. >> born and raised in south detroit. >> and nobody was ever raised in south detroit. >> thank you, clint, for that solo bit. kathie lee. >> and a young lady who hurt herself in the marathon, but she finished like the woman she is. in michigan a man named paul is talking with davie who is still in the navy. is that a bshgs krshgs bc? >> piano man. >> he's still in the navy. >> it is still his very, very big signature hit. is great at the garden. >> he is awesome. really is. kathie lee, over to you >> people from tampa bay, where is some dance to remember, and some dance to forget. stairway to heaven, sweet home, alabama or hotel california. >> hotel california. [ laughter ] >> "hoe tel california." >> here it is. some dance to remember some dance to forget >> people know this when they are young and it is 1977, and eagles. >> from san antonio, texas, in what 1980s hit will you find the lyrics "forever's gona start tonight? total eclipse of the heart -- >> i am going to say b. >> you're right. >> and "total eclipse of the heart." >> start. forever's go g ing to start tonight >> hey,

south detroit >> let's go across the street. >> lovely lady who hurt herself in the marathon, but she finished like the woman she is. from michigan. in what song is a man named paul talking with davy who's still in the navy? is it more than a feeling? tiny dancer or piano man? >> c. >> what a great husband. >> piano man it is. still in the navy and probably will be a while >> isn't that a great song? billy joel's first released huge hit. his big signature hit. >> he's in concert by the way, he's still great at the garden. >> he really is. >> lovely people from tampa bay. according to the songs "where some dance to remember, some dance to forget." which song. hotel california? >> hotel california. >> yes! >> hotel california. >> here it is. some to forget >> people know this music and when they're young. this is from 1 977. >> from san antonio, texas. in what 1980s hit will you find the hits forever's going to start tonight. livin' on a prayer? total eclipse of the heart or take on me. >> i'm going to say b. >> you're right! >> oh, my gosh! >> look at that. >> wow. total eclipse of the

we still have high wind warnings from mancato, from grand rapids to south bend, detroit, toledo, clevelanduffalo, all cities with high wind warnings. that means major airport delays and cancellations. then we have advisories from the dakotas to new york. when you get advisories that means you get some strong gusts. look at these current wind gusts, 49-mile-per-hour gusts in chicago. that's enough problem for some minor power outages. but jonathan, that's really the big story today. there's not a lot of other bad weather out there just the winds are howling in the great lakes. you can picture what that's doing to the morning commute. >> bill karins, thanks very much. still ahead, why watch a movie when you can watch the star of the movie watch his own movie? not one, but all of them. in reverse order. it's happening right now and the only question i have is, why shia, why? opportunity has no slow season. no off-days, or downtime. opportunity is everything you make of it. this winter, take advantage of our season's best offers on the latest generation of cadillacs. the 2016 cadillac srx. get

town girl living in a lonely world he took the midnight train going anywhere warner raised in south detroitnight train going anywhere a singer in a smoky room a smell of wine and cheap perfume for a smile they can share the night it goes on and on, and on, and on strangers waiting up and down the boulevard their shadows searching in the night streetlights, people living just to find emotion hiding somewhere in the night working hard to get my fill everybody wants a thrill [no audio] >> and the bush campaign here in "jeb can fixg the tour. this coincides with the release all," anew e-book "reply- selection of e-mails that he sent to constituents while he was governor. you can see him here with supporters and reporters here in tampa. >> and today, also getting a tweet here, looking at some of the republicans deciding they are going to be changing the way their debates.g he met last night in a closed-door meeting. part of that, they are going to or over passing the rnc when they decide to work with the network host, in terms of how they set up their debates going forward. >> all persons having

the clouds stay back to detroit south and westward. we'll keep a lot of clouds in the sky. as we head into tomorrow, the hp is moving offshore. the cold front is approaching from the west. eventually we'll get to the drier and cooler air that you'll see in the forecast. tomorrow, here's your day planner. we'll talk about clouds, breaks of sun. about 60 out the door in town. we'll get to 65 middle of the day. the temperature will drop off after that in the forecast. take a look at our futurecast temperatures. tomorrow there's the lower to middle 60s across the area middle of the day. the cool air gets in here and only middle 50s, which is seasonal. that will be on sunday. and really chilling down sunday night. there's the futurecast. there goes the cold front. a lot of clouds around tomorrow. the sky clears out tomorrow night. beautiful sunday. stellar, bright and sunny. we'll be holding in the middle 50s at that point. tonight, lots of clouds around. an early shower threat comes into the forecast. 60 in town. 50s in the suburbs. tomorrow we're back up to 65 by middle of the

des moines, south bend, grand rapids, detroit, and as far as advisories, eery, pittsburgh, all the way back to the dakotas and the strongest winds right now are located through iowa. look at these gusts, still up to almost 50 mile-per-hour wind gusts. that's your national weather, now ahe closer look at your day ahead.d. well, you can see the cloudy, kind of dreary windy conditions that will be blowing through the great lakes today. the leaves will be blowing all over the place. as we recover from the storm system yesterday, iowa, nebraska and kansas will be dry. so, shannon, the severe portion of the storm is over but still impressive winds today. we're going to show you ahead what one dad bought his 7-year-old daughter for $77 million. bate for wait for that. >>> plus an nbc news investigation. one died after authorities discharged their tasers 20 times. you're watching "early today." scriptions. at walgreens, we call that "carpe med diem." that's almost latin for "seize the day to get more out of life and medicare part d." from one-dollar copays on select plans... ...to now reward p

dangerous winds in des moines, south bend, grand rapids, detroit, cleveland, buffalo all under high wind warnings as we go throughout the afternoon. massive airport delays are possible, o'hare, saginaw, columbus, pittsburgh, indianapolis, and also down towards st. louis. here's the current wind gusts. i mean this is like a serious wind storm. 50-mile-per-hour winds right now in chicago, central illinois around 40, and des moines around 45. that's like a tropical storm is moving through. now as far as this afternoon goes, we will still see some strong winds through portions of ohio and western portions of new york into iowa. that's where we're also going to be watching the potential for minor power outages. the rest of the forecast, some showers up there in areas of new england, shannon, but it's like a tropical storm force winds but thankfully no more tornadoes, no more severe weather. >> all right, bill, thank you. >>> now to an exclusive investigation into how a man died in police custody. several officers in south boston, virginia, tased him up to 20 times while he was on the ground,

stuff comes in here behind this storm system right now it's hammering away the chicago and south bend and detroitlying from the tune of 3 to 10 inches of snow depending on where the heavier bands set up. the snow disunt hit -- doesn't hit us, but the cold air behind it. 6 degrees in bismarck. chicago, 32. two hour delays at midway and o'hare. even dallas, that's chilly for dallas standards, 52 degrees. that cold air slides east over the next 48 hours. it's racing on by, by the time we get to monday, everything moves up north into canada and we start warming up again. you'll see that reflected in the seven day. nice breeze out of the northwest, 54 degrees. we'll skip over today, there won't be any issues with windchills this afternoon, but sunday is a different story, sunday, the windchill will be 43 in. reading, 38. allentown, 39. p peculiars 29. throughout the day we'll see the blustery windchills and skinned night into monday morning, that looks like december or january. 23 in reading, 24 in philadelphia. 23 in millville. 23 in trenton. again, it's a one and done type of deal and then it pulls

so, if you're near the lake, a and chicago, 2 to 4 and from south bend northward you'll get -- and detroit looks like you could see some snow but heavier amounts in the north. and we're dry much of the southern half of the country looks great today and through the weekend. look at the cold shot of air in the midwest. that's setting the stage for our early morning snow and by sunday, everybody clears it out. a very typical november sunday. that's your national weather, now a closer look at your day ahead. so, today, the snow will be breaking out in areas lik soou ue ioux falls and sioux city. >> a no snow day b >> but they'll be on the sled playing. >>> and up ahead, details on donald trump's suggestion that muslims register in a data base. >>> and look at this diamond. can you guess how big it is. ms kept coming back on my long-term control medicine, i talked to my doctor and found a missing piece in my asthma treatment. once-daily breo prevents asthma symptoms. breo is for adults with asthma not well controlled on a long-term asthma control medicine,helike an inhaled corticosteroid. breo

south and west. the current temperatures in detroit is 70. 72 in pittsburgh. contrast that to our 50' s and 60' s. the warmth is going to push back towards us tonight as the winds turned to the south. we will hold in the upper 40' s to around 50 degrees for low our cooler northwestern servers for fall back to the lower 40' s. in the overnight hours of the winds turned to the south it may be some more moisture. some fog may develop by tomorrow morning. in general as we go through the day on thursday they will be a few more clouds around. we will collect partly sunny but with the southerly wind it' s going to be warmer tomorrow. the warmest day left this week is probably going to be on friday. noticed during the day on friday there will be some clouds around cold front up to the west. ahead of the front the winds little bit. besides not being perfectly sunny on friday, we could run close to a record for the day. 70 and worcester and 73 in boston. it will be close but we will be near records in terms of high friday. up near 70 tomorrow. more clouds around. the morning hours may start with get closer t

if you are traveling south ariz, temperatures will be well above freezing. chicago, indianapolis, detroit, kansas city. here is where the problems will be. got to the south, because of the cold air. winter storm watches, advisories down into texas. boone county, winter weather advisory during the noon hour. northwestern iowa. the area in pink is a war -- is a winter storm warning for shelby county at 9:00 a.m. this is all rain. this is the icing precipitation. 4:00 p.m., heavy rain in the metro. by 9:00 p.m., staying rain in southeastern iowa. only a band of light snow generally to the northwestern third of the state. a good portion of friday, once the sun comes up, should be ok for travel. over 1.5 inch possible in the metro. some locations may squeeze out maybe dipping down with a dusting or more around ames. freezing rain that starting at 9:00 a.m. off to the west. initially, the ground very warm. it will be trees, power lines, it will get down to the elevated services of the roadways. it should change over here, 9:00 p.m. it will stay above freezing sunday once he icy mess down there.

smyrna tennessee, or greer, south carolina, home to a bmw plant. now detroit still has the big 3, ford, chrysler and again motors. but in the south from parts manufacturers all the way to auto dealerships. an more good news for the south. an annual survey of ceos from across the country their top five places to do business is down in dixie, number 1 being texas, number 5, the peach state, georgia. so why does ceos like to do business so much in the south? well, according to them, it's the mild weather, the low taxes, the good corporate environment, and the business development. but here's the twist. when the wall street journal did an examination of where the ceos live and if they live in the south the only state that came up for them was florida. robert ray, al jazeera. >> the state of north carolina is now fighting off challenges to its voter i.d. law. the law requires a voter to have a photo i.d. it unfairly discriminates against minority voters. >> reporter: for decades, sandra beatty said she looked forward to november. that gave her a chance to vote. but

south. the ratio in the northern cities in detroit, new york, chicago, there was a 7-1 ratio, black to whitethat ratio is about the same today. which shows that even as we are at a more people into the system, the basic mechanism has not changed. and that is a profound challenge for all of us who are interested in incarceration. we are not dealing with something that suddenly popped therom us out of nowhere in 1970's. we are dealing with something more deeply rooted. james: as jim crow was dismantled, the incarceration rate rose to the same levels. >> good morning, charles from the citizens affairs, there is no doubt that mass incarceration has had a devastating effect on the black community and neighborhoods. the thing is now, with all the information coming out, we can really see this. around,ion is centered there are two point 3 million people incarcerated, but around 700,000 of them return annually. at there does not seem to be any focus or system in place on how to deal with the 700,000 that are returned. as well as the 7% of those who go back, because there isn't a system put in place.

detroit. the heaviest still parked in the south and behind this frontal system, a blast of colder air moving in so some of that rainfall col transition into a wintry mix as we head into the evening. places like oklahoma, kansas city, and omaha could see a wintry mix by tonight. back to you. >> thank you, cam. >>> the victims of the french terror attacks two weeks ago today are being remembered in -- at a memorial service in paris. the leaders of france and russia have agreed to greater cooperation in the battle against isis which claims responsibility for the attacks. but the two countries still remain at odds on the future of syrian president bashar al assad. here at home, tight security on full display across the country. more than 2500 officers were assigned to the 89th annual macy's thanksgiving day parade in new york along with k-9 units to detect explosives. there was also a heavy police presence at parades in chicago, detroit and philadelphia and at many shopping malls. officials a reminding americans to be vigilant but not fearful. >> to presidential politics now. a new controversy for

lower 20's in some of the suburbs tonight and there are your showers to the south and west and also to the due west across detroit back into wisconsin. this weather system the first wave of it not a huge deal. the second wave more significant and that's where we get most of our rain. now tonight following back through the 30's into the 20's by morning some peeks of sun possible but it's just between 7:00 and 8:00. thereafter, clouds roll, in tighten up and the showers not far off of the details on that ahead. >> anchor: we are following a developing story out of roxbury of a teen shot in a city park schools. police valuing that scene. the terrifying ordeal has many students there on edge. 7's jonathan hall is live in roxbury with awful details. jonathan? >>> ryan, doctors in boston are treating this 16-year-old boy for a gunshot wound to the leg. we are told he will survive it. students here know all about it. they are thinking about it, they are concerned about it and they don't know what will happen next next. >>> you wouldn't expect it to . >> anchor: shots ring out across the street from several . >>> you cou

detroit need. this is crossing up into the spring showers to the south, that will eventually impact us once we get into tomorrow morning. it is weakening significantly as it moves towards us. we will only get a couple of raindrops, or couple of snow showers depending on your elevation. here were are temperatures today. with a winter jacket on, it was pleasant. we got up to 49 in concord. we were a few degrees above where we could be at this time. 39 in claremont. the 30' s. tilton is at 37. in lancaster, it is 30 degrees. it will be a chilly night to the north. that is where temperatures are falling into the 20' s. over the next couple of days, cool air works in. we will be below the average part of the week. the good thing is that on thanksgiving, temperatures will get a little bump. we will be close to 50 degrees when you are chowing down and traveling to and from many of the places where you will be enjoying your thanksgiving meal. we will have clouds increasing. by daybreak tomorrow, it will be mostly cloudy. we will have scattered showers. notice how hit or miss they are and how in the higher

wet roads are expected in the northwest, south florida and the >> and if you're flying, airport delays likeliest in detroit, chicago, philadelphia and new york, all because of the wind and seattle due to rain. >>> okay, so updating the morning's major breaking news, the presumed death of terrorist jihadi john. >> the isis executioner was targeted in a u.s. drone strike in the syrian city of raqqah. u.s. officials tell abc news it was a 100% direct hit. american reporter james foley, have been beheaded by jihadi john. foley's parents saying overnight the terrorist's death is small solace compared to the loss of their son. much more later on "good morning america." >>> so, a good outcome and a stunning verdict has been reached in an organized crime case that has captivated the nation for nearly 40 years. a good outcome for that man, a federal jury found vincent asaro not guilty of the legendary lufthansa robbery 37 years ago which was dramatized in the movie "goodfellas." as he left the courthouse the now 80-year-old asaro shouted the word "free" and said even he was shocked at the verdict. the jury didn't b

o'hare, detroit, deep south all the way through the southeast looks fine. the northwest is the next storm. you're going to get a lot of rain over the next few days. you can be up to a foot of rain in the mountains and washington. you're watching morning joe. we'll be right back. well, right now you can get 15 gigs for the price of 10. that's 5 extra gigs for the same price. so five more gigs for the same price? may i? 50% more data for the same price. now get 15 gigs for the price of 10. oh no... (under his breath) hey man! hey peter. (unenthusiastic) oh... ha ha ha! joanne? is that you? it's me... you don't look a day over 70. am i right? jingle jingle. if you're peter pan, you stay young forever. it's what you do. if you want to save fifteen percent or more on car insurance, you switch to geico. ♪ you make me feel so young... it's what you do. ♪ you make me feel ♪ so spring has sprung. >>> yesterday carly responded to hillary clinton laughing off a veteran's joke about the republican presidential candidate. she told a story about working under fiorina wor

south across the area. behind the front we conceived numbers across detroit and buffalo as well as williamsport in pittsburgh in the 30s and 40s. we'll get numbers like these across areas tonight and tomorrow some areas won't get out of the 40s which is more normal for this time of year. here's upfront sitting to our southeast. belmar is quite mild where as in poughkeepsie and monticello temperatures are taken at the drop. the cold air will work its way southward and that's where we'll see the chilly temperatures to my theater next focus will be on this airflow pressure being a wet weather across the tennessee valley. this will have in our direction but it's not going to affect us greatly until tuesday and wednesday and that's when we'll see more substantial rain coming across the area. before that happens we will squeeze out one relatively mild day across the southeastern states. temperatures hovering near 50 around new york city new york city but the cold air sitting after our west with ratings in the 30s for highs in minneapolis and kansas city. that cold air works as far south as san antonio. again that

they could not get married in south carolina, where she was from. they got married in detroit. susan: interracial marriage? karen: yes. susan: what about the legal side of the case? what happened? peter: this is one of the great experiences you never anticipate. back in 1981, i decided to write a book about these cases, an academic book, really. you have a copy of it, it is called "justice of war." in the research for the book, i learned about these cases in law school in my constitutional law class. we read them. everybody agreed these were terrible cases, terrible decisions. my question was how could this happen, with all these liberal justices to make such a terrible mistake? i started researching it. i came up with documents. in the government's own file, it showed that during the prosecution of these cases, before the supreme court, lawyers had warned charles fahey that the evidence he was playing -- planning to present, that there was evidence of espionage, that it was absolutely false. the fbi had found no evidence to support it. they had all agreed there was no evidence

south in dallas, look at that. storms, soaking rain, flash and also watch out for weather into chicago, milwaukee and detroit. it's not cold enough for snow. as you can see, the east coast looking great but this is where the trouble spots are. >> i'm not ready for winter though it's coming. >> well, now it's time for entertainment news and paul walker's father is suing porsche. this comes two years after the actor's fiery crash and porsche said walker knowingly and voluntarily assumed all risk and he's in danger with the respect to the use of the carrera gt. >>> and snoop dogg helped give he says he plans to give out even more next year. >>> and president obama with his daughters by his side for the annual turkey pardon holiday. >> it's hard to believe this is another year of pardoning a turkey. time flies, even though turkeys don't. >> that was good. >> i know it was. >> you got to love those embarrassing moments. >> it's a great holiday to be with your family if you can. >> one lucky turkey every year. >> there are many that get pardoned. i'm dara brown and this is "early today." coughing...sniffling... and

detroit thanksgiving day. let's turn it around. >>> another flyers legends will be honored tonight in south philadelphia. rod bryn more will enter the flyers hall every fame before the game against carolina. already spent nine seasons with the flyers racking up 601 points, also, setting team record, with 484 straight games played. he was traded to the hurricanes, in 2,000, anchored team that won the stanley cup in the 2005-2006 season. congratulations. >>> still ahead this noon, on "eyewitness news", good samaritan risks his life to save woman being robbed. caught on camera, the suspected robber tries to shoot the good samaritan. the unbelievable snafu that changed his life next. >> also, take years off your hands. yes, there is now a way to get rid of that wrinkled skin. we're coming right back. same eyes. same laugh. and since she's had moderate alzheimer's disease, i've discovered we have the same fighting spirit, too. that's why i asked her doctor about new once-a-day namzaric™. vo: new namzaric is approved for moderate to severe alzheimer's disease in patients who are currently taking, and can conti

detroit, michigan because his youngest brother was there. that's when he met and married my mother. and they couldn't get married in south carolina where she was from, but they got married in detroit, michigan. >> because the laws were against the interracial marriage? >> yes. >> what about the legal side of the case? how did that pursue? and you had a role to play in this. what happened? >> this is one of the great experiences you never anticipate. back in 1981 i decided to write a book about these cases, sort of an academic book really. you have a copy of it. it's called "justice at war." in the course of the research for this book -- i learned about these cases in law school, in my constitutional law class and we read them and everybody agreed these were terrible cases, terrible decisions. my question is how could this happen with all of these liberal justice to make such a terrible mistake. i started researching it and i came up with documents in the government's own files, the justice department's own files that showed that during the prosecution of these cases before the supreme court, justice department lawyers ha

. >> one sector doing very well in the south, automobile manufacturing. that start up in detroit in the beginning of the last century. now many companies are migrating down here. >> formerly sleepy towns, growing thanks to a nissan plant. june the north has the big three, ford, chrysler and general motors, but the south has new non-union assembly plants. much of those have a ripple effect on jobs from parts manufacturers all the way to dealerships. >> c.e.o.'s across the country show their top five best places to do business are down in dixie, number one texas, two, florida, three, north carolina. then there's tennessee, and of course number five, the peach state, georgia. >> why do c.e.o.'s like to do business so much in the south? >> according to them, the mild weather, the low taxes, the good corporate environment and the business development. here's the twist. when the wall street journal did an examination of where the c.e.o.'s live and if they live in the south, the only state that came up for them was florida. robert ray, al jazeera. >>> australia authorities are trying to

detroit's, in green bay since george h.w. bush was president. packers have lost three straight games. manning and aaron rodgers going southers, as we know, had the day off. >> i'm sorry. roethlisberger has a hurt ankle, is that right? but he can run and do a flip? >> he was supposed to be out for two weeks. he's back up, gets hurt with an ankle injury. ben came in, did not look hurt, in any way, shape or form. >> that's an athlete. come on. >> he got carted off against the raiders last week. former 49er jeff garcia will compare the 49ers' fall in 2003 to the one we're seeing right now, tonight on game day. >> thanks, dennis. >>> thanks for watching. see you back here in half an hour. ,, ,,,,,, ♪ ♪ grow old with me ♪ let us share what we see ♪ just you and i ♪ ♪ grow old with me ♪ let us share what we see ♪ and oh the best it could be ♪ just you and i ♪ ono off-days, or downtime.ason. opportunity is everything you make of it. this winter, take advantage of our season's best offers on the latest generation of cadillacs. the 2016 cadillac srx. get this low-mileage lease from around $339 per month, or purchase with 0% apr fin