texas with the ice filling in across central texas. because of that we have a winter storm warning and watches in effect. also winter weather advisory even up into oklahoma. we could end up with half an inch or more of rainfall in -- ice in dallas, especially as we go into tomorrow but look at all of the snow in the highest elevations. easily six inches or more. >> dylan, thanks. >>> a major breakthrough could be achieved today to curb iran's nuclear program with the arrival of secretary of state john kerry and other world leaders in geneva just a few hours ago.

locals in northern texas have been experiencing a shaky thanksgiving day and the area being rocked by a series of earthquakes seismologists are trying to get to the bottom of what's going on with some actually skeptical about it being purely down to natural causes . no one was injured though i suppose amid all the vibrations in the shakes locals though understandably concerned by the tremors more than a dozen quakes of rattled north texas this month alone some scientists point the finger at nearby gas drilling wells for causing the seismic activity and the area's seen more earthquakes since fracking began there in two thousand and eight this more than i suppose the previous four years combined one local resident told us about what he witnessed. we had like three hundred one of the two point five minutes and in that three point six and so marker aren't berman in the house shaken and we did have a damage minor just a little crack in the rock my wife was having panic attacks. and one lady and she's here to appear and being how. i have. been like we have. started shaking our. cave in they

but for now locals in northern texas have been experiencing a shaky thanksgiving day the area being rocked by a series of earthquakes and seismologists are trying to get to the bottom of exactly what's going on some though skeptical about it being purely down to natural causes now no one was injured although locals were understandably concerned by the tremors more than a dozen quakes of rattled north texas just this month alone some scientists point the finger at nearby gas drilling wells for causing the seismic activity of the area has seen more earthquakes since fracking began in two thousand and eight than during the previous four decades combined one local witness told us what he saw. we had like three hundred one more the two point five minutes and in that three points. and sarka aren't berman in the house shaken and we did have a damage minor just a little crack in the rock my wife was having panic attacks with. one lady and she never appear in being how. our. nation like we hear her shaking. her and caving in they were really concerned about it. by now let's have a quick look at how

a lot of snow is going to fall across parts of new mexico and into northern texas. several quarter of an inch to an half of an inch is possible through western texas and moving into eastern texas and the dallas area on sunday. it is going to be a very messy >>> good morning. starting off watching wind again in the north bay. off shore winds creating dry conditions and in some cases cool, dry air, temperatures downright chilly. 56 in santa rosa, 55 in san francisco. as we go to the afternoon, we will have a red flag warning for the north bay county through 5:00 this evening, partly cloudy skies as we see high clouds on the approach. temperatures nod not all that bad, turning chilly with temperatures in the 30s and 40s tonight. we should see the temperatures staying in the 60s to wrap up the weekend. affiliate kob. the crank giving ride. part bicycle race and food drive and scavenger hunt. people travel around santa fe buying designated food to give to charity by the time for thanksgiving. if you're in the area, you might want to take some time to give back and get a

northern maine, 25 degrees but some relief is out toward denver. go out toward northern texas. temperatures are into the 60s. that mild air on the gentle southwest wind push will be here through the weekend. we'll talk more about that not seven-day forecast in a little bit. if you -- more cold air is building. 18 below zero. that is forced to move southbound as we go into next week. we'll talk more about that coming up with more cold on the way south and the threat for snow down the line. baltimore city

. >>> a fir istill raging in northern texas after a drillg crew puncted a gas pipeline triggering an explosion on thursday. nearby residentsave been evacuad while the gas burns off. >>> inhiladelphia now, a bnd man andis service dog were foed off a u.s. airway flight amphey say the dog relieved mself and two passeers say, telling nbc 4 new york say that didn't happen and don't think thean was out of line in any way. >>> and a truck cshed into the roof of a tunnel in sydney, stralia. e driver was reaching for his glasses when he aidentally hit the ver. authorities y the truck mpany can expect aefty repair bill. >>> and stocks kicked off i record territo yet again. e cost of that turkey dinne is down about 1%, good news, or 44 cents. the average cost to feed ten people this years $49.04. >>> all rit. let the games ben. playstation 4 is officially on sale. ps 4 hit store shelves this morning and sell for $349 and miosoft's xbox wl sell for $499. > first lady michelle obama spoke in disney world about hiringeteranses as part ofer force initiativ an. >> veterans have higy transferrable sk

from all the locals in northern texas have been experiencing a shade. key thanksgiving day with the area being rocked by a series of earthquakes and seismologists trying to get the bottom of what's going on some skeptical though about it being purely down to natural causes no one was injured although locals were understandably concerned by the tremors more than a dozen quakes of rattled north texas this month alone now some scientists point the finger at nearby gas drilling wells for causing this seismic activity in the areas seen more earthquakes since fracking began there in two thousand and eight than during the previous full decades combined and one local resident told us about what he witnessed we had like three hundred one of the two point five minutes and in that very point. and so on marker aren't berman in the house again and we did have a damage minor just a little crack in the rock my wife. and one lady and she's here to appear i'm being how. i have. been like we have. heard shake it off. and caving in they were really concerned about it. by

the same storm bringing rains to arizona, and snow to the rockies brought 10-12 inches to northern texas. more than 43 million travellers are expected to fly - many on wednesday. aaa says it's expected to be the single busiest day of the holiday week. >> i'm trying to go home. >> you can't get home. >> i can't get home. had to spend the night in here in this airport, on the cold floor. >> for those accustomed to snow, the wintry system is moving in earlier than expected. >> my flight was delayed i was bumped from two other flights. i was trying to connect to kansas city. i wish i could click my heels and be home. it's tough. >> it will get worse. with so many travelling this holiday the weather is expected to make getting around a nightmare. >> the flight was leaving at 10. we gave ourselves three hours to get here. drove in the car for four hours, sitting through the traffic. >> ice is a major problem. making roads treacherous. crews in north carolina will work through the night, prepping for the storm, spraying salt on the roads keeping them clear for tuesday morning. clsz >> we are wa

the problem is we'll see severe thunder storms beginning in northern texas, through oklahoma, and arkansas. temperature wise - 78 degrees. we expect 80 degrees for san antonio. >> rain will be the problem. going towards sunday - 83 degrees is not bad. monday - look at the difference in temperature. dropping down to 68. >> still ahead - extreme security at the world trade center. are the precautions too much? plus, the growing health scare at an ivy league school that has officials looking overseas for help. >>> a demonstration turned bloody. the libyan government called for a ceasefire after gunmen shot protesters in the capital city of tripoli, 30 were killed, 200 injured. demonstrators were expressing anger against militia controlling the country. the u.s. is putting $10 million on the table for information about the 2004 ghazi attacks. the government didn't make it public until friday. american ambassador chris stevens, with three other americans were killed when an armed group stormed a mission in benghazi. no arrests have been made. there's finally a plan to get chemical weapons out o

. >>> a fire is still raging in northern texas after a drilling crew punctured a gas pipeline. >>> a blind man and his service dog for forced off a u.s. air ways flight after the dog left its seat and wandered the aisle during a delay. according to a report, the man became verbally abusive. but on two passengers said they didn't think the man was out of line. >>> a dump truck that had the back lifted went into a tunnel in australia. the truck company can expect a hefty repair bill. >>> now to your money. stocks kick off this friday in record territory yet again. >>> the cost of the turkey is down about 1% or 44 cents. the average cost to feed ten people this year is $49.04. >>> let the games begin. playstation 4 is on sale this morning. in a week, x-box 1 will make its debut. >>> first lady michelle obama spoke at disney world as part of her joining forces initiative. >> veterans have some highly marketable and highly transferable skills. chances are, you won't go wrong if you hire a veteran. >>> a flat screen for every citizen. cnbc's michelle carusa-cabrera twooesed this message fr

now we are looking at totals from sunday of 4.5 to 5 inches of snow for parts of northern texas, oklahoma and colorado. ice accumulations in central texas into oklahoma - sleet, i making the road slippery. there's something else on the satellite we want to show you. it's unique, telling us winter is here as arctic air blasts across the ocean. the cold air across the warm water of the atlantic creates thermal warm areas creating coly flour kum u louse clouds. the clouds are streaks. it's interesting to see these on the satellite. especially confirms that the cold air is moving in. because of the cold air, we have had ice accumulations in oklahoma and texas, as we move into monday and tuesday, we expect to see potential of ice accumulations. we'll get it in arkansas and travelling up the east coast in a specific line. quick check of temperatures this morning as we get going. teens and 20s for many. high temperatures not far from that. it will be a slow wee warm up for the north-east as we get into the day. what we are tracking is an area of low pressure as it moves east, up of the east coas

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but for now locals in northern texas have been experiencing a shaky thanksgiving with the area being rocked by two worth quakes a seismologist trying to get to the bottom of what's going on both some skeptical about it being purely down to natural causes no one was injured while the locals understandably concerned by the tremors and more than a dozen quakes of rattled north texas in just this month alone now some scientists point the finger at nearby gas drilling wells for causing the seismic activity of the air you're seeing more of the quake since fracking began in two thousand and eight than during the previous four decades combined one local resident told us what he saw. we had like three hundred one of the two point five minutes for a and in that very point. and seleka aren't berman in the house for shaken and we did have a damage minor just a little crack in the rock my wife was having panic attacks with. one lady and she's here to appear i'm being how. i have. been like we have here how hard shake it off for them caving in they were really concerned about it let's take a momen

there are showers across central texas and light snow showers across parts of the northern rockies. it is tuesday into wednesday that we expect a storm system to begin a organize and produce heavier areas of precipitation. we are expecting areas of snow from parts of wisconsin further west into parts of new mexico. some areas are expecting a few inches of snow and we are talking locally up to 6 inches of rain in oklahoma and parts of northern texas. enhanced precipitation in oklahoma we had tropical storm sonya. it has weakened into a depression but it will be enhancing t enhancing. >> maria molina thank you. 41 after the hour. caughted on camera the moment a reckless driver ter rises a jerusalem suburb. the scene playing out in front of a dash board camera. no one likes a solicitor. now we are learning more americans are fighting back against them. we will tell you how they are doing it. i'm beth... and i'm michelle. and we own the paper cottage. it's a stationery and gifts store. anything we purchase for the paper cottage goes on our ink card. so you can manage your business expen

but for the meantime locals in northern texas have been experiencing a shaky thanksgiving with the area being rocked by two earthquakes seismologists are trying to get to the bottom of exactly what's going on though some are skeptical about it being purely down to natural causes now no one was injured although locals were understandably concerned by the tremors more than a dozen quakes of rattled north texas this month alone some scientists point the finger at nearby gas drilling wells for causing the seismic activity and the area has seen more of quakes since fracking began in two thousand and eight than during the previous four decades combined and one local residents told us exactly what he saw we had like three or greater one more the two point five minutes and in that very point. and sarka aren't berman in the house urged again and we did have some damage minor just a little crack in the rock my wife. and one lady and she's here appear and being how. i have. been like we have. heard. they were really concerned about it. let's now i have a look at how the controversial process of fr

texas. more than 43 million travellers are expected to fly, many on wednesday. it's a day triple a says is expected to be the busiest day of the holiday week. >> i'm trying to go home. >> you can't get home. >> i spent all night at the airport, on this cold floor. >> for those accustomed to snow, the system is moving in earlier than expected. >> my flight was delayed. we are connecting to kansas city and getting back to texas. i wish i could click my heels and be home. it's going to get worse. >> with so many travelling the weather is expected to make getting around a nightmare. >> the flight was leaving at 10. we gave ourselves a couple of hours, three hours to get here. we drove for four hours in the traffic. >> ice is a major problem. making roads pressurerous. crews in north carolina will work through the night prepping for the storm. spraying salt and keeping them clear for tuesday morning. >> we'll look at texas specifically because what is happening there is most of the rain is leavin

. >> hello, for northern texas and oklahoma, it will be an interesting ride on the highways. we are talking about sleet, freezing rain, snow. highway 20, 40 could be slick in the morning. get the weather when you wake up to see what it will be like. temperatures are dropping significantly. we'll go below freezing quickly, as you can see we are looking at snow pushing up towards parts of iowa. it will cause problems. for illinois, rain earlier, temperatures will drop. a mix of rain in your area in the next couple of of hours. the other problem is a blast of cold air coming in to canada. that's one blast. this is the second, crossing the border now. on-saturday it will make its way to the east instead of the south, across the great lakes through chicago and detroit. on sunday it will be the eastern sea bored. the other problem is not just cold air but the winds associated with it brings the field below zero in some locations. it will be windy. the wind chill will be considerable. take a look at min appo lis. when the system rolls through temperatures drop to single digits. rain

texas for the potential of icing. in some cases, a quarter of an inch to half an inch of ice, which could be really, really dangerous if you are traveling. so there is your forecast for dallas. really concerned sunday and monday when the temperatures kind of hovering around the freezing mark. that's where we have the potential for some very dangerous driving conditions. and then we are going to watch this low, the same low that's in the southwest right now, push across the southeast and give us the potential for a coastal storm. a nor'easter. so wednesday, the busiest travel day affecting millions of people all along the coast, rain, wind, we could see snow on the backside of this causing major delays from the mid-atlantic to new england. mainly i think it's going to be a rain events with some very gusty winds. but behind this very cold air, so we could get some wrap around snow heading into thanksgiving day. but of course, this is the last thing people want to hear on the busiest travel day. arthel, gregg, we'll cert

central texas, northern texas getting snow 1-2 inches. roswell in new mexico is reporting an inch and a half of snow and around the great lakes. sounds like a big winter story. it really is. arctic air pouring out of the north causing winds, wind chills around zero for parts of the north-east and all this snow come up for texas and the colorado rockies, great ski weather. different if you are travelling for thanksgiving. especially as there's more rain and sleet into central texas. for denver, 27. dallas 39 and dallas as we get into the early part of the day has of risk of freezing rain. we are cautious because of a low pressure system bringing in the cold air. it will be tracks eastwards but is something to monitor as you make your travel plans. >> welcome to al jazeera america, i'm jonathan betz with a quick update. a deal has been reached on iran's nuclear program. the announcement made by the lead european negotiator catherine ashton after talks going well into the night in geneva. president obama call the deal an important first step

the problem is across northern texas, oklahoma, that cold air is sinking in. we are looking at freeze warnings in affect as well as frost advisories just to the northwest of dallas, including the panhandle up towards parts of oklahoma. so if you have plants, you'll want to bring them in this evening. you may want to turn off your outside faucets because we're looking at very cold temperatures across the area. oklahoma city low tomorrow morning about 34 degrees. el paso at 40. and san antonio, 46 degrees for you there. the forecast for dallas, 68 degrees as with you go for the high tomorrow. it will warm up nicely to 74 by the time we get to next week no more rain is in your forecast. now, unfortunately there is a lot of rain in the forecast across the northeast. that same storm system making its way to new york. the heaviest rain to new york will be 2:00 p.m. tomorrow. that should last two or three hours. that's a look at your national weather. your headlines with tony is coming up right now. >> this is al jazeera america live from new york city. i'm tony harr

you can see the results of freezing rain and/or sleet across portions of northern texas, central texas. we're still getting snow over the higher elevations of the four corners. so taking a look at your forecast temperature, the radar as we go through time here, we're going to see the potential for freezing rain and/or sleet, not only today, but tomorrow in and around the dallas area, which is going to make travel very slippery and treacherous. do be careful on the roadways, shannon. winter weather advisories posted for all of these areas. this storm will travel eastward, up the coast, in time for the busiest travel day on wednesday. back to you. >> wow. all right, thank you very much for the warning. >> okay. >> well, missouri school district is facing a lawsuit being accused of violating the constitution because of voluntary prayer gatherings, which included a teacher, and were held before classes started in the morning. the lawsuit filed by the legal arm of the american humanist association says the teacher violated district policy that teachers remain neutral at any student-initiate

it is going to get extremely messy akron the planes in northern texas. it hasn't happened yet, but watch what happened just with the temperatures when i put this into motion. you can see them dropping with the cold front, hour by hour, as we go to tomorrow morning what was about 60-degrees is now turning into 26 here in lubic. and we will be seeing that temperature really start to go down even down here towards san antonio t a about 46. now the big problem is we have a cold front moving through, with this we will get a mix of precipitation going to get rain, going to get sleet, we will get freezing rain, and get snow the warnings are already out. winter storm warnings watches and warnings are out, as well as a lot of winter weather advisory. if you are traveling on highway 20, or on highway 40, you need to be careful. it is going to be very slick. tony, back to you. >> kevin, appreciate it. mark morgan is here now with a look at the sports headlines and the story around this heisman trophy candidate gets more and more disturbing. >> it does. the dna prov

the snow is starting to fill in across parts of new mexico and northern texas. because of that, we do have winter storm warnings and advisories posted. it does look like some of the higher elevations will continue to see significant amounts of snowfall especially northern texas where we could end up with as much as a foot of snowfall. but just to the south of that where you see those ice markers in dallas and across central parts of western texas, we could end up with a quarter inch of ice today and a half inch of ice tomorrow in dallas. that is going to create a lot of delays as the cold air surges in. what's going to happen as we go into wednesday especially as a lot of people travel for thanksgiving? as of right now, some models keep it offshore. it's not an issue. maybe rain in the southeast. other models say we could end up with a rain and wind event on wednesday. it is going to be extremely cold. look at the cold air in minneapolis. 15 degree today for a high. then it makes its way into the northeast. we're looking at high temperatures only in the lower 30

the snow is still coming down through new mexico and into northern texas and into oklahoma as well where we have already picked up over a foot of snow in some areas. now, in dallas itself, a major airline hub, we are looking at the freezing rain to take hold, even though it's not that bad right now. as we go into tonight and this storm ramps up a little bit, we are looking at some of that freezing rain to continue to coat trees and power lines. power outages will be an issue and the roads will be very slick with as much as a quarter of an inch of ice accumulating in the dallas area, also across west-central texas. watch what happens as we go into tomorrow morning. over the course of the day on monday, we are going to see this run into some warmer air. it is going to be very windy and rainy and stormy across the southeast, but it comes in the form of rain. and that's basically what it's going to do as it makes its way up the eastern seaboard. wednesday w up and down that 95 corridor, it looks like mostly rain but a very heavy rain and very windy too. we will still see delays at airports,

about 24 hours ago, when actually, northern texas and oklahoma were really being dealt the blow, take a look at some of the video that has come out herition was a major problem. 27,000 people lost their powers. of course the highways were a mess. a lot of people not ready for driving as well as a dallas/fort worth airport, we were talking about 300 flights delayed or cancelled. come back to the weather and let's take a look at what's going to happen over the next several of days. let's put this in motion. 24 hours ago, now let's go forward in time, still messy weather that was a big problem across arkansas, mississippi, a lot of storms toward the south. now, it will be tennessee as well as kentucky that's seeing most of the ice. temperatures are low, above freezing here across the northern part of southeast everyone united states. wilt watch this all night. if you are traveling on highway 81, that is where we expect to see a lot of the problems here look at most of the warnings for ice storm here across north carolina, across the appearlations, toward 95. it's on the road. later, i wi

heavy snow falling down across oklahoma city, all the way down into northern portions of texas and certainly back into albuquerque, n. four to 8 inches expected along i-20. now, this is the system that's going to make its way into the northeast as we track into the next several days. you see the area here in the yellow, that's the upper level system. upper level low east slowly over the next couple of days as it pushes into warmer air across the southeast. it will switch into rain. as we track into really early next week, monday, tuesday, on wednesday as well, that area of low pressure is going to continue to push towards the east and it's going to team up with an area of low pressure pushing in out of canada. as a result, look at wednesday. this is what we are looking at. heavy rain along the coastline from boston into banger, new york city, philadelphia, washington, d.c., all i-95 territory, but we are also going to have to deal with some snow with this system because it's going to have very cold air in place across much of the northeast. where are we looking to see the snow? certainly, ac

you can see all the icing now has made it's way from northern texas into central arkansas. so we're keeping an eye on that. here's what's happening. this system through today makes it's way along the gulf. so tuesday morning we've got southeastern heavy rain and also snow and ice north into the upper ohio river valley. by early wednesday morning we're in the thick of it here in the northeast with heavy rain. we've got on the backside of this system interior snow and wind and then wednesday afternoon it lifts up and snow back into parts of ohio, pennsylvania and on into upstate new york. look at the rainfall amounts. we're talking about down through the gulf coast anywhere from 5 to 7 inches of rain and then as you get into the appalachians up to a foot of snow in western >>> 9:10. happy monday morning to you. i'm meteorologist christina loren. taking a live look at san francis francisco. you can see a lot of haze in the air. it's actually our first winter spare the air day. we're looking for better air quality. temperatures right now are in the 50s. we got a good looking da

portions of texas to look at some still life is awesome pictures coming out of awe that denver's airport yesterday and allowed the aircraft had taken the icy masters so deftly plan on traveling in another serious just be ready for it even farther off for the useful we have is this cold front extending off their only impetus to northeast. this is mainly bring in some rainfall but makes things that were the cool there comes in in clashes with that warm air were looking at some freezing rain possibly in the central portions of texas heat when driving through this area. i do be extra cautious because that's to be some very slick roads but also to concentrate on the southwest pacific league's southern california over towards arizona because we look at the fifteen hundred millimeters of rainfall here very serious risk of flash flooding from the small press theory as it pulls off their course he's also wanna concentrate on this. he cries when all that cold air spilling in from the north. this is gonna move down in portugal mexico and possibly by for a leader on next week and especially whenever

. >> from winds in albuquerque to 10 inches of snow in northern texas to philadelphia where many are bundling up against 20-degree temperatures, no one is um mine from the severe weather, not even the south where high surf is already picking up off florida's beaches. it's not just commuters and travelers feeling the impact. in colorado springs, police on high alert as they race to wreck after wreck. >> i hit a bridge coming over. the car went airborne, sideways and i was doing 20, and white knuckled with two hands on the wheel, hoping it didn't go in the other lane. >> a hunter was trapped waist deep in water, the rescue team getting trapped after a helicopter saved everyone. it's all part of a collision course with the east coast that may claim an unexpected casualty, strong cold winds could ground the balloons at macy's thanksgiving parade. the domino effect of a wintery storm, when the calendar still says it's fall. >> the triple-a predicts 43 million americans will be hitting the highways this holiday season. that was before the storm was predicted and that's less than last year.

showers moving into northeastern texas, northern louisiana. we have some snow and lake-effect snow and rain showers across northern wisconsin, michigan. that will move into new york as well. temperatures moderate. we're not seeing a whole lot of anything too warm or too cold as the jet stream is sitting south of chicago. chicago, 56 for a high. 46 in boston. these temperatures are fairly close to average this time of the year. all the warmth across southern florida. we'll drop down. we should be in the 80s across florida with scattered thunderstorms around miami. most of the country, besides the pacific northwest, should be fairly quiet throughout most of the weekend. >>> new this morning, president obama spoke to benjamin netanyahu about iran's nuclear program. he assured him that the u.s. remains committed to prevent iran from obtaining a nuclear weapon. secretary of state john kerry is in geneva for another round of negotiations. there's not enough time this year to tackle immigration reform. kevin mccarthy of california said he's committed

tomorrow, icy conditions from mississippi river valley back into northern texas. fridged conditions in the plains and descent amount of snow. areas from 3 to 6 inches. >>> 8:33 on a welt wednesdays morning. good morning. i'm meteorologist christina loren. temperatures in the upper 50s across the board. we're only going to climb by an additional five degrees. we head into this afternoon. only climbing into the low 60s. that goes for the san jose area, the peninsula, east bay, san francisco, and the north bay. make sure you have your umbrella with you. as can you see here, getting a break from the rain, but there's more developing just off shore. that will start as we head throughout this afternoon. look at this. we stop the clock for you at lumpl time. heavy rain moving into san jose. >>> i think savannah wants to be batgirl. >> i do. i wonder if you can fix your lipstick in this mirror. >> matt. >> all right, al, thank you very much. earlier this morning we told you that adam levine is people magazine's sexiest man alive. the issue comes out on friday and includes

we have freezing drizzle in texas, snow in northern new mexico. there is even now a winter storm watch up for dallas and ft. worth. we're also fin to go watch tcon the cold air. 1500 homes are estimated uninhabitab uninhabitable. have you seen this? >> i saw the tail he saend of programming earlier about that. >> look like someone just pulled the chair out from under the house. literally just disintegrated in 30 seconds. just crazy video. i've never seen anything like that that quickly. but those poor people that don't have tell power obviously, don't have places to live, it will be freezing cold. high temperature 30 in chicago on saturday, windchills will be in the teens at night in the single dipping it digits and i it to the east coast. the giants/dallas game will be wind gusts of 40 miles per hour, windchills in the low teens. >> wow. bill, thank you very much. >>> coming up on "morning joe" live from washington, d.c., the senate takes the nuclear option. what the rule change means now and what it could mean when republicans at some point reta

again, i'm paying close attention here to northern and central texas where we get that icing tomorrow morning, in toward arkansas. then turning to rain, we could actually get some severe weather out of this, and look at the snow already. tuesday overnight into wednesday. a complete mess all up and down the i-95 corridor for the busiest travel day of the year on wednesday. mainly a rain event across the southeast, then we're going to get snow on the back side of this. we actually could get snow as far south and east as new york city on thanksgiving as the storm eventually pulls away. watching it very carefully, it now looks like a big mess for wednesday. this storm is going develop across the atlantic and combine with a northern storm bringing in all of that cold air, very gusty winds. you can bet there are going to be major delays, and people might have to postpone their travel on wednesday unfortunately. >> i want to bring something up i was reading with aaa and sources. they're expecting more people to travel within 50 miles of home which means a lot of people are going to be on the

northern texas i should say. we're looking at big snows deloping through the ctral and northern rockies. denver may see upwards of 3 to 6 inches of snow ithe next 72 hours. a lot of rain along the west coas all the way down to san francisco. but heavier snow, six to nine inches. denv may be looking at that as well we'll get to your lol forecast coming up in the nex30 seconds. i t bonuses even working part-time. where i rk, over 400 people are promoted every day. healthcare starting under $40 a moh. i got education benefits. i work at walmart. i'm a pharmacist. i got education benefits. saleassociate. i manage produce i work in gistics. there's re to walmart thanou think. vo: opportunity. that's the real wmart. >>> good mning to u. well, we have quite a b of rain on the radar. mostly concentrated over marin coun pushing into the east bay. througho the next few hours count on sck conditions mostly in theast ba that will spread to the south into san fraisco and the south bay awe headhroughout the send half of the da

at least ten structures destroyed in northern arkansas. in central texas, more than 1,000 homes were evacuated as rivers and creeks overran their banks. the national weather service reported month are than a foot of rain across the area. emergency life boats and helicopters rescued dozens stranded on rooftops. >> water came too fast. there wouldn't have been time to get the people out of the houses. >> reporter: hundreds of homes and cars left partially submerged. >> if they don't know how to cross that water, it will get you in the ditch. >> reporter: in austin, rushing waters flooded the roadways. most drivers played it safe -- >> okay, here we go. >> reporter: while others dangerously navigated through streets overtaken by floodwaters. >> we're pushing them out. >> reporter: even pushing vehicles stalled by the rapid currents. the city's iconic downtown statue up to its waist in water symbolizes the immense power of this halloween storm. as this large cold front moves east, packing wons as high as 60 miles an hour, it may snarl air trav

and northern cattle interests. the failure of the national trail coupled with these quarantines and the continued settlement of farmers stringing of barbed wire brought an end to what some have called the greatest migration of livestock in world history. thank you. i'd be happy to take some questions. do people need to come up front here? if you have a question, please come up, so that you can be on, on camera. >> what was the months they traveled? >> what months? the slaughter season was during the winter. so after the fall round-up, the droving season, there were actually two, there was one in the spring and one in the fall. the spring drove started when the grass began to get green enough, so that you could sustain the herds across. and it went as long as the market was strong. sometimes they drove partway, stopped, and waited for a favorable market. grazed in the area, because most of the areas that they were moving through were public domain and they were feeding off the public grass. >> any other questions? y

each spring, veteran drovers appeared on the texas ranges. although these individuals were well known to consigners, strangers bearing letters of introduction occasionally appeared to purchase herds. some owners sold their animals outright. but more often, sold them on terms, frequently for half-cash and the balance after the sale. droving during the pre-civil war period was not, however, confined to regular traders, there were a wide variety of business arrangements existing between groups of neighbors and friends and relatives, who engaged in intermittent cooperative marketing ventures. a single drove of 211 beefs delivered to a market in east texas drover in july of 1854 represented 15 different stockmen had cattle in that drive. the largest cattle owner owned 78 head and the fewest owned one. by eliminating the middleman, such arrangements potentially yielded greater profits to those who participated, but also placed ranchers at risk to the market and to trail hazards. during the three decades following the civil war, however, a handful o

texas tech, we're seeing right now. fresno state/nevada, just getting started. if you haven't seen jordan lynch play at northern illinois, watch him play quarterback. they were in a bcs game last year. they could be a bcs buster this season. louisville was off this week. ucla beating colorado right now. >> gus: first down and ten at the 49 for texas tech. another low snap in the middle. ball caught by eric ward. he'll get down at the 41. shaun lewis again. >> charles: shaun lewis one of my favorite players in college football. all over the place, playing coverage, blitzing. good, sure tackler in the open field. there's joe mitchell. a former safety, now turned linebacker. he's played well for oklahoma state this

we are in the 30s in texas and teens many areas in the northern plains. the only spot we are really concerned with looks like the northern rockies, montana, north dakota. otherwise a chilly late november day. that's your national forecast. here's a look at the weather outside your window. >>> today charlotte, north carolina after another cold start you warm up to 51. new orleans will be about 59. areas in florida starting to warm up after a very chilly turkey day. >>> i'll have the whole weekend forecast coming up. >> a whole weekend of shopping i'm sure. >>> the north koreans are at it again, this time with nukes. >>> best in show, meet the winner of the national dog show. >>> and a floating city for 50,000 people. would you want to live there? "early today" is back in two. >>> welcome back. less than 24 hours before president obama's self-imposed deadline for fixing healthcare.gov. officials say the vast majority of people will have a better experience. >>> as people try to enroll for health care the technology team is scrambling to build a new part of

the jet stream down there bringing the moisture into texas and portions of northern louisiana, arkansas, missouri into southern wisconsin. this front slowly moving in our direction. but ahead of it we've got some warmer air. down here in the south, temperatures in the 60s and 70s. that warmer air is riding over the cool air we have. that's what's creating the clouds we have right now. we'll see some clouds. and during the day tomorrow we'll see clouds and sunshine. essentially it will be breezy and milder in the next couple of days. you bet you. compared to what we saw today, mild air flows in. we'll see some clouds from time to time. thursday another front to the west with shower activity likely. then it turns cool again for the end of the week. the bay temp right around 58 degrees now. sunrise 6:39. sets at 5:01. yeah really early compared to what we had. tonight partly cloudy. 42 downtown. 57degrees tomorrow. about 10 degrees or more warmer than we had today. with clouds breaking and some sun by the afternoon. so a nice fall day and milder than today. >> okay. >> milder than okay. ok

dallas, texas, is a high of 72 today and 53 tomorrow. almost a 20 degrees temperature drop. it could happen quickly in just a matter of hours. iit stays cold and there could e freeze warnings in affect as freeze warnings have not hit yet. freeze warnings will be issued and that's in affect today across many areas in texas. now the temperatures across the mid-atlantic states in the northeast are climbing before that front gets here, the temperatures go up and then goes down quickly. a mild day today, and then the cold air is here. new york sees temperatures in the raising today, and 30s in the morning. thursday, friday, it's try but the temperatures are chilly in the mid to low 50s. >> cavdave warren, thank you vey much. "the stream" is next, and it's the 11th hour of the 11th day, and the 11th month, today is veteran's day. so say thanks. iran where they seem to be moving forward. in your estimate, how close are we getting to that point where iran is extremely close to building a bomb? >> well, i think that it is fair to say that iran likely already possesses the technical w

as we speak we have light snow and freezing rain coming across northern and western areas of texas making for messy conditions. that's what we are dealing with now. we are watching another storm system. notice the counterclockwise spin. it's an area of low pressure that we'll track over the next few days, it will be a storm system all the way to the thanks gaving holiday that is -- thanksgiving holiday that is impacting. we are going to see rain into parts of texas, but the wintry weather thanks to the moisture. a number of winter storm warnings in place across texas, back into new mexico. that's the area shaded in the darkest blue. we were under a winter storm watch. it has been upgraded. expect conditions to deteriorate as we head into the evening and sunday and monday morning. be prepared for changing conditions. we have winter weather advisories in place. the storm system will be on the move. freezing rain is what you can expect. highways, overpasses and breezes impassing. the area of pressure moving up the coast. it will present rainfall for wednesday, a busy travel day. we'll take y

arkansas, in central texas more than 1,000 homes were evacuated as rivers and creeks overran their banks. the national weather service reported more than a foot of rain across the area. emergency lifeboats and helicopters rescued dozens stranded on rooftops. >> water came too fast. there wouldn't have been time to get the people out of the houses. >> hundreds of homes and cars left partially submerged. >> if they don't know how to cross that water it will get you in the ditch. >> reporter: in austin, rushing waters flooded the roadways. most drivers played it safe while others dangerously navigated through streets overtaken by floodwaters. >> we're pushing him out. >> reporter: even pushing vehicles stalled by the rapid currents. the iconic downtown statue up to its waist in water, symbolizes the immense power of this halloween storm, as this large cold front moves east today packing winds as high as 60 miles per hour it may snarl air travel and cause commuter headaches in major cities up and down the i-95 corridor. that's exactly what we're seeing now, carol, three-hour delays at laguar

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. >> in texas we have seen in the northern parts up to 10" of snow. and not usual for texas and not a place where we are used to drive in all of this. let's look and as you can see you see areas of anything, dallas for example at the airport rain and areas in the suburbs it's snow so it's right on the freezing mark. as it moves along and we have the different winter weather advisories uch and warnings from texas to arkansas and slick conditions there and this slowly moves out through the day and turns more into rain as it moves through the south with warm air coming in but this is where all of this moves heading up the coastline into the day on wednesday impacting some of the big hubs out there on a very busy travel day, one of the busiest travel holidays as we watch all of that. by midday tuesday on ward they are some areas impacted and the areas in yellow are chances for thunderstorms through the south and then on kind of back and north side of in the blues that we are showing are areas that could see some snow mix in so if you are doing the drive i

the ice storm is ending in texas but there's an ice storm ongoing northern portions of arkansas. right now we're okay in little rock. as we go into tuesday, still mostly a rainstorm. i may mostly because there is an area of ice here in the higher terrain of the appalachians in nok, also west virginia, going up to pittsburgh. that's going to be late in the day. but the heavy torrential rains and windy conditions will be down here in the southeast. as far as tuesday goes, if you're traveling at the airports, the worst of it tomorrow is going to be atlanta in the morning, charlotte really all day long and raleigh afternoon and evening with the heavy rain and then late in the day towards the d.c. airports. pittsburgh also some sleet and snow mixing your way late in the day. then as we go into wednesday, the busiest travel day of the year they call it, the storm will be right over the top of new york city as we go through wednesday morning. very windy. boston logan could be one of the worst airports dealing with the heavy rain and the wind. the back side will be snow, maybe even heavy

i was stationed at fort hood, texas. and, yeah. first deployment baghdad and second was kirkuk, the northern province. >> and after two years since retiring from the army, she is still finding it difficult to get work. >> well, without exaggerating i think i have filled out about 35 job applications. sent them out and haven't got any calls for any interviews. i have gone to the veterans affairs office and they told me that right now the hiring freeze, you know, there is not much they could do. so they told me flat out, you know, it's just really hard. >> how long have you been looking? >> since a year now. unfortunately joanna isn't alone. after serving in the military for 13 years, jerry joined national guard because he was finding it hard to get by. he says it's just tough out there right now. >> my experience was it was just kind of hard to make it in montgomery county without -- you know, it's just expensive to live there and with the national guard it subsidizing a little bit of my income so that i can make it from month to mo

a batch of moisture in texas, a little rain and snow in the highest elevations of the northern rockies. in the east, a little bit of lake effect snow in pennsylvania and portions of new york state this afternoon. here we had clouds that kind of made it over the mountains for a little while, but for the most part, partly sunny day, certainly cooler. there you see the lake effect snow. when the winds come across the warm lakes, cold winds pick up the moisture. soon as it gets into 500 to 1000 feet above elevations, squeezes it out in the form of snow. some days, they get hours and hours of these constant lake effect snows. this time of year particularly when the lakes are warm, you get some of your heaviest snows. once the lakes freeze over, you don't have a lot. won't see that for a while. cool here tonight, cool tomorrow. on sunday, mild air coming in ahead of another front that will cool us down for next week. looks like it's going to get chilly by the middle of next week. winds, southwest 5 to 15 on the bay. however, tonight, there the breeze is up. bay temp, 58 degrees. overnight to