. >>> if you have plans to twravl small children for theolidays, we have some tips to help you out. "news4" transportation reporter adam tuss talked with several parents and spoke with the tsa. we put his full story on the bcb washington app. the top piece of advice, leave anything unnecessary at homes. that includes car seats which you might be able to rent when you arrive. use a ziploc for all of your child's things to keep them in one place and, finally, don't be afraid to ask for help. i'm so inclined to offer my help. i don't want to seem crazy but if i see a mom or dad with bags or kids, can i hold your baby. >> don't hold the baby. >> we can leave this one here. >> ee knee meny miney mo". >> they're going to need to weigh down that child. >> rocks in the pockets. happy friday the 13th, you guys. >> oh, yeah. >> lucky 13 to me. >> are you tris ka daraphobic, aaron? >> i am not. >> not yet. >> look at this temperature. 57 degrees. our average high temp is 58. this is a mild morning for sure. what to expect. lots of sun and lots of wind. winds gusting 35 to 45 miles per hour tod

more than a dozen deaths are blamed on stormy weather over theoliday weekend. it caused flash floods in texas and oklahoma, icy roads in kansas and freezing rain in parts of nebraska. equip says that after a new exploration of king tutankhamun's tomb there is 90% chance that more hidden chambers are yet to be found, including possibly the burial chamber of queen nefertiti. a mix of rain, ice and snoww from texas to the mid at ran particular states could cause travel troubles for all those people heading home after the holiday. most of the west and south will be spared and the sun should shine. for the week ahead, more rain in many parts, cooler, too, as the calendar turns from november to december. a tasty serving of squirrel lies but first, one man's search. there are oc >> osgood: when someone is record missing there's no guarantee they will ever be found. much depends on the determination of the people mind the search. r cover story is reported by susan spencer of "48ours." >> tampa bay times writer andrew meacham is in thetorytelling business. but one story

. >>> and here at home, retails are hoping to soon see merchandise flying off the shelveves as theoliday shopping season shifts into high gear. >> thiss year something different. some major retailers are derest defining the whole notion of what black friday means. here is abc's rebecca jarvis. >> reporter: you no longer have to endure this. to walk away this. >> we got a tv! >> reporter: walmart announcing that for the first time ever, most of those famous black friday door busters will be availabl online at walmart.com starting this year at 12:01 pacific time thanksgiving morning. hands-on shopping experiencnce, the mai event kicks off inside walmart stores at 6:00 p.m. on thanksgiving. the rld's largest retailer promising thereill be plenty of the most popular products. deals including this 40-inch hdtv for $149. an ipad air 2 for $100 off. and toys like this "star wars" light saber, 5 bucks. and walmart isn't alone. target launcng ten days of black sundays. already eight black friday deals on sale now. as they have in years past, walmart will be handing out wristbands for the most in