. >> for the first time in years kelsey is moving without pain in her hip. >> it was a sharp hip. >> shout they pulled or strained something playing high school volleyball but found out it was probably something she had since birth. >> dr. woody sandcar said in recent years we learned a lot about how hips work, some chronic issues are overuse. >> some develop in childhood and don't show up until late teens and early adulthood. >> kelsey's is a common one. >> for many problems doctors first tried strengthening certain muscle groups or changing a person's gate or surgery is next. that caused kelsey no pain and she was able to play volleyball again, but last year when the pain returned it was time for the next step, rotating her hip socket. >> it feels great. >> the doctor believes that these changes will help kelsey avoid arthritis and hip replacement later in life and now she is pain free and focusing on her work as a nurse to help others through their medical journeys. >> a local academic quiz competition is getting a boost. the wilbur c. foundation presents delaware hiqu with a chec

. >> that's what i do, kelsey knight. i went hashtaging with the kardashians. >> this is her iconic picture. >> let's go inside. >> i would hashtag it, yeah, i did that. >> the latest celebrity news delivered 24/7. it's the "inside ether with yahoo. >>> you know, i'm not sure if kanye would approve of that hashtag but you certainly have a way with the kardashian sisters. >> we're funny, kelsey, come on now. >> obviously. welcome to the "weekend insider." i'm kelsey knight. >> i'm michael yo. r" tog >> i thought kim is going to kill khloe, tell me more, tell me more. >>> first, we're breaking it down in the good wee >> bad week. >> a good week for robert downy junior. >> date night. k. >> if i can make it without my water breaking thanks would be fine. >> apparently, the third trimester gh for the man of the night. >> self-proscribed mandatory bedrest was of some benefit. at least my milk is coming in again. >> the true iron woman, his wifu susan hit the carpet pregnant in heels and eliminating the glow. they revealed the

here's richard kelsey, the assistant dean at the george mason university school of law. you know what? larry hogan predicted it on our air in front of our cameras yesterday morning. we're, like, you know what? let's take a deep breath and see how the electorate turns out. >> as you know, i'm the best thing that happens in most candidates because i always get it wrong. i said yesterday morning, yeah, he'd do a good job, he might get close, maybe two or three points. he wins by six points. it's really remarkable, and it's about an individual who had a single message, that message appealed to the pocketbook voters and he stayed on message, he refused to deefate from the message and -- deviate from the message. how many pockets -- how many taxes people were paying in the minds of the voters and i think that message was very powerful. >> that message was powerful not only in maryland but across the country and every candidate says now we're going to get things done, mitch mcconnell taking it in a new direction. what does that mean, what does it mean for obamacare, for immigra

. >> her interview with two detectives obtained by cbs sports show that kelsey repeatedly used words to and pushed one attacker away but it was this part that killed the case. when she was asked if she thought it was to be consensual or nonconsensual, kelsey stated they would have likely believed it was consensual. she was so intoxicated. >> how you do overcome the victim's statement that they likely would have believed this was consensual? how would you overcome that? >> we were told that this particular part of that paragraph regarding your -- the issue, the police chief told us it was the dagger in the case. it was the aspect of it. looking back on it now, dwlou feel about it? >> it pisses me off a little bit. >> in what way? >> the fact that i was almost persuaded to say that because i have no idea they were thinking. i'm not a mind reader. i was literally thrown -- all these questions were thrown at me. i'm having to relive this two days later. two days later. tear fierksd i'm a nervous wreck, trying to keep myself together, not to cry, to be tough. >> reporter: when it comes to

. >> her interview with two detectives obtained by cbs sports show that kelsey repeatedly used wordsay but it was this part that killed the case. when she was asked if she thought it was to be consensual or nonconsensual, kelsey stated they would have likely believed it was consensual. she was so intoxicated. >> how you do overcome the victim's statement that they likely would have believed this was consensual? how would you overcome that? >> we were told that this particular part of that paragraph regarding your -- the consent issue, the police chief told us it was the dagger in the case. it was the aspect of it. looking back on it now, dwlou feel about it? >> it pisses me off a little bit. >> in what way? >> the fact that i was almost persuaded to say that because i have no idea they were thinking. i'm not a mind reader. i was literally thrown -- all these questions were thrown at me. i'm having to relive this two days later. two days later. tear fierksd i'm a nervous wreck, trying to keep myself together, not to cry, to be tough. >> reporter: when it comes to charges of sexual ass

. >> her interview with two detectives obtained by cbs sports show that kelsey repeatedly used wordsut and said, quote, i don't want to, and pushed one attacker away but it was this part that killed the case. when she was asked if she thought it was to be consensual or nonconsensual, kelsey stated they would have likely believed it was consensual. she was so intoxicated. >> how you do overcome the victim's statement that they likely would have believed this was consensual? how would you overcome that? >> we were told that this particular part of that paragraph regarding your -- the consent issue, the police chief told us it was the dagger in the case. it was the aspect of it. looking back on it now, dwlou feel about it? >> it pisses me off a little bit. >> in what way? >> the fact that i was almost persuaded to say that because i have no idea they were thinking. i'm not a mind reader. i was literally thrown -- all these questions were thrown at me. i'm having to relive this two days later. two days later. tear fierksd i'm a nervous wreck, trying to keep myself together, not to cry, t

kelsey launched bride to be chic to help.f you're going to have a dapper groom, you need to look the part. and now you can rent it instead of buying it. how much can you save? >> up to 4$400, 80%. >> reporter: a more fashion-forward look, but for less. like this dress, retailing for $300. but you can rent it for $110. this one, $495, but as a rental, you will pay only $125. >> and the nude color retails around $225, but you can rent it for $110. >> reporter: the bridesmaid receives two sizes to try on. and one week before the wedding, the gown arrives to the doorstep. >> they're loving it. >> reporter: one less thing to worry about. for "nightline," abby boudreau. >>> thanks for watching. as always, we're online at abcnews.com. good night. [ sniffs ] dad, you wearing aftershave? yeah. it doesn't look like you shaved. i didn't shower, either. hence the aftershave. nice try. oh. what are you guys doing here? watching the knicks on the dish. and holding our breath. great. guys, get off the lawn. go upstairs. come on, change. you

. >> reporter: for the first time in four years, kelsey is moving without that pain in her hip.en it started she thought she pulled or strained good playing high school volleyball. >> my hip socket was too shallow. >> reporter: dr. woody said in recent years we learned a lot about how hips work. he said chronic issues are due to overuse. but many are congenital or develop in childhood and don't show up until late teens. >> we think 50% of the hip replacements done in this country. >> reporter: they try to strengthen muscle groups or change the person as get gait. she was able to play volleyball again. last time when the pain returned it was time for the second step. rotating the hip socket. >> it feels great i'm happy i did everything. >> reporter: the changes will help kelsey avoid arthritis and hip replacements later in life. now she is pain free. erin o'hern channel 6 "action news." >> halloween is over, but the pennsylvania academy of the fine arts has a spooky exhibition that lasts into the new year.ine karen rogers has 6abc loves the arts. >> reporter: it's called david ly

kelsey launched bride to be chic to help.oom, you need to look the part. and now you can rent it instead of buying it. how much can you save? >> up to 4$400, 80%. >> reporter: a more fashion-forward look, but for less. like this dress, retailing for $300. but you can rent it for $110. this one, $495, but as a rental, you will pay only $125. >> and the nude color retails around $225, but you can rent it for $110. >> reporter: the bridesmaid receives two sizes to try on. and one week before the wedding, the gown arrives to the doorstep. >> they're loving it. >> reporter: one less thing to worry about. for "nightline," abby boudreau. >>> thanks for watching. as always, we're online at abcnews.com. good night.

kelsey launched bride to be chic to help.apper groom, you need to look the part. and now you can rent it instead of buying it. how much can you save? >> up to 4$400, 80%. >> reporter: a more fashion-forward look, but for less. like this dress, retailing for $300. but you can rent it for $110. this one, $495, but as a rental, you will pay only $125. >> and the nude color retails around $225, but you can rent it for $110. >> reporter: the bridesmaid receives two sizes to try on. and one week before the wedding, the gown arrives to the doorstep. >> they're loving it. >> reporter: one less thing to worry about. for "nightline," abby boudreau. >>> thanks for watching. as always, we're online at abcnews.com. good night. [dramatic music] ♪ >> hey! hey! a-yah, a-yah! a-yah-yah! i'm terry crews, and i'm ready to start handing out the cash right here on millionaire. [cheers and applause] for nine months, today's first contestant honed his trivia skills by hosting trivia night on a cruise ship. let's hope he's as good on land as he is a

and kelsey says mixing neutrals is another popular style. >> the nude color retails around $225. can rent it for $110. saving 50%. >> and the process is simple. three months before the big day, brides pick them out on the website. the bridesmaid submits her measurements and receives two sizes to try on and ship back. then one week before the wedding her designer gown arrives on her doorstep. >> what is the reaction you're getting? >> they are loving it. >> loving the savings almost as much as they love catching the bouquet. abby boudreau, abc news, los angeles. >> interesting. i think it's an interesting service. >> aren't those tricky with the material. took over her bank , and stole her hard earned money. unfortunately, millions of americans just like you learn all it may take is a little misplaced information to wreak havoc on your life. this is identity theft, and no one helps stop it better than lifelock. lifelock has the most comprehensive identity theft protection available. if mary had lifelock's bank account alerts, she may have been notified in time to help stop the dam

george mason's law school dean rich kelsey says it's the 53,000 people who voted for libertarian robert sarvis who have buyers remorse. >> if you're sarvis himself, you've got to believe he's got an invitation to thanksgiving with warner because without sarvis warner would no longer be in the u.s. senate. >> reporter: while gillespie supporters are disappointed, they are energized at his strong performance and say it paves the way for his next campaign. gillespie for governor has a nice ring to it. >> it does. >> reporter: linda bartlett, the president of the republican federation of women says she'd tell him to go for it. >> he would provide the leadership that this state needs. >> ed gillespie is almost certainly going to take this remarkable performance, put it in his back pocket and we'll see him again for the next race which is going to be for the governor's race. i have to assume he's the frontrunner. >> reporter: gillespie wouldn't take any questions today. >> you could not have come this close without the tireless efforts and countless hours of the mighty, mighty g force. >> rep

jason kelsey is back, mathis returns against the panthers. hopefully some stability. >> there won't be a single snap that the five guys we had last year will play together this year. not something that we like. but it's just some adversity we stare in the face and have to handle. >> just inexperience. the guys that matt and david, they've played a lot of snaps this year. we have great depth, guys sitting in the wings, we can count on them if we need to down the road. >>> penn state ended their longest losing streak in ten years. even with the offense scoring just one touchdown again, that's just four offensive touchdowns in regulation over their last five games. let's go to indiana. second quarter, christian hakkenburg intercepted by murphy. hakkenburg with two picks. that's five interceptions the last three games. but it all changes here. bill belton saving the day. 92 yards for the touchdown. longest offensive play in penn state history. the nittany lions beat indiana 13-7. one more win and penn state is bowl eligible. james franklin, a lit

jason kelsey helped to cook dinner at the horsham air guard station, what the family did not know that they posed with this picture, their loved one that were suppose to be deployed were about to give them the great of the surprise off their lives. >> oh! yea! >> how about that. plenty of hugs to go around they were immediately embraced by their shocked families, it was like seeing a movie play out in real life. you see the genuine joy, and i was happy to be here and witness a family finally home and safe in the united states. it was tremendous. >> what a neat heart warming story, the sixers host los angeles and they are trying to get their first win of the season still. >>> the wait is over, the hot of the night in country music is here and all the big of the stars are hitting the red carpet in nashville for the cma awards and so is "action news" reporter, alicia vitarelli, she is in the middle of all of it. what have you got for us? >> reporter: hey guys we are here on the red carpet with the swan brothers, best vocal duo, how exciting. >> i can't believe they let us in this building

and kelsey says mixing neutrals is another popular style. >> the nude color retails around $225.t it for $110. saving 50%. >> and the process is simple. three months before the big day, brides pick them out on the website. the brides dld maid submits her measurements and receives two sizes to try on and ship back. then one week before the wedding her designer gown arrives on her doorstep. >> what is the reaction you're getting? >> they are loving it. >> loving the savings almost as much as they love catching the bouquet. abby boudreau, abc news, los angeles. >> interesting. i think it's an interesting service. >> aren't those tricky with the material. you have to have them cut in some way. >> i know that from my days as a brides dld ma bridesmaid. and so does bill, an identity thief who stole mary's identity, took over her bank accounts, and stole her hard earned money. unfortunately, millions of americans just like you learn all it may take is a little misplaced information to wreak havoc on your life. this is identity theft, and no one helps stop it better than lifelock. lifelo

and kelsey says mixing neutrals is another popular style. >> the nude color retails around $225.ent it for $110. saving 50%. >> and the process is simple. three months before the big day, brides pick them out on the website. the brides dld maid submits her measurements and receives two sizes to try on and ship back. then one week before the wedding her designer gown arrives on her doorstep. >> what is the reaction you're getting? >> they are loving it. >> loving the savings almost as much as they love catching the bouquet. abby boudreau, abc news, los angeles. >> interesting. i think it's an interesting service. >> aren't those tricky with the material. you have to have them cut in some way. >> i know that from my days as a brides dld ma bridesmaid. and so does bill, an identity thief who stole mary's identity, took over her bank accounts, and stole her hard earned money. unfortunately, millions of americans just like you learn all it may take is a little misplaced information to wreak havoc on your life. this is identity theft, and no one helps stop it better than lifelock. life

. >>> robert kelsey professor of political sign and diplomacy in south korea and he says this time theorean prisoner release is different. >> in the past the north koreans have milked these arrests of americans for a big high-profile visit frit a former president or high up official. this is actually pretty important for the north koreans for domestic legitimacy when the american leading stands next to an american president and tells people that north korea is a real country it's important the americans take it seriously and stuff like that. obviously prem will not go. staff can't go. a lot of people thought hillary clinton might go. a month ago people said that. director clapper went it's odd, he's an intelligence official we can not sure what things, my like i said i think it will fuel speculation that was some deal going on in the background. >>> there has been intense artillery bombardment of the separatist held city of don don. it's been described as the worst since a ceasefire deal was signed between the government and pro-russian separatist. joining is from donetsk to tell us wh

but jason kelsey will be back at center this afternoon. and todd who tore his bicep muscle.len will play. they've got two guys they need that will be there this afternoon. >> how about foles? >> it's really decision making. because he makes some really good passes, but he doesn't make the right decisions at times, which i did last year. sometimes you just got to throw the ball away. and also, i think some of the blame has to go on the offensive line. he pump faked once, but then the pressure came at him, he had a step to the side and throw it again and then it was too late. will he make those corrections? i would say he's a good learner, he understands what he has to do. it's happened too often. he can't have turnovers and the eagles cannot have turnovers, and i think he got better this week in practice. but you know, the games are a different story. but i think he will be better and he cannot turn the ball over if the eagles are going to win games. >> all right. well he says he's made the corrections. howard if you thank you as always. we'll look for all of that. thank you

>>stanley: i'm inside kelsey creek park in the city of san mateo will make the dollar closed spent tothis a for pedestrians and cyclists in the park and one for the trail however is often ignored the city of san the sale was to separate the bikes for the vehicle's body is safety reasons a guest to the road still apply even in the park. their fears and the rise on a dedicated 12 to the house some people are going to do whatever they want like this segment goes cruising along without care in the world and six times a second song i am here because of your's said of labia e-mail primarily a third there friday morning then the group awa friday there were 20 + ryder's a-1 the group despite the speed limit that no more the 50 half-hour in there on a different way the group loss was spread out is not in many they're our route collision from shakur's fasten miklos. >>stanley: some writers to the venture which is good- the fact is some our morning the stuff fire this according to park rangers the signs indicate a requires the dark corners and is at hand but will line up being the only recourse

our first look at the brand-new production of "finding neverland" starring matthew morrison and kelseymmer. as we say -- >> happy thanksgiving. good morning, america. ♪ >> and what a festive happy crowd on this thanksgiving morning. might be cold outside but warming things out there and so great to have dan harris, paula faris and t.j. holmes all with us on this thanksgiving morning. we appreciate it. we've been having fun here today. and also having fun, begin enand rob out on parade duty. ginger in philly and rob is right here in new york and we'll check in with both of them in just a moment. in fact, how about right now. let's go to ginger. she's at the 95th annual six abc dunkin' donuts thanksgiving day parade. i see you've had a wardrobe change. >> i've had a wardrobe change and grown a little bit. i don't know if you can tell. show them what we got. i'm totally on stilts. it's extreme z but i have to say extremely quiet with my movement, otherwise you would not want to see it. it's not pretty. i haven't gotten -- these guys are outstanding. we'll see this and so much more fun, th

muhammed ali against kelsey grammer. >> i was doing a joke set up and you stepped all over it. >> i feelthanksgiving. i'm preparing now. >> why did they get their butts kicked? >> they curled up in a ball and made sure they didn't get their butts hit hard. >> democrats? >> obama either. i don't know who voted for him. we have got nothing to do with the guy. >> why did they do that? >> because they are frightened. >> of? >> not having principle. >>. no they are frightened of his low poll numbers because most americans don't think is he doing a good job. >> poll numbers higher than the congressional poll numbers. he is at 40% congress is at 9%. head lice than congress. >> president is the leader, okay? do you know why the democrats lost? >> i don't believe he is the leader of the democratic party. >> you don't? you know is he president though, barack obama. >> i believe he has a bit of disdain for the democrats. i believe they have a disdain for him. >> i'm not going to argue with that. >> not like the clinton machine this truly was -- >> -- that's true. is he an outsider. he is not an ins

muhammed ali against kelsey grammer. >> i was doing a joke set up and you stepped all over it. >> i feelis is thanksgiving. i'm preparing now. >> why did they get their butts kicked? >> they curled up in a ball and made sure they didn't get their butts hit hard. >> democrats? >> obama either. i don't know who voted for him. we have got nothing to do with the guy. >> why did they do that? >> because they are frightened. >> of? >> not having principle. >>. no they are frightened of his low poll numbers because most americans don't think is he doing a good job. >> poll numbers higher than the congressional poll numbers. he is at 40% congress is at 9%. head lice than congress. >> president is the leader, okay? do you know why the democrats lost? >> i don't believe he is the leader of the democratic party. >> you don't? you know is he president though, barack obama. >> i believe he has a bit of disdain for the democrats. i believe they have a disdain for him. >> i'm not going to argue with that. >> not like the clinton machine this truly was -- >> -- that's true. is he an outsider. he is not

>> game day, birds are rid for action, how coach chip kelsey preparing his team. >> and then the heade keeley, hanging out with those who are looking for door buster deals this morning. >> jen, if i'm with you, i'm a defensive coordinator. all right, before the big game, we are at the big k, and guess what? here is a shocker. no big line or big crowd, just two minute before the opening, and about a dozen maybe shoppers lined up, and among the shoppers, couple of little ones, how much allowance did this kid save to up shop for christmas? we'll find out when we come back. i saw a commercial that said you can save $500 by switching to progressive. that was me, mom. [ laugh ] i thought you said, "that was me, mom." [ laughter ] >> steve with all of those folks there at a k-mart in northeast philadelphia. we'll have his live report straight ahead. >>> oh, ya. >> different kind of crowd. people dropping off their turkeys at cacia's bakery, stores opening right now. talking about people taking part in the thank giving tradition, where you bring your turkey on down. they'll cook for you in on

and kelsey says #roker-a-thon live is one of the best things i'll watch all week. a wonderful time bringing people more and more weather live at today.com, hash tagging and tweeting us at #roker-a-thon, and trying to raise money for the uso. so please go to crowdrise.com/roker. oth over 70 years supporting our troops. we should support them. so please check it out as we roll on on #roker-a-thon. >> absolutely. i like that it is trending on twitter. you're more than halfway there, al. you need an energy drink, maybe we can send you one. uso near and dear to my park. i spent plenty of weekends roller skating at the uso. it helps the military and the dependents too. doug, you're tracking more cold, not just in the nation's mid section but already here. >> yeah, already here, veronica. and about to get colder and we're about to tag team. his voice sounds like mine today, sick side. look at the temperatures down into the 30s. look at gaithersburg, 36 degrees and snow around the gaithersburg region. clarksburg, 38. and rockville, even snow reported in rockville and bethe

my father worked for -- was part of uaw, as was i, united autoworkers, and he worked at kelsey hayesny and he was basically with an eighth grade education provide for his family and put us on the escalator to middle class and beyond. those jobs are gone. have you downsizing, outsourcing, exportation of jobs by the millions, manufacturing is all but gone, u.s. steel, auto industry hurt. that's why in the first two years when president obama came in and hooked us up, which is extremely important. people tend to now forget, like they forget the unemployment rate has slipped down even before, except for brothers and sisters, but the point is, hey, we didn't vote against him on tuesday. so, what's interesting is that, again, the economic and fiscal integrity of detroit is linked to those particular industries but we have to rethink what's going on now. green jobs, new technology coming in and an infusion of tremendous human capital and how do we deploy that in ways that are financially beneficial to those people? >> you said it quickly, but i think we should come back to it. you do have t

for eight long years struggled until landed a role opposite kelsey grammer on "frazier" but in rehearsals working. >> when i got fired i thought, okay, so maybe this isn't meant to be. >> acting in general? >> yeah, like you get this huge opportunity and it didn't work out. maybe you're just not one of those people for whom it works out. >> to pay the rent she took one last job, a walk on role ross a waitress on the sitcom "mad about you." >> i don't recommend the clam clouder. >> why? >> we're out of it. >> kudrow was so funny became a recurring character. "friends" was right around the corner. >> you're a twin? >> yeah, we don't speak. she's like this high powered driven career type. >> what does she do? >> she's a waitress. >> ever think what your life would be like if you gone in to medicine or research. >> i would have been happy. just as happy. yeah, yeah. >> now at 51, a wife and a mother, kudrow remains passionate about school, only instead of science now focused on getting art back in to the public curriculum. she was back in junior high an awkward girl with few friends who thoug

. >> reporter: kelsey launched vow to be chic to give bridesmaids a break.ashion forward look. for less. like this dress. retailing for $300, but you can rent it for $110. a savings of more than 60%. this dress retails at $495. but as a rental, you'll pay $15. a 75% savings. and the process is simple. three months before the big day, brides pick out their bridesmaid dresses on vow to be chic's websi website. the brides made gives her size. gets two dresses. then one week before the wedding, her designer gown arrives on her doorstep. what kind of reaction are you getting? >> they're loving it. >> reporter: almos as much as catching the bouquet. >> good idea. >> i love those dresses. is there those were great dresses. usually, not so much as a bridesmaid. >> you'll actually wear them again, which is a great -- >> i had the ones with the fufly sleeves. >> oh, i just had an idea. we'll get to that. because here's another one of our incredible ideas. we're calling this "raiders of the lost tapes." wow, i sound like the lord and lady person. you may have never hea

our first look at the brand-new production of "finding neverland" starring matthew morrison and kelseyamerica. ♪ >> and what a festive happy crowd on this thanksgiving morning. might be cold outside but warming things out there and so great to have dan harris, paula faris and t.j. holmes all with us on this thanksgiving morning. we appreciate it. we've been having fun here today. and also having fun, begin enand rob out on parade duty. ginger in philly and rob is right here in new york and we'll check in with both of them in just a moment. in fact, how about right now. let's go to ginger. she's at the 95th annual six abc dunkin' donuts thanksgiving day parade. i see you've had a wardrobe change. >> i've had a wardrobe change and grown a little bit. i don't know if you can tell. show them what we got. i'm totally on stilts. it's extreme z but i have to say extremely quiet with my movement, otherwise you would not want to see it. it's not pretty. i haven't gotten -- these guys are outstanding. we'll see this and so much more fun, the circus performers all around us. these guys make me lo

. >> reporter: kelsey launched vow to be chic to give bridesmaids a break. less. like this dress. retailing for $300, but you can rent it for $110. a savings of more than 60%. this dress retails at $495. but as a rental, you'll pay $15. a 75% savings. and the process is simple. three months before the big day, brides pick out their bridesmaid dresses on vow to be chic's websi website. the brides made gives her size. gets two dresses. then one week before the wedding, her designer gown arrives on her doorstep. what kind of reaction are you getting? >> they're loving it. >> reporter: almost as much as catching the bouquet. >> good idea. >> i love those dresses. is there those were great dresses. usually, not so much as a bridesmaid. >> you'll actually wear them again, which is a great -- >> i had the ones with the fufly sleeves. >> oh, i just had an idea. we'll get to that. because here's another one of our incredible ideas. we're calling this "raiders of the lost tapes." wow, i sound like the lord and lady person. you may have never heard of her, she roams th

starring matthew morrison and kel kelsey grammer. we can't wait to see you soon.11-and-a-half hours. we have a winter storm watches, winter weather advisories from the pacific northwest all the way into salt lake and beyond as we watch, a storm system again, getting to gather its strength. snowfall apples, generally, some areas, we are talking a foot-and-a-half of snow. it could be even two feet of snow. but a wide swath of six-to-nine inches of snow as we watch this. all that cold air stretching casualty by a down in texas >>> 9:33. taking a live look at the bay area radar picture. couple things that are interesting happening here. showers are all racing off to the sierra nevada. for us, we're getting a little bit of a break, but you'll notice this steady plume of moisture, this could produce more shower activity. throughout the next three hours, we are starting to see light cells develop offshore, but overall, the trend is drier, especially areas north of the golden gate bridge. any activity will be south of 92. 65 degrees for san francisco today. 65 on the east

starring matthew morrison and kel kelsey grammer. we can't wait to see you soon.ng. we have so much to talk about. coming up on 11-and-a-half hours. we have a winter storm watches, winter weather advisories from the pacific northwest all the way into salt lake and beyond as we watch, a storm system again, getting to gather its strength. snowfall apples, generally, some areas, we are talking a foot-and-a-half of snow. it could be even two feet of snow. but a wide swath of six-to-nine inches of snow as we watch this. all that cold air stretching casualty by a down in texas into >>> good morning i'm bill henley. a cold start, a cloudy afternoon, late in the day we will be watching showers coming in. high temperatures mostly in the 40s today. by tomorrow it will clear out and be breezy and colder. it is cold at citizen's bank park. late day showers sunday into monday and then it turns colder for tuesday and wednesday. . >> and that's your latest weather. >> hang in there, al, looking good there. >>> and jeff dun ham speaking of looking good, is a funny guy, he spent y

. >> reporter: kelsey launched vow to be chic to give bridesmaids a break.to $400. >> wow. >> i know you'll have a great marriage. >> reporter: no more ruffles and tack tacky taffata like molly ringwald more in "16 candles." a fashion forward look for less. like this dress. retailing for $300, but you can rent it for $110. a savings of more than 60%. this dress retails at $495. but as a rental, you'll pay only $125. a 75% savings. and the process is simple. three months before the big day, brides pick out their bridesmaid dresses on vow to be chic's website. the bridesmaid submits her measurements and receives two sizes to try on and ship back. then, one week before the wedding, her designer gown arrives on her doorstep. what is the kind of reaction that you're getting from bridesmaids? >> they're loving it. >> reporter: loving the savings almost as much as they love catching the bouquet. >> good idea. >> i love those dresses. >> reporter: for "good morning america," abbie boudreau, los angeles. >> those were great dresses. usually, not so much as a bridesma

hotel for final preparations, but with all of the hype, implications of this really big game, coach kelsey trying to keep things simple. >> i don't anticipate do anything drags i can, neither are we, just a team that executes the best on any given day. i think sometimes coaches can out think themselves if they think they're out out scheme somebody in the league, i don't think that happens at all. >> mark sanchez, huge for him not to turn the ball over. no more interceptions. that's quite simply probably the biggest aspect of the game. the other 125, shady mccoy. if he can match what demarco has done thus far this year, and have another big running game, 130 yards rushing last week, that's big. >> road trips are cool. you know, always been fun. you know, being with the guide on the planes, the buses, that casino of stuff is first thing you hear retired players towers about, the time in the lockerroom, the bus and the plane. i mean, those are moments you never forget. times that are so far and exciting. >> and of course today will be a moment that we will not forget. the eagles playing on th

our first look at the brand-new production of "finding neverland" starring matthew morrison and kelsey♪ after all they are mine >> and what a festive happy crowd on this thanksgiving morning. might be cold outside but warming things up out there and so great to have dan harris, paula faris and t.j. holmes all with us on this thanksgiving morning. we appreciate it. we've been having fun here today. and also having fun, ginger and rob out on parade duty. ginger in philly and rob is right here in new york and we'll check in with both of them in just a moment. in fact, how about right now. let's go to ginger. she's at the 95th annual 6 abc dunkin' donuts thanksgiving day parade. ginger, i see you've had a wardrobe change. >> i've had a wardrobe change and i've grown a little bit. i don't know if you can tell. go ahead, guys, show them what we got. i'm totally on stilts. it's extreme z but i have to say extremely quiet with my movement, otherwise you would not want to see it. it's not pretty. i haven't gotten -- these guys are outstanding. we're going to see this and so much more fun, the c