the shoppers. that is good news. on the connection between eastbound 84 to southbound 880 we have a car that is blocking one lane. this is the drive through walnut creek southbound 680 to the 24 junction and still moving at top speeds. if you are flying out of town for the holiday be prepared, with holiday travel a mess for millions. 2.4 million people are expected tofully in the country today, the second busiest day of the year and sfo expects 63,000 to arrive and the same departing. oakland international and san jose international are also expecting larger than usual crowds today. officials advise arriving 90 minutes early for domestic and two hours early for international nights. matt keller will have a report in the next half hour. the weather will worsen as the day wears on in the mid-atlantic regions with 20 states are in the storm's path and millions are dealing with snow and sleet. the good news is the heaviest part of the system will clear before the turkey comes out of the. oven. >> popular areas will be clo

the good news is we have gender parody in the work force and education but still not stem jobs and women are in the work force and college enrollment but a huge gap with men and women in stem jobs. over all increases in u.s. demand for scientist and engineers, we are going to see a much greater demand. we try to encourage women in the stem field because there is a wage gap compared to non-fields for women. those in stem field are over represented in life sciences such as biology and medicine and under represented in computer science. google shared this with the staff by the national science foundation that compares the number of stem job openings with the number of college graduates through 2018. so we have a gaping hole in the number of graduates computing. there is expected to be 140,000 jobs in this field annually and only 50,000 graduates. so let's spend the next few minutes how sfusd is preparing our kids for stem fields. according to the research, there is nine computer program sections and three computer literacy classes in sfusd. the numbers are pretty low. one of the reasons is

i'm hoping the good news stays the same this hour. >> reporter: still good news. nice to see you. news. it is the blue board that really is most people want to see. it's the flight schedule board. as you can see, predominantly, the on-time sign is the one that's most prolific which is what the passengers want to see. we only saw one cancelation and it was going to des moines. that was at 9:47. but it is the only cancelation we have heard of. and we do not even know if that one was weather related. let me bring in lewis miller. he's the general manager of the airport. you've come from a meeting talking about conditions. what is the word? >> things are looking very good for us. we're seeing that the traffic is -- we did our weekly analysis and we -- we expect to come this week and go through next monday, 1.8 million with an increase of about 3% of what we had last year. >> reporter: how are you dealing with the rain and weather? >> the rain right now has not hurt us as of yet. we have not seen a major impact on our operations here. very few delays going out. we had no freezing rain.

the entire day today. we're also mostly sunny once again so that's good news. however, that chill continues and it doesn't just continue today but into tomorrow, the weekend, and really the upcoming week as well. the good news for this weekend a dry weekend. a lot of folks have outdoor plans, maybe you're going hunting or hanging those holiday decorations. well, for saturday a high temperature of 41 degrees. more in the way of clouds, mostly cloudy skies. sunday i think will be the better outdoor day. it's a little bit warmer, high of 47. also more sunshine. part partly sunny skies for your sunday. and as we look ahead to this upcoming week, the first week of december, can you believe it? little rain chances n. fact, the best chance a of rain you'll see on the seven day will be next thursday. the big story this morning, how cold it is. heading out the door now, make sure you dress warm. if you're going shopping, though, i would definitely recommend layering. you know how warm it gets once you've been shopping after a while. temperatures right now generally in th

the good news here is the senate has already passed a bipartisan bill that economists say would grow our economy by $1.4 trillion and shrink our deficits by nearly a trillion dollars over the next two decades. you wouldn't turn down a deal that good and congress shouldn't either, so i'm hoping that speaker boehner and the house representatives can still work with us to get that done. and we need to be going all out to prepare our kids and our workers for the demands of a 21st-century economy. i've proposed giving every child an early start at success by making high-quality preschool available to every four-year-old in america. we know that you get more bang for the buck when it comes to early childhood education than just about anything else, and you've got great examples around the country, oftentimes in red states that are doing just that, and we need to make that same investment. we're working to bring down the costs of a college degree so more young people can get a higher education, and one thing that i'm very excited about -- and this has been a good example of a public-private

hey, the good news t big balloons are going to be headed up to the sky, jay. >> reporter: thank goodnessyeah, everything is going to fly. it is great news. that's why the thumbs up. they have gotten the go. they are lined up, ready to roll. you can see the wind pushing them around but it hasn't reached the thresh old to keep them on the ground. 900 marching bands and all of the floats are getting lined up and read the get under way. we're going to see some celebrities. if you like duck dynasty, they are going to have a float. that should be interesting. duck dynasty making a roll down central park west. a gun time with cary underwood, kellie pickler, some of those that will be performing. exciting time, the activity, the energy building and i hope it's the start to a happy thanksgiving. >> thank you so much, jay. i love -- it's like an animated theme. it's a good time. thanks so much. >> reporter: for once i'm not the only clown on camera. >> i didn't say that, my friend. have a great one, jay. look at this tie. snoopy got a makeover. he is cruising now with wood stock atop his head. he

that is the good news. if you are hitting the roads we have a disabled tractor trailer and we have heavy conditions as you make it from tracy, over the altamont pass into livermore. we have bumper to bumper and walnut creek is very busy. and bumper-to-bumper traffic to the 24 junction and we have plenty of debris on the roads. now, the weather where we do have a high wind at advisory until 10:00 this morning. this is a gorgeous shot from sutro tower with the sun rising, looking to the east bay hills. the high clouds are being pushed out by the high winds and, certainly, the winds when they die down will be expensing cooler temperatures. right now, san francisco is in the upper 50's and the mid-50's for oakland and mountain view and cooler temperatures in the south bay to san jose and los gatos. that is going to bring us very cool temperatures calm in the south by. the sunday forecast is coming up in a little bit. >> we will check back in at 6:3 6:33. winds are musting the area. they turn deadly in oakland.

. >>> the good news the know is not going to accumulate anywhere near the d.c. metro area but we do have a few flakes falling you can see on our radar loom. there they are in blue. you can see a little bit of blue near charlottesville indicating some rain showers. but the snow flurries are indicated in blue there. as i mentioned before, no accumulating snow for us in the d.c. metro area. i saw the flurries, though, as i was heading wack in after i had dinner this evening. 35 degrees is your current temperature in d.c. 32 restton, germantown, reston. when you factor in the winds is when we really start to feel it. it's 20 with the windchill in leesburg. 21 in manassas. 32 in bethesda. that's not terrible but 27 with the windchill in laytonsville right now. as you're waking up tomorrow morning -- that says friday. that's not the right stuff. we're going to look at temperatures dipping in the 20s overnight tonight with wind chills in the teens. i'll tell you how long this cold blast will last in the first alert seven-day forecast. bruce, back to you. >>> the high w

abc's rob nelson has more on this. >> reporter: good morning, everyone. the bad news is that this satellite is indeed hurdling toward the planet the good news it should not pose much of a threat to us earthlings. they're keeping a close eye on the skies as predictions continue about where this huge satellite will hand. this morning, a satellite is barrelling straight toward earth. in the movie gravity, russia bl blew one of its satellite to. in real life, this suv-sized four--year-old satellite is expected to land quietly today or tomorrow. >> we cannot see where the entry is going to happen, except it's not going to happen north of 85, or south of 85. >> reporter: this includes nearly the whole planet. earlier this year, the world witnessed a light show put on by a meteor as it crash landed in russia. nasa points out that the chances of retired space junk actually hitting you on its way back to earth is 1 in 32,000. >> my advice is to be outside if you see it coming -- run. >> reporter: if you're still afraid, not to worry. >> most of this burns up when it re-enters

and the good news for cooks is these days most every grocery store will be open tomorrow. so if you are missing a key ingredient, you can get it. >>> good to know. thank you. preparations under way for glide memorial's thanksgiving feast. they are slicing and dicing everything from turkey to ham and cake. food donations and money are stilwell col welcome and needed. >> the joy of feeling helpful and feeling useful, it's fantastic. >> nobody ought to go hungry in this city and in this bay area. nobody ought to go hungry in america. but it happens. >> after the dinners are served tomorrow, volunteers will make and pack sack lunches. >>> on this thanksgiving eve, another important holiday, hanukkah. it's a rare overlap of the two holidays. it won't happen again for nearly 80,000 years. san francisco celebrated the first night of hanukkah by lighting the menorah. >>> where exactly were you born? most likely a hospital. but for one new born, it was in a mini van. that mini van never quite made it to the hospital. this family has a lot to be thankful for, including the dispatcher

the whole thing gave way. nearly crushed him. good news, he's going to be okay. wow. seen anything quite like that. wait for it. here it comes. feet on the backboard. oh. >> unbelievable. >> that's hard to watch. >> lucky man. >>> time now, for more sports. tampa bay gets their first win of the season on "monday night football." >> and a nail-biter for l.a. clippers fans. here's neil and stan at espn with all the highlights. >> good morning, america. he's stan verrett. i'm neil everett. we're on the "sportscenter" set of los angeles. this is a pink shirt. stan, you go first. >> the miami dolphins are making headlines that they want no part of. the better part of a week now. they were back on the field against the buccaneers on "monday night football." that didn't work out so well either. tannehill, to rashard matthews for his second touchdown of the game. but the dolphins ran for 2 yards in this game with 14 carries. bucs down 19-15. bobby rainey in for the touchdown. a bunch of injured bucs in the backfield. first win of the season for tampa bay. >>> basketball game

delayed is the good news, i guess, because you're not canceled. the planes are so full that when they cancel one plane, it might take five other, ten other planes that have empty seats, because there aren't that many seats, to take care of all those passengers. look at the word delayed. i could keep going. delayed, delayed, delayed. >> holy cow. >> about an hour and a half earlier today, 1:55. now we're down to one hour and 30 minutes. if you're traveling and going through these airports, that's good because your plane is going to be late getting there, but your connection is going to be late leaving. so if you just kind of hang out and know at least you're going to get there, we don't have 1,000 flights canceled today. we have 1,000 flights delayed, but we don't have 1,000 flights canceled. >> we love you, always finding the good news in the mess. appreciate it. >> aaa estimates 43 million people are traveling for thanksgiving. and most of them, nearly 39 million, are doing it by road. which is a big problem in western pennsylvania. that part of t

the good news is the sig-alert has canceled. katie marzullo is out there and told us that all lanes have re-opened along 92 at skyline boulevard where a car went over an embankment with injuries reported. that was the extent. the sig-alert is canceled and all lanes are re-opened and we will see track normalizing. mass transit, everything is run on a sunday schedule today so bart rolls at 8:00 this morning and limited we service for today and a look outside at the san mateo bridge making the drive from hayward to foster city is empty so a quiet start to the thanksgiving holiday. >> forget the turkey it is thanksgiving day and people are lined up outside the stores with holiday shopping madness getting an early dose craziness. >> thousands are hitting the slopes in the sierra today and we show you how to get the best deals. quotes and why can you move the tv out here? the wireless receiver. i got that when i switched to u-verse. but why? because it's so much better than cable. it's got more hd channels, more dvr space. yeah, but i

but here's the good news. your doctor was probably substandard anyway so you'll get a better doctor. >> no. the good news is if you have money you can pay your doctor cash. that's what it's like in new york. if there's a doctor worth his salt he isn't in one of these plans because he doesn't need the plan. so he charged up-front on your credit card. >> preside obama will say you have a substandard insurance company in the first place. >> you didn't want your doctor. >> he'll become like my uncle al here pretty much. >> what do you make of this? >> he's kind of right. >> who's kind of right? >> bothf them. the old system was kind of -- their premise is -- >> both of who? >> kind of right. let me explain. the old system wasn't very good. people lost their doctors. >> oh, come on! >> what are you lking about? >> this is the old system times 50. forget it. this is the crummy insurance mandated throw your rationing system we had before just exploded much wider. that's why this is so bad. >> ben stn, here we be. a lo

but, like i said, the good news, we're not looking at as much wind today. now as we look to the weekend, dry saturday and sunday. however, like i ,

the difference there. we're back to 50 next wednesday. good news, travel home should be no worries and local travel tomorrow should be no worries. >> sounds good. >> dave , really, really anticipating the story tonight. >>> the true spirit of overcoming, sport, coming together. i think you're going to really enjoy this story. coming up, i'm about to introduce you to an amazing team who overcame some pretty substantial odds to play for the right to call them selve -- themselves champions. they put forth one of the most valiant efforts this area has ever witnessed. >>> so tomorrow is the annual turkey bowl or city football championship. it's a good football game on the field. in the stands you'll have alumni from various schools reminiscing about the past. and among them will be a group of men telling the tale of a season now 20 years old. the city hasn't seen anything like it up till then and i'm not sure we've seen anything like it since. >> i remember it like it was yesterday. >> reporter: it's the first time mike anderson's been back on this fiel

the good news is that we're keeping our forecast dry. taking a look at satellite and radar right now, nothing really remarkable all of the moisture and snow is staying up to the north. most of the cloud cover as well. current temperatures well, we are in the 20s. it's feeling a little bit cooler than that. when you factor in the windchill. it is a bit on the brisk side. for us though, for today we're looking forward the seeing that sunshine -- to seeing that sunshine move on through. it's going to take a little while. right now we're sitting close to the freezing mark at reagan national airport and we will continue to see some of no -- those winds begin to pick up into the afternoon. but it should be fairly nice day. sunshine wide with our futurecast radar this is basically a forecast model that tells us what things should be doing for the next portion of the 48 hour period. i'll set this forward just a little bit and we'll go into friday afternoon. still plenty of sunshine for you as you have some more shopping to do. or maybe just visit

the beltway and 95 north. we got on off of connecticut avenue, drivers are doing a relatively good job of slowing down on the roadway. we saw snow flurries and rain in some areas. the good news is we haven't seen any accidents. if you're traveling to new york or boston, you could encounter heavy rain this evening. the beltway is relatively clear here. and if you plan ongoing to see relatives with thanksgiving dinner tomorrow, it's worth mentioning you may want to slow down because the roadways are slippery and chief meteorologist doug kammerer also told me we need to watch out for possible black ice in some of these wet areas that are wet right now. i'm shomari stone, news 4. >>> a developing story in los angeles right now. a man has taken at least one hostage and barricaded himself inside a house. one police officer has been shot. he was hit in his protective vest and is expected to be okay. officers say it began as a domestic dispute. they were called to a home for reports of a man dragging a 14-year-old girl. police say shots were fired at them as they arrived on the scene. a second officer was sent to a hospital, but officials would not confirm if that officer was also s

the rate one has never been easier. abc's susan saulny has details. >> reporter: there's good news for parents struggling to find good boostero keep their kids safe while driving. the insurance institute for highway safety says its new ratings show booster seats are getting value. >> the institute evaluated and rated booster seats to see how well they position belts on 4 to 8-year-old kids and more are doing a good job before than before with proper belt fit. >> reporter: more than half earned a top rating by the institute. out of 31 new models tested, 19 are considered best bets meaning their shoulder and lap belts fit correctly on a child no matter which car their parents drive. >> with a good booster the lap belt should ride flat across the upper thighs, not on the upper tummy. and the shoulder should be across the shoulder, not snuggly on the shoulder and not up against the neck. >> reporter: the insurance institute began rating booster seats five years ago after research showed most booth booster seats weren't correctly fitting children. experts say seat manufacturers still have a way to go before most booster seats on

here's the good news. you have a united republican caucus in the house and in the senate for the next step in the budget fight. keep the sequester, don't raise taxes and be willing to do something -- not everything, but something on delaying all parts, some of obama care, whatever the democrats are willing to concede. because if you have a republican house and a democratic senate, you have two evenly matched sumo wrestlers and neither can knock oe the other guy out of the ring. so the idea the house was going to make them do something is silly. if you say you'll make them surrender, that won't happen. but there are democrats who are worried about the 2014 elections and how this obama care is not working out how they said it was going to, promises were not kept, assertions were made that were never true, it's not good. if you're a democratic senator in a red state and there's 7 they're likely to lose, 10 they might lose, you don't need this bumping around before the next election. they may want to delay thin

the good news is we have purposefully worked on extending a number of leases over the last couple of years were we do a 5 year forecast and into 2015 and 16 we have fewer renewals or xieksz. i'm pleased we're not going to keep the market apace for the next 24 months we're not going to have a lot of leases up for rerenewal. >> this is a question that's more of a philosophical one. i'm curious as the nonprofits and city agencies in other areas of the city exceptionally around market they're to face the same situation can the city control the nonprofits and city agencies >> certainly a key issue a topic of conversation and probably more hearings to come. we're participating to see what the city can do whether it's any small amount of space we can make available. unfortunately, there's not a lot of room at the end in the cities portfolio that's good news and bad news. we're at the table talking to our partners and others so see if there are some strategies we can comply to help. it's a prevalent issue a lot of directors looking for spaces and recognizing there are issues in the next year

start with the good news. go to the fridays with the 50s and come back. >> i thought you thought good news was cold. >> i welcome the cold. >> it's easy to say a side against me. supporting me is what's difficult. >> thanks, indra. >> you're welcome. >> we'll fight this out again. >>> next up on "new day," a race against time in the philippines, food, water, medicine, all slow to reach stranded survivors, still, five days in. we go there live, ahead. >>> cnn.com/impact, that's how you get involved. >>> we are witnessing the birth of the world's largest airline, u.s. airways and american reaching an agreement to merge. cheaper flights, better service, right? right? we'll find out what it may mean for you. okay, listen up! i'm re-workin' the menu. mayo? corn dogs? you are so outta here! aah! [ female announcer ] the complete balanced nutrition of great-tasting ensure. 24 vitamins and minerals, antioxidants, and 9 grams of protein. [ bottle ] ensure®. nutrition in charge™. how old is the oldest person you've known

the optimism? what do you think, guy adami? is good news good news? >> clearly. i'm sure has strong feelings about the job numbers. i think these numbers will be a little lumpy the next couple months. we'll see, i don't think the economy is getting that much better. i think there's been a lot of cross currents in the data. clearly the market wants to go higher, i thought we would test the 1740 level in the s & p, i didn't think we would rally, maybe we would bounce but not see the rally. next week is an important week. next week could be as important week technically as we've seen in a while. i think next week will tell the tale for the next 100 s & p points. >> these job figures were bigger. everybody was overlaying it saying was taper going to happen is it not? everyone is resigned to the fact taper will eventually happen but they don't care right now. >> do you agree, josh? >> you know, it's really dangerous to take one jobs report and extrapolate it. first of all, they will revise this thing seven times over the next five years. second of all, even though it'

the other piece of good news we have a mayor that's focused on public safety. in the last public budget had a great stepping up the police department. he's made a priority to forge partnership with the city family insuring we're working together to achieve our mutual goals. so we have great partners with the police department and the district attorney's office. the da wanted to be here but was unable. we're marshall our services together to make the city and muni safer. i want to acknowledge the folks in uniform. sfpd officers are working together to make that safer. without further ado i want to bring up the birthing cheerleader our mayor mayor ed lee. (clapping.) >> well, thank you ed and to the entire board the mta board and the staff everyone on the staff for working so hard in this past years to approve the muni service and identifying all the things we need to do on safety. we're fortunate that our economy a strong. and we do want to have success for everyone in the city. and everybody in some way including the kids in my family all touched muni in one way

and this is something very serious consideration is you know will this be followed by zero or the good news i think is that americans are so war weary because of bush minus in the two wars you know we said basically no. when president obama want to warn syria but on the other hand there are things that might be out of our control i mean a saudi arabia iran decided to go to will you know warming something like that over china taiwan i mean who knows there are so many things that could suck us in and a lot of people argue throughout history at that war has been used to boost the economy is throughout time so what you're saying is possibly that the war could be used to help get us out of whatever crash or recession comes well that's sort of what happened in world war two wars are massive government spending programs and the most efficient way to get out of a great crash is to have a massive government spending program you know it's tragic that world war two was the thing that pushed spending up to the point where we really finally popped out of the great depression roosevelt got us three quart

>> well, i think the good news is they're both looking to cut. i think that's a start. h decided on cutting direct payments to farmers. that was about a $14 billion cut. and if you look at the difference, a $40 billion and a $4 billion into a trillion dollar bill you're talking about two and a half percentage points where they're different. obviously those are real dollars when you're talking about people in need. and i think the republicans and democrats too are looking for ways not to hurt the people that need it the most. but each state does this in a different way, they use a different formula. if you look at minnesota and north dakota, south dakota, there's almost a $13,000 difference between those states. you've got some programs that allow an able-bodied person working 20 hours a week to be on food stamps and there's no requirements. the income level is really different. so i think they're going to do some hard work here but hopefully they'll figure this out. four days is a short window. >> you know, chip, when you hear the writ rirhetoric, particular the republic

has left the building and they don't seem to be coming back soon laughter purify or so we have the good news that the mayor's and businesses and civic leaders it could produce their communities their stepping up and doing the hard work to grow jobs and make their economies more prosperous and respond to enlightenment and environmental chamdz. their equipping workings with the stills they need. power in many rights it rovlg down in the united states and leaders across the sectors a stepping up. this is a big structural shift and how we think about who runs america and who governors america. i don't think it's circle california. mayor lee schizophrenia san francisco in the bay area grow a prosperous future without dollars in about soothing. >> we have to do so, in fact, the predictions we have no other choice. first of all, i want to thank you for visiting us here in the common wealth. i've been, of course, very lucky to be the mayor of this great city. we've had a innovation of great history whether for humans rights or same-sex marriage that's been that spirit in our city. we never left regi

are getting a steady rainfall and traffic though, they are moving a long just fine and that's the good newsn see, wipers are on and we are getting very busy out here. it doesn't take but one accident to ruin the commute and take your time go slowly, make sure you give yourself a little more space before coming back to it. we will keep an on it and we will be right back. >>> in san mateo, caltrans service is back to normal after they blocked a power line and caused major delays. they stood in the back and was waiting for train service to resume. one passenger was offering rides to strangers. >> i came here to get my husband, we live in san francisco, but we have room for more, we know what a drag it is to wait. >> the fire captain says the first rains of the of the season are probably to blame. >>> tara moriarty is in vallejo where police say at least seven of related. >> that is because they have several descriptions and their getaway car. we want to share a photograph which was taken where a delivery truck driver was taken. they want you to be on the lookout for this car. police say they u

that is the good news. what we have is a closure in san francisco not because of the rain but because of the event happening at the mascone center closing howard between 3rd and 4th so make sure you have the detours handy. check out the green, and that is an indication of where the rain could affect your commute. we have reports of ponding, flooding, on the freeways at 101 at 80 is one area in san francisco. checking our drive time traffic, tracy to dublin is building at 33 minutes to head in the westbound direction and highway 4 westbound from antioch to concord is 18 minutes and 101 is clear from san rafael to san francisco and as we look right now outside this is going to be san jose to 280 away from 17, a couple folks moving northbound direction but it is quiet, still, in san jose. eric and kristen? >> thank you, leyla gulen. >> this could be a good year to put electronics on the wish list. bloomberg business report is next. >> 70 years after providing a secret weapon to help win the war in the pack, nat

going to be the consequence of the crash i think that's why you know especially the question of the good news of the crash if there if there can be some light at the end of the tunnel there tom hartman is the host of the big picture and author of the new book the crash of twenty sixteen thank you so much for joining me thanks meghan this morning the senate listen to us our law enforcement agencies explain what keeps them up at night that's right the director of the federal bureau of investigation the acting director of the department of homeland security and the director of the national counterterrorism center explains what the major threats to the homeland currently are and according to f.b.i. head james komi the u.s. is constantly facing three major threats terrorism remains number one can be said that the threat isn't limited to the middle east. africa specifically east and north africa is also on the agency's radar and while terrorism is still the main concern cyber security is also quickly climbing up the ranks because as komi said much of america's most sensitive data is stored on compu

that's the good news. the other good news is, a big warmup on the way. tim in the outback will look at a big change coming our way. >> change is definitely coming. and change in this case is good. we have a shift in the wind that will be responsible for. winds as bob mentioned are coming from the north and northwest. that is bringing in very coamed, caked canadian air. our neighbors to the north and chicago are seeing things change, too but colder. and to the west, a little warmer. by about 10 degrees in some places like atlanta. tonight, we'll get into the 20s and even 30s around. but tomorrow, we start a run around 50 degrees n. perspective, 58 degrees. the overnight low, 57. we'll be at least at that level and above heading into the weekend. >> bob will have your complete first warning forecast in juv a few -- just a few moments. >>> we have more breaking news right now. sky eye chopper 13 is over a scene of a bad accident southbound 95 at caton avenue. captain jeff long has information for us. >> reporter: at least two vehicles involved in this accide

the good news is, the 5:50 to cancun still on time if you're headed that way. >> yeah, i'm sure. this is your last hit with cnn for the day, i am sure. good luck making the 5:50 to cancun. martin savidge reporting from the busiest airport in the world. >>> cnn has a fascinating look inside hartsfield-jackson international atlanta. we spent more than a dozen, three dozen journalists inside for 24 hours. check this out at cnn.com/atl24. >>> coming up for us on "the lead" an award-winning war correspondent forced to take a leave of absence after a discredited "60 minutes" report. ahead, more on the internal investigation that led to lara logan's suspension. >>> first, one craft store taking on president obama for religious reasons. now the supreme court is getting involved. stay with us. discover card. hey! so i'm looking at my bill, and my fico® credit score's on here. yeah, you've got our discover it card, so you get your fico® score on your monthly statements now, for free! that's nice of you! it's a great way to stay on top of your credit, and make sure things look the way they s

there is a slight risk the good news. maybe an inch of rain, however. the store is the winds again. at has the strong winds out there. good 30, 40-mile-per-hour winds hanging out in the atlanta and look for flight delays there and 50, 60-mile-per-hour winds in the great lakes so we will monitor that and lake-effect snow. as far as here in this region, keep in mind it was a cold front that is partially the reason we had this outbreak so today we are left with temperatures 20 degrees cooler than yesterday. the bite is out here. you can hear the wind ripping out here this morning. temperatures are feeling like they are pretty much freezing this morning. the one piece of good news i have, it will remain dry for at least two days or so. there is a system that will bring some heavy rain by the middle of the week. but at least for this initial stage of cleanup right now, we have about a good 48 hours. guys? >> that is excellent news. thank you, indra, for that. appreciate having you there this morning. >>> i want to mention we talked about the six dead in illinois. a hospital in the area in

the textures in new york city. we are in the 30s, back in the 40s next week. >> thank you. good news for those that are skye watchers. comet ison may be in one piece. it circled closely around the sun, moving at almost 217 miles per hour to temperatures approaching 5,000 degrees farenheit. mike hankey is an amateur photographer following ison. he joins us via skype. ison survived. what should we expect next? >> it's hard to say. we are looking at images 15 minutes old. part of the comment is there. the nucleus is not as bright as it was. it's too early to tell. i doubt we'll see a super bright comet like they predicted earlier. >> this was kind of dicey because we didn't find out until a short while ago that it survived. >> as it 20 minutes ago reports said it had died. then it was already expected to show up in this camera. it didn't show up. it was dim before it went in or dimmed a lot before it went in. i got several emails from the top avt ron omers saying it's over, ison is dead and so on. 15 minutes ago images of a tail showed up. clearly something is left. >> what is it a

amazing new ideas that we think we can commercialize but they're being dragged back to their home countries not because they want to do but because the immigration system doesn't work. the good news is that the senate bill was a bipartisan bill and we know what the component parts of this are. we've got to have strong border security. we've got to have better enforcement of existing laws. we've got to make sure that we have a legal immigration system that doesn't cause people to sit in the cue for fiqueue for five, ten years, in some cases 20 years. we should want to immediately say to young people who we helped to educate in this country, you want to stay, we want you here. and we do have to deal with about 11 million folks who are in this country most of them just seeking opportunity. they did break the law by coming here or overstaying their visa and they have to earn their way out of the shadows. pay a fine. learn english. get to the back of the line. pay their back taxes. but giving them a mechanism whereby they can get right by our society. and that's reflected in the senate bill. now, i actually think that there are a number of house republicans including paul ryan if

snow, mainly western new york and reaching back to the cleveland area, we could see up to a foot of heavy, wet snow, bringing down power lines and creating some outages. the only good news, by the time we get to thanksgiving, the whole country looks quiet. i'm meteorologist eric fisher for cbs news. >>> two days left before thanksgiving and this powerful storm threatens to severely disrupt travelers. 90% of travelers this week will drive, according to aaa, nearly 40 million people. but airlines will be busier than

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the good news about the jobs this morning could end up being bad news for wall street. it might prompt them to scale back the federal stimulus program to keep interest rates low. >>> >>> an ohio man, recovering from a freak accident today. a propane tank fell from his forklift. and he accidentally ran over it. you will see, it ignites that fireball there. just missed that passing car. with smoke still coming from his body, he did manage to escape. thankfully, the man not seriously hurt. >>> and a wild scene near dallas. take a look. people enjoying lunch. at a pizza shop until the car, yeah, comes through the wall. elderly driver behind the wheel. is okay. fortunately, everyone got out of the way in time. >>> and police in chicago, searching for a pack of flash mob thieves. bursting into stores. you see one of those robberies here grabbing armfuls of even entire racks of clothing. you see them pushing the racks out the door in seconds. and taking off in a getaway car before anybody could stop them. >>> and a big night in the college football world. unbeaten oregon takin

that that's going to be the consequence of the crash i think that's going to you know especially the good news of the crash if there if there can be some light at the end of the tunnel there tom hartman is the host of the big picture and author of the new book the crash of twenty sixteen thank you so much for joining me thanks michel and in case you are interested in d.c. and wanting to learn more about america what america's financial future holds tom we'll be discussing his new book at politics and prose on tuesday december third from seven to nine. well since. botched rollout of the affordable care act website health care dot gov the obama administration has been scrambling to get things right president obama himself promised that by the end of the month all major glitches would be fixed and that the majority of americans would be able to apply for health care online while it's the end of the month and it appears as if the administration once again is attempting to quell the excitement by lowering its own standards but white house announced on wednesday that small businesses it will be able

and once it happens once, the good news is it opens up that possibility for another d.a. county in the future. there's no guarantee now that this is somehow never going to happen because it hasn't happened before. that's the good news. you know, almost 50% of rape victims in this country are under age 18. a lot of bad behavior goes on at the high school level. there's no doubt we need to do more, encourage reporting, punish, prosecute, it sends the strongest message. >> wendy murphy, great to have you on. happy thanksgiving to you and yours, okay? >> and to you too. >> thank you so much. >>> has anything like this ever happened to you before? >> no, never. this was the first time and hopefully the last. >> how did it make you feel? >> i was hurt. i was offended, but mostly hurt. i didn't think this would ever happen, especially now that it's 2013. i thought this was over with. >> so that's a portion of my interview with new jersey waitress dana morales who said that she did not -- that she did not receive a tip because she's a lesbian. now, after morales posted the receipt

the hospital today. a little bit of good news here. sha fleischmann suffered third-degree burns earlier this month. 16-year-old richard thomas said the agender teen's skirt on fire. >>> san francisco police searching for the man who threw a woman's belongings into the bay along with ia pet carrier with two cats inside. they are hoping anyone that saw that attack will come forward. >> this is a terrible scene. a mother and stepfather now facing kidnapping and child abuse charges for allegedly keeping three girls imprisoned for two years. tucson police say 12 and 13-year-old sisters managed to escape from their home early yesterday morning. a 17-year-old girl was also found locked inside. police say all three were just simply filthy and sadly very malnourished. >> thank goodness they are free now. it is 6:14. ford is making a massive recall of its 2013 escape suvs, because they suddenly can catch on fire. >> scott mcgrew, this marks the fifth time ford has recalled this model. >> the fifth time, john, for fire. it is absolutely astounding

the good news, the rate of premature babies in the u.s. is at its lowest in nine years. the bad news one in 9 are still born too soon. premature births is the leading cause of deaths and is linked to verb yal problems and cerebral palsy. what can mothers do? if you're pregnant, take prenatal vitamins, avoid alcohol and tobacco and most importantly, see your doctor regularly for prenatal care. with this medical minute, i'm dr. timothy johnson. >> let's start off with the radar. you see most of the precipitation has moved offshore. really, we can't find a shower in the state. the only shower is if you're traveling well east and headed to oat heat this friday eve fling. otherwise, continuing to clear out. this is part of a large frontal system. it's been a slow mover. as it continues to pull offshore we'll see cold air wrapping in. so cooler air will come in with this boundary. it's just a slow moving scenario. see how nice and clear things have gotten. we were cloudy, rainy early on. now we're in the blue skies. tonight and tom night with the post 6 p.m. sunsets and it's a

captioning funded by cbs >>> this is the "cbs morning news" for friday, november 8th, 2013. good morning. good to be with you. i'm anne-marie. president obama heads to louisiana today to talk about the economy and jobs, but yesterday he tried to dampen the growing furor over the botched rollout of his health care plan. specifically mr. obama apologized to the millions of americans who are losing their health care insurance policies. tara mergener is in washington with more. tara, good morning. >> good morning, anne-marie. the cancellation of insurance policies for millions of americans because of obama care may top the growing list of troubles with the affordable care act, sparking a mountain of criticism, trouble for democrats, and damaging the president's credibility. >> if you like your plan, you can keep your plan. >> for years the president has promised again and again that no one would be forced off an insurance plan they wanted to keep because of his health care law, but more than 3 million americans have gotten cancellation letters, and late yesterday the president apolog

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