cbs news travel editor peter greenberg is with us, good morning, peter. >> good morning, michelle. >> i know people who had to travel, had to get home. but i tell you, they were on pins and needles about this. what can people expect come sunday? >> the good news was on wednesday, which is traditionally the busiest travel day of the year, it wasn't bad, because people got smart and got

cbs news travel editor peter greenberg is with us, good morning, peter. >> good morning, michelle. >>o get home. but i tell you, they were on pins and needles about this. what can people expect come sunday? >> the good news was on wednesday, which is traditionally the busiest travel day of the year, it wasn't bad, because people got smart and got out of town earlier. sunday is the bad day. if you can fly home today or tomorrow, you can own the plane. everybody else will be on line at the mall. sunday is the day to watch out for. you'll see longer lines, because the tsa at certain high risk airports is basically instructing their own inspectors to do more behavioral profiling, mean asking people questions in a conversation that can't be answered by yes or no, just to determine that they actually know where they're going and why. it's not going to be like, did you pack the bags yourself, it will be like, where are you going today? if you don't know the answer, that will require another conversation. you may remember after 9/11, positive bag matching, where you couldn't check your bags a

peter greenberg has advice on getting through ramped-up security. >>> plus, a look at holiday commercials that are hitting the air waves right about now. and a preview of cybermonday. cnet will tell us where to find the best bargains online. that is the "cbs morning news" for this friday. thanks for watching. have a great day. "siouxland news at sunrise starts now" 3 3 black friday's *today*... but a lot of folks in siouxlxld were lining up foror big dealal *yesterday*.two different organizations had meals for the homeless and needy on

peter greenberg has advice on getting through ramped-up security. >>> plus, a look at holiday commercials that are hitting the air waves right about now. and a preview of cybermonday. cnet will tell us where to find the best bargains online. that is the "cbs morning news" for this friday. thanks for watching. have a great day. >> you're watching kcci 8 news. coming down in the metro. thousands were out and about getting ready for the thanksgiving holiday. thursday's rain turning to ice. what road crews are doing right now to prepare. good morning, thanks for waking up dark and early with us. it's 4:30 on friday, november 26. we were talking just a moment ago how cold it is, and the rain turned into ice. jason: they did a good job free treating the road so that helped but there were a lot of roads that were slick, especially through northwestern portions of the state. in the metro i was driving around and there were patches that were slick but it was certainly better than it could have been. light snow returning on radar near sioux city and down near omaha. it could get into southern porti

peter greenberg has advice on getting through ramped-up security. >>> plus a look at holiday commercials that are hitting the air waves right about now. and a preview of cybermonday. cnet will tell us where to find the best bargains online. that is the "cbs morning news" for this friday. thanks for watching. i'm anne-marie green.

peter greenberg has advice on getting through ramped-up security. >>> plus, a look at holiday commercials that are hitting the air waves right about now. and a preview of cybermonday. cnet will tell us where to find the best bargains online. that is the "cbs morning news" for this friday. thanks for watching. i'm anne-marie green. have a great day. ,,,,,, good morning. it's (day and date) i'm michelle griego. and i'm frank mallicoat >>> good morning, everyone. a live look out at the very lonely golden gate bridge. i think a lot of people are sleeping in. >> why would they do that? >> why? >> all that eating yesterday. [ laughter ] >> i think so. it is thursday -- friday! did i say thursday? friday, november 27. are you okay? >> i don't think i have a mic. i'm going to lean over this way. it's time for traffic and weather. okay? >> can you tell we're off to a great start this morning? [ laughter ] >> it's way underneath my desk right now. >> we're recovering from our turkey coma still partially in our turkey coma. >> obviously! [ laughter ] >> so i go first, right? >> yes. >> go ahead. >>>

cbs news travel editor peter greenberg is with us. good morning. >> good morning. >> i know people who had to travel, had to get home. but i tell you, they were on pins and needles about this. what can people expect come sunday? >> the good news on wednesday which was the busiest travel day of the year people got smart and got out of town earlier but sunday is the bad day. if you can fly home today or tomorrow, you can own the plane. sunday, you can't. everybody else is in the lines at the mall. so sunday is the day to be on watch out for. you'll see longer lines because the tsa at certain high-risk airports is basically instructing their own instructors to ask people in a conversation that can't be answered by yes or no. just to determine they know where they are going and why. it's not going to be any more likely to pack the bags yourself or give you anything. where are you going today? if you don't know the answer that requires another conversation. the other thing they are going to do you may remember after 9/11, positive bag matc

peter greenberg has advice on getting through ramped-up security. >>> plus a look at holiday commercials that are hitting the air waves right about now. and a preview of cybermonday. cnet will tell us where to find the best bargains online. that is the "cbs morning news" for this friday. thanks for watching. i'm anne-marie green. have a great day. . >> this is cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> it is 4:30, and shoppers are up bright and early this morning, trying to get a hole of all of the "black friday" deals. live this morning from some of the biggest holiday stops. >> temperatures expected to reach the up ever 60s today, but not expected to last lodge. more on that, and when we can cool down. plus, it was a pitiful performance, eagles lose big time to detroit. mover on hot team and the fans blame for the loss. >>> good morning, everybody, today is friday, november 27th, i'm diana rocco, erika has the morning off. kyla in for katie. we're getting your day started with a check of traffic and weather together. it was really warm out there this morning

. >> reporter: and travel expert peter greenberg makes this additional case for a paper pass. >> if the computer fails at the airline, you have evidence you actually belong on that flight. they can manually board you on the plane. >> reporter: make sure to shred or tear up your boarding pass at the end of your trip. meg baker, cbs 2news. >> now, different airlines have different vulnerabilities when it comes to information that can be accessed with that bar code. so the best advice is always be careful. >>> and in southern california, a road is shut down after a large section of it buckled and broke apart. highway officials say a massive landslide spilled onto vasquez canyon road in santa clarita. engineers say there are cracks in about 150 feet of highway and the earth is still moving. >>> a long island man found out the hard way how dangerous falling leaves can be. last night on a street, a parked car erupted in flames. fire officials say the heat from the car's underside ignited the leaves under the vehicle. they say it's a seasonal hazard and leaves can burn at 300 to 400 degrees. t

peter greenberg has advice on getting through ramped-up security. >>> plus, a look at holiday commercials that are hitting the air waves right about now. and a preview of cybermonday. cnet will tell us where to find the best bargains online. that is the "cbs morning news" for this friday. thanks for watching. have a great day. cbs 2 this morning...it's black friday, and the shopping has already begun.why crummy weather didn't stop shoppers

. >>> plus, travel editor peter greenberg is here to show us new airport security measures and how to get through the long tsa lines as you travel this holiday season. >>> time to show you some of this morning's headlines. >>> "wall street journal" reports on china's plan to build installation in the east africa nation. china's planned facility is part of its rapidly expanding facilities. a pentagon official has expressed security concerns. >>> "the sacramento bee" reports on a vegetable mix recall believed to be the source of an e. coli outbreak at costco. the mixed of diced onion and celery was used in a chicken salad that sickened 19 people in seven states. it is being recalled out of an abundance of caution. that. >>> the chicago sun times reports on an arrest made in the murder of tyshaun lee. police made the announcement overnight. the 9-year-old chicago boy was lured into an alley and shot earlier this month. police say the killing was retaliation against lee's father who had gang ties. >>> the "new york post" reports a tourist flew a drone during the macy's thanksgiving day pa