mollie: that was karin johnson reporting. this is a big week for a big family in carlisle as the mccoy septuplets turn 18. we have watched as they went from diapers to driving, high chairs to high school, and now they are getting ready to spread their wings after graduation. what are their plans, their feelings about leaving home and each other, and how are the parents coping with an empty nest? look back over the years and talk to each family member about what is in store for them next. so what if someone surprised you with $10,000 to pursue your dream? it's been happening lately all over central iowa. of their meetings to show us how they're pulling off these huge surprises and what they're looking for in a recipient. catch 100 men on a mission, monday in eric hanson's this is iowa, on kcci 8 news at 6:00. residents of a central the pieces after a rare tornado hit their yesterday. >> i thought it looked like a ton of birds flying around. in all actuality, it was debris. mollie: it happened just before meteorologists are sur

in washington, i'm karin caifa. >> shoppers who didn't brave the were still busy buying gifts online. a digital tracking group says

bill karins is tracking where the storm is headed next. it's 5:30 on the east coast, 2:30 out west, and this is "way too early." >>> good morning it's thursday, november 12th, i'm jonathan capehart. we'll have all those stories plus we're going to check in on actor shia labeouf who is holding a marathon viewing of his own movies. the video is from a livestream you can watch online of him watching movies of himself. right now they're watching cinematic classic "i robot." but first let's start with politics after taking up a sizable portion of tuesday night's debate, immigration continued to dominate the republican race for the white house. yesterday, after donald trump's appearance on "morning joe." >> tell me the how, are you going to have a massive deportation force? >> you're going to have a deportation force. and you're going to do it humanely -- >> how are you going to pay for this? >> very inexpensively -- >> are they going to get ripped out of their homes? >> they're going back where they came. if they came from a certain country the

karin caifa reports from washington. turkey's president says his armed forces were doing what they were supposed to do, when they shot downwn russian fighter jet near the border with syria tuesday and his nation will not apologize. well i think if there's a party that needs to apologize, it's not us. those who violmted our airspae are the ones who need to apologize. this has ightened tensisins, in an already sensitive region of the world. turkey has accused russia of deceit. russia says a missile system has been put on combat duty at a base in syria. and the back-and- forth is being closely watched by nato members, including the united states. , cnn military analyst this could not have happened at a worse time. russia has been tweaking not only turkey's nose the last several months, but nato the last year or so.at an vent thursday, russian presidenen vladimir putin said it seemed d s though turkey was consciously seeking to bring relations with russia, "to a dead end." later, he met with french president francois holland

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in paris, i'm karin caifa. police in chicago are looking for a group of men who frightened people in the city's gold coast early thursday morning. a police bulletin describes four bearded men wearing red scarves getting out of a white street yelling, "we are isis and we will kill you." witnesses called police. officers tried to pull the van over but the men sped off. chicago police said they don't consider it a serious threat. an f-b-i spokesperson said they are aware of situation. the interim police chief in ferguson, missouri is leaving the post about two months earlier than expected... andre anderson, was hired in july on a six-month appointment... after the st. louis suburb's police force came under fire over the fatal shooting of an unarmed, black 18- year-old in august of last year. the former chief, tom jackson, resigned in march after a department of justice report criticized police and court practices in the wake of the killing of michael brown. anderson will return to his job as commander of the polic

>>> now let's get a check on your weather with bill karins.sand games. >> and he's had an amazing career. >> i'm still really -- but jimmy carter is 91. he looked great. >> we're not going to look like that at 91. >> speak for yourself, bill karins. >> not working these hours. >>> let's talk about the rain. the rain continues in eastern carolina down to charleston. the rain will linger along the coast. the rest of the southeast is going to clear it out, though. if you're traveling in tlapt and other areas like charlotte and raleigh that had the heavy rain yesterday, you will be dry. we're looking at a very warm day. i will give you one notice. it's very foggy this morning underneath this very warm air mass. that will burn off developly, but be careful driving out there. look at how warm it's going to be. 69 in minneapolis, 20 degrees above average. 71 in chicago. and all of that warmth, amy, comes across the country. it's going to be unusual. it's almost summer like in the beginning of november across the country. florida is like 90 degrees. i

in washington, i'm karin caifa. >> shoppers who didn't brave the were still busy buying gifts online. a digital tracking group says sales online are up 22 percent from last year. target's ceo says online sales are off to a very strong start. target, wal-mart, kohls and more launched all their black friday deals online a day early. the official white house christmas tree has arrived! first lady michelle obama, along with the first family's dogs - bo and sunny - received the 18-and-a-half foot frasier fir today. the tree was grown in pennsylvania. the tree, which is 11 feet wide, was cut down monday and will be on display in the blue room. this is the 50th tree to see white house duty. iowa's secretary of agriculture is encouraging iowan's to buy a fresh tree grown in the state this holiday season. there are more than 100 christmas tree farms in iowa. farmers harvest about 40,000 christmas trees each year, resulting in a million dollar industry. it takes 6 to 12 years to grow a christmas tree before it is ready to be sold. most tree farms in iowa and sell trees by the "choose and harves

let's get a check on your weather now with nbc meteorologist bill karins.d morning, bill. >> good morning to you, chris. dangerous weather overnight. a lot of people did not get a good night's sleep through kansas, oklahoma, and in texas. because these storms were rolling through some big cities overnight. the storm systems also producing blizzard conditions in denver. one severe thunderstorm watch in eastern oklahoma. we had 41 tornadoes reported yesterday. this is november. very unheard of. and some of those were huge. some of those were wedge tornadoes. and you can see some of the edges of them, it was right as the sun was setting. that's why we didn't get a lot of great video of them. november tornadoes are dangerous. we're very fortunate we didn't have any fatalities or injuries last night. so the worst of the storms just rolled through the dallas area. severe thunderstorms now apply are going from dallas to terrell, also near plano. fort worth still has some heavier rains but starting to clear out a little bit. here's the radar from tulsa to mcalliste

. >>> meteorologist bill karins is here with the latest weather report. >> this storm system will cause a lot of problems during the day. hope you had a fantastic weekend. this system is over northern arizona producing snow in utah, heavy in southwest colorado and as it heads out into the central plains the ingredients are there for a severe weather outbreak. about 13 million people at risk of severe weather. the enhanced risk includes oklahoma city, dallas and all the way over towards ableeb, texas. it will be a late night event for dallas and oklahoma city and the possibility of tornados is greatest here right near the red river. as far as damaging winds go, i think more for san antonio and houston, that's your concern. as far as the winter weather goes, winter symptom warnings in northern new mexico and blizzard watch for denver, towards pueblo. near i-25 up to a foot to two feet of snow in a few spots and denver with the gusty winds you're under the blizzard watch, probably a blizzard warning later on this evening. east coast no problems whatsoever today. all the issues in the mount

can you -- >> bill karins is back in the studio with the weather. serious stuff, a lot of people are traveling. but maybe on this remembering from my childhood is that donald trump hair or dennis the menace hair? >> yeah, it kind of did look like that. a bad donald trump wig, right? the rallies are entertaining, chris. >> is there any other kind? >> i know, exactly. all right let's talk about the storm system that's going to plague a lot of us as we try to go through our travel weekend. if you're on the east coast, fine, no problems at all. probably the best travel you've had for a thanksgiving in awhile. a storm that's in the west, that is going to push across the country. that is the one that's going to be giving us the issues today in areas of idaho and eventually some of that snow is going to push into wyoming. the heaviest snow totals here possibly from jackson hole. interstate 15 will be one of the worst drives north of salt lake city today and then denver southward will also be a problem. also pictures in of these huge waves yesterday, they c

. >>> now let's get a check on her weatth nbc meteorologist bill karins. >> that's interesting that s like major league baseball needs some extra money? auctioning off balls now? >> maybe it goes to a good cause. who knows? >> hopefully it was. yesterday it was 80 degrees in flint, michigan. it was 90 in flor i mean, these temperatures have been off the charts. it's coming to an end in a few spots. denver yesterday was 61 degrees. it snowed last night. so that cold air is slowly going to filter across the country. but slow is the big word. today we're going to watch that cold front colliding with the rm air in areas from minneapolis, des moines, kansas city, st. s allhe way down through oklahoma, little rock, dallas and austin. everyone has a chance of seeing a line of thunderstorms rolling through. some of them could be on the severe side. dallas to austin, slight risk of severe storms. maybe an isolated tornado. remember how much rain we've had in the last couple weeks in texas? if we get another one to three inches of rain, we do have a potential for flooding. that rainfall will ex

bill karins is tracking where the storm is headed next.ast coast, 2:30 out west, and this is "way too early."

thank you so much, bill karins. >> it's that time of year. >> yeah.still ahead, the human face of this crisis. amid the debate back in america over what to do with syrian refugees. the people who are just looking for somewhere to go. we'll be back live from paris in just a moment. this holiday, i can count on my going off list.again, and knowing right when my packages arrive. so that's two things. introducing real time delivery notifications. sign up at myusps.com >>> the latest development in the national dispute over the resettlement of syrian refugees in the u.s. played out yesterday in connecticut. that's where the state's democratic governor, danielle malloy personally welcomed a young refugee family of three who was diverted to his state after they were denied asylum in indiana by the state's republican governor mike pence. pence is one of at least 30 governors who have said they do not want to resettle syrians in their state until security concerns can be addressed. also on that list, new jersey governor and presidential candidate chris christi

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karin caifa has the story. eager for early deals -- from this wal-mart near atlanta, to this snowy parking lot in denver, to macy's flagship store in manhattan. the difference -- this was thanksgiving night. the way it's been the last couple of years. thanksgiving is the best night to do it. the shift from black friday continues. according to the national retail federation, more consumers planned to shop on thanksgiving day this year, than last. and sales tracker adobe estimated more than $1.7 billion was spent online, on thanksgiving day. in arlington, virginia, at the fashion centre at pentagon city friday afternoon, traffic had picked up from the morning. one of the big indicators that we look for, is not only foot traffic, but foot traffic with shopping bags. and we're seeing a lot of that, so that's a good indicator already, early in the season.some shoppers, less focused on a specific item. it's not too bad today actually, but there are some good deals, and you can start your christmas shopping early. be

in washington, i'm karin caifa. a man with an american flag on his back made it over the white house fence. security took him into ccstody while president t obama and his family ate thanksgiving dinner. that story is coming up in a few minutes. here's a look at on our citycam. britley ritz will be back right after the break wiwih a look at your black friday forecast. meteorologist britley ritz joins us now with your first alert forecast. rain and the wintry mix will move out early and we put up with mostly cloudy skies for the est of your friday. the cold front has nono through and our temperatures will be much cooler today as a result. highs will likely only top out in the upper 30s. behind the cold front nonoonly comes cooler temperatures, but breezy conditions. winds will be out of the north today at 15 to 20 mph, with gusts 25 plus. the weekend is dry and temperatures will remai in the upper 30s. the workweek brings more chances for snow. the hawkeyes take on the lincoln, nebraska. the hawks are undefeated, but

in washington, i'm karin caifa. around the world because of the terror attacks in paris... and tomorrow's hawkeye game will be no different.. the hawks play the nebraska cornhuskers at 2-30 tomorrow in lincoln. only some of the gates at memorial stadium will be open... and others will close once the game kicks off. fans are asked to arrive early.. and bring as little as possible into the game. all coats and purses will be checked by security staff on the way in. while getting into the game could be a hassle... hawkeye fans are expecting to see something special... the team's 12th win... a perfect regular season.. a preview of the game... and why won't ever forget... coming up in sports. but first.... a story book is put to the test... we'll show you the children's kid to sleep... and how well it worked for one family it can be the fight the every parent dreads... trying to get child asleep by bedtime. a new book is promising to end the bedtime battles... instead its a story written in a style to make your child ready for a night's rest.. ellen thalls gives us a look... and

in washington, i'm karin caifa. jessica rae: new dash-cam video of the moments leading up to laquan mcdonald's deadly interaction with chicago police has been released. the video was collected from four police cars. it shows officer jason van dyke pursuing mcdonald before the shooting. van dyke is charged with first-degree murder. outraged it took 13 months to charge the officer... demonstrators have held several protests demanding justice for mcdonald. van dyke is being held without bail. a go-fund-me webpage set up by the officer's wife to raise 80- thousand-dollars has been de- activated. go-fund-me pages cannot be used to raise money for the support of one suspected activity. jessica rae: still to come we preview the heroes game between iowa and nebraska. stay tuned for more scott: today's forecast... nice weekend, monday mess! the big game ifinally here... the undefeated iowa hawkeyes are taking on their rivals to the west, the nebraska cornhuskers who are hoping to play spoiler to the hawyeye's perfect season.

and bill karins is here with your wednesday forecast. >>> we have a tornado watch, thankfully, we have not had any we still have a lot of moisture being drawn up into it.. this is going to be oo heavy rain producer in the days ahead. as far as today's heavy rain event, right now it's in new orleans and eventually it's going to move from mississippi to alabama. and here's the rainfall forecast, a widespread 1 to 2 inches of rain from birmingham to montgomery, about an inch possible up into the ohio valley and thursday's forecast will have heavier rain amounts right along i 95. from boston to norfolk and virginia areas p. . the cold air starting to show up in montana. now a closer look at your day ahead. around panama city, and we could have an isolated tornado or two but wind damage is the greatest threat and clouds will be slowly increasing in the northwest. and -- northeast. >>> and justrt ahead, an alarming increase in sexually transmitted diseases in the u.s. >>> and a passenger trying to hopen the exit inexit ...one of many pieces in my life. so when my asthma symptoms kept coming

bill karins is watching as well. and it doesn't come in the form of rain but they'll take it anyway they can. >>> well, the weather maps are going to be active, especially tomorrow and possible blizzard conditions, colorado and kszansas. this is tropical storm kate, 60 miles per hour. not go being a problem for anyone. and heading to southern new jersey steady rain and eventually during the day, the heavy rains will be in central pennsylvania and maybe minor travel delays, only about a quarter to a half an inch h om bostst to d.c. it's a nice, calm before the storm type day but that storm is kicking through the central planes and tomorrows when we expect the possibility of a severe weather outbreak. and sometornados. it's possible they'll st. louis and central missouri. don't want anyone being caught by surprise. that's your national wealther and now a closer look at the day ahead. so, for today you can see the cloudy kind of dreary skies expected from cleveland to pittsburgh all the way across and in the deep south,

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meteorologist, bill karins is watching all of this. >> we could see widespread power outages, and possible tornados. denver just went over to snow. you're going to wake up to a cominch com couple inches on the groupd and as we go throughout the morning commute. s and we have winter weather advisories for denver and winter storm warnings just north of denver. and that red is where a blizzard warning and that will be the worst of it as we go throughout the later portions of the day. and higher snowfall amounts, and as you droiv ive out on safety, we could see as much as nine inches of snow. and the winds should be bute 31 to 50 miles per hour. that's enough to knock down trees. we expect widespread power outages in nebraska and even southern portions of minnesota and we have to talk about later today and that will be the severe weather portion and i'll have more on that ailate a little later in the show. we you can see the temperature contrast. colorado, wyoming, nebraska and the warm air out ahead of it and that's why we'll have possibility of severe weather with damaging winds from texas t

bill karins will have more in just a few minutes. >>> and we have breaking news overnight totoell you about. the u.s. and its allies are taking the fight toisis. right now, iraqi kurdish fighters are pushing to retake the strategeg town of sinjar, according to the associated press. it sits rightci between the islamic state's two biggest strong hold.. it would cut off a key supply line, getting it back. isis took it in august i of last year, causing thousands of people to flee mountains. we'll update as more information becomes available. >>> surveillance video captured apt deadly house explosion in new jersey. you canje see the roof being blown right off the family homes. 15 people were injured, two of them critically with severe burns, one dead. and a preliminary investigation found no evidencnc the blast was gasas related, though several people s reported smelling gas. >>> republican candidates are back on the campaign trail this morning, defending their stances from the debate. and now there'sde new focus on how they lead their party. ben carson was p warning people of secular prog

. >> a lot going on news wise and bill karins joining us. >>> and that was the case yesterday, 40 tornado reports. thankfully, they're mostly in rural areas of western kansas and north rntern portions of texas and oklahoma. these storms are going to be racing from tulsa back down through the dallas fort worth area and the tornado threat, at least for the time being, is over. and denver still under a blizzard warning and that will continue this morning. interstate 76 southward is where the worst of that will be. and a lot of lightening along this line and going through the fort worth area and soon for dallas and same for tulsa and then push through eastern oklahoma and into arkansas this afternoon. this storm system will regenerate this afternoon, get more moisture, heavy rains, flash flooding through alabama, louisiana and into tennessee and enhanced risk from little rock to alexandria. for additional tornados this afternoon. now a closer look at your day ahead. >> the dalish area, worse of your weather is right now. and already raining hard now and continuing from chicago to indianapolis

. >>> and bill karins is here with your forecast and if you don't like the "s" word, you might want to look away. >> and snow issall rid allready breaking out in nebraska. and how much snow will you have to shovel or possibly play in over the next two days? the bull's eye is from des moines to aims and rockford, chicago. milwaukee. chicago, in the downtown area, probably a little less. and lake michigan a little warm to arer too too. from south bend northward, and i think the heavier amounts will be to your north. and rain exiting the northeast and we're dry, much of the southern half of the country looks great today and through your weekend. that cold front is setting the stage for your early morning snow and by sunday, everybody clears it out. very typical november sunday across the country. great for your travel or play. now a closer look at your day ahead. so, today, the snow will be breaking out in areas like sioux falls and sioux city and eventually towards des moines and snow won't be until late tonight and early tomorrow morning in areas like chicago and milwaukee. >> no snow d

bill karins here to tell us. >>> the storm system in the west, will be the storm that we have to watch. it's going to spread a wide area of snow across the rockies, especially idaho and wyoming is probably going to get the heaviest. and eventually some of this will head to denver on thanksgiving day. snow into the northern rockies wednesday and into the plains on thursday. wednesday, the busy travel day the blue is the snow and starting to spill into the plains late in the day. i don't expect a lot of big travel delays at the airports or the roads on wednesday but into goes from the rockies to the central plains, this is where the problems will be especially at denver, oklahoma city, and we could have a an icy mess,ven an ice storm on thanksgiving day. and northern texas and into western oklahoma could be the travel problem spot on thanksgiving day. now a closer look at your day ahead. so, today is the calm before the storm in many areas of the central plains. so, if you can, travel now. and areas of texas look good before your bad weather arrives thursday. >> it't'crazy it's going to

snow fell in reno, creating near whiteout no major injuries thankfully.an meteor meteorologist bill karins is here. >> a lot of people on the roads ux in the air and the storm in the west isst going to cause problems. ifob you're east of mississippi, nosi problems whatsoever, light showers late in the day and salt lake city into wyoming, southern portions of montana, that's where you're going to have problems and the roads should be fine. it willl be on the grassy surfaces. but north of salt lake city and probably one of the worst out there. and stormy weather, rain primarily, dales to hoousb, maybe thunderstorms bullet in denver, the temperatures are going to plummet. they're going to feel like the november. so if you're driving dales to you. but the northern portion could get ice and even snow and watch out for rain. thanksgiving day, middle of the looking good. that's your national weather, ahead. so, you can see the difference. look that cold air starting to pourin out into montana. highs only in the 20s. and temperatures warm ahead of our storm system. and of course, safe travels to e

meteorologist, bill karins is watching all of this. >> this will be the strongest storm we've had in a while. widespread power outages and difficult road conditions with blizzards. denver, you're going to wake up to a couple inches on the ground and the worst of the drive will be on interstate 70 as we go hours. as far as the winter weather advise ory advisories, we have them for denver and winlt ter storm warnings north of denver. and that will be the worst of it as we go throughout the early porshzs s portions of the day. and as you drive out on 70 past the airport, that's where we could see up to 6 and maybe even 9 inches of snow and the other story will be the winds on the back side of the storm. they should be 31 to 50 miles per hour. winds. that's enough to knock down trees. and even a possibility up into areas of ohio and southern portions of minnesota. and we need to talk about later today and that's going to be the severe weather portion of the show. that's your national weather, now a closer look at the day ahead. well,io acan see you can see the colorado, wyoming, nebraska