pasadena, texas.b of houston, sometimes calling stinkadina for the stink of its oil refineries. the setting, the iconic fill k, urban cowboy. >> cowboy? ♪ >> depends on what you think a real cowboy is. >> but like a lot of texas towns, pasadena has changed radically since the days john travolta walked the streets in a ten gallon hat. >> a not so small city. >> the changes come in the last ten years thanks to growth in the hispanic population, which has risen to 68%, making white people a minority in the new pasadena. luckily for them, they are still a majority of the voting population. while the hispanic population accounts for a majority of pasadena residents, hispanics make up only 32% of the city's voters, but the people who are running pasadena see the writing on the wall. they know there are only a few voter registration drives and maybe a bill away from being relegated to minority status. so, this summer, pasadena mayor johnny isabel came up with a plan. right now, the city is run by eight counc

reporter: laura henderson of pasadena has been glued to the tv and internet since last thursday >> saying all their families are gone. >> reporte she finally heard from her own fatr that he and her brother and momad made it, but hasn't heard from anunt who suffers from diates. you don't know if she can survive with a medic conditn. >> n we don't. >> repter: medications and food and wer and more are on the way. big nonprofits like direct relief in santa barbara with warehouses filled with donations will be shipped out asap. >> iwon't do any good unss it gets into the proper hands to the proper pla with the proper controls. >> reporter: elsewhere, the team rubicon squad has deployed, veterans specializing in relief work. >> goingo try to help at least rebuild the community and hopefullleave it a little bit stronger. >> reporter: of cose, relief efrts are ramping up within the huge phiipino-american population. checkout dations drive at popular supermarkets. >> it's very hrible. >> reporter: and in the digit age, filipino-americans are using social media to spread the word about relief effor

a jane austen evening like this one in pasadena.ybody's dream. >> reporter: and what is it about mr. darcy? i don't get it. >> you don't get it? well, you're a man. that's why. >> reporter: the patrons here kindly took me under their wing for a quick tutorial on how to dance like a darcy. in vermont the governor's house b & b offers jane austen weekends several times a year. there's an afternoon tea, of course. >> this would hold a little bit of ink. >> reporter: writing lessons with a quill pen. and in the evenings a literary meal. >> these are the words of the character. >> reporter: the jane austen society of north america, jasna for short, offers the sort of highbrow discussions you'd expect at an academic conference and something you don't see. >> "pride and prejudice." >> reporter: a promenade through downtown minneapolis. >> like you walked through a time machine. >> reporter: it's the literary equivalent of a "star trek" convention. these people are not just crazed fans. they're intelligent career women, most of them. modern

. >>> a big marijuana bust in pasadena. august us stone is facing drug charges. 100 marijuana plants were confiscated, found during a raid monday morning. the plants are valued at $125,000. >>> it was election day in annapolis yesterday. the mayoral race is too close to call. at the moment, the republican challenger is ahead. there are 300 absentee ballots which will be counted tomorrow along with some from a broken voting machine. >>> we're enjoying seasonal temperatures across central maryland. outside right now mostly sunny and chilly. wjz live. and chelsea ingram is in the first warning center. we're all sweeping leaves. >> we are, especially with the winds. check out the current temperatures. we are warmer than we were yesterday. some of us nearing the 70- degree benchmark. today will be the warmest day of the week because the next system is being a little bit more progressive than we originally had expected. we're sitting at six in easton. and 65 at bwi marshall. and we're running from 3 degrees to 18 degrees warmer t

. >> welcome to "on the red carpet" from pasadena. i'm rachel smith. last year, a little movie called "the hunger games" opened at number one in theerts like this and went on to make over $408 million a the box office. this weekend the movie's sequel is also hoping to catch fire. downtown's l.a. live plaza looks a

. >> reporter: by day the cars slow down and speed away from this house on 230th street in pasadena that is well known to its neighbors. >> we would walk out late at night and kind of get hit in the face with the smell. it was just high traffic people in and out all the time. >> reporter: a tactical narcotics team raided the houseo on monday and found the source of the smell, marijuana in bulk including 158 towering plants. >> executed a search warrant yesterday and seized loose marijuana and also, marijuana there at the home that was being grown, plants if you will. totaled about $127,000. >> reporter: police arrested a 40-year-old augustus stone, the former husband of little mo who once lived in baltimore and divorced him after a number of affairs. some neighbors say roofers suspected pot use in the spring when they smelled it from the smoke stack. based on the amount and other evidence, stone faces a series of charge charges including possession, manufacturing and distribution. >> look out the window, -- >> >> at a dc area gas station. six months later they were divorced. following th

[upbeat music] ♪ jacob maarse florists is a pasadena institution.or 52 years he was the go-to florist. the business made millions supplying flowers for presidential inaugurations, celebrity events, and the annual rose bowl parade. when jacob died in 2010, his son hank took over the business. it's been a very tough transition. hank has struggled to lead. >> there'll be some growing pains. um... so, well, first of all, i'm on the top, i'm the president, i'm the owner. >> just three years later, revenue is down and those profits have turned into losses. last year maarse generated $3.6 million in revenue but still showed a loss of $20,000. >> between the prices and the disappointing product, i don't know that i would keep coming back. >> to keep the business up and going, hank took a $200,000 loan from his mom and borrowed another $100,000 from the bank. >> i would agree we're not making money. >> right. >> hank hasn't made a profit in three years, and he's $300,000 in debt. that's not a good sign for the 30-plus employees who depend on this company to

pasadena. granddaddy of them all. >> thank you very much. mike nicco has a look at the local level. >> we do have fog this morning. nice to have you here today. most of us along the east bay shore and into the north bay, developing in the north bay and down along the east bay shore. some of it is over the coast also at half moon bay less than eighth of a mile and half a mile in novato and 1.5 mile in napa. you can see from the east bay hills, most of the east bay shoreline is covered with low clouds and fog. this is the backdrop to talk about fog fading to sunshine. a few high clouds and a bright day. temperatures will cool through the weekend bringing us back to average after being so much warmer than that for the week. we still have a chance of rain pushed into tuesday and it is still just a chance of senior light rain. the system passing to the north with the jet stream two areas of high pressure dominating our weather so temperatures today are in the 70's in the south bay and everyone is in the low-to-mid 70's but milpitas is 69 headed t

pasadena trainer martin teaches them. they explore everything from financial aid to depression.teran, martin understands the struggle. >> we as a country, we wrote checks that these men and women had to cash with their sacrifices. they were there for us. they expected us to do right by them. >> reporter: lamar now has one more reason to pursue his education. he and his wife are expecting their first child, a daughter. so you think your degree will inevitably shape her life too. >> definitely. that's the recent motivation in my life to continue my education. >> reporter: lamar works part-time at the veterans resource center on campus and hopes to become a clinical psychologist for the v.a. he wants to help others get back on their feet. bigad shaban, cbs news, los angeles. >>> well, coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning," a film-making program that helps vets with ptsd. i'm anne-marie green. this is the "cbs morning news." [ female announcer ] we eased your back pain... ♪ ready or not. [ female announcer ] ...so you can be up there. here i come! [ female announcer

. >> john blackstone, pasadena. >> the family has been in touch with the state department regularly over the past month, but they still don't know why newman is being held. >>> california's train is going nowhere fast. a sacramento judge is blocking the sale of bonds needed to build the high speed rail system. the judge also rejected the rail authority's funding plan, put tg project in limbo. >>> all you want to see on the ferry. the harbor princess broke down and crashed in san francisco this afternoon. witnesses saw passengers putting on their emergency vests just in case. fortunately no major injuries. >>> it's the you tube video that millions have watched in just one week. >> now, the oakland bay start-up is dealing with more than just internet fame. it may be headed to court. >> the battle between bay area girls and the beasty boys. >> it's the charming you tube video that sells girl power and toys for future engineers. the viral video takes on gender stereotypes. the company is now taking on its first real opponent, which happens to be boys, the beasty boys. oakland-based start-up

. >> i wanted to go to pasadena to family for thanksgiving. >> reporter: mary just arrived from idaho on a journey which started two days ago. >> to salt lake to reno to winnemucca. >> reporter: at the airports it was also another busy day. travelers at sfo were keeping an eye on the weather for possible storm-related delays on the east coast. >> check to see if the flights were on time. and so far, you know, watching the doppler radar on tv and the newscasts. >> reporter: mineta san jose international airport projects a 5% increase in holiday travel over the same period last year. as usual, the advice is to arrive early. >> it's just so important. there's more passengers traveling this time of year. they are traveling with more bags, cold weather clothing, holiday packages and food. >> reporter: and some people are skipping cars and planes altogether and opting for the train. madeline is heading from emeryville to sacramento to visit her family. why take the train as opposed to drive? >> i don't have a car and it's easier and i know everyone driving is leaving later and it's cheaper

. >>> police make a big drug bust after serving a warrant on a pasadena home. more than 150 marijuana plants. police charge the home owner with possession and intent to distribute. the value of the drugs comes to about $127,000. >>> bullying hits the nfl. startling accusations from the miami dolphins. >> reporter: the nfl is investigating whether rookies are being threatened. this comes after a player walked off the team saying hazing had taken an ugly turn. jonathan martin graduated before becoming a tackle on the dolphins. this is richy incognito from a team promo. that aggressiveness may have been both on and off the field. he has been suspended for allegedly threatening martin. he left the team after a lunch room prank that was the last straw. he has seen text messages that were sent to martin. >> that i'm going to kill you. i'm going to find your mother. that is above and beyond what is accepted anywhere. >> if the review shows that this is not a safe atmosphere, i will take whatever measures are necessary to make sure it is. >> reporter: incognito led the

150 marijuana plants and more than 300 grams of loose marijuana inside a home on 230th street in pasadena. the home owner is charged with possession and intent to distribute. >>> a maryland man charged and later released in the murder of his brother is killed in georgia. more on the death that is bringing a vicious crime back into the limelight. >> reporter: the story was a modern day cane and able story. a man denieded killing his brother, and now he is dead. the troubling story of him and his twin brother dates back to 2011 after a man was found strangled to death. >> the looks i have to deal with is the second guessing me. did you do it? or not? >> reporter: he was the suspect, but the judge declared a mistrial. >> i can imagine what my parents went through losing one son. i can't imagine what they would feel from the possibility of losing another one. >> reporter: police say he was shot by a close friend inside of a restaurant. police say he is the triggerman and charged with involuntary manslaughter. >> he wasn't paying attention to some safety practices and accidently shot him. >> r

bryan cranston john hamm all of them they all quit there is a garage in highland park it's next to pasadena it's up in the hills some of them are surprised they don't know what to expect. but the people that know my show molly shannon's been to the garage catherine o'hara was out there all they've all go up there the people i go to are people that are either too busy or i don't or they're at an age where i don't want them to you know runaround. me is there a car in the garage no car you know it's an old garage it's got a floor it's got all my stuff and it's very cozy but cranston came up there and he was seemed surprised like he a lot of times publicists they tell me go to this place and get out and like this is it you know and i'm walking in back to my garage was a good actor he's great at it yeah. and he's like ok so this is what we're doing like a john hamm was serious i am was here. all right so that got the stamp now to make money off w.t.f. i was going ask you for some. overtime in the model sort of evolve no one really knew how to make money with casting but now that you know terrest

one accident in pasadena, fort small road north howard at north avenue. delays are beginning to build. northbound 95 watch for brake lights from 32 over to 100 with an average speed of 23 miles per hour. on the west side inner loop minor delay from 93 past 70. give yourself 15 minute to get through. on the topside of the inner loop a slow down over to dulaney valley road. if you're traveling on the inner loop from 83 to 95, moderate at this point. 51 miles per hour average and 11 minutes to get by. let's take a live look. you can see we're starting to sn a bit on the west side of the beltway at wilkins avenue. this traffic report is brought to you by michael and sons. get 10% off $100 of more for all your needs. back over to you. >> thank you. >>> the world series champion bx -- boston red sox became known for their playoff beards. some are getting rid of them. david ortiz and shane victorino had their beard shaved off in a promotion at gillette world head quarters. they donated $100,000 to a fund for victims of the boston marathon bombings. that's nice.

police found 158 marijuana plants inside his home in pasadena. they believe he distributed marijuana out of this house for the past 2 to 3 months. >>> today the local board of elections could determine the win over the annapolis mayor race. starting this morning 9:00 more than 300 absentee and provisional ballots will be counted. >>> it's the last showing for blockbuster. they are closing their 300 remaining stores by next year. they enjoyed huge success in the 90s but struggle led with competition from netflix, red box and others. it was caught by the dish network after declaring bankruptcy in 2010. blockbuster's mail service will be discontinued as well but they're streaming service will still be available. >>> turning to sports, the nfl orders a special counsel to investigation the possible bullying case on the miami dolphins. player accused of making threats speaks. here is mark viviano. >> the nfl wants to know what drove a young player to leave the team after he was harassed by a teammate and whether the dolphins coaching staff was aware of

. >> reporter: a skinny kid from pasadena got a job at a women's dress factory for $7 a week. one of his new friends advised him to ride a street car to go to a birthday party for his cousin willie mae. >> my sus sin aid you're -- cousin said you're not supposed to ask a boy to dance. i said i don't know. she was 15. he had just turned 18 eye think i fell for her a lot harder than she fell for me. >> you were persistent. >> right, right. >> very cool. >> she was a little beauty. >> reporter: they dated for two years on and off. they wanted to get married but things were expensive back then and he wanted to make more money. those dreams changed with the war. >> come on, men, join the fight. go to your nearest recruiting station today. >> we had very few conscientious objectors back then. everyone wanted to be a part of the game. it felt -- it gave you an honor. it really gave you an honor to be doing something for the greatest country in the world. >> reporter: vern was drafted into the army but volunteered for the navy. with war young hearts quickened. his orders came and he w

stone is behind bars, after police found 158 marijuana plants inside his home, on 230th street in pasadena. >> they believe this individual was manufacturing a marijuana -- distributing marijuana for two to three months, roughly, out of the home. >> reporter: police say stone lived in the home with his weed and for several months went undetected, until somebody became suspicious. >> the tip was what kind of set off the investigation from observant citizens. again, just the amount of traffic coming and going. >> reporter: the plants, pretty significant in size. one by one, they were moved out of the home, into the custody of police. >> got a big operation going there. really big. that's a lot of plants. >> reporter: the street value of of the drugs found inside the home, $127,000. and according to neighbors, this operation all took place next door to a in-home day care. >> kids walk past that house to go to the bus stop. it's right there. my kids are here all day. there's kids next door. they really could have unfortunately ran into that. >> reporter: neighbors say the home is a rental, and

stone is behind barbs, after police found 158 marijuana plants inside his home on 230th street in pasadena. >> they believe this individual was manufacturing more marijuana, distributing marijuana for two to three months, roughlily out of the home. >> reporter: police say he was living with his weed and went undetected for several months. >> the tip was set off from an observant citizen. again, just the amount of traffic coming and going. >> the plants, pretty significant in size. one by one, they were moved out of the home and into the custody of police. >> got a really big operation there. really big. that's a lot of plants. >> reporter: the street value of the drugs found inside the home, $127,000. and according to neighbors, this operation all took place, next door to an in-home day care. >> kids, you know, walk past that house to go to the bus stop. it's right there. my kids are here all day. there's kids next door. they really could have unfortunately ran into that. >> reporter: neighbors say the home a rental and has had a number of interesting characters come and go. >> there was s

. >> reporter: in pasadena, louisa hodge, kpix 5. >> nationwide about 106,000 people selected health plans in october. the white house had hoped for half a million. >>> it could be a sign of the bay area's red-hot housing market is cooling off just a little bit. home sales in october up 6.4% over september. research firm dataquick reports close to 7600 homes were sold last month. but the experts say home prices showed only a slight increase. the average sale price was actually under $540,000. that is up less than 2% from september. >>> coming up in our next half hour, frantic moments on a packed bay area train. how a rider stopped that train after it took off without a driver. >> a new green tactic in the war on tagging. how bay area eyesores are being blasted away with soy. >> it's a major privacy problem. >> the security flaw we uncovered that lets people access your old email accounts even your passwords. ,, ,,,,,,,,,, i love watching tv outside. and why can you move the tv out here? the wireless receiver. i got that when i switched to u-verse. but why? because it's so much better

. >> reporter: newman's son, jeff, who lives in pasadena told the "san jose mercury news" that north korean officials questioned his father about his service before detaining him but the older newman thought nothing of it, until they pulled him off a plane, preparing to head back to the u.s. of the neither u.s. nor north korean officials have confirmed newman's detention in the communist country but the state department confirmed it's working through the swedish embassy in pyongyang. the state department advised u.s. citizens not to go for north korea. >> it did mention given recent events that the department of state has also received reports of north korean authorities arbitrarily detaining u.s. citizens. >> reporter: this has also cast a spotlight back on another american, missionary kenneth bay, who's been held in north korea over a year now. secretary of state john kerry acknowledged today that bay is not the only one who has been detained by north korea. >> they have other people too. so these are all very, very disturbing choices by the north koreans. >> reporter: newman had a

we sat yesterday with one woman from pasadena who has an aunt, a favorite aunt, her father's cyst whoeshgs she heard was okay. she did hear from her father, who was able to get out with her brother who has cerebral palsy and her mom. her aunt is somewhere, she has diabetes and is very frail. she's not sure she'll get what she needs, primarily food. that's a key. it's one thing to pledge support and all of that is mobilizing right now, it's another to get it and to deliver it to the people who need it when they need it. we talked to one man yesterday, thomas, who runs an ngo? santa barbara, they'll ship out about $30 million goods in the next several days. but he made the point until row get it to the people who need it when they need it under some form of control you're not going to be able to guarantee they get that help in time nap's a problem for a lot of the ngos, which are mobilizing, they have their go teams, but getting those goods out is another problem. >> mike, what's the confidence level in the file pinot government these days to essentially handle this and handle all -- i mean,

. >> in pasadena, california, we consulted holiday, following suit. >> what are your shoes doing on? shoes off to an early start. >> do i take off my shoes? >> i expect for people to take their shoes off in my home. because i would respect their wishes, and their home. >> if you're a guest and you're asked to take off your shoes, take them off. >> tonight, her 20-some-odd guests have left their shoes at the door, trading them in for socks and slippers. >> if i didn't have a pedicure, it would be annoying. >> it surprised me at first. but the fact that the slippers are provided -- >> since that's her request and we're her guests, we should abide. >> does the ask alone get partygoers off on the wrong foot? >> it isn't rude for a hostess to ask a guest to take off his or her shoes. but i think it's a little inconsiderate. >> in the beginning it was about keeping the house clean, and taking care of it. it's historic. but to me it just shows respect. >> this party proving you don't need shoes to have a good time. it turns out candy and her guests are not alone. 89% of the folks who respon

and he was in pasadena, california for the landing. and his dream was to -- he said, you know, you guys aren't cool. and i want to help. i said, ok. what do you want to do? he said, i want to write a song. he wrote a song, composed a song. got i think 200 kids from all over the world to sing this song and an orchestra. and he directed it. we beamed it up to curiosity, and the day after -- i think it was the day after i beamed the message down, we played "reach for the stars from mars" and it went viral over youtube. that's the way we communicate today. that's fun. any who wants to argue with me that that's a bad use of the taxpayers' money, everyone loads to youtube now. we are recognized as one of the most innovative agencies of the government, and we are very proud of that. when you innovate, when you allow your workers to do things out of the ordinary, mohawk guy, just think about it. in the apollo era would you have seen a mohawk guy, you think? >> nasa has had a channel. now the pentagon has one, called the pentagon channel. has n

. >> i go inside jacob maarse, a high-end florist and gift shop in pasadena, california that hasn't earnedts founder died in 2010. how much money will this business lose this year? >> close to 200,000. >> sloppy business practices... do you have an inventory system? >> no. >> together with lax management has driven down sales and piled up debt. so are we going the right way? >> i believe so. >> we need to know where we're going. if they don't make changes, this 47-year-old family business will be forced to close its doors. this business is a total mess. i'm fighting against time to light a fire under these people... this is the thing that will help us go from the red to the black in one month. before this business crumbles

let's hear from pasadena, texas.usan, welcome. >> he never mentioned one thing about all of the lies he has done. our greathe slandered state and our governor. that is not right. i don't care if it is the president or not. from pasadena texas. we hear from bernie from altavista, iowa. >> i have a couple of comments. he talks about everything is free and medicaid, but he doesn't talk about what it will cost the country. for those people that get free health insurance, somebody is going to be paying for it. it is the middle class that keeps giving the taxes. he doesn't mention all the taxes in the affordable health care act. to talkwhen he gets up about how great it is, he ought to talk about where the money is coming from also. newse dallas morning website, the picture of the president arriving this evening at the event. other events, fundraisers for the senatorial campaign committee. obama makes the case for obamacare and dallas. the remarks of secretary kathleen sebelius in just a bit. she was questioned by john cor

o'brien bryan cranston john hamm all of them they all queer is a garage in highland park it's next to pasadena it's up in the hills some of them are surprised they don't know what to expect. but the people that know my show molly shannon's been to the garage catherine o'hara was out there all they've all go up there the people i go to are people that are either too busy or i don't or they're at an age where i don't want them to you know runaround. me is there a car in the garage no car you know it's an old garage it's got a floor it's got all my stuff and it's very cozy but cranston came up there and he was seemed surprised like he a lot of times publicist they tell me go to this place and get out and like this is it you know and i'm walkin in back to my garage was a good actor he's great at all. yeah and he's like ok so this is what we're doing my kid jon hamm was serious i am once here. all right so that got the stamp of make money off w.t.f. i was going ask you for some. overtime the model sort of evolved no one really knew how to make money with casting but now that you know terrestrial ra

police release more information about a man charged with a major growing marijuana operation in pasadenaested agustus stone. he's the ex-husband of little mo. police found 158 marijuana plants in his home. if convicted he faces up to 16 years behind bars. >>> stay with wjz 13, maryland's news station. up next, online drug marketplaces is back with a new website after being busted by the fbi. a lot of information about that here. you disgust me. prove it. enough is enough. d-con baits are specially formulated to kill in one feeding. guaranteed. d-con. get out. ready? happy birthday! it's a painting easel! the tide's coming in! this is my favorite one. it's upside down. oh, sorry. (woman vo) it takes him places he's always wanted to go. that's why we bought a subaru. (announcer) love. it's what makes a subaru, a subaru. >>> good news ladies and gentlemen. the white house tour is back on. watch this. >> the white house once again is open to the public. tourists have begun on a limited basis seven months after they stopped due to budget cuts. tourists can now see all of the white house's mos

. >> we were going to have a big kind of family dinner at a restaurant in pasadena, but i think tonyd the plug on that and wants to watch football. i think. >> now that actor bryan cranston has finished breaking bad, he's heading to broadway. he'll be starring at president lyndon b. johnson in all the way, a play which covers the tumultuous first years of lbj's presidency. it's set to open in march of next year. take a look for yourself. a side by side for you. what do you think? we decided it's a pretty good fit. the play ran earlier this year in massachusetts to rave reviews. >>> this thanksgiving day, a florida mom sentenced to 20 years in prison is at home with her family. marissa alexander is out on $150,000 bond as she awaits a new trial. her case drew more attention after george zimmerman was acquitted because unlike zimmerman, she was sent to prison after claiming she was standing her ground, defending herself when she fired at her allegedly abusive husband. this was back in 2010. a jury convicted her of aggravated assault, but an appeals court ruled the judge gave the jurors

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saw him on the screen, he's here, recovering, practicing with his new basketball team, he moved to pasadenagoing to be able to play competitively again but he's practicing. guys, we have done so many tough stories lately about sports and its culture and what it means but listen to what this young man said the sport of bobl did for his recovery. >> basketball is sort of, has given me something to shoot for and been my goal where when i woke up in the coma, from the coma, excuse me, in chicago, i told people, i'm going to play basketball again and there are people who doubted me, and i basically just say you know, thank you for your opinion but i'm going to prove you wrong. >> i love that, and he is, slowly but steadily recovering, back practicing with his team and guess what? coach beeline announced his class of 2014. austin is going. >> he had to learn how to walk, talk, breathe, stand up, run, all over again. >> everything. >> and to get to that point where now he's -- >> his high school coach, coach adam said during the press conference, are you ready to participate in a miracle? there's

miguel almaguer, nbc news pasadena. >>> country star blake shelton is among those mourning the deathhe 44-year-old mills was shot to death by the owner of a nashville bar this weekend the bar owner is claiming self-defense. blake shelton tweeted that he was extremely sad to hear about the death of his old friend. >>> mick jagger is about to enter uncharted territory, even for him. the rolling stone's 21-year-old granddaughter, assisi, has announced she is expecting a baby early next year. and that will make mick, who is 70 years old, a great-grandfather. she says she's not sure jagger likes the idea of getting old. she doesn't even call him grandpa settling instead for mick but that would make him the coolest great-grandfather. let's get a check of the weather once again with al. >> announcer: "today's" weather is brought to you by colgate total. >> and "today's" weather has been tough throughout a good portion of the country. but everybody out here is getting ready for thanksgiving. our pick city of the day happens to be the beautiful austin texas, kxan. we have rain and cold this m