going over to the eastern spur instead. as john pans out and moves oh to the left a little bit you can see the northbound eastern spur is picking up volume as well. to the maps and i can tell you that we do have the new york state throughway south at exit 12 an accident and i heard of a swies, the b -- subways, b. trains overhanging wires there. other mass transit is doing okay. >> great job, all right here we go. we have sun and clouds today and a nice day. a calm day kind of before we get some rain coming. we're lookinged a temperature right now -- at a temperature right now 48 degrees that's going to be the 7:00 temperature. 48 around whitestone and 50 around staten island and 50 to 44 from there to newark and today we're looking at 58 adds the high a little bit above normal. today. now tomorrow, it's rainy day. and we get a few sprinkles tonight but it's a very heavy rainy afternoon tomorrow. afternoon and in the evening. that clears out tomorrow night and sets us up for with nice days friday and saturday and then it's -

the final solution really comes desirehrough hitler's for this big empire in eastern europe. i don't think he needed much encouragement on the idea of eliminating the jews. also gypsies, homosexuals, and a number of others. god help you if you were a soviet soldier captured by the nazis at this time as well. the problem let came about was that bullets cost money, and this was an inefficient way to do the racial cleansing and killing that hitler believed was necessary on the eastern front. and so the final solution comes about in january of 1942. i think that to try and more directly answer your question, i don't think that you can muslimsy say that the in the middle east really were a determining factor in hitler's strategy, but there is a lot of racial hatred there and certainly it appears that the innd mufti encouraged hitler ideas that he was already leaning towards, in my opinion. keith: send us a tweet at c-span history. this facebook question with regard to the soviet union made that reference, this is from robert who says, why do we fail to recognize that the ussr won t

renovations continue here at the eastern iowa city. and if you're travelling over the next couple of weeks, watch out for moving parts on the inside. good morning! its 5 o'clock on friday the 13th. stay away from ladders... here is a live look at first, meteorologis t kaj o'mara has your first alert forecast, kaj... plan on a pretty decent friday. while the wind will still be out there, it won't be nearly like yesterday with speeds of 15-25mph likely. highs will generally be in the 45-49 range. plan on another great weekend with highs well into the 50s both days. next week, another large area of low pressure will move into the midwest. this one will be a slow mover and several days of rainfall continues to look likely. plan on wet weather monday through wednesday, and possibly into thursday if the system slows even more. enjoy the nice weather this weekend!today: sunny, still windy high: 45-51 winds: nw 15-25 alo: 48 dbq: 46 iow: 49tonight: ear & cool low: 23-29 winds: w 5-10 alo: 26 dbq: 26 iow: 28tomorrow: sunny and spectacular high:

the idea that only the eastern front mattered -- 20 million chinese were being killed by the japanese at the same time. we tell the story from the american perspective, as i said, per our congressional charter. we do mentioned these parts of f the story in our timeline and exhibit, but we do not do it in the permanent exhibit, as much, but we do handle these subjects through our travel programs, our international conferences, and other programs that the museum sponsors. senioreith huxen is researcher in history at the world war ii museum. , this is from the fdr library for veterans day. you can send us your tweets and questions. mike is joining us from crowley, louisiana. thank you for your call. caller: my, and question would be the influence -- i know the muslims were with hitler -- the catholic aspect, the pope, and what coverage did it the church give him as a religious rite to do his exploits. i want to hear from you. mr. huxen: i'm not as familiar of the issue of becoming church's role in world war ii. we did recently have a speaker, a professor from brown university, he just wo

like a urban mixed use project either in the tint or in the paralysis application when i weigh the eastern neighborhoods actually overheard someone in the hallway this think an excellent test we'll repeat it a number of times i think that is exactly what they're looking for how far can we punish beyond the meaningful boundary thought mixed use to carve it up and spot zoning from true urban mixed use to will have entirely residential overall when i look at this project those look like the number 4 hundred and 8 thousand square feet of residential as opposed to to 10 thousand residential square feet let's relimousine it residential it is only a couple of good-sized rooms tacked up please don't let this grrd go forward it is not a reasonable proposal in its current form a huge amount of more protections observed there environmental to our communities and i hope you'll keep in mind and ask for the projects in accordance to those projects thank you. >> good afternoon, commissioners i'm joel with the local local 6 and the are contractors association here to voice over support for the adopting th

. >> we're in the eastern part of the democratic republic of congo. it's one of the least developed countries in the world, but there's an estimated $24 trillion worth of minerals here. tantalum, tungsten, tin, and gold have all been linked to violence in eastern congo by rebel groups and the congolese army. >> millions of people have been killed in the congo over the past decade. i want to see peace in the congo. >> the same minerals are used to make common electronics,that are sold all over the world. but in 2010, after months of lobbying by advocacy groups an obscure resolution called section 1502, was dropped into the dodd-frank wall street reform act. it means publicly traded companies are now required to track whether their products contain conflict minerals from congo. some of the top tech brands are taking credit for reducing violence here -- with the world's largest chip-maker intel even claiming that some of their products are now "100% conflict free". >> "we're proud to say the world's first commercially available conflict free microprocess

the eastern iowa airport has to figure out how to deal with the busiest travel season of the year amid ongoing renovations. u-s defense authorities believe isis terrorist jihadi john is dead this morning after a targeted drone strike in syria. all three 20-16 democratic presidential hopefuls will be in iowa this weekend for a nationally televised debate from drake university in des moines. and people in alburnett will soon have a safer way to get to a sports complex on the outskirts of town thanks to a new trail. you're watching kcrg-tv9. now, from your 24 hour news source, this is kcrg-tv9 news morning news. first, meteorologis t kaj o'mara has your first plan on a pretty decent friday. while the wind will still be out there, it won't be nearly like yesterday with speeds of 15-25mph likely. highs will generally be in the 45-49 range. plan on another great weekend with highs well into the 50s both days. next week, another large area of low pressure will move into the midwest. this one will be a slow mover and several days of rainfall continues to look likely. plan on wet weather monday

and then you can see the eastern spur right over here. so this is the western spur -- this is what we call the mixing bowl. this is the western spur. and then this is the eastern spur and the eastern spur is starting to pick up some volume of course because everyone is going to be forced over to the eastern spur as they try to get this cleared away. metro-north, long island railroad, and new jersey transit running on or close to schedule. the a. and c. trains fast track repairs no a. trains between 207th and 168th street. the c. trains aren't running as well because of that. and then we're looking at the gowanus expressway southbound that outbound side, the ramp to 86th street we had the overturned tractor-trailer. or a tractor-trailer accident. that has been cleared away. bayon bridge is closed down until 5:00 a.m. for construction and you can see we have lots of redheading through that spot. and then the brooklyn bridge closed inbound until 6:00 a.m. effect. lori over to you. you. the pastor in indianapolis may be closer to getting answe

the tagging system. he spent two years as a u.n. investigator in eastern congo. >> rather than have guys with guns at the mine site, you have the guys with guns sitting in the trading town, taxing the trade or otherwise deriving money from the exploitation and, and the smuggling of minerals. or directly engaging in the smuggling by using government army trucks to drive minerals to the border which are smuggled across the border. so you have an adaptation that's taken place that dodd-frank has not addressed. >> do you think an approach like this would ever work in terms of coming up with a solution to the conflict in the congo? >> i think it's possible to have some type of system, but it needs to be designed in cooperation with local actors, with national actors, not engineered from outside, like dodd-frank has been. it was some activists in washington dc who had a very simplistic understanding of conflict and they presented that as anywhere there were minerals, there's conflict. therefore if we address the minerals issue, it will end conflict. but that's a

that is why we have rain in the forecast for sniper it for the eastern part of the state because the western part of the state, nothing going on. -- that is what we have rain and the forecast for the eastern part of the state. after midnight, we start to mix in a few wet snowflakes before it all winds down. we will talk about the cold air that come in behind the system in a few minutes. ed: vrenc -- french police issued -- a photo of the suspect on twitter. asking the public for any information that would help identify him. the man was among three people who died in the attack outside the stadium. in the meantime, belgian officials have decided to keep brussels on the highest state of alert because of the serious and imminent threat of an attack. and president obama addressed the isis threat directly. president obama: they are a bunch of killers with good social media. and they are dangerous and they' ve caused great hardship to people. the most powerful tool we have to fight isis is to say that we' re not afraid. ed: the president made those comments as he was wrapping up a domestic

if you plan on flying out of the eastern iowa airport - "this is the first time it's been completely remodeled" construction's shifted the ticket counter to the center of the terminal. terminal.flying also comes with a lot of baggage - "when they have checked luggage, they go into a designated area. we have personnel and airline personnel will take that to the tsa."just like the state department, the airport emphasizes security when preparing for flight. flight. "be vigilant, follow the if you see something, saysomething." somethg."the state department says anyone traveling abroad should enroll in their step program.this allows them to get security updates and contact family and friends through the embassy in their country.steffi lee, cbs the iowa state patrol will also have extra troopers on state roadways as well.with the potential for rain in areas and lots of traffic, they're particularly interested in reminding people to not text and drive, allow extra time and to follow speed limits.trooper bob conrad is also reminding drivers not to ink and drive *and buckle up. "we look at se

stick with the eastern spur for a smoother ride. and a live look at one of the hundreds of cameras showing the inbound brooklyn bridge. closed for another 15 minutes for construction. it's moving well northbound at the bqe. one issue here due to a signal problem at 168th street, expect delays on uptown a trains. everything else on or close to schedule. and alternate side of the street parking rules are in effect city-wide. and remember, be safe, don't text and drive. mary, back to you. >> thank you. >>> the attacks in paris forcing many people to change travel plans including a group of high school students upstate that had been planning their parisian senior trip since freshman year. the french teacher cried as he told his students that the dream of visiting the city of lights will not happen. >> there's no way we could bring you into an unsafe situation. it was what was best for you. and what was best for your parents. >> the students say their thoughts are with the families who were going to host them. the superintendent said the

managed to expand in the eastern part of the country. it seems that the russians are trying now to step up the military campaign against i.s.i.l., and particularly target their oil installation. because i.s.i.l. has been managing over the last few years smuggle oil into different countries, get huge revenues, and with that they manage to recruit fighters and expand and take huge swathes of land in syria, and in iraq. the russians pounded areas in the south of aleppo. a while ago i was on the border with syria, and seen dozens of syrian families trying to get into syria. some of them received news that relatives were killed in air strikes by the government and the russians. there has been heightened security measures at the crossing by the turkish government. and unfortunately some paid farewell to loved ones. >> i hear a few civilians have been affected by this, as is often the sayings. >> the russians have been saying in the past few days that they managed to kill 600 fighters in the area. reports from the syrian activist on the ground,

keep in mind the severe weather threat continues mainly across the far eastern towns at this point and you mentioned just a few minutes ago, too, the strong gusty winds coming in behind these storms not associated with thunderstorms thankfully there's gusty storms continuing into tonight and tomorrow that will come with some clouds and even clear sky tomorow afternoon. >> one other area that i've noticed now seeing a little less of a ththat movinginto an area of more stable air is along north of highway 20 right now. that area for a period of time seeing powerful storms across grundy rdin into blacac hawk county, but now you'll notice more stable air to the north it's not as warm there, clouds throughout the day and as a result this area right now the air more stable and as a result you're still seeing some showers move through, rumble or two of thunder but generally some moderate to heavy rains at times not that severe threat. so that's definitely some good news as well. those north of highww 20 we know you're getting thunderstorms we're focused on the severe threat where the injury w

well as and kind of stepping back historically where this project the 5 m site was stripped out of the eastern neighborhoods before central soma it goes back to a 7 and 08 the thinking it is essentially the same thinking in central soma was began to be considered that is it is a techniques opportunity site it is a major site and has possibilities that don't exist most elsewhere we wanted to give it a not lump into a much larger process this isn't to say we didn't take on board the vision and overall city goals of this planning process but only to its uniqueness and size and in the case of knowledge the single ownership we wanted to take a deeper dive and what suits it in a development it benefits the city. >> can i follow-up with that i'm curious as to you know what the criteria of standards of planning department use to pressuring pursue an sud when this particular large parcel will have an enhanced or special or greater than plan in response how does the level of community benefits offered by 5 m compare to the similar udz say how it compares to the level of community benefits that are being

it makes new york the eastern port, the big one. not that new york was not going to become the global city it has become, but this helps kickstart the process. status andnew york's importance in the national consciousness as a trading port, as a big city on the east coast. this map is from 1840 and is supposed to show railroads and canals. it is hard from the distance to see. lines, you dark can't see them, but they are representations of canals. there are few railroads by 1840. the railroads are still a new technology. it kick starts the boom in some ways. you get lots of canal. chicago.ect across maryland and other places. this is the beginning of a canal building boom. the ice of up shipping dropped. it's valuable. when you pay a lot to ship he was rough it. point is by winning the south this is what we need to be doing. it does have that effect. the railroads come later. the same process in both. the century after the railroad very similar kind of national infrastructure. predicated on the same idea. whole use of infrastructure

it makes new york the eastern port, the big one. not that new york was not going to become the global city it has become, but this helps kickstart the process. it cements new york's status and importance in the national consciousness as a trading port, as a big city on the east coast. this map is from 1840 and is supposed to show railroads and canals. it is hard from the distance to see. some of the dark lines, you can't see them, but they are representations of canals. there are few railroads by 1840. the railroads are still a new technology. it is not the primary way goods and people are moved. it is still canals. course this leads to places detroit's is one of the original plans for the city of detroit. it's a really beautiful rendering. based on stars. areathe washington dc about 1820 or so. the opening of the area canal the chicago and then to detroit. 13. the national planning effort. purchase.ana appeared? kind of our patron saint of planning. involved in flaws real great deal. louisiana purchase is a massive purchase of land

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biggest in western europe, can carry fort planes and helicopters and is going to be stationed in the eastern mediterranean. russia is intensifying its bombing campaign, war ships in the caspian sea targets locations across syria. activists say these are the heaviest since the conflict began in 2011. in an interview with chinese television, the syrian president bashar al assad said the russian strikes had helped improve the situation in syria. his troops were advancing on in his words nearly every front. ok, let's go to paris, muhammed has a report. this aircraft carrier leaves the med ready to start work on monday. meanwhile, francois hollande has got a busy few days trying to build a coalition, a grand coalition, as he sees it. >> that's absolutely right. i mean, francois hollande has said for days now that france is engaged very actively in a war on terror. now you see this news emanating that the charles de gaulle carrier will be in place as of tomorrow morning. we are told there are going to be 26 fighter jets board the charles de gaulle targeting targets in syria in addition to the airc

will go the entire month without shaving.it's all part of a fundraising drive that will support the eastern honor flights.if you would like to donate, you can make a check out to the the eastern iowa honor flights.just pust "j-c- s-o - no shave november" in the memo line. coming up on the cbs 2 news at noon - why you're going to want to check any beef you have in the freeze before start cooking it. it.plus - a woman is facing charges after she tried to pet a cat.why it wasn't a regular old feline she wanted to cuddle with. the kansas city royals are the new kings of the baseball world.they won the world new york mets four games to one.they pulled off a ninth inning comeback before putting the mets away for good in 12 innings.this is only kansas city's second woror series title.they first won the fall classic thirty years ago in 19-85. there's more playoff football action in the corridor tonight. remember to tune in for a special l ition of easten iowa o-t, for full coverage of high school football playoffs tonight.the action kicks off on the cbs 2 news ten at ten and continues at 10-35, on

in the eastern u.s. have an area of low pressure bringing in areas of rain across southeastern u.s. akroms panhandle, georgia even into the carolinas. a lot will spread northward. the mid atlantic is expecting rainfall today and eventually parts of the great lakes and new england. you could see the moisture from the storm system. you will need the umbrellas starting early this workweek. current temperatures are relatively chilly across parts of the midwest. 33 degrees in chicago. 33 cleveland. it is cooler to start off the workweek than it was last week. to cold temperatures even in the midwest. kansas city 39 degrees right now. chilly start to the day as well. forecast high temperatures, you can see it will be very seasonable across the eastern u.s. even cool across parts of the southeast with atlanta expecting high temperatures at 51 degrees. across the rockies it will be warm temperatures hitting the 60's. that should be changing coming up in a few days. >>> we will check back with you. we are honored

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

it's targetting the eastern regions. most of the province, including the capital is held by i.s.i.l. mali's president visited people injured in the attack on friday. at a luxury hotel. 21 people, including two gunmen were killed. police are searching for three suspects. thousands of police are deployed across bangladesh. there are fears there could be protests following the execution of the opposition leaders, guilty of war crimes. they were sentenced for crimes back to the war of independence. caroline malone look at why some are questioning whether the trials were politically motivat motivated. >> reporter: the men were executed as war criminals, but were opposition leaders. this man was a senior member of the nationalist party, a war crimes tribunal found him guilty of religious persecution. abduction and torture. this man was number two in one of the parties. convicted of torture and murdered during the same conflicts. bangladesh's government says pakistani soldiers killed 3 million in the war, helped by local accompl

the near future. future.a powerful storm system has its sights set on eastern iowa. iowa.for more we go straight to chief meteorologist terry swails for more on the potential problems tomorrow, terry? terry thanks.right now, an investigation is underway at a cedar rapids school. school.district leaders tell fox 28 news a police officer was involved in what they're calling a discipline incident with a student.but the mother of that student has a different take. take.reporter steffi lee has more in this fox 28 news exclusive. exclusive.z "i'm like they called the police on my daughter?"mother lakeisha hayes says she immediately panicked after a phone call from a police officer at her daughter's school."he was like yeah she wouldn't move out of her seat so i grabbed her and had to force her into the office." that prompted her to drop everything and check on her daughter."when she comes - her hair and tears crying so i'm like taliya what happened to you?"her daughter taliya says she was attacked after a misunderstanding over lunchtime seating in the cafeteria of the johns

of the country, here in the eastern part of the country where the effective ceasefire has broken down. there's been three separate bombings since june and the victims have been kurdish. nevertheless, all the polls are suggesting that the result we had in june would be broadly similar this time around in november. here in diabakar, there are ten seats, one seat in the hands of the akp. now in june the socially conservative kurdish voters, once voted for the hdp, will be hoping to get those volts. the akp hasn't done a lot serving this part of turkey to try to win back those socially conservative kurdish voters they lost. >> the top court of guinea has confirmed the results of the election, and opposition claims fraud. jerald tan is there. >> there is little to wonders how these guineans. felt about the election results. >> the rpg party won 57.84% of the votes and is elected as president of the public starting december 1, 2015 and disone, 2020. >> but complaints of vote rigging and trawd. thfraud. the court found those allegations baseless. >> we are happy with this result, happy, alfr

there is a chance of showers and storms along and ahead of the of eastern iowa. some of the storms could have some gusty wind and some hail. rain amounts will be less then 0.50" with a gusty northwest wind. highs friday will hover near 50 amounts will be less then 0.50" gusty wind and ome hail. raan in most locations where rain with a gusty northwest wind. falls. tonight will be cooler coming up on kwwl... one of the most famous mascots in the food industry celebrating the history of a nearby planetbecoming less and less of a mystery. nasa scientists releasing the latest research from their space craft called maven--the first to ever survey the atmosphere of mars. they say mars used to look somewhat similar to earth, but now it's frozen and barrenn one of the scientist's on that team works at the university of iowa--kwwl's brad hanson sat (brad hanson, @bhansonkwwl) "the research being done by maven, more than a dozen years now in te making. and a professor right here on the iversity of iowow campus has alwayy been a part of it." this animation shows important fin

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that is why we have record breaking amount of major hurricanes in the eastern pacific. lot of this does tie together and looks like there is a chance of flooding with the latest storm system. let's look towards europe now where we do have storm pushing through the peninsula and here towards italy. this is bringing reports of large hail and the threat of flooding and the chance of severe thunderstorms coming out of this. all of this will continue to shift towards the east. i do think that rain along the coast line of italy and into parts of greece you have reported winds of 86 kilometers per hour where the highest chance of severe weather threat is and to western turkey may want to watch the skies. let's take a look at your temperatures. warsaw at 1. moscow minus 3 for your high. lisbon 10. and will be changing by friday. we have a storm system moving through. let's talk about what is going on over here into japan. we have several storm systems moving through. one pushing off towards the east. right now that is bringing showers out towards northern portions and in the mor

sledding was happening from the west to the eastern part of the state. several families out today at allison henderon park and bunker hill golf course in dubuque...enoying the snow by sledding. last year, the city of dubuque banned sledding at most of parks because of worries over lawsuits if someone got hurt. parents say "i think it's great, you know. everyone just gotta keep safe when their doing it like anything, you know. just gotta watch what their doing and i'm glad they allowed this again...especially after this snowfall." now -- these kids can have fun again since earlier this year the sledding bill was signed into law by gov. branstad...mak ing iowa cities not resonsible if someone got hurt. whiteout conditions a lot of funf for kids, but the future conditions may not be so great for holiday travelers meterologist ben dorenbach joins us with more, ben usually a cold snap will follow a major snowfall like yesterday's, and that's exactly what happened! some places like spencer, iowa registered sub-zero low temperatures early this morning, and quit

the world... and if you have a business you'd like to see featured here on made in eastern iowa... email newsroom@kcrg.com thousands of people are using facebook to shoosupport for the french, after this weekend's terrorist attack. that, as wireless companies are making it easier for people to call paris and check in with friends and loved ones. that's coming up in today's tech bytes. the week is going to be off to a pretty wet start. we'll have scattered showers today, although rainfall amounts should be generally under a quarter-inch. temperatures won't move much, staying in the lower to middle 50s. rain begins to increase tonight, continuing into tuesday. a few rumbles of thunder are also possible. it'll be a real soaker tomorrow before showers begin to taper off wednesday. widespread rainfall totals of one to two inches are likely, and some higher amounts are possible especially in our eastern towns. we'll cool down at the end of the week as we start to dry out. today: showers likely high: 51-57 winds: s 10-20+ alo: 54 dbq: 53 iow: 54 tonight: showers likely low: 46-52 winds: se

the eastern spur is what you want to use as your alternate route. things are running on or close to schedule. juliet: lot of breaking news out of france. antwan: here is what we know, the race to capture the mastermind of friday's attack in paris. juliet: liz dahlem has been monitoring all morning long. >> reporter: a scary situation for people in this small town terror raid started at 4:30, french local time. you can hear the gunshots in this video, police zeroing in on an apartment where the organizers of the attacks may have been saying, police have not confirmed he is in custody yet but we do know five were arrested three from inside the apartment, two others were in nearby. police had to face of a woman using a suicide best before they could move in. a woman wearing an explosive suicide best blew himself up in a standoff between police in paris suburb of st. janine. he came to the place where police retarding hoping to find 27-year-old mastermind of the attack. the islamic militant is believed to be holed up inside the apartment, when police sto

patch of showers moving offshore of annapolis, across the bridge to the eastern shore. the will move away from area. sunshine, the further west you are, the better chance you will see some. the cold front continues to pass through. the wind direction will dry the air out a little bit. of days, plenty of sunshine. it will be chilly and windy tomorrow. 54 in falls church. 54 degrees in dale city. 56, northeast washington around gallaudet university. forecast for this afternoon as the rain continues to move out and the dryer wind blows more strongly, 65 degrees and skies become partly sunny. in the elevation mountains, a wind advisory in effect. it will get windy here, but i do not think we will see an advisory. beautiful weather to round out the week. the threat of severe weather continues out in the midwest. a system brought nearly two feet of snow to parts of colorado and spurred nearly 10 reported tornadoes in iowa and nebraska. >> a tornado forming. >> wow. jummy: the storm toppled trees and power lines and wind top more than 70 miles per hour. a three-mile wall of fir

orms are on the way through eastern iowa. let's go to storm track seven chief meteorologist mark schnackenberg who's tracking these storms. from the kwwl stormtrack weather team. see the screen here is additional forecast information from the kwwl stormtrack 7 weather team: we are tracking a cold front pushing trough the state this afternoon and evening. there is a chance of showers and storms along and ahead of the cold front until 11 pm for all of eastern iowa. some of the storms could have some gusty wind and some hail. rain amounts will be less then 0.50" in most locations where rain falls. tonight will be cooler with a gusty northwest wind. highs friday will hover near 50 degrees with a nw wind at 10- 20 mph. saturday and sunday will be mostly sunny with highs in the pushing trough the ate this afternoon and evening. there is a chance of showers and storms along and ahead of the cold front until 11 pm for all of eastern iowa. some of the storms could haveesome gusty wind and some hail. rain amounts will be falls. tonight

if are you traveling week, you have a great travel week all over the eastern part of the england. it'll be cold tomorrow and the morning, lower 30s and 20s falling two mornings but should be fine but look how it warms up thank giving day. 58 and 64 on friday. got to love it good for the run >> turkey graphic is the best. >> sport final is next. that's the best. >>> that's the stuff that brings families together.

still ons the rain, the eastern shore of maryland and delaware. behind it, high pressure will deliver cooler and drier air tomorrow. what about the weekend towards thanks giving? we have an updated 70 outlook for you in a few minutes. leon: we are hearing from the new general manager of metro. the big question is how to turn around the system facing declining ridership and safety concerns. brianne carter is covering metro for us. reporter: we understand the just hours after being appointed the new general manager, he is having a meeting with the metro transit police chief. getting the latest on security here within the system. getting familiar with the system as well. he says he took the silver line last week it would be any plans and using the red line every day to get to work. he says he understands the growing frustration. >> we are unanimous in our support of our new ceo. welcome to metro. [applause] reporter: he takes over as metro's new general manager during a tumultuous time. infrastructure is failing, ridership and reliability are down. >>

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in the eastern zone it's steel for the next 90 days and the bus ramp project will repeat for the next nine days and from that homma and the area. this slide is to point out how many contractors are mobilized to the site. we have the mechanical and electrical contractors, stair wells, fire projection contractor, ceilings and wall framing and mobilizing to the site in the next 90 days will be additional contractors, waterproofing systems, roll up doors and bollards and barriers and metal panels and site work and civil work on the ground including concrete, topping slabs and bus crash rail so the contractors on site are going exponentially up. the labor break down is on track for the percentages for the bay area. you can see the areas in san francisco, not a change there, just increase the amount of hours. same with the a prent hours and increased hours here and the labor break down broken throughout barrier of 3,000 separate trades persons have worked on our site since the beginning of the project and that's the construction update for september 2015. any questions? >> questions? ed. >>

. >>> millions in the eastern half start to the week. freeze warnings are in effect across the southeastern u.s. cold air will settle in from new england and new york, down to the eastern gulf coast. heavy snowfall in detroit this weekend made the roads messy and driving dangerous. homeowners in indiana were digging out from the season's first snowfall. plows were out clearing roads. >>> coming up on the "morning news." racial controversy on the campaign trail. donald trump has tough words after an african-american protester is arrested at a trump rally. >>> a baby born premature on a cruise ship three months ago finally returns home. this is the "cbs morning news." replenished. emerge everyday with emergen-c packed with b vitamins, antioxidants, electrolytes plus more vitamin c than 10 oranges. why not feel this good everyday? emerge and see. woman: my mom and i have the same hands. 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 docto

the eastern half of the u.s., flooded with all sorts of warm air. twin cities in green bay, by their standards, this is warm. you notice the shading of blue at the edge of the map. cool air. typically, when one side of the country is cold, the other side of the country is going to be warm. again, these are morning temps. still for them, it is cooler than normal. jet stream, it looks like this. this is why. it is so warm. and it's going to look like that today, tomorrow. eventually, through the weekend and especially on sunday, cold weather returns. we will talk more about that sunday forecast in a few minutes. >> jadiann: thank you, j.r. happening now. the murder trial of a local teenager continues today. jury selection resumes one day after a judge declared philip chism competent to stand trial. he is accused of raping and killing his teacher at danvers high school back in 2013. jury selection had stopped two weeks ago so chism could undergo a mental health evaluation. a violent crime in maine: three people are murdered. a gunman shot and killed tw

renovations continue here at the eastern iowa city. and if you're travelling over the next couple of weeks, watch out for moving parts on the inside. iowa city is going to increase in size by thousands this weekend. the hawkeyes football and wrestling teams will be at kinnick. good morning! it's 430 on the last day of the work week. here is a live look at first, meteorologis t kaj o'mara has your first alert forecast, kaj... plan on a pretty decent friday. while the wind will still be out there, it won't be nearly like yesterday with speeds of 15-25mph likely. highs will generally be in the 45-49 range. plan on another great weekend with highs well into the 50s both days. next week, another large area of low pressure will move into the midwest. this one will be a slow mover and several days of rainfall continues to look likely. plan on wet weather monday through wednesday, and possibly into thursday if the system slows even more. enjoy the nice weather this weekend!today: sunny, still ndy high: 45-51 nds: nw 15-25 a: 48 dbq: iow: 49toni

the radar quiet after eastern mass. south of new england. more showers approaching the showers are across rolled island into south eastern mass. anyone is fair game close to i-95 as you get mid afternoon through the evening hours as the storm system continues to workup the coastline. into the mid 30s by late into the evening. you may see a mix of sleet and snow late this evening. we'll talk more on the forecast ahead kris: breaking overnight police exchange gun fire. police were responding to reports at a dispute at a home and someone allegedly fired shots at police. officers returned fire and no injuries have been reported. but still no word yet this morning of what happened to that nancy: police are saying one person was taken to the hospital with gunshot wounds including one to the head. >>> also breaking overnight one person has been taken to the hospital after being shot in roslindale. kris: an overnight bomb scare on a flight headed for turkey. more nan 250 people onboard. investigators are looking into the source of that threat. now, i

by 3:00, though, much of it will be south and east of washington and far southern maryland and the eastern shore. by 5:00, that's our sunset time, we'll just be cloudy by then. temperatures right now, we're in the low and mid-60s. upper 50s shenandoah valley where the rain has been falling. there's the gray sky over us now. temperature graph showing gradually dropping temperatures into the upper 50s by early to mid afternoon. low 50s by dawn on sunday. have an umbrella handy for the afternoon. a light jacket needed and long pants as well by later this afternoon. there's the toe path. i biked that on friday. carpet of leaves there. still some nice color there. football forecast for the afternoon, or soccer, outdoor sports, have a poncho and umbrella. dining out tonight, you'll need a jacket. temperatures in the 50s through this saturday night. by dawn sunday, down into the mid-40s. afternoon nighs upper 50s. on monday, back to work and school. afternoon highs near 60. mild again midweek. veterans day wednesday partly cloudy. near 70 wednesday afternoon. then a bit of a chance of showers thu

the eastern seaboard. that storm will likely bring some rain to the midwest coming up on wednesday. if you have company coming in from other parts of the country from the west that storm a delay travel plans. we are going to warm up ahead of it for thanks giving day. temperatures should be in the lower 50' s in the afternoon but chilly for the football games in the morning. we warm up even more on friday ahead of that system. temperatures could approach 60 degrees on friday. that system moves in bringing us some rain on saturday and behind temperatures return heading into the end of next weekend. quiet weather if you have travel plans locally. erika: two new trustees will be joining the boston public library board today. appoint a prominent banker and an attorney to join the board managing the library and its branches. the latest move after all of the uproar surrounding type of that artwork was later found misfiled at the library. today' s mbta meeting. lawmakers cannot agree whether a law should have cap

even some thunderstorms down along the cold front and probably some good accumulating snows in the eastern portions of the rockies, with rains there, showers down into the southeast and the next system bringing some rain and mountain snows out to the northwestern portions of the country, back in our next half hour with a longer range outlook. thanks, mike. when we come back, don roose and angie setzer get us prepared for u-s-d-a's report next week. we'll be back after the break. me, don roose of us commodities and angie setzer of citizens grain. wild week in the markets. again, don, , 're going start off with you. talk about this dollar and just we've seen this sharp rise lately. >> yea