we're looking at frequent downpours along th parts of northeast and the ohio valley. warm with sunshine in parts of the south. houston today, 77 degrees. all right, guys, that's your friday forecast. >> all right, michelle, thank you. have a good weekend. >>> big blue seeing red. why ibm is pulling ads from twitter. >>> amazon primed to take on the auto industry. this is not just a shot. ( ♪♪ ) this is protection made easy. ( ♪♪ ) for those who got plans. ( ♪♪ ) get your free flu and covid-19 vaccines in one trip. ♪ on your period, sudden gushes happen. say goodbye gush fears! thanks to always ultra thins... with rapiddry technology... that absorbs two times faster. hellooo clean and comfortable. always. fear no gush. ♪ vicks vapostick provides soothing, non-medicated vicks vapors. [exhales] easy to apply for the whole family. vicks vapostick and try vaposhower for steamy vicks vapors. >>> ibm says it has immediately suspended all advertising on the social media platform x, formally known as twitter after its ads appeared close to content about hitler and the nazi par

also the northern plains, great lakes, ohio valley, interior parts of the northeast we're looking at rain falling, could see snow mixing in as well. it will be light but one of those mondays. it will be breezy as the storm system passes through. one spot that will be warm, we're looking at a lot of warm through the south central states, portioners of the great lakes, ohio valley into northeast. well above normal in so many spots. this november warm, even record breaking possibly, we're even into the 60s in rapid city, that's 11 degrees above normal for this time of year. warm in chicago 68 degrees. we are into the 80s in lots of spots in the south central states. little rock 16 degrees above normal. we will keep it warm tomorrow, we are looking is a southerly low bringing temperatures up. st. louis tomorrow 20 degrees above average, 78 degrees. this is going to extend into the northeast as well, looking near 70 degrees in new york city, then it's back to normal soar i phoenix, also tucson and lots of 80s throughout texas. and that's your monday forecast. >> michelle, thank you. >>> "

the ohio valley could see rain and parts of the northeast, we're going to see rain as well today. it's going to be breezy too. now that's one big weather story. the other is we're looking at really warm temperatures for movement record warmth, temperatures 10 to 20 degrees above normal for this time of year. so 80s throughout the south. 81 in little rock. that's 16 degrees above what is typical this time of year. into the great lakes, 68 degrees in chicago. 17 degrees above what is typical for this time of year. records likely once again tomorrow. temperatures soaring into the 80s in many spots. into the 70s in some other spots. st. louis, 77 degrees in lynchburg. that's 15 degrees above normal. and back to normal as we head throughout the rest of the workwe the southwest. temperatures in the 90s in phoenix and tucson and 80s throughout texas. 85 in san angelo. all right. that's your monday forecast. >> okay, thank you so much, michelle. >>> let's hope the skies stay clear for thanksgiving. test flights have already begun at the 2023 balloon fest in preparation for the 97th annual

looking at that cold front bringing rain into interior parts of the north east, tennessee valley, ohio valleyo portions of of the lower mississippi valley and could see light rain from the carolinas, too. and the southwest and rockies as well looking at higher mountain snow. chilly breeze throughout the ohio valley. that is a cold front going to bring the changes. bringing the rain today but then a chilly breeze. new york city you're going to see some rain tonight. into the early parts of saturday, should be out of here by 8:00 a.m. and see temperatures tumble and a chilly, chilly sunday. we're looking at strong storms throughout the central and southern plains and still some snowy rocky mountain snow, the higher elevation snow and lower elevation rain throughout the pacific north west. back to you. >> michelle grossman, thank you so much and have a good weekend. >>> still ahead here, president biden wraps up his west coast trip today. we'll go through his diplomatic schedule and his meeting yesterday with the leaders of japan and south korea at the pacific state summit. "way too early" with

throughout the south, the midwest, into portions of the central plains, a chilly breeze in the ohio valley and wet ind o valley, midwest and great lakes. looking to the south nice and mild. lots of sunshine in houston. 80 degrees in corpus christi that's your friday forecast. >> we will celebrate it. thank you so much. >>> the ravens and bengals duke it out on a thursday night thriller >>> but first, no ki o tfanguthe feds the history-making billion dollar bust on counterfeit goods in new york. this is not just a shot. ( ♪♪ ) this is protection made easy. ( ♪♪ ) for those who got plans. ( ♪♪ ) get your free flu and covid-19 vaccines in one trip. ♪ on your period, sudden gushes happen. say goodbye gush fears! thanks to always ultra thins... with rapiddry technology... that absorbs two times faster. hellooo clean and comfortable. always. fear no gush. ♪ vicks vapostick provides soothing, non-medicated vicks vapors. [exhales] easy to apply for the whole family. vicks vapostick and try vaposhower for steamy vicks vapors. >>> a billion dollars in counterfeit merchandise found inside storage loc

whether we get into saturday that it merges with this cold front that brings rain to folks across the ohio valley tomorrow. that means that as we get into saturday we've got plenty of moisture to tap into for parts of new england. heavy raind atlantic. low 60s for new york city. 64 degrees for detroit with partly cloudy skies. and that's a lock aok at your forecast, guys. >>> it's not a bird and it's not really a plane. it's a black fly. a businessman in kentucky is the second person to own and fly one of these things. it can take off and land without a runway, kind of like a helicopter. instead of running on gas it runs on electricity. it's made by pivotal, a company in california. >>> why acl surgery might not be the best solution. >>> and check your medicine cabinet. the new eyedrop recall this morning. this is not just a shot. ( ♪♪ ) this is protection made easy. ( ♪♪ ) for those who got plans. ( ♪♪ ) get your free flu and covid-19 vaccines in one trip. it ain't my dad's razor, dad. ay watch it! it's from gillettelabs. this green bar releases trapped hairs from my face... gamechanga! ...while

getting a lot of moisture streaming across the mississippi river valley, tennessee, ohio river valleyrd the northeast. next big system moving into the west with very heavy rain for the northwest and snow for the mountains for not only the cascades but down towards the southwest. and here's the late week rain that is moving into the ohio valley, the great lakes and the northeast on friday. if you are traveling, make sure you are up to date. fox weather.com for all of your latest details. i think i am sending it to brian. everyone, hello, everyone. >> brian: eventually we knew it would come back to us. janice, thanks so much. appreciate. if special thanks to everyone who came out point pleasant little point book shop. >> ainsley: how was it? >> brian: fantastic. >> ainsley: ains dana is friends with the people to own the bookstore. >> brian: i don't speak during the day so it was fantastic. go to harker heights first and george w. bush presidential library. will be able to speak there and talk about teddy and booker t. >> ainsley: in dallas and see steve's grandchild. >> brian: steve i

through the northern plains, the great lakes, the upper midwest, into parts of the ohio valley, we could also see snow in portions of minnesota that would be minor, but still could see some tricky travel there it's going to be breezy as well. so we have rain. that's a big weather story today. also looking at some really warm air. we're look at record highs likely in many spots. temperatures in the 90s in some spots. in little rock 16 degrees above what is typical this time of year. really warm in chicago too. that warmth is going to stay in placoking at temperatures in th 90s in phoenix and tuesday. and into the upper 80s in lubbock. 80s also in dallas. and that's your monday forecast. >> all right, michelle, thank you. >>> a groundbreaking treatment is up for fda approval. is up for fda approval. >> how two new therapies could pain hits fast. so get relief fast. only tylenol rapid release gels have laser drilled holes. they release medicine fast for fast pain relief. and now, get max strength topical pain relief precisely where you need it. with new tylenol precise. king c. gillette is

expecting snow to continue today and tomorrow and gusty mid-atlantic, the northeast as well, the ohio valley, temperatures mainly in the 30s. all right. guys, that's your monday forecast. >> michelle, thank you. >>> "early today" is back in 60 seconds with a recall alert for honda owners. >>> and what better way to start your first day back after the holiday weekend than by browsing for deals. don't tell your boss we say that, cnbc's steve sedgwick will tell us why cyber monday could be bigger than ever this year. but a little metamucil everyday can help. metamucil's psyllium fiber gels to trap and remove the waste that weighs you down and also helps lower cholesterol and slows sugar absorption to promote healthy blood sugar levels. so you can feel lighter and more energetic. lighten every day the metamucil way. and for a delicious way to promote digestive health try metamucil fiber thins. ♪ holiday music and trumpets ♪ ♪♪ [laughs] oh, come on now. ♪♪ alice loves the scent of gain so much, she wished there was a way to make it last longer. . say hello to your fairy godmother alice and long-l

temperatures freezing once you get across the ohio valley. all courtesy of the jet stream that's taken a big dip to the south here all that cold air from canada has come south bound. however, that jet stream flattens going into the weekend. that means a lot of places will see temperatures rebound. a lot of places at or above average across dozens of states going into the weekend. for example, 60s and 70s now return. nashville, 71. 68 in st. louis. temperatures in the 70s across the south and a trend that continues into sunday and beyond. >> norah: mike bettes, thanks. thousands of teachers and school staffers went on strike today in portland, oregon, canceling school for about 49,000 students. the teachers, whose average salary is $82,000 a year, are demanding higher pay, more time to plan lessons, and a cap on class sizes. the union has advised parents to make plans for child care while 81 schools in the district are closed. now to the class action ruling that could change the way americans buy and sell homes. a federal jury in missouri on t

you see the rain through parts of the ohio valley. we have the low that will push rain up into portions of the mid-atlantic and northeast. today, the middle of the country. elsewhere, sunny skies. you will not have a difficult time getting around there. from the great lakes down to the gulf coast is where we watch for slower travel. chicago, cleveland, nashville tomorrow. not a lot of rain, but something to watch. plenty of sunshine and chilly temperatures out west. good news for travel. >> the airlines need your help to stick the landing. angie, thank you. >>> so many people are headed home this week and a lot of others are stopping at malls and businesses across the country, exactly one month to go until christmas. if you are headed out or staying put, 180 million people are expected to do some holiday shopping this weekend. george solis is at the walmart in philly today. george, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, peter. shoppers arriving at the walmart in south philadelphia. it has been open since 6:00 a.m. they are open at 6

temperatures freezing once you get across the ohio valley. now the cold air is all courtesy of the jet stream, taking a big dip to the south. however, that jet stream flattens going into the weekend. that means a lot of places see temperatures rebound. a lot of places at or above average across dozens of states going into the weekend. for example, 60s and 70s now return. nashville, 71. 68 in st. louis. temperatures in the 70s across the south here, norah, and a trend that continues into sunday and beyond. >> mike bettes, thanks. >>> thousands of teachers and school staffers went on strike today in portland, oregon, canceling school for about 49,000 students. the teachers, whose average salary is $82,000 a year are demanding higher pay, more time to plan lessons, and a cap on class sizes. the union has advised parents to mak plans for child care while 81 schools in the district are closed. after cooking a delicious chicken cheddar broccoli recipe, you will want to delete all your delivery apps. because nothing beats a perfect combo of sweet to

degrees in new york city is your high temperature for the day, this front coming across parts of the ohio valleyind it quickly, things will feel much colder this evening, the windchill could cause a few delays across the airports today and the northeast. across areas of the west, this is our storm. it will cut across the country over the next four days and cause significant delays at times. this is by tomorrow morning, snow across the rockies and by afternoon maybe severe weather across the south, oklahoma and texas. this isn't a ton of snow across the central plains, colder air eventually. on monday a big mess in the central plains and severe weather in the south, tuesday your travel day, across the east, keep in mind delays will have ripple effect across the country. not the worst storm we've ever had for thanksgiving travel but there is a storm. rachel: glad my kids are all home before this happens. coming up the los angeles auto show back with the biggest fans showing off their hottest. mike walks us through his top picks. ♪ u. so my best friend sophie says you've been a huge help. at amerip

temperatures, precipitationwise the pacific northwest desperately needs rain, drier conditions across the ohio valley is cold this past week and it lost a branch. it is so heavy, heavy enough i can't to bring it inside. could have thrown a blanket over it but got to this point you are talking about. you just said to me, for a month it turns out. >> it doesn't have a little change. this is what the outlook looks like. will: good useful information. rachel: useful information on the show. all right. coming up, lockdowns lagging test scores and curriculums, alabama leading all of this to the rise of homeschooling. our next guests helping fuel the surge. how it could help your kids next. i served three overseas tours. i love to give back to the community. i offer what i can when i can. i started noticing my memory was slipping. i saw a prevagen commercial and i did some research on it. i started taking prevagen about three years ago. i feel clearer in my thoughts, my memory has improved and generally just more on point. prevagen. at stores everywhere without a prescription. rsv is in for a surprise. meet

we're looking good in the south central states up to the midwest, the ohio valley and northeast looking good. we're cold in a lot of spots, well below freezing in portions of the midwest and to the northern plains. 20 degrees below what is typical for this time of year, along with this snow falling on radar, and we're seeing blustery conditions. really frigid temperatures, arctic air working in, and winds gusting over 35 miles per hour. 8 million people impacted by winter alerts through sunday -- through saturday, excuse me, through the central plains. winter storm warnings, winter storm watches and advisoies are in effect. we'll see nearly 2 feet of snow in some spots. that is today, and as we go throughout tomorrow, another quiet day if you are out and about and traveling. still looking at that storm in the middle of the country. otherwise we're pretty quiet. this is a busy day to travel on sunday, one of the busiest, and we're looking at the storm in the rockies ming its way cross country. we're looking at the great lakes, the midwest, and all this rain to the midwest and to tennesse

talk about getting home for thanks giving and that's what we're corned about now and parts of the ohio valleystern sea board and dropping temperatures down and windy this afternoon and we're going to see flight delays across parts of the northeast and watching for that. then there's a storm coming in today across parts of california and in towards the desert southwest and tomorrow bringing snow in the rockies and severe weather across parts of the planes and cause delays across some of the airports and by monday, we need moisture across parts of the south and alabama and mississippi and louisiana. we're going to get some and it'll be severe weather watching that tornado or two and big rain and wind across the central part of the country and that'll cause delays for tuesday and moving across the eastern sea board and once this is out of here and things are looking good and got to get home to start with. will: what'd you say? rick: will and pete. pill and wheat. that makes sense. pete: which would it be? pill or wheat? rick: that's it. which one are you? pete: put it to the viewer. will: sit he

eighth of november and summertime heat across the southern plains, the mississippi river valley, ohioisville there. we will hit 80 in little rock, 83 in st. louis and heat shift eastward across southeast toward midatlantic. 82 in raleigh, 81 in savannah. friday 88 in tampa, 84 in jupiter and cold front will sink in and bring temperatures to realistic values this time of year. summertime, it is a front coming through, bringing rain and we could see a wintry mix meaning potential for rain. that is toward northern new england, concerned with ice accumulation. you see pink, that is not great on the road and power lines, not a good situation, especially if you are driving tomorrow into friday. we'll keep an eye on that. here is ice forecast, already talking about that. less than tenth of an inch but still a problem if you are traveling. pretty good snow for some areas. we have summer in some areas, winter in others. we'll keep you up to date with foxweather.com. >> todd: important warning, scrapers out. authorities searching for the suspect accused of killing. the death is a homicide and t

ohio valley, we could see rain. even slight snow further to the north.e as we go throughout the next 12 days. jonathan? >> michelle grossman, thank you very much. >>> still ahead on "way too early," we'll recap secretary of state anthony blinken's trip to the middle east as he met with arab leaders callinging for a cease-fire in the gaza strip. >>> and lara selman joins us on "way too early" on trying to ease tensions. that's coming up after the break. ease tensions. that's coming up after the break. ef. don't get burned by winter nose. a nose in need deserves puffs indeed. america's #1 lotion tissue. (carolers) ♪ iphone 15 pro for your husband! iphone 15 pro — ♪ a nose in need deserves puffs indeed. (wife) carolers! to tell me you want a new iphone? a better plan is verizon. (vo) this holiday turn any iphone, in any condition, into a new iphone 15 pro with titanium, apple tv 4k, and six months of apple one. all three on us. it's holiday everyday with verizon. you're probably not easily persuaded to switch mobile providers for your business. but what if

we've got this cold front eventually going to cross the ohio valley as we get into tomorrow.coastal rain will stay offshore until we get into saturday and merges that moisture and brings the potential for heavy rainfall across portions ofs of new england. and also see really chilly conditions behind this along with windy conditions. so that's what's on tap for saturday. looking across the board rain in california, mild kilgzs in the middle of the country and showers as i spoke about here as we get across the midwest. it'll be crisp and cool behind that system and by the time we get into sunday, jonathan, it'll be much chillier for the north east but we'll be watching mountain snow and storms developing in the middle of the country. >> angie lassman, thank you and enjoy your long weekend. >>> still ahead here on "way too early," new polling shows independent voters really want to see other candidates in 2024 and not just settle for biden and trump. we'll break down the numbers and the major issues driving the desire for a more diverse field. we'll be right back with that. the

that system is going to move across the mississippi and tennessee river valley up toward the ohio valleyortheast. going to be not the greatest weekend for our folks across the east coast. we have a new storm system in the west. going to bring not heavy rain but mountain snow. good news for the skiers. too much rain is going to cause issues including flooding. i also want to make mention we have tremendous amount of rain around the hawaii area. over the next couple of days through the weekend. so we'll watch that as well. we watch all 50 states here in the weather department, fox weather.com for all of your latest details. all right, steve, ainsley, brian, to you, my friend. >> ainsley: thanks, janice. >> steve: thursday "foxcast." meanwhile, fox news alert, in about 10 minutes, embattled new york congressman george santos will hold a press conference just outside the capitol building. >> brian: the new york lawmaker is set to speak out ahead of a possible third expulsion vote. >> ainsley: chad pergram joins us live from capitol hill with a preview. chad? >> the house is expected to debat

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we do have a front that is pulling in across the ohio valley. the start of tomorrow. not a major problem. really what we're going to be watching is a storm about to move in to california. you can see the circulation right there. that will pull on shore. this is the future model. see how this plays out through the day tomorrow and rain. not a blockbuster tomorrow, we've got rain across parts of the southwest, storm beginning to get its act together by sunday. rain spreading toward the central plains and severe weather we'll watch for oklahoma and texas. it is not cold enough we're talking about an ice or snow storm, good news. but we have rain in place, which will cause delays in airports. storm is stronger on monday, snow on the backend. severe weather in the deep south, then toward the day on tuesday, we have this spreading to the east coast. by wednesday, it is out of here across the northeast and behind that things are looking good. thanksgiving day spectacular. got to get there and get home. >> thank you, my friend. go to lisa out in denver,

they're going to get that rainfall all and then that cold front pushes through the ohio valley regionr the great lakes, rain locked in over the appalachian mountains. and then finally drying out in areas of south florida. looking at miami and fort lauderdale, getting some much needed sunshine. hey, a reminder, you can always download the fox weather app or stream fox weather from your favorite connected tv device. there's challenges and i love overcoming challenge urges. when better money habits content first started coming out it expanded what i could do for special olympics athletes with developmental needs. thousands of bank of america employees like scott spend countless hours volunteering to teach people how to reach their financial goals. felt good. it felt like i could take on the whole world. what would you like the power to do? do you struggle to fall asleep and stay asleep? all sleep support has a unique blend of five key ingredients that can help you fall asleep faster. stay asleep longer so you can wake up refreshed. and kunal, the brand i trust when my doctor gave me brea

we've cooled it down from some of those record highs that were happening in parts of the around the ohio valley and heading into spots like nashville here in the west coast. we are looking pretty good. we had a lovely day. we certainly are. we talking about tahoe. you can see in the 50's right now at 61 reopened 50's in tahoe and they're looking for the 20's for overnight tonight. a little chilly for them. and still that chance of snow is out there as we get into next week. but as far as this weekend is concerned, they're going to stay relatively quiet, as are we as we zoom in, you can see just a few high clouds out there. a very nice night on tap. if we take a live look outside here, you can see that sunshine still breaking through in san francisco in the east bay, down in half. moon bay looking good. a san jose has a few clouds out there in the golden gate. also looking nice. it's just a really nice way to start the weekend. temperatures have been pretty lovely today to 66 degrees in fremont. we are at 68 in berkeley. we head over to concord about 69 degrees for you check out pittsburgh. 74 r

very quiet in the northern plains, the upper midwest, the great lakes, ohio valley, the southwest, we'relooking good. jose, you could see a shower or two tomorrow in florida, but in the northeast we're looking blustery and cold. temperatures only in the 40s. that takes us to saturday, we're going to keep it on the quieter side. still snowy in the central plains. jose, i hope you get to see your girls today, and i hope i get to see you soon. >> i hope so. i'm certainly looking forward to it. what are you getting ready for tonight? >> so i am just headed out at 2:00 to my twin sister's house, she's doing the whole thanksgiving thing and back to work tomorrow morning. >> great, michelle grossman, love to you and your family, thank you very much. >> thanks, bye. >>> up next, the political fallout from the war in the middle east. how voters are split over what they think the u.s. should or should not be doing to help. e d. ! ♪♪ can't stop adding stuff to your cart? get the bank of america customized cash rewards card, choose the online shopping category and earn 3% cash back. [sneeze] dude yo

will be possible today and then we have got the heavy rain threat for parts of the ohio valley, the tennesseeis moving towards the eastern third of the country over the next few days. there's your forecast for thanksgiving. it will be quieter on thanksgiving. but it's getting there. so, today, tuesday, and wednesday will be the worst travel delays and there's what we were dealing with yesterday at the airport. just plan on a lot of issues. there's going to be delays. there's going to be cancellations and have a backup plan. you might have to stay home or travel on thanksgiving but definitely going to be issues in terms of the weather department. fox weather.com for all of your latest details. i will be here to navigate it. i can't help you back but i can help you navigate. >> lawrence: your advise is have a plan. >> may be cancellations. know what you are going to do. maybe have a turkey in your fridge in case you have to have thanksgiving in your house. >> lawrence: enough to you are talking j.d. >> janice: you come over any time my friend we have lots of turkey. >> lawrence: i will have it

so there is that area of low pressure that moved across the ohio valley as we get into friday and saturdayratures we could see some snow. right now a little bit too warm for a big snow event along the i-945 corridor, we have been into a big snow deficit. i have a feeling we will get a big storm some time this season. that's my prediction. steve, ainsley, brian, l.j., over to you. >> brian: if you said that last year you would be wrong. that is bolder than it sounds. >> very bold. me and l.j. are going to be doing snow angels on the plaza. >> steve: first need snow. >> janice: i'm excited. >> steve: thank you very much. >> ainsley: the kansas chiefs are in the news. there was a little boy who dressed up with the native american headdress. >> brian: very cute. >> ainsley: painted his face half red, half black which are the school colors. >> steve: colors of the kansas kansascity chiefs. carron african-american man criticizing this little boy for painting his face black. >> steve: here is the deadline -- the headline rather on dead spin. it says the nfl needs to speak out against the kansas c

nation because believe it or not, their spots in the plains even heading over into parts of the ohio valleyre they looking out for potentially record-setting heat today? you can see where the jet stream kind of let all of that heat come in sitting at 83 degrees right now in nashville. now on the west coast. we are also warming up a little bit, but not to the tune of any kind of record heat as you can see right now, 70 degrees in sacramento. 72 in los angeles where unfortunately there to be under red flag warning in the overnight hours because they've got some santa ana winds that are blowing much in the way we get offshore wind. so that is getting difficult for them today. temperatures right now downtown san francisco already at 64 degrees. pretty nice. antioch just hit 70 were close to in san jose there. it's 69 and good close up in napa to just say the 69 degree mark, the hallmark of our forecast. beautiful blue skies and that we seize. we take a live look outside at coit tower and certainly as we look at futurecast today is going to be great as we head into the evening. also staying pret

watch how quickly this rain stretches across the ohio river valley, into the northeast.ednesday we could see wind gusts 40 miles per hour. flooding over i-95. that's not good for air or ground travel. thanksgiving day for millions across the knot will feel more like winter than november. >> david: we'll track it. rob, thank you. >>> we turn to our report on the american classroom. an abc investigation into one community and school fountains that have not worked for years. students have to rely on bottled water to get a drink. federal law does not require schools to test for lead, but what we found in the schools that did test. here's deborah roberts. >> reporter: tonight, just miles outside of manhattan in in spring valley, new york, finding safe running drinking water for some students is a daily battle. >> but we don't have access to running water, like where you have a water fountain. >> reporter: for seven years now, some drinking fountains in the east ramapo central school district have been turned off after elevated levels of lead were detected in the water traced

heavy rain is, that's going to be reaching north and east during the day tomorrow, across the ohio river valley in the morning. and boom, into the i-95 corridor around the evening rush. we could see heavy rain there. the trail end of the cold front, as that clears out saturday morning, rough storms could be heading into the panhandle. parade of storms lining up in the pacific. the northwest really going to get hammered with rain and mountain snow. 5 to 10 inches of rainfall through monday. this comes on the heels of extreme drought this summer. with rising rivers this weekend, that drought is going away. david? >> david: rob, thank you. >>> we turn next tonight here to the buffalo bills star and the arrest warrant tonight. police issuing the warrant for nfl star von miller, accused of assaulting his pregnant girlfriend at their home in dallas. here's our investigative correspondent aaron katersky tonight. >> reporter: tonight, star buffalo bills linebacker von miller is wanted by dallas police, accused of assaulting his girlfriend of seven years. police say they responded to what they call a ma

watch how quickly this rain stretches across the ohio river valley and into the northeast. >> tuesdayksgiving day for millions across the north will feel more like winter than november. >> still, many travelers are hoping for smooth sailing this holiday season and hopefully all the flights stay on time. >> and we don't get weather right. tsa expecting to screen 30 million passengers between now and november 27th. >> a 9% jump from last year, tuesday and wednesday will be the busiest days for air travel before thanksgiving. with over 2.5 million passengers likely to be screened each day. but the peak is the sunday after with nearly 3 million passengers expected to be screened, according to the tsa. >> so we have a clear message for our travelers. it's plan ahead. >> airlines insist that they are prepared hiring tens of thousands of new employees to help manage the crowd. meanwhile on the roads, nearly 50 million americans are expected to get behind the wheel. the busiest day to travel will be wednesday, but leaving in the morning or after 6 p.m. will help you avoid the worst traffic. j

the fighting started, the ohio river valley. in the 70 and 1754, but it officially started and that's why it's called the seven years war. the british and the french are at each other, not just in north america, but all over the place. this is a very big war, a very costly war in terms of the seven years war and and north america. there's and newfoundland, there's fighting quebec city, montreal, fort niagara in western pennsylvania. the french are winning the british are winning. it's a real contest. one of the key turning points in this war is, the iroquois confederation taking the side the british and in that way turning the tables on the french and allowing the british to succeed and the french back off. and the winnings in this war are tremendous for britain. are the colonists who are mostly settled much in maine maine is a part of massachusetts and it's very sparsely. but from here on down, what role are they playing? 40% of the people fighting in north america are in fact troops. did the british send an army over? yes. so

. >> watch how quickly this rain stretches across the ohio river valley and into the northeast.t, wednesday, thanksgiving day for millions across the north will feel more like winter than november. >> still, many travelers are hoping for smooth sailing this holiday season. >> hopefully all the flights stay on time. and we don't get weather right. >> tsa expecting to screen 30 million passengers between now and november 27th, a 9% jump from last year, uh- tuesday and wednesday will be the busiest days for air travel before thanksgiving. with over 2.5 million passengers likely to be screened each day. but the peak is the sunday after with nearly 3 million passengers expected to be screened, according to the tsa. >> so we'll have a clear message for our travelers. it's plan ahead. >> airlines insist that they are prepared, hiring tens of thousands of new employees to help manage the crowd. meanwhile on the roads, nearly 50 million americans are expected to get behind the wheel. the busiest day to travel will be wednesday, but leaving in the morning or after 6 p.m. will help you avo

watch how quickly this rain stretches across the ohio river valley and into the northeast. >> tuesdayl more like winter than november. >> still, many travelers are hoping for smooth sailing this holiday season and hopefully all the flights stay on time. >> and we don't get weather right. tsa expecting to screen 30 million passengers between now and november 27th. >> a 9% jump from last year, tuesday and wednesday will be the busiest days for air travel before thanksgiving. with over 2.5 million passengers likely to be screened each day. but the peak is the sunday after with nearly 3 million passengers expected to be screened, according to the tsa. >> so we'll have a clear message for our travelers. it's plan ahead. >> airlines insist that they are prepared hiring tens of thousands of new employees to help manage the crowd. meanwhile on the roads, nearly 50 million americans are expected to get behind the wheel. the busiest day to travel will be wednesday, but leaving in the morning or after 6 p.m. will help you avoid the worst traffic. johnny fernandez, abc news, new york. >> here in

a crossroad >> this is a story about some people, some american people who live along the ohio river, in a valleyed amid three states: ohio, pennsylvania, and west virginia. john saunders: when i came out of high school, you could pick wherever you wanted. it was like a cafeteria. where do you want to go to work? judy: john saunders is a united steelworkers union representative who's been working in the steel industry in steubenville, ohio for over 40 years. he still remembers how it used to be. john: people were hiring and you had an opportunity to go wherever you thought fit. i don't think i'm going to be around to see the heyday again. judy: much has changed since the glory years of the 1950's, 60's and 70's. growing competition from asia began shuttering mills in the 80's, and the passage of the north american free trade agreement, or nafta, in 1994 only accelerated that trend. as jobs went away, the steubenville metro area's population plummeted, from 163,000 in 1980 to just over 114,000 today. saunders says people in this region feel betrayed. john: they're bitter. their families left. they

those temperatures today along the eastern sea board into the ohio river valley. 36 in pittsburgh, 11 degrees below average. tallahassee 58 temperatures will start to rise a bit tomorrow cleveland, you will be up to 50. nashville 61 boston 46. and then as we head into the weekend, temperatures slowly climb. upper 40s in cleveland mid-40s in chicago philadelphia will see temperatures in the mid-50s. as jesse mentioned, you can see that lake-effect snow finally winding down there is a place in constableville, it got 40 inches of snow. >> wow >> yeah. so that lake-effect machine really cranked up, guys. >> thank you, al >>> health officials are monitoring a surge of respiratory illness in china hospitals are reporting a growing number of cases especially among children. janis mackey frayer joins us from beijing. januar >> reporter: good morning to you, savannah. it is that time of year with viruses making the rounds. but the surge in respiratory illnesses here, including pneumonia triggered questions for chinese health authorities about how and why it is affecting so many children the si

that area of low pressure moose across the ohio and tennessee river valley tomorrow.like we could see freezing rain over parts of the higher elevations, the appalachians, up towards the northeast where snow is set to move in wednesday, thursday, and this coastal low. so, fox weather.com for all of your latest details. i have someone behind me real quick. what's your name, sir? >> tony gilliam. >> where are you from? >> richmond, indiana. i would like to say happy thanksgiving to my family in naples, florida. and to all the fine folks in wayne county, indiana. >> janice: wow, that sounded rehearsed. good job. who were you talking to beforehand? >> my sister, do you want to tell her happy thanksgiving? >> janice: is she right there? hi, happy thanksgiving, how are you? she might have hung up. we will call her back. thanks for coming. all right, steve doocy. i'm going to call this person back and wish them a happy thanksgiving. >> steve: do you know what, janice? if she was just watching tv she just heard you say it. what's her name again? >> tony gilliam. >> janice: goo

before we get a call from hr, let's check out your weekend beneficial rain down the gulf into the ohio rif valley england sunshine through the great lakes, nice and mild and sunny through the rockies. some wet weather in the pacific northwest. still soggy down through the southeheast. >> what's your name, young lady? >> helen rough >> next week, helen is only ten years from the smuckers jar. so beautiful i'll have what she's happening >> helen, you are gorgeous happy 90th >> mr. roker, thank you. now to probably the most adorable thing you are going to see all day. the -- >> carson? >> no. second most adorable the rare emperor penguin, this chick hatched back in september at sea world in san diego. >> her arrival was a huge deal this was the very first hatch there in more than a decade. she's so cute. she's been looking for a name. the first time after a nationwide vote, can we introduce baby pearl >> ahh >> she is standing by with justin bracket, the curator of birds at sea world hi, guys good morning pearl is so adorable, justin tell us how she's doing and how you came upon this name. >> thank

. >>> una lastima y en ohio recordaron en una vigilia a las 6 personas de... valleya en columbus. >>> en un momento, se produjo un incendio que alcanzÓ a otro vehÍculo, viajaban un provisor y 2 acompaÑantes tambiÉn fallecieron. >>> en otro tema, nueva visita del presidente lÓpez obrador a irapuato, para inaugurar la carretera que conecta ese municipio. una visita recibida por muchos con entusiasmo y rechazo por lo que representa el lugar y dedicar tiempo y esfuerzo cuando continÚa el desastre en el puerto de acapulco tras el paso del huracÁn otis. >>> hay conmociÓn y dudas en torno a su muerte. la familia rechaza la hipo tes central de la fiscalÍa que se tratÓ de un crimen pasional. agustÍn olais tiene la informaciÓn. te escuchamos, adelante. >>> un crimen a manos de su pareja sentimental segÚn la investigaciÓn de la fiscalÍa de aguascalientes. les salud con gusto, buen dÍa. >>> el cuerpo del magistrado llegÓ a su natal coahuila. lo velaron durante la noche y madrugada y hoy esperan se pultarlo. fue la primera persona no binaria. lo encontraron sin vida junto a su pa

rides up the east coast and impacts areas across the eastern great lakes through the ohio and mississippi river valleyshe gist of tuesday, wednesday, heavy rain moving into the southeast, some snow and rain in the northeast. but for thanksgiving itself, it looks like things will clear out besides the lake effect snow sunshine from coast to coast and colder back through the rockies. >> thank you so much. >>> israeli forces are searching hospitals in gaza looking for evidence that hamas uses them as cover for its terror operations. the idf says it found bodies of two hostages kidnapped by hamas near the al-shifa. it is compelling evidence that hamas imbeds itself in civilian structures hamas has denied that claim. >>> now to the latest in the ongoing legal saga of alex murdaugh who is serving a life sentence for killing his wife and son. now the judge has stepped aside, recusing himself from any post-trial motions tied to the murder case. another twist this morning in alex murdaugh's ongoing legal battle. murdoch was convicted in march of the brutal double murders of his son paul and wife maggie. his def

ohio. three teens on the bus were killed and three adults in another vehicle. >> reporter: the tuscarawas valley marching band, including sophomore tori wilson, were on their way to perform at a conference in columbus moments before the deadly collision. >> i could be one of those kids right now that is, you know, not here. >> reporter: wilson managed to make it off the bus just moments before it went up in flames. >> it was a great relief being off the bus. but my mind kept going back to the kids that were on that bus that could not get off. and i just kept thinking to myself, if i wasn't able to get myself pulled out, i probably would have just burned up in that bus. >> reporter: the national transportation safety board is sending a team to investigate today's multivehicle crash. that conference where tori's marching band was supposed to perform was canceled due to the tragedy. norah? >> norah: lacey crisp, thank you so much. well, there is some breaking news from capitol hill. the house, in a rare display of bipartisanship, approved a short-term spending bill tonight, clearing a big hurdle to

ohio. it's unclear how many of the dead and injured are students. >> there is children trapped on the bus. >> reporter: the tuscarawas valleyhool marching bond, including sophomore tori wilson, were on their way to perform at a conference in columbus moments before the deadly collision. >> i could be one of the kids right now that is, you know, not here. >> reporter: wilson managed to make it off the bus just moments before it went up in flames. >> it was a great relief being off the bus, but my mind kept going back to the kids that were on that bus that could not get off. >> reporter: the national transportation safety board is sending a team to investigate today's multi-vehicle crash. that conference where tori's marching band was supposed to perform was canceled due to the tragedy. norah. >> lacy crisp, thank you so much. >>> well, there's some breaking news from capitol hill. the house, in a rare display of bipartisanship, approved a short-term spending bill tonight, clearing a big hurdle toward avoiding a government shutdown. but also today, one of the most exclusive clubs almost became fight club. cbs's scott macfarla

. >> reporter: ohio highway patrol says around 9:00 this morning, a semitruck rear-ended a charter bus carrying 57 people, many of them members of the tusky valleyarching band scheduled to perform at an annual school board conference. five vehicles were involved in the crash according to officials, at least six people have died, and more than a dozen were injured and rushed to several area hospitals. >> this is our worst nightmare. >> reporter: chris mcneal was driving in his semitruck along i-70 immediately after the fiery accident, saying this is one of the worst crashes he's ever seen in all his decades working as a trucker. >> i saw they had a ladder up. >> reporter: tonight, remnants of that now charred and tattered bus towed away. a team from the ntsb now on the ground investigating the cause of this deadly accident. david, tonight the truck company is cooperating with authorities. david? >> david: alex, thank you. >>> we turn tonight to an ugly day on capitol hill. not because of this potential government shutdown looming, but because of the behavior of members of congress today. accusations tonight, former speaker kevin mccarthy elbowed