only hours after the calls came into san diego county 911, the scene had completely changed.s said they had never seen or heard of a fire that moved this quickly across this much land. they felt they were looking at a wildfire they couldn't tame. so the decision was made to move resources from a fire fighting mission to a rescue and alert mission. we continue with "the great california fire." >> the fire was now several miles wide and it created this black smoke going down with it. and it was from the ground level up to self thousand feet. we started doing public address announcements with our speaker for people to evacuate. >> this is the sheriff's department. we have a mandatory evacuation. you need to leave your homes at this time. >> we'd try to get into the smoke and we would get smoke across the windshield, the visibility would go to almost nothing. >> you need to leave your homes. you're in immediate danger. >> we'd get frightened, let's get the heck out of here. it got so bumpy during the evening that we were actually hitting our helmets together and on the side of th

was chained up in ah some bad news for the san diego chargers could mean good news for people who want an n-f-l team in las vegas! voters in san diego county overwhelmingly struck down a proposal to build a new stadium for the chargers. that means the chargers now get the option to join the rams in l-a. the raiders could have the option to join the rams if the chargers decide to stay in san diego. so as of right now... there's a good chance... if the raiders want to play in doctors are warning about vitamin d this morning...that people may be taking too much! in the past, doctors have said people need to take more vitamin d...but now they're saying there is too much needless testing and too many people taking the supplement. that's according to a report in the new england journal of medicine. doctors say less than 6-percent of americans are vitamin d deficient. diego of a suspected drunk driver.. passed out behind the wheel on a freeway. a highway patrol officer is seen tapping on her window.. trying to wake her up.. when she starts driving away slowly. the officer chased her.. and even tried to bash the window open. she eventually pulled

voters in san diego county that means the charges have an option to join the rams in los angeles. so.. if the raiders want to play in a new staduim.. it's all down to las vegas assuming oakland doesn't come up with a last minute package to keep the team in the bay area. owners of an old steel plant.... were forced to watch their building.... go up in flames. the smoke could be seen for miles. tonight.. officials are sharing.... what may have started.... the massive blaze. plus.. a canadian immigration website crashes last night. find out why many believe it had to do with the 'red wave' that swept across the u-s last night. as we head toward the end of the week we will keep the sunshine around with highs running about ten degrees above the normal. and remember, chopper 13 brings you breaking news fast and first. rally by the closing bell. dow up 257 nasdaq up 58 sp500 up 24 all of the big local gaming stocks finished ahead including boyd gaming.. up 3%. caesars picked up 4%. wynn and red rock resorts were both up about 1-and a half perc tesla motors has agreed to b

some bad news for the san diego chargers could mean good news for people who want an n-f-l voters in san diego county overwhelmingly struck down a proposal to build a new stadium for the chargers. that means the chargers now get the option to join the rams in l-a. the raiders could have had the option to join the rams if the chargers decided to stay in san diego. so as of right now... if the raiders want to play in a new staduim, their only option is las vegas. :8-:11 pause for nats a terrifying attack in miami is all caught on camera... we're learning this all may have been over a post on instagram a warning from doctos about vitamin d... why you may not want to take it this morning... ((ad-lib)) new developments this morning on a disturbing case of an after a man opened fire near a busy bus stop in downtown seattle... the shooter is still on the run. all five were taken to the hospital...two are in critical condition. police say the shooting doesn't appear to be related to ongoing donald trump protests that were also going on in the area last night. they think it started after an officers say the p

. >>> san diego county california was under siege.moving wildfire was burning everything in its path, leaving scorched earth in its wake. the roach family had just lost one daughter and the other children were on their way to the hospital. and there were so many other people still running for cover. they may have been running out of options, but they with respect giving up hope. let's continue with the great california fire. >> we couldn't find a place that was safe. first of all, we were safe at home, it was going to be okay. then that was dashed away from us. then we go to my mom's. because of course if we're not safe, the other place will be safe. and that was dashed away from us. and then we didn't know where to go. >> it felt very much like there was something coming on top of you at any moment, and you had to keep moving, keep moving. >> it was like quick sand, every time we got on something that seemed like it was solid, we got swallowed up again. >> i had a friend that lived way north of town and maybe she was safe. and she sa

and the south coast area, which includes orange and san diego counties, clinton has a narrow lead overrump, 45% to his 42%. >>> and in more election news, just in the past 90 minutes, a san francisco judge shot down a challenge to allow taking a selfie at the polls. coming up in 11 minutes, nbc bay area's damian trujillo will have a report about why it's a no-no. >>> do you still have election questions? you have time to check out our nonpartisan voters' edge guide. just go to our website, nbcbayarea.com and put in your zip code to get all of the details about the issues and candidates specific to where you live. >>> still searching for clues and now investigators reaching out for help, looking for any witnesses to that huge fire that destroyed an apartment building under construction in oakland. this happened early monday morning on lester avenue. thankfully, no one was hurt, and firefighters were able to keep surrounding buildings from catching fire. >>> in court today, they pleaded not guilty. two men accused in the deadly beating of a homeless man in san francisco. take a look. the

orange in san diego counties combined. the vote could be historic. >> this may be the year to vote for a democratic president. >> the reason why? latinos, they could be up to 27 million strong at the polls. >> it's not by accident. it has to do with the changing demography of this country. >> orange county has been slowly tinting blue for the last 25 years. >> this is quite the combination. the democrats doing well,  minorities being there. and orange county will have fallen. >> with the changing demographics, it's likely other states will tint blue in the coming years, including north carolina, florida, arizona and even texas, raj. >>> up next, a man shot and killed by san francisco police might now be honored. we'll tell you who's spearheading this plan. >> they have a unique way of doing it, and they -- that's their business, gun stores. >> gun stores with targets on their backs. i'm steven stock. coming up, we investigate a surge in robberies of california gun stores to find out what's behind this troubling friend an

then only down about 200 and >>darya: california 49th district off their representing parts of san diego county a slim lead over his democratic challenger >>will tran: and donald trump won the election that he will take over the l white house in january he said he cannot believe this he thought there will be a revolution before this election he was hoping clinton would win and saw the results come in he was saddened >>james: they treated like alcohol it would impose a 15% sales tax cut-it voted when it passed an oakland and also pass 72% >>mark: international news breaking that we're following our great britain there train derailed in london a crash resulted in some loss of life but is not clear how many people have died these appear to small country and some people celebrated and others were in shock >>reporter: this is what looks like from space scattered clouds and we go to clearing skies for the ballot this saturday and for sunday. >>robin winston: approaching the toll to men and stout 2101 and san rafael here on south 680 if you have to come also know into fremont under control wraping up

that's darrell issa's seat representing parts of orange and san diego counties. right now issa holds a slim lead over democratic challenger doug applegate. president obama urged his fellow democrats to "lick their wounds" - and get back in the arena. he'll meet with president-elect donald trump tomorrow in washington. hillary clinton spoke with trump privately last night -- and today, addressed her supporters. cnn's political correspondent ryan nobles joins us live now from washington d.c. -- with more. ryan? and a reminder. public >> reporter: conceded the election. and legs for to a peaceful transition from the presidency to a trump presidency. we are all one team. >> pam: vigo to washington d.c.. >> steve: ryan quick question to start off today last night tromp bids on the he doesn't do very often started consolatory note seen collaborating building that wall is one of them. >> reporter: repeal or place a bomb care controversial big thing is that he will have much of an excuse he is guy and have majorities in everything in many of these measures use champions

. >> i'm a librarian for san diego county. my nerdo-meter is hovering in red right now. so thu so much for putting this together. my question for you all is to sort of address a little bit address and how signs things like that stereotype than most of the public has about libraries. also about how it -- it does impact funding in certain ways. i know in our system it does a little bit. and then finally what the digitization on both the public perception as well as our funding. i don't want to get too specific but ke do have a cap that our signs address in our funding budget every year. and so as long as we continue to do that we have a fine free day and everything but a lot of libraries can't do that. so i'm wond erring what your thoughts are. >> this is interesting. i'm going to have a discussion with my students about library fines. because you know, we know that loybrare fines fees, whatever, are serving as barrier for a number of users particularly youth and we see that particularly when we're working with school districts and trying to create easy, convenient hard ac

i am a librarian from san diego county. i drove up for this. my leader is in red right now. all totion for you address a little bit is, science , and how you address things like that stereotype that most of the public has about librarians. also about how it does impact funding in certain ways. i know in our system, it does a little bit. and then finally, what the digitization of our materials -- the impact it is going to have on both the public perception as .ell as our funding i mean, i don't want to get too specific, but we do have a cap addressed in our funding budget every year. so as long as we continue to do that, we do have a fine-free day. but a lot of libraries cannot do that. in terms of the fines, this is interesting. i am going to have a discussion with my students about library fines. because we know that library fines, fees, whatever, are serving as a barrier for a number of users. particularly youth. we see that particularly when we are working with school districts and trying to create easy, convenient card access, and these fines are a barrier. on the other

san diego. >> tracy: hey, everybody. we're hanging out in san diego countyt one ranch where it's always hump day, right, camelot? [music]

that is darryl isis representing orange and san diego counties. right now, a slim lead over democratic challenger doug applegate. >> team coverage of the presidential election continuing with my. >> we are live at walnut creek getting reaction from voters this morning. hello will. >> reporter: voters woke up this morning stunned. a lot of people in california overwhelmingly voted for hillary clinton. they paid attention as the east coast states, the eastern states and the midwestern states -- the results came in. he pretty much knew what was going to happen. that donald trump would be the next president. knowing it, talking about it -- two different things. we managed to get a lot of reaction this morning. people not holding back. including this gentleman we spoke to a little earlier this morning. >> i am more than saddened. i have a sense of fear -- because this is -- half the country -- my people that have elected this guy -- who i think is extremely dangerous. and before the election, i had a feeling that we would have a revolution. not that it

huerta: from down south in san diego county here in kern county my own father was the executive directorf a primary health care clinic in fresno for many years. my brother is a doctor and kern county. you have seen the benefits of the affordable care act. the excess money that has been brought to our community locally so that we can build new clinics and oil they'll, western kern county. there are hundreds and hundreds of farmworkers, working families than that have access to primary health care did not have it before. jim: time for closing statements. by virtue of the coin toss, mr. huerta will go first. mr. huerta: thank you for having us again. my life has been dedicated to helping working families in the central valley. as a young negotiator, as a lawyer representing women who have been discriminated in the workplace because of their pregnant condition. representing workers who have been denied reinstatement to employment because of existing medical conditions. helping workers regain lost wages. in california, on average among workers are deprived $3000 to $4000 on annual basis becau

darrell issa, orange county, what's going on here? >> northern san diego, sage county.epublican hasn't lost since 1936 but i think donald trump will be the first. sas is proof that even if you're the wealthiest member of congress you can run a poor campaign. issa has not adapted with his district-. he's a profile character in a district trump is unpopular. he introduced trump at a rally in may. a year ago i asked democrats who's doug applegate? they said we'll get back to you in a few days. now it's a toss-up. >> what's the hispanic population in this district? >> about 20% of the population, a lot letss of the vote but a well educated, wealthy district. >> trump is costing issa this one? >> issa could be costing himself this district. >> very quickly. your next one, john mica, suburban orlando. stephanie murphy might become the youngest member of congress. >> this is orlando, right across the street from where the pulse nightclub shooting happened. right after that, she decided to get in the race. the anti-washington thing works against him. >> next race, suburban chic

some bad news for the san diego for people who want an n-f-l team in las vegas! voters in san diego county overwhelmingly struck down a proposal to build a new stadium for the chargers. that means the chargers now get the option to join the rams in l-a. the raiders could have had the option to join the rams if the chargers decided to stay in san diego. so as of right now... if the raiders want to play in a new staduim, their only option is las vegas. good morning las vegas is live every weekday with all of your weather, traffic and breaking ne join us-- four-30 to seven.. more local news headlines are coming up on action news live at midday. i'm beth fisher and here's a look at one of today's top [music] >> oh, isn't it ever? >> look. it is planet hollywood in the distance? dustin diamond. we have more on him in a couple of seconds. >> the guy who played screech? >> we're going to talk about him. >> i'm here, >> we're going to talk about him as if he's not there for the next 15 seconds. >> i have no idea what just happened. >> hello, welcome to "the morning blend." >> >> featuring top come

. >>> the family of a man from san diego county will take the last step before filing a lawsuit.he video shows the deadly shooting of alongo in el cajon back in september. his widow and two daughters are asking for damages and more training to help officers deal with the mentally ill. alongo was unarmed when he died. the city is not commenting on the plans for demands. >>> a bay area athlete paralyzed in a swimming accident is continuing his recovery. jake's family posted these pictures to facebook over the weekend. he is dressed up as superman for halloween. he underwent stem cell therapy back in the july in hopes of regaining the use of his hands. they say it is unlikely that jake will walk again but he remains upbeat about his recovery. frank mallicoat emceeing a fundraiser at the orchard newer certificate ein lafayette from 5:30 to 7:30. tickets are $10. reservations are required. for more information go to ktvu.com under the web links section. >>> the time is 8:45. let's check in with sal. is the commute starting to wind down. >> a little. there are still a lot of slow spots

from down south in san diego county, here in kearn county.my own father was the executive director of a primary health care clinic in fresno system brother is a doctor here in kearn county. we have seen the bottomed billion fit of thes a are affordable care act. the accessman that has been brought to our community here locally so that we can build new clinics and oildale, in western kearn county. there are hundreds and how much farmworkers, working families that now have access to permanent are primary health care that didn't have if before. >> time for closing statements. one mint each and by virtue of a coin toss, mr. huerta you go first. >> thank you for have us again. as i'm mentioned, my life has been dedicated to helping working families here in central valley. as a young negotiator, as a lawyer, representing women, who have been discriminated in the workplace because of their pregnant condition, as representing workers who have been denied employment because of a existing medical condition, helping workers regain lost wages. in califor

san diego was almost 100 degrees today. this is a beach town. 94 degrees a record high in san diego. they're dealing with high fire dangers. pine county kentucky, nasty there. where is the rain? odessa, texas. almost four inches there. d portions of the southern plains tonight. high and dry in the colorado high country. making snow fast and furious in keystone and steamboat. that they'll keep going as we push out the opening dates further than what they anticipated. people making their travel plans and we need some help from mother nature. we're not getting it tomorrow. coming in as a dry front. a wind shift more than anything else. showers stay to the south of tomorrow. 65 instead of 74. a pleasant fall day. with clear skies, it's going to be cold. 29 in pueblo. 50s in the high country tomorrow. almost 70 out west and i do have 70s back in the planning forecast. in the denver metro area for the rest of tonight it's beautiful, quiet and calm. kids will need a light jacket tomorrow morning. 39 degrees to start. and temperatures will hold in the mid-60s as wee the midday period. high at dia will be 65. yet another front coming on friday

ideas that i trace in who we be, it just deepens when i had a chance to be there in san diego city, in st. louis countynvertedlouis ferguson. it was a strange paradox that i think we face right now in our country which is, we live in a time. where the picture of diversity has become more prevalent than ever.r cultur our culture seems more t desegregated than ever. all of the indices show growing inequality across the board, for for all folks in the u.s., but the front line of that is racial inequality. all the indices show this across growing racial inequality across the board and health, wealth, ad income and life expectancy andpr premature death and policing and mass incarceration. along with that is a rise in resegregation. what i wanted to do in this book was to try spore the idea that maybe resegregation, and to be clear, segregation never ended in many parts of our nation, but resegregation may be the under discussed condition of our time. i just want to try to connect the dots between what is happening in housing and schooling with what was happening in the popular culture and in the streets. it

county. a catholic church in san diego hands out a bulletin causing controversy with its political statements. written by the church's pastor -- the bulletin suggests the devil is working through hillary clinton. two weeks ago -- the bulletin said it's a mortal sin to vote democrat. it calls into question the not only of the separation of church and state, but possibly of the irs code." protesters have been gathering outside the church arguing it's and for all the latest in election coverage -- you can visit our website -- kwwl dot com. you can join us tonight at 4-30 for a live decision 20-16 special -- highlighting hillary clinton and donald trump. tomorrow many adults will head out to the polls to vote for our nex many people have been frustrated with this election... .some still undecided today... even those too young to vote -- are seeing politics everywhere they turn -- and are forming their own thoughts on the race. kwwl's amanda gilbert joins us live in waterloo... you caught up with some middle schoolers. a big word i heard when talking with students about this year's elections: bull

in san diego, we have more reservations that any other county in the country.we have one of the smallest, which is six acres. as all this started happening vagrancy laws were made. you cannot leave the reservation unless you had a permit from somebody you work for. you could be arrested and kept in indentured service for six months. so all these things were happening. one of the things going on -- when we talk about gold, let's move down a little farther south. let's go to peru. what happened in peru? in 1561? pizarro came to peru and the leader of peru was captured and ransomed for a huge room full of gold once and silver twice. the largest ransom ever paid. then he was executed. this was the inca empire. huge, one of the largest empires in the world. but did you know more gold was taken out of california that was extracted over there? this is how bad it got. so these were some of the things that happened. this was some of the things that contributed to the loss of life, and the policies of native people here in california. and there is a lot more to it. a lot

county. >>> this story might be a little too late for a san diego ceo as he has been tweeting his apologies to donald trump. under federal investigation. apparently he threatened the president el said, quote, getting a sniper rifle, and quote, perching himself where it counts. >>> showing the shocking impact of not getting a good night's rest. >> plus we're days away from the slopes opening up. >> and thanksgiving weekend could set new travel records. planning to travel. hop on abc15.com to vote by >>> he's accused of personally keeping money that was intentionally to help vets. the va executive benefited from donations made to the vietnam veteran's association. more than $29 million was raised in 4 years but less than 2% went to the actual cause. >>> meantime the head of the va is heading to phoenix for a town hall. va deputy sloan gibson will be at tonight's event. >>> some more health news here that's going to have you thinking thanks to thanksgiving. there is a new concern about a bacterial disease. at a vermont farm. the owner of that farm thinks a fox carrying foul cholera snuck into

san diego from fox 5. one of the big stories there tonight, county crews will spray a neighborhood to kill mosquitos which could carry the zika virus. health officials say mosquitos were found near a person who contracted zika outside the u.s. workers knocked on doors throughout the neighborhood to warn residents of tomorrow's spraying. that's tonight's live look outside the beltway from "special report." we'll be right back. 200-degree range of sight... which is good for me hey! ... and bad for the barkley twins. take care of all your most important parts with centrum. with our most vitamin d three ever. what makesheart healthysalad the becalifornia walnuts.r? the best simple veggie dish ever? heart healthy california walnuts. the best simple dinner ever? heart healthy california walnuts. great tasting, heart healthy california walnuts. so simple. get the recipes at walnuts.org. ♪ ♪ lend him a helping hand. ♪ put a little love in your heart. ♪ ♪ take a good look around... ♪ ...and if you're lookin' down, ♪ ♪ put a little love in your heart. ♪ ♪put a little love in your heart.♪ ♪ in your heart. (avo) the

san diego from fox 5. one of the big stories there tonight, county crews will spray a neighborhood to kill mosquitos which could carry the zika virus. health officials say mosquitos were found near a person who contracted zika outside the u.s. workers knocked on doors throughout the neighborhood to warn residents of tomorrow's spraying. that's tonight's live look outside the beltway from "special report." we'll be right back. (my hero zero by lemonheads) zero really can be a hero. get zero down, zero deposit, zero due at signing, and zero first month's payment on select volkswagen models. this black friday at the volkswagen sign then drive event. >>> this is a fox news alert. late today a federal judge blocked an obama administration rule to extend mandatory overtime pay to more than 4 million workers. the rule would have doubled to $47,500, the maximum salary a worker can earn and still be eligible for mandatory overtime pay. it was set to go into effect december 1st. mike emanuel is at the white house tonight. mike, what are you hearing about this judgment? >> reporter: doug, good evening. what departme

county if you're curious, to see how your community voted. click on politics. >> we're following breaking news out of san diego. two fa-18 fighter jets have collided during a training mission over the pacific ocean. one of the pilots was forced to eject. breaking news out of that pail lot is okay. but the jet did crash into the ocean. the other pilot landed safely. so at this point, no injuries are reported. harvey joining us. rain out there and we see the little rain behind you. >> a little green. there have been a few drops of rain. it's now slid offshore. the other area that i see from southern new hampshire on down to northwest massachusetts but the only place i can even see a few sprinkles that's reaching the ground was up in jafr, new hampshire. even as this moves south and east during the course of the evening there could be a few sprinkles about and moving southward. the skies will start to clear temperatures will start to cool because north and west it's already cooling down. so boston will drop into the low 40s after midnight and then probably into the upper 30s by tomorrow morning but some of our sub

in san diego, we have more reservations than any other county in the country, we also have the smallest, which is six acres. so as all of this started happening, laws were made, you could not leave the reservation unless you had a permit from somebody you worked for. you could be arrested and kept in service for six months, all of these things were happening there, too. when we talk about gold, let's move down a little bit farther south. let's go to peru, what was happening in peru, what happened to 1561 or 15 -- and the leader of peru, he was captured and ran so somed for a huge room filled with gold, once and silver twice, the largest ransome ever made and he was executed. huge, stretched -- i mean, one of the largest empires in the world. but did you know more gold was taken out of california than was extracted over there. this is how bad it got. so these were some of the things that happened. this was some of the things that contributed to the loss of life and the policies of native people here in california. and there's a lot more to it. native religion was made illegal. do you kno

county. when you are voting. if you don't include the city or zip our form. >> a san diego priest in trouble for telling democratic voters that they are going to hell. the father wr implying that the democrats and hillary clinton are doing the work of satan. flyers worn that parishioners say it is a mortal sin to vote democrat. a spokesman says the catholic church will not take partisan positions. go to hell is wrong. >>> back in twine, father parowi made headlines when he said that having president obama is elected the end of the world is coming. >>> we will be setting our clocks back on saturday night and after a roller coaster of a week. i think a lot of us are ready to use the >> true. we were talking danita, one doesn't seem enough. i guess we take what we can get. looking outside. we are taking a look at sunshine for you. the last of it before the official sunset here in the 6:00 hour which will be in the 5:00 hour on sunday but it does move up the sunrise time that helps a little bit and a shot a bit of a deceiving picture. you think sun it has to be warmer. we are anywhere from two to six degrees cooler. n

in san diego, we have more reservations than any other county in the country, we also have the smallest, which is six acres. so as all of this started happening, laws were made, you could not leave the reservation unless you had a permit from somebody you worked for. you could be arrested and kept in service for six months, all of these things were happening there, too. when we talk about gold, let's move down a little bit farther south. let's go to peru, what was happening in peru, what happened to 1561 or 15 -- and the leader of peru, he was captured and ran so somed for a huge room filled with gold, once and silver twice, the largest ransome ever made and he was executed. huge, stretched -- i mean, one of the largest empires in the world. but did you know more gold was taken out of california than was extracted over there. this is how bad it got. so these were some of the things that happened. this was some of the things that contributed to the loss of life and the policies of native people here in california. and there's a lot more to it. native religion was made illegal. do you kno

county, 2 to 5 inches of rainfall falling yesterday. more coming, a poe tent system coming into the west coast that will hit everybody from seattle awe the way down to san diego. could see mudslides and winds up to 50 miles an hour. snow above the 4,000-foot mark so be careful if you're traveling on the mountain passes and rain across the midsection on sunday. your weekendgetaways brought to >>> all right, everybody. shake off that turkey hangover like a lot of americans are moving awfully slow today. as well as they did yesterday, unfortunately. >> and did your pants actually fit. >> no, thanks for bringing that up. >> coming up the mom found alive after three weeks beating the odds with her stunning survival. how authorities crack these train cases. >>> for millions of online consumer, how to keep yourself safe from cyberstealing. keep it here on "gma." i am ready. because today there's harvoni. for the most common type of chronic hepatitis c. harvoni is proven to cure up to 99% of patients... ...who've had no prior treatment. it transformed treatment as the first cure that's... ...one pill, once a day for 12 weeks. certain patients... ...can be cured with

county, 2 to 5 inches of rainfall falling yesterday. more coming, a poe tent system coming into the west coast that will hit everybody from seattle awe the way down to san diego. could see mudslides and winds up to 50 miles an hour. snow above the 4,000-foot mark so be careful if you're traveling on the mountain passes and rain across the midsection on sunday. your weekendgetaways brought to >>> if you're up early to do a little bit of shopping, you're in luck: it looks like a beautiful day. by noon 79 degrees, we top out today in the low 80s. it's about 7 degrees below normal. inland counties will be in the mid-80s. we will see a front move through over the weekend that will cool us down and dry us out just a bit, so by sunday temperatures will be back down to seasonal conditions. no rain with the front, though, >>> all right, everybody. shake off that turkey hangover like a lot of americans are moving awfully slow today. >> yes, my pants are not fitting as well as they did yesterday, unfortunately. >> and did your pants actually fit. >> no, thanks for bringing that up. >> coming up the mom found alive after three weeks beating the odds with her stunning sur

county, 2 to 5 inches of rainfall falling yesterday. more coming, a poe tent system coming into the west coast that will hit everybody from seattle awe the way down to san diego. could see mudslides and winds up to 50 miles an hour. this will be snow above the 4,000-foot mark, so be careful if you're traveling on the mountain passes and rain across the midsection on sunday. your weekend getaways brought to >>> good morning. it's now 7:19. here is the first alert that we are in for a dry warm couple of next storm that's now hitting the pacific northwest. it is going to bring some snow to the mountains. we are looking at kickoff at 42. bit fourth quarter, 35. today and tomorrow, the two warm els days on our seven-day forecast, it's beautiful outsite ride now. we will be in the ummer 50s >>> all right, everybody. shake off that turkey hangover. moving awfully slow today. >> yes, my pants are not fitting as well as they did yesterday, unfortunately. >> and did your pants actually fit. >> no, thanks for bringing that up. >>> coming up, the mom found alive after three weeks beating the odds with her stunning survival. how authorities crack these train cases. >>> fo

county, 2 to 5 inches of rainfall falling yesterday. more coming, a poe tent system coming into the west coast that will hit everybody from seattle awe the way down to san diego. could see mudslides and winds up to 50 miles an hour. snow above the 4,000-foot mark so be careful if you're traveling on the mountain passes and rain across the midsection on sunday. your weekendgetaways brought to hayley: good morning. lapoint, tracking snow showers up north, where we have already had an inch or two in spots. it is rain showers from central and southern new hampshire on downward, due to temperatures below freezing. 35 in concord. 37 manchester. about 36 in nashua. up north, around freezing. temperatures will be in the 30's. a few places will try to touch 40, like nashua and the because. tomorrow, mountain snow showers. >>> all right, everybody. shake off that turkey hangover like a lot of americans are as well as they did yesterday, unfortunately. >> and did your pants actually fit. >> no, thanks for bringing that up. >> coming up the mom found alive after three weeks beating the odds with her stunning survival. how authorities crack these train cases. >>> for mill

county, 2 to 5 inches of rainfall falling yesterday. more coming, a poe tent system coming into the west coast that will hit everybody from seattle awe the way down to san diegod see mudslides and winds up to 50 miles an hour. snow above the 4,000-foot mark so be careful if you're traveling on the mountain passes and rain across the midsection on sunday. your weekendgetaways brought to you by macy's. >>> nothing showing on stormscan 6 double scan in the way of rain, it is pretty cloudy out. you might see sunny breaks through the morning but the clouds are getting thicker and we're in the low 40's, not a lot of winds. get those jackets on. 44 currently in philadelphia. and 42 degrees in allentown. currently as we take a look at your exclusive accu weather seven-day forecast, we're looking at a high of just 58 degrees. couple of spotty showers around, dry and breezy this weekend. arg as well as they did yesterday, unfortunately. >> and did your pants actually fit. >> no, thanks for stunning survival. how authorities crack these train cases. >>> for millions of online consumer, how to keep yourself safe from cyberstealing. keep it here on "gma." i am ready. beca

county, 2 to 5 inches of rainfall falling yesterday. more coming, a poe tent system coming into the west coast that will hit everybody from seattle awe the way down to san diego. could see mudslides and winds up to 50 miles an hour. this will be snow above the 4,000-foot mark, so be careful if you're traveling on the mountain passes and rain across the midsection on sunday. black friday shopping roads should be just fine across eastern iowa. any precipitation that will fall will be extremely light if any. temperatures this morning will be in the low to middle 30s. expect highs to climb into the low 40s today with gradual clearing to arrive later this afternoon. high pressure will sit to our south and east late tonight and into tomorrow. this will giving us a southerly wind and on top of that we'll get more sunshine. this will allow for our temperatures to warm into the low 50s for some, others into the upper 40s. sunday will bri turkey hangover. like a lot of americans, i'm >> yes, my pants are not fitting as well as they did yesterday, unfortunately. >> and did your pants actually fit. >> no, thanks for bringing that up. >>> coming up, the mom found alive af

county. 2 to 5 inches of rainfall falling yesterday. more coming, a poe tent system potent system coming into the west coast that will hit everybody from seattle awe the way down to san diego. could see mudslides and winds up to 50 miles an hour. this will be snow above the 4,000-foot mark, so be careful if you're traveling on the mountain passes and rain across the midsection on sunday. >>> all right, everybody. shake off that turkey hangover. like a lot of americans, i'm moving awfully slow today. >> yes, my pants are not fitting as well as they did yesterday, fit? >> no, thanks for bringing that up. appreciate that. >>> coming up, the mom found alive after three weeks beating the odds with her stunning survival. inside how authorities crack these strange cases. >>> for millions of online consumer, how to keep yourself safe from cyberstealing. keep it here on "gma." keep you safe from cyberstealing. keep it here on "gma." s, how to safe from cyberstealing. keep it here on "gma." , how to safe from cyberstealing. keep it here on "gma." s, how to safe from cyberstealing. keep it here on "gma." a revolutionary treatment titis c. harvoni is proven to cure up to 99% of patien

county. 2 to 5 inches of rainfall falling yesterday. more coming, a poe tent system potent system coming into the west coast that will hit everybody from seattle awe the way down to san diegod winds up to 50 miles an hour. this will be snow above the 4,000-foot mark, so be careful if you're traveling on the mountain passes and rain across the midsection on sunday. your weekend getaways brought to you by macy's. >>> hello, i'm meteorologist mike nicco from abc 7 mornings. your accuweather highlights. increasing clouds but dry during the day. three waves of light rain, saturday, sunday and monday and next week trending much drier. today's temperatures, 50s, up in coverdale, and the rest of us around 60 to 63. tonight about 10-15 degrees warmer thanks to the rain. mid-40s to mid-50s. my accuweather seven-day forecast, we'll have a wave of showers >>> all right, everybody. shake off that turkey hangover. like a lot of americans, i'm moving awfully slow today. >> yes, my pants are not fitting as well as they did yesterday, unfortunately. >> and did your pants actually fit? >> no, thanks for bringing that up. appreciate that. >>> coming up, the mom found alive after three weeks