lilac! ? lilac, where are you? ? how do you feel? much better. looks like i slept through the snow. yeah, it snowed all night. i brought you a sandwich last night, but you were sleepin' so sound i didn't have the heart to wake you. i did put some more blankets over you, though. well, thanks. i hope the snow doesn't cut off the pass before granger gets home. granger? rose's husband. ss allen, you're the nearest thing to an angel i've met. when i smelled that food, i was hopin' it was for me. i had a terrible time gettin' it out of the house. well, i'm glad you made it. didn't realize how hungry i was. oh, that's for your back. can you manage all right? sure. i'm not that helpless, i can feed myself. lilac! i'm in the barn. bring some wood in when you come back. all right. that's my sister. fine-lookin' woman. rose is very pretty. do you think she's prettier-- do i think what? oh, nothin'. i was just gonna ask a silly question. do i think she's prettier than you are, is that the question? well, she is. t do much good to dress me up in nice clothes, i... claimed i still looked like a r

what's lilac way is now one of the major commuting routes in the twin cities. one of your assignments online in your reading, in your syllabus, there is a link to twin cities public television pbs video on lilac way. so that's an assigned video. do not forget to watch that. that talks about ccc construction. wpa, cwa, depressionary construction of highway 100. okay, any questions so far? we're rolling through this really rapidly today. okay. second kind of parkway. nps/scenic parkways. these roads were existing in contrast to the urban and regional parkways. they are quite different because they were almost exclusively built for recreational and scenic preservation and focus. they had much less emphasis on regional traffic patterns and shaping of urban growth patterns. in their focus, they tended to be on the experience of the drive and the experience of the driving through a beautiful scenic area in an automobile. a couple of differences. they have generally larger rights of way. large rights of way. usually situated within parks to provide for maximum preserv

i some of you getting lilacs looming, so i guess you can enjoy it. i'm nervous you won't see those coming up this spring. temperatures around 45 at 5:00. we will warm up as the night goes on into the early morning hours. sunshine at 5:00 a.m., sunshine throughout the day, temperatures warming to record levels. a lot of sunshine in the forecast again. there is one issue tomorrow, it miles per hour, especially afternoon. kathy: thanks, mark. this month we have had three , days in the 70's and several more in the 60's. as meteorologist lindsey slater reports, it is not just people that are puzzled by the warm temperatures, but also our plans. >> your garden may still have plenty of color despite the change in season. at minors garden center, nursery manager shawn dybul says our warm weather is definitely throwing plants for a loop. >> yes plants do get confused. ,>> typically see this time of year, roses blooming and plan still growing because of this mild dybul says cut your roses down november. in spring, and wait to plant your bulbs and nursery trees

. >> we found her in between the lilac bushes and the rock. it was ugly. >> are owners on 11 -year-old abby dead. there that confirmed a coyote killed her. an animal that came up through this drainage ditch behind the centennial home. >> my wife has lived here for 24 years. we've never experienced any kinds of problems like this. >> they thought their six but privacy fence protected them now feel betrayed by its false security. they feel worse for their sweet little girl they rescued ten years ago. >> is like losing a family member. it's indescribable. >> the problem solvers is learning communities across colorado continue to deal with this issue. >> i understand there are people who say kill them all. >> the night before abby dad, neighboring greenwood village held this meeting to discuss coyotes. a problem in which no one is was stalking me and my two dogs. >> colorado parks and wildlife tells the bow once they need to coexist with wildlife and never let a pet out of their sight at night. >> we shouldn't have to worry about our pets in our b

in the first year, the owners of lilac hedge farm started their mackay says they're close to selling 700 with 12 pickup locations throughout the area. mackay says even though they've had signups open for a couple months for birds, there are always customers who wait until the last week to order their turkeys. >> the kids that are at our farmers market are also the ones bailing hay and loading hogs. they know what they are doing. they can tell you how the animal was raised, what you fed it. people want to know where their food is coming from. reid: good idea. in case you're wondering, he says they still have a good nichole: the salvation army making sure everyone has a turkey on the table this thanksgiving. the organization handed out nearly 2100 thanksgiving meal baskets today at centers like this, including turkey, a roasting pan, vegetables and pumpkin pie. despite the economic recovery, the salvation army says it's giving away 75% more baskets a couple of part-time jobs to make ends meet are not experiencing the same economic recovery that everybody is. nichole: the salvation army

there have been a lot of people sending in their lilacs blooming in the fall. if it blooms in the fall, i don't think it will bloom in the spring. roses are out and about, people harvesting tomatoes and a glance on november 4. 53 degrees, nice and quiet and clear. we will watch for the possibility of patchy fog inland. 65 and 65 for saturday and sunday, and don't forget is e changer clocks back saturday night. -- change your clocks back saturday night. this is about as quiet as it can get in november, so the forecast is shaping up nicely. watch for that patchy fog. 44 near the lake inland, 38-39. 65 saturday. the great weather continues day 65, 65, and then on election day, a chance for showers, but it does not look substantial. 60 for wednesday and thursday. it cools down a little bit one week from today with a high of 55, still above average. kathy: just four more days until election day. joyce: still ahead, how the presidential candidates differ on how the nation should engage internationally. kathy: then, the same car stolen twice. how the second time happe

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with all this warm air, we have flowers, lilacs blooming, other flowers you normally wouldn't see, beautiful shot here. also capturing the cumulus clouds we have this morning. this evening, take a look at this. what is going on here? it looks like sharks and the sky. you don't see them often. there are a lot of turbulence at the clout lever with two different wind speeds going in different directions, and you can get some pretty interesting looking clouds. 60's galore. plenty of sunshine, no cold inside day after day after day after day. it just stays warm and really nice. huge high pressure controlling trend will continue over the next seven days. it stays on and on and on, including this weekend. 65, pretty good, lots of sunshine. pick your destination, temperatures in the 60's, even close to 70egrees in a few spots. friday, saturday, sunday looking good. tonight, the only thing to worry about is patchy fog. 42 inland, f , 30's tonight, so cool. we warm up to 62 tomorrow. i say that is pretty amazing. southwestern wind at 5-10. the week ahead is day after day after day of lovely. this is a

this is not necessarily a good thing, all this warm air and without any kind of hard freeze, lilacs blooming? that is not supposed to happen. some weird stuff going on. 77 today, 57 tomorrow. with the 50's, we also have a good chance for rain. the cooler air gradually moves down to the south. tomorrow, but still above average. 45 sheboygan. 46 in waukesha. not a huge drop overnight, temperatures steady. some cloud cover here. 62 degrees, wind calm, mostly cloudy skies, still a high level of moisture dew point of 57. let's timeout the rain tomorrow. seven :00 a.m. and 9:00 a.m., get downpours. maybe even a slight chance that we hear thunder, certainly not expecting severe weather. temperatures hanging in the mid 50's tomorrow, so not nearly as nice as it was today, but again, it's going to get better once we head into the extended forecast. rain will take a while to saturate things, so most of the morning commute will be ok. we bring you into he beginning to develop, working their way through, and it will not rain continuously. noon, scattered showers, then again that continues through 5:00,

in the first year, the owners of lilac hedge farm in berlin sold just over 40 turkeys for the holiday. now five years later, they' area. even though they've had signups open for a couple months for birds, there are always customers who wait until the last week to order. >> the kids at our farmers market selling army are also bailing hay and loading homes with us. they know what they're doing. they can tell you how the animal is raised. that is key. people want to know where their personal, doesn't it? and the good news, mackay says they still have a good supply left of turkeys between 14 to 20 pounds. antoinette: some people like knowing that. doug: name them yourself. antoinette: the salvation army making sure everyone has a turkey on the table this thanksgiving. the organization handed out nearly 2100 thanksgiving meal baskets saturday at centers like this. they include turkey, a roasting pan, vegetables, and pumpkin pie. despite the economic recovery, the salvation army says it's giving away 75% more baskets this year than five years ago. poverty, folks who are working a couple par

. >> moscow lilac wrote, i don't really want to be mean but that neck tie, some sports team colors, demeansr intellect. big dave tweets this, you look like an unholy hybrid of brit hume and sean hannity. the hybrid would be, by definition, unholy. wendy wrote this, tucker, let your hair grow. take a lesson from actor, tom selleck, the reason his movie career tanked was because they p ruined his hair. i love when you play confused and dumb >>> welcome to "red eye." hello, every. i'm tom shillue. let's check in with tv's andy levey. >> coming up on the big show some trump supporters feel betrayed after the donald says he won't pursue charges of the chin tons. the president-elect will be here to respond. and british students are being taught disney movies like "snow white,"" beauty and the beast" #r racist and sexis. and finally a new study showing the reasons you may think a guy is creepy. find out how high on the barber list is.

the owner of lilac hedge farm sold 5 turkeys. now they're selling 700. open for birds, there are customers who wait until the last week to order. >> the kids selling our meat are also baling hey. they know what they're doing. people want to know where their food is coming from. doug: the good news is mackay says they still have a good supply left of turkeys between 14 and 20 pounds. antoinette: the salvation army thanksgiving. the organization handed out nearly 2,100 meal baskets saturday including turkey, a roasting pan, vegetables and pumpkin pie. the salvation army says it's giving away 75% more baskets this year than five years ago. >> i think folks experiencing poverty, folks who are working a couple of part-time jobs just to try to make ends meet, are not quite experiencing the same economic recovery that everybody is. antoinette: says thanks to generous donations, it will likely have enough thanksgiving bag kets for everyone who needs one. yesterday made for a beautiful day for america's hometown thanksgiving parade in plymouth. i know. it's an am

the pantone color of the year, it is lilac, but indigo blue is a huge trend, as we have a lot of blue and white going on. everyone's getting back to the whole, anything natural, a lot of lighting. this season, pendant lamps are huge, anything hanging. we are constantly striving to change things around, and the following week never is the same place. we're constantly getting new product in daily, and that's what keeps the uniqueness of urban home and garden. one of our big categories is textiles, consisting of from pillows, to table runners, to tablecloths, to kitchen towels. that's a huge category for us, also. we do have some exclusive lines, which are exclusive to our stores here in cleveland, and customers know that. every season, our pillows and tabletop textiles change so dramatically, and people are just so enthralled with the whole colors, of what our trendsetters' colors are going to be for the season. that's the fun thing about pillows. first of all, you can never have too many, be it on a sofa, a bed, anywhere. gone are the days of, "okay, it's only gonna be stripes. "nothin

. >> moscow lilac wrote, i don't really want to be mean but that neck tie, some sports team colors, demeanseets this, you look like an unholy hybrid of brit hume and sean hannity. the hybrid would be, by definition, unholy. wendy wrote this, tucker, let your hair grow. take a lesson from actor, tom selleck, the reason his movie career tanked was because they p ruined his hair. i love when you play confused and dumb when questioning certain guests. is it an act, right? >> no, it's not. >>> hi, i'm eric boyne filling in from bill o'reilly. big developmentings in the donald trump camp. the president-elect's former campaign rival, dr. ben carson, confirmed that he has been offered a position in trump's cabinet n a dramatic twist, mr. trump signaled he is unlikely to pursue a criminal investigation into hillary clinton. a short time ago, i spoke with incoming p white house chief of staff, reince priebus. >> president-elect donald trump said today that

here is a lilac from one of the web cams at the kirkwood ski resort. bundle up if you are heading out on the slopes. at last check if you are thinking you can hop in your car and head out there, chains are required for interstate 80 as well as 50. >> highway patrol talks about dozens of crashes and spinouts almost as soon as the snow started to fall and it has been going ever since. it gets very, very slow. we are getting a break, which will make things better for the trip home. you have to go through the window. c-h-p warning there is a chance of more snow throughout the day, be prepared. >> have chains, have money for a tow truck, people coming from the mountain, all of the time, very unprepared and they get stuck or stranded or run out of gas >>> c-h-p warning drivers do not try to rush down that mountain. officers say plan on getting home safely rather than quickly. >> nothing better than four- wheel drive. wheel drive. >> let's check weather and see how much longer all of the rain and snow will be coming down. >> for the snow, at least, until 10:0

. >> lilac and things like that and make you say what is it and then they ask if you can differentiated we be taking hair out of our nose. isn't hair in nose there for a reason. >> the hair in the nose is important because it action as way to prevents particulate matter from going up. >> it's a guilt filter. >> it's a filter and it's unsightly remind me of crow ma magnon plan is here. >> there's a bugger in there, oh, >> you need to clean that. >> i have a cold. >> come see me. >> you know one time my brother had a nose hair it came out so far i want totd say something. >> just one hair. >> no bunches you ever run into a guy and he has nose hairs do we say something or not. >> do you find it sexy. >> it's disgusting. >> do you find nasal hair se sexy. >> some women like facial hai hair. >> there's a difference between facial and nasal hair. >> ear hair. >> you're into that represent you. >> you have trimmer and things you have get that i taken care of. >> free man. why one of the subjects of that netflix -- you watched this series right "making a murder" he is getting out of jail. >> p