and severe weather has impacted the deep south from louisiana to mississippi and alabama to tennessee. 27 reports of tornadoes across those states since yesterday. that severe weather will move east today into places like atlanta, where there could be delays later on today. philadelphia also reporting slowdowns this morning. all other airports at this time latest on what's going on with the roads. >>> we have the chain and passenger traction restrictions in place, u.s. 6 over loveland pass. expired over i-70. still, a little icy up there if that's where you're traveling today. if you're taking a trip to the airport, little trouble spot past i-270 along i-70, inbound along pena boulevard should be a good drive. speeds into the 60s eastbound along i-70. >>> perfect, thank you, joel. this is the video that what it was like, a route to escape the wildfires in tennessee for two brothers. reaction from people who almost didn't make it to safety. >> reporter: president-elect trump makes more decisions on his cabinet. i'm roxana saberi with more on that story coming up. >>> colorado avalanche

here louisiana, mississippi with numerous reports of tornadoes. which for us not worried about the severe weather but this evolves into another bag of rain. that works up into new england during the day tomorrow but it do versus a lot of -- i think your morning commute tomorrow is dry. maybe even a few peeks of sunshine. it's a timeline similar to today where the rain doesn't show up until mid day. through the afternoon and evening. cool and raw. with temperatures tomorrow will hang out in the low to middle 40s here is your chance of rain. morning commute dry. grab the rain gear because lunchtime and tomorrow afternoon, the chance of rain does go up. how much more rain is on the way? this does not factor into what we picked up but an additional half inch to inch of beneficial rain and, yeah, drought rolls on. of course this won't end it but it'll chew away at the doubt. 7 on 7 forecast. clouds thursday morning, breezy,mild, mid 50s. the weekend lots of sunshine. monday cloudy skies, maybe a few flurries on monday. see you at 7:00. >> reporter: ass

as far as the severe weather threat goes, again, it's mississippi, louisiana, and a portion of tennessee here, maybe an isolated tornado. here's a closer look at your day ahead. >>> so we're going to get another round of severe storms, this afternoon into this evening. so we'll get a break this morning. a little clean-up from that wind damage in mississippi. also, heavy rain will beov so we're going to have airport delays. we had fires yesterday, hopfully, we won't have too many tornado today. >> bill, thank you very much. >>> just ahead, an unusual development in the charleston massacre case. >>> then an incapacitated driver leads to a harrowing rescue and it is all caught on tape. poetry in motion. and there it is, the "baby bird". breathtaking. a sumo wrestler figure skating? surprising. what's not surprising? how much money heather saved by switching to geico. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more. ? harry's meeting clients from far away.? ? but they only see his wrinkles. ? looking for balance in your digestive system? try align probiotic. for a non-stop, sweet trea

storms, louisiana, mississippi, portions of southern tennessee, active weather in the east today as we go throughout this tuesday. >> this guy knows besides me, he was complaining saying where were you? >> my text messages in the morning, bill. >> sorry, i must have forgot. >> you guys hash it out a little later on. we want to bring you this story, officials are trying to figure sickened at the american legion hall. none of the other people got sick. it is unclear whether the eight who were ill at the event got sick from the event or instead at the assisted living facility where they all live they are awaiting test results and interviewing those recovering from the illness. >>> president obama plans a bill that looks to improve veteran's access to health. the bill authored by david y would look to ensure all telephone casualties and communications made it to the virginia suicide hot line are returned in a timely manner by a qualified professional t. bill was signed and comes after recent allegations that some called into the very hotline voicemail system went unanswered or weren't imme

national average over all the country earns a c grade with the worse rates reported in the louisiana, mississippi and alabama. >>> right now you can help police connect with their communities the cedar rapids police department is raising funds for its charitable causes among them shopping with area kids in need for back to school supplies you can help make a contribution at crpolicechairdy.com or attend a nine -- --chief meteorologist terry swails give you a last look at your weatherfirst forecast and how to prepare for the weather tomorrow. but first, check out this story from our digital partners at circa news. news. if you live in a solidly republican or democratic state you might be under the impression that your vote for president doesn't really matter. and you'd be wrong, because november 8 is about so much more than the presidency the fate of the senate is in play this election. and while it looks like the republican >>> the fate of the u.s. senate is in play this election while it looks like republicans will keep control of the house, democrats have a real chance of taking back the senate

little heavier you see in the south that is much heavier was some a severe weather louisiana, alabama and mississippi. them from the same cyclone talking about plenty of snowfal in the dakotas. >> it has been warming up the past few hours the sun set at 59:00 p.m. demand is increasing and it's going to be even guster tonight at about 40 mph. tonight about one quarter to 50s it will be rainy and windy that tomorrow the rainfall will be gone with low to mid '60s and then, it will be then back to reality. the cavaliers are 13 into the best start in team history. >> kevin love has been at the heart of the current four-game winning streak, he was name player of the week, he started the week with an nba record 34 points in the first quarter wednesday finishe with 40 and then he had a 27 an a victory mavericks spy and elbowed with either records extensions he scored 25 points the third time he has been the player of the week the first time with the cavaliers. and they will see a familiar face tomorrow, matthew dellavedova's first game agains cavaliers face the clippers. still plenty of strong about fidel ca

yesterday, northern louisiana, mississippi, and then the storms spread pretty quickly across the state. in the area of greatest concern yesterday afternoon was in central mississippi. a lot of wind damage reports. did get a couple tornados, then overnight numerous tornados forming in northern alabama, red icons where we had tornado reports and this patch here, this is the ones we had the confirmed three fatalities, jackson county, alabama. in all we had 27 what we called unfiltered tornado reports, couple may be double, so somewhere around two dozen. wind damage reports, 40 to 50 of those. in total we've had 68 damage reports throughout this region. so we do expect a lot of the pictures when they come in, we will see structures that were totally destroyed. already had a couple pictures of those in from alabama. we know the small town where the fatalities were, a baptist church was destroyed there, the main plaza in town for shopping and the gas station was destroyed. this is a rural, only two main roads go through the town and they had a lot of damage there. in all, about 550 miles alo

severe weather, and the same areas as last night, alabama, mississippi and louisiana. and looking at in the dakotas was done >> the low-pressure area is bringing some heavy snowfall in the dakotas and the plains states and across southwest. tonight we will be mostly cloud showers between five and 7:00 a.m. showers which means very minima amounts and on thursday, most cycladic could be a few raindrops. the big change thursday, will be the falling temperatures to about 45 degrees. tonight, upper 40s and then tomorrow morn showers and then tomorrow near 60 degrees then the front comes through with cooler air it will be more normal, then next weekend, around mid-december hinting at cold air which increase chances december arriving on thursday with most cycladic skies, it will be in the 40s then arrange snow mix friday with lo 40s and then, not to quote throughout the weekend. not too bad the first half of next week, next weekend and the week after showing signs of being colder and some snowfall chances. fox 8 official school closing station,get alerts on air onlin and the

this chance in the morning to , watches/warnings in portions of mississippi as well as louisiana and the dakotas and hunter winter storm warning. it will be a more consistent and widespread to the south, an then scattered showers in the f tomorrow night and then thursday could be a brief raindrop or two on thursday, some rainfall, but it will be cooler with highs in the 40s. overnight low tonight will be about 50 degrees, cloudy with predawn showers, in the morning and then more scattered in the afternoon with upper 50s. and then on thursday, the chanc of a few raindrops in the 40s with a rain/snow mix friday and a few lake effect snow shower saturday and sunday, partly cloudy near 40 degrees. those with a some good days were ice-skating in public square. shot really cold, it is far out fox 8 official school closing station,get alerts on air onlin and the fox 8 app,sign up for text alerts. people are giving back this holiday season. >> in arizona getting help from the customers, when t something at the poor little rich girl boutique in phoenix arizona they get a blessing bags they ar

the storms caused damage across louisiana, mississippi and alabama. there focuses on cleaning up and rebuilding. >>> new information about the plane crash that killed members of a brazilian soccer team. the plane may have lo in a tape obtained by colombian media a pilot is her telling air traffic controllers he has no fuel before crashing into the andes. so far the investigators haven't held anyone responsible. if you are looking at the soccer team just before they took off right here this video, 71 people died. pope francis has asked for prayers mentioning tragedy while leading pilgrims at the vatican. >>> donald trump is whittling down his pattern it -- cabinet mister trump appointed former goldman sachs executive steven mnuchin for treasury secretary. for comments, investor wilbur roth. for president-elect, it will take longer deciding who will serve as his secretary of state. top contenders are mitt romney, david petraeus, rudy giuliani, and senator bob corker. >>> this will warm your heart amenity rescue caught on video. crews had to pull it from

britt was talking about this earlier, the tornado outbreak over the last 24 hours from louisiana, mississippi, alabama and tennessee. 27 reports of tornadoes along that line. it will move east into georgia today where severe weather is attached to that front has moved far enough way that the wind from yesterday will not be an issue for us. instead it's going to be to the east over the dakotas and nebraska and kansas. that's where they'll feel the wind. we'll be feeling big time cold weather coming up next week. this is a big freezing cold air mass, arctic air, north of alaska. watch what happens. we're going from today to next wednesday, the 7th. that arctic air will be right over the rocky mountain region and then u.s./canadian border. highs next tuesday and wednesday will only be in the teens and 20s. preliminary snow report for now, probably 5 to 10 inches at least for the denver area. we'll keep you posted. that will be the middle of next week. today highs in the20s in the mountains and 40s denver and the front range. less wind. not as chilly this afternoon. all this looks warm compared t

arkansas, louisiana, mississippi, eventually alabama. this works up the eastern seaboard tomorrow. so we start tomorrow with clouds. maybe a peek or two of sun early in the day but grab the rain gear because rain arrives midday and tomorrow evening's commute also slowed down because of rain. cool and raw. temperatures thursday, morning clouds. sun in here thursday afternoon. temperatures mid 50s. as we look to the weekend, lots of sunshine, but cooling trend. temperatures saturday and sunday only in the low to mid 40s. see you at 5:00. >> ryan: you know it's raining out there. a check of how the roads are doing. >> not a fun commute. this 1 is heavy and slow. most of the way jammed up to lynnfield. southbound side moving well the city square tunnel on to the loop ramp. the zakim bridge is a mess as well. southbound side of the zakim crawling to the southbound tunnel and the northbound side is heavy up to roosevelt circle then from 128 up to dascomb road. the pike west didn't sing much better. hardly moving from the allston brighton interchange then tied up after 128 out to route 30

we've got watch boxes up for louisiana, mississippi and alabama until 9:00. and then those tornadoes reported in iowa, little further north, closer to the low where there's more spin. ansnow is going to be blowing in the dakotas. the rain moves east and will be in the northeast, the big cities by 6:00 tomorrow night. extreme drought in new england, they will take this rain. extreme drought in the southeast, and the fire zone, this will put some of the fires >> tracking it all tonight for us. rob, thank you. >>> next, to your money. a few hours left in the cyber monday, as they now call it. records already broken ain onlie sales. abc's rebecca jarvis tonight, helping to save your money, with deals still to be had in the hours ahead. >> reporter: tonight, a cyber monday for the record books. rather than rush into stores, shoppers today racing online. amazon experiencing its best cyber monday in history. >> this is the day you see sitewide sales. >> reporter: still going tonight, 60% to 75% off the children's place. 50% off at banana republic, gap and old navy.

. >> and this >> the weather service is surveying the storm damage across louisiana, mississippi, alabama, george georgia to determine the damage. >>> and another cabinet pick. and it is over the battle over secretary of state. we have more from washington. >> during the campaign, the president-elect said he would bring manufacturing jobs back to his first successful deal keeping the jobs at a carrier facility from moving to mexico. the former campaign manager said it shows he is a man of his word. >> bring the jobs back. >> the white house responding that the deal will save 1000 jobs. >> if he is successful in doing that 804 more times he will meet the record manufacturing jobs that were created while the president was in office. >> this as the president-elect announced steven mnuchin has his pick for the treasury secretary. he is a former banker and his finance manager and would be tasked with overseeing the irs. he said tackling tax reform is one of his biggest priorities. >> the big of the reform since reagan. it's not going to be a cut in corporate taxes but a large >> all eyes on th

we had tornadic supercells in louisiana and mississippi. and that storm system moves our way. it will not bring severe weather rain tomorrow morning. let's take you through it hour by hour. a great time to take a look at the storm team 4 app. take a look at it. you can track the radar right on we'll see periods of rain. also looking very warm after the fog lifts temperatures in the 60s to low 70s as we move on through the afternoon tomorrow. low 70s will be extremely warm. but we don't stay there. back sbo the 50s thursday and friday. hello to the 40s most of the weekend and rl next week. much more on the weekend forecast and the rest of the morning commute coming up in 10 to 15 minutes. >>> new clues in the mysterious death of a young man in r used to help put a name to this face. >>> also a lesson for local law enforcement on dealing with deaf people. it comes after a series of high profile arrests. >>> i'm tracee wilkins. coming up, mgm has already attracted some of the biggest names in if entertainment. so why are these entertainers deciding to come to such a small theater

front that is stretching to parts of atlanta and charlotte and in the deep south in parts of louisiana, mississippi as well as alabama they saw between 30 or so reported tornadoes in the last two days. we are not going to see severe weather with it but another soaking and a rumble of thunder as the front passes through at midnight. the rainfall totals the last two days, a 1.25 around here and

a series of tornadoes and strong winds downed trees and power lines and damaged homes in louisiana, mississippi and alabama. >> lots of wind. lots of rain. lawn furniture blowing around and tree limbs knocked down. >>> heavy rains continued in some areas dealing a drought. some of the neighborhoods there. you can download the cleveland 19 first alert weather app and you can get conditions for anywhere in the country and check live interactive radar and hour by hour forecast customized for your neighborhood. >> chris: the heroin epidemic tears through northeast ohio. the cuyahoga medical examiner today announced there are 42 fatal opioid overdoses here in cuyahoga cy. meant noll or the combination of the two. >> 16 cases pending toxicology testing and the number could be higher. 20 overdose victims lived in cleveland and 22 from surrounding suburbs. at least 446 people died from opiate overdoses this year alone. cleveland 19 trying to help you spot the signs of heroin and cleveland19.com. there's a page dedicated to preventing and stopping heroin or opioid use. click on the spot the signs tab un

severe weather across mississippi, louisiana, alabama, tennessee. on going warnings, beneficial rain, but unfortunately coming with the severe weather aspect. we have a warm front stretching throughout the deep south, and there's the and blowing it all out tomorrow, but this is moving into the drought prone areas, and here tomorrow night. risk for severe weather overnight. damaging winds, large hail, few tornadoes, moderate risk across parts of mississippi and alabama, enhanced, elevated, and there's the green, lowest end of the scale. we have that here, and it could come tomorrow with the storms moving by. tornadoes will be confined to time tomorrow night. a few showers coming by. 1:00, 2:00, 3:00 a.m. in the area. dry weather in the morning, plenty of clouds. tune into elizabeth starting at 4:30. she'll show you the radar and let you know where the remaining rain could be. tomorrow afternoon pretty much dry, but here comes the rain. 6:00 in the evening, embedded thunderstorms with strong damaging winds a possibility, and then by 1:00 a.m. or 2:00

voters in much of texas, louisiana, and mississippi will be fighting heavy rain to get to their polling places. some light rain extends in the great lakes and the rest of the country will have mild weather. >> in fact, many areas will be warmer than usual. the mercury will reach the 60s in the northeast and midwest. miami will be in the 80s. 76 in new northwest will be in the mid to upper 60s. >>> well, there's items that are heading into history today. our campaign signs that have been seen on countless properties across the country, but lots of people putting signs supporter hillary clinton or donald trump in their yards. >> and plenty of signs have suddenly disappeared for whatever reason. one trump supporter's video surveillance system caught a young girl stealing his sign. play or somebody that wanted to portray those signs in their yard, and -- >> i doubt it. >> express their love for trump. >> the girl also allegedly took a trump sign from the house next door as well. that neighbor has already replaced his sign with another one. it is secured so it won't be stolen yet again. yike

so we're here because states not satisfied with the generous gifts, alabama, mississippi, louisiana, texas, they persuaded congress to give them even more revenue in 2006, 37.5% of the federal government royalties. again, some of my colleagues may have supported this, but also added to our federal deficn

mississippi line. a couple of tornado watches are up in louisiana and mississippi. and then, kind of curves around this front and on the backside it's snowing. you have winter here, and you have summer-like temperatures in the southeast. and the snow is really piling up in the rockies. salt lake is 32. denver is 42. chicago 49. columbia 68. now tonight, temperatures way above average again. 65 to 70. and tomorrow, as winds pick up from the south, it will turn very muggy. many spots inland in the mid 80s. but 83 in tampa. cold front will try to move our way. and i don't want fronts to do much settle our way, maybe wednesday night into thursday. and really give us a brief shot of some cooler weather by friday. then front will fizzle out and maybe more significant front arriving temperatures stay up there look at this i mean average is 75. we could go 83, 83, 82. 77, 78. and on top of that, the dew points are almost at summer-like levels approaching 70 for dew point wednesday and thursday. and turning briefly dryer friday and saturday. forecast for tonight. we go partl

red boxes in louisiana, mississippi, alabama, georgia, tennessee, those are tornado watch boxes. there will be severe weather once again today in the deep south. 27 reports of tornadoes ahead of that front yesterday. for us, less wind today compared to yesterday as the meanwhile, i want to take you to eastern siberia, here in russia, this is an enormous cold air mass that will make its way toward us over the next week. watch the clock. there's the weekend, next monday, tuesday, wednesday and by wednesday of next week that arctic air mass will be on top of us. tuesday and wednesday next week, highs will be in the teens and 20s in the metro area. we expect to see snow next week. preliminary outlook, 5 to 10 inches. that will likely have to be tweaked a little bit. 40s lower elevations. 40 today in denver. tomorrow 39. sunny and 40s for the weekend. >>> copter 4 showing us the mousetrap. volume making your way into town. dragging on drive times. take a look at the map, and it's starting to slow down a little bit as you get into that mousetrap, on the approach to i- 70, and westbound

front that is stretching to parts of atlanta and charlotte and in the deep south in parts of louisiana, mississippi as well as alabama they saw between 30 or so reported tornadoes in the last two days. we are not going to see severe weather with it but another soaking and a rumble of thunder as the front passes through at midnight. the rainfall totals the last two days, a 1.25 around here and 1.72 and less in other areas. temperatures right now 60 in philadelphia and 64 in washington, you see the warmth to the south that is going to pull up to the north ahead of the cold front so numbers are going to warm here this evening. as opposed to dropping. we see that surge in temperature from the lower 60s to the upper 60s between 6:00 and midnight tonight. and then they will fall after that cold front passes through, a quick snapshot here at future tracker 6 at midnight. the heavy downpours and rumble of thunder and everything is out of here by tomorrow morning. when i come back we'll chat about the rest of the week and the upcoming weekend with the five-day at 5:00 forecast. >> sounds good thank you. dev

alabama and southern tennessee tornadoes were reported there and feel as well reported in the louisiana and mississippi three people killed in alabama were in a trailer home in jackson county. lets check with our own weather here greg and i know you're also keeping an eye what's going on elsewhere in the nation dealing with a very severe weather yes they are they play they had some hear we are in the mile high am standing in the shade right now it feels pretty cool still but you walk over to the sunshine and feels just wonderful still we are certainly on the cooler side of things as we rounded to the last hour of the morning click on over to the afternoon here and just a little while and temperatures are going to click on over the 40 now be about as warm as they get 37 a different outstanding on the dia 36 and stapleton for about three or four more degrees afternoon up her 30s on the way for thursday were cooler because little bit more the way in cloud cover slips that they can figure tuesday whether to look out there with those high clouds but those cuts the get up and by friday we can see some snow s

michigan down to texas, parts of louisiana and mississippi it's forecast high for today 81-degrees. that is two shy of the record set in 1950. northeast 3-8. tonight 59 for our low. seven-day forecast a lot more sunshine. tomorrow's high 80. veterans day is friday and the weekend is looking fantastic. >> kim: a third body has been found on that property in south been charged with four other killings. the f.b.i. is on the case. homeland security also joining the investigation. this is on todd's property. also announcing that a second and third body were found on sunday. those bodies removed from their grave just yesterday. the coroner will start testing on tomorrow morning so that will take place tomorrow to find out how these people lost their lives. the gender and age of the victims as well as how unanswered this morning. >> dana: jon jones has been suspended for a year after failing a drug test which kept him out of ufc 200 which was fought here in las vegas earlier this year. 29-year-old became the first ufc athlete to enter arbitration with the u.s. anti-doping agency last month

tornados and hail hit tuesday in louisiana and mississippi. >>> back at home, it's 5:02. it's cold. it feels like 17 at city park. five in aurora and now four degrees below zero at the airport. really cold start decent warmup today. most towns below zero this morning when you factor in winds. highs in denver today, cold early on. so for the kids at the bus stop, 20s to low 30s. we'll be 10 to 12 degrees above that by this afternoon. 42 for a high in denver under a clear sky. in a few minutes, we'll look at how cold it gets on friday. jayson, we're tracking a storm that can bring light snow to end the week. >>> we have a smooth easy i ignored that. a good drive at c-470 and highway 35. a clear, easy dry start to the morning commute. you can see that on the map. no laboring construction around town. just the work at arapahoe road picked up. and the ramp work was moved -- picked up and moved out of the way. e-470 is wide open. >>> 5:03. this morning, the first details are coming in as charter flight to go down carrying a brazilian soccer team. six people survived, 71 others killed. on

we got 5 tornado warnings out for portions of louisiana and mississippi and this is the rainfall that is moving right up towards gatlinburg that will help with the fires. one to two inches of expected. here again we have bismarck north dakota and minot north dakota and winter storm warnings out to mild city and rapid city. heavy snow and high winds. winter storms and tornado warnings. see the pink areas here. there is aling hook echo there. there is another one right in here. tornado warning and another one near jackson, mississippi and one back south north of fort box. very active weather pattern. the showers are moving north towards tennessee and rain showers coming back our way. i'm not expecting any measure heavy rainfall but as i showed you earlier in the show. the first front went by and we dried out and the cold air has not arrived yet. we will wait for the low to go by. during the day on wednesday. for the cold air to sweep in. so enjoy the mild weather tonight and the mild weather tomorrow. it again. temperatures staying in the 50s and by tomorrow morning's rush it is spotty

this is -- talking mississippi and louisiana. a stormy night and in fact the watch has been extended to southern tennessee. pressure begins to trudge towards the northeast. this low will bring rain. much-needed rain and to pigeon forge tennessee to gatlinburg tennessee. one to two inches of rainfall and that will do a tremendous amount to help them get control of the fires. they need the rain. 57 this evening for cleveland at 6:00 p.m. 56 at 7. by nine p.m. at 54 and dry and partly to mostly cloudy. for akron and canton. mid-50s at 6:00 and still at 51. why not get outside and enjoy it. the rain showers coming in after midnight. for many of you closer to sunrise and the low 52 and tomorrow, yeah, scattered showers and especially during the morning. should be on the light side folks. cloudy skies and 58. 52 tonight. tomorrow 58 degrees and spot akron 48 and cloudy skies and showers coming in after midnight. tomorrow it is a few showers and mild near 60s. i want to show you the seven day now. >> a few showers thursday. look at the

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tornado watch in louisiana to mississippi. look at all that rain, guys. that's moving over areas that really need the rain. they don't need the severe weather. they need the rain because of the drought. that's the threat today. that's tomorrow. then up into the southeast as it diminishes over the next couple of days. unfortunately, most of the rain will stay there, too, which means we will not get a lot. that frontal boundary gets a second push, comes through and saturday. sunday and monday are up in the air. i will talk about that in 30 minutes. stay tuned. >>> countdown is on. 17 days until the national ugly christmas sweater day. >> i know you have december 16th circled on your calendar. >> can't miss it. >> the trend is back big time this year. tacky sweaters are selling for as much as $250 on etsy. you can find them in stores. on amazon about a $100. on ebay there originals going for $500. you can just make it yourself. you know that? we want to see your ugly christmas sweater, your holiday sweater, whether it's brand new -- >> is that -- >> yeah, i

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look at it in parts of louisiana and louisiana and mississippi we are talking someplaces. there may be some in chicago and detroit. the timing is the key if we get the cold air and rain on top of it, it freezes as soon as it hits the ground. that's the reason the national weather service has issued this. a freezing rain advisory. it doesn't mean they will see icing going on this morning, about you one or two pockets could develop. the timing is 4:00 a.m. to 10:00 a.m. after 10:00 a.m. it is plenty warm. morning commuters, cautious for that. let's break it down hour by hour. by 3:00 in the morning, the clouds are moving in. that will keep the temperatures from getting too cold in the boston area. we'll see cold air in place so 5:30 in the morning here is where you see the opportunity. by the time we get to 9:00, 10:00, the temperatures are warming well above the freezing mark will as we head through the day, look at the temperatures. in the upper 40s and close to 50. the rain is going to be coming down. evening commute as we have downpours coming across the area. close to 6

tornado watches extend from parts of louisiana into mississippi. the southern part of this line has the best chance for weather. that rain so much needed in that area and into the carolinas, and those areas will get rain not only today, but a couple days this week. it's going to help out there. for us we stay relatively dry, mid-70s out there right now from tampa at 76, tarpon springs at 73, riverview at 74, and look at this sunset right now out over the gulf of camera. mid-60s. that's it. did you notice the humidity? it's muggy. that's going to keep the overnight lows up. most of us low-to-mid 60s and eventually we will end up, i think, back out into the upper 70s to low 80s again tomorrow. we will start with a little bit more sunshine. i think we see some high clouds in the afternoon and some lower clouds developing as well, too. that's 3:00 and it's fairly quiet. 4, 5, 6:00 watch the model after 6:00 produce a sprinkle or two. the timing is off. we could see something to today, although i don't think there is much rain out there. next best chanc

. >> hoping the rain helps with the fire, but the same system is bringing tornados to louisiana and mississippi creating a dangerous situation in that region. >> this breaking news overnight, the powerful storms have been tearing across the south, and we've just learned those storms have turned deadly. in alabama, three people have destroyed across the state. we'll stay on top of the breaking news story. >>> now to mitt romeny's stunning about face on donald trump turning criticism to compliments. months after romney blasted trump as a phoney conman, they sat down together with the secretary of state within reach, and he heaped praise on the president-elect saying america's best days are ahead. >> he did something i tried to do and was unsuccessful in he continues with a message of inclusion and bringing people together, and his vision is something which obviously connected with the american people in a very powerful way. >> romney said he's been impressed with trump since the victory speech. they discussed world affairs over dinner calls the conversation inlightening and engaging. >> okay. tru

cold front, rain from michigan and then rain all the way down the bend to about coastal louisiana and mississippi. in front will slow down and produce more rain for them. this front won't impact us in the short term, but there is another front heading our way next week. it has a better chance of rain monday and tuesday, and by the way, the long-range all looked at what i look at through mid-december looks cold for us. sprinkles tonight end and patchy fog and mild and 68. mix of clouds and sun and kind of breezy and a human day tomorrow with highs in the low to mid-80s and more of the same on wednesday. kind of sticky, a mixture of clouds and sun and back in the low to mid-80s. there will be a weak front impacting us on thursday briefly cooler, a little, friday and saturday and hopefully a better chance of rain sunday into >> all right, paul. thank you, sir. when we checked the video out of gatlinburg, the pictures are absolutely heart-breaking. >> it's so sad. parts of pigeon forge. it's strange to see an advisory saying it's evacuated. praying for those people tonight for sure. >>> cyber monday

there are reports of tornados in mississippi, louisiana and alabama. northeast alabama a suspected tornado killed three people and injured several more. there are also reports of more than 20 structures destroyed including a shopping baptist church and a daycare. this is a case of good news, bad news for the southeast. >>russell: much of the area is in extreme drought. the rain will help. but boy, what a storm they've had move through there, right? >>dave: indeed. big line of thunderstorms. some of it is helping and some of it is hurting. let me show it to you. in tennessee you see the counties go orange and then the orange goes away so the severe thunderstorm warnings are coming to an end, which is good, and they're going to get a couple of hours of that to help out, take care of the rest of those fires in eastern tennessee but then as you go further south, a lot of energy with this line of storms and that's why we have two separate tornado watches which include new orleans, which include coastal mississippi, all the way through the birmingham area an

voters in much of texas, louisiana, and mississippi will be fighting heavy rain to get to their pollinglight rain extends in the great lakes and the rest of the country will have mild weather. >> in fact, many areas will be warmer than usual. the mercury will reach the 60s in the northeast and midwest. miami will be in the 80s. 76 in new orleans and the northwest will be in the mid to upper 60s. >>> well, there's items that are heading into history today. our campaign signs that have been seen on countless properties across the country, but lots of people putting signs supporter hillary clinton or donald trump in their yards. >> and plenty of signs have suddenly disappeared for whatever reason. one trump supporter's video surveillance system caught a young girl stealing his sign. >> i think it's either some foul play or somebody that wanted to portray those signs in their yard, and -- >> i doubt it. >> express their love for trump. >> the girl also allegedly took a trump sign from the house next door as well. that neighbor has already replaced his sign with another one. it is secured so

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