. >> a tornado moving through north texas left behind its calling card. the strong winds ripped the decorative roof cover covering off a bank building in fort worth. it also moved and damaged cars in the arcing lot as you can see there. store cell also put on a light show in the afternoon sky over denton texas, about 40 miles north. wind damage was also rorred in that area. the storm knocked down power lines in arkansas. there was heavy rain and lightning. this powerful line of storms is heading towards the northeast. ious tin poea vick following it. >> concerned about heavy rain throughout the deep south late morning into the early afternoon. i do not think this will be a repeat performance in terms of severe weather. there could be flooding downpours. a ton of wind generated by a very strong storm system around the great lakes. 30, 40 miles per hour later on in the hour. reena and kendis, back over to you. >> thank you, sir. weather always a factor for holiday travel as our big crowds. the airline industry says it expects 25.3 million americans to ralph

back here in this country, now to the extreme weather in north texas, a tornado in fort worth tore a decorative roof covering a bank building end is standing it crashing on to vehicles on the grounds below. the actual roof wasn't damaged and there were no injuries. further to the north you see the lightning strikes. a snowstorm not only made drive agadventure but knocked down trees and ultimate poles. some minor damage to buildings also reported. this powerful storm system is heading to the southeast today. here's the latest from justin povick. good morning. >> reena and kendis, thanks and good morning to you. yesterday, we were tracking flooding and severe weather in the south plains. i think later on today, slowly this front will shift gears and head into the deep south and also the tennessee valley. not as much severe weather but still heavy rain and also thundery downpours. a lot of foug continuing in the northeast. and then some major heat kicking on later on in the day. reena and kendis, ba can over to you into thank you so much. the dungeness crab season is it california delay

and she is -- she's the dean of adjournment school at north texas university. you know, it makes you wonder about why they chose her to check her i.d. i mean, i think a lot of -- we've heard many black, african americans in this country say, it's happened to them all the time. lots of white people haven't experienced this kind of thing. what -- so on a scale how big a deal is this? >> so on a scale of 1 to 10, i think it's a 10. unfortunately, in this country, being black is enough for you to be stopped and frisked and harassed and treated like you're not a citizen of this country. and ifort it's something that ns much media attention and attention in general because it's a problem. we pay our taxes and we work like everyone else. so we deserve to be treated like citizens because we are. she pays their salaries -- >> how do you fix that? >> having this conversation is the first key in raising awareness to letting people know there's a problem. right now we're doing what we're supposed to be doing by talking about it, and hopefully, the issue recess inflates. ti

. >> the flooding in north texas has led to 3 deaths. it is expected to continue into next week. >> cold temperatures here in some places like fairfield and santa rosa. 20s in the north bay and east bay around freezing. 32 for san jose. that is the freezing point. temperatures going down in the mid-30s. we have a little extra humidity. low 40s for san francisco. tomorrow we have the cold start 7:00 a.m. around sunrise. we will warm things up with full sunshine. temperatures in the upper 50s to around 60. close to what we had today. 60 for oakland. mid-to upper 50s east bay valley. changes coming to start the week on monday. right now we are in the pattern with winds out of the north, northeast. starting monday the wind shifts coming off the ocean. it will impact us for monday with extra clouds and perhaps a few isolated showers. clouds on the increase monday with a slight chance for showers. tuesday we are between systems. mostly sunny conditions in the morning. increasing clouds in the evening ahead of the next system coming in wednesda

three people died in north texas from flash flooding. in kansas four people were killed in a car accident caused by black ice. flash flood watch remains in north texas arkensau and missouri. about 6,000 pounds of food goes to waste. yet some 24 million americans live without access to healthy affordable produce. an operation near the u.s. border of mexico is trying to change that. >> reporter: pallets of produce delivered all day, 39 varieties of fruits and vegetables. but this is a rescue operation. what you see here had the rejects, not good enough for your supermarket shelf. >>> it could be because the product has some damage. it could have some scarring or some rain damage, spotting. it could have maybe on the tomatos, the vine, maybe the stem is off >> reporter: this is cosmetic problems? <> reporter: not from from the mexican border a unique food bank is giving this food a second chance >>> we're res cuing lots and there are millions of pounds still being dumped >> reporter: each day more than 300 trucks cross this bor

all the rain from areas in texas back through buffalo, north and west through pittsburgh but this from the will get here tomorrow night. we'll be on the mild side for saturday. sad we'll start out in the 40s, maybe some lower 40s in a few spots, but 40s to near 50. lots of clouds tomorrow. by lunchtime back in the 60s to the mid- to upper 60s. tomorrow night into sunday morning we have the greatest threat for some showers and then some cooler temperatures return. >> >> i will be back in a few minutes with the seven-day forecast and after tomorrow, i don't have any 60s on that seven-day, but not bad. i'll have details coming up. >> >> new information on the man who jumped the white house fence on thanksgiving. he is facing a federal charge for illegally entering restricted grounds. he faced a judge today. >> reporter: in court, joseph caputo turned to his mother and mouthed the words, i love you. he was shack led but he had on the same clothing as he was wearing yesterday when he jumped the white house fence. >> caputo jumped with an american flag draped over him like a cape and a binde

next up for the panthers their back at the uni dome monday north texas . and if ya need something to do tonight head on oututto west gym the 25th ranked panthers host the 9th ranked missouri tigers.. the panters currently sit 1-2 on the season... so they will be looking for a big win tonight... last yearrhe tigers toppd uni 33-6 in columbia so they will also be looking for some revenge.. west gym a great place to watch a meet .ill be there ill have the highlights tonight at ten the iowa hawkeyes did something ththy havent done since the roaring accomplishment is big especially when you consider how last season ended. the iowa hawkeyes have set a number of school records is year.... but none more accomplishment... unbelievable effort bbour players today." ththhawkeyes finish the regular season undefeated for "a special day and a special history at iowa with 12 wins and undefeaad in the regular season thats exciting and were happy to be here and it was exciting in the locker room." thought iowa would be here.... outsididof the locker room that good." so up n

flooding has already killed at least three across north texas. all were drivers trapped in their cars. this young sheriff's deputy was almost number four. 26-year-old crystal salizar of the sheriff's office almost drown when trying to rescue a woman. >> report of a female in a car that stalled. she could not get out of the vehicle and the water is rising in her car. >> she saw that a lady's life was in danger and went into the water to make that rescue. antoinette: soon she would be the one in need of a rescue. as the deputy approached the car swept away. >> she was found by the fire department downstream clinging to a tree branch. antoinette: the duty is safe and dry. from north texas to southern illinois flash flood watches remain in effect. some places could see up to a half foot of rain. in the texas panhandle, it's not water. it's ice causing travel trouble this long holiday weekend. in oklahoma, ice even bringing down power lines and in kansas, road conditions are not for the faint of heart. frank: 6:14 right now. danielle, pretty severe we

accident at vacaville fairfield area eastbound 80 approaching north texas. this one involving a car hitting a light pole. there may be a small power outage in the area as well and delays now at the bay bridge toll plaza. i'll have more "kcbs traffic" for you in less than 10 minutes. >>> homeless people face some new rules after the berkeley city council took action last night. kpix 5's anne makovec is live in berkeley to explain the changes and what inspired them. anne. >> reporter: a few dozen homeless people and their advocates continue a sleep-in here outside of berkeley's old city hall. they are not sure how long they will be here but they are trying to send a message that this is an attack on berkeley's most vulnerable. these new rules still have to go to a second reading but last night they passed the council on a 6-3 vote. so it looks like they will easily pass a second reading and become law. among the new rules a person can only take up to two square feet of space on a sidewalk with their belongings. that's the most controversial provision in this p

in parts of north texas and arkansas. the concern is flooding.ith flood watches and warnings in effect through tonight. >> brian :we have cold temperatures in the bay area for at least one more evening but after tonight things will be warmer as we get winds off the pacific burglar who became stuck in the clear skies and i don't see any cars on the golden gate bridge ok there is one home died after the homeowner the first of three weather systems roles in and could provide light showers there is the first system right therefresno county sheriff's at this point and this is not expected to bring any here is the feature cast as we go through the overnight hours and you will notice as we get into the overnight hours but possible rainshowers and the north bay mostly cloudy skies to start the day with spotty showers and maybe some rays of sunshine as we get into the afternoon increasing clouds when the second system comes in and the third system comes in for thursday and it will be cloudy and windy and we could have periods of heavy rain dry weather ret

. >>> another least five people have died after a storm slammed north texas. in this video, you'll be able to see people hold to tree branching waiting for rescue crews. this is near austin. millions of americans are under flash flood warnings as the storm head east. three people drowned near austin yesterday in flood waters after the 15nches of rain caused massive floodings. the rain moved east toward houston stranding at least 90 motorists. >> we heard lots of alerts coming through, we knew we had to be on alert. we hunkered down in the hallway. >> there were records of two tornados touchingdown east of houston yesterday. two people were hurt and about 30 homes were also damaged. >>> jeb bush is making a painful admission and senator bernie sanders thinks things are getting too personal. those are some of the top headlines tonight in the race for the white house. >>> in new hampshire today sanders criticized hillary clinton's supporters for accusing him of being sexist. clinton talks about the economy in charleston, south carolina. now on the republican side

texas. but it keeps coating some states to the north in ice. t people have died in flash flooding in texas and icy roads are being blamed for six traffic deaths in kansas. more than 60,000 stcuomers lost power in parts of oklahoma. >>> and a spectacular show in hawaii. that's where the kilauea volcano erupted. it's one of the biggest i victims this year and although it's within civil miles of -- several miles of communities officials say it's not a threat at this time. it's one of the world's most active volcanos. >>> hey, my friend, howard is here. >> how are you? >> i'm great. i went out earlier it was very nice out. >> yes. >> and that's about it. huh? >> yawey got into the 60s in fact it was 73 in fredericksburg today. >> really? >> at the 68 in andrews air force base. 65 at dulles and on the three degree guarantee i forecasted 67. >> what happened? >> you know we were in the neighborhood but at national airport they're right on the river, so they only got to 64. oh. so that's good though. >> we did it. >> that's okay. barely but we're there

warmer winds through portions of north texas and oklahoma.once again, the pacific northwest and all of california will be caught up with the new precipitation pattern. l.a. is only going to be 57 degrees in the morning on wednesday. day, as far tough as temperatures go for many. tomorrow, temperatures warm back to about 50. that is just about average. 53 on wednesday. thanksgiving day, most of the area approaches 60 degrees with partly cloudy skies. 64 on friday. that is good. a little system could top temperatures into the 50's on saturday. generally, jummy, this time of year, we will take that in a heartbeat. jummy: that is warm for all that black friday shopping. doug: absolutely. it will be good. jummy: coming up, from j. lo to l ennis morrissette, kidd o'shea was at the ame jummy: people are still buzzing about the american music awards. the world's most popular performers rocketed out in los angeles. a look at the winners and the flops and some drama. kidd: good afternoon from los angeles, where it is quiet right now. last night, it was

. >>> severe weather including heavy rain, lightning, and strong winds hit north texas this morning leaving severe damage behind. tractor-trailer drivers were affected by the high winds that downed trees and power lines. the wind gusts contributed to big wind gusts. >>> people in kansas are counting their losses after tornadoes, strong winds, and hail hit the region. one of the hardest hit areas is just south of the town of buttermilk inside of the kansas/oklahoma line. there are about also power outages in the southwest part of the state. several homes had windows blown out and the roof was blown off one house near the town of grainfield. i heard even one railroad car was blown off the tracks. it's been that bad. >> sometimes you get the real strong storms in the month of november. that's exactly what we're seeing. that same storm is headed our way. we're not expecting any severe weather here. we'll see our fair share of rain. if you are waiting to get into more of that november feeling, thanksgiving is around the corner and it was 70 degrees yesterday. >> it felt good, though. >> no one's

east 80 just before north texas so it's counter-commute. there are no traffic delays through the area. just keep in mind you may run into some intersections with blacked out signal rates. heading for the bay bridge toll plaza metering lights are on. traffic is backed up from the foot of the maze. >>> look at this. i need sound effect for this. >> oooo! >> this is the look this morning from our kpix 5 studios in san francisco looking due east where the sun is coming up. officially still a half-hour away but we're already getting a glimpse of a sunshiny day albeit a little cloudy. high, thin clouds. i'll show you where they are coming from. right now we are in the 40s and 50s out the door. winds have calmed around the rim of the bay right here. we have patchy fog at the san mateo coast. north-northwest winds at 9 in san rafael. calm in napa where the dew point is up, the relative humidity is 100%. we have pockets of fog there, as well. see this right here? this is an area of low pressure. these are the clouds you just saw on our live weather

the deadly storm that has caused severe ice and flooding across in parts of north texas and arkansas today. the storm has been moving through the midwest since thursday and displaying for at least 14 deaths. the storm caused 78,000 power outages in oklahoma alone. share of rain already. kevin: it has been the central plains and out west that has been seeing stormy weather. here we remain at or above normal most of the month. we will see if that starts to change for the weekend. erin: your weather forecast is after the break. also, we will show you how to make a tasty chicken and biscuits dish sure to keep you warm. not everyone was excited about black friday shopping. this 17-year-old snuck off for a quick nap inside a store while his family shopped. you can submit your pictures and video, and join the thousands of u-local members, by logging onto u-local.wmur.com. it's been her fight for twenty years. something is wrong with our healthcare system and it needs to be fixed. and getting eight million kids covered. republicans from repealing obamacare, and taking on insurance companies

. >>> just take a look at flash floods in north texas.heavy rain and icy conditions are blamed for at least three deaths. two of them were children killed when their families' cars crashed on a slick highway in dallas. treacherous there and in oklahoma. ice on the roads, cars slide off streets, crashing into one another. the national weather service says an ice storm warning is in effect this morning with ice accumulations up to half an inch. michelle, certainly not the case for us, but you know what, with the winter season approaching, i know we're not going to get through it unskaifed. >> we cool off sunday, chilly monday, and here's a live look outside, all is quiet this morning in cape may. this is the cape may camera. we are tracking a chance of wet weather even in our area, not ice or snow, but chance of light showers moving through, scattered showers saturday. 51 degrees in philadelphia. 51 is the normal high this time of year. we already hit it at this hour. 51 in northeast philadelphia, 47 in wilmington. north and west, temperatu

it was pretty dampb across north texas over the weekend. they'll start to dry out today a as the frontal similar shifts off to the east. the bulk of the rainfall will be moving across the tennessee valley. we're looking at spotty shower ace long the gulf coast as well. >>> donald trump has cancelled a news conference with black ministers but still plans to meet with the group in new york city today. he was initially expected to announce an endorsement from 100 african-american pastors and religious leaders. some say it's jst a meegt. not an endorsement. while others have turned down trump's invitation. >>> pope francis is wrapping up his visit to after ka with a stop in skral african republican. the pope visiting a mosque this morning. he urged factions to lay down with peace and forgifvenessforgiveness. >>> reaction pouring in overnight to word that kobe bryant is retiring from basketball after this season. he'll leave the game as its number lee yearthree career scorer. with at least two olympic gold medals. he says he knows it's time to l

the french advertising executive who once attended the university of north texas. the architect from germany. the romanians who immigrated to paris to find a better life and found each other. tonight, france celebrate who they were and weeps for what they might have been. the search for the terroristwidenned today, and elizabeth palmer is following liz. >> reporter: scott, the police say that tonight they're look for a second man who got away. that would make him the ninth terrorist, and they say they spotted him inside a car on

flooding has killed at least three across north texas, all motorists trapped in their cars. this young sheriff's deputy was almost number four. 26-year-old krystal salazar of the tarrant county sheriff's department almost drowned when trying to rescue a woman. >> report of a female in a car that stalled, she cannot get out of the vehicle and the water is rising in her car. >> she saw a lady's life was in danger. and went into the water to make that rescue. >> reporter: soon, she would be the one in need of rescue. as deputy salazar approached the car in five feet of water, she was swept away. >> she was found by the fire department. downstream, clinging to a tree branch. >> reporter: tonight, deputy salazar is safe and dry. in southern illinois, flash flood watches remain in effect. some places could see a half a foot of rain. in the texas panhandle, it's not water, it's ice causing travel trouble this long holiday weekend. in oklahoma, ice bringing down power lines. and in kansas, road conditions are not for the faint of heart. to give you an idea of how high the water is i

weekend for much of the middle of the country, at least 14 people have died due to flooding in north texas and icy roads in kansas and oklahoma where officials have declared a state of emergency. ktvt meteorologist jeff jamison joins us, where are the storms headed next. >> still heavy rain in arkansas tonight, that rain will continue to spread to the ohio an tennessee valleys tonight and into monday. then we will watch snow on the northern end of this storm system. upper midwest, parts of iowa, nebraska, minnesota will pick up some snow, maybe up to a foot of snow in minneapolis on monday. highs in the 40s from chicago down to kansas city, just a cold rain there. now on tuesday, the system will move east. but it's just a rain event for the northeast on tuesday. no ice or snow. there will be cool temperatures in the 40s in boston, 50s in new york city and washington d.c., jeff? >> glor: jeff jamison, thank you very much. >> up next to you, new details in the mystery surrounding a newborn baby who was buried alive >> glor: a newborn baby was found in california friday buried under peeseses

. >>> firefighters searching for a 76-year-old woman in north texas found a submerged car with a body inside. the car was found a mile downstream where flood waters swept jenkins' vehicle off a bridge. a deputy tried to rescue her and survived by clinging to a tree. flooding from storms over the thanksgiving weekend in texas are now blamed for eight deaths. . >>> wet out there. >> a little bit. it's a little nasty. cold november rain, cold december rain tomorrow. but there's good news. maybe 60 on wednesday. >> absolutely. bring it on! >> sun not till thursday, though. let's start with a look at the temperature. 3-degree guarantee. we thought we were in good shape. 46. northeast wind is tricky. that keeps the cold air in place, which is what you want if you're a snow lover. we'll let you know how we did tonight at 11:00. live look outside, good news, it's 43 now. we're within 3 degrees right now. relative humidity, 93%. winds north-northeast at 8. with humidity this high, it's not going to fall right now. looking at kind of steady or falling temperatures overnight. a chilly night, but

. >> more rain over flooded roadways and rivers in north texas and arkansas where deadly storms hit parts of the southern plains over the weekend. eight people are dead in texas. another six in kansas. some drivers were stuck inside their cars. including 29-year-old benjamin floyd, his vehicle is seen here. he died after being swept off the road while driving to work. >> he told 911 that water was coming in the vehicle. and then they lost contact with him. >> at this texas farm rescuers had to step in to save these arm animals. >> the horses were up neck deep in water. >> in oklahoma ice and freezing rain are to blame for much of the problems over the thanksgiving holiday. thousands of homes and businesses lost power leading the governor in oklahoma to declare a state of emergency. frozen highways across wichita, kansas, made driving all but impossible. cars and trucks had to be towed after veering off the road. >> and we have more in those areas already hit. >> we just barely cleared out that storm system that impacted us over the holiday weekend. and we're dealing with another one. wher

again, the heaviest though will be parked right along the lone star state in north texas as well as southeast oklahoma into as we head into the evening time, though, behind the cold front we are going to see colder air building in so some of this rainfall could turn into a wintry mix this evening. reena and kendis, back to you. >> thank you so much, cam. >>> the holiday season under way since last night. >> black friday got off to an early start with many shoppers across the country hitting the stores right after thanksgiving dinner. this was the scene at the walmart in louisiana. hundreds of bargain hunters scrambling to get in on a sale on towels. more now from abc's stephanie ramos. >> reporter: as thanksgiving leftovers are tucked away in the fridge holiday shoppers deep into black friday scoring some of the best deals. >> $8. this is the best deal right here. >> reporter: black friday used to kick off the holiday shopping season but now thanksgiving day is it. new york city, 15,000 shoppers made their way into the macy's flagship store in manhattan. storm not stopping these shoppers many

the french advertising executive who once attended the university of north texas. the architect from germany. the romanians who immigrated to paris to find a better life and found each other. tonight, france celebrate who they were and weeps for what they might have been. the search for the terroristwidenned today, and elizabeth palmer is following liz. >> reporter: scott, the police say that tonight they're look for a second man who got away. that would make him the ninth terrorist, and they say they spotted him inside a car on surveillance camera video very near the place where the clients of the restaurants and cafes were gunned down. first, a police robot moved in to examine this car abandoned on a paris street. then an officer broke in, searching for links to the terrorists. police are scouring europe for evidence that might lead them to salah abdeslam, the attacker who got away. but in brussels, his brother mohammed appealed to him directly. "my advice to him is to turn himself in to the police," he said, "so justice can shed light on what happened." at this

. >>> stunning new video tonight shot by a news helicopter in north texas. strong storms rolling right through the area. lightning strikes and an ominous cloud. counties put on severe -- today more than 30 counties put on severe thunderstorm warning. powerful winds. no injuries reported. a very different story in the try state tonight. preparing for record temperatures. meteorologist lee goldberg in the weather center. >> no question about it, a lot of these records come from 1948. could we reach 80 in parts of the area? the only thing stopping us, low clouds and fog. we'll time out the clearing tomorrow and the cool-down that follows. meanwhile, 68 at 11:00 and accuweather is coming up. >> i messed up. i crossed the line. >> a former fast food executive, you saw him caught on camera attacking an uber driver. tonight his remarkable claim. he says he's not the guy you see in this video. >> a star wars fan's dying wish going viral. respond to the man's i am totally blind. and sometimes i struggle to sleep at night, and stay awake during the day. this is called

it was pretty damp across north texas over the weekend. they'll start to dry out today as the frontal system shifts off to the east. the bulk of the rainfalall ll be moving across the tennessee valley today. we'll see some of the heaviest rainfall and looking at spotty showers along the gulf coast, as well. aditi and kendis, back to you. >> thanks to cam there. reaction has been pouring in overnight word that kobe bryant is retiring from basketball after this season. bryant will leave the game as its number three career scorer with at least 17 all-star appearances. and at least two olympic gold medals but the 37-year-old has struled with injuries for the past three seasons. lakers fans arriving at last night's game got a letter from bryant in a black envelope embossed with gold. this is part of what bryant wrote under the heading dear basketball. the season is all i have left to give. my heart can take the pounding, my mind can handle the grind but my body knows it's time to say good-bye. and that's okay. let it go. >> very nicely done. >>

in north texas overnight, two more injured when a tractor trailer skid off an icy road and into this restaurant. the nation's skies are mostly clear, though the airports arere crowded. 3.6 million people are traveling by air amid heightened security concerns. >> was tsa extra careful today? >> they seemed extra careful. >> the numb or of people who were flying was up 3% and more people were taking to the roads in part because we've got such low gas prices. >> the national average for gas $2.04 a gallon, the lowest pump price frs the thanksgiving holiday in seven years. because of the low gas prices, tom and maggie decided to drive more than 1,000 miles round trip in their rv. >> ourur trip is from michigan, through niagara falls to new jersey. >> we fly when we absolutely feel that that's the best way for us to do it. but when we can, we prefer to just meander around in our rv. >> here at laguardia, a busy but smooth travel day. some people t td me they arriveded at the airport earlier than usual for their scheduled flights expects crowds and extra security. more than 1700 flights we

the heaviest of the rainfall will be in north texas as well as southeast oklahoma into northern arkansas including parts of missourias well. could see upwards of 8 inches locall through the weekend. now we're also seeing rain detroioi the heaviest s sll parked in n e south and bind this frontal system, a blast of colder air moving in so some of that rainfall col transition into a wintry mix as we head into the evening. places like oklahoma, kansas city, and omaha could see a back to you. >>> the victims of the french terror attacks two weeks ago today are being remembered in paris. the leaders ofrance and russia agreed to greater cooperation in the battle against isis which claimed responsibility for the attacks. but the two countries still remain at odds on the future of syrian president bashar al assad. here at home, tight security on full display across the country. more than 2500 officers were assigned to the 89th annual macy's thanksgiving day parade in new york along with k-9 units to detect explosives. heavy police presences in chicago, detroro and phililelphia and many malls. be

it was pretty damp across north texas over the weekend. they'll start to dry out today as the frontal system shifts off to the east. the bulk of the rainfall will be moving across the tennessee valley. we'll see some of the heaviest rainfall. we're looking at spotty showers along the gulf coast as well. aditi and kendis, back to you. >>> let's check the political climate now as well. donald trump has canceled a news conference with black ministers but still plans to meet with the group in new yk city today. he was initially expected to nounce an endorsement from 100 african-american pastors and religious leaders. but some of those leaders say it's just a meeting, not an endorsement. while others have turned down trump's invitation. >>> pope francis is wrapping up his visit to africa with a stop in one of the e continens most daerous places, central rican republic. the pope visiting a mosque this under heavy security. he urged factions to lay down their weapons and arm themselves with peace and forgiveness instead. >>> reaction pouring in o