heavy snow expected in the northeast by sunday. here's abc's clayton sandell. >> reporter: tonight a grand blizzard in the grand canyon. a major winter storm, now barreling east, set to create dangerous travel conditions for millions again. in flagstaff arizona, drivers got stuck in snow more than nine inches falling there. to the south in maricopa county, high water rescues on flooded roadways. this team leading the driver to safety. >> we've got trucks trying to turn around here. we've got a truck on the other side stuck. >> reporter: phoenix, residents cleaning up their storm damaged neighborhoods. >> you can see right here, this tree fell straight into one of the resident's homes here. >> reporter: in the southern california mountains, the storm bringing up to four feet of snow, closing roads and cutting power to tens of thousands. heavy rains thursday helped open up this sinkhole on the 10 freeway. this vehicle couldn't escape the mud. and outside san diego. >> on our way out of the campground we saw water coming over the wall

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we start to get more of a northerly northeast breeze. up for some of the critical areas again up towards lake county and sonoma county and northwest 21. not bad. west of geyserville. northwest at ridge ranch. everything's okay there. northwest 39 mount diablo then west southwest and mainly north northwest also in the santa cruz mountains. 43 santa rosa. 56 for san francisco. 55 oakland and sfo with low clouds. fremont's 56. rio vista 59. warm degrees. so our system giving us a few high clouds and low clouds. that system is going to merge and that's going to give some pretty heavy totals down into southern california. san diego could get around 1.5" to 2" of rain. they'll be way ahead of us after everything's said and done you can see there's a big zero. there's hints of thanksgiving but i'll believe that when we get closer to it. >> tomorrow morning the humidity will go down from 91% to 10 % to 20%. >>> breezy to windy wednesday into thursday. maybe another wind event late sunday into monday. >>> time is 6:14. chick-fil-a no longer makin

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that eventually makes its way toward the northeast, again, with strong gusts of wind. storm number three now begins to make its way across the west coast. same timeframe, tuesday into busy travel wednesday. that begins to bring snow to salt lake city before a slow march across the midwest all the way to the northeast. we'll watch that. and, by the way, there's a fourth storm. that could impact the weather on the way home. kate? >> lot to keep track of, dave. thank you. >>> breaking news from our nation's capital. the secretary of the navy is out of a job after disagreements with the president, following a dispute over the case of a nae s.e.a.l. accused of war crimes. kelly o'donnell has the latest. >> reporter: tonight, a major shakeup at the pentagon. the navy's secretary is out, asked to resign by defense secretary mark esper over his handling of disgraced navy s.e.a.l. eddie gallagher. richard spencer was under pressure when he disputed reports about the controversy yesterday. >> i did not threaten to resign but let us just say that we're here to talk about external

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all north and northeast even north 22, miles per hour. that is the key to this slow down that will merge with another one coming from the north of 2. that gives southern california rain. not for us. today mostly sunny. warm, a little offshore breeze. that means temperatures are way above average. so any patchy foiling don't think has much of a chance. 60s for few 70s for most. upper 70s to near 80. 5:00 in the morning sal is here and will discuss the tracy commute. >>> we want to show it to you and show you that traffic is already

, interior northeast sections get snow.ast, too warm for the system but in the next couple days into the weekend, there is the snow from the storm system, great lakes coming interior northeast, watch what happens tuesday. hello. what is that mean? we have cold air and if any storm systems getting, the disclaimer that this is wednesday so past 5 days out but that is a lot of snow for the northeast. just a heads up and we will keep you posted. jillian: compared to the numbers. >> that is over 6 inches for the big cities. with the caveat that this is 5 days out but there will be enough cold air for significant snow. me carley: it could change with his your morning. rob: the arctic system coming out of the caribbean. >> from the arctic. rob: moving up the bahamas. thank you. jillian: 14 until the top of your, democrats hate to admit it but the economy is booming under donald trump, the stock market breaking another record. rob: why are investors scared of the impeachment inquiry? peter morici says recession talk is the left's w

northeast 22. one in santa rosa is now west southwest we'll take that humidity's not critical but it's low. north concord. also concord. look at that low. just amazing. the rain down watch how san diego just never lets up. beautiful blithe. also some in palm springs and los angeles. that was just a heck of a system for southern california. that will help tremendously. it looks like things are winding down in the sierra nevada as well. i think they're about done. 36, yes, that's going to be a chilly. sfo in the city with that offshore breeze. we're in the 50s to upper 50s. montero 47. can we find other 30s. i'm sure alima valley will check in. pope valley not reporting right now. but one observation in napa. if you get that breeze it's holding it up. bodega bay is 56. and as it does, that's taking all that active weather with it. what about us. that's enough about them, what about us? after tuesday, watch. there you go. models are in big time sink now for next wednesday, thursday, into friday. timin

we could see travel delays across the northeast.ions of snow. especially in boston and new york tomorrow, we could see delays in the airports in charlotte and atlanta. you're likely to see the delays later this afternoon into this evening. now, the next storm will get its act together as we get closer to the travel time, that tuesday-wednesday timeframe for the middle of the country. in omaha and iowa, we could see snow and a wintry mix. but heavy rain ahead of this storm could create delays on the roads and airports, too. it comes with wind, as well. delays for tuesday, that would be late in the day, chicago on tuesday. st. louis tuesday. you'll see some rain. omaha, you'll see that snow. and by wednesday evening, we could see that affect the east coast, with some delays at the airports. also happening on tuesday, storm number three. this one moves into the pacific northwest to bring some snow to the higher elevations. we'll see snow in denver. a foot of snow in the northern rockies. also, gusty winds will move into the plains stat

also being felt across the northeast that cool air.o you'll need to bundle up for your holiday shopping for friday. but here we go. big storm is going to be across the midsection of the country. the dakotas and even some snow and ice around minneapolis. the concern is for travelers. when you go back home, especially across the great lakes, the northeast, we see rain, snow, and ice from the great lakes back towards the big cities. something to keep an eye on. will and janai? >> thanks, chris. >>> two massive explosions at a texas chemical plant forced about 50,000 people to spend thanksgiving day away from home. >> the blasts shattered windows, destroyed roofs, terrified residents. anyone living within a four-mile radius of the plant in port neches was ordered to leave. three people were injured in the first explosion. firefighters have contained the flames. officials are expected to decide today if it's safe to lift that evacuation order. >>> and developing this morning, a devastating fire. you can see a giraffe there running for its l

in april 2019, mikel konate reported on the plight of the men, women, and children in northeast syriaeing islamic state's self—declared caliphate in its final days. the al—hol camp sheltered more than 70,000 displaced people, most of them women and children abandoned by the jihadist fighters. i had worked in afghanistan for a while... first it is the people are locked in. they have no freedom of movement. it is more like a jail than a camp. and of course, they're mostly families from the islamic state. so you always observe how people welcome your presence before you start to shoot. the situation inside the camp was deteriorating day by day with the lack of food and medicines making living conditions impossible. malnourished babies were rushed from the battlefield to a crowded clinic where medical staff did their best to save their lives. those in critical condition travelled for two hours on a bumpy road to a hospital for treatment. konate managed to gain the trust of those fleeing and they shared their stories of suffering and survival. among them, a young woman who was forced to fo

. >>> meantime, violent winds and heavy rains brought disaster here to the northeast. there are states o emergency in place for 11 new york state counties tonight, from d.c. northward, plunging thousands into darknesd storms overnight toppled trees and knocked out power to thousands. >> the neighbor's house got hit. this large tree came down. the power was out. >> reporter: high winds up to 70 miles an hour and heavy rain across the northeast, trigge tornado warnings and watches from pennsylvania to the carolinas. near philadelphia, roofs ripped off houses after a twister hit states of emergency in upstate new york, too. >> i know you notified fire, but we need to hurry up. the water is rising rapidly. >> reporter: flash floods trapping drivers and killing one man. crews saving this baby before the rushing waters swept her away not far from new york city, horror during trick-or-treat, 9-year-old. >> it literally fell on top of her and had her pinned until, you know, the police could get here to get her out from under it. >> reporter: back here in hard-hit madison, new

four to eight inches from the great lakes into the northeast. there's more on the way early next week, lester >> all right, al, thanks >>> authorities in milwaukee has had charges filed against him in the case of a man who through acid in a racist attack >> i have a right to be here. hate needs to stop >> reporter: today prosecutors in milwaukee charged 61-year-old clifton blackwell with a hate crime. he now could face an enhanced sentence, up to 35 years in prison if convicted of the original charge of first degree reckless injury mahud villalaz suffered second degree burns. >> he was talking to me, really angry, go back to your country, you come invade my country. >> reporter: villalaz immigrated from peru he says blackwell accused him of being in the country illegally. >> he is an american citizen and he was attacked brutally, b barbarba b bar barbarically >> reporter: blackwell is being held on $20,000 bail gabe gutierrez, nbc news >>> late developments involving those two murder suspects who made a daring escape from a california jail they'

making his ways from california blanketing the midwest with up to a foot of snow before heading northeast tomorrow. the storm blamed for at least three deaths. forecasters urging drivers to proceed with caution. jackie heimert joins us in our studios with more. suh is thanksgiving travel brought you to 30 cities in the northeast for another two dozen in the midwest it might have arterton asked to change her flight. 55 million americans are traveling this weekend the most in since 2000 by the nationwide pc more than 600 flight cancellations in 3000 delays and three half past 60 cancellations for tomorrow. her monday night three areas of heavy snow california mountains the upper midwest and the northeast which could see a nor'easter by monday. in california one couple 1-800-thanksgiving dinner in her car when snow covered their hometown. they sat there for nine hours. more snow is expected in the mountains this weekend. meantime in arizona blizzard-like conditions in the grand canyon caused power outages and even a tornado near phoenix. the system brought deadly flash flooding. the bodies o

and when it hits the northeast. rob marciano timing it out. >>> the unfolding scandal rocking syracuse university. the fbi now involved tonight. a professor reporting a new incident just today amid a series of threatening racist and anti-semitic messages. >>> the wild police chase at the airport. a young passenger jumping from a plane onto the tarmac, then onto the roof of a terminal, jumping, trying to escape. >>> and the new promise to american workers tonight from apple's ceo. the we are one-on-one with tim cook. the new billion dollar project here in the u.s. and the promise of thousands of new jobs. >>> good evening and it's great to have you with us here on a wednesday night. and we begin tonight with the most pivotal witness yet in the impeachment investigation, who today said there was a quid pro quo, and that many in the trump administration knew about it. republicans tonight firing back. the ambassador to the eu, gordon sondland, a trump megadonor, hand-picked by the president, today testifying on live tel

and our friends up there in northeast maine. and as far as the highest gusts this morning, 50 to 60 in the buff loy rochester syracuse areas, and 40s to the areas to the northeast in new england, and then new york city all the way to dc. the winds are coming down as we go throughout the day but we still could see some airport delays because. it and the other story, finally, for our friends in the south, cold front has moved through, and you've been waiting for your relief, it is on its way florida, and tampa, a high of 80 and feeling chilly considering how hot it has been this fall. so yes, what a storm it was yesterday. ruining halloween for so many on the eastern seaboard. >> bill, thanks for that. >>> still ahead, in the wake of the al baghdadi raid, isis has now named a new successor. what we are learning about that. plus new reporting that the u.s. has cut military aid to lebanon. we will tell you about that, and much more, next. ill tell you abd much more, next. maria ramirez? hi. maria ramirez! mom! maria! maria ramirez..

at the surface, it is just a slight northeast. not too much. 30s on the temperatures for many. 41 degrees. there are a few 30s on the peninsula. this is as well as woodside. 40s to 50s at 51. low 50s as well. the system will not too much here. that is the system coming in for tuesday afternoon and evening. it's the best we've seen it wil we've seen in a long time. mostly sunny, a little cooler today. mainly mid 60s and set of low 70s. rain is on the way, colder. that will be tuesday. the rain forecast looks pretty solid. truck he is looking at a foot of snow, even down to [indiscernible]. looking good here as we head toward the next couple days. very cold as we head toward the end of the week. 50s for a few, that will be pretty close. rain develops tonight. rain impossible thunderstorms until wednesday and the lows will be very cool as we head toward thursday, especially friday and saturday. bundle up, it's coming. >> i hear you. >> dozens of volunteers gathered for an y thanksgiving. it was not just about the food. coming up, the

some parts of the northeast may hit record lows today.e warnings from the mid-atlantic to the southeast. in all, 200 million people will endure colder-than-normal temperatures today. >>> president trump could have a new headache in the impeachment inquiry. on friday, the lawyer for his former national security adviser, john bolton, revealed that bolton has information on meetings and conversations related to ukraine that the lawyer says have not been heard before. but it's unclear if bolton will testify. >>> there may be another democratic candidate in the 2020 race. on friday, the billionaire, michael bloomberg, filed the paperwork to get on the ballot of alabama, the first state with a filing deadline. >>> this morning, a man accused of kidnapping a 19-year-old woman is behind bars. the police catching up with him two weeks after aniha blanchard went missing. blayne alexander is with us. good morning. >> reporter: he was brought here to this alabama jail overnight, a few miles away from where aniaha was last seen. now, police are trying

i think you get the idea at north northeast breeze. even though the winds are down. look at the water temps 51 to 52. that is really cold. that is below average. those are close to average. bu bit below. that's center cold. the low is finally making its way over to the east now. there's been a lot of snow in but for us our system is moving out. the wind speeds are calming down but you can see the air flow right there. sfo, downtown, albany. oakland 50s and then santa rosa 30s. all in the low to mid 50s. system kicks out. things will quiet down. we still have the offshore direction. then big changes look to be happening. there are projectionless of over 1" of rain. so we'll deal with it as we get to monday. the focus right now. pretty nice in the weekend but the mornings will be cold, pam. >>> 5:22 is the time. a big expansion for apple in texas. the plan is to open new manufacturing plant. >>> and the tahoe resorts are getting ready to open the ski season. we're going to show you some of the preparations happening right now. you know when you're at ross and your new

and now, the northeast is bracing to get hammered as well. ivan cabrera joining us right now.ivan, some airlines are already issuing travel waivers for flights tomorrow. how bad is this? >> yeah, fred, good to see you. they started doing that yesterday. take advantage of it because i think we're going to see scenes like what you see behind me across portion of the northeast when you dump this amount of snow. i'm take ining you to arizona's snowball e bowl. this is part of the same system that will bring us every kind of precipitation that you can imagine. if you're on o the cold side of the storm, we're talking about snow, sleet, freezing rain and ice and if you're on the warmer side, we're talking about rain, hail, the potential for frequent lightning, severe storms, some of which could produce tornados. we'll get to that in a second. this is the same storm that crashed into california and brought one of the snowiest thanksgivings we've ever seen. now heavy snow and strong winds which has made for blizzard conditions for today and tomorrow and the pink, these are winter storm

so we're not turning northeast yesterday. -- yet. concord, fairfield, west of novato closer to the surface and west at sfo. most of these locations are turning more southerly at least at the surface. 40s and 50s here. and the low that is going to be forming will merge with that system down off of baja and that's going to pump in some pretty good rain. they are looking for a lot of rain. the result for us is going to be the wind picks up and it will start to turn more northerly late tonight and then tomorrow morning taking us into late wednesday and early thursday. that's when the north northeast winds develop. 50s, 60s on the temps. they're cooler but as you saw most of these are above average. >> steve thank you. >>> the latest on the halloween night deadly shootings in orinda. five of the suspects are now out of jail. why the contra costa district attorney will not file criminal charges against those suspects. >>> plus new details in the case of a of using his daughter as bait to catch a criminal. you know when you're at ross and y

the deadly storm striking the northeast. pounding rain triggering flash floods dramatic high-water rescues. first responders pulling a baby to safety. a strong ef-2 tornad touching down near philadelphia. roofs ripped off the cold plunge on the way >>> and in the west, the new explosive fire threat. more emergency evacuations ordered, homes burnt to the ground >>> the new plea from actress laurie loughlin. the biggest sign yet that she's ready to go all the way to trial in the college admission scandal. >>> also tonight, the autopsy is in the cause of death is revealed for rfk's granddaughter. her struggle with something that impacts millions of american families. >>> the deadly horror at an air show the video of the final moments before a plane crashes in a massive fire ball. what we're now learning. >>> the new lawsuit of a survivor of a terrifying home invasion she called 911 after a stranger broke into her home and stabbed her. >> help us help us, please! >> but help never came who she says is to blame. >>> the breaking

this is jogging into the northeast saturday and sunday.y go down hill. significant ice accumulation from central pennsylvania into western upstate new york. the ice storm warnings, and then on top of that. 1-2 feet of total snowfall. from the hudson valley to northern new jersey we are speaking of ice accumulations on top of all of this snow. we'll have more weather forecasts coming up in the next hour. eric: now to the terrorist attack that occurred on the london bridge. isis claiming responsibility for the stabbing rampage that killed two people and wounded five others. the incident started at a nearby conference aped at reeducated bringser ins. the suspect apparently one of them want to go bring isis back to the forefront. baghdad. liz: wabag -- abu bakr al-baghdt month. >> authorities have revised the casualty toll. two people died from stab wound and another five were wound. kahn came from the kashmir region of pakistan. he was apparently radicalized through the internet and the videos of al-awlaki. many of his videos remain online. >

a strong storm is gripping the northeast.zing rain is impacting millions, the worst is still ahead in the run-up to thanksgiving. the one-two punch is expected to grip thanksgiving travel. we're timing it all out. >> mike bloomberg for president. >> quijano: billionaire candidate, michael bloomberg is making it official, he's running for president. his promise to the american tople. historic election, a record number of voters line the streets of hong kong, unofficially on the ballot, a referendum on freedom. our ramy inocencio is there. >> polls have just opened in the past hour and look at this line. >> quijano: the n.f.l. is issuing a final punishment for players involved in the nasty fight on theld

the great lakes into the northeast. there's more on the way early next week, lester >> all right, al, thanks >>> authorities in milwaukee just filed hate crime charges against a man accused of throwing acid in another man's face, a story we told you about earlier this week here's gabe gutierrez. >> reporter: the victim of the brazen attack thanks the man thre battery acid on his face after asking him why he was invading his country. >> i have a right to be here. hate needs to stop >> reporter: today prosecutors in milwaukee charged 61-year-old clifton blackwell with a hate crime. he now could face an enhanced sentence, up to 35 years in prison if convicted of the original charge of first degree reckless injury mahud villalaz >> he was talking to me, really angry, goount, you come invade my country. you will respect my laws >> reporter: villalaz immigrated from peru he says blackwell confronted him over the way he parked near a restaurant and accused him of being in the country illegally. >> he is an american citizen and

and all pushing across portions of the northeast.ou're going to get a decent amount of snowshowers there across higher elevations. but snowfall totals in those areas where lake-effect snow is expected, as much as 8 or more inches. across the bigger cities, chicago, st. louis, columbus and nation nashville, a couple inches in store. too warm for any snow. maybe flakes mixed in on tuesday. highs in advance into the 50s around the northeast. cincinnati at 58. notice back behind it, minneapolis and chicago ranging from 18 to 28 degrees, upwards of 350 record temperatures could be set. and tuesday morning, low temps looking cold across the midwest. only 9 in chicago, down to 6 across minneapolis before a gradual warming trend into the weekend. guys? >> pedram, thanks very much. >>> and the world's most profitable country is one step closer to going public. on sunday, saudi aramco released a prospective for its public offering. the prince wants to see the valuation as high as $2 trillion. that may be a stretch, though. analysts have estima

bone-chilling record temperatures from the midwes to the deep south to the northeast. below freezing temperatures charging in >>> also tonight, protests at the supreme court as justices take up a potential landmark case at stake, the fate of nearly 800,000 dreamers the new clues about how the court could rule >>> the new death involving a member of a college fraternity the investigation under way at washington state university, and what we've now learned about the other death after a party in

a few high clouds zipping by but everything is turning north and northeast.n the valley gusts of 30 in the delta. fairfield north. north in oakland. not much yet toward the peninsula and parts of the east bay and south bay but san jose has turned northwest. humidity is taking a plunge. 39% to 90%. 39 is where we have the strongest gusts which is fairfield. 49 in montero yet you can find 44 in castro valley. 52, santa rosa. highs today's in the 60s and 70s. we go back up after the cool down yesterday and they will be above average on the temperatures. to make pieces of energy giving rain to southern nevada and arizona in southern california. today, windy at times and mostly sunny. 60s and 70s. the wind will tail off tomorrow morning and then we have a quiet pattern. maybe wind picking up again late sunday into monday. >>> no class today for students at a high school in san jose. coming up, what was found in of the school campus that forced a schoolwide evacuation. >>> video doorbells are a popular weapon to catch packets thieves the coming of the new feature t

icy roads, rain, snow, black ice from texas all the way up to the northeast. we're watching this tonight. up to a half foot of snow in some parts. rob marciano here to time it out. >>> we have late developments in the search for a missing college student last seen on surveillance at a convenience store. news tonight of a suspect, and the mother of natalee holloway

tomorrow morning lows very dangerous for portions of the northeast. we're down to about the single digit feely to detroit this morning. 46 for louisianar louisian this system moving out fairly quickly but the cold is going to stick around >> something we got to get used to thank you. >>> monday night football. it was madness the seahawks brought down the last undefeated team in the nfl, edging out the 49ers in a nail biter. san francisco leapt out to the 10-0 lead but the seattle d shifted the momentum, forcing a fumble, walking it in. this goes into overtime. a chance to win it, russell wilson picked off in the red zone sets up the field goal for san francisco, shanked it, now it's seattle's turn they made it happen, they win 27-24. >>> another out of this world milestone for spacex. >>> raising the bar, a judge gives a baby a friend row seat to his mother's swearing in ceremony a baby front row seat to his mother's swearing in ceremony plpz so now, i grab my swiffer sweeper and heavy-duty dusters. duster extends to three feet to get all that gross s

even early wednesday for the northeast, very good for the northeast.building in the midwest on up toward chicago and that will slow things down. getting you to tomorrow morning. look at the amount of snow already coming down here. the northeast gets a bit of rain. i don't think that's going to slow things down a lot just yesterday. wednesday morning and wednesday night we start to slow down airports because of the wind across the northeast. now the west is going to be a mess for most of the travel season here. we're going to see a lot of snow. everywhere you see the dark purple, that's a foot of snow or more. some places will pick up two feet. the northeast, though, really does begin to be the problem on the way back home. for your saturday and for your sunday, that's when things start to get really rainy, windy, and slow down airports from boston all the way down to atlanta, john. >> you're saying the house guests aren't going anywhere? >> nope. take monday off. you might not get home. >> thanks, chad. >>> michael bloomberg officially running for pres

now, this will continue to linger tuesday afternoon for the midwest, even the northeast. that is just a quick taste for new york city. by wednesday, all of the northeast really going to be feeling it with sub zero temperatures for the higher elevati elevation. another component is the snow. i'll talk about that coming up. >> thanks a lot. >> kind of like how many layers we have to wear. >> right >>> let's talk about the west coast, different there hot, dry conditions peark. those flames affecting w ining f the state's revenue sources, hollywood. a brush fire that's 80% contained has a lot of attention because of where it is burning nbc's steve patterson is there. >> reporter: a high-profile fire fight in the hollywood hills >> 50 feet, if not more, of flames >> reporter: crews leading an all out attack from the air to stamp out clusters of flames and plumes of heavy smoke threatening l.a.'s life blood, its movie studios. the fire too close for show business comfort sparking near the hollywood sign, cull kutt g i cutting a inting off access to trails, right by warner broth

chicago dropped to 7 and if you are flying or heading out northeast, southeast all the way down into texas. of the we get a lot of high clouds spilling over the ridge there's been some on the san mateo coast. highs today there you go. still half moon bay. watch out for that. i know parts of the city after that it doesn't look to be that bad, the fog vidz ability. we'll have hazy sunshine. mild to warm. 60s, 70s to again 80-degree temps even though the days are pretty short. there will be some kind of a wrinkle next tuesday, wednesday. we'll keep an eye out that would be a week from today. 60s, 70s, upper 70s to low 80s. there will be a cooling trend. a little bit starting on wednesday. more so thursday and friday and another rebound on those temperatures. >> thank you. >>> 6:20 is the time right now. handcuffed for eating a sandwich. up next, the video that went viral and the reaction from bart's general manager. and those 14-year-old dreams of making a high school team we're going introduce you to the youngest member of the san jose earthquakes >>> welcome back to mornings on 2. dis

which he blurted out at, which used to be asked of them in the northeast with workers. ambition beginning with nine or have thousand pounds, is quite misleading the witnesses presented the financial times. tax breaks for top earners as a whole because of the studies point out less than 10% of the gains for raising the insurance thresholds go to the poorest fifth of households, it is not a targeted way of doing it because if you raise it, the richer and more affluent people also get money in their pocket more than poor people. there is actually a line in the telegraph article that says there is going to bea cap article that says there is going to be a cap on that for the high standards. . will be sought in the last government is that they raised the tax threshold and what they did not actually affect the lowest income for workers, but he did was, that affluent middle—class families who did not need that money, guarded and it cost billions of pounds which could actually go into, for example, tax credits and in work benefits, and more targeted way of doing this is if you p

you can see northeast above oakland 2 # 1 miles per hour. all north and northeast even north 22, 23 miles per hour. that is the key to this slow down that will merge with another one coming from the north of 2. that gives southern california rain. not for us. today mostly sunny. warm, a little offshore breeze. that means temperatures are way above average. so any patchy foiling don't think has much of a chance. 60s for few 70s for most. upper 70s to near 80. 5:00 in the morning sal is here and will discuss the tracy commute. >>> we want to show it to you and show you that traffic is already busy on 205 and 580. you will see slow traffic for sure. and you will see traffic here that is going to be just very slow. nothing unusual about that. once you goat livermore it looks good and a little bit of slowing in dublin. just a little bit at the dublin interchange. the rest of it looks good including the san mateo bridge and interstate 880 and at the bay bridge we have a backup. at 5:01 let's go back to the desk. >> thank you. >>> new this mong, fi

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>> a major issue here in the northeast. all right, rob. and tonight, those powerful winds threatening a thanksgiving tradition here in new york. the giant balloons for the macy's thanksgiving parade could be grounded. crews right now inflating the balloons, hoping they'll make the trip down the parade route tomorrow. police calling it a game-day decision. here's abc's gio benitez. >> reporter: tonight, america's most famous balloons are being inflated. but the big question now -- will they fly? >> we'll make a gameday decision regarding the heights of the balloons. >> reporter: the forecast calls for strong winds. and the rules in place say the 16 large character balloons can't fly if sustained winds exceed 23 miles per hour and the gusts are stronger than 34 miles pe back in97, thon cat in lamp post. four people before injured, including a woman who was in a coma for nearly a month. that incident launching these restrictions. tomorrow, the nypd will be measuring the winds along the parade route, making the call right before the parade sta

today's high temperatures barely above freezing in the northeast. 20s in chicago and detroit. the warm spots, southern california in the 70s and miami at 82. >>> coming up, some shocking news about one of the most popular soap operas on tv. >>> but first the growing cheating scandal in baseball. new accusations against the former world series champions. how the team is now responding. >>> and if you're planning on a winter getaway, the new survey on the top three cruise lines and which cruise ranks number one. >>> we're back with breaking news from venice, italy. much of the city is flooded this morning after the highest tide in 50 years. the flooding is at near record levels. the mayor blames climate change. >>> a big sports headline this morning, the houston astros are facing claims they cheated their way to their only world series title. former astro player mike fiers tells the athletic that the team used cameras to steal signs during home games in 2017. players or staffers would then reportedly bang on a trash can to signal certain pitches. both the astros and major league

while it's snowing in minneapolis, there will be an ice storm building across the northeast which will transition into a nor'easter, and probably dump a lot of heavy snow across especially interior portions of the northeast, but even new york city and boston could get accumulating snow on monday and tuesday. look at how much snow is going to fall. where you see the purple, that's at least a foot of snow. where you see want white, that's as much as a foot and a half to two feet of snow, especially across inland portions of the northeast. it looks like a rough several days. john. >> dickerson: thank you, jeff. rough days and hope everybody travels safe. tough weather or not, millions of americans bundled up and marched out searching for black friday bargains. what they found were long lines and crowded aisles. nikki battiste is with some of those shoppers. >> reporter: it was a hunt for holiday discounts as black friday shoppers hit the stores. >> we got it! ♪ ♪ >> reporter: major retailers like bloomingdale's and macy's were decked out in their holiday best. this year, consumers are exp

we're tracking an early winter-like blast that is bringing sleet and snow to the northeast today. the midwest has already been feeling the impact of this system some areas in minnesota were blanketed in about half a foot of snow and they are now waking up to temperatures well below freezing despite the deep freeze, the iowa state university marching band was out there facing the elements for their practice. temperatures were as low as 16 degrees there overnight. >> the storm has led to dangerous conditions for commuters in wisconsin the state patrol there reported at least a 38-year-old man was killed when officials say he lost control of his car and hit a truck on the side of the road. michele grossman who is track ing it all for us. michele, what more can we expect >> we have a lot heavy rain, the bitter blast, some snow, some freezing rain. it's going to be a tough one for some of us the first couple days it's always the toughest. let's look at wind chills because that's when if feels like when you walk out the door. you want to dress for the temperatures and our bodies aren't

so that coming across san pablo bay northeast up in marin county 14 to 21 north northeast and look atater temps. 51, 53, 54. those are cold. those are below average for this time of year. but that offshore direction makes for 50s there. 56 in the city. 30s as you saw out in the east bay also lakeport. and now morgan hills. san martin and gilroy. all join the 30s party. of it's a cold morning. a low kicks out. a high's going to build in for about 5 days. holiday week but everything is pointing towards that direction. 60s on the temps today except for some cold mornings the days look pretty quiet going into the weekend. >> steve, thank you. >>> time is 6:42. protesting plans to close a charter school in the south bay. up next what some parents are doing that may override the school district's decision to close that school. >> and the warriors were on the wrong side of history in last night's game. what happened in dallas that hasn't occurred in 50 years. >> first let's check in with gasia. coming up. >> good morning pam and dave when i join you in the studio, basketball great charles ba

>>> get ready to crank up the heat the northeast bracing for allop. we'll tell you where it will hie billionaires a new hint that former new york city mayor michael bloomberg will jump into the democratic primary to take on president trump. >> a close call for a california family how they escaped after a plane crashed into their living room and burst into flames. >> lacing up for a fight once the fastest growing america cain speaking out about a nike training program that she said nearly ruined her career >> playing for keeps the classic toys just inducted into the hall of fame. "early today" starts right now >> good morning. i'm cory coffin. >> and i'm phillip mena. millions of americans are waking up to the freezing cold this morning. it may bcross the midwest and northeast dropping to the teens and below. possibly as much as 30 degrees below normal for this time of year parts of northern michigan were covered in about a foot of snow and many of the schools there were forced to close early drivers need to be extremely cautious and only go out if it

more lake effect snow in the forecast tuesday night into the overnight hours of wednesday here in northeast ohio an additional three to six inches of snow accumulation possible and it will just simply keep getting colder cleveland expecting to feel and brace for wind chills of about 12 degrees overnight phillip? >> all right, ron, thank you >>> the supreme court delivered a blow to the gun industry the court is allowing families of the sandy hook shooting victims to sue remington they're the makers of the semi-automatic rifle that was used in the 2012 mass shooting at an elementary school in newtown, connecticut >> remington tried to appeal but it was denied. in the suit a survivor and families of nine other victims are target the company's marketing strategy they're alleging that remington's market of the ar-15 style weapon inspired adam lanza to commit the massacre the shooting left 20 children and six adults dead. remington which filed for bankrupt last year has denied any wrongdoing >>> an immigration battle takes center stage in the high court the program that allowed young undocumente

dan. >> i've lived in the northeast my whole life. i love the northeast, still hate the snow. >> this time of year. >> yes, this is the time of year i want to join sam champion down in miami. so for a look at who's going to get hit by the storm and when let's bring in cheryl scott from wls filling in for rob. cheryl, great to see you. what's going on? >> great to be here but it is an active weekend of weather. we are talking about alerts. watches, warnings from coast to coast. starting in the northern plains to the northeast, here we're going to see some of the first significant snowfall amounts for many so of these states across the north and east and it's all because of this strong area of low pressure. you can see that snow flying up into the northern plains, the dakotas, blizzard conditions, whiteout, treacherous travel up to one to two feet then the southern string of this system where we're going to get the rain, even severe storms, potentially some tornadoes in the deep south but here's the thing, this system is going to contin

and today in the 40s for the big cities in the northeast.ming down from minneapolis to chicago. by the time we get to tomorrow, a rather cold saturday. enjoy your friday afternoon. 50s going to feel pretty warm in many areas of the northeast all the way down through atlanta. >> thank you, bill. >>> still ahead, a google checking account, we get the latest reporting on the tech company's latest endeavor, plus axios takes inside yesterday's impeachment hearing with interesting nuggets you didn't see on tv. the first look at "morning joe," back in a moment. using my old spice moisturize with shea butter body wash... all i wanted was to use your body wash and all i wanted was to have a body wash. ♪'cause no matter how far away for you roam.♪ys.♪ ♪when you pine for the sunshine of a friendly gaze.♪ ♪for the holidays you can't beat home sweet home.♪ the united states postal service goes the extra mile to bring your holidays home. only one thing's more exciting than getting a lexus... ahhhh! giving one. the lexus december to rembember sales event l

snow for the interior northeast. today into tonight a chilly rain from boston to d.c.great lakes. that's going to make for lake-effect snow, heavy amounts probably toward the western lakes. getting into eastern pennsylvania or western pennsylvania into northern new england lighter amounts but an even heavier snowfall event coming in the early part of the week with even colder air. hoda >> we're bracing ourselves, al, thank you. >>> official public hearings in the house impeachment inquiry will begin in less than a week and there's a report this morning that the president wanted the attorney general to speak up in his defense. nbc's white house correspondent peter alexander has the story on that three things to watch, in fact, peter, good morning. >> reporter: savannah, good morning to you that is where we start with the house democrats announcing those first public hearings in the impeachment inquiry will begin next wednesday, first up the top diplomat in ukraine, a man by the name of william taylor, later the former u.s. ambassador to ukraine, marine yovanovitch taylo