if you're traveling to boston, rhode island or hartford we had snow up there. check with your airlines to make sure things are a-okay at the airports. 37 degrees in philadelphia. 36 in wilmington. 32 in allentown and 34 in trenton. the winds which are not that strong yet are a factor, 10 miles per hour in philadelphia. 12 in wilmington that's giving you windchills in spots making it feel like the 20s, including wilmington and trenton and philadelphia feels like 30 which is not too great. so coats on, okay. as we head outside, heading to the school bus, between 6:00 and 8:00. mid 30s with a bit of a breeze blowing and partly cloudy skies overall. if you're heading to school. 35 degrees, by 8:00. noon, 41, 3:00, 44 going for a high of 45 degrees today. we'll hit that about 2:00. by 6:00 back down into the upper 30s, of course, karen with the winds kicking around 12 to 25 miles per hour. it's going to feel like the 30s, so winter coats today. blowing around the leaves that are wet you need to be careful as you head out. camden county we have an accident, it's in a

northbound mount laurel road closes, stick to hartford or elbow lane.le scan we can see the snow showers and the rain from yesterday just about out of here. showers left over in dover, delaware and cape may. it's out there. this is what it feels like, 32 in allentown. feels like 24 in reading. 28 in wilmington and dover, 35 in millville. 30 in the city, it's a chilly start. the winds are kicking up today. >> i'll bundle up. thank you, karen. >>> developing overnight police are investigating an attack at the navel submarine base in connecticut. a man with a knife try to to get through the pedestrian gate. officer fired shots and ricocheted bullets hit another officer and police caught the knife-wielding man. he is okay and will undergo psychologic valuation. >>> an 18-year-old student was found not breathing at a frat house he is in the hospital and under intensive care. another students were arrested on alcohol related charges police are investigating both incidents. >>> formers flier scott hartnell are playing well for columbus, but the blue jackets ar

heavy rain into new england, hartford, the boston areas. and look towards wednesday. this looks like a full-blown coastal storm nor'easter. significant snows are possible. i-95 north and west. we have winter storm watches up for areas outside of new york city, albany, the hartford areas, 6 to 10 inches much snow possible wednesday night into thanksgiving morning. and even d.c., baltimore, new york and boston all have a chance of seeing at least a couple inches on the backside. >> as if they needed to see more. thank you, bill. >>> stories making news this morning. one man was killed and five passengers on the bus are in critical condition. 25 others were treated for minor injuries. it was headed to washington state and veered off the highway and overturned on the embankment. the 67-year-old driver turned himself in for questioning. he showed signs inform fatigue. and he was in a minor accident earlier in the day on the same trip. >>> and astronaut samantha of italy was with two other astronauts that joined the crew on board the iss. it's the second time in the 16 year

it's 58 in hartford. look at the cold air in pittsburgh and buffalo. storm will eventually tap into. winter storm watches from northern maine to the western areas of virginia, even a couple of winter storm warnings down there in the mountains of north carolina. this is going to be a storm that will have a lot of moisture with it. but the temperatures are very questionable. so it's going to be a fine line between if you get all snow or if you stay all rain for predominant period of the storm. the mix area right along i-95, most likely starting as rain. if you're traveling really from new york city southward wednesday morning your fine as long as you're with windshield wipers. it will rain hard but not heavy snow. wednesday afternoon and wednesday evening it's going all snow through areas of new england. that's where the worst will be. here's how much snow i'm expecting. d.c., no problems on the roads. new york city, i got to be right around three. the national weather service in new york has new york city six to eight inches. manchester about eight to 1

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we sent our pal upnaúto hartford, connecticut.knÑ agenda got crus on tuesday. >> i don't know what that means. >> i don't know whatp)y you're talking about. >> a lot of people are pretty happy about what happened, i 6ar think. >> did you vote? >> i can't vote because i'm a felon. and i'll kill c >> why do you think the obama agenda lost? >> i don't know. the republicans, that money, that dirty cash. when money talks, [ bleep ] walking. >> i think there was a lot of Äjé nal animosity toward him that affected the election. >> why did obama's agenda lose? >> i don't know. you tell me. >> have the policies helped$-x ? >> no. >> you might be a republican. >> i guess i am. sev#u absolutel.  the exit polls said it was a1 rejection of president obama and his policies. >> okay. well, people say what they want to say. >> can you disagree with the president's policies and not be a racist? >> yes. >> so how do you know the people racist? >>u(÷ by their other behavior. 10;s>> sometimes.asyvc9 lo? >> do you smoke 6l@n2(çweed? >> no.k3ax >> w

pitsfield mass had 12, portland and maine hartford had about 3 inches of snow.s some snow in the big city, but not a lot. boston all the way to new york, philadelphia and even d.c. saw flakes but a lot of it didn't stick. snow is exiting. it's snowing still in the state of maine. two or three inches, that will be about it. i-95 toward portland the only treacherous drive out there. we're watching snow showers in west virginia, snow showers in the great lakes, and the worst weather by far is the cold. this is a small shot of arctic air, but it's minus 29 wind chills in northern minnesota. in minneapolis, we're at minus 15. that's bitter cold when you walk out the door. only 11 today. the macy's parade looks great. we're going to be in the 30s. it shouldn't be that windy so it should be bearable out there for the crowds. as we look forward to your black friday, everything starts to warm up. that's going to be the trend for the first week of december. we're going to send this warmth pretty much all across the country. >> that's great, though. great day for the parad

there were problems with the voter rolls in hartford this morning, so many people could not vote. the president urged people to go back to the polls. >> obviously for somebody who is planning to vote before they go to work and they get there, and they're unable to do it, that's frustrating, but the main thing i just want to emphasize is that we've got to make sure that those pokes have the chance to vote, and i want to encourage everybody who is living to not be deterred by what was obviously an inconvenience. >> well, one of the hottest races in the country is in kentucky. roughly $80 million has been spent on that senate race. senate minority leader mitch mcconnell is running against democratic challenger allison grimes. libby casey joins us from louisville, kentucky. first of all, where are you, and how would you describe the race you've been covering the last few months? >> tony, good evening. we're at the election night headquarters of senator mitch mcconnell. this has been a tough and bitter race. a hotly contested seat. allison grimes half his age. secretary of state of ken

some two dozen polling places also in hartford, connecticut, and also some problems in georgia.allagher live with more on that. trace. >> turns out, gretchen, voting in virginia, you might need skinny fingers and short fingernails to get your vote exactly right. especially down there in the virginia congressional race between the republican scott ridgel and susan patrick. what's happening is there are voter machine problems, and apparently it's switching the vote. i want to you take a look at what is describing the vote. turnsz out the vote goes to susan patrick. one man says his fingers were just too fat, and he should have used a q-tip. electric official saz long fingernails can also trigger a wrong vote. all the problem machines, we're told, have been removed and are being removed throughout the day. ridgell is also telling his supporters to double-check their votes. now, in hartford, connecticut, some of the precincts didn't have the lists showing which voters were registered and which weren't, so many voters were turned away. listen to dan malloy. >> some of them did not. w

some lad to wait 35 minutes and may he discouraged others. >> a mixup in hartford with pre precinctsng up without lists but a lot of people are going to vote. >> the republican party of virginia faxed a letter that state's elections commissioner reporting technical issues with voting machines in at least four different minities. it includes a link to a youtube video showing a touch screen machine which highlight this democratic candidate when the voter tries to select the rub and in north carolina, an ma trying to vote for kay haggan saw the screen highlight republican thom tillis. the voter was allowed to recast the ballot using a different machine in georgia, voters have been complaining win they voted at a polling place at georgia tech they had to pay to get out of the adjacent parking lot. even though there were free parking signs posted at that lot. >> all right, thank you. mean while, speaking of long waits, we may not know the outcome of these elections tomorrow but itselflash sack dough is right republicans could bev having a grandold party. depends on early tea leaf reading.

there is a line from boston through south of hartford through new york city and down to philadelphia,ou're getting nothing. you'll get rain and a lot of it. but now the rain is changing over to snow in newark. that will quickly change back to rain today and then all along i-95, whether it's snowing or not, i don't think it snows on i-95 until after dark, that's when it gets slippery. it will still be a slow go. leave early or plan on arriving late. it will be one of those travel days where everybody is just getting on everybody else's nerves, i'm afraid, carol. >> i'm writing down your advice. pack light and carry on, leave early, arrive late. got it. thanks. >>> i'm back in a minute. i can... order safety goggles. play music for seedlings. post science fair projects. schedule guinea pig feedings. video chemical reactions. take pics of mr. bones. time the next launch. calm down principal jones. i can do all that with my android from tracfone. 90-day plans start as low as $20. unbeatable nationwide coverage. no contract. for a limited time save $20 on the zte valet. now just $49.00. tr

we could see up to two to three inches here from hartford to providence to boston. for the morning commute going to school or work, some difficulties. it will just probably be some rain maybe mixed with snow. i do not expect accumulations though. >> thank you, bill. >>> 14 minutes past the hour. some stories making news now, police in washington have released chilling 911 calls from la month's school shooting. the teacher who stopped the shooter describes the scene in the cafeteria. >> i'm in the cafeteria. i have the shooter. one shooter. blood is everywhere. i do not see the gun. i tried to stop him before he shot himself. i do not know his name. he shot himself. i do not know how many are down. >> later this morning, a final service will be held for andrew fryeberg, the fifth student include i including the shooter to die in that rampage. >>> in ferguson, missouri, the doctor who performed an autopsy on michael brown could be the grand jury's last witness. he will testify today. he's expected to say that brown was holding his hands up when he was shot and killed.

this family saw delays, and now their airlines canceled their flight to hartford, connecticut. >> as beautiful as philadelphia is, we just didn't want to spend our thanksgiving here. >> reporter: they're driving the rest of the way. >> like to make it home in time for thanksgiving because i have a bunch of kids there waiting for me. >> reporter: brandy akins flew in from italy. she made it this far, but it's not quite far enough. >> i almost made it to harrisburg. mom's coming to get me here because there's no flights. >> reporter: thanksgiving eve brought 169 flight cancellations, 79 arriving and 88 departing. the storm and low clouds hampered air travel also causing delays to hundreds of incoming and outgoing flights. this family got through 14 hour of travel but their worries reignited when they couldn't find their luggage. >> if they can find their baggage, that would be really great. >> reporter: two hours later it arrived on the u.s. airways baggage carousel. good thing as they were down to one diaper between their two toddler daughters. >> we need to get the rent a car and dia

in hartford i lowered yours. you'll get some snow this evening but during the daylight hours primarily rain. the rest of the travel forecast watch out in florida. a lot of heavy rain and as we go toward your thanksgiving forecast snow flurries in the northeast and overall a really great turkey day across the country. so we're going to go to a commercial and come right back. thomas see what's going on. >> i like that bill, i like that. that was a really good way to go to commercial break. seems like you were unprepared. >> maybe. i'm a boy scout. i'm always prepared. ♪ ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] the rhythm of life. [ whistle blowing ] where do you hear that beat? campbell's healthy request soup lets you hear it in your heart. [ basketball bouncing ] heart healthy. [ m'm... ] great taste. [ tapping ] sounds good. campbell's healthy request. m'm! m'm! good.® >>> they crucified his character. for people that don't even know my son, they probably wish they did because the things that they were saying is just terrible. it'

single engine airplane tried to make it to the airport but instead it landed on a west hartford, connecticutoadway. the pilot escaped uninjured. although the plane was heavily damaged as you can see there. the strip where the aircraft landed is a new bus corridor which is still under construction. >> the preliminary numbers, they are out and it appears that black friday sales are down. research firm shopper tracks says us shoppers spend $9.1 billion at stores yesterday. that's a drop of 7% compared with the same day last year. but sales on thanksgiving day, well, they jumped 24% to throw $.2 billion. the figures do not include online sales. >>> president obama along with his daughters malia and sasha did some holiday shopping today. the president bought at least two bags of books during a stop at washington's politics and pros bookstore. it's all in an evident to support independently owned businesses on this small business saturday. speaking of that here at home main streets across the region were bustling with shoppers today. many small business owners offered special deals hoping to entic

the amount of them, well, the amount they had to install covers the distance between hartford, connecticut, to providen providence, rhode island. that's 75 miles. it is all for a good cause. the display will help raise money for a charity supporting families who suffer sudden infant death syndrome. if you're getting any ideas, you might want to step outside now and start on your lights because it took an army of volunteers months to complete and then, of course, there is that small matter of your electric bill. kind of scared to see how much that might be. >>> the northeast freezes, southern california is cooking. really? >> yes. >> good to be there. >> stare at the numbers. you looked right past me. you looked right to here, like -- i know. we got done yesterday. i hope everyone had a wonderful thanksgiving. yesterday in minneapolis, one of the coldest they ever had. now we have one of the warmest we ever had in the desert southwest and southern california. wasn't fair for some people. today, all the action over the northwest, very strong cold front will be going through. the temperatures

the plane was on its way from plainville to hartford yesterday when it lost power. the aircraft crashed on a street that's used for bus traffic. although the plane was heavily damaged, pilot, danny hall, was not hurt. nobody on the ground was hurt either. this, by the way, is hall's second crash landing. six years ago, he was in the same kind of plane when he crashed into a river in rhode island. >>> let's head now to texas where a houston man is in the hospital after his truck plunged more than 20 feet down a ditch at a construction site. police say the man ran several red lights, sideswiped a car, and then crashed through this fence here before ending up in the hole. witnesses chimed down to rescue him. investigators believe that alcohol may have played a role in the wreck. >>> right now, researchers are developing a breath test for drivers who have been smoking marijuana. right now, there is no such tool to determine marijuana impairment. experts at washington state university are working on the new test. they hope to start trials on people early next year. >>> n

this woman brought a pig aboard an american airlines flight out of hartford, as her emotional supporto posted on facebook by a passenger. but before the plane took off, the pig got disruptive. both pig and passenger were asked to leave. >>> next, what would you do if you found $100,000? that's what happened to this assistant manager of a burger king in san jose, california, who spotted this backpack left behind in one of the booths. she took it to the restaurant's owner, who opened it up and found nearly $100,000 inside. >> i said, wow, and today's my birthday. >> but that owner had a change of heart and called police who are now trying to track down the owner through the bank. >>> and a special thanksgiving surprise for fans of the late joan rivers. three months after the comedian's death, her daughter melissa managed to hack into her mom's twitter account, posting, "i finally figured out my mom's password. happy thanks givine iningle ini stephanopoulos. >>> and when we come back, what rob bin robert is doing for a vy special family, and their rob bin robert is doing for a vy special

into the lunchtime hour i would expect delays if you're headed up into new england, airports like hartfordboston, those airports could start to see delays during the late morning, early afternoon hours. the good news is, if you can get out of phl on time which may be a feat today if you're headed to the midwest headed over to the west coast or northwest part of our country you should be okay but again the trick is going to be getting out of phl on time once the snow really starts to arrive here. matt and tam. >> i know you'll keep us posted. thank you matt. time right now just about 4:28. our special early bird coverage of the wintry mix continues on "action news." >> sky 6 taking a live look down the shore into atlantic city and of course dave murphy is on top of all of this right now, he's tracking it. accuweather forecast in the next half hour of "action news." >> ♪ >> if you're heading out for the holiday, whether you're traveling to the airport braving the roads or taking a train we have complete coverage this morning. >> good morning, it's 4:30 on this wednesday, november 26th. here'

. >> we are heading to hartford connecticut. already have my rental car reserved. >> expected to be hit by a winter storm. nationwide more than 160 flights have been cancelled on the east coast. >> a ripple effect throughout the united states. if you're not traveling to the east coast you will still see some delays and cancellations. >> if your travel plans are flexible of the airlines have waivers. >> that is what she tried to do. planning and hopefully changing our flight but we were not able to do it. >> my husband is already there. >> what are they telling hicks? not supposed to be so bad. >> this holiday weekend close to 2 million people have passed through o'hare or midway. >> later it gets colder the delay should be because of that storm in the northeast part of the country. >> coming up this midday why the penn state sex abuse investigation is headed to chicago. plus. what police are saying about new video released in the deadly shooting of a 12-year-old boy in ohio. and the law passed in germany that may help more women

toward philly and new york and even hartford and boston one to 3 inches depending on where the snow lines up but west of that even 18 inches of snow. the most of this will be out of new york still boston, portland, new england but by tomorrow we're going to be concerned little bit about the wind, but this storm will lift northward and eastward. very good news. liz: have a very vegan thanksgiving? the trends before they happen is a very tough trick. the man we are about to interview did just that. he envisioned ticketless thanksgiving years ago, now 7.3 million u.s. vegetarians are so thrilled tofurkey exists this holiday. the rapid take off, slow going in the first couple of years but the vegetarian process tofurkey with 42 grams of protein in one serving. as turkey eaters decreased over the years the vegetarian industry is decreasing. here with me on an exclusive interview to speak the industry is creator, i always wondered who you were. who is this guy who came up with turkey? welcome to the program. >> happy tofurkey day to you. liz: your story is incredible. $2500 he started tofurkey

hartford, connecticut has a lot. including the father-in-law of samuel colt, who is making a fortune off of gun sales at the time. so -- and also in places -- again, immigrant communities, people who don't support the war who really react against the draft, so the mountain areas of pennsylvania, for instance, like clearfield county, the federal forces can't even get in there to support the draft law because it's so dangerous. they're going to get shot if they try to go in there. so they're kind of dotted around, but predictably, what you can say is places where there is a big southern influence or a big immigrant influence. yes? >> after 1864 when we left the war, what consequences were there for the copperheads politically in the years that followed? >> so the question is what consequences were there for the copperheads politically after 1864? well, a lot of them remained politically active, but really seemed to suppress their activities during the war, kind of forget that that had happened. the democratic party was

no major delays, we have seen snow in places like boston and hartford an porve dense rhode island.ant to check ahead to make sure there aren't any problems. >> tonight on "action news" at 11:00 it's a dream come true for a philadelphia mother and grandmother she has become a medical pioneer, the first of what could be miracle for a number of people. brian taff has that. >> reporter: we can replace warn out knees, but we haven't been able to make the blind see again until right now. >> julie. >> reporter: join me tonight to learn how it happened for this woman and the unexpected changes its made in her life. >>> we'll watch, thank you are brian. >>> the surging flyers face the columbus blue jackets tonight the puck drops at 7:00. scott hartnell is playing well for columbus, but the blue jackets ta whole have lost -- as a whole have lost 9 straits. >>> the eagles travel to green bay to take on the packers, they are flying high after the blowout win over carolina. this will be tougher. >>> the mavericks steam rolled the sixers in dallas by winning by 53 points. it was the sixers worse

and georgia, it has been fixed in connecticut a judge ruled two hartford polling places had to extend their voting hours an extra half hour because voter registration lists were not ready when the polls open. and delay depriveed people of their right to vote. >> a story that may be overshadowed by this election day. for two years now, house of representatives oversight panel has been trying to get the justice deputy to hand over documents related to the "fast and furious" gunrunning scandal, documents that white house has claimed throughout were covered by executive privilege, a federal judge ruled against the administration, and outgoing attorney general told late last night to turnover nearly 65,000 pages of those documents, oversight committee chairman darrell issa said they will spend coming days going over those documents, and we will as well. up next, our first round of exit polls reveal who is votinn. what is the turn out? and how many folks are voting against this president's policies and agenda next, stay with us. healthth can change in a minut. so cvs healtis changingealthca

. >> it is east of hartford, connecticut and it is a safe area. >> you know, it is a shame to say, its not safe anymore. and she believed it was safe and the police are going to find out who did this. >> a motorist drove by at 8 o'clock and she was still alive and she died in the hospital. i wonder if she was able to be giving a clue. >> the police are guarded and careful as to what they will release. >> sounds like a lovely woman and leaves behind two children. >> what a tragedy. you know what, if they catch the killer, they got somebody off of the streets that could do this again. >> i hope they get to the bottom of this. thank you so much steve. >> and we are just about a month away from christmas. it could be a blue christmas for thousands of people on the west coast this year. a labor fight threatens to bring things to a complete halt from the ports from san diego to seattle. >> dan springer has more for us, dan? >> yeah, john, the port slowed down up and down the west coast and threaten the potential for the christmas season for retailers from here all the way to the asian rim.

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happened in west hartford, connecticut after the pilot lost power.ff after it got stuck on a fence. nobody was hurt. >>> there was a second emergency landings on a roadway this weekend this happened in cape coral florida after the pilot ran out of gas mid flight. he was halfway out when the small plane began to spurt and back -- spulter and -- sputter and backfire. he tried to turn around, but he had to make an emergency landing. >> how do you forget to fill up the gas. >> reporter: that should be number one. let's go live on sky 6 we'll talk a little weather in the delaware valley. that's the view in old city, it's nice and quiet this morning, becoming breezy. temperatures wise it feels better. 45 degrees in philadelphia. dewpoint, 33. winds out of the south, southwest at 11 miles per hour. trenton, 43. millville, 46. wilmington, 45. we'll see mixed skies throughout the duration of the day, combination of sun and clouds, no weather threats out there, all the activity associated with the warm front in the process of pulling through that will stay to

hartford, east hartford, new haven, bridgeport. democrats have a path at least in connecticut.ve i i have to share with you one statistic, if you're a democrat on this night, it would be in the state of massachusetts there are nine congressional races tonight, all nine of them went to the democrats. that means that in the last 100 individual congressional races in massachusetts, democrats are now 101. so even in this brutal climate tonight, that streak survives. >> that says something about the massachusetts congressional delegation. but massachusetts goes back to a republican governor. let me get your reaction to that. >> gee, martha coakley loses again apparently. this really is shellacking the sequel. i said earlier i wasn't sure it was a wave. this is a wave. you loses maryland governor's race you lose in states where you shouldn't be losing and so it's more than just i think the referendum that republicans wanted on president obama or on the way you feel about things right now. because the democratic party comes out of this looking tired and almost exhausted. and i think i

. >>> this morning, the faa is investigating a plane crash, on its way to hartford yesterday when it lost hour. it crashed on to the street that's used for bus traffic. the pilot amazingly was not hurt. nobody was hurt on the ground either. this is the pilot's second crash landing. six years ago he was in the same kind of plane when he crashed into a river in rhode island. i think that's what you call nine lives. >>> in texas, a houston man is in the hospital after his truck plunged more than 20 feet down a ditch at a construction site. police say the man ran several red lights, sideswiped a car, then crashed through a fence before ending up in this hole. witnesses climbed down to rescue him. investigators believe that alcohol may have played a role in this wreck. >>> hundreds of students from the united states are getting a very rare opportunity to visit cuba. they arrived in the port of havana aboard a cruise ship yesterday. it's all part of a semester at sea program. the goal is to take college students around the world to get firsthand experience as they study. this is the last s

speaker, tomorrow night in hartford, connecticut, at the state capital there will be a solemn event when 10 veterans are inducted into the connecticut veterans hall of fame. this is a ceremony which dates back to 2005 in which 10 veterans again are honored by the state of connecticut including of the 92 on the rolls, president gorge herbert walker busch who hails from connecticut. it honors not only their service where they wore the uniform of our nation, but also their work after they left the service to help the over 200,000 veterans that reside in the state of connecticut. for the second congressional district eastern connecticut is a particularly proud night because six of the 10 hailed from the second district. i would argue that this is no coincidence. this is the home of the largest operating military i.n.s. at hat wlation in -- installation into new england with the grotten sub base. again because of the great patriotism and sense of duty that i think is part of the fabric of that great part of our state. i would like to briefly describe these six gentlemen and have them -- their

>> we can tell you, aberdeen police as well as the hartford county sheriff's department is insistingbi, both branches of the fbi, in philadelphia and in baltimore, with this case. i did talk to a clerk here at the convenience store. he says he was here when the fbi came in last night, looking at surveillance video. the man is inside this aberdeen shell station for less than a minute. he walks in with his hood up, grabs a bottle of water and pays in cash. these are some of the clearest images of the person of interest in the kidnapping of carlesha freeland-gaither. we were inside the store as an fbi agent stood by adrink case and wouldn't allow customers to touch it. we were outside as they dusted that case for prints. it's believed the man came here just minutes after he used carlesha freeland-gaither's atm card monday morning. we learned outdoor cameras were not rolling and it's unclear if the man took off in the same gray car used in the abduction or if the cars were switched. now, i did just check in with the philadelphia office of the fbi. they tell me that so far, nothing has be

leer is hartford, connecticut, and central massachusetts this afternoon.d more to come. >> a little tough to change lanes and stuff like that right now. >> visibility is getting really bad. >> good news for the ski resorts but bad news for the 41 million people expected to drive durlg this holiday nationwide. hundreds of flights delayed or canceled by mid afternoon. >> we were notified that the flight was cancelled. so we're sitting here in the airport waiting for the next flight out. and the weather is turning colder this evening. strabded passeng stranded passengers may find it hard to rebook on a day where flights are almost all booked. >> brian todd, cnn, chester spring, pennsylvania. >> so that all looks very miserable. there's word things are improving. >> how good or bad will things become in the next 24 hours as people stuff their faces on thanksgiving. >> i think we're going to get very nice very fast here. the snow beginning to taper off. it will all be done with. temperatures get up to 60, 50 fahrenheit. we're talking mild in some of these spots

i think the main delays are new york, boston, hartford, washington. >> all right.tball team from richmond, well, they need a financial hail mary. the steelers cadets just won the state clip. that's awesome -- state championship. that's awesome. many come from low-income families and the team doesn't have the travel expenses to make it to the national tournament in florida in less than two weeks. these are young people who have faced adversity both on and off the field. many have lost family members to gun violence over the years. >>> it's been about 10 or 11 since i've been coaching that's opinion murdered or that's doing time in prison. >> the team has set up a a gofundme account. but so far it's raised only about half of the $20,000 needed to travel to florida. time is running out. the tournament begins on december 7th. that would be great for the kids to go. >> hoping they have a happy ending. >>> still ahead, there is a big storm on the east coast. this may affect your holiday travel plans from the bay area. coming up in the next hour of "mornings on 2," we're

temperatures in the 50s in some spots. 30s in hartford. and the southerly flow brings it up.morrow night, and most is across western new york. that will help melt some of the snow here. here is the main crux of the storm. severe thunderstorms from dallas to san antonio. east to houston. temperatures today in the 70s. hail, maybe a tornado or two possible. and that threat pushes off to the east tomorrow. heavy rain with this as well. in some cases see up to and over 2 to 3 inches of rainfall across parts of the south. and another shot of cold air behind that. but before that happens, warm up here drasticall >> a chilly start this morni. a lot of places starting in the teens. we will warm up into the mid-to upper 40's today. look at the >> reporter: volunteers are going to be marching south, guys. buffaloens up north, didn't get a whole lot of snow, the shovel brigade mob. we may become a part of if before temperatures become too toasty. >> that's cool. we'll have much more from you coming up. >>> and also coming up, the new ways to save this holiday season. no reason to wait u

yesterday, airport both above and below philly, but not here, as much, new york and newark, boston and hartford, above us, even south of here, in dc, more than 10 percent of today's flights at some airports already canceled. so bonus of giving you air travel reporting, and road travel reporting in the last hit, chris, kerry, another thanksgiving bonus, just for you two, french lesson. we are not just at united airlines, at air canada, and by the economy class, and in french class, economicque. >> two bonuses. >> uoui. >> i'm dressed in economy fashion. >> thanks, mate. >> oh, my goodness, 5:38. philadelphia mayor michael nutter is getting slammed by people over his comment about the decision in ferguson, missouri. why he tells fox 29 that he's standing by wha ♪ there's confidence... then there's trusting your vehicle maintenance to ford service confidence. our expertise, technology, and high quality parts means your peace of mind. it's no wonder last year we sold over three million tires. and during the big tire event, get up to $140 in mail-in rebates on four select tires. ♪ >> eagle one day a

picture with a winter storm warnings now which pretty much extend from maine all the way down to hartford. so that as shrunk considerably. so by overnight, this is going to be pretty much history. and then we can get on to our thanksgiving. enjoy the holiday weather with no weather worries from coast to coast. we'll still have a few lingering snow showers up through parts of boston, right around the mass pike area. you're looking at the heavy wet snow. so shoveling, that is going to be on tap for tomorrow morning, but other than that, no real problems. even off to the west coast, looking pretty good. seattle a few showers in the morning, but pretty good thanksgiving day forecast. so i would say, lawrence, the worst is definitely behind us. >> so i'm going to have no trouble getting from boston here back to new york on sunday? >> no, you're going to be fantastic. that's the good thing. everybody from east coast to west coast right through the weekend are going to be fine. so the travel back, everybody trying to get back to work by monday morning will do so trouble free. >> thank you very m

delays and cancellations we've seen today are in places in the northeast like philadelphia, new york, hartfordston. if you're going there, do check ahead as always. reporting live at reagan, adam tuss, news 4. >> thank you. of course as noted, this bad weather is hitting on just one of the busiest travel days of the year. aaa says more than 46 million americans are flying or driving on this holiday. more than at any time since the year 2007. lower gasoline prices and a healthier economy are two reasons for that. most travelers seem to be taking the weather in stride. >> we have to be on the lookout for each other as we're driving. >> there is a silver lining, of course. travel has been smooth for those headed to the midwest and west coast. >> rough going for a lot of people today. a lot of folks now worrying about tomorrow morning. wanting to get out of town tomorrow morning or maybe get out -- >> runs and all that kind of stuff. >> that's the concern. some of this could be changing to ice overnight. we don't know if it's going to be a huge issue. if you run into some of the areas that do have

. >> joining us from hartford, connecticut, former attorney general of the state of connecticut, senator blumenthal. thanks very much for joining us. >> thank you, wolf. good to be with you. >> react to what we just heard from senator sessions. the republicans are deeply, deeply angered and suggest that this poisons the atmosphere, especially in the aftermath of the republican gains in the midterm elections, looking forward to the next house and nate. >> and i hope we can cut through and ease some of the anger partisan controversy and come together in a really bipartisan approach which the senate bill really reflects. i worked really hard on that bill as a member of the judiciary committee where senator session serves. i have great respect for him. this problem really has a human dimension. i came just a few minutes ago from a meeting with some of the folks who will be affected by their ability to stay with their children. parents who are in jobs working hard, paying taxes. all they want to do is stay with their children and there were tears in their eye about this program but it also ha

. >>> there are also issues at the polls in hartford, connecticut. voter registration lists were not delivered so voting was delayed. across texas, voter registration counsel for the early part of the day, so voters had to cast provisional ballots. delays in north carolina and south dakota after reports of wrong thumb drives delivered and poll workers showing up late. >>> we're following two big races in virginia today. the tenth district house seat left vacant by retiring congressman frank wolf and ed gillespie voted in person absentee a little more than a week ago so spent the day trying to woo voters outside the polls. we caught up with him in chantilly this afternoon. he's hoping to unseat mark warner. warner cast his ballot this morning. julie carey has been talking with voters at the polls today and is live in mclean with details. julie? >> reporter: well, this mclean polling place is in the tenth congressional district so even before all the votes are tallied tonight, they know there will be a new member of congress. and that's one reason that

i dropped you down a little bit in hartford. more on the 2 to 4 inch range. you get the idea here. a lot of people have to make the tough decision. should they go out on the road now. they maybe had to work or wait for the kid to get done with school. i'm a trade of a lot of accidents. >> be careful with the wet, heavy snow. you have to take it carefully. thank you very much bill karins. >>> let's get to sara dallof joining me in new york city at la guardia airport. what does it look like there? what are the boards reading and what are officials expecting later today that the weather bill is talking about. >> you're starting to see the delays definitely popg up on the board here. we're monitoring flight misery map. and right now it is putting la guardia and newark in the top three airports worldwide for delays and cancellations. obviously, not a list you want to be on but airport managers are prepared for travelers who possibly get stranded here for hours even overnight. they have food, cots, blankets, pillows everything you need to live in the airport, unfortunately, for a bit. ou

this week's honoree is battling despair of hartford, connecticut, to help save kids with help from unlikelyds. here's patricia kelly. >> it's tough. it's tough growing up here. it's just so easy to take the wrong path. i was walking around with a lot on my shoulders at a young age. i didn't really care about life anymore. when i met miss kelly, everything changed. >> fred was hurting. he needed a place to just be himself. our program provides a year-round urban oasis. seven days a week, 12 months a year for children 5 to 19 years old. we use horses to create pride, esteem, and healing. children take care of animals and take care of the farm. when they get to a certain riding level, young men become mounted park rangers. when they put their cowboy hats on and they go out on patrol, the myth of the urban male is changed instantly. when kids see other kids ride, they want to know how it's done. that's the hook. >> i can't tell you where i would be without this program. it changed my life. it helped me set goals for myself. i'm a part of something. >> when you teach a child how to ride a horse,

had a few flights canceled that are departing for newark and a couple of flights canceled also for hartford. i don't want to jinx us, not at this point. not feeling too many of the effects you guys are out there. we'll cross our fingers and hope that we continue to have good luck on this holiday weekend. back to you. >> all right, we'll cross our fingers for you. wendy, appreciate it. >>> reid alert on the supreme court justice ruth bader ginsburg. the 81-year-old underwent heart surgery to place a stint in her artery after a blockage was discovered. the justice was taken to the hospital after experiencing some discomfort during routine exercise last night. she is expected to leave the hospital in the next 48 hours and we all wish her well. >>> coming up, we'll discuss the legal solutions for ferguson and cities like it. >>> plus, mac and cheese might be good together, but at least for today, you can only have one. after the break, we'll see which gobbler gets the presidential pardon. this is the equivalent of the sugar in one regular soda. and this is one soda a day over an average adult l