it was supposed to run from a small part of fairfax county up columbia pike and into crystal city. we will have more on this at wjla.com as well as in our 5:00 newscast. is coveredhe nation in snow right now. the great lakes area is bracing for several feet of it. marcy gonzalez has more on how they are per pairing for the early winter blast. a harsh, record breaking taste of winter. it could be the worst storm in five years, as much as four feet of lake effect snow falling today in upstate new york. >> this is mother nature at its best, doing something some people never see. >> more than half the country is blanketed in white today, icy conditions causing problems on .he road in kentucky, this ambulance flipped, sending two people to the hospital. stormnsylvania, the first of the season triggered 80 accidents yesterday alone. >> i hate the snow. if it came the last day of winter it would be too early for me. >> not everyone feels the same. this giant panda at the toronto zoo cannot get enough. but with freeze warnings in effect from california to florida, everyone is feeling the b

based in crystal city, disruption invests in hot high-tech companies.thing like a jolt of joe to keep the creative juices flowing. >> it definitely gives us a good jolt. thursday mornings are always rough. we end up staying here late on wednesdays. >> reporter: local coffee roaster commonwealth joe has been tasked with keeping the barrel full all day. so workers can go on quite the caffeine bender if they choose. but it is also about productivity. instead of running down the street for coffee, workers just walk across the room. >> people that work in tech companies work long hours, late into the night or really early in the morning. anything that can improve their productivity whenever they want to work is something that's good for them and that's good for us. >> reporter: so will the keg-o-coffee increase productivity? give rise to a different kind of keg stand? stay tuned. they just installed it in crystal city. >> okay, we're getting a keggerator! fill her up. that's all for "news 4" this week. i'm veronica johnson. thanks for joining us. we leave yo

that line was supposed to run from crystal city along columbia pike to has just scrubbed the street car. that line was supposed to run from crystal city along columbia pike to the skyline area of fairfax county. this is a culmination of what's the a bitter battle over budget. >> well, this was a major announcement made this ternoon by the arlington county board chair who has supported the street car project all along. it would have affected businesses here along columbia pike at the county government office today. he announced that he will make it official today at the county board meeting and they just voted on it, 4-1, by offering a motion to discontinue the street car motion after seeing what happened on november 4 he he can't ignore the election and the fact that voters supported the candidate who made opposition to the street cars central part of his campaign. now that they plan scrapping the project he and b.w.i., thurgood marshall, those could be tied or broken. we're not suffering in says the will instead focus on improving the bus systems in the area. >> i believe that debating

it happened on route 1 in crystal city police think the wallet may have been stolen. it did not say who the congresswoman is. if you know what happened, calling u.s. capital police. >>> today we are getting our first look at a lost world when dinosaurs roamed the earth. it pieces together a picture of their world by looking at ancient fossils. it is called the last american dinosaurs, discoveri a lost includes bones from an enormous tyrannosaurus rex. >> what it took to rescue a college team the stranded on the road. we have frigid.e hh temperatus on the 1s at 4:41.er a >>> leaving your car at the airport without paying the high fees. you ca park for free at one >>> welcome back at 4:39. you can find more about georgetown's day school projects in tinnily town neighborhood. the school bought the nearby land on davenport street and wisconsin avenue northwest. the school is expanding the campus to unite the upper school with the lower school. tonight 7:00 on davenport street. >> the board voted to discontinue funding for the project yesterday. julie kerry broke the story

at the westin crystal city. the proposed train will run 115 mile from d.c.charlotte, north carolina >> you'll have to rethink your parking strategy in bethesda. one parking garage and now a pile of rubble. a piece of the garage fell off. part of the side rail buckled in late september. no one was hurt. the mall says it will have valet parking available while it is being rebuiltment the shopping center is working on a $90 million renovation. >>> you could be getting money from verizon if you are a fios customer in maryland over misleading advertising. you may get money if you signed up for a package and were then charged equipment fees that were not disclosed. you could also get money if you had to payan early termination fee. not clear how much you will receive but verizon will notify current and former customers if you are due a refund. >>> d.c. making a bid for the olympics. 22 government governments in our area are on board. the metropolitan washington council of government endorsed the 2024 bid. it's called the olympics once in a generation opportunity.

dollar streetcar project that would have connected south jefferson street in leesburg pike to crystal city and potomac yards got the ax today after years in the work. arlington county board chair jay facet made the surprise announcement saying there is too much opposition to the project to move forward. that was expected to cost $550 million in arlington county and millions more in fairfax county, which now also has to cut its portions of the joint venture. >> very upset. you know, it's the right thing to do for our community, recognizing that the community con census that is so often the hol mark of our big achievements and successes is not there. >> we need to slow down our pace in general. i think it would add a lot of charm to the neighborhood. >> i know the idea they want to be like exotic looking like san francisco. but there is no room. >> and the board voted 4-1 to end that streetcar project. >>> well, the 8 inches that made all the difference between life and death. that story and a lot more ahead. >>> seven patients came back to g.w. hospital today against all odds. doctors say t

--s is close to christos crystal city. got the latest on to 70 as well as montgomery village. there was a crash onto 70 before 121. it is quite slow. otherwise just evolving delays around the beltway. , they are working on the bridge. three lanes are getting by that. thanks, bob. coming up, the king is coming. >> >> catholic charities will provide hundreds of families with an affordable thanksgiving meal. they plan to deliver 10,000 of them over the next few days. you could say the wizards are not looking to share their lead in the division. >> they had better not. they are hoping to gain ground in the standing tonight. is live with a preview of the game that means a lot for both teams. to describe somebody to you and you tell me if you know this guy. 230 pounds. he can play all five positions. a lot of people call him the best player in the world. he goes by the name of lebron james and he is hungry for a win tonight against the wizards. especially after a rough night in san antonio on wednesday. you had better believe the nation will be watching the game because it will be o

there's a public meeting in arlington to let you weigh in at the westin crystal city in arlington.mile from d.c. to charlotte, north carolina. >>> congresswoman eleanor holmes-norton is teaming up with states who have legalized may marijuan voters in alaska, oregon and d.c. approved ballot initiatives that legalize marijuana possession. she is holding a bipartisan news conference to push more states to make pot legal. >>> a critical vote to regulate medical marijuana in maryland. this afternoon a panel will decide on new rules for growing and dispensing the drug. it allows physicians to recommend marijuana for patients. it authorizes as many as 15 licensed growers in maryland. >>> protecting your family when an stkaps. the new timetable the feds have to check out this dangerous flaw in highway tkpwaeud rails> if y going to be cold. amelia siegel will take you through the next few hours in your weather and traffic on the 1s at 6:41. a new form of innovation is taking shape, bringing media and technology together for more people. together is more wi-fi access in more places. it's a h

the street cars would have run between leesburg pike and potomac yard, connecting crystal city and pentagon city. the line would have cost $333 million, but de support of the majority of arlington residents. the board chair says the board can no longer ignore political reality. what do you think? do you think a street car system is a worthy transportation opti in today's day and age? well, visit our home gauge, nbc washington, or our facebook page and weigh in with your opinion. we'll see the results of the survey coming up later on news4. >>> eight inches. that's all that separated a sleeping couple from this plane that crashed through their roof. the single-engine plane slammed into the living room of their chicago home just before 3:00 in the morning. the pilo was killed. he had had just reported engine trouble and was trying to get back to midway airport. the plane went right through the ground floor and into the basement. the homeowners were not injured. >>> a strange illness on a college campus. the investigation expands to find out what's making college students sick. >>> up in flame

at the westin crystal city. the proposal has the train running for 115 miles from d.c.o charlotte, north carolina. >>> d.c. making a bid for the olympics and 22 different governments in our area are on board. the washington metropolitan council of governments endorsed the 2024 bid. it's called the olympics,ette "once in a generation opportunity". >>> a $10 million lawsuit. why the family wants them to pay after their father died while working on the red line. >>> a live look at 5:57. >>> right now at 6:00, metro sued. a father was killed while working on the red line. >>> plus, temperatures fell quite a bit while you were asleep. check it out right here. in the 30s for many of u we'll get to storm team 4 meteorologist tom kierein in just a moment. >>> melissa mollet with breaking news. >>> crash just past west montgomery avenue. several miles of backup at this point. no major problems. looking at 295. slow as it typically is this time of day. 66 and 95, slower than we would like to see. 23 miles per hour.

buccaneers here, causing a mutiny among even the most dedicated fans, and oris holmes joins us from crystal city with some of the interesting comments he has been hearing. getting somee interesting ideas from fans. >> absolutely. this has been going on for a long time. sportsto come to a restaurant like this and enjoy cheering on a winning team, but now, it looks as if even the faithful are losing faith in their one-time heroes. any redskins fans year? >> i am not admitting that today. >> yes, today was a day that many redskins fans did not want to admit they are redskins fans. are you a redskins fan? >> not anymore. >> pretty low, pretty shameful. it is like a high school team. >> the loss to the lowly tampa bay ox -- buccaneers. it left people be wilderness, wondering what in the world they were watching yesterday. today, redskins nation sounded like they wanted to raise the white flag. >> change the name. it is jinxed. let it go. >> and the problems were all on display yesterday. losingades of mostly football is wearing on the fan base, even the most loyal. >> if anything, we were loyal. >> b

project woulde have gone down columbia pike to crystal city and potomac yard to try to help revitalize neighborhoods by bringing in new housing and businesses. >> it's a fantastic development corridor with a stock of market rate affordable housing in arlington. the streetcar is an integral part of coming up with a plan, a development plan to preserve that. >> after seeing the anti-streetcar candidate get elected to the arlington county board, they have moved to cancel the streetcar project. suddenly, the majority is down to one. >> all the soundbites are done. what are they doing to keep arlington competitive, to restore viability in the region? >> i'm old enough to remember when just about every major city in the country had streetcars. >> he was glad to see the project go. >> i cannot think of any valid reason to go back to something that failed. >> this person has seen increased development over the years in arlington and questions how much the streetcar would have been used. >> there might be some more economical options. those opposing the streetcar project have been pushing for b

street and leesburg pike through columbia pike and then cut south of the pentagon down through crystal city and to potomac yards. stephanie ramirez joins us live where those rails were supposed to be tonight. steph. >> reporter: jan, the columbia pike corridor is a part of the project that was supposed to begin first. officials have been working on this for years. recently, there were engineers out here. so they did spend money on this specific project. but county officials say there was so much opposition that they had no choice but to ax it. >> a streetcar is nothing more than a bus with tracks and wires. >> reporter: libby garvey didn't support it. she says she was shocked to learn a half an hour before today's announcement we would all hear this. >> the only way to move forward together is to discontinue the streetcar project. >> reporter: the county board chair jay facet saying supporters were caught flat footed. he said the public instead showed their opposition in the primaries and again on election day by choosing the candidates whose campaign ran on opposing the streetcar. but it's

it would have run along columbia pike through crystal city and south to potomac yard.ie carey has bn gathering reaction since she broke the story on twitte >> reporter: arlington's plan to replace columbia pike buses with street cars just came to a screeching halt. two long-time street cars supporters on e arlington board announced they would vote to discontinue funding. voters sent a clear message. >> that the only way to move forward together, to rebuild the civility and the consensus that have been the hall marks of our civic live is to discontinue the project. >> this is the first arlington board member to actively oppose the project, in part because of the high cost compared to bus rapid transit. >> i'm delighted. and i think it's a victory for democracy. along columbia pike, this office has been a hub for revitalization since 1986, helping to attract new businesses while looking out for the 36,000 residents her its executive director fears now development could stall. >> if you invest in arlington, you' supposed to know what happen. so for us right now, we lack a

they decided to end funding for both the columbia pike street car project and the crystal city for nearly a decade, arlington county has worked on a plan to replace buses on columbia pike with a $333 million street car system. today, the project came to a screeching halt as the board chairman announced a majority would vote to scrap the project in the face of continuing commun. >> that the only way to move forward together, to rebuild the civility and the consensus that have been the hall marks of our civic life is to discontinue the street car project. >> reporter: jay passette has been one of the strongest supporters but says a november 4th election sent a clear message. the centerpiece of his campaign was opposition to the street car line. >> this was not a formal referendum, but i believe it served as a proxy. >> libby garvey was the first board member to oppose the project, in part because of its high cost. compared to that of bus rapid transit. >> i became convinced it was a huge mistake. i frankly think this is a scam, a nationwide . >> reporter: along columbia pike, new high-rises

city. remember crystal from the job fair?esn't have a place to sleep tonight. >> hey, crystal. >> hi, miss lisa. >> how you doing, girl? >> great. >> good to see you. >> good to see you. >> wow, you have all of your stuff in there? >> yes, i do. >> have you had to sleep in your car again? >> no, i didn't sleep in my car last night. i stayed with a co-worker. but possibly, maybe tonight. >> as a single woman, crystal is cautious about where she lives. but potential homelessness has forced her to consider something she never imagined. living in a man camp. >> have you ever been to a man camp? >> no. seemed like it would just be a place for men. >> and how do you feel about the idea of possibly living in one? >> to be honest with you, i don't feel comfortable. definitely have my .45 on hand. >> really? >> yeah, really. >> hello. are you stephanie? >> i am. >> i'm crystal, nice to meet you. >> nice to meet you. >> stephanie is one of the managers. and she hopes to sell crystal on the idea that man camps can also be home for women

city. remember crystal from the job fair?n't have a place to sleep tonight. >> hey, crystal. >> hi, miss lisa. >> how you doing, girl? >> great. >> good to see you. >> good to see you. >> wow, you have all of your stuff in there? >> yes, i do. >> have you had to sleep in your car again? >> no, i didn't sleep in my car last night. i stayed with a co-worker. but possibly, maybe tonight. >> as a single woman, crystal is cautious about where she lives. but potential homelessness has forced her to consider something she never imagined. living in a man camp. >> have you ever been to a man camp? >> no. seemed like it would just be a place for men. >> and how do you feel about the idea of possibly living in one? >> to be honest with you, i don't feel comfortable. definitely have my .45 on hand. >> really? >> yeah, really. >> hello. are you stephanie? >> i am. >> i'm crystal, nice to meet you. >> nice to meet you. >> stephanie is one of the managers. and she hopes to sell crystal on the idea that man camps can also be home for women.

that's the is true of the philadelphia center city skyline. we have crystal storm tracker 6 live double scan, obviously we have clear skies we don't have any moisture out there. it's a nice, quiet morning it's chilly. 41 degrees in philadelphia. dewpoint, 28. this was pretty much where a lot of viewing area saw temperatures dop down -- drop down to. we had temperatures in the 20s. winds out of the southwest at 6 miles per hour. pressure 30.08. millville, 42. lancaster, 37. all these numbers well below average for this time of the year. here's the saving grace. we had temperatures drop into the 20s and 30s, but a lot of windchills are the same as the actual air temperatures so we're not seeing too much of a wind out there, therefore it doesn't feel as similar are as it did last weekend when we had gusts up to 40 miles per hour. satellite and radar, we have clear conditions across the delaware valley. high, thin clouds in the lehigh valley. this is the batch of cloud cover that will sneak in across the viewing area later this afternoon. the moisture is up acros

we will drop it down later tonight under nice crystal clear sky to 29 in the city. so, even through the outlying suburbs you might be flirting with 20 degrees, as the night progresses. it will be a coal one, so running that heat on, be safe about it. 44 degrees for tomrrow's high, and again, bright sunshine, more clouds on sunday, and then monday you need the rain gear. looks like next storm primarily steady rainmaker, hint that there may be some mixing on the back edge of this. look at the drop on the thermometer by tuesday after all 39 at best, but at lies the sun already making a return appearance. ukee, back over to you. >> thank if you, katie n sport, the sixers play the rocket tonight in houston it, could be a good thing to get right back at it, and forget that embarrassing lost in dallas last night. noel and carter playing together for the first time. good to see mcw playing first game. season, drivers, slams t first time he touched the ball. nicely done. good to see. but all dallas after that. sixers were down 44-point at half time. lost by 53 points. 123 to

people have heard about 101 being bad and 280 is backed up out of daly city through south city to the crystal springs area. what would i do? i would still take 280. as we bring steve in, you know how i feel about 280. it's a beautiful freeway and i would still take it nine out of ten times. >> ten out of ten. >> for you? >> it's a great freeway. >> we have clear skies. it's cold. 30s for many. a few 20s up into lake county. middletown was 1. a lot of slow 30s from mendocino county, lake county town to the santa cruz mountains. clear skies. it's nice but a cold start. next rain wednesday morning looks light. this week a lot of clouds. a lot of show and probably not much go. san francisco climate data, 53, 65. 50, 63 is average for this time of year. so close. 44, 1953. the record low 82, 1932. the record high. had the cloud cover yesterday. that zoomed out of the picture but it left behind some very cold air. we'll be clear. a few high clouds will drift in later. but that's why it's so cold. maybe the heater kicked on where you live. frost advisory goes for another 11 minutes for mendocino cou

joining me now to talk about the women vote one-half of the cycle crystal and abby join me from new york city does it mean for the democrats and key women candidates lost senate races but there was some bright spots. >> there weren't many but the only bright spot we can hang on to is jeanne shaheen in new hampshire. rachel mad dough referred to this. the first person to lose to two female candidates for the senate. that's an encouraging win. i think if you look over all though democrats didn't do a good job appealing broadly to women as they didn't do a good job of appealing broadly to the electorate. they thought they could use the microtargeting and go after women on particular issues without having an overarching narrative of what your going to do for the country. and while a lot of women care about choices and think there's a vital issue there's a range of issue women are concerned about out of reproductive rights. >> you're in a state where a woman lost for her race to the senate. >> you know jose, i think the real story on the female electorate, this year, enevery year it's about marrie

crystal clear start this morning. this one from foster city. it's chilly out there to start. it will be warmer by a few degrees, but by this time tomorrow, we're going to be talking about rainfall on the way and several consecutive days with rain in the forecast. we'll tell you what's coming kwr w way. >> doesn't look so bad but i'll show you your spots for the south bay and the tri-valley coming up. >> thank you, guys. investigators are looking for the driver who crashed into a fire hydrant, knocking down a power pole in san thand he or s took off leaving behind their license plate. >> today we could hear from the al media man facing murder charges for what he describes as his wife's mercy stilling. 7 -- police don't say what her medical condition was. >> and the third ebola patient flown into a high level medical ma silt has died. dr. clean a become a unit it sedy in case it's needed to fight off ebola. they've been ordered to mobilize for possible deployment to west africa. the soldiers would provide training on ebola, conventional treatment and also thunderstorm medical o

city. >> liverpool will be away to crystal palace, in a repeat spelling the end to premier league coach. they are flying high at the top of the table. a club record. with the first half goals, the blues are 7 points clear at the top. >> the quality is high quality. high quality. playing so well, so fast, so fluid. making the pitch very, very wise with people creating spaces to play. scoring two goals, scoring more than that. else were woin rooney scored the winner, and arsenal - united up to fourth. the winner from mann city. swans si, third in the table, and the fifth conservative league win at home. eight years until qatar hosts the world cup. the focus is on building a national team. they can take a step forward. the semifinal sees the hosts take on the united arab emirates. while saudi arabia are bidding for a first title since 2003. >>> to tennis, and roger federer can secure his and switzerland's davis cup title. roger federer and stanislaw wawrinka silenced a passionate crowd as they beat french duo, richard gaza and venetto in the doubles. the swiss win puts them 2-up. roger fede

city hall. a fire on the 9th floor sent people streaming out into the sidewalk. the building houses a macy's stores, offices and the famous crystalea room. the flames were quickly put out. no one was hurt. traffic around city hall was snarled for at least an hour. uz figure out who intentionally set a fire at six flags great adventure. the fire broke out in the safari barn, flames then spread. >>> two antelope were inside the barn at the time but their handlers were able to get them out before the roof collapsed. none of the workers or animals were hurt. >>> taking a better look now, excuse me, at the aftermath, the barn as you can see was destroy. park officials say the animals are all safe back in the safari area. >>> well, today is veterans day, the day our country pays tribute to past and present members of the military. many events across the area saluting our troops. ♪ >> taps and a 21-gun alieutenant -- salute echoed through the square this morning. there was a wreath laying ceremony at the tomb of the unknown soldier. mayor nutter said veterans day shouldn't just be one year. >> i would suggest every day is veterans day,

city travel to rangers. manchester united take on crystal palace >>> later this sat morocco is expected -- saturday morocco is expected to decide if it wants to host the african cup of nations. it asked for a deferment because of ebola. officials have been in morocco for a series of meetings, and will announce on tuesday whether the tournament will stay in morocco or be moved else are. health experts believe the location doesn't need to change. >> until today it's been health worsers or people working within the zone where there is ebola that have been sick. today, to not have the african cup of nations because of ebola, in my opinion, is not something that should happen. at the same time i can't understand, you know, having people within a country. ebola is scary, people are scared. i understand why they would not want to take the risk from one country to another. it will not make a difference in terms of what the risks are, except some costs are open or inclined than others to take the risk >>> in rugby the southern hemisphere's top teams are taking on the northern counterparts in six games. australia are l

city. we have clears skies, temperatures dropped into the teens and 20s now. storm tracker 6 live hd crystalwe have flurries starting to approach the area from the west. places like williamsport and harrisburg and gettysburg reporting flurry activity. maybe the flurries move into the far northwestern suburbs over the next couple of hours, 28 degrees, dewpoint, 17. winds out of the northwest at 3 miles per hour. pressure reading 30.34 inches. 18 in allentown, 8 in the poconos. 21 lancaster. reading, 22. philadelphia, 28. i was trying to look for a silver lining. i believe i found something that may warm you up a little bit, at least we don't have windchills out there. so we're not dealing with much of a breeze, therefore the temperatures have plunged, but it will not feel that harsh when you step outside, nonetheless, bundle up. storm tracker 6 live double scan shows the flurries approaching from the northwest. this is associated with a warm front coming in sunday and monday. it may touch off a couple of flurries for the far western suburbs. in the end this bfort will be responsible for makin

the bad weather and what we ended up with was an unbelievably crystal-clear fall night on this cruise, we saw the freedom tower in new york city and we all got some memories of that. all of a sudden, they announced come out on deck because we are about to approach the statue of liberty. we walked out on deck as a group. you can probably do the math so you know it's my 40th anniversary -- 40th reunion come you can probably tell how old we are but we walked out on deck and i'm not kidding you -- the size and the magnitude and the majesty and the beauty of the statue of liberty was just -- it was awe-inspiring. when you think about what it stands for -- honestly, for a bunch of us who were just telling lies to each other all week about who we were and what we hoped to be, -- you kind of remember who we are. it was one of those moments so that was on saturday night and today, i went to the passage of command for the united states marine corps where the 35th commandant, jim amos, past command to the 36th commandant, joe dunford and i will tell you what, i am proud to be a member of the united states army but i also have the privile

crystal ball, we would have done something different. but we never imagined that. >> reporter: families worry more of the city could burn as the protests continue. they are also worried about what happens when the federal government announces its decision on possible charges in this case. amy? >> all right, steve, thank you so much. >>> and now to the tragic police shooting making headlines in cleveland. the 12-year-old boy shot and killed by two officers why holding a pellet gun. police today releasing new video as we learn more about the officers involved. one joining the force just this year. here's abc's tom llamas. >> reporter: this surveillance tape made public today at the request of tamir rice's family. it shows the 12-year-old on a cleveland playground holding what appears to be a weapon. police roll up, confronting tamir. it takes just seconds. the passenger door opens wider. an officer fires, striking the boy who later died. >> shots fired. male down, black male, maybe 20, black revolver, black handgun. >> reporter: but tamir's gun -- you can see it here -- turned out to be an air soft pistol that shoots soft pellets, not bullets. >>

out the bad weather and what we ended up with was an unbelievably crystal-clear fall night on this tower, we saw the freedom in new york city and we all got some memories of that. all of a sudden, they announced come out on deck because we are about to approach the statue of liberty. we walked out on deck as a group. probably do the maths so you know it's my 40th anniversary -- 40th reunion come you can probably tell how old we are but we walked out on deck and i'm not kidding you -- the size and the magnitude and the majesty and the beauty of the ittue of liberty was just -- was awe-inspiring. when you think about what it for a for -- honestly, bunch of us who were just telling lies to he cut -- each other all week about who we were and what we hoped to be, -- you kind of remember who we are. moments soof those that was on saturday night and today, i went to the passage of command for the united states marine corps where the 35th commandant, jim amos, past command to the 36th commandant, joe dunford and i will tell you what, i am proud to be a member of the united states army but i also have the shoot bid -- the privilege

out here, but it's looks nice, that's the view in atlantic city, sunny, with temperatures in the 20s. storm tracker 6 live double scan crystal clear nothing going on, we'll see high, thin clouds later this afternoon. 26 in allentown, 28 in trenton. allentown you started out at 15 degrees. a nice little warmup for you. reading, 28, lancaster, 25 and millville, 33 degrees, millville was 15. we have light snow pushing over lake ear, that will work into buffalo. this is not lake effect. it is in advance of a system we're watching a two-piece system that's pushing through the great lake now and the other one is riding south of el passo and into the great lake states. although temperatures are chilly right now, we'll be in the 60s and 70s by monday. a nice warmup, unfortunately, though, that is something that these folks in western p-a and upstate new york and buffalo will not want to see because the snow will start to melt in a big way. sunny skies, just a few high, thin clouds, dealing with a chilly west are northwesterly breeze. this high will work out to sea and that will set up a decent day for tomorrow. combination of sun an

the bad weather and what we ended up with was an unbelievably crystal-clear fall night on this cruise, we saw the freedom tower in new york citye all got some memories of that. all of a sudden, they announced come out on deck because we are about to approach the statue of liberty. we walked out on deck as a group. math so you know it's my 40th anniversary -- 40th reunion come you can probably tell how old we are but we walked out on deck and i'm not kidding you -- the size and the magnitude and the majesty and the beauty of the statue of liberty was just -- it was awe-inspiring. when you think about what it stands for -- honestly, for a bunch of us who were just telling lies to each other all week about who we were and what we hoped to be, -- you kind of remember who we are. it was one of those moments so that was on saturday night and today, i went to the passage of command for the united states marine corps where the 35th commandant, jim amos, past command to the 36th commandant, joe dunford, and i will tell you what, i am proud to be a member of the united states army but i also have the privilege of eating chairman of the

it means the "night of broken glass" or crystal night because there were so many synagogue and home and business windows smashed so the streets of many german citiesere literally strewn with broken shards of glass. thousands of businesses and synagogues and homes destroyed, 91 people literally beaten to death on the street, 30,000 jewish people arrested and taken to concentration camps. it was a shock in germany itself. kristallnacht went on actually for about 48 hours and it became open season. you had people watching the synagogues burn, you had people looting the businesses that been plundered. you had people joining in on the violence. in germany both the catholic and the protestant churches for the most part were silent about what had happened. you have a very few pastors who speak out against this, who actually preached sermons condemning the violence. you do have people in both churches who are supporting what is going on, certainly support its anti-semitism. you have a minority of clergy and leaders in both churches who spoke out against it and some of whom actually eventually tried to help jews escape or to hide. it was clear jews had to

of very coal air here right now in atlantic city it is so clear, that you can see everything laid out before you here, the board, the casinos, it is crystal clear, however, you are going to be dealing with a very, very chilly day here. so, got to talk temperatures. that's the big storiment also, storm system smack dab in the center of the forecast that we will be discussing, as well. >> see you in a bit, thank you. in the news, south jersey community comes together to mourn a family tragedy. >> two children dead and their mother and brother fighting for their lives, "eyewitness news" report, jan carabeo joins us at cooper university hospital in camden, with more. jan, good morning. >> erika, ukee, good morning. >> police continue to investigate how this shooting happened, and why. if you take a look at the video, you can see, exclusive "eyewitness news" video taken last night of investigators collecting evidence at the scene, at the home on holly park drive, where this deadly shooting unfolded. police first called to the home by a family member, around 9:00 a.m. on thursday, inside they found a boy and a girl dead. they also found 44 year

crystal clear nothing going on. philadelphia sitting at 41 degrees, dewpoint, 24. winds are light out of the south in the city, 8 miles per hour. you just saw the live shot. looks like it's winds in atlantic city. pressure reading, 30.24. allentown, 34. reading, 39. millville, 40 and a pair of 4s for sea isle city. anywhere from 15 to 20 degrees milder than yesterday at this time. east of the mississippi river we have an area of low pressure pulling out of the dallas this will pull north into the great lake states. this batch of moisture is associated with the warm front that will slide through tomorrow. underneath that warm front we'll start to tap into the warm air buildings across the missouri valley. it's 60 in memphis, 63 in new orleans, all this will charge east and force everything up in the northeast and the great lake. minneapolis had 7 or 8 days of sub freezing temperatures they were the highs. and out here, 20 degrees to zero. >>> surface maps though the warm front punching to the north. we get this tomorrow. there could rain overnight tonight into tomorrow morning, otherwise clouds break for sunsh

storm tracker 6 live double scan crystal clear, we'll get you outdoors, skies are cloudy and you could see a flurry well north of the city. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast cloudy day today, sunshine from time to time, chilly high of 42. better tomorrow, 55. milder for monday, 60 we turn icy cold tuesday, high of 42. >> i gave rachel my coat. >> the winter coat. >> you can keep it too. >> this is a member of our beloved floor crew. >> scottie, thank you. >> chivalry is not dead, ladies and gentlemen. >> nice work. >>> coming up on "gma," vanished. the new twists in the missing college football right before the biggest game of the season. the mysterious text he sent his mom just before disappearing. >>> plus buried alive. two boys plowed under five feet of snow and living to tell about it. they're going to love you. at famous footwear we're not just selling the hottest shoes of the holiday season. we're selling "here comes your future daughter-in-law" confidence this year give exclusive carlos santana boots. only from famous footwear. victory is yours. i've had moderate to severe plaque psoriasis most my life.

city is on display. well, this should get you into the holiday spirit earlier today. crews placed the crystal top of the tree, all 550 pounds of it. it took a crane to get it up there. it's made up of 25,000 crystals. you can watch the lighting of the rockefeller tree right here on nbc 4 on the evening of december 3. >>> there's a new way now to make sure you're getting the best deal on your favorite products at the store. erika gonzales joins us with a brand-new way to comparison shop. and erika, this is a game-changer. >> this is bringing those online deals into the brick and mortar stores. walmart is now saying if you find a price online, you can bring it in the store. if that price is cheaper. let's say if it's cheaper at amazon or cheaper at kmart, cheaper at target, they will match it. and the retail giant says this will start tomorrow. walmart says it will price-match with online sites like the ones i mentioned, just to name a few. walmart was already doing this with circulars and some managers were matching that online price on a case-by-case basis. but now this is going to be permane

city. 61 san francisco. 58 in oakland. 60 in san jose. high temperatures today in the low 60s to low 70s, running a little bit milder than normal. from the sfo cam, it is crystalproblems if you are traveling out of our local airports tomorrow morning for the holiday week. as we take a look, 59 in napa. 62 currently in livermore. a beautiful view looking at clear conditions tonight. chilly inland. mild afternoons through thursday and a wet pattern setting up saturday through monday, possibly into tuesday. lovely view from the emeryville camera but notice the haze there way in the background. that is why a spare the air alert has been issued for tomorrow. wood burning is banned for 24 hours. poorest air quality in the north bay. moderate for the rest of the bay area. here's what's bringing us poor air quality, this area of high pressure basically keeping us dry through thanksgiving day but also allowing for some of the pollutants to get trapped down near the surface with the light winds. rainy pattern is setting up for the weekend and possibly beyond so let's take a look at the long range forecast. late friday night, rain starts to approach and move in. saturday

the bad weather and what we ended up with was an unbelievably crystal-clear fall night on this cruise, we saw the freedom tower in new york city and we all got some emories of that. all of a sudden, they announced come out on deck because we are about to approach the statue of liberty. we walked out on deck as a group. you can probably do the maths so you know it's my 40th anniversary -- 40th reunion come you can probably tell how old we are but we walked out on deck and i'm not kidding you -- the size and the magnitude and the majesty and the beauty of the statue of liberty was just -- it was awe-inspiring. when you think about what it stands for -- honestly, for a unch of us who were just telling lies to he cut -- each other all week about who we were and what we hoped to be, -- you kind of remember who we are. it was one of those moments so that was on saturday night and today, i went to the passage of ommand for the united states marine corps where the 35th commandant, jim amos, past command to the 36th commandant, joe dunford and i will tell you what, i am proud to be a member of the united states army but i also have the

to be what it was, if we had a crystal ball, we probably would have done something different but never could have imagined that. >> reporter: they worry more of this cityld burn as protests continue. they are also worried what happens when the federal government announces its decision on possible charges in this case. steve osunsami, abc news, ferguson, missouri. >>> police in cleveland have released surveillance video showing this fatal shooting of a 12-year-old boy by a rookie officer. tamir rice was caught on camera waving and pointing what looked like a firearm. police say the officer issued three orders for the boy to show his hands. when he didn't, the officer shot him. the weapon turned out to be a pellet gun and protesters rallied in support of the boy's family who now say police acted too quickly. >>> in norman, oklahoma, newly released video shows how a frightening hostage drama unfolded two weeks ago. a man is seen holding a gun to a worker's head. later on the gunman shot his way into a legal office and took more hostages. after about four hours, police negotiated a release for the hostages, and everybody came away safely. >>> a new detail

crystal ball, we'd have probably done something different. we could have never imagined that. >> reporter: families here worry more of the city could burn as theso worried about what happens when the federal government announces its decision on possible charges in this case. abc news, ferguson, missouri. >>> police in cleveland have released surveillance video showing this fatal shooting of a 12-year-old boy by a rookie officer. he was caught on camera waving and pointing what looked like a firearm. police say the officer issued three orders for the boy to show his hands. the officer shot him. the weapon turned out to be a pellet gun and protesters rallied in support of the boy's family who now say police acted too quickly. >>> in norman, oklahoma, how a frightening hostage drama unfolded two weeks ago. gunman is seen in the lobby holding a weapon to the worker's head. later on, the gunman shot his way into a legal office and took more hostages. after four hours, everybody came away safely. >>> new details this morning about what may have led to that daring raid by american special forces in yemen. >> yemeni official says an american journalis

city. they needed good news. thinks a shot in the arm. wrist tors can enjoy festivities such as running, on the sand, pub run and ring in the new year at crystalsea ac's first non-casino hotel. >> another shore town also made a cup, cape may, new jersey, no it is not sand and surf that makes this a favorite, quaint architecture and festive decoration that is make it a a fan favorite. the grand lawn which turns in toy a winter wonder landis a top spot to visit. >> that is fun. >> good to see we have local areas making a list. >> we have to get to the wannamaker building, new macy's by city hall because they have all kind of festive stuff going on. they have lights inside there, you sit by the eagles, and you will see all this. >> i cannot wait. >> topping the list of favorite holiday towns the snow cap mountains of aspen, colorado. >> all right. >> little snow. >> thanksgiving is over but is there one problem, your fridge is full of left overs and you don't necessity what to do witt. this chefs will tell us three simple unusual recipes to feed your families tonight. - ( helicopter whirring ) - ( roars ) ( siren wails ) ( pop music playing ) ♪ w