for texas panhandle farmer jamesborn, it's not about raising the biggest crop every year. "keepyour head up, evan." it's about teaching the next generationlessons that aren't found in any textbook. "i'm thankful for myfamily, being on the farm that we can run and manage andoperate this farm as a family." hand-in-hand, james and his wifedana, take great pride in making everything they do, a family affair. born a former ag teacher, is now the chairman ofnational sorghum producers. a job he doesn't take lightly. hefarms in perryton, texas. that's known as the wheat heart of thenation. "i like to say that if it has a hearty soul,withstanding multiple years of heartbreaking drought. "this isjust programmed to be tough." while drought is fresh on hismind, 2015 turned out to bring many blessings. that includesrain. "we received our annual average perceiptation in themonth of may and part of june. while the weather shut off inaugust, born says scorching temperatures took 15 to 20bushels off the yield. "still this crop held on, thrived andis going to be what looks like for the coun

and an ice storm warning in the texas panhandle. ice. that adds up on power lines, not just roadways. timing it out for you. denver, tomorrow, thanksgiving happens. eating dinner at 6:00, that's inches there. look at the icy mess, from central iowa back into the texas panhandle. it gets very heavy into early friday morning. i think those folks that are flash flooding. i'll leave you the look at how much ice and snow accumulating. >> okay, ginger, thank you so much. >>> we want to turn now to chicago, a city shaken after that explosive new dash cam video. 17-year-old laquan mcdonald, an african-american, walking down the middle of the road. you see him there. he was armed with a knife. police moving in, weapons drawn, one officer unloading 16 rounds in 15 seconds. tonight, that officer, you see him there, was still in uniform, despite at least 20 previous complaints. now charged with first degree murder. tensions running high in chicago overnight. protesters staring down police. at least five arrests. and look, images coming in tonight. a

as many as a dozen reported in the texas panhandle. the storms left thousands of people without power. golf ball sized hail came down in some areas. a halliburton plant in the area was powerfully damaged. flooding as repord. >>> you wouldn't think the starter of winter is still a month away. seeing scenes like this areas around denver expecting a foot and a half. we're talking blizzard conditions l lting into the morning. gusts expected on to reach up to 60 miles an hour. blizzard warnings for parts of kansas, nebraska and new mexico. >> so this is huge.. marriotts buying starwood resorts to become the largest hotel company in the world. the deal brings together brands raising from luxury to budget. the combined company will control about 5500 properties and more than a million rooms worldwide. >> what does this mean for my points? >> no longer do you have to use between starwood and marriott. i'm a geeking about you're a saying no one's going to get lost in the point system whether you're marriott or starwood. >> yeah, somehow. and fo

it has been quite an ice storm going to cost -- it has been quite an ice storm in the texas panhandledallas has been went. this system is moving slowly to the east but where we are it has been nice and mild. we will have one more mild day tomorrow. we are going to be quiet tonight. temperatures in the 40s, even your 50s in a peace. tomorrow we will be cloudy but we will still be on the warm side of the front. temperatures should make it 12 into the 60s one more time. later in the day some rain will move in about 5:00 pm. i think the fog of the day will be fine. tomorrow night we will have a couple of showers. we could see a few showers in the morning on sunday. we have a big football game next but i think it will be time for the game. temperatures will on 50 degrees, tomorrow morning, 40s and 50s, mostly cloudy and cold. in the afternoon there is a threat of a shower in western maryland, mid- to upper 60s. on sunday 56 with a chance of showers in the morning but not enough to issue a year or weather alert. monday, it will be brisk with increasing clouds. tuesday, it looks like we will

tornadoes ripped through the texas panhandle -- downing power lines and damaging buildings. the national weather service says five tornadoes touched down. several business -- including a halliburton plant -- were damaged. the plant was closed at the time.. but the company says the storm caused a chemical leak at the plant. no reports of any major injuries. it's not tornadoes -- but snow -- causing problems in other parts of the country. saw several inches of snow yesterday. drivers were forced to deal with whiteout conditions. other people are excited about it -- saying it's a boost for the economy -- as two ski resorts could open. a gruesome discovery at a campsite. six bodies have been found. on sunday -- police found a man and a woman dead in a trailer about 100 miles southeast of dallas. deputies learned four other people had also been at the campside -- and were missing. their bodies were later found in a pond. one man has been arrested and charged with murder. in a kwwl follow-up this morning: a man is behind bars in eastern iowa -- accused of murder at a motel. we fir

ice storm and the winter storm warning for the oklahoma and the texas panhandles. winter storm warning for omaha. more winner warning and blizzard over southwestern wyoming. >> by tomorrow, on the backside it's so widespread but we will have sunshine and comfortable temperatures. that is the thanksgiving forecast. if you are headed out early in morning, 5:30 to 6:00 friday morning look for fog. that should burn off. cooler over the weekend. more rain tuesday and wednesday. back to you. leon: any idea go on black friday to buy a win for the skins on sunday? robert: half off! the thing about it, it's not over yet. they are in the thick of things. the next game is huge. huge. the skins are 4-6 but they can make the postseason. hard to believe. how big is the game against the giants? that is the question. the terps are second in the country now. we will get everybody's best game and then some. that's next in sports. robert: the redskins can't win in america maybe they could do it in africa or europe or wherever. they are going to london and pending the result of the se

extreme weather starting with tornadoes in texas as many as a dozen twisters were reported in the texas panhandle. the severe storms left houses of people without power. golf ball sized hail came down in some parts, as well. a halliburton plant was heavily damaged and part of a train derailed on in the powerful winds. some localized flooding was also reported. in the meantime, winter is still over a month away but you wouldn't know that by looking at these skis. this is from the rockies now. the snow continues today with foot and a half. blizzard conditions will last well into this morning. up to 60 miles an hour. parts of kansas, nebraska, as well as new mexico. >> today's weather maps to the east all that snow will be there. also heavy rain across the middle of the country. violent storms along the gulf coast. heavy rain in the northwest. dry and sunny along most of the east coast. >> only 50 degrees here in new york city. significantly cooler than yesterday. and also in the 50s in the midwest. 80s along the gulf coast. 73 in l.a. and a high of 52 in beautiful great falls, montana. >> how about

all that ice storm over the west texas panhandle and soaking rains to the east. i'm expecting a quart to even a half an inch of ice throughout the daytime hours from near kansas city back to amarillo with very difference conditions. back to you. >> everything that you. the widow of casey kasem is facing a wrongful death suit from three of his children and his brother. the civil lawsuit filed in los angeles accuses jean kasem of elder abuse and restricting access to their father. kasem the long-time america's top 40 host was suffering interest dementia when he died last year. he was 82 years old. his children say they would rather see his widow in jail than receive one dime of his money. >>> and a new lawsuit is being filed in the death of fast and furious star paul walker. his father is suing porsche claiming the ca repair wra gt his son was riding in lacked potentially life saving safety features. he was a passenger in the sports car when it crashed into a tree bursting into flames. in responding to a similar suit that was brought by walker's daughter earlier, p

the texas panhandle is drying out and melting after a dangerous ice-storm. authorities responded to nearly 200 weather- related accididts across northern texas since ice started coating the streets on thursday. the driver in this crash lost control on a highway in amarillo and rolled his car into another road nearby. no one was seriously injured in this crash, but authorities blame the severe weather on several deaths over the weekend. the texas department of transportation is encouraging people to stay home until crews make roros safer. some sunshine and warmer temperatures this week should also help clear the icy roads. this sunday, t-v nine will once again be holding the fill the plate telethon, to help senior citizens in our area eat healthy. coming up, how your donations will help volunteers at a cedar county senior center prepare thousands of meals. as a storm system continues its movement through the upr midwest we are left with scattered showers. overnight a bit of a light rain/snow mix could occur before transition to all light snow. scattered flurri

five tornadoes ripped through the texas panhandle on pond. heavy zmoi is falling in colorado. forecasters are calling for as much as 18 inches. strong winds make the roads dangerous. meteorologist from our san francisco station shows us today's threat. >> an atmospheric battle between warm and humid air coming up from the gulf of mexico and arctic air from canada yeeled nearly a dozen tornadoes in kansas, oklahoma and texas. the severe weather threat is just getting started in many parts of the southeast. a widespread tornado outbreak in november. the same system on the other side of the storm yielded a significant storm from casper, wyoming, south of the front range of colorado all the way south to albuquerque, new members colorado severe weather a threat for the balance of today, new orleans a good likelihood of seeing severe weather. the best chance in northern louisiana around shreveport north to little rock, arkansas. for "cbs news," i'm paul vienna. >>> shutting down traffic, demonstrators protest the shooting of a plaque man. >>> actor charlie sheen makes a big announce

advisory in the texas panhandle where temperatures remain below freezing. >>> more fall out from the downing of that russian war plane by turkey. russian president vladimir putin is now calling for his country to enact sanctions against turkey. some goods. prohibiting extensions of labor contracts for turks working in this. cos hours after turkey's president said his country was incident. >>> tomorrow pope francis will travel to possibly the most dangerous nation a pope has visited in modern times. there's been ongoing violence republic. since a muslim rebel group over threw the president. today the pope had a mass at a christian shrine followed by a youth prep rally. out to see the pontiff. >>> the most significant change to the nsa's intelligence gathering since edward snowden revealed the agency's surveillance program two years ago. an illegal authority for the nsa to gather records about phone calls under the act expires today. a new law mandates that the nsa must request records from individual phone companies on a case by case basis. >>> police in ohio face off with a wild susp

tornado watch stretches from the areas east of that through oklahoma and the texas panhandles. winter storm warning on the back side. we don't have to worry about that. 46 in the morning. 53 at midday. 58 tomorrow afternoon as the skies become increasingly cloudy throughout the day. we get to wednesday, we warm back up a bit. isolated afternoon shower possible with some sunshine. a cold front, we will get a push of warm southwesterly winds ahead of the front. we will get in the mid-60's again. but we will this a 90% chance of rain tonight. some of us will be heavy. clearing and cooler in the day on friday. on the weekend, cooler weather look at this over the saturday and the sunday. lower 50's. that is the temperature range to get you in a good mood for the thanksgiving parade saturday morning. so:00 a.m. silver spring. in downtown silver springs. chilly. you will need a coat. brian van de graaff and julie wright will do the play-by-play narration on newschannel8 that morning. that is the latest from here. maureen: thank you, sir. leon: as good as the weather was yesterday, tha

the national weather service issued an ice storm warning for parts of texas, the texas panhandling.klahoma and kansas. >> a lesser known tradition is celebrating its 89th year in detroit. the thanksgiving parade is smaller than macey's parade. but the floats and balloons as as spectacular. many paid tribute to detroit's rich cultural heritage. >> mobile shopping hit a high. consumers spent more than 1 billion online so far. over a quarter of those sales were from mobile devices. by the end of the night that figure will grow to 1.7 billion. >> when sister olicia cooks for a family, the ingredients may be sting. she recently won a reality cooking show, and for her thanksgiving is a big deal. [ ♪ ] [ sings ] >> we are getting ready for the thanksgiving prayer breakfast. i am sister alicia torres. i'm a member of sisters in chicago. we serve at the mission of our lady of the angels on the west side. i really want everyone that comes here to know that their life is precious, that they have dignity. we probably have about 150 volunteers and 600 guests. they'll come down, we'll have a nice

the national weather service issued ice storm warnings in the texas panhandle and central oklahoma. so, flash flood watches and warnings in parts of oklahoma, missouri, arkansas and texas. this snow coming out of wyoming from yesterday. two inches of snow there created dangerous driving conditions. now back here we're not talking about any wintry weather, but if you are heading out tonight and then tomorrow throughout the day, you want to have the small umbrella and rain jacket handy. here's the latest on storm team 4 radar. for the most part just sprinkles moving lieu areas mainly north of the district. but scattered showers right now become a more widespread rain overnight tonight. so the rain intensity generally light in nature tonight on into tomorrow. here's future weather at 9:00 p.m. notice a little bit more widespread rain impacting the area. that includes the district. tomorrow morning, 5:00 a.m., it's a soggy start. otherwise cloudy and noticeably cooler. this could slow travel as we will be tracking wet roads for a good portion of the day tomorrow. 1:00 still tracking area

. >>> that ice made it into oklahoma city so the texas northern texas panhandle having a mess there. dallas, their wettest year on record and we have five weeks to go. >> here at home, today was picture perfect. i took my daughter to the park. everyone was outside. >> if you have to fly through those connecting areas. >> but if you're driving anywhere tomorrow, it should be okay. out west showers. right now, it is still very comfortable this evening. we're at 54 degrees. there were 3-degree guarantee for today with 67. find out tonight at 11 how we did. 48 is the dewpoint. still quite mild. 50s here. a few 40s. even out to the valley. our weather headlines on this friday night, a mild start to the weekend. we'll be back in the 60s one more day. there will be more clouds around. showers will approach late in the day, maybe hold off until after dark but tomorrow night into sunday morning, early, are the best chance of showers coming through the region. cooler on sunday. in the 50s behind the cold front and more rain by tuesday if not monday night. we showed you the video. here it is. a

in the texas panhandle, it's not water, it's ice causing travel trouble this long holiday weekend. in oklahoma, ice bringing down power lines. and in kansas, road conditions are not for the faint of heart. to give you an idea of how high the water is in dallas, that boat house, people could normally walk up to it. >> so much rainfall in texas. thank you. the storm system is on the move, marching to the east. let's bring in rob marciano. where is the storm headed? >> rain all the way from canada, from mexico. the cold air in place that's really driving into the southern plains. and ice storm warning for texas through tomorrow. and rain on top of the it. that's where the ice, snow just a little bit further of that. and little rock, st. louis, and some potential for flooding there. could see another eight inches, and that's going to cause problems in an already saturated area. and ice stretches from lubbock through oklahoma city. and to the west, california, the coldest night of the year. freeze watches as far south, just east of san diego. >>> and to a story that sparked o outrage in

tornado watch. 41 reports in the oklahoma and texas panhandle area yesterday. 41 reports of tornadoes. so an active day. we don't think we're going to get violent weather when it reaches our area, but we do expect rain and the rain could be heavy at times. again, the timing is everything here as we continue to watch. a few scattered showers through midday tomorrow. but it looks as though it's going to be tomorrow night into thursday morning when the rain comes through. some could be heavy through midday. it should clear out by late afternoon drive. as far as the potential of rain around here between now and later on wednesday into thursday morning, looks like we're talking close to an inch of rain for most of the area. and there could be some isolated areas that get more than that. so our forecast for tomorrow, cloudy and breezy weather. a light shower or sprinkle. but then the rain becomes likely on thursday. we'll get a push of warm temperatures from winds just ahead of the front. 68 degrees. we'll see clearing skies, cooler weather friday. 57. saturday, sunday, chilly, lots of sun.

one was up to a mile wide and it destroyed an oil and gas facility in the texas panhandle. the winds were powerful enough to flip a truck in dallas there, so far no injuries are reported. that same weather system is headed in our direction and expected to bring heavy rain later on this week, but for now this is what november should feel like, as we go live outside with sky 6 hd, cooler more seasonable temperatures are back. lets get a check of the conditions with meteorologist, david murphy. >> on the east coast a fair amount of sunshine and clouds trying to filter to the east and bright in the morning and now recally afternoon, this is the system that is changing things for us over the next couple of days, especially on thursday, a low pressure center slowly inching towards the east, look at the cold air wrapping around that. there are blizzard warnings in colorado today because of that. but we are looking at rain it's too warm on the east coast for anything more than that. as this pushes back it's ground zero for the rain, maybe we'll wind up with an inch, inch and a half

dozens of car crashes reported in the texas panhandle and southern plains. it was a dangerous situation and unfortunately another system is set to move into central portions of the united states on monday and tuesday. that's going to provide freezing rain for the u.s. midwest. back behind it, temperatures are low enough to cause widespread snowfall and ahead of that, fight rainy. wet conditions across much parts of the eastern united states, en flash floods would happen in the appalachians. back behind across the western portions of the united states, the record low temperatures were set on the morning hours -- in the morning hours on sunday in northern california. sacramento had a low of minus 3 degrees on sunday. staying fight chilly as we go into monday, minus 2 degrees for the morning low. as for los angeles, the average is about 12 degrees for this time of year but staying in the single digits going into wednesday. across japan over the weekend and last week, significant snow fell in hokkaido. good news for skiers. another low is moving into hokkaido, p

in fact by friday morning it will be in the texas panhandle. enjoy your 72, in dallas, 66 in lubbock. southeast grade, sunshine, 65 in atlanta, 70 in atlanta. how sweet is that? downtown dc 62, even the burbs will be 60. 61 in new york, and even 59 in buffalo. when we come back we'll track the storm out to the west. it's going to roll through here over the weekend. we'll tell you what that means in terms of cool air and showers. >>> police have clear the officers involved in a chase takedown and attainment of a student last month after somebody called 911 and reported that the student was about to commit a robbery. video taken by his friend, 18- year-old jason goulsby is seen after he was put in cuffs. there has been no crime and he was at the atm to withdraw his own money. a police report released today says he ran when confronted by responding police and then reached into his backpack. the officer whose name is not release says he feared for his safety and used a single person takedown. today, dc police chief cathy lenoir stood by the officer

conditions could worsen in parts of the southern plains, including the texas panhandle, where up to an inch of ice could accumulate on the roads this weekend. rain is in the forecast through sunday here in the dallas-fort worth area. this has already been the wettest year on record in texas, so any additional rain will likely cause more street flooding like this. elaine. >> quijano: manuel bojorquez reporting tonight. manuel, thank you. in chicago today, as many as 2,000 demonstrators gathered downtown, urging people not to shop to protest the fatal shooting of an african american teenager by a white officer. michelle miller is following this. >> shut it down! >> find the door! >> reporter: protesters braved rain ask near-freezing storefronts along chicago's famed magnificent mile shopping district. >> we do this for laquan! >> reporter: they hope to quash holiday spending, outraged by what they say was the city's corrupt handling of the investigation into the shooting death of 17-year-old laquan mcdonald by a white police officer. reverend jesse jackson helped lead today's march. >> w

a dozen tornadoes being reported in the texas panhandle including one estimated to be mile wide. that twister leveled an oil refinery causing chemicals and gas leaks. the strong winds pushed at least one tractor trailer on its side and d left thoands of people in the dark. golf ball-sized hail came down in some areas, and there was some localized flooding. here's the radar you see the storm system moving east across the rest of texas and oklahoma. most of the deep south and gulf coast will feel its wrath today, as well. some areas there could see up to five inches of rain. >>> and still ahead, just in time for thanksgiving travel, gas prices heading into territory not seen in years. >>> and survival story, a woman's accocount of t attacks in paris hiding in a closet for three hours. >>> plus, historic surgery, a firefighter injured in the line extensive transplant. >>> hundreds of protesters blocked an interstate last night in minneapolis following a police shooting this weekend. dozens of arrests were made. the fbi and the justice departments civil rights division have joined th

the system spun off tornadoes yesterday, four in the texas panhandle. as many as 10 in kansas where a number of homes were destroyed. and a fierce snowstorm dumped more than a foot of snow in kansas and colorado. there was a bomb scare at a soccer stadium in germany today. turned out to be a false alarm, but the match between germany and the netherlands was canceled. soccer was played in london as two rivals stood together. here's mark phillips. >> viva la france! >> reporter: when is a game more than a game? when the visiting team's anthem is the theme song of the night. when the national stadium of england is decorated in the colors and slogan of the old sporting enemy, france. when the game comes just four days after suicide bombers tried to blow themselves up in the crowd during another game in paris. but had to settle for detonating outside when they couldn't get in. when two members of the french team were directly affected by the attacks, lassana diara's cousin was killed. antoine griezmann man's sister escaped from the bataclan hall massacre. wh

the midwest severe weather whipping up more than a dozen tornados including this one along the texas panhandle. yesterday storm chasers captured video of funnel clouds forming. officials said the storm caused a chemical leak at a plant. no reports of injuries, though, the complex has been determined to be safe. >>> that same system producing that weather headed our way. what will it bring us? nbc 10 meteorologist bill henley is here. >> chris action later in the week it's going to give us rainfall. we'll get a warm-up ahead of that but not today. it's so well to the west. we'll see a cooler day as the winds have shifted. skies mostly clear. you'll notice high clouds in the area. 49 degrees in philadelphia with a wind out of the northeast at 10 miles an hour. northeasterly winds, that will help to work to keep things cooler today. completely dry, though, even though we'll see more clouds during the day, we'll get enough sunshine to stay dry today and see the temperatures climb into the 50s. in fact, we're not far from that now. there are chiller spots, middle 40s for bluebell. look at collegevi

drivers in the texas panhandle will were cautioned to stay off the roads due to potential, of freezingain there. >>> it is tough. >> yes. >> it is southern parts of the untry, we're not dealing with any of that today. >> no, we're not. >> it is crazy how warm it is. >> but interestingly enough that same system bringing trouble to texas, oklahoma, it is also going to be bringing rain toward thus weekend. but not the ice and trouble they are having there. lets talk about today. it is gorgeous, temperatures, in the mid 60's. yes, you heard me correctly. let's head outside and i highly recommend heading outside if you can today. we are taking a live look at center city where skies are blue, sunnies out and i was just standing out there, feeling the warmth on my skin. i thought this feels like a nice spring day and yet, here we are, what a beautiful dau. atlantic city other 66 degrees. we are 57 in mount pocono. sixty in philadelphia we see 60's into places like lancaster that started off so foggy now getting this nice warmth too. rehoboth beach 65. sixty-six in cape may. you can see 60's r

a dozen tornadoes being reported in the texas panhandle including one estimated to be a mile wide. that twister leveled an oil refinery causing chemicals and gas leaks. the strong winds pushed 59 least and left thousands in the dark. golf ball sized hail came down in some areas and there was some localized flooding. here's the radar. you see the storm system moving east across the rest of texas and oklahoma. most of the deep south and gulf coast will feel its wrath today, as well. some areas there could see up to five inches of rain. >>> and still ahead, just in time for thanksgiving travel, gas prices heading into territory not seen in years. >>> and survival story, a woman's account of the attacks of paris hiding in a closet for three hours. >>> plus, historic surgery, a firefight irinjured in the line of duty with a new face after an extensive transplant. there's no one i'd rather... r no one i'd rather have dinner and a movie with. no one i'd rather lean on. tbeing in love is an amazing thing. r being in love with your best friend... ...is everything. rintroducing the ever us t