high pressure hooking us up with very, very tranquil conditions. when we have high pressure with the light wind you can bank on clear, bright, sunny skies. that is what we will find out there today. storm scan you will not find it out there, it is a boring graphic to show but we will start there regardless and lets move right into temperatures. they are chilly. we are in the 20's in most of the outlining suburbs. check out pinelands. 24 degrees, millville, pretty cold. the bundle up here today but it will be a bright, sunny day regardless. heavier coat for sure, little milder then yesterday but just back to typical. it is late november after all. we expect high in the the 50's, but we are going to keep that milder trend, going in the next couple of days. average high on thanksgiving in philadelphia, 52 degrees. most recent, that has been 60 degrees or warmer was back in 2007 and the record, to beat would be 75. it will in the get that warm, meisha, but it will start to warm up for us. we will tell you exactly how warm it will get, as the the show p

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it'll affect you with the systems to the north of us right now, day after it all, but to set us up withhe showers that it will be. that things will turn around as we talk about it today as they would stay put. they will keep us warmer today, mostly sunny, partly sunny, mostly cloudy. wednesday just like today, pretty close to what we had today as we won't see them through it. but past that we've got a shot and we'll show you how encouraging it is. wednesday, thursday, friday, saturday, sunday, monday as this system now, look at the moisture plume out there. that's the next chance. in the meantime we would just sit back and enjoy the ride with nice weather and that it will be a beautiful cool night, good air quality, just like you would like it. they will travel around the holidays for thanksgiving getting in to some weather. i'll update that forecast for you to dial in because of the models, that you would say okay that'll happen. but if they change tonight that it might not. but we will see as that is encouraging. >> a lot of encouraging things. that they will be lining up. even more n

bring us up to speed on how the european stocks closed.the biggest drop in two weeks for the european stoxx 600. and that is how the entire european equities space. today. fared today.y -- just to reenter, the biggest decline at europe's biggest hotel company. the gains included the oil companies. it was very much a day of slight moves to safety. the european government bond markets, bond yields and u.k., bond yields in spain, france, and germany all falling today as money flooded into the payments that are the fixed income market. turkish 100 index, the worst-performing level at 40 -- equity index. lira sinking against all 31 major currencies. these are the currencies, the lira, the ruble, that are most vulnerable to geopolitical events, and to a possible rate hike in the united states. relying on foreign capital, the current account deficit is the whitest relative to gdp within the g-20. keep an eye on the lira, the dollar is up today. it has a day when letting them riskier assets and into safe havens. erik: thank you. mark barton in lon

and you very much for bringing us up to date. while we have ben's beginning -- thank you very much for bringing us up-to-date. while we have been speaking, lots has been happening. let's bring in markus karlsson. thisof developments evening. french police say they just released a photo of a man they want to know more about. can you tell us more about this? marcus: police have put out a photo on their twitter account and they are asking the public for information about this man. the photo has been in circulation in recent days. this was the man who blew himself up at the national stadium here in paris on friday evening. next to him, police found a syrian passport burying -- alring the name of mohammed ahmed. the name and dates in it correspond to a soldier who was killed in syria a few months been let toce have believe because of that fact that this man was not on it all almed all mohammed, so they are hoping to get his real name. about are details potential second fugitive, second man on the run. what is the latest on this? we ha

more clouds will build tonight setting us up for our next area of low pressure that will impact iowa on wednesday. most of the area will see rain by the afternoon and evening hours with thunderstorm s also possible. given how strong this low pressure system is, we may have a few strong storms within all this as well. there is a risk of severe weather over southern iowa, and much of this will hinge on how much sun we see as to whether severe storms will materialize or not. we'll be monitoring it closely. moving forward, plan on very strong wind on thursday with gusts to 45-50 mph possible, especially in the morning.today : mostly sunny high: 55-61 winds: se 5-15 alo: 58 dbq: 54 iow: 59tonight: mostly cloudy low: 43-49 winds: se 5-15 alo: 46 dbq: 43 iow: 46tomorrow: showers/storms high: 56-62 winds: se 10-20 alo: 57 dbq: 56 w: 59tomorrow night: showerskely low: 37-43 n:w 10-20 alo: 39 dbq: 40 iow: anks kaj. in 3 sexual assaults. police say the suspect groped three women. they are looking for a white man who is about 5-10. he was wearing red flannel, torn jeans, and flip flops. he was s

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has to be a better exchange of information between member states, and real time up loading of database so as to allow usag up foreign fighters. >> reporter: let me cut through all of that and put it in to layman's terms. european citizens will be checked in, in any same way as non-e.u. citizens will be. other things include fingerprints will be taken. anybody coming into the area, including refugees will have to be thoroughly checked fingerprinted and data taken. at the moment there are waves of refugees who many people are simply being waved out there from country to country without proper checks. according to the new agreement here, no longer. and there will be europoll officers will be there to beef up security and assist those countries who perhaps can't cope with the demands. >> reporter: paul brennan thank you. we're going to take a very short break, but still to come, we'll have the latest on how a boat full of asylum seekers were just 200 meters from christmas eye island before they were sited. >>> and police bust the larger underground banking scam. i just had a horrible nightmare. my company's

with wind gusts 5 miles an hour before lie pressure moves in and decreases wind and begins to warm us upor second half of the weekend and big warm-up next week. so the exclusive accuweather 7-day forecast. wind whipped tomorrow. 58 the high. saturday, still windy and 52. sunday, though, plenty of sunshine. 59. you're heading to eagles due fins game. it's looking beautiful 1:00, 57 by 4th quarter 55. winds west at 6 to 1 miles an hour and winds will turn southwesterly. that warms us up. 64 monday and 66 on tuesday and 70 on wednesday and then thursday a little cooler with rain and high of 68. that's next seven days here's what to expect this winter. >> during the past five years we have had wild swings of winter weather only four inches of snow one season to as much as 68 inches. last winter started mild and february was one of the cold easton record. half of the months temp never climbed above freezing, total snow 27" slightly above average and hit by ice storm and deadly morning of freezing rain. with this winter be as harsh. you heard now we're in midst of near record el nino. what is

. >> bringing us up to date, keeping us up-to-date. your weekend. >> relations between taiwan and china have been sour for decades. on saturday, the heads of both countries will meet for the first time in singapore. the announcement sparked fierce protests in taiwan. china has claimed sovereignty over taiwan since 1949. there have been no formal diplomatic bonds since then, economic ties have been strengthening. there will be no agreement or joint statement issued this weekend. i asked our correspondent in singapore about the challenges of this meeting. >> the main challenges of this meeting will be the different sentiments and china and taiwan. china has always felt taiwan is part of the mainland, the one china policy or one chinese coast that president xi jinping will embrace. not everyone in taiwan is embracing that policy. the pro-china stands is very much something that the taiwanese premier has brought into four -- into the forefront. he has worked hard to improve relations with china. he has done a good job in doing so, but has

a big ridge of high pressure is setting us up for a quiet stretch of weather. and as it tracks off, we get a southerly flow on sunday. that will warm us up as we move into monday. overnight, clouds move on out -- there is the morning. afternoon sunshine across the state, clear skies saturday night. as we head into sunday, more sunshine. it looks to be generally statewide, maybe a few clouds along the mississippi. low tonight down to 35, partly cloudy skies. winds initially a bit breezy. but quickly settling down, northwest at 5-10. 54 tomorrow, sunshine with a cool breeze. sunday has a high in the upper 50's, only thing on sunday is that the south winds pick up. especially out in western iowa. i think we get some gusts around 23. upper 50's and drive for monday, just some clouds late. a storm system arrives, best chance for rain looks to be late tuesday and wednesday into early thursday. just a 20% chance, but most of the precipitation will fall on wednesday. and dry weather next friday into next week in. steve: thank you. it is 5:19 on a friday afternoon. if y

up at 5:30. first here's america's money. >> the use slapped takata with a record fine. >> japanese auto parts supplieron over those exploding air bags worldwide at least eight people have been killed and more than 100 others injured. >> the e. coli outbreak that forced chipotle to close restaurants in the northwest is growing. at least 37 cases have been reported. >> scientists have identified the micro organism responsible for the outbreak and may be able to pinpoint the source today. >> spirit airlines once again hiking fees for checked luggage on holiday season flights. >> and frontier airlines is following suit charging an extra five to $10 for checked and carry on baggage between thanksgiving week and just after new year's. so, happy holidays. >> bah humbug. that's america's money. >> have a great day. whatever life throws your way, you've got it in the bag. you've got t.j. maxx! keep your standards high, and your spending low. maxx life! baby! mom! i love that we're spending the weekend together. oh i know! hey, why don't you turn off your phone and all your stuff. good idea. it's off. mom? oh m

claire: thank you for bringing us up to date. french warplanes carried out fresh raids overnight in syria against the de facto capital of the islamic state group from rocca -- from raqqa. the strikes destroyed a command center and a training center. 16 bombs were dropped a few hours after president francois hollande said that france was committed to destroying the islamic state group in a speech to parliament. carrier will triple its airstrike capacity. with more on france's military response to the paris attacks, here is olivia salazar wins beer. olivia: different stress addressed both houses of parliament, saying the islamic state group is public enemy number one. 2012, paris has shown consistent and hasfor sanctions called for president bashar al-assad to step down. now it seems to have gone beyond diplomacy. >> in syria, we have been seeking the political solution, resolutely, tirelessly, which bashar al-assad cannot lead us to. at our enemy in syria is the islamic state group. so it is not a question of continuing as before

we need a president who will stand up for us. [applause] second bad habit, trade for the sake of trade. regardless of whether that trade helps our national interests. i say that we must up sending american jobs and profits overseas in bad deals like the transpacific partnership. [applause] now many of us remember nafta however well intentioned it might have been. we were given a lot of provinces. .- promises in turn we got back empty pockets and md promises. i'm fundamentally and adamantly opposed as an american to secret radios that our congress is forced to to vote on before the rest of us are even allowed to read them. [applause] and it is not what the other countries are doing to us, it is what we are not doing for ourselves. we need to invest in our own economy and build the united states economy that works for all of us. [applause] as we gather here this hampshire, we cannot help but to think of, to remember, and to honor, the victims -- i should say the latest victims -- of another mass shooting. this time in colorado sprin

up by .9. the miners taking us to where we are this morning. the dax up 141 points.ent pop this morning. the federal reserve. we went through the fx market and the commodities market as well. euro/dollar off a seven-month low. the b.o.j. despite a recession, stimulus is working, apparently. crude oil at $40 a barrel. copper a low on copper this morning. elsewhere, big, big year for m&a. deal making so far this year, poised to match, even take over 2007. some of the strengths, remarkably it has come from asia. a decent report from jpmorgan. i'm pleased to say that we can talk about it. great to have you with us this morning. i was reading through your report. luckily you sent it to me. i read through it. i was thinking how confident they are and how many of them see themselves as net buyers. is that a key indicator? >> it is a key indicator. it has been a big year for m&a. the market globally is up approximately 40%. it has been driven by north america, which is up 50%. asia is actually up 70%. in terms of deal volumes, they are up head-to-head with 1.32 trillion. it

late at night and gets us up early in the morning. >> except every day is extra special. keir simmons, london. >>> we're back in a moment with a sign of season here at 30 rock. tseason here at 30 rock. hseason here at 30 rock. eseason here at 30 rock. season here at 30 rock. >>> here is something we haven't seen in a long time. waterfalls flowing at yosemite national park. recent storms providing enough water to make them move again after drying up during this historic drought. >>> some amazing scenes to show you out of australia where the weather brought new meaning to the term cloudy day. look at the time lapse video showing a shelf cloud rolling toward the coast. you could see why some were calling it a cloud tsunami. just another day at the beach down-under. >>> and almost a beach day here in new york as temperatures hit the 70s on this friday in november which made it almost surreal to see the rockefeller center christmas tree going up outside of the studios. but there it was. a 78-foot high norway spruce that came from upstate new york. a reminder that christmas is

us from madrid. that i been go is in sounds pretty serious. --p it all up for us here at force.ny for itself. it is big for the banks. it is huge for investors. it has one of the most traders and michael are european corporate bonds. they are going to try to start proceedings. ronan: we have the political element in the mix as well. the is the possibility that spanish government lent support to salvage them? the election of yesteryear competent thinks? this is a company with a long political standing and big mainhe two parties. they have a lot of political connections. however, the election is next month and it seems likely the , wernment that is in power would have to see what would happen with the next government. and how keen they are to step in for a huge multinational. jonathan: great to have you with us, joining us with that's joining us from the madrid bureau. after a probene from the u.s., they found a deadly mine spill in brazil was toxic. steps taken by the company to prevent harm were not sufficient. --h us, jesse rice strut great to have you with us. the yuan reports

us about salvage sunday. a good day and tomorrow, if you're outside early and picking up the scouts for food -- yeah. thirty to us about 35 in the windchills it remembering. talk about the -- tomorrow morning. it's a beautiful day and the gusts in some cases, 40 miles per hour right new in the mountains. the temperatures about weather peeking and i don't think we're going to us about get much more. maybe a degree and more so into the 40s and afternoon dark. 35 to us about 40 tonight with windchills closer to us about 30 in the morning. the wind advisories still up until 6:00 and i know i showed this at the top of the broaddaft. -- broadcast. showing it again in frederick and western louden. the gusts could be up to us about 50 in the high elevations and we're seeing gusts near 50 in petersburg and east of davis. high country there, closer to us about home and gusting to us about 31 in gaithersburg; 38, marlinsburg and we have gusts in the 20 to us about 25 range. i see no reason why they're not staying up into the rest of the afternoon and evening hours and tomorrow, looks like it's going to us about

up. marketaying to the people maybe we will use something else.athan: there is a main street story here. i wonder if mainstreet is listening. if they stay with the available rate mortgage, they would've's saved a ton of money -- they would've saved a ton of money. steven: i don't know whether don't know -- i whether people with fixed mortgage are try to save money. this is prudence. jonathan: this is prudence for the market. we see the pound is strong. we said market that a lot of people said is excessively dovish. guess what he did? he endorsed the market and went after the pound. were you expecting that? steve: i was not expecting anything. i am completely open-minded about this. and mocknions expectations can swing on its expense. -- and swing on a six pence. i'm thinking about the longer-term view in 2016. it is the same with the fed and bank of england. he is clearly tried to guide us ofard -- away from the idea looking at the actual date of liftoff. i don't know what people are expecting. it just seems the market based expectations keep gett

up... we sit down with a vietnam war solider... why he says it's so hard for him... and so many of the others he served most of us know someone who served in the military... and fought in a war. yesterday... our country honored those men and women. coming up... we hear from a vietnam veteran who tells us why it was so hard for him and others he served with to move on after the war our top story... messy streets and gusty winds this morning... but those winds... nothing compared to what we saw last night. nine reported tornadoes swirled through the state yesterday.... kicking up 60 mph winds. one of them... hitting here in airport.... we're seeing downed trees this are still without power. other twisters were reported in and minburn. we'll keep you updated with the latest as we go through the morning. of course... 10 years ago today... this is what we were waking up to... take a look... november 12, 2005... 12 tornadoes ripped through central iowa. one of of stratford... leaving path of destruction and one person dead. it completely wrecked 27 houses... and damaged a dozen more. the aftermath... took months to cle

starting more the onshore flow will warm us up because we are cutting off the canadian influence and getting an ocean influence, even though it's not going to be banner warm, it will be milder than we have been. we'll see 60s by monday afternoon. that ridge slides to the south starting thursday. that's when the rain chance moves in. the next low pressure area will tap into subtropical moisture and we'll likely see some showers around here next thursday. we'll be milder between now and then. the nights away from the water will be freezing tonight, tomorrow night, sunday night. three more nights with temperatures near or below freezing away from the water. we are back to the 60s next week which sounds odd because we have such warm weather through october. but now we are chilly. milder next week with rain holding off until thursday. highs tomorrow 9 degrees below average in concord. sunnyvale 55. hayward 56. shopping in dublin or at the outlets in livermore or locust street in walnut creek, 50s for you with sunshine. san francisco of course the popular weekend destination any weekend 55

public, if you find something, if you feel it's not working the way it should, let us know, please, whether it's meter up, xyz, let us know, we'll fix it, send you an update, and we'll take care of it. >> nothing worse than walking back to your car and seeing that envelope on your windshield. meter up should be available citywide in the spring. >>> inching closer to clearing its debt. today the philadelphia museum announced a new seven-figure commitment in the form of an anonymous pledge. officials also say they've reached a settlement deal with bondholders after filing for bankruptcy. the fairmount park museum is a family friendly place with exhibits, theater, and art. >>> elsewhere, a new casino in south philadelphia is one step closer to becoming a reality. the proposed casino complex which sits at 9th street and packer av, last night a committee approved the zoning for the project and sent the proposal to the full council. here's the rendering of what the $450 million casino would look like. it would create 3,000 construction jobs and 2,000 permanent jobs after construction is complete. >>> three mid

sunshine warming us up. great store down through the carolinas and down through the deep south will bring us some rain beginning tomorrow afternoon. most of it tomorrow afternoon down south of the mass pike. 57 to 62 this afternoon. a mild finish to the day. rain arriving tomorrow afternoon into the evening hours from south to north. rain overnight into wednesday. a half an inch to an inch of rain. ay! >> that's your latest weather. guys, coming up, we're going to give you a recap of how we've gotten here coming up in the next half hour. >> just checked off four states just like that. >> in seconds. >> that's cool. >> well done, bud. >> we're going to see you in a little while. just ahead, controversy on a major college campus. schools demanding the school's president be fired. members of the football team on strike, refusing to play or practice until that happens. we're there live. >>> and a dangerous trend. people taking photos on active train tracks. would you be able to hear a train coming before it's too

, to warm us up. we will show you the video. it was a sea otter name rider. >> rider, it is time to wake up. rider. >> i'm not that cute when i do that. rider lives in san francisco's aquarium. they join us live this morning. is this something that he has done before? how did you get it on camera? >> they are both about two years old which is human equivalent of puberty in teenage years. >> does he mingle with other river otters or is he kind of his own or with the brother there? >> we have three male otters. they are brothers from the oakland zoo. the other is wild cut and they are great and hang around. >> he looked a lot like an angry person. you know, does he exhibit a lot of human characteristics? >> as a zoo keepers you are taught to give them human characteristics. they do have similar emotions to us like not wanting to wake up, getting grupy or getting happy. >> where are we at in the bay area? >> i'm not quite sure what the exact numbers are. i do know that the populations are rising because t

built, but rather that it will be somewhere else and that the whole area is set up like in that area promoting their usestheir research. so it will be set up for a different kind of use. that it will be compromised by the project. >> the arena will be built near their medical center, igniting their concerns over traffic and parking and their emergency access. but that they would work hard to alleviate that project, moved by stories that would share their sports memories with their childrens. >> we create memories, not only in sports team, but their performances and that family shows, that we will be creating their memories. >> reporter: the board's final decision will come mid- december. and now if they decide to give them the green light, then they could decide to file a lawsuit and then they would have 270 days to make a decision. >> enough to make anyone there. >> there is word today that they will be meeting with the nfl. trying to keep them from moving to the south. nearly everyone agrees, that it is old and needs to be replaced. and to invest any public money in a new stadium, that it could be as m

up. there was about six soldiers. i didn't recognize any of them. these guys were older. they meant business, and they told uso get up. of course, at that point it's just like are you kidding me? we hiked all night. we have only slept for a couple of hours and we're moving again. i'm waking up now and i'm realizing this probably isn't the best situation. i don't know these guys. they're not the soldiers that we kind of had a relationship with. just becomes apparent for whatever reason, they don't want us to be seen by anybody in the village. at this point, i'm consciously fearful for my life. they take us to a graveyard, to a kuna burial site. it's outside the village. i look at megan, and what do you think? and meg has this kind of way of putting things. she is i don't know. >> she is like -- >> i think they're going to do us. >> really? >> i think you're right. >> that's exactly how i feel. is this it? is this how it's going go down? and she is i don't know. that's what it feels like. now i know what's going to happen. they're going kill us. they kept telling us they were going to release us, and they never

us down. today's high up close to 70. tomorrow, 56.rm front coming in on wednesday that will cloud us up and by tuesday the storm system to the west will get us wet. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, 69 sunny and nice today. tomorrow, cooler, high of 56, but a good looking day. the clouds increase on wednesday, high of 63. we may or may not get rain late at night or overnight. i do think thursday, though, starts out clothed and winds up wet, periods of rain 67 degrees. some of the rain on thursday could be a socking -- soaking rain and wind whipping around. friday, cooler and high of 60. saturday, 57 degrees, better conditions for the temple and the eagles game. >> as thanksgiving is approaching we are again teeming up for our neighbors in need. join us for a live telethon for philabundance. it will take place from 4 to 6:30. log onto 6abc.com for a link to the philabundance donation page. >> a multimillion dollar request from jp morgan chase, why they have asked for a grant paid for by delaware taxpayers. >> thanksgiving i

they are indisputable and unknown to us. up until now they have been a primary enemy and a primary target of united states and its allies in the region. they had just changed their branding and e-marketing and their strategy had evolved in a very dire and sophisticated manner which make them all the harder to defeat. a lot of this book is a work of history. we go back to the early origins of the terrorist organizations. the founder dzhokhar a who went into iraq after the coalition in afghanistan. he had done in afghanistan. he went to iraq and essentially set up this organization. it didn't start his knockout of franchise but became one after series is tied to terror attacks targeting the united nations and the jordanian embassy so we wanted to sort of give the average reader people who are interested in the subject matter because let's face it they all have targets on our backs. these guys are they had the druthers they would fly planes into our buildings into raping they possibly can to try and bleed and humiliate and abate t

southerly wids are calm to 15 mpmp in our arra, but mainly 5 to help warm us up. a few clouds are tracking through, but they are mainly high and thin... more are up in the daotas and minnesota along a front that will stay up there... the system it is attached to will very slowly track through the plains states and really keep us in the mild weather for another few days. highs will be mainly in the 60s and l70s today and tomorrow. we will end up in the upper 60s to low 80s today with southwesterly winds and mostly sunny skies. lows tonight will stay above normal... in the mid to upper 40s, for a good jump start for tomorrow... highs back in the upper 60s to low 70s. we will have the winds pick up on wednesday, but we stay warm for one more day before the system tracks through our area... that will bring wind and rain thursday and thursday night with some rain lingering into friday. we will be much cooler, too... temperatures will likely be falling on friday and we will be in the upper 40s to low 50s for the weekend. school is out today at one elementary school becau

are r i'm hillary clinton p tom: it is now time for weather wednesday, and this week's segment takes us up to meredith. jennifer: and a popular stop for both locals and tourists alike. wmur's chief meteorologist mike haddad shows us why. mike: yes, i'll tell you it's amazing in here, we're in the farmers market and it is something special with home made pies, baked breads and so much more. one of the managers, sal, thank you for joining us tonight. >> thanks for coming up. mike: there are so many events still on the calendar, even though the season is beginning to wind down, including a 5k road race. but you also have many workshops through the holidays. >> yes, the farm is far from over, we have floral workshops, baking classes, dinners with the produce that's harvested from the fields, we just finished our 15th year in the corn maze. you can always find fresh seafood and donuts on the weekends, check out our dates on the website, and don't forget you can order fresh turkeys for the holidays. mike: that's a great thing too, thanksgiving just about here in a few weeks. you just made a run

gusting up to 30 mph which gets us even warmer. mid 70s possible. breezy and warm wednesday before rain chances come in for thursday. tonight, 42 a few clouds, quiet and calm. tomorrow, just like today! another warm day with a high of 71...sunny and beautiful! 7-day forecast, breezy and 74 on tuesday, 70s stay for wednesday before we drop 15 degrees and bring in rain. much cooler air rushes in behind that, could struggle for 50 next weekend. allison/elisa loving the warm start to november! a few clouds on the port neal welding company and kings pointe storm lake sky cams hd. temperatures were almost 15 above normal in sioux city today after a morning closer to normal. check out the sunrise and sunset times, now that we changed the clocks... earlier sunrise and sunset. temperatures are warm! 10 to 20 degrees above normal, 70s west and 60s east. south wind keeping us warm at 5 to 10 mph. a few clouds tonight and temperatures are not too chilly, getting down to 42 with clearing skies. a few clouds rolling in but dry. stormcast hd has a few clouds tonig

more clouds will build tonight setting us up for our next area of low pressure that will impact iowa on wednesday. most of the area will see rain by the afternoon and evening hours with thunderstorm s also possible. given how strong this low pressure system is, we well. there is a risk of severe weather over southern iowa, and much of this will hinge on how much sun we see as to whether severe storms will materialize or not. we'll be monitoring it closely. moving forward, plan on very strong wind on thursday with gusts to 45-50 mph possible, especially in the morning.today : mostly sunny high: 55-61 winds: se 5-15 alo: 58 dbq: 54 iow: 59tonight: mostly cloudy low: 43-49 winds: se 5-15 alo: 46 dbq: 43 iow: 46tomorrow: showers/storms high: 56-62 winds: se 10-20 alo: 57 dbq: 56 night: showers likely low: 37-43 thanks kaj. usually by now, we see christmas decorations in every store. one big department store is deciding to hold off on the holiday ornaments until after thanksgiving. that's coming up in today's america's money. only 8 g-o-p presidential contenders will gather on the main st

if you are up with us packing up, getting set to hit the road, high pressure is looking good here. the basically the entire eastern 23rd of the u.s., a okay. wide zoom though if you plan to fly out west, you may start to run into some issues and here's y we have a large storm system beginning to brew out toward the the northwest that will be a big central plains issue over the course of the next couple days. we will ho p on our cbs-3 jet and take you around the country. one of the perks of the job. just an icon. well, we are looking at sunshine around the the entire northeast, temperatures in the 50's. certainly milder further south you go but it is still dry. temperatures back in the 70's there. lets go back to the north. just rise up in the sky. twin cities, 48 degrees with more cloud building in but midwest is also dry and then things get interesting. salt lake city if that is where your travel takes you there may be some delays and inter mountain west getti hit hard from that very large storm that will develop into a major system by the the time we hit, thanksgiving itself, for

fred, bring us up to speed with what you're hearing. at you know about these two suspects police believe are at large. certainly one of them on the on the run. >> there are a lot of breaking developments apparently the gunfire that was heard there in st. denis started at around 4:30 a.m. local time. we heard, of course, from people there on the scene that there was heavy gunfire. it seems the police have surrounded a residential building. it seems to be a waiting game at this point in time. it appears there are no gunshots being fired. but we're also hearing from bfmtv. they spoke to the mare, all the funnel transport have been shut down. of course, at this point in time, the authorities there, those special operations forces from the police called the bri, the raid shutting down that area. unclear at this point in time whether or not the suspects they teem to think are in there are still holed up in that apartment. you're absolutely right. what's been going on is that the authorities here seem to believe there could have been a second s

in the morning, waking up to sunshine first thing tomorrow and that sun will be with us through lunch and afternoon tomorrow. real pretty day coming up for you tomorrow. when it sets tomorrow, the skies will be clear and your temperature will go from where it will be in the afternoon, which is nice and warm to much cooler during the evening. and it will drop back quickly because of the clear skies. look at the high temperatures. 68 in bridgewater tomorrow and taunton as well. 63 if sandwich. 60 in chatham. gorgeous day on cape cod. sunshine hand 68 in shirley. raymond, new hampshire, portsmouth, new hampshire, checking in at 67, but look at all of that sunshine showing up just about everywhere you look. so let's find clouds, shall we? might as well, fast forward into thursday and friday, that's when the warmest air comes, but it's also when clouds come and both for the same reason. high pressure sitting out here and circulation is like this. way, we get our warmer air, but it's going to pull the clouds and showers toward new england. you see them circling around in to new york and pus

anna: ok, thanks for joining us. up next on the program, all about the ecb. eeds to come up with something to surprise traders next week or risk a rebound in the euro. what are the options on the table? ♪ anna: welcome back. ." are watching "the pulse here are bloomberg top headlines. president obama told americans preparing for the thanksgiving holiday that there was no sign of a credible terror plot in the u.s. he added that the u.s. is stepping up security. >> right now, we know of no specific and credible intelligence indicating a plot on the homeland. let me remind the american people what our coalition is doing to destroy these terrorists. so far, our military and our partners have conducted more than 8000 airstrikes. those airstrikes have along with the efforts of our partners on the ground taken out key leaders and taken back territory in iraq and syria. anna: francois hollande will meet russian president vladimir putin in moscow later for talks on tackling the threat posed by islamic state. the french leader yesterday rest angela merkel for a greater

and so it's important for us to wake up to the science. and it's also important for us to wake up to the moral responsibility that we have not to our grandchildren, but to our children. i have a six-year-oldux ray, and we have a history of longevity in our family. and he could be around. and his world in his 90s is going to look nothing like the world looks today. we have to wake up. we have to take action, and i would like anyone who doubts the science to really think about what they're saying. it's not doubting the science, 98% of scientists, not doubting it on climate change, but doubting science as a whole. and if we can't agree on something which 98% of the experts agree, we have a problem. >> dr. jim kim, president of the world bank, is with me on "inside story", and thank you for being with us. >> thank you. >> i spoke to dr. kim in new york, and i'll be back with a final thought on how harnessing capitalism could look. send us your thoughts on twitter. or follow me and get in touch at ray suarez news. or visit our facebook page and

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if there's a song you want to hear, hit us up. >> thank you sal. workers upgrading a water main in new york city made an unusual discovery. two burial vaults near washington square park in an area that's surrounded by new york university building. the roofs were 3 1/2 feet under the feet with ooh tilt -- ooh tilt over them. it was public burial ground for yellow fever victims. and project engineers are planning a new route for the water main. >> the delays have forced people to lay off employees. >> we got bombed on the reservations, my father's charter boat was bombed on reservation. we had a massive amount of people cancel. another boat captain lost $10,000 throughancelationion in one morning. el nino created warm water and it's created the crab i'm a "star wars" fan was able to see the new "star wars" movie before it officially came out. tan yell fleetwood -- daniel fleet wood wanted to see "star wars," he was afraid he might not be alive to see it. he starting a social network campaign. yesterday daniel's wife shared the movie's director contac

that is going to wrap it up for us. for brad nessler and todd blackledge, holly rowe, so long from columbus, ohio, where they sing the school song. time for the ford wrap-up. we go to cassidy hubbard in the studio. >> thanks, brad. ohio state getting the win on separation saturday. and may have separated themselves a little more in the big ten east after a wild finish in lincoln, nebraska. nebraska, scoring with 1:47 left. back with the ball with 23 armstrong to riley. riley, stelled out of bounds. the ruling on the field was that the receiver was forced out of bounds and after review, the touchdown stands. nebraska with a 39-38 lead. sechblg seconds to go. and conner cook with a chance, looking, throws it away as time expires. nebraska upset michigan state. sparty, snapping a streak of 33-straight wins holdsing a fourth quarter lead. alabama hosting undefeated lsu. derrick henry, takes off, untouched for his third td after the day. running for that. 19 carries, 31 yards as alabama, up 30-16. the team that beat 'bama ear

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