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and in northern georgia there, this is no northern georgia. the rough ride, sorry, this is the rough ridge wildfire spread to more than 10,000 acres nearly 300 fights are working to put it contained. smoke from the massive phi fire can be seen as far south as -- len order cohen has died. the musician's career five deck aids. he was best known for his song "hallelujah" covered hundreds of times. he was inducted into the rock and roll hall of fame in 2008. he was 82 years old. people gathered outside coen's home to mourn his passing. they laid flower tributes at the steps of his hope. the vigil statistic started with a small group of people and grew as the my went on. he released his final album you want it darker just a few weeks ago. >> anchor: a glitch in the commuter booking system used by major u.s. airlines causing delays at airports across the country today. the system went down around noon and recovered about an hour later. the system is used by airlines, hotels and travel agents to coordinate the sale of tickets and hotel rooms. bitten

4uare miles in northern georgia. kz >>> "south coast today" reports the rescue of six crew mbers from a fishing boat. the 72-foot ship was about five miles from the massachusetts coast yesterday when it started to sink. the coast guard sent a cutter evacnj7l tpter to safely >>> still ahead, holiday toy hazard. a tonka truck is puld after a couple of claims it burst into flames in the back of their pickup. >> announcer: this portion of the "cbs morning news" is sponsored by international delight. i like it internional and i until i find what works. discover cosentyx, a different kind of medicine for moderate to severe plaque psoriasis. proven to help the majority of people find clear or almost clear skin. 8 out of 10 people saw 75% skin clearance at 3 months. while the majority saw 90% clearance. befo?re starting, youhould be tested for tuberculosis. an increased risk of infections and lowered ability to fight them may occur... or if you have received a vaccine or plan to. if you have inflammatory bowel disease,b; happening? >> johnson tied hall of fame drivers richard petty and dale e

dry roadsincident freelight traffic drive times are on breaking this morning - residents in northern georgia are being told that it's no longer safe for them to stay inside their homes has crews work to contain a wildfire that continues to spread. so far more than six square miles of mountain wilderness has burned.the steep and rugged conditions have made it difficult to fight the fire that investigators believe was intentionally set.residents have held vigils praying for rain, and many have taken shelter in a local church.so many people have donated to the makeshift shelter, volunteers say they don't need this morning, the u-s forest service will set up a command center in the area. a strong, new earthquake with a magnitude of six-point-two struck new zealand's south island.. just hours after a more powerful quake killed two people there. the quake triggered landslides and collapsed a house on new zealand's south island.roads were split open and police got reports of minor injuries. new this morning - milwaukee police are investagiting two shootings that happened in the happened just before

the red boxes you see are tornado watches ongoing for parts of northern georgia stretching back down through alabama, mississippi, and louisiana for this nasty line of thunderstorms pushing through. energy is with the system pushing through west virginia now, and about to approach d.a. your morning commute is going to be dry, just fog to contend with. skies clouding up with a few isolated showers through midday, but late in the day we get scattered showers, downpours for your evening commute, so another wet ride home from work today and overnight tonight. the rain wraps up and the sun will break up with temperatures quite mild for december 1st. a lot of us had half an inch to an inch and a half even 2 inches of rain yesterday and we'll add another inch and a half on top of that today. for most of us we'll add another inch on top of the -- the welcome rain from yesterday. upper left low to our north friday. all it means are some building clouds. overall it looks like a nice end to the week before cooler air arrives this weekend. highs today, 50 in boston, above average. we should be i

the rough ridge wildfire in northern georgia is now by a lightning strike in the chattahoochee national forest. it is just 13% contained. smoke from the fire condition seen as far south as atlanta. state officials say right now there is no threat to life or personal property. president obama is asking congress for an additional $11.6 billion to fight isis. the request comes as iraqi troops backed by u.s. air power and advisors are locked in a fierce battle with is this the city of mosul. that price tag for operations this year to more than $85 billion. >> federal judge ordered state officials in michigan to immediately begin delivering bottled water to homes in flint. residents there have been living without access to safe drinking water since learning it was tainted with lead more than 2 years ago. the motion was filed as part of the case brought under the safe drinking water act. grubhub ceo is backtracking on the resignation of any trump supporters in his company in an e-mail to his 1,000 employees. matt maloney suggests those who agreed with trump's nationalist aprilty immigrate and

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across the country are trying to contain a fire that has burned more than 40 square miles in northern georgia. >>> south coast today reports the rescue of six crew members from a fishing boat. the 72-foot ship was about five miles from the massachusetts coast yesterday when it started to sink. the coast guard sent a cutter and helicopter to safely evacuate the crew. >> announcer: this portion of the "cbs morning news" is sponsored by international delight. i like it international and i listerine? kills 99% of bad breath germs for a 100% fresh mouth. feeling 100% means you feel bold enough to... ...assist a magician... ...or dance. listerine?. bring out the bold? see me. see me. don't stare at me. see me. see me. see me to know that psoriasis is just something that i have. i'm not contagious. until i find what works. discover cosentyx, a different kind of medicine for moderate to severe plaque psoriasis. proven to help the majority of people find clear or almost clear skin. 8 out of 10 people saw 75% skin clearance at 3 months. while the majority saw 90% clearance. do not use if you are allerg

. >> reed: a similar scene unfolding in northern georgia where a fire called the rough ridge wildfire has spread to more than 10,000 acres there. started from a lightning strike in the chattahoochee national forest. so far it's 13 percent contained. nearly 300 firefighters are assigned to get that one under control. >>> four people stabbed inside a mental facility in pennsylvania today. the suspect shot by police. this happened at a facility in homestead which is closed to pittsburgh. the armed man identified as 38-year-old dustin johnson. authorities say he dropped the knife but refused to put down his gun as his victims were bleeding he was conscience when taken to the hospital for treatment. an employee says johnson was complaining about his stay at the facility and how it had, quote, ruined his life. >> jim: for the class of 2016 college graduates here are sobering statistics. the privilege of hanging a diploma on your wall comes at a steep cost. the tune of $37,000 in student loan debt on average. and as far as the job market goes? over half, 51 percent of recent graduates say th

south of there, smoke from the fires in northern georgia can be seen as far south as macon and for all groups. this smokey haze is expected to stay in the atlanta area and north georgia throughout thursday. the city's about 80 miles south of the rough ridge fire, the largest blaze in the south. >>> also in georgia in atlanta, a dad could spend the rest of his life in prison after being convictsed of murdering his own son. jurors found justin ross harris get of all counts of leaving a child in a a hot car. his attorneys say they'll of stressed out parents watching the trial, something uncomfortably relatable to the claim he accident hi left his son in the hot suv where 22 month old cooper harris died in 2014. >> we find the man guilty. >> reporter: a jury in georgia sides with parents who never understand how this father forgot his son. harris sat stone faced as he was convicted of murder, cruelty to children and other charges likely going to they dlikt for more than three days and asked for this police station video where he and his now wife were going over the story. she told jurors s

they can actually see the smoke from the wildfires across northern georgia and western north carolina. my comparison last year at the same stretch of time. we had average rain fall. what little rain we can get, we'll take it the mist and drizzle out there this morning. the main area of low pressure is off the coastline but there is a secondary low spinning the wheels in the northern shenandoah valley. don't expect a lot of rain out of this. a few hundredths of slippery, wet leaves out there, be careful on the sidewalks and drivers in some of the corners. northern parts of fairfax county from great falls and potomac there, the showers aren't going a lot of anywhere but will hang there in the northern and western sides of the d.c. metropolitan area. we'll be in the 40 is on and i have high confidence this is really, got a bead on the forecast here. a light rain tapering off by about 7:30, 8:00. could be as late as 9:30 or 10 before the last of the rain drops starts to dry up across parts of north and central virginia. things should improve dramatically and get sunshine back here as earl

extreme drought conditions continue across all of northern georgia and now are fueling a nearly month long wildfire. the "rough ridge" wildfire has spread to more than 10-thousand acres. nearly three hundred firefighters are working to extinguish the fire which is 13 percent contained. smoke from the fire can be seen as far south as atlanta. now that donald trump is president-elect...he's going to have to make some tough choices...like what plane he's going to use.a u-s official out his private jet for air- force-one.the military-owned plane is equipped with special features to protect the commander-in-chief.for example, in the event of a nuclear blast, its special shielding will prevent it from being destroyed.air force one also has enough room for the president's staff. up next on live at daybreak on today's tmj4--veterans day members today.also-- a sneak peek of the milwaukee rep's production of a christmas carol.what is new, and how to get a big discount on tickets president obama will honor our nation's veterans today.mr. obama wi pay tribute by laying a floral wreath at the tomb

check out the smoke in northern georgia. it was started a lightning strike back in october. atlanta. the far southwestern tip of north carolina has now been added to exceptional drought since yesterday. it is really really bad. we will check out what is going on with the cold front coming in and then we will talk about the rainfall potential who will see how much in the coming days. let's start with the satellite picture. not bringing any rain but will deliver a the air is coming in from eastern canada and the cold air will make its way south. the air will dry out a first lot. you want moist air. that helps fight the fires. we are seeing a high thin clouds but press out of the area by morning. we will have a lot of sunshine tomorrow and a lot of chill. let's take a look at the it will upgrading to a freeze warning. we are seeing freeze warnings to parts of missouri and past -- parts of texas. there is our freeze watch up graded to a freeze warning. so we told you about that potential for rain. here is that potential for tuesday. that wave of low pressure in the last half spr

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. >>> a wild fire in northern georgia continues to spread fuelled by drought conditions. strike almost a month ago. you can see the-i have smoke covering the area in this video. right now firefighters are monitoring it for any changes. >>> this morning canada and the music world are mourning the death of leonard cohen. he blended folk music with a darker edge winning him fans around the world. he was also a renowned poet and novelist. >>> a trapped deer left behind quite a mess at a clothing store in oklahoma. the deer crashed through the window to get back outside. it is not clear how badly it might have been hurt because the animal took off. the store is not sure how it got inside in the first place. >>> next week is severe winter weather week. here is krystal klei. >> every day we'll be visiting different malls across our region. it's not just because it's a great way to meet you in your neighborho neighborhood. these have been designated weather ready ambassador. what does that mean? let's explain. from severe storms to winter whiteouts we live in a region where we co

mark strassmann reports from the northern georgia town of clayton. more than 70 fires, stretched across 8 southern states have already charred more than 100 thousand acres and forced evacuations. "i'm concerned it was up there at the top of the ridge and now its down to here//it's unnerving its scary, its terrifying." in north carolina, flames are threatening at least 17 hundred structures... (gov. pat mccrory/(r) north carolina) more than 20 wildfires are burning there-many of them being investigated for suspected arson. "the way this fire is it is totally different. it does not do what its supposed to//this is the worst thing that i've ever been involved in." from the flames---massive plumes of smoke. so much that dozens of counties are facing air quality advisories. a view from nasa shows the extent of the smoke. some of it has started to drift into the metro atlanta area. "i have twelve year old kids with asthma, 12 year old noticed them coughing." making it especially difficult for fire fighters are the dry conditions and severe drought plaguing

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parts of northern georgia could get a couple inches out of this.he fire situation would be alleviated. >>> thank you, pedram. the dow, nasdaq and s&p all sitting at record highs this morning. investors setting to take a step back. dow futures set for losses this morning. the shares in asia lower and oil prices are the reason. it now appears opec countries will not reach a deal to cut production. >>> investors can be thankful for gains last week. something we have not seen in years. the stock market has been quiet thanksgiving week. slim gains or losses each of those weeks. the dow is up this year. 1.5% over just the past four sessions. the down side to the stock market rally. mortgage rates are spiking. the average 30-year fixed rate is 4.19%. on election day, it was 3.62%. the increase comes from treasury bonds tied to mortgage rates. investors are ditching bonds in favor of stocks. the strong stock market reaction ma makes it easier for the fed to increase rates. that means a $250,000 mortgage with a 3.5% interest rate is a payment of $1,230 a mo

same conditions are fueling the rough ridge wildfire in northern georgia. that one started in mid-october by a lightning strike. smoke from the fires could be seen as far south as atlanta. >> and right now, we're in the low 60s across the area, and as the sun sets in less than 30 minutes, temperatures are going to drop quickly with clear skies and really dry air in place. take a look at where you're at right now. 63 here in washington. 61 up in frederick. and by 7:00 p.m., as high school football playoffs get under way, we're in the mid 50s. here's the thing. it's breezy right now, and it's still going to be breezy as we head into the evening hours. that's going to add an additional chill. by 9:00, a lot of us are going to have feels-like temperatures in the 30s. heading out tonight, you definitely want the warm jacket. if you're heading to a football game, you probably want to consider bringing a lap blanket. overnight tonight, if you're in silver spring, washington, fairfax, you're under a frost advisory that's going to run until 9:00 a.m. tomorrow mornin

the same conditions are fueling the rough ridge wildfire in northern georgia. it was started in mid october by a lightning strike. smoke from that blaze can be seen as far south as atlanta. >> chuck, so i have a boot camp tomorrow morning outside. >> awesome. >> what are the chances of me calling that in to stay home. >> the odds are you're going to be glad it's cold outside. >> just keep the blood flowing. >> you said tomorrow morning -- >> it's going to be very chilly tomorrow morning. sunday morning is going to be a little colder, but there won't be as much of a wind to contend with on sunday so saturday morning layer up and you got to tough it out, erika, you got to be texas tough, right? >> you got it. we've got sunshine and not a terribly cold day just damage as the afternoon wears on, only averaging 9 miles per hour at national airport. but a lot more of our reporting stations are in the 15-25-mile-per-hour range. as far as the sky conditions go, plenty of sunshine out there now, as the colder air settles in from the north and west, we'll pick up more an

it is impressive when you take a look at some of the maps here, the deep reds, all of northern georgia, parts of tennessee where we've had tremendous drought in place. in fact, in the city of atlanta there's been weather records that have been kept since the 1870s that's over 50,000 days, the longest stretch of no rainfall was 39 days in a row of no rainfall. currently in atlanta it was not rained for 41 consecutive days. it puts it in perspective. you take a look, another way to break this down, places such as phoenix, los angeles, las vegas well-known for being dry generally but also in a drought right now. compare those to plan, chattanooga and birmingham the rainfall disparity is undeniable. so when you take a look at the forecast modeling you see this wall of water that is wonderful news for a lot of people that really dealt with a poor air quality as well and some of this does come with severe weather. we could get wild weather here across portions of louisiana and arkansas but for some it will be very beneficial when it comes to the rainfall. where they don't need any more rainf

this is now getting obviously out of hand: the wildfires will continue and anything that there, northern georgia getting in on that as well. southern tennessee and parts of alabama as well. this entire area needs a good deal of rain and of course now we're in the drier months, we need these fronts to come through with a little more moisture. the ones that have moved through our area haven't produced much and the next one won't either. moisture starved will continue here unfortunately. for us a lot of clouds yesterday. that's that front that's well down to the south producing today. that will set the stage for several days of fantastic weather with full sun. cool mornings, yes, despite that we'll recover nicely. then we'll even get rid of that the next few days. tomorrow morning we'll wake up cool again. look at these temperatures here, still low it mid-50s. we've already had upper 40s across the north and a nice warmup through the afternoon. 70s, less cloud cover tomorrow. that sets the stage for cooler temperatures and more widespread as opposed to the nature coast, we'll share those upper 40s

and we are looking at really exceptional drought conditions in parts of alabama, northern georgia still. we're still doing okay in the tampa bay area but that's just because we have seen so much rain through the summertime months. if we don't get some soon, we could run into problems here as well. this month, like i said, it's typically the driest month of the year but it's been exceptionally only picked up .01 of rain so far. in the average november, we pick up just over 1.5 inches. so currently tie for the the second driest november on record for us. outside in land o'lakes, 82 degrees this afternoon. the humidity is up a little bit, especially for this time of year. noticing that during the afternoon hours. and at veterans ford, extra clouds and temperatures. now sitting in the upper 70s. so not a bad afternoon or over. it will be visible for six minutes at 5:55 p.m. so after you get off work, take a look outside and you can see that passing through sky. for us tonight, we should have just a few clouds around. should be on okay viewing. at 9:00 p.m., in the low 70s. a few clouds thro

more than 80,000 acres are burning from northern georgia to tennessee and to the carolinas. thousands of people have been most of the fires, they believe, are arsons and so far, no arrests were made. >>> and in the valley, we have new information the flooded honors dorm at asu and we're learning that students will be displaced for five days. the water pipe burst on the fifth floor. >>> and for the first time, international flights are coming to mesa gateway airport. this is huge. the airport will have several flights heading to and fromicalgary and will begin in mid-january. >>> and a wall street will try to today. the dow snapped a seven-day winning streak yesterday and fell 54 points. and toyota plans to develop a battery-powered car and get it to market as quickly as possible. for years, the company focused on hybrid cars but sales of the prius have been dropping. >>> and looking for a new hairstale, get a load of this. we're talking glow-in-the-dark hair. and it's a thing. the colorist guy tang is behind light responsive. >> you think you can pull it off? >> i think. >>

one fire is the size of manhattan and burning in northern georgia. >> brian: just saw something where there are over 250 people in the state of tennessee in the hospital because of breathing issues, so that's turning into a big deal. around here everyone is already you heard me. we're expecting it this weekend. good morning, it's wednesday, november 16th. >> hump day. i'm tia ewing. meteorologist samantha roberts is in the first alert weather day tracking the drastic changes coming for the weekend. >> brian: can't wait, sam. >> samantha: it's the first one of the season. we can have this one, and we can have one on christmas and back to the 70s, right? no, i don't think so. time is 6:01. we've offo this morning. just a few clouds around. partly to mostly cloudy depending on your location. i am watching a little light rain over lake erie, and if that holding together, you can run into a few raindrops on your windshield this morning. i don't think we'll see anything of significance, but be prepared to dodge a few sprinkles. nothing measurable or anything like that. 40s for that morning

critical injuries earlier this evening, so we have a tornado watch for northern alabama and northern georgia. currently no active tornado warnings, so that's good. we've had 68 reports of tornados and wind damage combined from louisiana, mississippi, and northern portions of alabama. the worst of it is this area of northeastern alabama, where we had the fatalities and the damage swath is about 550 miles. for the rest of today, 10 million people in a slight risk for storms, so new orleans, pensacola, augusta, georgia, that's the area we'll be watching closely. >>> democrats and republicans in the senate are set to come together to honor vice president joe biden as his time in public office comes to a close. lawmakers will pay tribute to the vice president's time on capitol hill and in the white house next week. the ceremony will feature testimonials from top senators including senate majority leader mitch mcconnell and minority leader harry reid, along with chris coons of delaware, who came up with the idea. biden, who represented delaware in the senate for 36 years before coming vice preside

northern alabama and northern georgia and this has really developed over the last three to four monthsour fall season, this is the southeast drought, this is how much rainfall has fallen since the beginning of september first, only about .68, 3.59, this is about 7% of normal. some areas have gone 50-some days without rainfall in the region and zero rain expected over the next seven days. this is how much rain they need to get out of the drought. the pink is a foot of rain, you need like a hurricane to come to end this drought. now that we're getting out of hurricane season, that's not going to happen. we're going to watch this drought continue likely into next summer. today's forecast, very warm, dry throughout the southern half of the country. we're on pace easily for the warmest november ever across the nation and that follows up our second warmest october on record. we continue to knock these off with incredible warmth across our country. >> all right. thank you so much, bill. we'll get to those blizzards later this week, i guess. louis? >>> betty, before we go to break, a check on

. >> in northern georgia crews who are battling forest fires have an you can expected ally in their fightches are stepping up. volunteers for instance at liberty baptist church working around the clock to help make sure the firefighters work is maybe a little bit easier. they're happening out cough drops and wipes and eye washes. they have extra bedding and portable showers in case homeowners in the path of the fire decide to evacuate. >>> the grieving widow of a pennsylvania corrections officer fears she may never know what happened to her husband. gravely injured inside the walls of one of the state's toughest prisons. so she has come to fox 29 investigates for answers. >> ton night jeff cole reports there are some serious questions about the death of david weaver. ♪ >> he was a funny guy. >> reporter: on shelf in small montgomery county home. >> he was the kind of guy that would give you the shirt off his back. >> reporter: the momentos of life are placed with care. >> he wore his heart on his sleeve. >> reporter: he mark david weaver's live, a husband arc dad a navy veteran a goodman

mark strassmann is in the northern georgia down of clayton right now. mark, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, all of this charring comes from a burned more than 5,000 acres and is only 10% contained. and the smoke here is so thick, residents are being urged to wear air masks like these whenever they go outside. more than 70 wildfires stretch across eight southern states. those fires have already charred more than 100,000 acres and forced evacuations. >> oh, i'm concerned. it was up there at the top of the ridge and now it's down here. it's unnerving. it's scary. it's terrifyingin >> reporter: in north carolina, flames are threatening 17 structures. more than 20 wildfires are burn north carolina income many of them investigated for suspected arson. >> the way this fire is totally different. this is the worst thing i've ever been involved in. >> reporter: from the flames, massive plumes of smoke, so much that dozens of counties are facing air quality advisories. a view from nasa shows the extent of the smoke. >> i have have asthma, being outside wi

northern georgia, two fires have charred more than 25,000 acres and air quality alert issued in atlanta for the first time in more than four years. flames burned 45,000 acres in north carolina. evacuations ordered in the western part ofthe state. more than a thousand people have been forced from their homes. >>> the cause of a fire at an oil refinery near los angeles is under investigation this morning. firefighters needed two hours to injuries at the scene. a refinery has safety issues before. anxploon in february 2015 injured two people. it kept the facility closed for year t investigators blame that accident, in part, on a failure to follow safety procedures. >>> protests against a controversial oil pipeline project has spread now all across the country. >> stop the pipeline! >> hundreds of people march demandsing president obama shut down the dakota access pipeline before he leaves office. the underground pipeline would carry oil across four states and protests were held from california t vermont. co paters claim the lies and 300 demonstrators introduces legislation to scrap the ele