wet and windy in the midwest and ohio valley. slick spots in parts of the northeast and across southern florida. >>> if you're flying, airport delays possible in minneapolis, chicago, detroit, philadelphia, new york and boston. >>> well, police in indiana are looking for a gunman who shot and killed a pastor's pregnant wife in an apparent home invasion. davey blackburn returned home from the gym tuesday to find his wife, amanda, shot in the head clinging to life until she died yesterday. the couple's young son was in the home at the time but he was not injured. much more on this coming up. >>> investigators are blaming gas for an explosion that flattened a duplex in northern new jersey killing one person and injuring more than a dozen others. but they're not yet saying whether it came from a natural gas leak and they are looking into whether someone inside the house was illegally tapping into a gas source. neighbors say the blast was so powerful, they were knocked off their feet. >> oh, my god, somebody help me, somebody help me.

it will be a wintry mix, including some few days... highs will be in the 30s over most of the midwest from the north. lows tonight will drop back to the upper teens to mid 20s with around 40 and then that light amounts will depend on the track of the system and right now, it looks like the heaviest afternoon through tuesday before we dry out for the rest of the track into our area by sunday night and could bring some showing a few clouds here and lots of sunshine there. temps even down to the single digits in far northwest iowa... wind chills are mainly in the teens to low 20s this morning and winds are only calm to around 10 mph. they will stay and pretty much stay from the north. sunshine will rule the northern part of the state with clouds claiming the south as high pressure tracks through the upper midwest. our next system isn't organized yet, but will start throwing moisture our way by tomorrow night. it will be a wintry mix, including some few days... highs will be in the 30s over most of the midwest today and tomorrow. we will have mostly sunny skies in the north with more clou

drizzle should also occur as thanksgiving a half inch to one inch of rainfall likely as a impact the midwest. if isolated higher amounts. have a great day!today: mostly sunny high: 36-42 winds: w 5-15 alo: 35 dbq: 36 iow: 39tonight: areas of fog low: 16-22 winds: light alo: 19 dbq: 20 iow: 22tomorrow: am fog, p/cloudy high: 35-41 winds: se 5-15 alo: 36 dbq: 36 iow: 39tomorrow night: mostly cloudy low: 30-36 winds: se 5-15 alo: 31 dbq: 31 iow: 34 thanks kaj. iowa state university will need a new head football coach next year. yesterday the school confirmed it fired current coach paul rhoads. but rhoads will coach the season finale against west virginia to close out his 7th and final year. on saturday, iowa state lost at kansas state 38-35, dropping the cyclones to 3-8. two iowa state fumbles in the final 90 seconds of the game led to kansas state's comeback, scoring 10 points in the final minute. john campbell will look at the paul rhoads era... later in sports. three high school football teams from the tv-9 viewing area will play for the play on friday, but the iowa high school athletic asso

present the 2015 midwest comicon! this year's featured guest is comic book artist and legend jim steranko. other guests include: christian j. simpson from star wars episodes i & iii, nalini krishan who portrayed jedi knight bariss ofee in star wars episode ii, the white and blue dino rangers from the power rangers tv series, the actual shelby cobra sports car used for the filming of the 1st iron man movie, and roxy a life sized rancor, 14x17 ft., from star wars episode 6: return of the jedi. events include a costume contest on each day, a live music concert, forty vendor booths " you're watching local 5 news midday in hd. we are iowa" : elias: on your money now elias: "candy crush" is getting a new owner. activision blizzard announced plans to acquire king digital entertainment for nearly six billion dollars. activision is best known for more traditional games like "guitar hero" and "call of duty" that are played on p-c's or gaming consoles. buying the maker of "candy crush" will help it get a stronger foothold in mob

it will stay mild until then... highs in the 50s and 60s in the midwest today and tomorrow with some cooling in north dakota tomorrow. we will have highs back in the low to mid 50s today with sunshine and southerly winds. lows tonight will drop into the low to mid 30s and we will beein the mid to upper 50s for tuesday with more sun and southerly winds. that system will track through on veterans day bringing showers and storms and wind to the state. some storms will be strong and some will hae locally heavy rainfall through wednesday night. rain tracks out early thursday, but winds will be strongest then... and we may have falling temps that day. breezy conditions continue into friday with warmer temps for the weekend. it's beginning to look a lot like winter in a state known for its beaches. a blanket of white covered mountains in california over the weekend. about seven inches of snow fell on sunday. ski resorts say this is the open their entire resort to skiers and snowboarders. and some stpped by to catch a glimpse of the white crysttls for the first time this year... "since 2004,

and it's right here in the midwest. the u-s-s milwaukee will have a commissioning ceremony this weekend. the crew will open the ship for public tours this week. the navy wants to build more than 50 ships just like this one. they cost more than 400-million dollars a piece. its still to come... thousands f people head t t eastern iowa -- so their dogs can compete in a world championship. and the latest on an assault investigation at an eastern iowa motel -- not far from this traffic cam on highway 30 in linn county, we're are following a deveoping hey! this holiday, u.s. cellular's giving you 50% more data than verizon and at&t for the same price. but i wanted a pony. [ gasps ] you're getting data. pony-sized data? no. u.s. cellular sized data. good, strong data you can actually use because it works in the middle of anywhere. i'd like $100! you're getting $400 ininromo cards! yes! switch to u.s. cellular and get 50% more data than verizon and at&t. plus $400 per line. this morning. the sheriff's office is on the scene of

a high pressure system tracking across the midwest will to get above 50 with a northwest on the edge of the high, winds will start to counties. highs will warm to the lower to mid 50s. the weather will remain quiet for the beginning of next week. highs will near 60 degrees by tuesday with more clouds tracking in throughout the day tuesday. since iooa is on the edge of the mph, especially in our western counties. highs will warm to the lower to mid 50s. the weather will remn quiet for the beginning of next week. highs tuesday with more clouds tracking in throughout the day tuesday. an eastern iowa city has issued water warning... the city of waterloo water works company saying recently there's been some gh nitrate levels in the city's water -- which is unsafe for infants to drink... been learning more about this and has more information this morning... these wet sots left on could give insight to why nitrate levels reported above average in waterloo this week. "the acceptable contaminents level is 10 parts per million, and the levels came back 10.7 parts per million" after a heavy rai

metro midwest -- is it in the midwest? >> guest: it is in the midwest. those are all pseudonyms for real people, rell places. >> host: okay. what is it about this school that attracted you to write about it? >> guest: you know, it's a really fascinating place because it's been stably integrated for, you know, probably 30 years, 40 years. and what you find there is not the sort of standard disparity between income. most folks there are middle class including the black, latino families as well as the white families. most folks, again, they espouse this egalitarian ethos. they believe in diversity. many of them move to this community because it's a diverse place. and so the idea that this is a really progressive community, this is a community that believes in racial equality that's been stably integrated for some time and where the teachers are high quality, where the resources are abundant, we really wanted to understand, well, what's going on here that there are racial inequalities that still persist in a place like this? >> host: what are some of the ine

conttnuing coverarae...the immediate fuuure of a college football program in the midwest -- is up in the air this morning. the players are threatening to boycott their next game saturday. a special university meeting will happen this morning at missouri -- where a group of footballll players say their school has not done enough to combat racism on campus. andrew spencer has the latest on the controversy. "in the name of..." "jesus!" "in the name of..." "jesus!" "in the name of..." "jesus!" students gghered at the univvsity of missouri this weekend to highlight complaints of raciss on the overwhelmingly white campus. now, in a tweet posted by missouri's "legiin of black colleggans," more than two dozen football players have joined the calls for the would not be a part of any as the team canceled its scheduled practice on sunday. "we're not allowed to comment much, so... like i said, we're just going to stay together r as a team, and we all made this decision as a team to not talk to media, so you're not going to hear much from the players, so..." mizzou coach gary pinkel wrote online,

later on sunda into monday is another window worth watching for possible rain or snow in the midwest, but much oo this hinges on the eventual track of the thanksgiving system. enjoy your tuesday!today : partly cloudy high: 37-43 winds: se 5-15 alo: 39 dbq: 38 iow: 43tonight: mostly cloudy low: 31-37 winds: se 10-15 alo: 32 dbq: 30 iow: 33tomorrow: chance ofshowers/fog high: 42-48 nds: s 10-15 alo: 44 dbq: w: 47tomorrow night: ars of izzleefog low: 39-45 winds: s 10-15 alo: 39 dbq: 40iow: 44 anks kaj. iowa has too many roads for future needs. that assessment comes from department of transportation director paul trombinin. trombino says the current transportation system will shrink. travel is changing over time and so will the number of roads, bridges and rails. trombino doesn't believe iowa can afford to road miles and 25-thousand bridges. he says iowans are shifting towards the use of high priority traveling out of the state with their products. transportation leaders aren't rebuilding roads that aren't used any more. for example, when interstate-380 came through, "1:53:00 my belief i

next week, another large area of low pressure will move into the midwest. this one will be a slow mover and several days of rainfall continues to look likely. plan on wet weather monday through wednesday, and possibly into thursday if the system slows even more. enjoy the nice weather this weekend!today: sunny, still ndy high: 45-51 nds: nw 15-25 a: 48 dbq: iow: 49tonight: clear & cool w229nds: w 5-10 a: 26 dbq: 26 w: 28tomoow:nny and spectacular high: 54- nds: sw 5-15 alo: 57 dbq: 55w: 59tomorrow night: clear w: 34-40ndss5-10 alo: 38 dbq: 36 w: 39 an kaj. cedar rapids schools could save thousands of dollars each year by changing how they transport some of their students. these are students living in shelters, motels, or even in their parents' cars. the federal law requires school districts to transport homeless children to their original schools. right now, they use cabs to make that happen. starting on monday a new program for the district's homeless students will help about a dozen homeless students get to school. horizons and the neighborhood transporta

a slowly churning system moving through the upper plains and upper midwest here. this will be a very long duration snow event. the heaviest snow will be seen late this morning into the early afternoon. then it'll begin to taper off tonight and tomorrow, but strong winds will take over which will blow the snow around. we'll have drifting snow and difficult travel. be prepared! today's high temperature is 33 with heavy snow. the overnight low is 26 with snow continuing. tomorrow's high is 32 with light snow and low visibility due to strong winds. here's the 7 day forecast. this will be a very long duration snow event. the heaviest snow will be seen late this morning into the early afternoon. then it'll begin to taper off tonight and tomorrow, but strong winds will take over which will blow the snow around. we'll have drifting snow and difficult travel. be start time, head to siouxlandmatters. com jessica rae scott: later today...... thanks for tuning >>> good morning, america. breaking overnight -- fbi counterterror officials warn of violent attack at the university

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i'll have that forecast for you in a few the immediate future of a college football program in the midwest -- is up in the air this morning. the plplyers are threatening to boycott their next game saturday. a special university meeting will happen this morning at missouri -- where a group of football players say their school has not done enough to combat racism on campus. andrew spencer has theeatest on the controversy. "in the name of..." "jesus!" "in the name of..." "jesus!" "in the name of..." "jesus!" students gathered at the university of missouri this weekend to higgight complaints of racism on the overwhelmingly white campus. now, in a tweet posted by missouri's "legion of black collegians," more than two dozen football players have joiied the calls for the university system's president to resign. the players said they would not until he does so. players met with their coaches, as the team canceled its scheduled practice on ssday. most of them were tight-lipped about the meeting and about the protests. "we're not allowed to comment on much, so... like i said, we're just going t/ sta

next week, another large area of low pressure will move into the midwest. this one will be a slow mover and several days of rainfall continues to look likely. plan on wet weather monday through wednesday, and possibly into thursday if the system slows even more. enjoy the nice weather this weekend!today: sunny, still windy high: 45-51 winds: nw 15-25 alo: 48 dbq: 46 iow: 49tonight: clear & cool low: 23-29 winds: w 5-10 alo: 26 dbq: 26 iow: 28tomorrow: sunny and spectacular high: 54-60 winds: sw 5-15 alo: 57 dbq: 55 iow: 59tomorrow night: clear low: 34-40 winds: sw 5-10 alo: 38 dbq: 36 iow: 39 some parents are concerned their children are not getting a good enough education because classrooms are more packed. the number of kids in classrooms in some eastern iowa elementary schools is higher than the state average. rapids school district, causing a decrease in funding. but this school year, things have changed. with such a large number of students, some classrooms are around 30 students. some parents are concerned their children aren't getting the one on one

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later on sunday into monday is another window worth watching for possible rain or snow in the midwest, but much of this hinges on the eventual track of the thanksgiving system. enjoy your tuesday!today : partly cloudy high: 37-43 winds: se 5-15 alo: 39 dbq: 38 iow: 43tonight: mostly cloudy low: 31-37 winds: se 10-15 alo: 32 dbq: 30 iow: 35tomorrow: chance of showers/fog high: 42-48 winds: s 10-15 alo: 44 dbq: 44 iow: 47tomorrow night: areas of drizzle/fog low: 39-45 winds: s 10-15 alo: 39 dbq: 40 iow: 44 iowa has too many roads for future needs. that assessment comes from department of transportation director paul trombino. trombino says the current shrink. travel is changing over time and so will the number of roads, bridges and rails. trombino doesn't believe iowa can afford to keep up with all 114- thousand road miles and 25-thousand bridges. he says iowans are shifting towards the use of high priority corridors and farmers are often traveling out of the state with their products. transportation leaders aren't rebuilding roads that aren't used any more. for example, when interstate

year with a half inch to one inch of rainfall likely as a significant low pressure system impact the midwest. if thunderstorms occur, we may see isolated higher amounts. have a great day!today: mostly sunny high: 36-42 winds: w 5-15 alo: 35 dbq: 36 iow: 39tonight: areas of fog low: 16-22 winds: light alo: 19 dbq: 20 iow: 22tomorrow: am fog, p/cloudy high: 35-41 winds: se 5-15 alo: 36 dbq: 36 iow: 39tomorrow night: mostly cloudy low: 30-36 winds: se 5-15 alo: 31 dbq: 31 iow: 34 wa state universitwl need new headotball coach xt yr. stday the scho confirmed it fired current ach paul rhoads. but rhoads will coach the season nalainst west virginia to close out his 7th and final year. kansas state 38-35, dropping the cyclones to 3-8. two iowa state fumbles in the final 90 seconds of the game led to kansas state's comeback, scoring 10 points in the final minute. three high school football teams from the tv-9 viewing area will play for the championship today. they were supposed to play on friday, but the iowa high school athletic association moved all games to today. iowa city regina plays western c

if you are traveling by plane right now, all is fine across the major airport hubs in the midwest. the air planes are green. that will likely change as we head into the overnight hours and into thursday as we have a large storm system that is developing, bringing us the chance for mainly rain. here's future track, showing increas rainfall this afternoon. low pressure develops to our wess rides along the front and produces widespread rain throughout the evening hours and into the day on thursday. later in the afternoon as the cold front tracks through, the temperatures will drop, changing some of that rain over to a rain, freezing rain, snow mix accumumlation will ststy to the west of the area. we'll talk about how much rain we can expect in as many of you get ready to hit roads for this thanksgiving holiday -- law enforcement across iowa is putting extra enforcement on the roads... kwwl's amanda gilbert joins us live to talk about what to look state patrollwill be out in full force today and the rest of the thanksgiving break... some troopers are coming in on their days off or doin

it is out in the midwest and not here. they are digging out. snow blowers shovels, the first major snowfall of the season. snow fell yesterday across the midwest. 20 inches of snow in some areas. in wisconsin, the heavy snowfall brought power outages. happening right before thanksgiving. ed: is that what' s behind you, all the snow totals? mike: look at these. these are very impressive. the line that went from south dakota all the way to chicago. it was a mess in chicago yesterday. you know what? this storm is giving us the rain right now. but we are getting rain out of it. not snow. it hightailed it up to canada. we get the mild side of it with rain. plus, an additional system is adding to the rain. but snow? maybe after midnight, a few snowflakes gets mixed in. the heaviest bands living northward -- lifting northward. south of there, we are still downpours. that' s going to be moving through here. watch this area. the did not ---0- overnight we could see some slick roads. a winter weather advisory, up to five inches of snow possible. if you a

. >>> wind, rain, and snow whips across the midwest and the powerful weather system threatens to hit millions more with severe storms today. >>> death in police custody. a new investigation and lawsuit following the death of a virginia man repeatedly tasered by police. >>> good morning from the studio 57 newsroom at cbs news headquarters here in new york. good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. >>> this morning, a major offensive is under way to retake a strategic iraqi town held by isis force. overnight and into the morning, u.s. war planes pounded isis targets near the northern city of sinjar. the u.s. jets are supported by some 7,500 iraqi kurdish forces on the ground. charlie d'agata joins you on the phone from sinjar. >> reporter: i'm looking over the mountainside above sinjar and smoke is rising from a series of air strikes launched by u.s. aircraft and coalition allies and partners. all night and throughout the this morning, at dawn, we watched thousands of kurdish peshmerga forces moving down the mountain and towards the city and the isis front lines. military officials sa

a high pressure system tracking across the midwest ill keep our weekend quiet and sunny. highs today will struggle to get above to just around 30. since iooa is on the edge of the high, winds will start to increase a bit western counties. highs will warm to the lower to mid 50s. the weather will remain quiet for the beginning of next week. highs will near 60 degrees by tuesday with more clouds tracking in throughout the day tuesday. a strong low pressure system looks to track across iowa wednesday into wednesday night. ere will be a chance of rain along this system. it should track out thursdada with cooler, windy and friday. from the kwwl stormtrack 7 weather team. see the screen for your complete weather information. here is additional forecast information from the kwwl stormtrack 7 weather team: a high pressure system tracking across the midwest will keep our weekend quiet and sunny. highs today y ill strugglee to get ove 50 with a northwest wind at 5-15 mph. skies stay clear tonight with lows dropping to just around 30. since iowa is on the edge of the high, winds wil

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enjoy thihi however as it will quickly change early week with a wet pattern entering the upper midwest. tonight: clear & cool low: 23-29 winds: w 5-10tomorrow: sunny andndspectacular high: 54-60 winds: sw 5-15 bruce and beth... friends and classmates plan another big search tomorrow morning to look for any sign of a missing waterloo student with special needs. 18-year-old moe sed disappeared on october 22nd. he left home riding his bicycle, but he did not have any money or a cell phone with h. sed was last seen wearing black pants and a blue shirt. he is a burmese refugee and has long dark hair with red-dyed tips. kcrg t-v nine's dave franzman says organizers of tomorrow's seaeah want a lot o o volunteers to comb trails and wooded areas. sot/nat searchers organized the first big effort a week after r he waterloo teen disappeared. volunteers looked mainly in the areas around crossroads mall and distributed fliers with a description of the missing teen. sot/nat on saturday, the search will shift to the area nature trails and wetland areas around the city's greenbelt and several lakes. "h

donations can be made at midwest shooting in hiawatha or at the iowa veterans welcome center in cedar rapids. it's coming up next... next...the two deadly shooting's over the weekend in right now on cbs 2 this morning...the latest information about a central iowa bus driver accused of hitting the children he was supposed to be taking home. why investigators are getting closer to figuring out what happened to a ship that got lost during hurricane joaquin. the issues and elected positions local voters will weigh in on tomorrow on election day. welcome to cbs two this morning.taking a live look at happy look at taking a live look at happy november!i'm kelly d'ambrosio. d'ambrosio.and i'm kevin barry. coming up at 7am over on our sister station, we've got fox28 morning live.we'll be talking with midwest shooting about a shooting competition they've got going on that's going to be a huge help to veterans.so come on over there and join us! us!right now though, let's head on over to justin roberts let's get a check of our cbs 2 a follow now to an iowa school bus driver driveraccused of hitti

a storm system has its sights on the upper midwest for the middle of the week with our next chance for some rain. tonight: mostly clear low: 32-38 winds: w 5-10tomorrow: mostly sunny, seasonable high: 47-53 winds: nw 5-15 bruce and beth... a linn county jury has started in the nicholas luerkens first degree murder trial. jurors got the case just before two o'clock this afternoon. luerkens is on trial for the april stabbing death of 29 year old lynnsey donald at the hy-vee parking lot in marion. police say the victim, an ex- girlfriend, was stabbed dozens of times in front of witnesses and her own son. kcrg-tv9's dave franzman is live at the courthouse. dave, what were the key points in closing arguments? beth, linn county attorney jerry vander sanden told jurors to just believe their eyes and ears. surveillance video captured the knife attack and witnesses heard what the defendant said. but defense attorney david grinde said that evidence wasn't the whole story. the prosecution told jurors the action of the defendant couldn't be clearer. he replayed a 10 minute video of the knife attac

. >>> the midwest is getting ready for more snow, heavy rain and possibly tornados today after severe storms move through this week. >>> an elementary school in virginia has a new way to help children more excluded or lonely, we'll be right back. dunkin's new sweet black pepper bacon sandwich, with double the slices of caramelized crispy pepper bacon. it's the bacon experience you've been waiting for. bacon up. america runs on dunkin'. every sip. the taste uniquely dunkin'. each cup uniquely you. brewed fresh because it's not just any coffee. it's your coffee, your dunkin'. america runs on dunkin'. live look at the platt bridge, 4:50, 53 degrees, clear for the moment, david says get ready we have rain coming this afternoon and winds after that. >> hi, karen. >> reporter: hey, let's check the traffic right now and look at the problems we've got on the roads. you can see the construction that's still out here. look for this, this is the schuylkill expressway at the ramp. the ramp from the vine eastbound remains blocked. westbound is open, they are in the process of clearing this out in

chilly here and warming up in the midwest, and that warm up will beheaded our way as well. there you go tomorrow. starting out cold. the average temperature is 22 and then into the low 40s. wednesday starts chilly and then gets into the 40s. thursday for thanksgiving itself, yes, it will be chilly to start the day, but by the time you start the football games it should approach 40 and possibly approaching 50 by the end of the football game. some of us may get into the 50s before the day is out. you know what? friday will be even warmer. moving up to the 60 to 65 as i see it with a really mild to warm west and southwest wind. a front will come through on saturday and we'll get a round of showers and then the temperatures will go back to being average for this time of year. for the end of thanksgiving weekend and the start of next week. the only day really that i see any wet weather over the next seven looks to be centered around late friday night and saturday morning and saturday midday. that's the timing it appears will work out at this point. jc and phil? jc: still a great

a storm system moves across the plains, into the midwest, wednesday and thursday, bringing rain chances for ththnksgiving ttavel. tonight: areas of fog low: 18-24 winds: lighttomorro w: am fog, p/cloudy high: 35-41 winds: se 5-15 back to you. police are investigating a suspicious fire at the salvation army in waaerloo. police say the fire started in the locker room at the building at 89 franklin street around 1:30 thursday. everyone was able to evacuate the building safely. the waterloo salvation army reopened today and rrsumed normal operations. the iowa division of criminal investigation has completed its report on the police shooting that killed a cedar rapids man last month. and now linn county attorney jerry vander sanden will decide if there will be any charges.. it all happened october 20th, when police tried to pull over a car on ravenwood terrace northwest as part of a drug investigation involving activity at an area drug store. 21 year old jonathon gossman, who was a passenger in that car, got out and tried to run away. and when police caught up with him, they say he fired a g

we begin with the wild weather tearing across the midwest. blinding rain, powerful twisters and near hurricane-force winds. >> yeah, the chicago area got slammed overnight. this home struck by lightning bolt that ripped apart the walls and the ceiling and take a look. this was the chicago skyline. this is what it looked like overnight. lightning bursting through the clouds hitting at least three skyscrapers. >>> as the storm moves across the great lakes, waves could reach 15 feet. here now with more abc's stephie ramos. >> reporter: a fast-moving major storm sweeping the midwest. >> tornado on the ground. >> reporter: reports of twisters in iowa. >> tornado warnings. >> reporter: national weather rvice officials say around utah then moving east into the nation's midsection. in knoxville, iowa, powerful winds and rain packing a punch tearing down t tes and rippininthrough industrial buildings in this town. nearby, flipping this semi on its side. the driver doing okay. in all, three rollover semi truck wrecks reported wednesday near avoka, iowa

midwest shooting hosted its first food drive today. the business will donate the cash and cans it collects to the iowa veterans food pantry. for every dollar or item donated, people received a raffle ticket for a drawing for more than $3,000 dollars worth of prizes. midwest shooting says it organized the food drive to let people know of veterans' needs. "the veterans give a lot and some aren't necessarily aware that they give even after they come home with food hardships and other things so we just kind of feel like it's a group that gets overlooked after they leave the service." midwest shooting is collecting cans and money until november 10th. the iowa hawkeyes kept their top-10 ranking in check with a win over maryland... yet the business of "one game at a time" remains, regardless of the quality of the remaining opponents... indiana is next. signature - and artwork - in dozens of restaurants over the years. as kcrg-tv9's brady smith show us, he brings a unique splash of color to regular old restaurant furniture. sit down anywhere i

big problems in the midwest. as we head into the holiday travel forecast, they're also gof ing to see problems over the ne xt few days in the midwest. tehere, though. nice and quiet. we like to hear that. it's 43. chilly outside. high pressure in control again for this weekend. some showers, but otherwise no major problems. temperatures have been chilly in fairfield county as well. 36 in shelton. 37 in fairfield. temperatures generally in the 30s but also some 20s. it's 27 right now in sussex. we have milder 40s across long island. around the city we have winds gusting to 21 miles per hour. it's a littleter ri y in long ise'nd as well. feels like b in po sip ughkeepsie. we have some rain overnight tonight. it should be gone by tomorrow morning. probably 8:00 a.m. the last of e showers. then we're drying out again. colder because of the winds with a high temperature of 52 degrees. nice and cold throughout the weekend. by 6:00 p.m. tonight we are st iill dry for the most part. we start to see some showers off to th

next week, another large area of low midwest. this one will be a slow mover and several days of rainfall continues to look likely. plan on wet weather monday through wednesday, and possibly into thursday if the system slows even more. enjoy the nice weather this weekend!today: sunny, still windy high: 45-51 winds: nw 15-25 alo: 48 dbq: 46 iow: 49tonight: clear & cool winds: w 5-10 alo: 26 dbq: 26 iow: 28tomorrow: sunny and spectacular high: 54-60 winds: sw 5-15 alo: 57 dbq: 55 iow: 59tomorrow night: clear low: 34-40 winds: sw 5-10 alo: 38 dbq: 36 iow: 39 one of the most popular video streaming services hit a snag on wall street. a potential investment deal from one of its main competitors could mean war in the streaming world. stay with your 24 hour news source, kcrg tv-nine. it's all three major indeces saw declines yesterday as investors weigh news from both overseas and at home. the losses mean only the nasdaq is in positive territory for the year. the dow jones fell 254 points yesterday. the s and p dropped 29. the nasdaq --

. >> a big weather story midwest.they're getting slammed with snow, up to a foot has fallen across cedar falls in iowa, 6 to 10 inches are expected in the chicago area and there are a few flight cancellations in and out of dulles international and reagan international airplanes, a heavy band of snow is expected to continue through the weekend. >> none of that white stuff expected here, but we are certainly feeling the freeze this morning. >> we sure are. meteorologist kom could you rhine tracking temperatures that definitely feel like winter. >> it's getting that time of year where we're starting to see our widespread freezes coming off and on maybe two or three days and this is one of those days. starting off cold this morning, our temperatures are down into the 20s in the suburbs and rural areas, that includes shenandoah area, dulles 28, gaithersburg a little above freezing, frederick down to 28, 29 martinsburg, reagan international around 30. souther maryland mid to upper 30s, on the bay waters in the low 40s and t

this is the severe weather danger zone stretching from the midwest down to the south. there are 30 million people that will be affected by this. gusty industry up to 70, 75 miles an hour. >> reporter: and with dangerous road conditions, montana's highway patrol just released this video of a violent crash last year, warning drivers to slow down. seconds after that big rig slams into a car -- >> heads up, heads up, heads up! >> reporter: -- another vehicle spins out of control, followed by a third on the left. all of the victims survived. but areas like chicago are still bracing for strong winds today up to 50 miles per hour that could impact air travel. reena and kendis. >> thank you so much, brandi. and as you mentioned, while this powerful storm impacts travel, some ski slopes are open. >> yeah, and they're happy about it. after blizzard-like conditions in colorado the copper mountain resort opened a few days earlier than usual while the storm moves east it's bringing rain, not snow, to the midwest and northeast. our coverage continues right now with accuweather meteo