very much like they did in oklahoma city. it was ammonium nitrate and they set off jet fuel to blow up the building, essentially. they took out the physics lab and the first floor and ended up killing one of the physics students there. this was on the second floor. it was saved after the bombing by a professor. the mathematics research center moved to a new building, the 12 floor, to be safe after the bombing and did not take the sign with them. this professor kind of hid it away. when he retired five or six years ago, offered it to us as a memento of the bombing. >> the latest development that has come up with a positive make, shall we say, on the vehicle that was involved was that which was suspected earlier. that was a 67 falcon deluxe club wagon. the vehicle is described as being like a volkswagen bus built in a box shape. >> after the bombing, this cylinder block was found in the middle of the street. the police used it as part of the evidence. this small piece was found in a flower garden next to sterling hall by someon

we didn't do away with all our civil liberties after the oklahoma city bombing, even though that was an american who did that, someone who had served in our military, churchgoing, so forth. no more should we do it if the attacks come from outside our country. we talk about 9/11, we have all the evidence necessary to stop 9/11 before it happened. everybody who has looked at that now agrees, that bothered to translate the material we had, if had bothered to listen to people in minnesota who tried to warn about it, we could have stopped that. but because mistakes were made then, let's not take away the liberties of 325 million americans.

it was just unbelievable. >> oklahoma city residents begin the long process of repairing their roofs, cars and property. estimates of damage from the storm total almost $500 million. it may be a long time before oklahoma sees another storm like this. but, then again, it could happen any day. this is, after all, spring in oklahoma. >> armageddon. it's armageddon! >>> coming up, with wildfires on either side of him, one man makes a shocking decision. >> i mean, if i was going to die, i was going to die. with our broadest spectrum of natural looking shades. you know what i love? she always keeps me guessing. shift a shade with nice'n easy. yoplait light is now better than ever. it still melts in your mouth. with 90 calories. and is now aspartame free. yoplait light. it is so good; it's better than ever. americans drink 48 billion that's enough plastic bottles to stretch around the earth 230 times. each brita filter can replace 300 of those. clean. clear. brita water. nothing is better. we are about to make more gooddeliveriesverybody. to more places than anybody on earth. we have the spe

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, that is where i was born, oklahoma city.g cost $25. >>> 33-32 tahoe reno and sacramento 56 degrees and the higher clouds are just getting closer, livermore from 83 degrees 60s and it does not matter if it is inland, they dropped from 50 to 60 and he said it makes sense because it means cooler air has made it to the surface and petaluma is 57 and a decent breeze has kicked in and we have not had one much as the low clouds will be here, it is uncutting am the ridge of high pressure. they really ramped up and it does look like rain late thursday and timing is a little bit fast and the system will slow down and we will have cloud cover all the way through to tomorrow, and i still think we have some and timing will help with projected amounts of rain fall. there will i am i get that nervous that far out. cool and breezy of 0s for -- 60s for everybody, 65 in antioch and not much of a change here, look for the low cloud deck, higher clouds up above and we will get you some rain and friday is looks likes a transition day. >> we will

. >> dangerous driving conditions in oklahoma city showing the driver of a pickup truck losing control of the icy roads and sliding off the highway. >> snow and freezing temperatures are a concern for millions of americans across the country. molina molina tracking it in the weather center. >> we saw snow grow over oklahoma city and kansas and through the midwest. we have cold air that moved southward through canada and the northern plains. it feels like 8 below zero in minneapolis 3 below in the city of chicago. that cold air is going to spread eastward. today we are looking good across portions of the southeast. looking at highs in the upper 60's in places like raleigh. by tomorrow you have not going to make it out of the 30's across parts of north carolina. early this morning looking at snow across parts of the ohio river valley and new england. p on the warm side we have a tornado watch that includes portions of florida and parts of alabama and georgia this morning. be careful out there. heads head back to you. >> breaking overnight the u.s. trip this morning. announcing he will vi

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usgs, the geological survey confirmed a 4.8 earthquake felt just between wichita, kansas, and oklahoma city, oklahoma. we'll bring you more details as they become available to us. right now, we're keeping an eye on what's happening with that particular situation. >> dom, thank you. >>> coming up next, the latest from the jcpenney conference call. stocks trade lower. and a deeper look at whether the holiday gains came too early for the retail trade. >>> plus, morgan stanley's chief economic strategist is back and more bullish than ever. should our resident bear, b.k., be worried? who do you trust? whose analysis is accurate? how do you make sense of it all? a simple, unbiased stock score consolidated from the opinions of independent analysts... is that too much to ask? nope. equity summary score, powered by starmine, will help you execute your ideas with speed and conviction. and it's only on fidelity.com. open an account and find more of the expertise you need to be a better investor. [annit's working forny. new york state. already 41 companies are investing almost $80 million dollars, and

. >>> residents of oklahoma city tornado alley could qualify for a free storm shelter. new grant is designed for low income homeowners, many are still picking up the pieces from a storm last year. >> they're absolutely blown away. they can't believe they were able to get this. they feel so much safer, and they're just really appreciative to get this. the great part about this program is that it's not a rebate. it's a grant. they're not out of pocket any money. >> it's estimated 20% of oklahom oklahoma city's residents have a storm shelter or safe room. those storm shelters could cost thousands of dollars. it's a nice grant. >> you're back a little later? >> back at 6:00. >> for 54 years the united states has had a trade embargo on cuba but there has been a lot of talk whether the u.s. should keep it. havana has lost 1 trillion-dollar because of it, and while cuba is trying to boost it's trade, not everyone sees the island open for business. >> reporter: cuba has no selling the things its known f a rum to. but the government reaches a foreign investment law and hopes to

the best start in franchise history at 10-2 but stephen curry and company struggled to beat the oklahoma cityvin durant or russell westbrook last night head coach steve kerr said despite the great start the team needs to execute better offensively again, we're monitoring the protests here in oakland and in ferguson,missouri. this is a live picture a number of cars on fire here this is where things started on august the ninth of the shooting death of michael brown today grand jury decided not to indict the police officer who killed him and this has been the reaction of they throw ferguson and just one of the number of fires burning out of control here and no sign of fire crews and some of which have been chased away by gunfire we'll be back on the air tomorrow. the kron4 morning news will have wall to wall coverage and a wrap up starting at 4 a-m. that's it for the kron 4 news at 11. stay connected with kron 4 and get latest news at kron 4 dot com. or download one of our mobile apps. we'll see you tomorrow morning! ♪[ music ] >>> girls night out at the ama's. was there a booty ban? and the ret

in oklahoma city, it went from 79 down to 39 in a matter of 24 hours.as touching 80 degrees. their temperature was cut in half nearly in a 24-hour period. all right, wind chill, here it goes. minus 30 to minus 40 degrees over the next couple of days. this patterner, very dangerous when you factor in what happens at minus 30 degrees with the wind chill. at 50 below zero, it only takes five minutes to get frostbite. with the winds, it doesn't take you much to take you down 30 below to 50 below wind chill. even in your vehicle, your motor oil starts to freeze. minus 35 fiern hiet, anti-freeze starts to freeze. and 0 fahrenheit, leaks in your car, your tire has been sealed, they begin leaking once again and start deflatindeflating. this pattern expected to continue for potentially another week and a half to maybe two weeks. this is what we call an omega block. and it resembles the greek letter omega and creating a a pattern where the cold air to move south to the united states. that's expected to continue over the next several days. notice the first shot co

they were in the below freezing temperatures there in oklahoma city. it's already snowing in places like cleveland, places like st. louis, also in northern minnesota, denver. know is coming down three different arctic surges are happening throughout the weekend. arctic surge, isn't that kind of slurpy? we've got three different arctic surges. the first one pushes east through saturday. the second one through the high plains and rockies through the weekend. and then the third one comes through the northern plains and midwest through sunday and some of the coldest temperatures for the mid atlantic states as well. it's going to be a bundled up day here in atlanta and throughout the deep south. all over the united states basically anywhere from texas all the way up to minnesota. it's going to be a cold one throughout the weekend. so, tamron, break out the hot cocoa and put in a couple of extra large mash mellows for me. >> i love the guys walking behind you. no coat, no gloves. you're shivering and they're leisurely walking by. the blood of a college stude

after the bombing of the murrah federal building in oklahoma city, billy realized there was no trainingat particular circumstance and a whole lot of others. since then, billy has been on the front lines of some of the country's biggest disasters, from 9/11 to hurricane katrina. >> tell me what just happened down there. >> well, we were simulating a bombing in a parking garage, like the '93 world trade center bombing. >> right. >> disaster city is a complex to use the urban search and rescue program. >> billy also has parkinson's disease. he comes to work anyway, every day. >> you can see several different buildings that were collapsed to simulate real world experiences. the collapse over here simulating the 1985 earthquake in mexico city. >> this is amazing. really amazing. so are you guys all firefighters or paramedics or both or -- >> some of both. we're staff here. full-time. >> full-time staff. >> we help bring in the instructors from around the country that teach the classes here for prepare people for these classes. >> so you'll be with me all day? >> we'll by around. >> okay. why

well, this is due to the jet stream sinking down towards the south, so kansas, oklahoma city, these are the areas where you're seeing hard freeze warnings. still november and then the arctic blast, which has opened the doors, will make its way towards the eastern sea boards. the temperature difference will be about 15 degrees. and some of these locations saw a 25 degree celsius drop in just three hours. that's like having fun and enjoying the sun in hawaii and the next minute, you're in alaska and then for your wednesday, that's going to be shifting all the way towards the east, so we're likely to see a lot of snow piling up to 30 to 40 sent great lakes region and the temperatures, really chilly ones, are going to be continuely into the latter half of the weekend. it may go into early next week. now, across of the european continent, we have been seeing unsettled questions for quite some time. they'll accumulate in venice where the flooding still continues and rome, also. switzerland has been b receiving about 100 millimeters of rainfall and 100 secentimeters snow, as well as tornados,

it was 80 in oklahoma city yesterday. 82 in amarillo. now the cold front literally last night it ran into the warm air, shoved it aside, and now the cold blast, as i mentioned, all the way down here to the texas-mexico border. how cold is it? we were 80 yesterday, remember. now we're at 6 in amarillo. it's 19 in oklahoma city after you could have gotten a tan yesterday. you in you have the winter coat, glo gloves, and hats. st. louis your temperature is dropping dramatically. chicago is now down to 31. chicago's temperature is going to plummet this afternoon. so as far as the temperatures go. over the last 24 hours the temperatures dipped 40 degrees in from this time yesterday. 39 in dinne er havdenver. now we have the east coast left. it will happen in the days ahead. the problem with the snow is that it's not going anywhere. typically we melt it in november. not this time. it's a winter blast that is here to stay for the foreseeable future. these are the high temperatures in minneapolis. and it's not just them. we didn't get the snow i

in oklahoma city, ambulances couldn't keep up. across the south, nearly 50 reports of severe weather, including at least two con formed tornadoes. one near macon, georgia, an ef-1 with winds of 105 miles per hour. in alabama, pat mclaughlin's trailer home flipped completely over. >> when i started smelling smoke, i crawled through the debris and then the door is upside down, so i felt and felt and felt how to get the door t, up the three feet of snow headed this way. you can feel the winds picking up here. and the snow will wallop the coast. and we're hearing warnings to stay off the roads. >> let's get right to ginger zee, tracking the cold that's fueling all this. >> that cold is plenty cold. tomorrow morning, on the map, the numbers pop up, you go, oh no! it's worse than last week. 2 below in wisconsin. michigan, buffalo, watertown, more than a foot in some places. that's after 50% of the country covered. this time last year, 12.5%. >>> to ferguson, missouri, and the state of emergency declared. the national guard deployed. fam

played 31 minutes and off the bench for oklahoma city. hit 11 of 16 and four of five from deep and scored 28 points in the thunder's 109-94 win over the celtics. he could fall out of bed and hit three's. abc7 sports is brought to you by ebay. >> intriguing about what is happening with pablo. maybe he goes to boston and maybe he doesn't. what will happen ultimately? >> i think he wants to come back. we will see. i am unsure how p will all play out. the one thing i am sure of, his agent vasquez, is tired of answering my questions. >> enough of that larry beil. >> he is pretty tired of that. >> keep asking him. >> thank you. >> abc7 news continuing now on-line and on twitter and facebook and on all of your mobile devices with our abc7 news app. >> our next newscast is at 4:30

rain into oklahoma city. high of 18 degrees coming up on monday. here's a look at the forecast for europe. we're keeping an eye on two low pressure systems. one located in the upper portions of europe. and another one you can actually see the swirl with this one coming toward the british isles. both of these are going to be wet weathermakers. rain expected as we go throughout monday. you can see here from stockholm all the way into london as far south as the iberian peninsula where usually you see sunny conditions. you'll see rain coming up on monday. back toward the east where high pressure is controlling the weather, driving those northerly winds we will see high of around zero for moscow with a chance of some snow flurries and a high of 5 in kiev on monday. wrapping things up with a look at east asia. you can see this big swirl of clouds, yes, this is a typhoon named nuri. it is a large and a violent typhoon. the highest category for the storm. and it is expected to move toward the north an then toward the east. now, it looks like when it comes

there is oklahoma city. as i mentioned. amarillo. 30-degree difference in dallas.icture. that my friend is a arctic cold front. temperatures, single digits, teens, 20s, 30s, if you're lucky. with windchill what it feels like. 15 in haze. 25 in wichita. 26 in springfield. these we typically field in january. there are departures for tomorrow. 40 degrees from average what we should see this time of year. and that is going to spread southward and eastward into thursday and looking at long-range forecast, heading into thursday and friday and saturday it is going to get cold as far south as the gulf coast. it will spread across the east coast. then we'll get another shot of very arctic air and this could be actually colder than the stuff that we're experiencing right now. some stay tuned for that. you mentioned snow. we set records across upper midwest, over two feet of snow near marquette, michigan. look at some of the snow totals. yeah, over a foot. this is early on in the year. i don't think anybody is real excited about this but i could be wrong. david: extraordinar

the snow made for treacherous driving in oklahoma city yesterday. snow covered the st. louis arch. meteorologist eric fisher of our boston station wbz says temperatures will be 20 degrees below average. >> by tuesday look at these low temperature, places like indy, des moines, fargo, in between the cities you'll find subzero numbers and on wednesday, low 20s in atlanta. subfreezing temperatures into the florida panhandle and more certainly in the cards. >> while severe storms are dumping rain in alabama and wind gusts of 50 miles per hour are raising fears of wildfires. red flag warnings are in effect in southern california. >>> ferguson, missouri, and communities across the country are bracing themselves this morning. they could learn as early as today whether a white police officer will face charges in the shooting death of michael brown, an unarmed black teen. omar villafranca reports from ferguson. >> reporter: some business owners in ferguson, missouri, and other nearby towns are bracing for the grand jury's decision. they're boarding up their stores in anticipation of possibl

the high pressure system dominating much of the central locations, denver hitting 18 degrees, oklahoma city reaching 20 degrees. warm, so do enjoy these beautiful days. here across japan, we are still tracking this system. this system was a severe tropical storm, but now, downgraded to or actually changed the form to a low pressure system. but still, the effects will be similar. the islands and anywhere along the pacific side of japan will possibly see winds reaching up to four meters high, but then after the system pulls out, high pressure system will be dominating much of the continent, but this is also responsible for the southerly moisture surging from the center of the system to the next 72 hour, so for the weekend, we're likely to see showers linger in tokyo on saturday as well as sunday. as you can see, sapporo will be seeing snow and the temperature really winter like, but it proves t the beginning of winter today. i'll leave you now for an extended forecast. >>> japanese authorities are increasing coast guard presence near islands in the pacific. they've been warning chinese fisher

. >> in basketball the warriors open a five, game road trip in oklahoma city.olden state has not won the in almost six years, losing ten straight. right now the thunder are without kevin durant and russell westbrook. steph curry came out. he had 12-points in the first quarter. even without their stars, nick collison can bring the thunder. gets around draymond green for the flush. golden state answers with clay thompson who puts it from outside. gets the friendly roll. at the half warriors lead 52-47. >>> so 49ers win today and we hope to have highlights and interviews tonight. >> is that good form to go to work after the babyes born? >> there's some question whether the baby would show up today. good thing he did. they needed that touchdown. >> thank you, rick. up next, the scoop on thanksgiving dinner. we're talking turkey and trimmings, in a c >>> coming up at 6:00, a teenager survives a fall at a bay area park where several people have died before. and the growing services that will help americans save billions of dollars this holiday shopping season. join u

just rain there for dallas, oklahoma city, little rock.homas, we're pretty good today on the east coast after a cold start. and there's your election day forecast. i don't see too many huge concerns out there. >> all right. that's good news. thank you, sir. >>> coming up the country's hottest races down to the wire. we have complete analysis of the newest numbers that are out this morning. >>> we'll huddle around the water cooler. maybe we'll show you the book shelf again. lewis is here for a monday morning. don't go away. we're back after this! i make a lot of purchases for my business. and i get a lot in return with ink plus from chase. like 50,000 bonus points when i spent $5,000 in the first 3 months after i opened my account. and i earn 5 times the rewards on internet, phone services and at office supply stores. with ink plus i can choose how to redeem my points. travel, gift cards, even cash back. and my rewards points won't expire. so you can make owning a business even more rewarding. ink from chase. so you can. (prof. burke) the m

. >> it was a similar scene in oklahoma city where many cars crashed or struggled to maintain control. for more, we turn to accuweather meteorologist jim dickey. good morning, jim. >> good morning, t.j. and tai. storm system coming together will pivot to canada. this brings a fresh shot of arctic air to the north and west. another cold couple of days. for the eastern half of the country, we're seeing some snow in spots. not along i-95, back into ontario and quebec. back across the ohio valley. 3 to 6 inches piling up. with the cold moving over the relatively warmer lakes, we're talking about big-time lake-effect snow. feet of lake-effect snow not out of the question. t.j. and tai, back to you. >> thank you, jim. >>> welcome news to american catholics. pope francis confirming his first trip to the united states. the catholic leader will be in philadelphia to attend world family day in september. the big event is held every three years. it's expected to be one stop on a larger tour of north america which could include new york, washington, d.c., and mexico city. the vatican is expected

oklahoma city at 6 degrees there. if you want to go somewhere warm, go check out los angeles there for your high on your tuesday. let's move over to europe now and see what's going on here. the big topic really has been there into northern italy for several weeks now. we've been talking about the rainfall. it has been coming down and switzerland the past 24 hours, you've seen some rain reports upwards of 60 to 70 mill meters in 24 hours. you could see snowfall and rainfall up to 100 millimeters. we are seeing reports of large hail and a threat of rainfall. and tornados. in france a waterspout was reported here and still is that threat as we look ahead for the rest of your tuesday. this low itself it is moving towards the east. this one is going to taper off and this one is definitely bringing rough weather across much of central europe. but the next big topic is coming in off the atlantic. that will bring blustery conditions in portugal and spain. london with a high of 11 and cloudy skies on tuesday. paris at 10. mosc

most shocking to us as it's been today for folks in oklahoma city, kansas city, and chicago, look athe winds in oklahoma city. 28 miles per hour. temperatures are dropping off. windchills in the 30s. feels brutal. look at denver. 3. they dropped 40 degrees yesterday in 4 hours in denver. that's a frontal passage, ladies and gentlemen. very, very cold windchills and driving to the east. biggest changes of oklahoma city, kansas city and chicago and when you drop 30 degrees, you know, that's a whole different closet for most people. that's winter clothes, gloves, hats. this is heading to the east. because of this big trough and pattern, we have an omega block. with a ridge over northwest pacific, it allows the air to come down and basically right down into the united states and building up a snow pack here, each one of the cold outbreaks is colder and colder. heading to california, great. east of the rockies, even down into florida, you will feel this first of three arctic surges over the next several days. heading into the weekend, low pressure in the gulf of mexico. starts to scoot up

it happened in oklahoma city after a 20 minute high speed pursuit police surrounded the car at i dead end. then the suspect got the bright idea to drive in reverse and then actually slam on the gas and try to break through that barricade. you're going to see what happens. yeah, didn't work so well. the driver then decides to make a run for it. after a short foot chase officers catch him in a nearby parking lot. the suspect is already wanted for a felony. the three people in the car were caught and taken into custody as well. >>> just ahead, first the blowout, then the apology. >>> plus a woman falls into a deep sinkhole while hanging laundry. yoplait light is now better than ever. it still melts in your mouth. with 90 calories. and is now aspartame free. yoplait light. it is so good; it's better than ever. i take prilosec otc each morning for my frequent heartburn. because it gives me... zero heartburn! prilosec otc. the number 1 doctor-recommended frequent heartburn medicine for 9 straight years. one pill each morning. 24 hours. zero heartburn. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> welcome back. 13 minutes pa

oklahoma city reaching 20 degrees. rheal real warmth. do enjoy these autumnal beautiful daze.e across japan, though, we are still tracking this system. this system was a severe tropical storm but now downgraded to -- or actually changed the form to a low pressure system. so the effects will be similar. anywhere along the pacific side of japan will possibly see waves reaching up to four meters high. but then after the storm system pulls out high pressure system will be dominating much for the continent. this is also spnl for the subtle moisture from the ridge of the system in the next 72 hours. for the weekend we're likely to see on and off showers continue to linger in tokyo on saturday as well as sunday. here as you can see sapporo will be seeing some snow and the temperatures winter-like out there but it believproves it's beginning of winter on our lunar calendar today. i leave you now with our extended forecast. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> our main story at this hour once again, after their 2011 fukushima disaster japan's government imposed tougher requirements on nuclear power plant

oklahoma city has been getting soaked all night long. this has been official rains.don't want to have to deal with it. later today the heavy rain from the dallas area up toward little rock and then eventually up toward tennessee and st. louis too. i think houston you'll wait until tomorrow. louisiana of course the big election down there today. weather will not be a factor. weather isn't a factor in the florida governor election either. up the east coast we're looking good too. wisconsin is a great race there too tom. i didn't really pinpoint all of the nine toss up senate states that we have been talking about it doesn't look like the weather will be a big issue for any of those. >> the one important thing we talked about earlier in the show is that early voting counts in so many important states. it will be one to watch and we'll have it for you here. >> tomorrow morning we'll be getting answers. >> we'll have a lot of answers for everybody here. >> obviously the weather is helping out. coming up on the top of the hour at morning joe we'll talk to independent senat

and only 1 for the high in oklahoma city with subzero temperatures in the morning hours.ecause colder air will continue to move over the great lakes region, lake-effect snow will continue at least in through wednesday in many places, and snow will likely continue. so temperatures will be below freezing, and strong winds, you could feel much colder than these numbers. now, across europe we have been talking about drenching rainfall, although it has been over northern italy and on sunday additional heavy rain fell. take a look at this video. northern italy once again was hit by heavy rain sunday. causing a landslide. the rivers burst their banks because of the high amount of water. at least two people were killed after their house was hit by a landslide. many roads and bridges were closed because of the poor road conditions. well heavy rain will likely continue in the north, at least for the next couple of days, but the peak of heavy rain will likely shift towards the south. this area has already seen up to 160 millimeters of rain as i mentioned more to come as we go into t

and a high of 80 in oklahoma city dropped to 40 today. >> it feels more like it should be january right now. >> reporter: winter here six weeks early. >> what makes this arctic air mass so amazing is its staying power. >> i'm as prepared as i'll ever be. got the coats, got the gloves, scarves, boots. >> reporter: temperatures spanning single states. in texas it was warm enough for a t-shirt in brownsville at 82. cold enough for a parka clear north in amarillo at 34 degrees. in mississippi, 80 degrees in starkville. due west, just 46 in tunica. strong gusts tore through power lines in washington state. and a stunning aerial shows a massive dust storm rolling through colorado as more states prepare tonight for the dangerous cold. now the cold has arrived in golden, colorado. we are going to see temperatures below zero tomorrow morning. we are going to bottom out at about 1 below tomorrow morning topping out only around 7 by tomorrow afternoon. that cold will stretch down into texas tomorrow, too. then on thursday it's going to start spreading east into the midwest where temperatures will

warmer down toward the south, into oklahoma city and also into denver. but look at this, chilly temperatures for the eastern side of the united states. d.c. at 4, and atlanta at 9 degrees. l.a., you will see an increase in cloud cover as we go through the black friday weekend, as a low pressure system comes toward you by sunday dry over tallahassee and florida seeing some wet weather in chicago as you go through the weekend. hope you have a good day wherever you are. here's your extended outlook. >>> that's "newsline" for this hour. i'm gene otani in tokyo. gg99Ññç

a truck slid sideways and landed in an em bank n oklahoma city today.s a lot of the snow on the road but it was enough to make travel treacherous. only takes a little bit of glaze of ice or snow to cause problems out there. good news for us, temperatures above freezing right now so we're mainly looking at a plane rain event. the exception will be up in the poconos. we'll check in with our weather watchers. let's break it down to you. to the shore warmer there, ocean city 45 degrees, none riverside checks in at 38. robert in glen moore 35 degrees an chilly 39 degrees reported by john in newark, delaware. let's can check out some other spots across the region. we'll send you back down towards south jersey where we're also looking at some milder temperatures. ocean view at 40 sent in by greg. don harrington in coopers before you go 40 degrees. a tenth of an inch of lane in riverside, almost is tenth in newark. if you want to be a part of the eyewitness weather watcher program check it out on our web site cbsphilly.com/watchers and you'll be featured on our

the snow made for treacherous driving in oklahoma city yesterday where streets were covered up to 2 inches in snow and ice. in st. louis the snow covered the st. louis arch. meteorologist eric fisher of our boston station wbz says temperatures will be 20 to 40 degrees below average. >> by tuesday look as these low temperatures. places like indy, des moines, fargo, in between the cities you'll find subzero numbers and on wednesday, low 20s in atlanta. subfreezing temperatures into the florida panhandle and more certainly in the cards. >>> meanwhile severe storms are dumping rain in alabama and wind gusts of 50 miles per hour are raising fears of wildfires. red flag warnings are in effect in southern california. >>> and president obama says the beheading of an aid worker is pure evil. kassig is the fifth that isis has killed. susan mcginnis is in washington. good morning. >> good morning, anne-marie. peter kassig is being remembered as a humanitarian who helped save the lives of those caught in civilian war. now washington is accelerating its efforts to destroy the group. the 15-minute video

residents are now wage to go stay in their homes. >> a driver leading police on a high speed chase in oklahoma city. the daring move he made after his vehicle was stuck. >> you're looking live this morning at a very wet times square in new york city. rain is expected to turn to snow. the city under a winter storm warning just a day ahead of the macy's thanksgiving day parade. nicole mitchell will ever all the details throughout the morning. good morning, welcome to al jazeera america. ahead, there are growing calls for police to wear body cameras. we'll tell you what some are now doing to document their encounters with authorities. >> got an extra $37,000 to spend? we'll tell you about the thanksgiving meal that all that money can buy. >> a look at our latest headlines, two student leaders among the protestors arrested in hong kong. scuffles broke out when riot police cleared barricades. supporters of the pro democracy movement have been camped out there since september. >> a major storm system is working its way up the east coast, bringing rain and snow and potential headaches for the millions tra

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not as cold as the north, but compared to average, just frigid. 30 in dallas. 23 in oklahoma city. 20ood many spots, 20 to 40 degrees below average during the day. reena and t.j., back to you. >>> now to major new effort by president obama on climate change. the president announcing in china overnight the u.s. will move much faster in cutting pollution. he set a new target to reduce emissions of heat-trapping gases by 26% to 28% over the next decade. environmentalists call the announcement a game changer. >>> also in china, russian president vladimir putin made news offering china's first lady a shawl. a chivalrous move in some cultures, but the chinese saw it as inappropriate and flirtatious. pictures of the gift were quickly scrubbed from chinese media. putin is considered a heartthrob among many chinese women for his macho man of action image. wonder how the chinese president felt about that. >>> well, we are hearing some new firsthand details about the night osama bin laden was killed. but this morning there is a growing dispute over just who fired that fatal shot as two navy s.e.

played 31 minutes and off the bench for oklahoma city.five from deep and scored 28 points in the thunder's 109-94 win over the celtics. he could fall out of bed and hit three's. abc7 sports is brought to you by ebay. >> intriguing about what is happening with pablo. maybe he goes to boston and maybe he doesn't. what will happen ultimately? >> i think he wants to come back. we will see. i am unsure how p will all play out. the one thing i am sure of, his agent vasquez, is tired of answering my questions. >> enough of that larry beil. >> he is pretty tired of that. >> keep asking him. >> thank you. >> abc7 news continuing now on-line and on twitter and facebook and on all of your mobile devices with our abc7 news app. >> our next newscast is at ring ring!... progresso! it's ok that your soup tastes like my homemade. it's our slow simmered vegetables and tender white meat chicken. apology accepted. i'm watching you soup people. make it progresso or make it yourself some people think vegetables are boring. but with green giant's delicious sea

in oklahoma city, ambulances couldn't keep up. across the south, nearly 50 reports of severe weather, including at least two confirmed tornadoes. one near macon, georgia, an ef-1 with winds of 105 miles per hour. in alabama, pat mclaughlin's trailer home flipped completely over. >> when i started smelling smoke, i crawled through the debris and then the door is upside down, so i felt and felt and felt how to get the door open, and then i just jumped out. >> reporter: in florida, cars at a local prison, upended. at least two guards injured. nursery school children, huddled in hallways. now all eyes on the great lakes, up to three feet of snow headed this way. tonight here, lake erie just behind me. you can feel the winds picking up here. and the snow will wallop the coast. from ohio all the way up to upstate new york. and we're hearing warnings to stay off the roads. >> that's lake effect country. let's get right to ginger zee, tracking the cold that's fueling all this. >> that cold is plenty cold. tomorrow morning, on the map, the

played 31 minutes and off the bench for oklahoma city.d 28 points in the thunder's 109-94 win over the celtics. he could fall out of bed and hit three's. abc7 sports is brought to you by ebay. >> intriguing about what is happening with pablo. maybe he goes to boston and maybe he doesn't. what will happen ultimately? >> i think he wants to come back. we will see. i am unsure how p will all play out. the one thing i am sure of, his agent vasquez, is tired of answering my questions. >> enough of that larry beil. >> he is pretty tired of that. >> keep asking him. >> thank you. >> abc7 news continuing now on-line and on twitter and facebook and on all of your mobile devices with our abc7 news app. >> our next newscast is at 4:30 exactly the way you want it... until boom, it's bedtime! your mattress is a battleground of thwarted desire. enter the sleep number bed. right now save $400 on the c4 mattress set. he's the softy. his sleep number setting is 35. you're the rock, at 60. silent night not so silent? sleep number's even got an adjustment f

in oklahoma city, ambulances couldn't keep up.h, nearly 50 reports of severe weather, including at least two confirmed tornadoes. one near macon, georgia, an ef-1 with winds of 105 miles an hour. in alabama, pat mcloughlin's trailer home flipped completely over. >> when i started smelling smoke, i crawled through the debris. the door is upside down. i just jumped out. >> reporter: now all eyes on the great lakes. three feet of snow headed this way. lake erie behind me. you can feel the winds picking up here. the snow will wallop the coast from ohio to upstate new york. that's where there are so many warnings to stay off the road. gio benitez, abc news, erie, pennsylvania. >>> snow falling up to two inches an hour. it will be difficult for plows to keep up. >> with snow covering half the nation, let's track the latest storm with accuweather's jim dickey. >> good morning, reena and t.j. we have a brutally cold air mass pushing over the great lakes being drawn in by strong gusty winds. you know that means lake effect snow and signifi

and then 75 again tomorrow in oklahoma city and again tuesday. then crashing into the 40s into tuesday night and wednesday. and look at how much of the country will be sliver sh -- shivering in the next week. the past november combined have been warmer than average and only 6 inches of snow. but not this month. next week we are forecasting sub zero cold and that will be the first time in november in 17 years. lester. >> mike sidel, thank you. >>> when "nbc nightly news" continues on this sunday. help wanted. the huge round of hiring going on right now for the holidays. >>> and later tiny babies and she's still the one for you. and cialis for daily use helps you be ready anytime the moment is right. cialis is also the only daily ed tablet approved to treat symptoms of bph, like needing to go frequently. tell your doctor about all your medical conditions and medicines, and ask if your heart is healthy enough for sex. do not take cialis if you take nitrates for chest pain, as it may cause an unsafe drop in blood pressure. do not drink alcohol in exc

oklahoma city tomorrow, 22 degrees as we wake up. the freeze warnings, the hard freeze warnings are in place from new mexico all the way to apartments of louisiana and southwestern arkansas. and that freezing line where we take the actual temperature to 32 makes it close to dallas early tomorrow morning. just goes right past it and into the 20s in north texas. look how far that purple extends into new england. pretty cold. >> all the way down to the lone star state. ginger, thank you. >>> now to a remarkable first hand account to the navy s.e.a.l. who sails he was the one that killed osama bin laden. you'll remember the images from inside that compound after the raid. and we thought we'd might never know how it went down. tonight, we do. abc's chief global affairs correspondent martha raddatz. >> reporter: abbottabad, pakistan, may 2nd, 2011. the bin laden compound, quiet on this moonless night, as s.e.a.l. team six moves in. s.e.a.l. rob o'neill saying the team had not originally been told who the infamous target would be. >> they t