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now she'll open for an american idol winner >> i think scotty mccreery is amazing he's so good and evne though im not really country i feel like i can fit in reporter: her proud mom will be backstage >> i love that other people are going to be able to get to hear in such a big venue how great she is reporter: the audience could top 2,000 watching kacie's dream in the spotlight >> i want to be big enough people to basically follow their dreams like what i am doing right now reporter: jean mackin wmur news9 >> now, my canon with your forecast. mike: follow your dream -- that is the key, trying to follow the clouds out of here tonight. a good part of central new hampshire saw the clouds exit. by the time lapse photos, a lot one third of an inch in concord. above that in the upper valley. into the white mountains -- lower amounts in the south. in terms of the rainfall, we are up to 27.70 inches. the average should be 34.09. or, it is. i much better than we were three weeks ago. manchester still about 35% below average. we could use a lot more rain. light showers trying to move in from south

tomorrow will bring much cooler temps at just 60 degrees tomorrow and overnight lows in the 40s and evn morning. back to you!/// against the clark county school district returns to the courtroom today. ((brian loftus)) >> it is the first case against the school district to go before a judge. >> 8 news now reporter nia wong joins us from the regional justice court with the latest. nia? ((nia wong)) >> two families are suing the clark county school district. they're asking for better anti-bullying policies.... accountability for those who mishandled this...as well as an unspecified amount for damages. >> the lawsuit clait greenspun middle school at the time of the alleged incidents. one of the victims says he was called homophobic names in band class.. and reported it to the dean. however, he says his accused bully wasn't punished .. and his parents were not notified. court documents claim during one incident, one of the victims was stabbed with a pencil in his private parts. incidents the boy's lawyer said... made him want to take his life by drinking bleach. both boys testified they had

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rain possible by the evning. high: 48 wind: se 5-15 mph monday: high: 50 wind: se 15-25 mph tuesday: mostly cloudy with a chance for morning rain showers. am low: 45 high: 50 wind: sw 5-15 mph wednesday:mostly cloudy and cooler. am low: 36 high: 44 wind: sw 5-15 mph thursday: mostly cloudy and cool. am low: 30 high: 40 wind: wsw 5-10 and hatred.. bad santa is back screen. our gino salomone gives us an inside look at "bad santa two." i traveled across the country to rob a charity? you got a problem with that? yeah ive got a problem with that. no way these guys have two million bucks. will you keep it down. its go time. what did you think when you saw the role and it was hilarious and this script was so funny i knew that it was going to be amazing. can you share that with someone. when youre reading the script and you see these lines can you say to anyone around you oh my gosh youre never going to believe this. there was no one around me when i was reading it so im laughing by myself looking from side to side blush

to look down and a wave session with the crowds here and just to see evne and joyful and so uplift. ed. >> you had a lot of news floating. i think you're taking hints from the president? >> the puns keep coming. >> thank you both very much. happy thanksgiving. >> take care, guys. >> kevin will take over our instagram story all morning to show scenes of the parade so follow "cbs this morning" to watch behind the scenes action. right after "cbs this morning." in the west, you can watch after football at 1:00 p.m. pacific. >>> more than 204,000 women are serving in the armed forces right now and make up nearly 16% of service members. when women retire from the military, they often don't get the same treatment or access to services that men do. but an event featuring hundreds of active and retired military women is trying to change that. through poise, grace, beauty and service, the competition for miss veteran america unites them i spoke with this year's winner to learn her reasons for taking part. >> when i was really struggling with ptsd and i just got out of the military, i felt a b

rightyg around sunset and as those tho showers pass towards our west ow you could even see somecould evn flurries as that colder airde ar gets wrapped in.ed would you go through this hour r by hour in just a bit with your ful jl seven-day forecast.t annie. >> sounds good.ni thanks caitlin.>>ankstlin >>> happening right now parting of rock creek parkway is shutt down this morning.orng weekend drivers get ready forger some det fox5's alexandria limon ismon live in northwest checking checn things out for us ands everything you needs to know. y good morning,ou n alex.le >> reporter: hey, annie, ann good morning.good that's right, you m guys just jt pointed out it's almost thanksgiving. the weather is going to beisng t beautiful today and so if people are maybe planning tonnio get out and about tone joy it,ji maybe thinking about going out o to rock creek park to get some nice outdoor weather wea activities in, well, you willouw want to keep this in mindn because as you can see there'soc that's because rock creek parkway is closed between the t kennedy center and massachusetts avenue.ses aven

we may evn take over the one you have abandoned, buy it from you, and we're going to go around the united states and we're going to explain to people that you went to china. and they can go ahead and buy it from you, or they can buy it from us--the workers you abaandoned that are here and tht are asking you, as a fellow american, to support us." ooh. that company might think a little longer before it takes off for china because it's got a new problem. it might not want to do that. it might not want to take that risk. it might not want to face that kind of competition. it's a whole new ball game. it might also allow unions to do something for workers that ththy can't do now. when workers are unemployed who used to be members of such-and-such a local or such-and-such a union, they're now unemployed. they go get an unemployment check. supuppose the unions are "no, there's something else we can do for you. we can help youou. we can brinn specialists. we can help you set up, under the auspices of the ununion, an enterpririse that wl serve this community in all kinds of ways. and we will go to

people are bringing their kids one young woman said i don't evn have a television set so thank you so much for putting this up here. another couple from a foreign country said, what are those numbers? those are electoral votes. we're going to keep them up here until we get to the magic number of 270. >> reporting live, kimberly suiters. >> thanks very much. the national wheel, they've got the ferris wheel. it has a pie chart so, if you head that way tonight, you can see the ferris wheel. it's red and blue indicating who is in the lead fr the race for president. >> out the national harbor. well, we appreciate you joining us here at abc7 and abc news. we'll continue to bring you all of the national races and we wil bring you what's happening here locally. >> if you would like, you can go to newschannel8. there you will see continuous coverage of the election that we will be handling. in the meantime we'll toss it we live in a pick and choose world. love or like? naughty or nice? calm or bright? but at bedtime why settle for this? enter sleep number. don't miss the semi-annual sale, goin