there is rain impacting far south texas near brownsville with a chance of showers, but we remain very dry. let's look at this forecast across the country. for this point in the middle of november it is very mild all across the lower 48. we'll start you off down through the southeast where temperatures are in the 70s tomorrow through atlanta, low eastern seaboard where temperatures will be in the 50s and 60s tomorrow afternoon. we'll see temperatures cooler through the upper midwest, minneapolis, chicago upper 40s and low 50s. back here across the inner mountain west very mild conditions, plenty of sunshine and 50s and 60s. seattle will see a few more clouds. we'll see low 60s there, perhaps even a shower or two and then down through los angeles and even into phoenix a lot of sunshine and mp a cool front moving through here will help cool us off as we head into tomorrow. unfortunately it just doesn't bring rain from the western side of colorado all the way to the eastern side. what it will do is cool these temperatures down almost 10 degrees. we're also going to see a little patchy fog

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how far south overnight we have freeze warnings and frost advisories into northern texas and nebraska and northern missouri. impacted with chilly weather with lows in the 30s and it is far south in the southern plains. we are likely to have lows in not tonight but the night after. i will tell you about a warm- up. this. >>> right now police fear a woman gone missing in canton is in danger. >> erica hall has not been seen in months. tracy carloss is just back from canton with a story you will see right here. tracy you spoke with erica's family and the u.s. marshals her family is heart broken and as you might imagine desperate to find her. they are looking for clues and closure. erica hall's family describes her as happy, loving and bright and they explained to me that drugs took the 22-year-old to a dark place. after erica's dad died. she became addicted to painkillers and heroin. the last time in february. >> it never leaves your mind. i just want closure for me and my girls and i don't want us to live like this. >> canton police started to look for erica shortly after she vanished. t

it's not very far from where this shooting happened tonight. the community in south texas they're grieving, they're mourning, a search to protect them from this violence. >>> i turn you over now to wolf blitzer. he's in "the situation room." >>> happening now, breaking news. tsunami warning. a major earthquake off japan triggers fears of a tsunami and orders to evacuate immediately. it includes an area where a wall of water destroyed a nuclear plant just five years ago. >>> direct appeal, we're standing by for the president-elect to put out a video aimed at the american public outlining his to-do list on trade, national security and ethics. that comes as donald trump interviews would-be members of his administration to carry out that list, including loyalists, republican critics and even democrats. conflicts of interest. can president-elect

texas to south dakota. >> we have all the ingredients you need as far as instability, moisture, sheer to breed severe weather. >> and once mother nature unleashes her wrath, there are few places to hide, including your own home. >> we are in the tornado! we are in the tornado! we are in the tornado! >> holy moly! >> november 17th, 2013. in washington, illinois, mark wells is in his home with his daughter josie. he opens his door and finds a juggernaut heading straight for his house. >> saw where it was coming and sure enough we saw rotation. >> you're at your porch door, facing down a tornado. what split second decision should you make? a, get in your car and try to find a more open area. b, get back inside and open windows to equalize air pressure. or c, get into an interior room. >> in a tornado, most of the deaths are vehicle related. opening the windows won't do any good, if the tornado is to open the windows for you, you don't have to worry about pressure differences from the tornadic winds will take out your windows anyway. >> the correct answer is, c, take cover in your basement or bathtub in a low-ly

far as annual precipitation. that's know when you melt it down and rain combined. three inches below average for the denver area and for the next couple of days rain stays down south in texas to the pacific northwest and the great lakes as we continue to see the storm track shifted to our north and storms form to our south that aren't able to move up and colorado. >>> south side of town and take a look at some of our key roads like to 25 and i-25 between here in the springs. great speeds are in place north and southbound here. no construction delays around lincoln avenue so that's something to celebrate and further to the south we have clear conditions between the i- >>> drier air heats up quickly and we will be doing that as the day goes on. high pressure over the western u.s. in from the coast it does continue to rain along the pacific northwest and on the gulf coast. we are in between that which weather especially this afternoon into -- it's a chilly typical start to your november day. 60s and low 70s for the highs, very little wind. 60s in the foothills statewide. dry across colorado and it will be several days, about a week before we see any kind of moisture move into

south texas, but that's really it. try to find the rain on the map today. as farnortheast, we are going to be tracking a cold front finally pushing through. you could see throughout the day today, but it's moisture starved this front, so we're not seeing a lot of rain here. maybe one or two patchy showers, but then we're dropping those temperatures into tonight and especially tomorrow. gets windy, as well. as far as the big picture for today, 59 is your high. it gets colder as the day goes on in the northeast, so you need the winter jackets by tonight for your evening ride home or weekend escape. it gets very chilly, winds gusting over 40 miles per hour. quiet in the midwest, 50 in chicago and out west looking great. 86 in los angeles and we are tracking some rain starting to push into the northwest as we head into the weekend, showers there in places like seattle. here's a look at saturday as you're making plans for the weekend. weather will not get in your way this weekend. temperatures on the cool side. in fact, this will probably be the chilliest day of the se

south could use the rain. and some of texas will be getting rain, central and west texas is okay as far as the drought, but the deep this red is extreme drought, and the yellow is exceptional drought. our conditions haven't advanced to the east, but the drought spreading in the western part of state. in the extreme and moderate drought too, and if we don't see more rains soon we may start to see the abnormally dry conditions spread to the east. let's take a look at the rain fall potential over the next five days. this is tonight and tomorrow confined to the central and northern coastal plain, less to the south and west, with the the people -- but the people that really need the rain won't see any, and we have dry air continuing to flow into the area. we need a flow off the gulf to produce rain, and we don't see that any time soon. so let's check out the seven- day forecast. we have the potential for rain overnight. when you join elizabeth in the morning she may have rain to show you on the radar very early. 67 tomorrow afternoon, breezy and cooler. we're back in the for the next couple of days close to normal,

far only today. >>> now to a spike in the number of undocuments immigrants. 150 more 3w06rder agents are being dispatched to south texas. the department of homeland security says,000 en 40,000 clo. >> the bataclan xthed re-opened ? nothing comes from violence or nothing ever could ? >> and that is sting who took the stage for a one-hour performance. before he played there was a minute of silence to remember the victims of that attack. >>> the coast guard releasing video of a tricky rescue in boston harbor. two men sailing friday when their boat ran aground and planned to wait for the tide to lift them off the rock. but when the wind picked up a them safely to shore. >>> take a look at this. 22 carson of a freight train derailed in hardin county, kentucky, closing down a section of a highway. no one hurt. police say the train traveling from birmingham, alabama, to toledo, ohio, was not carrying any hazardous materials. the highway will remain closed until at least late tomorrow. >>> finally, some major upsets in college football for the first time in 30 years, the number two, three and same day. first, undefeated clemso

will come out of the south was developing over texas a very tricky because as the temperatures turn colder than it usually means rain turning over to wet snow but we have been lucky so far each one has been primarilya wayne type system tomorrow into that will be pretty much the role here as we look at showers developing from southwest to northeast heavy rains those stays south and a quarter of an inch of rain it will still seem mild temperatures between 55 and 60 early than they really the major up early the major up behind the cold front watch as we link the lowe's to gather and then they left out. and then the clipper coming in late thursday to friday it turns cooler, but not called. that is been kind of our weather happening here the last couple of weeks. lightly carfax i don't think anything major here a muslim muslim also jetstream so far has been well up to the north we see a change in late november or early december truck tracking across the controversy most moving much faster with more frequency the trend trying to been much cooler but nothing one is been well above normal across the eastern half of the us when you create a composite what happens in early decemb

texas to south dakota. >> the middle of the united states is the perfect place for making severe weather. we have all the ingredients you need as far as instability, moisture, sheer and lift to breed severe weather. >> and once mother nature unleashes her wrath, there are few places to hide, including your own home. >> we are in the tornado! we are in the tornado! we are in the tornado! >> holy moly! >> november 17th, 2013. in washington, illinois, mark wells is in his home with his daughter josie. he opens his porch door and finds a juggernaut heading straight for his house. >> josie and i went out to the screen porch. we looked in the direction where it was coming and sure enough, we started to see rotation. >> you're at your porch door, facing down a tornado. what split second decision should you make? a, get in your car and drive to a more open area. b, get back inside and open windows to equalize air pressure. or, c, take shelter in a bathroom -- basement or lower floor bathroom? >> if the tornado is getting close, it's probably best not to get in your vehicle. in many tornados, most of the deaths are vehicle related. opening

far only today. >>> now to a spike in the number of undocumented immigrants. crossing into the u.s. from mexico. to deal with it 150 more border agents are being dispatched to south texas. they want to help process the people being taken into custody. the department of homeland security says 40,000 enterally illegal across the border just in the month of october. >>> and the concert hall in paris, the bataclan, one site attacked a year ago, exactly, re-opened for the first time since that massacre. ♪ nothing comes from violence or nothing ever could ♪ >> and that is sting who took the stage for a one-hour performance there. before he played there was a minute of silence to remember the victims of that attack. >>> and the coast guard releasing video of a tricky rescue in boston harbor. two men were sailing friday when their boat ran aground. they planned to wait for the tide to lift them off the rocks but when the wind picked up a coast guard swimmer had to pull them onto a rescue boat and pull them safely to shore. >>> take a look at this. 22 cars of a freight train derailed in hardin county, kentucky, closing down a section of a highway. no one was hurt. police say th

far there have been no reports of injuries. right now, though, the entire east coast of that country is under a tsunami threat. 150 more border patrol agents are temporally being added in south texas. this comes after authorities of undocumented children and families trying to cross into the u.s. from mexico. the new agents will help screen, classify and process unauthorized immigrants. they are expected to stay for 24 months. right now, wildfires in georgia and north carolina are spewing smoke so thick that some residents are wearing masks. many of the fires are suspected as arson. the largest has burned more than 1300 officials have issued air quality warmings and people are also starting to evacuate. well, new this morning, secretary of state, john kerry is wrapping up his trip to ant art cu, he is visiting a u.s.-operated research station near the south pole to speak to scientists about the impact of climate change. kerry is the highest ranking office to visit the constant. it is beginning to look like christmas in new york city. crowds made it out to see the arrival of this year's rockefeller center christmas tree. workers installed it yesterday afternoon. a 94-foot tall norw

south. the more you see that orange bullseye and you can see tornados and maybe even a large tornado tomorrow. if you are across parts of far eastern texaslouisiana, you need to be prepared that tomorrow a threat for more severe weather. that same storm brings some really beneficial rain and we have this incredible drought going on across the southeast and brought all the wildfires and across parts of the carolinas and georgia, you know what i'm talking about with the drought and the fires. we'll look at what happens over the next couple days. the first significant rain that we had in five months. some spots will likely see five to seven inches of rain and that is nothing but good news. all right, guys, send it back to you. >> all right, rick, thank you. see you in a bit. >>> to your headlines on this sunday morning. a suspect in custody this morning after a series of attacks on starbucks coffee shops. >> the fbi says someone planted suspicious devices in three starbucks locations in albuquerque, new mexico, some exploded causing some damage but no one was hurt. no word on the motive. >>> desperate times call for desperate measures. that

electoral votes, south dakota, another three electoral votes, to donald trump, wyoming, another three votes, reliably republican, nebraska, five more, the state of texas, jackpot so farevening, 38 electoral votes the second largest in the country after california going to donald trump. >> we have some results with hillary clinton the projected winner in the state of new york with 29 electoral votes. that's all we have for hillary at the moment. as we get more information, we'll continue to interrupt and bring you as fast as we can. >> i think we can take a look at senate and house race he. lisa desjardins. no we can't. we are able through the exit polls, the interviews with voters, as they left polling places, to get an idea, how strong the turnout is for hillary clinton among traditionally democratic groups. >> what virginia is interesting to me, virginia is one that lyndon johnson carried ten times in a row very reliably republican, as jeff greenfield mentioned third time in a row was going to go democratic. and it appears, correct me if i'm wrong but it appears to be a real fight. in virginia. and it -- it is the state that i think was assumed for democrats. other

criticized the texas senator, but now he's saying, quote, there's no stronger constitutional conservative. look at that. and now that the election is over, john kerry has gone as far southing the decline of polar ice and impact on sea levels. he's there ahead of a meeting with prime minister tomorrow. >> when in doubt, fan the flames of global climate change hysteria. why didn't he take some of the hollywood celebrities with him? >> none have gone as far as i've checked. they're still here. >> well, speaking of a guy that knows weather, christmas is just around the corner and we wanted to get our list to st. nick a little early. >> so we centric to the north pole at santa's wonderland at bass pro shops. >> good morning, rick. >> exactly, not quite the north pole, just bridgeport, connecticut. we are here, santa's wonderland, it begins today but it's not just in bridgeport. all over the united states begins tonight at 5:00 p.m. and that begins with the arrival of santa. for the tree lighting there will be carollers. there's free hot chocolate, free cookies and of course the free photos with santa. >> and it goes on all the way through december 21st. >> it starts today an