and we have to keep on eye on the area of low pressure developing down to south, wet over the southeast states and this is hugging the coastline and coming up to us and increases the clouds and a chance of showers but not until tonight and tomorrow. the average high is 57. we are up to 56 by noon and high up to 60. high of 58 tomorrow. breezy and wet with the coastal low coming in and bringing in the chances of rain. now to ines rosales and see what's going on this monday morning. ines: so far off to a good start this monday morning. no brobs on the cross bronx. the new jersey commute is looking good. no issues on 287 and 80. eastbound the traffic off to a good start. as for the trains, everything running on or close to schedule. street cleaning rules in effect. ben: a police involved shooting in brooklyn sends a young man to the hospital. juliet: the plains clothed cops were investigating a case and the man pulled a bb gun and tried to rb them and the officer discharged his gun and hitting the 20 year ode suspect. a 16-year-old boy was taken into custody. ben: a young girl on long island is k

state. the rain should be heaviest and most consistent through the morning, but we'll likely still have some afternoon. even under the clouds and rain a southeast wind should help push our temperatures into the upper 50s across the state. overnight we are going to see cloudy skies with more scattered rain through the evening. tomorrow should be a much more wet day with the heaviest rain again occurring again through the morning and into the afternoon. over the next two days we will probably see rain totals ranging from 1"-3" depending on where the scattered showers fall between the heaviest rains this morning and tomorrow morning. wednesday also shows another rain chance likely heaviest in the morning again, but any rain wednesday should be a lot more isolated and accumulations look lower. big cold will come wednesday night and when it does, we will likely see a late rain/snow mix with a few snow showers possible but little to no accumulation. temps will fall into the 40s by the end of the week and should last weekend. sabrina: nap-time is one of those things that probably annoyed you when you had to do it as a child- elias: but today... most o

. >> so there's four southeast asian states that have claims to the south china sea.ndonesia is an interest party because china's nine-dash line claim does overlap the waters. and you have a number of other countries as well that have an interest in peace and stability, for example, singapore. but the block has drieded us. some are claimants others are not. some are closer to china, others are not. but there is a basic position with respect to maintaining peace and stability in the south china sea, as well as the code of conduct. and china's actions in the south china sea have been clearly in violation of the agreement. and these countries also have a stake in terms of what kind of china they want to see in their neighborhood. it's a an issue about the future region. and since these countries are in the neighborhood, they will want to see this as a test case for how china behaves in the future. >> gordon if china wanted to continue its claims, could they use it to pressure taiwan? much of what taiwan sends to the rest of the world passing through there. >> certainly.

state. the rain should be heaviest and most consistent through the morning, but we'll rain through the afternoon. even under the clouds and rain a southeast wind should help push our temperatures into the upper 50s across the state. overnight we are going to see cloudy skies with more scattered rain through the evening. tomorrow should be a much more wet day with the heaviest rain again occurring again through the morning and into the afternoon. over the next two days we will probably see rain totals ranging from 1"-3" depending on where the scattered showers fall between the heaviest rains this morning and tomorrow morning. wednesday also shows another rain chance likely heaviest in the morning again, but any rain wednesday should be a lot more isolated and accumulations look lower. big cold will come wednesday night and when it does, we will likely see a late rain/snow mix with a few snow showers possible but little to no accumulation. temps will fall into the 40s by the end of the week and should last well into next weekend. on local five news midday.... we have new details on that fatal car crash here in the metro last night-- sabrina

nice... still in the upper 40s to low 50s and should go up as warmer air streams into the state, although, southeast winds are 10-20 mph, gusting to 30 mph already this morning and today... with some heavy stuff off and on, especially this afternoon and will eventually taper off, but 7 in the morning on a tuesday... it's usually not the time you'd plan on going to a basketball game. but a lot of students and fans mens basketball team. kwwl's amanda gilbert joins us live from the mcleod center in cedar falls to tell us why the panthers are playing this morning... this morning.... uni's mens basketball team is playing against stephen f. austin's team as part of espn's 24 hours of college hoops... this is the tip-off marathon for the 2015-2016 college basketball season.... as part of the marathon....there is a college basketball game espn at all times.... now the video you are seeing is from last year's tip-off marathon... uni played thes same team... but this year... the game is on the panther's home turf... which means espn is here in cedar falls. tons of people here... uni athletics says ticket sale

nice... still in the upper 40s to low 50s and should go up as warmer air streams into the state, although, southeast winds are 10-20 mph, gusting to 30 mph already this morning and will keep a damp chill in the air. we will also keep the chances of rain in the air today... with some heavy stuff off and on, especially this afternoon and into the evening. some rain could be heavy at times and we may hear thunder. highs will be will eventually taper off, but it may breaking news overnight: russia says terrorists blew up a plane in egypt last month. all 224 people on the plane -- most of them tourists from russia -- died. russia said this morning -- the plane was brought down by a homemade explosive. isis says it's behind that attack. add that to the one in paris last week -- and there is a greater sense of urgency this morning to go after isis. tracie potts tells us president obama's plan is drawing criticism... as more than a dozen governors say no to syrian refugees. secretary of state kerry in paris this morning... assessing the damage. "a strategy has to be sustained." president obama is promising

from atlanta on into raleigh as we make our way through the afternoon hours into the southeast and mid-atlantic states. it's also going to be warmer than usual throughout a good swath of the country. 90s in southern california in the southwest and 80s the through texas and 80s on into the southeast and 90s in central florida. we are looking for more heavy rain through the southeast, mid-atlantic states, and that's as far north as it gets. great lakes. again, mountain snows as you get through the cascades and on into the northern rockies. wet weather and windy conditions through southern california. that's what's going on >> reporter: good morning. for the day a mix of clouds and sunshine. more clouds this morning. more sun throughout the afternoon. a nice, mild day. temps this afternoon more like october than november. 60 to 65. mostly sunny skies tomorrow. a warm day tomorrow. middle and upper 60s. in fact, just about the entire week features warm temps. the jetstream looks like this. any time it look like that you can bank on warm air. there you go. 60s for the buyer week. only real storm threat thi

transporting a lot of heat from the southeast united states. but it is going to be getting around 30 to 40 miles an hour. which is a noticeable wind. the shower activity is going to stay much closer to this front. so for the day tomorrow. locally southern new england. we stay dry here. we have off-and-on clouds. what i really want to show you not necessarily the breezy and mild conditions here tomorrow. because again, i will go with a dry forecast. it is the fact had as this cooler air moves in friday night to saturday morning, we have got snow in central and northern new england. locally again, dry forecast here from southern new hampshire down to massachusetts. rhode island and connecticut. and we will start off the weekend here with cloud cover on saturday morning. we gradually clear out. and it cools down big time. seven-day forecast with the weekend in view up right now. 48 degrees on saturday. and, i think, that's for some of you, that might even be a bit high. worcester 41. 47 in box borough. 41 in nashua. and lower 50s are back on sunda

low to middle 50s in the southeaster part of the state where it will feel very mild. again, we'll have some of the rain showers. how about the tree-lighting spectacular at faneuil hall? looks excellent. bc. no weather issues out there at fenway park. then we look toward next week. one thing to watch for next week is late sunday night into monday. a storm is going to be nearby just offshore. i do think it stays mainly offshore. it may brush the cape and the islands with a little bit of rain, especially early on monday morning. once that leaves the picture, things get very quiet. they also get cold. last note here, patriots monday night football game in the mid- 20s falling into the 20s during the game itself. this is the fist one that feels like maybe playoff football is not too far away. here is a look at the accuweather seven-day. very cold monday night. tuesday very chilly as well. same idea we've been talking about this week tuesday, wednesday, thanksgiving next friday. they are all dry. no travel issues. no storms anywhere in sight. a reminder, if you want to chec

from atlanta on into raleigh as we make our way through the afternoon hours into the southeast and mid-atlantic states. it's also going to be warmer than usual throughout a good swath of the country. 90s in southern california in the southwest and 80s the through texas and 80s on into the southeast and 90s in central florida. we are looking for more heavy rain through the southeast, mid-atlantic states, and that's as far north as it gets. plenty of sunshine through the great lakes. again, mountain snows as you get through the cascades and on into the northern rockies. wet weather and windy conditions through southern california. th . . . >>> wunshine mix today. more filtered sun as we get to the afternoon. very comfortable starting out in the 40s and 50s. low 50s tonight. 30s, 40s, suburbs, patchy fog and high arn 70. it is low 70s with sunshine on wednesday. clouds later. a couple of sho mrs at night. 68. mild friday at 71. eezy, cooler saturday, low 50s. back to the 50s on sunday. >> and that's your latest weather. matt? >> all right, al. thank you so much. it's been a little more than a year now si

this is rodriguez and a small village in the state here southeast brazil, those who used to live herelieve what happened. >> translator: i heard a strange noise and when i went out to see what it was it looked like a volcano, i don't know how i managed to escape. i saw a lot of people running. >> translator: what past through our house was worse than a tsunami and everyone was shouting, families shouting. >> reporter: hundreds of people have been rescued. many are now sheltering in emergency accommodation like this gym in the city of mariana and others taken to hotels in the city and 12-year-old viktor can't put his horror of the experience in words and his family spent the night in the forest waiting to be rescued the next morning. >> translator: i saw my grandson, my brother, i started screaming, it was really hard, i want to wake up from this might -- nightmare. >> reporter: the floods are along the path however the company is denying there is any toxic contamination in the area. >> translator: it is important to note that the floods that burst out of the dam is basically iron ore

from atlanta on into raleigh as we make our way through the afternoon hours into the southeast and mid-atlantic states. it's also going to be warmer than usual throughout a good swath of the country. 90s in southern california in the southwest, and 80s through texas and 80 into the southeast and 90s in central florida. we are looking for more heavy rain through the southeast, mid-atlantic states, and that's as far north as it gets. plenty of sunshine through the great lakes. again, mountain snows as you get through the cascades and on into the northern rockies. wet weather and windy conditions that's what's going on around >> and that's your latest weather. matt? >> all right, al. thank you so much. it's been a little more than a year now since sue of the biggest superstars in hollywood brad pitt and angelina jolie got married. >> nbc's tom brokaw recently caught up with them. tom, good morning, good to see you. >> good morning, good to be back. we got together with the newlyweds of the iconic sun setter to hotel in los angeles not too far from their home. i talked to them about their new marriage, ho

from atlanta on into raleigh as we make our way through the afternoon hours into the southeast and mid-atlantic statesroughout a good swath of the country. 90s in southern california in the southwest and 80s the through texas and 80s on into the southeast and 90s in central florida. we are looking for more heavy rain through the southeast, mid-atlantic states, and that's as far north as it gets. plenty of sunshine through the great lakes. again, mountain snows as you get through the cascades and on into the northern rockies. wet weather and windy conditions through southern california. that's what's >>> good morning. i'm meteorologist bill henley. clouds, breaks in sunshine and mild through it all. 65 to 69 degrees with light, northwesterly winds. clouds are out tonight, allowing temperatures to get cooler tomorrow. tomorrow afternoon, with brilliant sunshine, 72 degrees. and it warms up on wednesday to 74. chance of rain showers. still mild for thursday. another day in the 70s friday before it turns cooler this weekend. have a great day. >> and that's your latest weather. matt? >> all right, al. than

from atlanta on into raleigh as we make our way through the afternoon hours into the southeast and mid-atlantic states good swath of the country. 90s in southern california in the southwest, and 80s through texas and 80 into the southeast and 90s in central florida. we are looking for more heavy rain through the southeast, mid-atlantic states, and that's as far north as it gets. plenty of sunshine through the great lakes. again, mountain snows as you get through the cascades and on into the northern rockies. wet weather and windy conditions through southern california. that's what's going on around >>> good morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall tracking the rain as it continues to move to the south. it is clearing for the north bay but we're seeing some of the heavier rain shifting over towards the peninsula as well as the east bay and the south bay. we'll see this continuing for at least another hour or two. and then it will be wrapping up. our temperatures will be also very chilly throughout the day with gusty winds. and a possibility of a pop-up shower or thunderstorm especially in the east bay hill

they chased him across the state line into southeast washington. police say that is when the suspect started shooting at them. they returned fire and killed him. >>> a 9-year-old girl is dead and her mother is recovering from this crash in prince george's county. the girl's mother tried to turn left from woodyard road on to canberra drive in clinton. the car she had flipped over and that driver broke both legs. the mother wasn't badly hurt and a neighbor told us crashes happen at that intersection about once a month. >>> a few hours earlier, a driver hit a pedestrian at kenilworth avenue and riverdale road around 6:30 in riverdale. that pedestrian was seriously hurt. police aren't releasing any more information but say the end of daylight saving time could be causing more crashes. >>> a stand in front of a national audience, the issue that had protesters from our area disrupting monday night football. >>> live look from wood bridge now, where voters are heading to the polls at this hour. tom kierein will join us live with your election day forecast

southeast. gulf coast states. sunshine in the northeast. sunny through the great lakes. looking at wet weather in the northwest, where we've seen showers. tomorrow, wet weather to the mid-atlantic states. new england, lots of sunny. snow in the mountains. there may be light snow as you get to the inner mountain region and the rockies. by the way, before we go to our local, here's a little trivia for you about washington state. what national holiday was created here in spokane? don't say it. don't say it! the >> that's your latest weather. dylan, any guesses? >> i forget the question. >> national holiday originated in spokane, washington. >> i'm the one who is supposed to be loopy, not you. anyway, okay. what national holiday was created hirecreate ed here in spokane? >> father's day. >> that's right, father's day. >> wow. >> i didn't know that. >> we are thankful for that. >> there you go. >> al, i have a question for you. >> we're going to plant the -- okay. go ahead. >> have you traded in technology for the goat or is the goat coming back at some point? >> we do not ha

allow the pipe orders to carry it for one quarter of the state all the way through the state and out through the southeast corner of her state. when you hear eminent domain, you automatically think what? >> and makes my skin kinder tense up i don't want the government taking my property i don't think government should take private property from one property owner and give it to another property owner. when i see a pipeline, i see a for-profit private business getting access to my land without competing with prices for a fair price. i am set to pay what the market demands. but this is a big issue where i'd disagree with donald trump. he believes animate domain is just fine. to take land from small property owners to give to him so he can build casinos their parking lots. i think that is wrong. it is an area where donald trump is not consistent with conservative viewpoint. >> we've talked to a half-dozen of your competitors on this topic. i don't think anybody supposed the concept and they of all said it is initially deemed this to be a utility just like anything else. he tried to bargain with a land owner

barack obama wants to expand economic ties with southeast asia and curb china's influence in the region. president obama: the united states wants to be a partner with the southeast nation paid it is critical for our future. it is home to so much of humanity, home to some of the world's fastest-growing economies. that is a key focus of my foreign policy. reporter: the association wants to be the fourth largest economic power in 2015, an ambitious plan. a coalition consisting of 10 member states has something to show for it. by attracting a high volume of foreign investment, they are also creating jobs, pushing the average unemployment rate down to just 3%. >> the business update -- sarah: have a good night. a quick reminder of our top stories before we go, a malian official says that all of the hostages being held in a luxury hotel in the capital of bamako have been free. 18 people are thought to have been killed. the u.n. says several attackers are also dead. suspected jihadists took an estimated 170 hostages in the radisson blu hotel. eu ministers have agreed on a new package of security measures in the wake of last week

western third of the country looks spectacular and the southeast, mid-atlantic states and northeast are >> good morning. mostly sunny skies, another cold day with the temperatures in the low to mid 40s. the normal high is 49 this afternoon, boston, nashua, 43. traveling today, mostly sunny skies, dry roads and out of new england, warm down in the atlantic states. mid 50s. tomorrow, upper 40s. and thanksgiving, a lot of clouds and warmer by thursday. mid 50s. >> and that is your latest wetter. >> we're so exciteded about something? we are. >> get ready for a wild time because big cat week comes roaring back into homes this friday on nat geo wild with the premiere of "cougars undercover" and it kicks off with never before seen footage of some precious wildcats up close and personal in their natural habitat. >> i -- we were talking doing this cougar session i thought it was your saturday night. >> thank you very much. >> the nate geo wild big cat expert. nice to see you. >> what great work you do, despite our bad jokes around here. we're happy about this segment though. >> this is never be

southeast. gulf coast states. sunshine in the northeast. sunny through the great lakes. looking at wet weather in the nonohwest, where we've seen showers. tomorrow, wet weather to the mid-atlantic states. new england, lots of sunny. snow in the mountains. theree may be light snow as you get to the inner mountain region and the rockies. by the way, before we go to our local, here's a little trivia for you about washington state. what national holiday was created here in spokane? don't say it! that's what's going on around the50. it'll be another sunny day counties. these south winds wwll help to bump highs into he ahead of a strong low pressure iowa wednesday and bring a chance for showers and a few for thursday and friday with weather information. here is additional forecast information from the kwwl stormtrack 7 weather team: yesterday was a norral, sunny wa. winds will pick up a bit from the south, especially in 50s. skies will remain clear tonight with lows again around increase tuesday ahead of a strong low pressure system. highs tuesday will be in the mid to upper 5

southeast. gulf coast states. sunshine in the northeast. sunny through the great lakes. looking at wet weather in the northwest, where we've seen showers. tomorrow, wet weather to the mid-atlantic states. new england, lots of sunny. snow in the mountains. there may be light snow as you get to the inner mountain region and the rockies. by the way, before we go to our local, here's a little trivia for you about washington state. what national holiday was created here in spokane? don't say it. don't say it! that's what's going on around . >> anchor: good sunday morning >> anchor: good sunday in boston. 44 in bedford. so it is a cooler start to the day, but we also have a lot of sunshine in place. we will hold mostly sunny skies high temperatures topping off lower to middle 50s but a bit breezy but seasonably cool this take a look at the seven-day forecast. beautiful day tomorrow. as we get into tuesday, clouds thickening up early in the morning. rain arriving in the afternoon especially late in the day tuesday night and wet into wednesday midday and another >> that's your l

running in the middle to upper 50s across the southeast part of the state as well. we'll take you through the holiday weekend. black friday, of course, tomorrow. so a lot of shoppers will be heading out. i'll have that forecast for new a couple of minutes. boston. area bar. one person killed, three others hurt. >> nicole jacobs is live outside who's on first with the latest. nicole? >> reporter: julie, i want to make one clarification. the chief has confirmed that three people total were shot. one of those three has died. the other two, we're told, have nonlife-threatening injuries. we're live right here at the corner of yawkey way and vanness streets. you can see an active scene here. i want to get you right to some video of who's on first. right out in front is where police say they found the victim when they arrived. officers patrolling the area actually heard the gunshots and responded to the area where they saw hundreds of people running from the scene. here's the chief describing just the chaos. let's listen. >> we couldn't tell. it was a chaotic scene. severa

dozens feared dead after a dam burst in brazil and engulfed homes in the town of the southeast of the statempaigning officially drawing to a close in myanmar openly contested parliamentary election but allegations of threats and intimidation against opposition party workers in the run up to sunday's historic pole. violent confrontations between anticapital protesterss and police in central london, a police car set on fire and at least 28 people arrested, thousands of people wore masks associated with the group anonymous and lee barber reports from london. >> reporter: for an organization with no discernible hierarchy and no discernible leadership the popularity of anonymous growing globally in years and thousands marched under this banner of the mask of back in 1605 tried to blowup the houses of parliament and king, killed king james but this has very much become a symbol of resistance, political resistance. there are many people here representing many campaign groups from around the country, similar marches were also taking place globally as well and hoping this will be a million man maske

southeast. gulf coast states. sunshine in the northeast. sunny through the great lakes.northwest, where we've seen showers. tomorrow, wet weather to the mid-atlantic states. new england, lots of sunny. snow in the mountains. there may be light snow as you get to the inner mountain region and the rockies. by the way, before we go to our local, here's a little trivia for you about washington state. what national holiday was created here in spokane? don't say it. don't say it! that's what's going on around the country. here's what's happening in your neck of the woods. >>> hey, good sunday morning to you. meteorologist anthony slaughter right here, right now, tracking some showers. you know we are talking about some rain across the north bay at least right now. over the next hour or so, that will move into san francisco and eventually into the south bay. you can actually see from that golden gate bridge shot, it is cloudy this morning and those are the rain bands that we're expecting to move through eve eventually through the afternoon hours. the rain willing down to the so

southeast. there's the garden state parkway, it's the sea isle city and garden state parkway northward. as we look at the surface maps there's the snowstorm the storm that produced huge amounts of snow in the great lake states and the northern portions of the ohio valley. now it's up into canada. we're feeling the colder air and the breeze from the system. tomorrow looks to be the coldest day of the season so far in terms of high temperatures. highs tomorrow struggle to reach 44, 45 degrees that's in the city, it will get colder north and west. clouds across south jersey, sunshine north and west, a few spritzes and sprinkles leftover showers for the shornlts. shorepoints, we drop like a rock overnight tonight. it will feel like the 20s tomorrow morning. sun and clouds, windy, 48 degrees is the forecasted high feeling like the 30s in the lehigh valley. jersey shore, cloudy skies, showers, brief period of rain, 50 degrees is the forecasted high down there. philadelphia we hit 52 we're dropping from this point. clouds and sun, breezy, winds out of the northwesterly at 15 to 25 miles per ho

southeast winds really nice. lot of sunshine state. 51 degrees. another melting day. overnight lows, 39 in des moines. watch for patchy fog to develop. . tomorrow is looking kind of gray drizzle, maybe some afternoon rain showers. 52 degrees. mild on wednesday but temps will be falling on thanksgiving along with that wintry mix by the afternoon. temperatures turn cool for the weekend. we get those jacmk -- those jackets out. the next system arrives by sunday into monday with another rain-snow mix. elizabeth: the catholic maroons were chasing history monday night doing what no 4a football team has ever done. eric: the team had a brand-new starting lineup is all the seniors from last year are gone. reporter: trying to become the first class 4a team to win three straight championships. they had to wait until monday but it was just as sweet. 13-7 in the second. that is when the fun starts. back behind center. the team moves around. and around. kennedy has no idea. he has a man wide-open. he scores another touchdown. back to back to back state champions. rush the field and

rain overnight so wet roadways still particularly in the southeast part of the state so sunrise coming up at 6:44 this morning a chilly breeze 39 by lunch time so what you see is what you get. it's going feel like around 30. 34 degrees sunset at 4: 16. thanksgiving. coming up let's get you out. >> hi danielle keeping an eye on the crash north of boston and slow downs to the south. the accident in chums ford seeing a stop and go back up to route 3 south already sluggish road. to the south the stressway between furnace brooke and columbia road 128 south slow and route 3 from rockland to the split. chris and catherine. >> thank you very much. we begin with breaking news in worcester county a fire at an animal shelter impacting 30 cats and 12 dogs. the fire broke out at the sweet pea shelter on pleasant street overnight. by the time firefighters got there it was a difficult fire save five dogs. >> we were very fortunate to save just those if you looked engulfed when we got here so we didn't think we were going to save any of the animals so that was our first goal to do that. dogs. two of t

we are looking for more heavy rain through the southeast, mid-atlantic states, and that's as far north as it gets. plenty of sunshine through the great lakes. again, mountain snows as you get through the cascades and on into the northern rockies. wet weather and windy conditions through southern california. that's what's going on around degrees above noomal through midweek. stormtrack7 live weather network cameras will stay dry... this morning's temps are running i the mid 40s to low 50s (we should be in the mid 30s), o we are starring the day off warm... even with a few upper 30s to the northwest. southerly winds are mainly 5 to 15 to the west... and that is what we will end up with today, mainly from the southwest to help warm us up. a few clouds are tracking throu >> and that's your latest weather. >> all right, al. thank you so much. it's been a little more than a year now s sce sue of the biggest superstars in hollywood brad pitt and angelina jolie got married. >> nbc's tom brokaw recently caught up with them. tom, good morning, good to see you. back. we got together with the newl

the maroons are among the teams joining dowling at state, the johnston dragons, 4 set winners over southeast polk. johnston plays centennial next. when i asked kirk ferentz today how much of the college football playoff rankings show he'd watch, ferentz said zero. here's what he missed. clemson #1. followed by lsu, ohio state, and an alabama team with a home loss. notre dame also has a loss. baylor, michigan state, tcu, and iowa are all undefeated. florida has a loss. ferentz may not have watched, but he released a statement: quote: "it is nice to be talked about in the discussion, but the biggest thing right now is to take care of our business each week." it's been six years since iowa was part of the national conversation 8 and oh hawkeyes at 4-4 indiana saturday. michael admire will be there. when the royals won the world series, royals fans partied. and they haven't stoppped. look at the turnover for today's celebration in kansas city. an estimated 800 thousand fans turned out, and that's in a city of 470,000. kids didn't even have to go to school today. we have more local reaction from

lowest in the southeast of the united states of america. we are creating jobs. i've been a voice day in and day out for common sense gun restrictions. i ran on this issue and brought it up last year. what happens in the legislature, 7:00 in the morning, no recorded vote, it dies in committee. i need one chamber to work with me to pass it and get leverage and get common sense things done. i'm trying to be a problem solver to move virginia forward. >> let me ask you about your state and its power in our country. it is a booming state. you probably watched that great documentary done on mitt romney after he lost. he looked good in that documentary. >> he did. >> he is watching election night and i'm even in virginia, i lost ohio. i didn't think he was that shrewd to see the way statistical brought. if republicans can't get -- they need ohio to win. if they don't get virginia, they are not going to get ohio. does that make sense? your state is one of those keen deciding states. >> we are one of the five or six key swing states. republicans cannot win the white house

state of texas. it broke the rainfall record friday with nearly 37 centimeters or 15 inches offer. there were several reports of flash flooding. there were reports of weak tornados that touched down in southeastn the state of louisiana. you'll see the lightning strike here shortly. we'll get meteorologist karen maginnis to talk more about this. that's my part of the world there in austin. a pretty heavy rain there. >> it is. it's been devastating across eastern texas. southeastern texas. towards the gulf coast with this widespread and extensive rainfall event that's taken place here that is gradually making its way towards the east. we'll see substantial rainfall here along the gulf coast region. but probably nothing like the 10, 20 inches of rainfall that knocked train tracks off and displaced them so that a train was toppled. this was a week ago. we've been talking about this for the past six, seven days. this long fetch much moisture from the pacific also from the gulf of mexico is really fueling this energy on top of that an area of low pressure stepped across the lower mississippi river valley. couple of thunderstorms expected the next couple of hours. it moved across the houston area an

southeast. the gulf coast states. sunshine in the northeast. sunny through the great lakes. we're looking at wet weather here in the northwest where we have seen some showers. and then for tomorrow, wp've got wet weather moving into the northeast, midatlantic states. w england looking good with lots f sunshine. sunny skies making your way out west. snow i >>n the mountains and you may be looking at light snow getting into the inner mountain region. an gthe rockies. by the way, before we go to our local, here's a little trivia if you about washington state. what national holiday was created here in spokane?irdon't say it. doavt -- don't say it. don't say it. that's what's going on around the country, here'shwha t's happening in your neck of the woods. >>> good morning, everyone. much cooler out there on this sunday morning. temperatures in the 40s for the most part. lots of blue skies and sunshine to enjoy. this is what november should feel like, by the way. cooler but still a beautiful day to get outside. overnight tonight chilly down to 44 in the city. some freezing and fro

the lower 48, the only system we're watching is this the lonestar state in the southeast. there's a system pushing into the packed northwest that will bring snow to colorado rockies and whyoming those folks will get winter white. everybody else is doing already. it's a nice, quiet weather pattern that we're getting ready to settle in across the country. it's going to be windy today, high pressure that will be the dominant feature over the next four days, you'll see a ton of sunshine because of it, milder conditions. tuesday, wednesday, high temperatures get into the mid to upper 60s. if we get a decent amount of sunshine, the cold air mass holds off longer, maybe some areas touch 70. monday winds flatten out out of the west/southwest we'll have highs in the mid to upper 60s. lancaster, 48. mostly sunny skies and windy. allentown, 49. everybody else low 50s, dover, 53. trenton, 50 degrees. but, again, with the wind it will feel like the 40s and 30s. 5:30 feels like the upper 30s, reading, 37, philadelphia, 43. mainly clear and cold, low 40s north and west, philadelphia 46,

defense ministers from the association of southeast asian nations plus china, japan, the united statesther countries held meetings on the issue in kuala lumpur. but they did not issue their expected joint declaration, unable to agree on how to address the south china sea issue. a u.s. government official told nhk that last week's operation was routine and lawful. he said the commanders plan to conduct patrols near the artificial islands in the south china sea a few times every three months. kurando tago, nhk world. >>> one of the parties to the south china sea dispute is stepping up defense cooperation with japan. vietnamese defense minister phung quang thanh welcomed has japanese counterpart jin nakatani. they agreed the matter should be settled peacefully and no party should threaten regional stability by unilaterally trying to change the status quo. the ministers agreed to have their forces work together more closely. japanese self-defense force ships will start calling next year at a vietnamese base on the south china sea, and the two countries will hold their first joint maritime

again, the heaviest though will be parked right along the lone star state in north texas as well as southeast oklahoma into as we head into the evening time, though, behind the cold front we are going to see colder air building in so some of this rainfall could turn into a wintry mix this evening. reena and kendis, back to you. >> thank you so much, cam. >>> the holiday season under way since last night. >> black friday got off to an early start with many shoppers across the country hitting the stores right after thanksgiving dinner. this was the scene at the walmart in louisiana. hundreds of bargain hunters scrambling to get in on a sale on towels. more now from abc's stephanie ramos. >> reporter: as thanksgiving leftovers are tucked away in the fridge holiday shoppers deep into black friday scoring some of the best deals. >> $8. this is the best deal right here. >> reporter: black friday used to kick off the holiday shopping season but now thanksgiving day is it. new york city, 15,000 shoppers made their way into the macy's flagship store in manhattan. storm not stopping these shoppers many

southeast. some iowa lawmakers are in washington today fighting against changes to the state's medicaid program. program.on januaryryfirst - governor branstad wants the program to transition from state-run to privately-run.he believes this will save the state money, and benefit tients.but senate democrats say those plans are disorganized and will actually hurt iowans. no one should be left without care.everyone should know who they need to go to for care. . to care, and they repeated those things back to us that they are most concerned about that as well. to move forward with his proposed plans - governor branstad must now get permission from the centers for medicare and medicaid services. unity-point is getting into the health insurance business. the hospital and clinic company has teamed with minnesota-based health- partners to create a new company.righf now - officials are seeking licenses from regulators in iowa a a illinois and hope to start selling medicare advantage policies late next year.other individual and group policies for employers may also be added in the future. there will soon b

normal from kansas and also nebraska southward into four corner region. above normal southeast and the northern tier of states. as far as december is concerned, we expand that above normal area a little father south through plains and four corner. and then on to january more of the same. we'll expand the below normal area into the southeastern part of the country. looks like a pretty cold winter for you folks down south. mainly because more clouds and rain with above normal from norther great lakes to pacific northwest . precipitation, there it is. above normal through southern tier of states. belo normal northern great lakes into the northern portions of the rockies. tyne. last month we started airing a series of business driver stories tied to our partners at top producer magazine. the first explored the question of whether farmers should be the ones to walk away from pricey cash rents. but lean times also creates opportunity for growth. in this farm journ

southeast this morning. the death toll in the lone star state's flood disaster is up to six. after another round of violent storms over the weekend, some parts of houston got over a foot of rain. triggering more than 130 high-water rescues. >>> those powerful storms also spawned tornadoes. nearly a dozen from texas to mississippi. six twistered reported south and east of houston. cleanup efforts under way, including in the city of friendswood. the national weather service says an ef-2 caused the damage. >>> that band of storms moving through the is out east. a particularly strong band is moving east ward across the florida panhandle. molly cochran from accuweather joins us now. >> good morning, kendis and reena. umbrellas getting a workout from atlanta to charlotte. keep the weather in mind for flights. the next system moves on shore for the pac northwest, bringing rain, snow, a wintry mix. first significant snowfall of the season coming up across the sierra nevadas. higher elevations could get 6 to 12 inches of snow. kendis and reena back to you. >>> breaking overnight, in a

state high school volleyball tournmanent. tournmanent.between now and friday - fourth ave southeast east of third street-south east will be open to two way traffic.signs are posted and attendants will be directing traffic in the area to help drivers find their way. next on the cbs 2 news at six, failing to make the grade. grade.a new report showing a poor rating in iowa when it comes to government tomorrow on cbs 2 this morning, we love our pets so much, what if we could keep them forever? forever? maybe you can.people are starting to clone their pets!how it works tomorrow on cbs 2 this morning. d-plus.that's the grade the iowa government is getting following a new state investigation from the center for public integrity. integrity.that's a full letter grade drop from when the survey was first carried out in 20-12. the center based its rating largely off an incident in which a grieving burlington family had to fight state and local agencies for months to get official records about a fatal police shooting of a 34-year-old mother.the organization claims the state tried to obstruct the disclosure--earning them the low grade.peopl