airports to watch include washington, baltimore, philly, new york, boston, cleveland, detroit, and chicago. be warned, even if your flight is in the west, a major storm's ripple effect can reach all the way to the pacific. >> bill karins will have the latest on the looming winter weather in a few minutes. >>> just ahead, the ferguson fallout went well beyond missouri's borders. demonstrators in new york, seattle, los angeles and oakland, california, out in force, making their voices heard. you're watching "early today." >>> let's take you through your thanksgiving day forecast. the rain in the west, from about midcoastline of oregon northward and then spills all the way back to the inner mountain west, mostly rain, even in boise. warm in southern california, even central california. 70 for your wednesday in san francisco. 87 for l.a. then as we look at thanksgiving day, for all of your plans, still -- not going to be like hopefully a pouring, pouring rain, but we are going to see wet weather in the northwest. and that wet weather saturday looks to arrive in the bay. san francisco, san jose

the ceo, the president, the tiny but mighty presint of the uso of metropolitan washington baltimore. and mark, you are here to do something in word and in deed. >> i want to thank all the people here who are volunteering and helping this cause. i happen to have a small check back here, somewhere back here on behalf of wusa and the gwinnett foundation. we are donating $10,000 to the uso. thank you for all that you do. it might be humble, but it's hungry. >> oh my gosh. this means so much. thank you so much for not forgetting our young enlisted families that are living in this area. we have so many military here and this is what is going to help us make their thanksgiving for them. >> absolutely. >> well, we are happy to do it. grateful to be your partner here and we want to thank all of our viewer who's have joined us today in this incredible effort. you still have time to donate thanksgiving food baskets to our military personnel. call our phone bank at 202-895- 5560. any amount you can give will be appreciated and every penny of it stays right here in our area. we'll keep these line

airports to watch include washington, baltimore, philly, new york, boston, cleveland, detroit and chicago. the airline advice, check your e-mail and download your airline's app for the latest delays or cancellations. >> we'd rather have people wait out storms at their homes as opposed to being stuck at the airport. >> reporter: and be warned, even if your flight is in the west, a major storm's ripple effect can reach all the way to the pacific. already today more than 100 flights canceled at o'hare because of weather. and now with this new storm inbound, american airlines is allowing passengers to change their tickets without a change fee, brian. >> tom costello, washington national for us in d.c. tom, thanks. >> still tonight, a scandal rocks one of the most prestigious universities in this country. what happened when a young woman there reported a brutal attack? >>> and later, an unbelievable journey. a group on the venture of a lifetime make a new friend along the way, through thick and thin. >>> a major american university tonight has a lot to answer for now, the claims of a particula

airports to watch include washington, baltimore, philly, new york, boston, cleveland, detroit and chicago. be warned even if your flight is in the west a major storm's rippr2=s effect can reach all way to the pacific. >> all right. so let's find out how bad it's truly going to get for the east coast. >> for some people it's bad. this is a very difficult snow forecast. the temperatures are very borderline for many areas especially on i-95. you probably can go and dig around those snowfall. you'll see a whole range. i've seen one in new york city and as high as eight inches. there's a lot of uncertainties. these storms when temperatures are around 32, 33 degrees a couple of degrees make a luge difference. it's hard to believe we're in the 60s and 50s and see a snowstorm in 24 hours but that's what will happen. winter storm warnings for the capital district. watches go from outside of d.c. all the way up through maine. the way it will play out wednesday the storm will be coming northward. mostly as rain during the early portion of the day. you're okay driving wednesday early in the morning

you see through washington, baltimore toward annapolis, lots of bright colors. that means lots of moderate to heavy rain. south 66 past manassas, we are in much better shape. later rapes. you get past warrenton, things start to quiet down. look at all the heavy weather from fredericksburg toward southern maryland and areas to our east from prince george's toward the eastern shore now. you go down past here, a couple of hours of the really heavy stuff. temperatures have struggled under the rain. 47 now in dc, 42 in hagerstown. with 50s south and east. we may only get into the low 50s today. you better take it in. an arctic blast will be arriving tonight. tomorrow more like january. >>> sad news this afternoon. the maryland surgeon being treated for ebola has died of the virus. president obama issued a statement, calling dr. martin salia a hero who dedicated his life to helping others. delia goncalves has the latest. sorry we are having technical problems with that. dr. salia's first test came back negative but a second test proved he did have the virus. initial t

if you travel tomorrow: snow and the divide line is washington, baltimore, philadelphia and new york in the morning. in the afternoon it is snowing in all of those areas and snow to boston by wednesday evening and then it clears. it should be okay if you travel thursday before another small system heads that way. at home, you cannot get much better travel weather, upper 60's to mid-70s tomorrow and another "spare the air" day is possible and same open thursday and temperatures become to average low-to-mid 60's on friday and look at the wet weather saturday and sunday and mop. >> they will do a raffle at the store but they heard your profit and they said, i have an idea, we will do the undie thing. >> it is all your fault, mike. >> he is now buying. walnut creek along 680 up to highway 24, traffic is clear. at highway 24 in the eastbound direction we have construction, oak hill road to pleasanton hill road and construction crews until 6:00 and westbound traffic is moving along nicely interest lafayette and orinda, and drive time traffic headed from walnut creek to dublin continuing al

we are on the warm side of the system, but pretty good steady rains breaking out near the washington baltimorein will move no overnight. not a large area that's going to move through so it should come through pretty quickly. by mid morning tomorrow most of the steady rain is done. we'll get sunshine in through the afternoon warm front moves through. temperatures in the low 70s for monday afternoon. a good 20 degrees above average could break some records. as we head towards wednesday we'll track stalled off front offshore and then another area of low pressure will track up the coast that could bring some rain and even some, yes, snow for the thanksgiving eve day the big travel day of the year could cause problems. pockets of heavy rain in come indicated by the yellows and orangandoranges. 7:00 o'clock monday morning start to clear out a little bit more sunshine for monday afternoon. tuesday some clouds around the region as we head towards wednesday morning, some rain starts to move in from the south that could change over to snow especially as it runs into colder air. and we lose the sun espec

los angeles, philadelphia, bloarm can washington -- baltimore, washington, are on probation or parole. >> president barack obama is calling for better police training, growing closer to the people they are charged to protect. more than recruiting more blacks into police ranks. >> it becomes important yes that we have diversity in our police departments and in our community. but what's really important as well too is that we have well trained, well qualified, well paid police officers, men and women, who feel supportive. >> a mission to pursue for years to come. tom ackerman, al jazeera, washington. >> robert tarver is a criminal defense attorney. robert welcome. as we look at pictures from languages where protesters are out again tonight, reflect on these numbers we're hearing. they're not a surprise. >> they're not a surprise at all john. fact of the matter is, it's been going on for a long time. michael brown brought this to light. across our cities and towns african americans are being shot and killed at a alarming rate. excuses as to why those shootings are justified now we're sta

airports to watch include washington, baltimore, philly, new york, boston, cleveland, detroit and chicago. the airline advice, check your e-mail and download your airline's app for the latest delays or cancellations. >> we'd rather have people wait out storms at their homes as opposed to being stuck at the airport. >> reporter: and be warned, even if your flight is in the west, a major storm's ripple effect can reach all the way to the pacific. already today more than 100 flights canceled at o'hare because of weather. and now with this new storm inbound, american airlines is allowing passengers to change their tickets without a change fee, brian. >> tom costello, washington national for us tonight. tom, thanks. >>> all of this brings us to meteorologist janice huff in the weather center. janice, you just heard already canceling flights out of o'hare today. where is it going to be worse? >> well, brian, looks like most of the eastern seaboard for sure as a storm begins across the southeast. the worst thing of course is that it's happening on thanksgiving eve. and it could start out as seve

the darker blues are down toward washington and baltimore. some of that will be moving up in the next few hours. the rain/snow line right over philadelphia at the moment. look how things have changed in the last three hours. it's going to be going back and forth a little bit until it decides what to do. colder air is coming down from aloft. that's what's making the change. full forecast is coming up. >> the wet heavy snow from the storm could be a drag on trees and worse electrical lines and that could mean power outages. peco has added staff for the storm. the company is not taking any chances after hundreds of thousands of people lost power for weeks last winter. peco and other power companies have crews on standby and they are ready to respond if the power goes out. we are tracking the storm hitting our area. here is a life look at driving conditions in bucks county. live team coverage on the effects that the storm is having on one of the busiest travel days of the year continues straight ahead. >>> it's just about 11:30. back now with ano

boston, philadelphia, baltimore, washington, d.c., as well as new york city. our miguel marques in new york city. right in the middle of the protesters, miguel. it is a sight to behold. 7th avenue. major artery in the city. shut down. second night in a row. hundred of thousand of protestors that have joined in here. hard to tell. any other day, hard to tell how many have joined in. if you are familiar with times square, u.s. armed forces recruiting station, famous flag. protesters going by here. many of them with their hand in the air. symbolizing the plight of young black men and the relationship with police departments across the country. a lot of anger directed at the new york city police department as well. a couple high-profile cases here as well. one where an individual was choked by a police officer and another where a young man was shot and killed by a police officer accidentally says nypd. for protesters here, it's not enough. they want more action to make sure these things do not ham pen again. another night. another protest. where we go from here, t

all that traffic has to exit on to the northbound baltimore- washington parkway. southbound off the parkway, inbound lanes of 50 from maryland can get into northeast washington. we do have word of an incident stopped in the roadway on d.c. 295, keppel worth avenue southbound rye near east -- kenilworth avenue southbound right near east capitol street. howard? >>> we've got records this morning. we're 4 degrees shy of it at national airport. dulles has been down to 17, a new record. we tied the record in baltimore at 20. sunshine today. mid- to upper 30s this afternoon with a few more clouds later on but a dry day. look how temperatures kind of stabilize this evening so it won't be nearly as cold tonight with lows in the low to mid-30s with a few upper 20s. right now we've got teens. thankfully not a lot of wind. not too much wind chip. 16 manassas. it's 20 degrees at baltimore. that's a record tie. 21 in tappahannock. the coldest morning of the season so far. moderation is coming our way in a few days. andrea, mike? >> thanks, howard. >>> this morning if you have

the "washington post" first stringers from last year, the best high-school players in the washington-baltimore area, you look at the offensive line. all of the offensive linemen were bigger than any offensive lineman for the miami dolphins in 1972 per feces and team. you say, well, that is 40 years ago. bring it a little closer. all of the offensive linemen were bigger than any who's served, started in the super bowl ten years ago. if that is how fast the race in size has been going on. .. >> >> typical offense was running the ball 50 times during the game passing 10 tons the most rushes were between the tackles. the result is a running back never got to full speed cackling never got to full speed they were falling into each other you can get confessions but in most cases they were not going full speed but what has developed in the last 10 years is the new style of a spread offense with the wide receivers, of deal. but it a shot gun spread offense that everybody is using most of the receivers are running at full speed four or five that maximum sprint been opposed by the defensive backs and usu

happening in the future cast by the ends of the day today, we see some clouds bubble up the washington baltimore area. by late morning, some of them are here, so we'll have sunshine to start, but won't last real long. see cloudy skies throughout the day. and temperatures won't even make it to 50 degrees, and look at what is happening out in western maryland. you see some precipitation moving in. and the higher elevations, some of that, by 4:00 p.m., could be some snow. hate to say the s word, but there it is. mostly rain, though everything moving in for the evening rush hour west to east. it really isn't until after plain 7:00, 8:00. we see some rain in the philadelphia area, and yes, there is a chance of a change-over to snow in the overnight hours, just a little bit of it, not expected to be measurable, but, if you're going to be out pretty late at night, be on the alert for some slippery conditions possible, say, between ten p.m. and 2:00 a.m. so, we will watch that move out of here, before the morning rush. >> more cold air will move in friday. out real late tonight, then be on the alert for

sports" but if you look at the first ringers from last year the best high school players in the washington baltimore area if you look at the offensive line, all of the offensive lineman were bigger than any offensive lineman for the miami dolphins in 1972 perfect season team. you say that's 40 years ago. so bring it a little closer. all of the offensive linemen were eager than any offensive lineman who started the super bowl x years ago. so that's how fast the arms race of sizes and going on and we live and we live in a country where the childhood obesity epidemic having the national sports celebrate weight gain cannot be the world's greatest idea. besides the head injury problem we are all aware of and steve has summarized very well in the fact that there's emerging science on this i think a lot of people when you talk about concussions in football they will say, both concussions have accumulated neurological damage far greater in the long run they say yes of course that risk has always been there but you are just noticing it now. it's not getting worse. we are just noticing the risk now. there man

the crash northbound on the baltimore-washington parkway near 175. tying up the left side of the roadway. vehicle off the roadway with the response blocking the left lane northbound headed to the airport. you're better off with the interstate 95 right now if you're leaving the house. beltway outer loop, the delays forming from college park west. take t will take you all over to the bethesda. early morning accident between connecticut avenue and rogville park -- rockville pork moved to the showldzer. now there's -- shoulder. now there's another one in just about the same place. virginia drivers downtown drivers, so far no big deals in your pact right now. mike, andrea, back to you. >> thank you, beverly. >>> investigators are trying to find out whether alcohol or speed played a role in a crash that killed three people in our area. it happened on east-west highway near rosemary hills drive early yesterday morning. >> that is near 16th street. investigators say a clevery suburban ran off the road and slammed into a tree. the 21-year-old man, a 24-year-

the rain and snow line is dance crass the major metropolitan area on the east coast from washington, dc, baltimore philadelphia, new york, all the way to boston. right now philadelphia and the flee new york airports and new jersey are reporting delays. it is a very big storm but a fast-moving nor'easter. it is going do mess up travel all day today. at noon and through the afternoon and evening, the snow is going to get heavier in new york and best but by tomorrow morning at 8:00 it is over. the next system will slide to the south. the people who can wait an extra day, you have to travel on the holiday but there are no delays weather-wise tomorrow. at home, we are doing great, fog free and no delays until the rain comes in this weekend. eric and cheryl? >> see you in a few. all lanes are open on highway 101 in santa rosa after a pedestrian was hit and killed on the freeway this morning. the c.h.p. says the 26-year-old victim was trying to cross the freeway from the east side to the west side and he was hit by a big rig towing a flatbed trailer. he was then into the path of an s.u.v. which hit and k

the baltimore-washington parkway before 198, everything is open now after next.er loop from maryland to virginia, all lanes are open. george washington parkway near the key bridge, accident cleared. 295, aning road west of accident with authorities headed to the scene. eileen, it is up and down with the weather today. overs, a few snow showers northwestern sections of the viewing area. coming off the lakes, believe it or not. a strong northwesterly breeze will make temperatures feel chilly today. the 40's, feeling more like the 30's with the brisk breeze. --d with 32 to 30 tonight, 22 to 30 tonight. tomorrow and average of 46. we climb into the middle 50's by sunday. it should be a good try weekend for traveling, shopping, and even putting up the decorations. the chance for showers returned by the start of next week. >> we will have another update coming up at 8:56. ♪ i want to see you smile >>> there is r5. one of the hottest young bands on the planet right now. and their fans here to see them perform. some of them waiting in the cold, the freezing cold since mi

you can see along that i-95 corridor, through wilmington, baltimore and washington some darker greennd that is light rain as i mentioned some sprinkles right now in philadelphia. 59 in philadelphia north and west, some lower 50's, some 40's. that cooler air is hanging out through state college and the western part of the keystone state and that will be moving through overnight tonight. so, for the morning commute we're expecting a slow go. periods of rain, some ponding on area roads, maybe even a rumble of thunder. temperatures crawling into the 50's. coming up we'll talk about the blast of cold that will settle across the region and doesn't look like it's going to budge. more thon with the seven-day when i join you inside. >> new tonight, burglars are again on the prowl in burlington county town. they're targeting homes in moorestown despite increased police patrols there. "eyewitness news" reporter matt rivers has new information tonight. >> reporter: two homes, 1 mile apart, both broken into in moorestown within the last week. >> don't really think stuff like that is going on but

rain coming down all night long around baltimore, washington, d.c., a little less but baltimore over quarter of an inch. a rainy slow morning commute. give yourself extra time. i don't think the airports will be too bad. probably minor delays as expected especially new york city airports and in the deep south a lot of heavy rain over the last couple of days in texas, that continues from san antonio to houston. pushing up towards new orleans. florida, you look nice today, middle of the country is a little cool but we are out not looking at anything too bad. the forecast, the worst of it texas coastline and in the northeast. it all improves by the weekend. so that's the good news. >> thank you, bill. >>> stories making news this morning. these crates are filled with 90 tons of medical supplies and they are heading to an ebola hot zone in liberia. dr. kent brantly worked with the group samaritans purse to send the supplies. >> there are a lot of physician whose are considering taking time out of their practice to go serve knowing that they're going to be incapacitated for another three

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first, winter weather advisory, the purple color, close suburbs of washington and baltimore. then in higher elevations, there is colder air, and this storm has to produce its cold air because there is no cold air around to pull in. that is a winter storm warning at 6:00 a.m. these numbers are 50's across the region. 56 in washington, very mild. to the west , 39 in columbus, colder. here's the way you think it will work out. the storm will develop tonight off the coast of south carolina. heaviest rains and thunderstorms will stay offshore. according to futurecast, the rain, the large area will be developing to the south. the mountainous areas will start. that will be the story. modelsy evening, the suggest the bulk will push out of the area. a little disturbance on thanks giving day could bring us a rain or snow shower, but that's all we will be dealing with. steve rudin is in the weather center to pick up the story. >> a busy travel day on the way for tomorrow, and the biggest problems mainly north of us as we move through daytime hours tomorrow. d.c., not a lot of problems a

baltimore washington parkway. back to the west, very little. maybe a sprinkle or flurry.but that's it. we are looking at partially clearing skies tonight. so, the winter, 18 inches. haywood, virginia, 2 inches. darnstown 1 1/2 inches. and somewhere between half an inch and 3/4. i saw earlier, it's all melted. okay, temperatures, 33 in white oak. that's critical. 34 in rockville. 34 in reston and germantown and fairfax and arlington. so, we're getting close now to the freezing mark. it's not going to flash freeze. arctic air is not pouring in here. we are concerned about black ice tonight. what is black ice, it looks wet, but it actually is frozen. lows tonight will be below 32 degrees north and west of town. inside the district, it's not going to make it below freezing. that was never in the cards. a cold thanksgiving. cold and sunny for black friday. 9:00 tonight, 34 at gaithersburg, 34 leesburg. get through 10:00, now we are getting critical. 33 in leesburg. and 34 in manassas. then by 11:00, some areas will be 32. and it doesn't have to be 32 at these readings, as thes

kennedy, la guardia, downtown to possibly washington, dc and baltimore will have delays later today. >> coming to town, 56 cross the golden gate bridge is same in the ferry building and downtown to the financial district at a 5 5 and richmond is at 53. pacifica at 52. everyone else in the low-to-mid 50's until bell minute and san leandro at 49 and pittsburg at 48. downtown at embarcadero center it is gorgeous, we will have "spare the air" and noon is in the mid-to-upper 60's and a few high clouds and mild evening headed out to nearly 60. thanksgiving is mild with temperatures like today, increasing clouds on friday and 60's and rainy and low-to-mid 60's on saturday. >>> we start off with pass transit and we do not have delays on bart but we have holiday and sunday schedules with ace train running only two trains in the morning and to trains this afternoon. no service thursday or friday. muni has everything running on time. check with your local mass transit to make sure you have the right schedule. the drive coming down 101 headed south toward 580 to golden gate bridge it is locking

quarter mile in frederick, baltimore, washington, leesburg, culpepper, fredericksburg, pax river.have any fog west or on the eastern shore. so it is that area along 95 and west of there up towards the blue ridge. slow down, use your low beams in the fog. watch out for deer. a couple of deer darting in front of me. it was hard to see in the fog. students as well waiting for buses in the fog. watch out for that. much watch out for the crossing guard too. we will hover in the 50s between now and 8:00. between 8:00 and 9:00, still in the upper 50s. the sunshine should be breaking out by then. should be a beautiful afternoon. rock creek park, a lot of leaves are down. sunny and breezy, bringing down more leaves. highs in the low 6 0s. that will be around noon or 1:00. that will be the warmest part of the day. turning chillier in the afternoon. our average high 59. tomorrow will be way below average and staying that way on friday, saturday, sunday, monday, tuesday, wednesday, thursday, friday. it just doesn't want to go away. i'm running out of screen room. we will have temperatures, ye

. >> reporter: dea agents intercepted the buccaneers at baltimore, washington international today asking similar questions and the dea paid a visit to the seattle seahawks during their game during kansas city. >> i was not surprised. i will tell you that. >> they did investigations where they have been talking to former players and the way they administer the drugs. >> reporter: jeremy was a pro bowl center playing for the 49ers for 11 years. he is now a football analyst here at kpix5. he and other players filed a lawsuit against the nfl earlier this year. they want the league to change how it hands out medicine to players. >> the fact they went into the locker room, what do you think that is as? >> well, there is a problem. stage three kidney failure because of the way they administered it. i would be surprised if they did not find what they were looking for. >> is if the paperwork is in ord. >> if there is any. >> yes. if it was, yes. if it was explained to the players. yes, a lot of times you get a handful of medicine, this hurts, that hurts you take it with whatever shot they give yo

kennedy and newark experiencing delays with snow in new york and philadelphia and washington and baltimore right on the rain-snow light. no issues there yet but it will be cooler throughout the day. 39 at palo alto and low-to-mid 40's for menlo park and wood side and foster city and up federal 40's if belmont. san bruno is 57. most of us in the 40's but santa rosa and napa and san ramon at 39. a last haze in the east bay hills in the mid-60's this afternoon. nearly 70 by 4:00. back in the upper 50's and nearly 60 at evening hours with high clouds. >>> the meter lights have thinned owe the traffic but look at this: gaps in between the cars. it is a busy drive through berkeley and at bay bridge toll plaza the headlights are extending back to the maze and we are still seeing big gaps in between each vehicle so you are actually move along pretty well. here is the golden gate bridge on the travel day of the season and you can see traffic is light. we have a problem blocking off the intersection at grant avenue where a big rig took out the power lines with crews on the scene trying to repair tho

but rockville, gaithersburg, areas west of baltimore and washington, changing over to all snow and noting back. we had rain earlier. but that's done. all snow now. once you change over to snow, you're likely not going to go back to rain. it's going to be that way the rest of the day. just north of east, almost to baltimore and north of that, we had thunder snow about an hour ago. that's possible. it's coming down so hard and the friction of those snow grains making static in the atmosphere and that static coming down just like a thunderstorm, just like you'd have the thunder and lightning, the rumble of hurnd goes for a very long time. delays, minneapolis, philadelphia, new york, newark. they try to keep the number of delays down. there's about a 10% cancellation right now. and there aren't 10% empty seats on the next flight to get those people on. so that's what the patience is going to be. the best thing i can tell you is don't pack a bag to put under the plane. take very little with you. take it with you on the plane. therefore, if you get diverted or if you're trying to get to minn

and here in washington david television and media critic for the baltimore sun. the washington post this morning has four full pages on all of the women that have come out including a new interview with an accuser that was a former playboy play mate. as these women come out with remarkably similar stories why is this getting so much media traction even though it's alleged to have taken place decades ago. >> he referenced bill cosby and referred to him as a racist in a stand up act. i'm not sure had he not made this a part of his stand up act we would be talking about this today but he did which spurred people to not only go on to the internet and research bill cosby and his history as allegedly being a serial rapist and one that drugs women but it started the conversation surrounding rape and rape survivors in the culture and we have seen a shift in the culture at large. more and more rape survivors feel more comfortable with the idea of telling their stories because they found community on the internet. >> cosby's lawyer coming out with a new statement calling th

thousands of people in new york, l.a., chicago, washington, boston, baltimore and so many mother cities, mostly peaceful marches, some are there for bad reason, but most have mike brown on their lips, but problems with the police where they live on their minds, let's bring in stephanie elam, she's been in front of ferguson police department all night long covering the story. stef? >> hi, chris, good morning, it is a completely different scene. i've been out here all night in ferguson, what we've seen on the streets tonight versus the night before, two very different stories. sirens ring out in ferguson, missouri. demonstrators facing off with police for the second night in a row. tensions coming to a boil, as protesters overturn and set fire to a police cruiser after a day of relatively peaceful protests. police and national guard responding with a heavier hand than the night before. arresting 44 protesters. using hoses and pepper spray, to disburse the crowd. >> we will get justice by any means necessary. >> this as anger over the grand jury's decision spreads across the country. >> wh

. >> reporter: the dea agents also intercepted the tampa bay buccaneers at baltimore washington international airport asking similar questions. and the dea paid a visit to the seattle seahawks during their game in kansas city. that's according to our cbs affiliate in seattle. >> i wasn't surprised. i know there have been ongoing investigations where they have been talking to former players and the way they administer the drugs. >> reporter: jeremy newberry was a pro bowl center who played for the 49ers for 11 years. he is now the football analyst here at kpix 5. jeremy and some other former nfl players filed a federal lawsuit against the nfl earlier this year. they want the league to change how it hands out medicine to players. >> the fact that they went into the locker room, what do you think that says? >> they know there is a problem. i am sitting here today with stage three kidney failure because of my medical records and the weigh they administered i would be surprised if they didn't find what they wanted looking into those locker room. >> reporter: which is to see if the paperwork -- >>

in los angeles, philadelphia, baltimore, washington, 50 to 60% of all young men are color are in jailion or patrol. president obama is calling for better police train to go minimize distrust and grow closer to the people they are charged to protect. a grohl that requires more than recruiting more blacks in to police ranks. >> it becomes important that we have did rears at this i diverse departments and community. but is really important as well is that we have well trained, well qualified, well paid police officers, men and well, who feel supported. >> reporter: a mission to pursue for years to come. tom ackerman, al jazerra, washington. >>> there is much more ahead. we'll tell you why plunging oil prices are create a financial mess for venezuela. >> reporter: coming up we'll tell you why 95% of all sterilizations are perform on women despite the procedure for men being simpler and less risky. >> we're following stories of people who died in the desert. >> the borderland marathon. >> no one's prepared for this journey. >> experience al jazeera america's critically acclaimed original s

country get precipitation we need but north storm will affect us unless you are traveling from washington, dc, baltimore, philadelphia, boston and new york. expect delays. >> chilly in santa rosa, 41 in american can wherein and petaluma and 42 in guerneville. everyone else in the mid-40's to nearly 50 around san rafael and mill valley. san francisco is 56 and alameda is 53 if everyone else in the 40's like 43 in lafayette and san ramon and newark at 45 and cupertino is 42 and redwood city is 49 and san carlos 47. in san rafael, we have a little bit of fog developing along 101 and you can see it is not developing here. at the golden gate bridge we are in the mid-60's at noon and upper 60 to low 70 at 4:00 with a few more high clouds and mid to nearly 60 with a mild evening and high clouds. tomorrow, thanksgiving is the last warm day a nice day to be outside from time to time with rain coming in the evening in the north bay on friday and all of us will be wet, and cooler, on saturday. >>> headed through san jose with 101 at 880, that is the drive up to the san jose airport. if you are making your travel t

san francisco, denver, in nashville, in new orleans, chicago, providence, rhode island, washington, d.c., baltimore, philadelphia and boston. and as we look at these pictures from oakland, it appears in the center of your screen an arrest going on. route 580 in oakland shut down. and we're looking at officers and protesters that are -- appear to be in some sort of standoff there. and like we saw just moments ago in ferguson, missouri, an arrest live on your screen. van jones is our analyst here on cnn. you're also an attorney and a political analyst. and as we have been watching this, there have been a number of arrests. not nearly as many that took place last evening. and not as much violence as happened last evening. what do you make of what's happen, gal vennizing protests across the country. >> it's a watershed moment for a generation of young people who are trying to figure out how to make a difference. you have a generation especially of young african-americans, latino, native americans who are really crushed between street violence on the one hand and police violence on the other. that is th

baltimore, washington and newark airports are some of the others.in we're keeping an eye on the situation here but so far it's early but things are looking okay. we are live at phl, katherine scott channel6 "action news." >> katherine thanks so much. >>> from the skies to the roads let's take a live look at i-95. it is raining in some parts of the region including around here in this part of center city and could get that mix coming in later on today. the people that try and figure these things out tell us that 46 million americans will travel 50 miles or more this weekend. maybe that's you, maybe that's not. but it could be a mess if you are on the roads especially later on today. the rails. amtrak officials say the upcoming winter-like mix of weather will not slow down what they consider their superbowl of travel days. the rail agency has added dozens of trains to its schedule to respond to the high demand for train travel during the the long thanksgiving holiday weekend. >> this is the super bowl for us near terms of travel. over 72 extra trains

its way up the eastern seaboard and the precipitation is starting to depart in areas of baltimore and washington, making its way up to maine for the rest of the night. 7:00 this evening, you notice the snowfall across our northwest suburbs mixing in with mixed precipitation and indication that this storm system is starting to wind down. one the advisories and warnings etch prior, it moves out in time for thanksgiving. on thursday if you are sitting around the table, a good looking day and winds out. west northwest at 16 miles per hour. warm temperatures tomorrow morning in the middle to upper 30s and 40s as we get into 4:00 p.m. on thursday. high temperature is 40 degrees, brisk and cold on friday and 39 and 42 on saturday and clouds and sunshine and 53 on sunday, turning milder on monday, a morning shower, a high temperature of 36 and a brief cold shot on tuesday, and a quick rebound up to 25 degrees, the parade is tomorrow and you'll be out there and the balloon will be okay and winds sustained at 14 to 1 miles per hour. >>> "action news" facebook followers got regular updates in their timelin

farther north and east, 95 between baltimore and washington, everything is wet from the overnight rains. your monday headlines, it's going to be a mild morning and a warm afternoon. and rain and snow now looking likely for wednesday. so we are hashtaging wild swing weather for the day ahead and through mid week. we will have quite a bit of change. in the metro, mid 60s in prince george's. low to mid 60s in fairfax. farther south and west, mild weather. 65 in warrenton. coming up, next weather and traffic on the 1s, a look at neighborhood highs for the afternoon. melissa is looking at that crash. no doubt wet roads. >> absolutely. the crash because of the wet roads. inner loop at annapolis, the ramp. could be there for some time. it is an overturned vehicle. in virginia, 66 and 95, no problems opinion headed up to the beltway. inner and outer loop, everything flowing and nice and green this morning. 395 north between duke and seminary, two right lanes blocked. live pictures of 270 coming up in a couple of minutes. >>> 4:32. a lot of people have water in montgomery county. a big water mai

washington dc. and in the fall of 1929, he began classes at the howard university school of law. thurgood marshall :i had to commute between baltimore and washington, which meant i got up about five in the morning and got home around eight. and then worked after i got home. i lost fifty-five pounds in one year. narrator: each day he would walk back and forth from union station to classes as early signs of the coming depression began to appear. howard law school was evolving from a part-time night school to a full time day school, under the guidance of a man who would have a profound influence on marshall's life. thurgood marshall :dean charles h houston, he was a graduate of amherst and harvard. very brilliant. very decent person but a very hard man. he used to tell us in our first year, "look at the man on your right and look at the man on your left and bear in mind that two of you won't be here next year." that sort of kept your feet to the fire. narrator :in the 1920s there were 8 million african-americans living in the deep south, but only 100 were lawyers. most were poorly educated working in the confines of their segregated co

baltimore, washington and newark airports are some others but while things haven't gotten bad here yett doesn't mean there won't be any issues later on or that there aren't already issues in places you're traveling to so the best thing to do is check your flight status before you led out to the airport. we're live at phl, katherine scott channel6 "action news." >> thanks katherine. >>> fasten your seat belts here. taking a ride on mobile6. look at that roadway. no one -- this is i-95. wish it was like this every day. we're approaching concorde pike, 202, new castle county which is expected to get a little bit of snow, a lot of rain. most of delaware just seeing rain but there you go another car there. mobile6 safely traveling for us on this wednesday morning. >>> the action cam was at 30th street station yesterday where travelers were getting an early start. amtrak is bracing for big crowds ahead of the thanksgiving holiday. >> 72 extrains. 39 will be as sell has. we're adding extra capacity and extra seats, additional coaches, longer trains. really the name of the game is to move as m

from new york city, philadelphia, baltimore, washington, dc. mostly rain. jersey, parts of new west of i-95, it will be a snow storm with a lot of areas picking up over half a foot of snow. in idea of the timing. this begins as rain. a little after midnight edc, we're looking at 6:00 a.m. in new york city, not until noon in boston. traveling will be a major headache tomorrow along the eastern seaboard. there is also a little bit of snow pushing from st. louis in the western parts of kentucky. and widespread travel delays. >> all right. thank you for the warnings. , it says itreaming 500 500ing interest from fortune countries. betty liu spoke with the company ceo about the future of that company. like wefinitely feel brought the conversation to the forefront. people are buying more antennas than they ever used to. all the things we brought to portland. we raised the question in consumer's mind. think that, definitely. i do not know what happens after this point. >> all right. betty joins me now with details on this year it is interesting. they're not an onli

and as you look at the major airports up and down the i-95 corridor from washington to baltimore to philly into new york and boston. at the moment, we're looking at mostly kind of a rain and high wind and low ceiling event. because of those low seceilings we're seeing delays in the new york city area. i like to look at the flight aware misery map. we've got delays going on in new york at jfk, at laguardia, newark and also down south in philadelphia. but they're blaming that on the low ceilings. in some cases, going into those airports, we're talking about a three-hour delay or so just because of the low ceilings and the winds. so watch for that throughout the day. that's going to be critical. you know, if we get snow in these airports and we're talking about maybe a couple of inches, these airports are more than able to handle that kind of s w snow. so this is not expected to be a major impact on the nation's airports in the northeast. although, listen, when you've got high wind and you've got rain, you're going to slow things down, and that's clearly what's happening today. >> our thanks

>> we have an anchor for arise tv and in washington, dc, television media critic for the ""baltimore sun"." >> "washington post" has for full pages including a new interview with a former "playboy playmate". as they come out with remarkably similar stories why is it suddenning getting so much media traction although they are alleged to have taken place long ago. >> circling back to a comic who reference the cosby and referring to him as a rapist and that trigger renewed interest in the case. i am not sure if the comic does not make this part of the standup act we would talk about it but he did and that spurred people to go on to the internet and research bill cosby and his history as allegedly being a serial rapist that drugs women but also started the conversation surrounding rape and rape survivors and the culture. we have seen a shift in the culture at large and more and more rape survives feel more comfortable with the idea of telling their story because they found communities on the internet. >> david, his lawyer is calling these allegations increasingly difficult and the media v

on the baltimore-washington parkway, south mountain it for ,97, rubbernecking northbound 32, virginiating and feeling slushy on the road would spin outs in the area. also, 68, those areas are getting covered in snow with reports of sleet here and there. be aware of that. mainly just wet roadways in the metro area. that transition will be taking place over the next three hours and afternoon it will be more likely to get a burst of snow in d.c. very much.u safe travels to those hitting the road, we will see you back here for the news at noon. announcer: it's "live! with kelly & michael." today, superstar recording artist taylor swift. and get ready for "live"'s "pumpkin pie palooza" on today's "superstar thanksgiving secrets revealed." ll next on "live." now, here are kelly ripa and michael strahan! [cheers and applause] ♪

traffic in the baltimore-washington parkway doing well. north in both directions, just a little bit slow here and there on the inner loop up to 270. 66, 1 hundred 23 toward centreville. >> thank you, bob. coming up next at 4:00, power on capitol hill. >> >> voters are headed to the polls across the country, between the five-week recess and to ivory break leading up the election, not much has been happening on capitol hill. >> that's right, but soon the lawmakers will have to return and get back to work. run through the buildings on capitol hill, where representatives and senators have their offices. the last few months have largely look like this. quiet hallways and an empty chamber. soon they will always act. some for their final days in office. all to do the business of the people. >> keeping the government funded before the money runs out in december. that is going to be something they have to get back on the docket. >> she covers congress for u.s. news and says we will likely see movement on replacing eric holder. perhaps finally tackl

it's coming up from baltimore and washington along that i-95 corridor.hrough wilmington and right now even in philadelphia. adjacent counties we're seeing pockets of rain. it will intensify during the overnight period and it will definitely impact the morning commute. temperatures mainly in the 50's from philadelphia south and east but the cooler air moving in to the north and west. 47 in state college. pittsburgh 47. a sign of what we're in for overnight. for your monday morning we do expect periods of rain. some ponding on area roads where we see the heavier rain and temperatures crawling into the 50s during the morning and of course that mobile weather lab will be out to guide you for the morning commute. in the wake of that, a blast of cold comes our way. coming up we'll talk more about that and its impact on our weather as we head toward the weekend. >> jessica. >> kathy, thanks. long-time football coach of haverford high school in delaware county will not be on the side lines with his team friday night. prosecutors charged joe gallagher with dui, r

finally cleared, but still heavy , coming from the 11th street bridge all the way down to the baltimore-washingtonkway. on the beltway, connecticut avenue, a lot of volume both ways, but no incidents to report. >> thank you, bob. some big news for "star wars" fans. the next installment of the beloved franchise has a title. "star wars: the force awakens." little is known about the plot. we know that it is set 30 years after the first trilogy. original cast members harrison ford and carrie fisher and mark hamill will be returning. -- deep cuts at a local tech company that one point received millions in tax incentives to spur growth. >> and exposing children to more food to cut obesity? and a special honor for a soldier who served in the civil war. >> coming up, a look at how what you need to lose being used during some tough police investigations. two local k-9 teams that help search for hannah graham have a unique skill set, cracking cases by detecting bodies underwater. >> it is a unique skill. dogs who look at those can remain focused for sustained time, great handler-dog relationships. >> incred