last friday urging congress to pass the trans-pacific partnership.. the group says opening japan, vietnam, and other countries to u-s products it would help farmers and rural communities. in the letter the group says.. "we know from experience how important such agreements are to the economic well-being of our farmers and ranchers." and "no trade agreement ever negotiated-tpp included-is perfection be the enemy of the good, and this is a very good trade agreement." that wraps up our show for today.. thanks for joining us.. i'll catch you again tomorrow. we put stories up every day.. check out who-tv dot com.. agribusiness. it's father christmas say hi to father christmas! ahhhhh! it's father christmas say hi to it's called a rigged economy, and this i

elias: a thanksgiving miracle for a colfax family...after missing for five days, the family's therapy horse "buddy" has returned home safe and sound. he was last seen just before last week's snow volunteers from all over were search. buddy was found the barn in great condition. speaking of thanksgiving....m ore than two hundred people thanksgiving thanks to hope ministries... volunteers the traditional delivering them to 22-hundred families in need metro. on top of that, they served 400 own cafeteria. long-time volunteers say this tradition is a win-win. bob myers, volunteer: "it's kind of a fulfilling, satisfaction when you go out and help people, and they're going up to you and you're kind of making their day, and they don't realize how much they're actually making your day." elias: hope ministries is celebrating its one hundredth year. they expect to be servng even more people as winter sets in., elias: and at a sioux city restaurant -- a family gave up their holiday to help others. remember, last you how rebos serve who needed a meal. owners made it happen. there was lots of conve

the colfax sheep and goat auction on saturday saw 377 head of sheep. feeder lambs fetched the days high average price of $1.97 per pound, while fed lambs averaged $1.34 per pound. the 123 goats at the auction saw a high average price ranging from $105 to $165 per head. that wraps up the show today.. thanks for joining us on the agribusiness report.. you can find our stories online.. go to who-tv dot com.. click news then wow, we have made it through a whole week. your mom is going to be so... surprised. talk to a nurse, find a doctor, or coordinate appointments with bewell 24/7. one of the many services provided exclusively to wellmark members. call 844-84-bewell. jeb bush: we do not have to be the world's policeman. we have to be the world's leader. who's going to take care of the christians that are being eliminated in the middle east? who's going to take care of israel and support them - our greatest ally in the middle east? the united states has the capability of doing this, and it's in our economic and national security interest that we do it. i w

the colfax sheep and goat auction on saturday saw four hundred 32 head of sheep. feeder lambs fetched the days high average price of a dollar.. 77 per pound, while fed lambs averaged a dollar 46 per pound. the 87 goats at the auction saw from 87 dollars and 50 cents.. to a hundred 77 dollars.. and 50 cents per head. thanks for joining us on the agribusiness report... i'll be here tomorrow.. you can find our stories online news then

the colfax sheep and goat auction on saturday saw 314 head of sheep. feeder lambs fetched the days high average price of $1.97 per pound, while fed lambs averaged $1.44 per pound. the 76 goats at the auction saw a high average price ranging from $77.50 to $202.50 per head. late last week.. farmers cooperative company and west central cooperative announced a unanimous vote by its board of directors to go ahead with a merger vote.. iowa law requires half of the membership to vote with two thirds in favor. if the membership approves the merger.. the new cooperative will be represented by a new board of nine farmer-owners... member equity will roll into the new cooperative on a one-for-one basis. the combined co-op will be headquartered in ames iowa.. and will be led by milan kucerak as the chief executive officer and that's it for our show today.. thanks for joining.. we put stories up every day.. check out who-tv dot com.. click news then agribusiness and before we go... new giants and before we go... new giants in the sky. four balloons were unveiled du

elias: a thanksgiving miracle for a colfax family...after missing for five days, the family's therapy horse "buddy" has returned home safe and sound. he was last seen week's snow storm. volunteers from all over were helping in the search. buddy was found just a mile from the barn in great condition. sabrina elias: sam is in with a final look at central iowa's most accurate forecast... sam final weather adlib today we're going to see a very cloudy and cold day after all our rain and snow from yesterday. roads will be slick especially in western iowa with temperatures remaining below freezing for all of the day. cloud cover will be thick again today, and highs will only climb to the low 30s with a strong north wind keeping us cool today. there will be a few more snow showers moving in from the southwest during the morning mainly, but accumulations across the state should be fairly scattered and light. overnight we are going to see o >>> good morning, america. a major holiday storm hitting the midwest. flash flooding near dallas, one officer washed away during a rescue. snow and ice maki

the colfax sheep and goat auction on saturday saw 377 hhad of sheep. feeder lambs fetched the days high average price of $1.97 per pound, while fed lambs averaged $1.34 per pound. the 123 goats at the auction saw a high average price ranging from $105 to $165 per head. ---- there's only two weeks left for e-p-a to release final rules for the renewable fuel standard.. mandated by the courts.. november 30th will tell refiners.. and ethanol producers what production requuements will be for 2014, 2015, and 2016.. the 2014 requirements are a year late.. and according to the renewable fuels association.. that's left a lot of businesses in the dark.. and this year.. corn prices can be 50 cents to a dollar below the cost of production for farmers. "so they're looking for anything that will help boost demand for their product. help get those prices back up to at least break even levels, and certainly if epa followed the letter of the law and implemented the program thattcongress intended. that would help raise demand for corn, that would pull prices up to more

the colfax sheep and goat auction on saturday saw 377 head of sheep. feeder lambs fetched the days high average price of $1.97 per pound, while fed lambs averaged $1.34 per pound. the 123 goats at the auction saw a high average price ranging from $105 to $165 per head. ---- there's only two weeks left for e-p-a to release final rules for the renewable fuel standard.. mandated by the courts.. november 30th will tell refiners.. and ethanol producers what 2016.. the 2014 requirements are a year late.. and according to the renewable fuels association.. that's left a lot of businesses in the dark.. and this year.. corn prices can be 50 cents to a dollar below the cost of production for farmers. "so they're looking for anything that will help boost demand for their product. help get those prices back up to at least break even levels, and certainly if epa followed the letter of the law and implemented the program that congress intended. that would help raise demand for corn, that would pull prices up to more manageable levels." the u.s. requires a certain amo

the colfax sheep and goat auction on saturday saw four hundred 32 head of sheep. feeder lambs fetched the days high average price of a dollar.. 77 per pound, while fed lambs averaged a dollar 46 per pound. the 87 goats at the auction saw a high average price ranging from 87 dollars and 50 cents.. to a hundred 77 dollars.. and 50 cents per head. ---- thanks for joining us on the agribusiness report... i'll be here tomorrow.. ---- we'll post a video every day in the agribusiness section of kcrg.com. you'll find it under the news tab. i'm david geiger with the agribusiness report. trt 3.40 oc of our universe: dark matter. hopes to unlock its secrets, thanks to a nasa. gather up all of the known things don't quite add up. matter: people, planets and stars. the rest is dark energy and dark matter. but scientists say about half the normal matter...is still missing. kcrg-tv9's forrest university of iowa scientist searching for that missing piece of the puzzle. ui professor philip kaaret is a man looking for missing matter.a sherlock holmes of space who, instead of using

a winter weather advisory down around grass valley, and up in that area by colfax.ing in the area, as evidence by the green on the radar. swinging through right now, bringing us our best chance of some more showers this evening. so you've got some showers showing up right now over here in oakland, alameda, san francisco. real light stuff, not a big deal. but those showers will kind of linger into the next few hours, and then they should be gone. current temperatures, 41 in santa rosa. 41 in novato. overnight lows are easily going to get down. i'd go colder than these, except the dew points. santa rosa's dew point is at 36 degrees. tomorrow night, the dew points, temperatures are going to get down to the 20s. that's when really, it's going to plummet up. these numbers are still very, very cold for the overnight numbers tonight. all of this cold air, that's just sitting on us, and will sit on us now that the weather system has moved out. the clouds and instability, and the cold air will sink into the inland bay valleys, and set us up with temperatures that will possib

the colfax sheep and goat auction on saturday saw 314 head of sheep. feeder lambs fetched the days high average price of $1.97 per pound, while fed lambs averaged $1.44 per pound. the 76 goats at the auction saw a high average price ranging from $77.50 to $202.50 per head. ---- and that's it for our show today.. thanks for joining.. i'll see you again tomorrow. ---- we'll post a video every day in the agribusiness section of kcrg.com. you'll find it under the news tab. i'm david geiger with the agribusiness report. trt 3.24 oc they say basketball is a contact sport. but, no one ever said anything about being the head of video operations. more big collisions coming up in today's golden klutz. plan on another nice one all across eastern iowa. temperatures will be slightly warmer with highs in the middle and upper 50s area-wide. more clouds will build tonight setting us up for our next area of low pressure that will impact iowa on wednesday. most of the area will see rain by the afternoon and evening hours with thunderstorm s also possible. given how stro

supreme court, the very year of the colfax massacre. , played anll influential role in illinois legal circles. publication on which many lawyers depended to keep current on the law. it was ironic when the illinois state legislature filled with lawyers who read her publication refused to consider her application to the bar. she challenged the decision making creative use of the 14th amendment and she won using arguments that other women's rights advocates were advocating at the time. she admitted that it was not in and of itself a right but it was essentially connected to her right to pursue her livelihood. these issues were of central importance to women. legislature refused to consider her application, they had denied rights to her that regret this granted as a matter of course to other male citizens. the u.s. supreme court rejected the first part of the argument, thereby evading the second part which dealt with the amendment application to women. use illustrates this broader transformation underway people using this to get federal authority to deal with laws the disagreed with the s

the colfax sheep and goat auction on saturday saw four hundred 32 head of sheep. feeder lambs fetched the days high average price of a dollar.. 77 per pound, while fed lambs averaged a dollar 46 per pound. the 87 goats at the auction saw a high average price ranging from 87 dollars and 50 cents.. to a hundred 77 dollars.. and 50 cents per head. ---- thanks for joining us on the agribusiness report... i'll be here tomorrow.. ---- we'll post a video every day in the agribusiness section of kcrg.com. you'll find it under the news tab. i'm david eiger with the agribusiness report. trt 3.40 oc a few major leagues sports players are reaching out to a young boy in connecticut who loves being on the ice. he's hanging up his skates while he undergoes a dangerous surgery to save his life. stay with tv9. it's ---. eastern iowa with many areas making it back to the 70s again. one thing we are watching is the potential for fog development over the southern half of the region this morning. should the fog develop, it will likely be out of here by 10am. plan on sunny sky once . w

elias: a thanksgiving miracle for a colfax family...after missing for five days, the family's therapy horse "buddy" has returned home safe and sound. he was last seen just before last week's snow storm. volunteers from all over were helping in the search. buddy was found just a mile from the barn in great condition. elias: the weekend after thanksgiving means the decorations, as families begin of the next big holiday... for those up a tree, iowa northey is consider an iowa iowa boasts more than a christmas tree farms across the state... directory of christmas trees meterologist watch on the hey sam... sam/ weather adlib: today we're going to see a very cloudy and cold day after all our rain and snow from yesterday. roads will be slick especially in day. cloud cover will be thick again today, and highs will only climb to the low 30s with a strong north wind keeping us cool few more snow from the southwest mainly, but the state should be are going to see our low drop into the low 20s here in the metro, but the wind will make it feel like we are in night. saturday is going to be a dry an

down into plasterville and colfax. speaking of cold air, look at these high temperatures. almost 20 degrees cooler than we had on saturday. san jose there, dropping well below average. highs this in the low to mid 50s. maybe only close to 50 degrees in livermore. into san francisco, average highs about 52 degrees. so the other side of the coin here is the cold air that we're going to see at night into the morning, take out thanksgiving morning, we'll see temperatures across some of the wind sheltered north bay valleys, possibly into the upper 20s, the the low 30s around san jose. 35 degrees and single digits up towards lake tahoe. 43 degrees, not quite as cold around san francisco. it will be wednesday night into the weekend where we can see these very cold temperatures. weekend forecast, plans there, may see a slight chance of showers. this system will be coming in saturday, possibly toss something showers for mainly the south bay down into southern california. not a sure thing just yet, but as the cloud cover sweeps over the bay area, if you're hoping for a weekend warm

there was a lot of rain as we came up through colfax and eventually here to donner summit. certainly great news for the resorts, great news for the water situation in california. that's hope this is the the beginning of a lot more. at this point, chain controls are not in effect. that's that's coming to change i'm pretty sure with the forecast initially calling for a foot of snow. now they've upgraded that possibly possibly 2 feet plus at the highest elevations here in the sierra. looking at about a foot, chain controls later today. so we'll continue to check in with you throughout the morning as the snow is just starting. stay with us. we'll bring you some new pictures from the summit. back to you guys. >> always good to hear from brian hickey. donner summit, you see what's happening out there right now. >> early in the season. that's good. sal? in a good year everybody hopes for snow. or kiski by thanksgiving. maybe we'll have it this year? >> i hope so. the snow is the key to the water. >> we need the water. >> yes we do. >>> we've had a terrible commute, guys, this morn

a colfax family is desperately is asking for your help tracking down a horse. their therapy horse, buddy, disappeared overnight last friday. buddy was donated to the family -- who has several special needs foster children. the family believes someone may have stolen him - because he's quite valuable. if you have any information you're asked to contact the jasper county sheriff's office. now our final check of traffic! your weather in 30 seconds! good morning. temps are feeling great early today near 50 with highs near 53. light rain or drizzle will develop this afternoon along with some fog. more rain is on the way for thanksgiving changing over to a wintry mix by late afternoon with some minor snow accumulations possible to the northwest. cool temps move in for the weekend. have a great day. surf, stream, download, and play on multiple devices at once, with centurylink internet. get up to 40 megs for $20 a month for 1 year when bundled with qualifying home phone plan. just call 855-907-fast right now. wanna see this as an action movie? [ deep voice ] get ready