i think plains -- plains is home, you know. mean, everybody has some place they call home, and for the carters, plains, georgia is home. they could have -- they could have travelled anywhere after the white house and pretty much settled anywhere, but they wanted to come home. and i think that speaks volumes of the way they think about plains. they love it here. (end video clip) ms. swain: the person who is our interpreter there is the national park service. could you talk about the preservation of plains by the federal government through the national park service and what one would find if they visit there? mr. theus: yes. the national park service runs the historic site, and it's got several parts to it. there's the carter boyhood home which is kind of a working farm now. it's a fairly large farm, and you can walk through the house there and have interpretation. then his old high school or their old high school has become kind of a museum, and you can walk through there. their home they live in now is being deeded to the natio

we're going to visit the town of plains, georgia. how big is plains? jay hakes: about 600 people, small town. when she was there, it was dirt roads. now, the roads are paved, but it doesn't look that much different today than it did back then. and they're probably surprised they ended back up in plains, because when they were young, their goal was to get out of small town. susan swain: well, let's learn more about their early years by visiting plains in this video. (begin video clip) steve theus: not much has changed here in plains, georgia, since the president and mrs. carter grew up here in the '20s and '30s. if we were to take away this asphalt street here in front of the stores and have a dirt road right in front of them, it will look very similar to a photograph of plains circa 1925. the rosalynn smith carter story begins here at this house. she lived here with her mom and dad, two brothers and a sister. and one of her favorite memories of this house is when her dad would come home from work, go into the kitchen and meet her mother, give her a big

southern plains, now the winter plains, wewe have winter storm warnings from kansas northward through minnesota. the warnings will be along the border states and iowa and there in nebraska, omaha has freezing rain breaking out. a batch of snow mixed areas in the quad cities northward into southern minnesota t. snowoworm, heavy snow will developop duringg day in the central plains him then into the upper mid-wist. low visibility. i-70 through kansas early. i-80 this afternoon, i-90 later on this evening, then through tonight, heavy spoke in minneapolis and st. paul. thth's where some areas could see up to a foot of snow, by tuesday it begins to taper off, comes to an enas the storm weakens there. how much snow are we expecting? this area of that darker purple. six to eight inches recalls up to ten inches, minneapolis, sioux falls, sioux city, south of duluth, those are the areas that will be looking at a lot of shoveling, dangerous travel and possibly a snow day for the kids come tuesday. here's a look at your news ahead. the cold air is in place. look at the highs in wyoming, colorado

sites. - - in plain sight.unscreen bottle with your own funnel. >> think sunscreen tubes and hygiene products. >> we will just tossed it - - toss it to the side. >> reporter: devices that are simple to use. >> how easy is it to get this? >> as easy as possible and readily available, anybody can get these devices anywhere. watch into a store - - walk into the store. >> i would hide coding in a visine bottle. >> mothers were shocked when we showed them fake cans and bottles and their own communities. >> i've never seen anything like that. >> reporter: what should parents do? police say parents must be vigilant and beat the tactics homes - - at home. officer albert says a little snooping can go a long way. know your child's friends and habits, monitor their social media accounts and cell phone usage. >> it sounds like we are spying, but it is for their safety. >> a lot of times we are not going to come in and try to make an arrest. we want to educate and let them know the danger and the consequences if they were t

in d-1, creighton on the road taking on high plains community this afternoon. rst drive for high plains...ball is faked to josh demers...but its really tyson fate carrying the ball...he slides through a hole in the middle...breaks away and takes it to the house for the storm touchdown...6-0 high plains... the bulldogs now close to the goal lili...ryan emann hands it off to lane walton...he plowowthrough high plains d for the tohdown...afte r a two point conversion its 8-6 creighton... high plains would answer right away, but creighton would be far too much...they roll by 40, 72-32. elsewhere in d-1, guardian angels central catholic suffers its first loss of the season, 36-16 to top seeded bds tonight. the bluejays see their season come to an end with a 10-1 mark. chris: after making with cleto and the cletones. announcer: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live!" tonight, anthony anderson. from "the hunger games," jena malone. and music from chris cornell, with cleto and the cletones. and now, for the most part,

a trained nurse here in plains.n the night of his passing they actually took rosalynn carter to be with jimmy carter's sister ruth. this is jimmy carter's farm. it is important to rosalynn's story, because she would have spent a lot of time out here with president carter's sister ruth. this is a room jimmy carter's room in gloria. when they came out to see her friend ruth, this is where they would hang out together, play games and do homework and enjoy each other's company. surely when rosalynn was out visiting president carter's sister, she would have seen a young jimmy carter. >> this is where rosalynn smith carter and jimmy carter would have attended first through 11th grade. >> her first memory of going to school here is she made straight a's at first quarter. she went home and she showed her dad, and her mom the straight a's and they were so proud of her, dad gave her a dollar for her accomplishments. later on, a local businessman had a contest for the student who had the best grade point average throughout the

snow into the northern rockies wednesday and into the plains on thursday. wednesday, the busy travel day the blue is the snow and starting to spill into the plains late in the day. i don't expect a lot of big travel delays at the airports or the roads on wednesday but into goes from the rockies to the central plains, this is where the problems will be especially at denver, oklahoma city, and we could have a an icy mess,ven an ice storm on thanksgiving day. and northern texas and into western oklahoma could be the travel problem spot on thanksgiving day. now a closer look at your day ahead. so, today is the calm before the storm in many areas of the central plains. so, if you can, travel now. and areas of texas look good before your bad weather arrives thursday. >> it't'crazy it's going to be warmer inn new yorkk than l.a. on friday. >>> remember the texas teen whose home made clock was mistaken for a bomb? well, now his family wants big bucks. >>> and sharks off the coast of florida going into the frenzy.could stay in bed all day. when your cold is this bad

while the suspects hid this faces, the car was in plain sight. a burlington officer recognized it by the spotlight and a run through the dmv database found car register a quarter of a mile away away from is lamic center. this was cowardly act by individuals who masked themselves to create disorder. fear in targeting house of worship. police say both teens confessed to the crime leaving court can pew la wouldn't talk about. but demone says he's sorry. i apologize for my action it won't happen again. and two suspects are out on bail. they have to stay away from this mosque, from each other and they do have a curfew. police say they are investigating a third suspect who they believe stayed in the vehicle. >> reporting live from bulging ton, kimberly bookman, 7 news night team. suffolk county sheriff's deputy is accused of a crossing the line. he was arrested charged with an assaulting teenager while off duty. night team ryan schulteis in norton where where it all happened. that deputy is off job tonight. his neighbors are shocked and saddened and a

, coming up, i will tell but a holiday mess in the plains and ice storm. snow and heavy rain, but luckily we are dodging a bullet on this one. there it is holiday mess and you can see, ice, some rain, some snow, luckily, away from frustrates, we don't have to worry about that today. we will be talking about nice conditions as we head into our thanksgiving day holiday. temperatures in the area right now cool but not cold. we're still hanging on to 60 degrees in philadelphia. forty-seven in allentown. mount pocono at 37. we're talking 60's for next few days. question is how long does it last? i will answer that when i join you inside. >> see you in a bit, thank you. >>> day before thanksgiving is one of the busiest travel days of the the year and this year is no exception. give you a live look at i-95 southbound near cottman avenue and you can see the roads are packed. very busy. nearly 47 million americans, are expected to travel at least 50 miles from home over the long holiday weekend. >>> from the road to the rails, there was also plenty of activity over

here is additional forecast slowly through the plains states and will bring showers and a few storms to the kwwl viewing area today through wednesday. with the extended fall on wednesday as a cold the university of northern iowa campus still reeling after two students died in the dorms. today president william ruud addressed the issue with kwwl. kwwl's nikki newbrough is live in the newsroom. nikki? we caught up with him right before this mornings basketball game. this is the first interview president ruud has done since those two young students died. he says they are reaching out and listening to students needs. (nats of ball game) going to college...much more than just athletics. "college students have a lot of stress." and college president william ruud agrees. "the issues of mental health someone you love it's very very difficult. we are engaged, we are engaged through out counseling office, we are engaged through our student affairs office." just this semester two students have died in the dorms. here you can see a memorial near the bell tower. for the president he says they are

and there's that snow setting up once again across areas in the plain states and midwest. and future tracker 6 timing it out for you. 6:00 in the morning we say few high, thin clouds across the region and sun giving way to to increasing clouds as we go throughout tomorrow afternoon and by days in tomorrow future tracker showing you tomorrow morning tomorrow wet weather on the way. a lot of moisture will hold off closer to the midnight hour and we have to allow for some sneaking into the region as we get into early late tomorrow night and 6 a.m. tuesday it looks like that moisture will per signature cross the regionch the exclusive accuweather 7 day forecast showing you sun to clouds on monday and high 51 and rain arrives late monday night. and tuesday, on and off rain. however mild day 67. wednesday period of rain and 61. we'll dry out nicely as we go throughout the day on thursday and sunny and breezy and 53. on friday it's seasonable at 5 and on saturday clouds and sun in at 51. sunday it's partly sunny and 54 degrees we start dry and tracking rain by day's end. >> not b

system will drop across the plains into kansas and missouri this afternoon. after some morning drizzle, the center of low pressure will close off and intensify as it crosses iowa after 2 pm. a strong mid- level jet in the upper layers of the atmosphere will allow strong to severe thunderstorms to develop early on in southeast nebraska, northeast kansas, and southwest iowa dear future,life is good. no, great. i'm like, a man. only better. but even though i know everything, i still feel like you could surprise me. but life is sweet now. hey, what could go wrong? it's you and me all the way, future. let's get going. it took alexis 4 years to earn her college degree.but it will take her 25 years to pay off her student loans. join the fight to make college affordable. join the fight for alexis. ad lib main weather a vigorous upper level low pressure system will drop across the plains into kansas and missouri this afternoon. after some morning drizzle, the center of low pressure will close off and crosses iowa after 2 pm. a strong mid- level jet in the upper layers

. >> nicole: deadly storms rip through the plain states.e the latest there. >> cheryl: more people are shopping online than in stores, that's according to the data that we've gotten. >> nicole: in sports, denver broncos put an end to new england's perfect season. in basketball, kobe bryant finally throws in the towel. we will the details on that with a poem as well. welcome to fbn:am, latest breaking news and what to expect on your day ahead. >> cheryl: well, breaking news this morning about 150 role leaders in paris for conference, shortly after arriving to france, president obama visiting baticlan, leaders are there to attend to summit and expect to discuss global efforts to combat isis. there's no formal plan for mr. obama and russian vladimir putin to meet, but the white house has not ruled out a meeting on the sidelines. meanwhile about protestors arrested in paris after clashing with riot police but a well known group says that those protestors are unaffiliated with the climb mate movement. meantime bill gates is set to launch a multi

this all started when three people tried to rob a plain- clothed detective and ended with the detective shooting the armed gunman, a 20-year-old in the stomach. he was arrested and the third suspect also a teenager got away. >> police officers hundred dollarsed for a teen -- hunted for a teen who tried to rob a cop. around 6:45 sunday evening on monroe street, police say a 20- year-old pulled this gun on a plain-clothessed detective. >> the detective fired one round from his service weapon. >> the weapon was later determined to be a bb gun. a surveillance camera from this near by organic supermarket captured video of paramedics rushing the injured suspect to an ambulance. he was taken to kings county hospital and is in stable condition. the store's owner heard the gunfire. >> actually, i never thought it was a gunshot because it was too loud. it was too loud. you know, i know about gunshot, but it was like an explosion. >> sources say three detectives from the 88th precinct were investigating an attempted robbery that happened earlier in the day a woman says she was responding to an apa

ice storm possible across central plains. this is during thanksgiving day on friday we will start to see chance for icing in portions of northern texas and oak a note thinks front does creep toward us, and will eventually have an impact on our weather but not in the form of snow and ice. we have quieter conditions here. forty-eight at the airport. forty-one in millville. there is warm air in place. you can see that cold air, blue shading behind it, warm air billowing eastward and while we won't be in the 70's like texas it will be well above average. today right on target, typical in day feels like november 25th that is today, right at zero perfectly average day. we are back above average and if our forecast, holds for next five days of the month this will be the fourth warmest november on lord, maybe the fifth, maybe third depending on how warm it stays this weekend. it looks like a warm november. it looks like it may be on the list of top ten there. showing clear conditions. same story friday but notice how that front is ap

plains. we already have winter storm watches for milwaukee, des moines, rockford, illinois. look at the snowfall amounts. out west, upwards of one to two feet. as you go to omaha, cedar rapids, west of chicago, some areas could pick up a foot of snow. very >> good morning, a few peeks of sunshine this morning and otherwise not a lot of clouds. clouds a bad idea, we're tracking showers, and i think that we'll hold off most of the showers until 4:00, and 7 p.m., isolated showers, steady rain tonight. and half an inch possible. rain peals out early in the morning, and temps tomorrow, near 60, and upper 50s tomorrow afternoon. >> that is your latest weather. >> thank you very much, al. >>> coming up, one of the all-time greats is here. harvey is in a new movie about growing old and finding youth. we'll sit down with harvey after th the first fridge with a keurig brewing system. only in the ge caf\ series. made for everyday and extra special days. get up to 40% off select major appliances. $396 an

a storm system moves across the plains, into the midwest, wednesday and thursday, bringing rain chances for ththnksgiving ttavel. tonight: areas of fog low: 18-24 winds: lighttomorro w: am fog, p/cloudy high: 35-41 winds: se 5-15 back to you. police are investigating a suspicious fire at the salvation army in waaerloo. police say the fire started in the locker room at the building at 89 franklin street around 1:30 thursday. everyone was able to evacuate the building safely. the waterloo salvation army reopened today and rrsumed normal operations. the iowa division of criminal investigation has completed its report on the police shooting that killed a cedar rapids man last month. and now linn county attorney jerry vander sanden will decide if there will be any charges.. it all happened october 20th, when police tried to pull over a car on ravenwood terrace northwest as part of a drug investigation involving activity at an area drug store. 21 year old jonathon gossman, who was a passenger in that car, got out and tried to run away. and when police caught up with him, they say he fired a g

a slowly churning system moving through the upper plains and upper midwest here. this will be a very long duration snow event. the heaviest snow will be seen late this morning into the early afternoon. then it'll begin to taper off tonight and tomorrow, but strong winds will take over which will blow the snow around. we'll have drifting snow and difficult travel. be prepared! today's high temperature is 33 with heavy snow. the overnight low is 26 with snow continuing. tomorrow's high is 32 with light snow and low visibility due to strong winds. here's the 7 day forecast. this will be a very long duration snow event. the heaviest snow will be seen late this morning into the early afternoon. then it'll begin to taper off tonight and tomorrow, but strong winds will take over which will blow the snow around. we'll have drifting snow and difficult travel. be start time, head to siouxlandmatters. com jessica rae scott: later today...... thanks for tuning >>> good morning, america. breaking overnight -- fbi counterterror officials warn of violent attack at the university

a storm system moves across the plains, into chances for thanksgiving travel. tonight: areas of fog low: 18-24 winds: lighttomorro w: am fog, p/cloudy high: 35-41 winds: se 5-15 bruce and beth... des moines police are investigating the shooting deaths of two people. police s it happened just after seven last night. police say they suspect a father killed his wife and 16-year-old daughter before turning the gun on himself. they believe 47-year-old barney fraaken killed the two at their home this morning, he's in the hospital with a self- inflicted gunshot wound. his step son told kcci-tv he related to the couple's marital problems. a government whwhtleblowe r has dropped a bombshell on the u-s led fight against isis. the pentagon's inspector general is trying to determine if people in the pentagon doctored intelligence reports to present a better picture of u-s progress against the terrorist group.. a-b-c's lana zak is covering the investigation in washington. nats the president arrived back in washington--a nd amid growing fears about the terrorist threat of is

. >> in the plains a tornado out raek 20 reported in texas, oklahoma and kansas. one of them was a mile wide. the wild weather isn't over yet. >> it has been incredible in the rockies especially in colorado. they have been getting ma'amham. we are lacking at dangerous conditions across the rockies and areas east of that across the hey plaihigh plains. they are looking at not just significant snowfall about a foot of television but also strong wind gusts. there is dangerous white out conditions out there. warnings will remain in effect through out the morning. you can see those in effect in northeastern colorado and filling in to parts of the plains. severe weather risk will be continuing today. we expect that to be in place across parts of the gulf coast and also across places like mississippi and louisiana. we are going to be looking at a risk for additional severe storms like tornadoes and also looking at from yesterday's severe weather outbreak about 40 tornadoes reported over the planes. it is very dangerous out there and the storm system could produce more se

we are tracking rain in the northern plains rain and sleet and snow on the backside and a piece of thiss its way eastward for the second half of our holiday weekend. >> and jaime apody back with more on the eagles embarrassing loss against the lions, there is more? >> there is more. >> there is more. when "action news" comes right back tonight. >>> if your thanksgiving dinner is done now it may be time for shopping. kmart opened at 6:00 a.m. and wal-mart was open around the clock. christie is live now in winfield heights, the town is chaotic? >> reporter: yes brian, we were inside of the target moments before the doors opened and you can see that the store is pretty much packed with people that are still coming in and you see a lot of shopping carts filled with 55 inch televisions, that has been the hottest item, the biggest door buster here at target. these shoppers are eager to trade in their turkey dinners for shopping carts, some people are lining up as early as tuesday night and all of them with the same goal scoring the best deal of the season, for many people here that are waitin

most of the police were still outside, but we the plains clothed police officers were with us inside.ad to the ground, started flying. those guys, they started showing us that they really meant business. >> they clearly wanted the gunmans, so i said, no, it smells bad. i said, we have to be careful. we can get shot. >> i had 14 rounds. it didn't quite cross my minds that we had small guns and they had big guns. a gun is a gun. at the end of the day, it's how good you are with it. >> having been forced to the back of the supermarket by the tear gas, the gunmen were now just feet away from margy and her baby. >> and all of a sudden it happened, there he was. i looked up at him and i just mouthed the words, he's just a baby, he's just a baby. this is my family. being a part of helping people in need is who i am. working at brookdale for me is not just a job, it's a life for me. i love it. i formed many connections with the residents. i feel like i am part of their family and they're part of mine. if you can get up in the morning, ya know, shake the dust and go up there and make somebody

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and we have 287 going east exit 5 this white plains -- in white plains overturned vehicle and we have street cleaning rules are in effect and it's a gridlock alert day. lori over to you. >>> all right heather thank you. pope francis lands in africa this morning on the 11th trip of his papacy. and until he's going to visit kenya, uganda and the pope will also visit the central african republic. a country that's being torn apart by a civil war between christians and muslim militia. >>> 6:25. today a statewide crackdown on dangerous drivers gets underway in new york. the annual special enforcement period runs through sunday. last year state troopers and police nabbed more than 4800 drivers over the thanksgiving holiday for impaired or distracted driving. speeding and dwi. >>> 6:26 and closing in on 6:30. still ahead on eyewitness news this morning, two women shot in their car in new jersey and neighbors telling us the victims are a mother and her daughter. they're recovering in the hospital right now and we'll have live report coming up. >> new video from the scene of the shooting in ora

white plains are at 21. 22 montauk jersey shore. the northeast king comes in today. the -- wind comes in. it makes for a great day. lot of sunshine and clouds increase tomorrow out ahead of the rain. and then the rain gets here on thursday. so we've got a cool day today. with this high pressure ridge. and then back to our west, you'll see it starlets to get warmer as the high slides east ward. back into the upper 50s on wednesday and 60s on thursday ahead of the front. sunshine today, our futurecast is showing we're going to be looking at you know, just -- cloudy skies tomorrow. and then here comes the rain for thursday. starts around noontime western jersey. 1:00, 2:00 in the city but notice by the time we get to thursday night it pushes east ward out across long island and it's gone predawn hours of friday. we're looking at 52 after school kiddos, wear the warm gear this morning, it's sunny and cool after school. tomorrow we're at 58 with clouds and here comes the front with the rain. this is the front that caused all that tornadic activity but that's down there in

that's why they're just plain red.tarbucks isn't allowed to say merry christmas to customers. >> larry: all right, calm down, paul blart cup cop. really. ( laughter ) ( applause ) i mean, first of all, christ and christmas were never even on the cups. also, they're cups. ( laughter ) you know, but it only takes one spark from a douchey vertical video to set off a firestorm of cup rage. >> a forecaster is stirring up some real controversy. >> twitter erupted. >> there's a coffee war brewing. >> just a plain red cup. >> it was like waking up to a lump of coal. >> we can't say merry christmas now. >> wraijing a war. >> war. >> war on christmas. >> political correctness gone mad. >> it's time for a boycott. >> larry: only-- only in america can people be outraged over cups, right? i mean, seriously, seriously, we polled a boat load of syrian refugee on whether the new starbucks cups were controversial. 0% were upset and 43 answered, "we can't find my father." and the remaining 57% said, "my grandmother needs her medicine."

the storm system now moves into the central plains and southern plains. we are going to see severe weather. dallas, austin slight risk. about 9 million people included in that slight risk. maybe one or two tornados but the biggest threat is winds. we could see one to three inches wide spread. isolated totals could go as high as five inches to the east of waco and northeast of austin. eventually that will spread into areas of mississippi. thunderstorms bring end to the warmth in the middle of the country while we're trying to warm it up a little bit after a bunch of chilly days in the row in the west. that's your national weather. now is a closer look at the day ahead. we will see a few showers here and there. early from portland south towards eugene. a lot of blue on the map. that means chilly temperatures. even by southern california california standards. highs in the sixties and seventies. >>> wait till you hear what facebook is planning to add to their one and a half billion monthly users. riptions. at walgreens, we call that "carpe med diem." that's a

homeowners in the flood plain could see their insurance costs rise november is one the most dangerous times to be on the road for iowa drivers. state patrol say that's because of two things... snow... and deer. josh nguyen is live from the state patrol training facility in des moines this morning. josh, everyday when i'm driving into work i see at least a couple deer. what can drivers do to stay safe with them on the roads? costumed fantasy fanatics are that's as the midwest comicon festival gets underway. it takes over the iowa events center this weekend. the iowa comic club helped organize the event... they say they had enough interest in past years to expand it to a two- day festival and invite people from all over the midwest. the event will feature live music, guest speakers and a costume contest each day. also there for comicon-ers... plenty of special guests and a familiar superhero vehicle. 35:21:12 - 35:49:22 we have power ranger actors, a couple star wars actors, the shelby cobra in the iron man movie... the actual cobra that the iron man fell on the hood the event begins th

it'll be mild enough for plain old rain. no snow this time. maybe a little touch of freezing rain deep into the hudson valley, changing over to rain. of course, wednesday night the big tree lighting. we're going to try and dry it out by then. some showers may linger. breezy wednesday and thursday. drying out by the end of the week. chilly temperatures starting to take over a little bit. you can see those overnight lows generally in the 30s. >> okay. rain or shine, we're lighting that tree on wednesday. come on doub. thanks for spending this part of your sunday with us. we'll see you next saturday starting at 6:00.

." >>> more potentially dangerous wet weather is expected in the southern plains today. heavy rains and flash flood warnings are posted across central texas today. late yesterday, a tornado touchdown down near ft. worth and ripping the roof off one building and causing significant damage to others. but, so far, no injuries have been reported. meteorologist larry maury of our dallas/ft. worth station ktv is following the storm system. >> showers and thunderstorms rolling through ohio and kentucky and tennessee and fizzle out during the day but we will see showers and thunderstorms fire up across parts of the virginias and stretching down towards alabama and mississippi. >> earlier, floodwaters invaded streets in austin. several drivers had to be rescued. >>> there will be two fewer republican presidential

say a boneheaded robbery attempt ended with an nypd detective police say the man shot tried to rob a plain clothes detective at gun paint. >> reporter: rob and shiba, the suspects in custody admit to being part of a robbery team responsible for a robbery pattern in this area. now the hunt is on for the one member who got away after they picked the wrong person to come across a plain-clothesed cop. more than 12 hours later and no sign on bedford avenue of the man who got away after trying to rob a plain clothesed detective at gunpoint. the two others weren't able to escape. one of them, hospitalized after the detective shot him in the torso. now both are being pressured by police to track down their partner who fled. >> after i 16-year-old, it's really scary out there. you can't go around taking people's things. it's just sad. >> reporter: this was the scene just after 7:00 last night. authorities say the detective was responding to a call of a robbery when three men approached and demanded items from him. a 20-year-old pulled out this gun which turned out to be a bb gun. prompting the dete

. >> they get the battleground in the central plains. all the problems will be in the northern plains. the cold air is following behind the storms. it is going to be a chilly day. cold end to november in many areas of the west. many areas of the west were colder in november than areas of the east, by far. vegas at 53. oregon, 34. the temperatures are below average. if you were watching the sunday night football game in denver, you saw the snow. the cold air will spill into des moines and st. louis. as far as the snow goes today and the bad travel, anyone traveling through the middle of the country has the heart ache. still freezing rain and snowfall for the northern plains. six to eight inches. minneapolis could end up with 0 ten inches. the next storm through the middle of the week comes into the pacific northwest. heavy rain, mountain snow we'll get out of this, especially toward thursday and into friday in the north ern rockies. the temperatures will be warmer in the west, but nothing earth shattering. we're not going to see anything

upper midwest, great plains delays likely. especially stormy in the southern plains. as you go out to the west, intermountain snow. valley rains expected in the pacific northwest. southwest should be fine. cooler than normal. pretty good travel conditions. seven day forecast. whole holiday in there. 47 today, 51 tomorrow. dry days. low clouds around on thanksgiving. some breaks of sun. turns milder upper 50s. 63 for black friday. great for the shoppers. passing shower on saturday especially early. cool it down on the 40s sunday and monday of next week. early tuesday morning commute. >>> things are rolling along for the most part. couple of problems. we'll start with the subways. service suspended in both directions on the 4 and 6 between 86th street and 149th street grand con course. no fun getting from the bronx keep a close eye on that. shut down between haupaugue road. heading over to new jersey route 21 heading northbound, overturned tractor-trailer on the ramp to eastbound route 3. another spot to avoid here. we'll take a live look outside at the long island expr

they are going system heavy snow from the rockies all the way into the eastern plains of montana. more moisture rolling in. a cold front will stretch across the state on wednesday but we will be on the mild side. this could have an impact as this wave of energy rides northeast and interact with that cold air. possibly an icy mix. drizzle, light rain. then it is widespread heavy rain on thursday. it is going to get going throughout the day. to the northwest, this could be a wintry mix. initially, could be some many locations, especially across the southeastern half the state, could see well over one

uniformed officer, more plain cameras. here. >> reporter: enhanced security ready for any potential scare test. last night during the balloon inflation, the bomb squad rushed to 42nd street by the port authority bus terminal after a report of a suspicious package. it was cleared as no threat. the nypd isn't taking any chances when it comes to keeping the city safe during today's parade. >> the city competent be intimidated. particular -- the city cannot be intimidated. particularly these types of events. >> reporter: and that's what visitors plan to do on this holiday in manhattan. >> nothing going cohold us back from coming out. the nypd is here. from having a good time. >> reporter: and here's another live look at the incredible balloons for today's thanksgiving day parade. it starts at 9:00 a.m. the mayor is encouraging everyone to come in and take in the amazing sites. he says you shouldn't be fearful, just be alert and if you see something, say something. live on the upper west side, ilana gold, cbs 2 news. >> thank y

single digits and teens for the northern plains where the cold front is. back to you. >> thank you. >>> turkey has recovered the body of that russian pilot five days after shooting down his war plane at a syrian border, but will that do anything to help ease the rising tensions between that n.a.t.o. nation and russia. we'll take a look. >>> plus we will look at how america's closest ally in the region, israel, could provide some lessons for them. >> we both had citizens caught up in the sickening attacks that took place in paris and this underlines the need for cooperation and frankly the threat that we all face in europe. it requires a european effort. does your mouth often feel dry? multiple medications, a dry mouth can be a side effect of many medications. but it can also lead to tooth decay and bad breath. that's why there's biotene, available as an oral rinse, toothpaste, spray or gel. biotene can provide soothing relief and it helps keep your mouth healthy too. remember, while your medication is doing you good, a dry mouth isn't. biotene, for people

would he have cold stuff across the great plains and chicago.to zero across the high plains and the rockies. this cold air will march east, but it will modify. let's look at the jet stream. we'll see a dip in the jet that will allow the cold air to sink into the great lake and the ohio valley sunday into monday. it will be colder especially monday, high temperatures in the 40s with windchills in the 30s. as quick as the cold air moves in it will move out just as fast. this is thanksgiving, black friday, look where the jet stream is then, it's up in canada. depending on how much cloud cover we get, it will determine how warm we get. we have temperatures in time 50s and 60s next week. if you're heading to lincoln financial field, temple taking on memphis. winds out of east at 5 to 10. temperatures in the low to mid 50s. >> are the doors in your home looking dull? the designers of the live well network show you how to add pazzaz to your doors. >> this door project is easy to do. we're taking hollow doors and we're dressing them up using trim. take

we got more snow and ice across the plains with this next system and from north plaite to sioux falls, significant accumulation. across the northeast, temperatures in the 60s. now back down to reality the cold front comes through, 50 degrees today. right around ave danielle: good morning. i'm meteorologist danielle vollmar. temperatures are starting in the 20's and even feels like the teens out there with the wind. highs today only climbing into the mid 40's so if you're headed out the door, i would grab a winter coat. there will be some sunshine by afternoon although some low-level clouds this morning plaguing most of the area. lots of sunshine for monday. much colder on monday. and then warmer on tuesday. back near 50 by wednesday with a good chance of rain. >> tuesday is december 1st the we'll have the outlook for the next two weeks. warmer weather. >> i'll take it. >> i like meet logical winter. >>> walk up to an armored car and walk away the half a million bucks. >>> plus, the website that has become a billion-dollar business. >>> and tomorrow is cyber monday, we'll tell you wher

states, we are tracking a area of low pressure in the plain states and rain on the milder side of thissome snow on the backside where the colder air punches south ward and we tap into a piece of that energy in the second half of our weekend here, the call from accuweather, clear early and late day fog and clouds and drop down to 39 in the suburbs and 44 in philadelphia, here is the setup on our black friday, 68 in the city and early clouds and bright by the afternoon, tracking the from the same one coming out of the northern plains, mostly cloudy and a few showers around and in at 60 degrees, we are tracking a area of low pressure with a wave of energy that looks like it wants to ride up along the front as we get into the day on sunday, it looks like we have a drop in our temperatures with that chilly air invading into much of the mid-atlantic region, the call from accuweather forecast as we look to temple, they are playing at the linc and an isolate the shower is possible but not a bad start to the game, kickoff 55 as we get into the fourth quarter we drop down to 50, here is the excl

once again great plain avenue to route 9. construction on the pike by newton corner will be gone in the next 20 minutes or so. your last project as you travel sowfned on 128 route 2a and 4 and 225. we're expecting the trains and the buses to start the morning on schedule. emily: thank you. breaking right now. plane crash was an act of terrorism. security leaders say a home-made flight over egypt killing all 224 passengers on october 31. russian president vladimir putin is offering a $50 million reward for information to help catch those responsible. right now we are following overnight in the aftermath of new moves in the air and on the ground. all of this aimed at preventing further carnage. randy: let's get right to the eye's erika tarantal. she's monitoring information as it comes in. erika: randy, emily. first to that new air campaign. france is carrying out more than a dozen new airstrikes in syria overnight. all of them focused on raqqa where it's believed friday's attacks were planned. the french military says the new