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around the country there are delays hospital -- possible weather related you can see especially in new england rain, snow showers delays elsewhere and further out west pacific northwest another storm system arriving in that part of the country providing rain and snow at the higher elevations for the cascade area. airport delays, information we have 45 minutes in minneapolis, snow earlier today. you mentioned delays in sections of new york. a lot as we look at the map you can see shower activity right now snow showers across the great lakes watching this area of low pressure move across this part of the country so snow could be an issue overnight and possibly in the early part of thanksgiving in that part of the country. no problems here except for morning fog. i will talk about that coming up up. >> you know i meant to say shoveling sand not snow i have snow on the brain. thank you, steve. >>> although that would be a new report on. >>> a pilot strike could cause a delay in holiday shipments from amazon. pilots for a regional carrier are on strike. the business operates 35 flights a day for amazon and 45 daily for dhl. amazon says not to worry, they use oth

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strong pacific system is tracking toward the las vegas valley and will bring wind, slight chances for rain and a big, long lasting cool-down to the area. this just in-- a driver is rushed to the hospital -- injured in an accident -- near this evening --the driver had drifted into the other lane -- slamming into oncoming traffic. the person is expected to be okay. nobody else is hurt. right now -- three people are recovering -- after a car crashes through the wall -- of a burlington coat factory. this is near eastern and tropicana. police say -- a woman parked in the handicap spot -- accidently plowed -- right into the store. an employee was pinned -- between the van and the cash register. is expected to be okay. two other people -- have minor scrapes and bruises. right now -- four people are looking for a new place to live -- after a fire destroys their home. las vegas fire and rescue -- just sending us these images of the aftermath. the fire broke out -- at a two- story condo -- on west lake mead boulevard -- near jones. firefighters say -- the flames broke out -- in the kitchen. grease fire is to blame. no one was hurt. nats of sirens "oh my gosh" just take a look -- at this incredi

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hospital and the remaining victories expecting to recover. >>> there will be strong wind and heavy rain from great lakes to the dakotas and more rain in the pacific north west. >>> high temperatures in new york city and minneapolis, will be 52, the same. chicago and detroit will top off at 49. not bad. >> 49, not bad at all. mercury will reach the upper 70s along the gulf coast and los angeles looking wonderful at 63. 45 in albuquerque. now to some football. >>> and the broncos and chiefs taking it to the limit last night in denver. while things are looking good for the hosts, when receiver ben willing fouler help put his team up by eight thanks to that 76-yard pass. late in the fourth. >> he's got some >>> but kansas city tied it up with a short touchdown pass with a two-point conversion there. the team traded field goals in overtime and then as the expired kansas city kicker pounced. >> no the time was expiring, off the clock. >> bounced the ball upright through giving the chiefs a dramatic 37-20 win as time expired. >> yes don't you hate when we run out of time. >> they also played football in kwhand they held their canada the red blacks took