back through upstate new york. even seeing light snow in the new york city metropolitan area over the catskills and poconos. we are on the southern end in terms of the storm. it will continue to exit the area as we go through the rest of the evening. then we have to deal with winds. we are expecting gusts around 34 miles per hour here in new york city in the morning. that's a big concern for the macy's thanksgiving day parade large balloons. they won't be able to go up if gusts are above 34 miles an hour. they will test that tomorrow morning. look at how it will feel. 12 in buffalo. 15 in new york city. feels like 10 in albany tomorrow morning. you have to layer up to be out and about in the cold. as we track the storm system there will be lake effect snows tonight across the great lakes back into michigan, parts of upstate new york through tomorrow. otherwise the weather is quiet across the country through thursday. it should be sunny and dry in most spots. even into friday. if you're traveling back from the holid

back through upstate new york we're even seeing a little bit of light it snow. but otherwise we're on the southern end of the storm. it will continue to exit the area as we go through the rest of this evening. but then we have to deal with the winds. and we're expecting gusts around 34 miles per hour here in new york city in the morning. that as a big concern for the macy's thanksgiving day parade large balloon. they won't be able to go up if the wind's in excess of 20 miles per hour. 15 in new york city. you've got to layer up. as we track the storm system, there's still going to be lake-effect snows across the great lakes, back into michigan, parts of upstate new york. otherwise the weather's pretty quiet across the country as we go through thursday. it should be nice and sun ony i most spots. on sunday, you'll find t temperatures in the 40s. and it's dry and sunny, that's good news considering what so many people had to deal with to get where they're going. >>> let's check in on the chances that the balloons will get clearance to take off and be allowed to fl

of upstate new york, western pennsylvania and all the way down through kentucky and even tennessee. a lot of places also dealing with some snowfall. six to 12 inches for cast for some areas, especially along the interior northeast. that wind picking up, gusting up to 40 miles per hour. even higher numbers have been reported across new york city, like jfk. you see nantucket, gusting over 40 miles an hour. 41. >> all right. thank you very much. my daughter, sally, was flying from texas. she landed on time late last night. my daughter, mary, up from philly, was on the train. delayed three hours. locomotive conked out. >> but she made it? >> usually just the opposite. >> exactly right. today is the biggest travel day of the year and that's why we have dispatched steve centanni to reagan national airport in washington where outside the weather is frightful. what's it like inside, steve? >> reporter: that's right. it's raining outside and it's pretty good inside so far. more crowds arriving as time goes on because it's going to be a very, very busy day, very crowded here at this airport.

winds topping 35 miles an hour will blow through upstate new york and new england, but it shouldn't be a problem for the balloons in new york city thankfully for that thanksgiving day parade. >>> in sports now the miami heat won their eighth consecutive game. lebron james scored a game-high 28 points and had eight rebounds and eight assists as the heat beat cleveland, 95-84. the cavs have now lost four in a row. >>> in brooklyn, the nets fell behind the lakers by 27 points. then they caught up. the game was tied at 92-92 when wesley johnson got the steal and the tie-breaking basket. the lakers held on to beat the nets, 99-94. >>> in college hoops, syracuse won the maui invitational title. c.j. fair scored 14 of his 24 points in the second half on his way to being named the tournament mvp. eighth ranked syracuse beat 18th ranked baylor, 74-67. >>> and duke freshman jabari parker scored a career-high 27 points as they beat alabama 74-64 in the semifinals m.i.t. tip-off. duke plays arizona for the championship tomorrow. >>> when we return, another look at this morning's top stories, and a

you see everywhere from new york below that to upstate new york and new england. this could disrupt thanksgiving travel across the country even if there are no clouds in certain parts of the nation because in terms of takeoff and landing it is o'hare airport in chicago that is the world's busiest and things tends to fall like dominoes and that is where jeff flock is live now. what do those greens look like? is there a lot of red in the word canceled? >> you showed the satellite picture and the thing about it is a lot of snow and a lot of places, major airports escape it. take a look. and things are off, look at new york flights, la guardia, that flight is an hour late, 3:35 is ten minutes late. north flights are on time. it could have been worse out there and pretty amazing. we are at the american terminal in 0 air. you mentioned airline stocks. look at them now as well. partly because of the news about american and i talk to american employees a little bit about -- that was the close one. thank god we get that approved so we can move forward on the plan. take a l

we have snow coming down in parts of upstate new york and pennsylvania, and again, this is only today in the afternoon. we expect this to continue overnight and tomorrow for the northeast. it is significant precipitation out there. the center of the storm right now in the southeast and heavy rain in georgia and tennessee and in the carolinas. but as the storm heads north, it will be intensifying and the wind gusts is the concern. that dark shading blue are gusts at 50 miles per hour. new york city could see 50 miles per hour wind gusts and widespread over new jersey and delaware and look at noon, worst of the conditions in terms of the wind will be in place in the city of boston. anyone flying out here in the early morning hours tis going to be tough to get out of the airport. we will see widespread delays at that time and the storm heads out of time by thursday and the wind will linger and gusts 30 miles per hour coming up on thursday. here is the time line in the southeast and northeast. and inland, we'll see significa significant snowfall accumulation. western pa and parts of ohio

the mob took over a town in upstate new york. >> friendly rivalry that got completely out of hand. >>> why a number of people will never be able to use the site for health care. >> they're lowering the bar on success. >>> on a lighter note, take a look at this. this is the hilarious alternate ending of "breaking bad." we'll talk about that coming up in "pop news." >>> we'll start with the concern this morning of severe weather. meteorologist ginger zee has been tracking it all. ginger, this is something that you're really concerned about. >> right. here's how it's going to go. we got the warm air and then the cold. this large area and a strong jet stream that's going to fuel these dangerous storms. it's going to start late morning for some folks and go through the overnight. from mississippi to new york. the heart of it, the part we're most concerned with would be the tornado risk from indiana, south bend back to evansville, the moderate risk includes chicago, detroit, louisville. this is a serious day. one of those days we're telling you right now, later this morning through the over

. >> in new york state a lawmaker in upstate new york is looking to make it a gang crime which carries up to 25 year sentence for it. maybe something like that would help. >> if you look at it, there are no black victims from what i can tell on that. definitely is racially motivated and the question is, the cowardice of the media and black leaders who comment on anything but black on black violence or black on white violence. two people have agreed this san issue. charles barkley and thomas soul who you couldn't find two more different people on the planet agree that something like this, the violence that's going on these days is a problem and whatever drives the violence, i don't know what is it, if it's resentment, who knows -- i don't know why you have to change the description of crime to make it more punishable. i don't like hate crime. call it crime. throw away the key. >> if you hit somebody on the street you'll get a lower penalty. >> which makes no sense to me. >> technically it's assault rather than a gang crime. actually if i go and punch a black man i would get punished les

new york. it is going to get bad later this evening, temperatures dropping 10 to 15 degrees, heading into the upper 20s tonight and the roads are very wet. david: takes swings, it was in the 50s. a big change of weather happening all over the country. we will be taking a look at janet yellen under the fed chair. former colleague of mitt romney, he is going to tell us what he thinks janet yellen should really be focused on once she takes office. liz: and we will tell you about the newest trend when it comes to wine. if you're buying organic this thanksgiving and you haven't maybe, you need to listen up, there is a green wine that may make it on your grocery list. a new form of the business. you really love, what would you do?" ♪ [ woman ] i'd be a writer. [ m ] i'd be a baker. [ woman ] i wanna be a pie maker. [ man ] i wanna be a pilot. [ woman ] i'd be an architect. what if i told you someone could pay you and what if that peon were you? ♪ when you think about it, isn'that what retirement

the rain extending from upstate new york to little rock, arkansas. it's getting its motion encontrolsed as the area of high pressure has moved off to sea. we have a high pressure bubble over cape hatteras. a warm dry air continuing to surge in but colder temps are on the way, cooler temps i should say. tomorrow we touch the low 60s by midday. the rain will have a cooling effect and the chill descending. you'll see the effects and fuel the difference in the le 50s on friday. tonight 52 for the low last clouds increase. tomorrow 62 with showers likely. then it's going to be clear and cold tomorrow night and sunshine. friday will be breezy. you'll feel the crisp effects. saturday bouncing back. sunday we're talking 60 or so for the ravens tailgate. i think the wind will be gone so not a bad deal and by the way, your veteran's day monday for all the parades, it looks good, 60 or so with some sun. >> don't be alarmed if you see a blimp in the air. it's in the good year. it's from the naval research lab. they're testing avionic systems. it will start next

narrator: the majority of new york city's drinking water comes from watersheds in upstate new york. a watershed is the area of land where water from rain or snow melt drains downhill into a body of water. mountains act as a funnel to feed rivers and lakes. and in this case, reservoirs. in the new york city system, water is collected and stored in 19 reservoirs, which can hold more than a year's supply -- over 580 billion gallons of water. almost all of the system is fed by gravity, without the use of energy-consuming pumps. valves open to regulate the flow into the 85-mile-long delaware aqueduct -- the longest tunnel in the world. at hillview reservoir... the water is partitioned into another giant tunnel system. where it travels deep below manhattan. the pressure built up by gravity from the mountains pushes the water upwards toward the surface through vertical shafts. these shafts feed the water mains of each neighborhood, which branch into smaller pipes below the streets... feeding into buildings and houses, into the plumbing, and finally, after its long journey, to our faucets.

west virginia, western pennsylvania, upstate new york will start to see snow and they could get there and national weather service says all of this will be over thanksgiving morning but it will be difficult for many travelers trying to get home for thanksgiving. >> thank you very much. >> room well it will take much more to take fluffy or your dog. they will be raising the pet fee and it is still cheaper than others who charge more per pet. >>> several doctors and nurses are traveling to the philippines. hundreds more are still missing and more than 12,000 are now homeless and traveling to recover. >>> coming up, along aweighedded report. the report found adam lance disa was upset with violent video games where players gunned down video students in a school. he spent most of his time in a room and the windows and and there was information about them. >> it is somebody who is extremely difficult to manage. >> it took less than 20 minutes for lance disa to kill -- lance disa -- adam lanza to kill everyone and take his own life. >>> couples requested licenses this year and that's an incr

♪ this is storm king art park in upstate new york. by the seventies, massive abstract works like these had become the blue-chip staple of corporate collectors in america. 50 years ago, the german critic walter benjamin prophesied that the impact of film and mass reproduction would change forever our idea of what art is. as we come towards the end of this century, we're nearer that point than ever before. since the sixties particularly, many people have felt that western art is in a state of crisis, with no pattern or direction, that the western tradition is played out. abstraction lost its shock value and became ordinary. the new directions suggested by pop and minimalism seemed to many to be a dissolution of all tradition. at the heart of all this perhaps lies the belief that the myth of progress, which has sustained the west for so long, is now at an end. there is a feeling of contradiction between our material demands and our spiritual needs. because of this, many artists today are turning back to first principles, and the first pr

you'll hear from george howell in upstate new york, alina machado at the world's busiest airport. >> george, let's kick ito with you. clearly going to be a white thanksgiving for folks in the buffalo area. what are conditions like? are they getting worse? are they holding steady? >> michael, suzanne, good afternoon. so yeah, the situation now we do expect lake-effect snow showers later today. that's a possibility. overnight, we got about 3 to 4 inches. if you talk to any buffalo resident, they're used to that sort of thing. many of them are happy to see the snow back on the ground. they like that sort of thing, but the concern is for people who are traveling millions of people on the roads this wednesday trying to get in position, trying to get in place for thanksgiving. and the big concern is on the roads as things get slick and icy. for instance, here in buffalo right now, i want to go to this other camera we have set up where you can see travelers on this road. the road is clear. the plows have done their job. but we are below freezing. and where things may have gotten above freez

new york. once this system moves out of the northeast, temperatures behind it are going to get very cold. early tomorrow morning, people heading out in new york city for the macy's thanksgiving day parade, take a look what the temperature is forecast to be. 29 degrees early tomorrow morning. you need to bundle up and that's not even factoring the wind. the wind could be a big issue out here. we are expecting gusts up to 40 miles per hour and steve, elisabeth and brian, that could be an issue with the floats. those balloons. they might have to bring them back down when it's this strong. >> if the winds are as strong as they're predicting. maria, thank you very much. >> thank you. >> who needs to spend all day cooking tomorrow when you can get it all in a doughnut? >> steve is loving it. heather, we don't need to cook. look. >> i love that. i bet brian could cram anything in a doughnut. >> hey, could we if to that clip? -- could we if to that clip? -- go to that clip? i was late. i didn't know th

at issue, whether a upstate new york town starting with a christian prayer violates the separation of suchurch and stat. joining me now, justice correspondent pete williams inside the supreme court chamber for today's arguments and also with us michael smerconish. let's talk about what happened today. i heard a couple of your reports, particularly what justice elena kagan had to say? >> it's one thing for somebody to sit in a town board meeting and the supreme court 30 years ago said there noz constitutional problem with legislative bodies opening with prayer. suppose the supreme court opened with a minister being called up by the chief justice and minister talked about the sacrifice of jesus on the cross and asked everyone to pray, would that cross the line? that was -- that sort of typical of how far can you go here. the problem is that the town has history on its side. the supreme court upheld legislative prayer noting that the very first congress started it the at the same time with the bill of rights. it didn't bother the founders. they say it's different from you're sitting in a

the mob that took over a town in upstate new york. >> friendly rivalry that got completely out of hand. >>> also, headaches continue in the obama care fiasco. why a number of people will never be able to use the site to sign up for health care. of course, that is when the site is up and running. >> they're lowering the bar on success. we'll talk about that in just a minute. >>> on a lighter note, take a look at this. this is the hilarious alternate ending to the hit tv show "breaking bad." the lead actor bryan cranston channeling his much meeker past from "malcolm in the middle." we'll talk about that coming up in "pop news." >>> we'll start with the concern this morning of severe weather. meteorologist ginger zee has been tracking it all. ginger, this is something that you're really concerned about. >> right. this is a dangerous situation setting up. here's how it's going to go. we got the warm air and then the cold. you've got those basic elements coming together. this large area and a strong jet stream that is going to fuel these dangerous storms. it's going to start late morning fo

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upstate new york, central and eastern pennsylvania may see severe weather tonight. 81 different tornado reports. a couple points of note, that's more tornado today than in an average month of november, but up until today we were on pace to be one of the calmest tornado years in decades. we've been dry for 60 consecutive days. but doppler will be lit up soon. >>> new video showing a terrifying tower of the typhoon that hit the philippines, it was shot by the aid worker that took refuge on the top house of the boardinghouse. >> u.s. and philippine troops are working around the clock the ship out relief supply. 10 days after the storm many communities are fending for themselves and they are running out of time. you are talking about leaving your home. >> yes, there's nothing we can do. there's no problem with us, actually i have lost sleep for nine days. >> storm survivors cannot hold out without the basic. >> this gathering of tears is generating aid for the philippines. a box of old but clean shirts. cindy chavez was on hand and the deputy consul general of the philippines. >> we've had

>> it's pennsylvania and upstate new york right now. but there's an awful lot of rain still coming down notice shenandoah valley and parts west of d.c. it's 33. when the sunsets, it's not going to be 33. it's going to be 32, 31. and that's going to freeze. so yes, we're still seeing is the snow up here across pennsylvania. i mean altoona, dubois, all these areas that's all snow coming down. what you're seeing with shannon is some of the melting on the roadways but that will stop when the sunsets. that's pittsburgh. and everything else all down here that's all rain. you think it's just rain. that's no big deal. well, this is a map of atlanta in the rain. here's the center of atlanta right there. that's what we call the perimeter. here's one major artery. i-85, shut down right there because of two tractor-trailers that collided just northeast of atlanta georgia. probably shut down in the southbound direction until 38 p.m. look the an your clock. that's a ways away. here comes the rain. charleston back -- even rain can make a big problem.

new york, so if you are traveling along the freeway, definitely want to use precaution there. and if you are traveling on the west coast, along, i five, we have a lot of fog to con tinned with today. this is seattle a few miles ago. so if you have anywhere to go, just take it'ssy we have a fog advisory in effect until 4:00 this afternoon. backs to the east coast where the skies have cleared out all the way into our capitol. looking like a lovely day to say the at least. 40 degrees in our nation's capitol, and well that wind is certainly going to demise, as we track into the afternoon and on into tomorrow. winds were gusting turks 20 miles an hour earlier in the day, but as they said, that wind will continue to diminish. and really on into the evening. friday and saturday, temperatures are going to stay in the 30's, as we head towards next week, temperatures are on the rise. now it is very chilly across the southeast, all the way down into jacksonville. temperatures are about 15 to 25 degrees below where they should be at this time of the year. >> thank you very much. what happ

getting good snows through eastern sections of pennsylvania and upstate new york. temperatures, 36 downtown. 39, 36 in gaithersburg. 39 downtown and 37 in manassas. the winds are a factor. gusting to 25 in gaithersburg. gusting to 24 downtown, which means it feels like it's in the 20s. heading out tonight, please bundle up. teens are on the way in terms of windchills. we'll let you know if this will freeze and take you through the holiday weekend. >> thanks, top. again, no major holiday travel troubles to speak of here in our area. that winter storm that topper has been talking all object causing gridlock in other parts of the northeast. in new york, 50-mile per hour winds brought down power lines and heavy rain made for a pretty treacherous drive along the jam packed i-95 corridor. accidents also piled up in parts of ohio and pennsylvania. >> just trying to concentrate. it wasn't anything else, trying to focus. >> there's a lot of pooling on the roads, so traction is difficult. police reports are full of spinouts and all of the roads. >> more than 230 flights have

one or two inches falling in upstate new york. when we time is out, snow accumulation over the course of the next two days will be around the great lakes or in new york. we will put this into motion, expect it to pick up late monday night. overnight into tuesday morning, spots around pittsburg, and philadelphia, would get light snow. we can see snow in the air. we are not expecting accumulations as you get closer to the atlantic ocean. it's too warm and has not gotten cool fuf to let it pile up. arctic air bringing in the first of the season. the arctic air will push further. the cold thick air takes longer to work its way south. it will do that into tuesday, when we have a chance of as far south as the blue ridge mountains to get snow. temperatures will drop, around the freezing marks. we get into tuesday, we'll feel the chill on the east coast, with our textures staying in the low 40s. >> each side in the iran nuclear talks is blaming the other for failure to reach a deal. three days of talks on sunday. the extra 10 days could h

new york. >> barns and noble is having a rough time, the nation's largest brick and mortar book seller says quarterly sales fell 8%. and demand for the nook reader dropped one third. they expect christmas sales to be down as welt, it does look like it will be a happy retail season for tiffany. after a strong third quarter, they now say earnings soared 50%, and sales jumped 7%, they say it is all due to strong demand coming out of china. on wall street, the dow up right now 24 points. any positive finish will mean a 34 record close. as we talk about, wall street is on a tear, if things keep going the way they are, today would be number 43. one reason the markets are so high, is something known as quantititive easing. al jazeera patricia explores the relationship between the fed, and the markets. earning a quarter point interest for the bank. >> it doesn't seem like a whole lot, but for financial institutions in this environment, where interest rates are so low, 25 basis points actually represent

we still will see some significant rainfall for upstate new york, vermont, new hampshire and maine but the big cities, including new york city, philadelphia and boston, the worst of the rainfall has moved out. look at the west coast nary a drop of rain between now and friday evening when you'll be shopping instead of eating. if you want to check the latest travel delays maybe check traffic around here, you can do that by heading to our website at kpix.com. that is your forecast. we'll have our full wrap-up for the bay area forecast coming up in a few minutes. >>> thank you. if high-speed rail falls apart it could derail a lot more than just the bullet train. caltrain was counting on a huge cash infusion to electrify its aging fleet. if that doesn't happen, phil matier says the domino effect could be painful and pricy. phil. >> reporter: that's right, because this money wasn't just for high-speed rail. it's for one of our primary commuter systems, as well. here's the story. for years, caltrans the busy peninsula commuter line that carries 50,000 people a day has been banking on converti

lake-effect snow showers in western pennsylvania and upstate new york. we have high winds in to new england. >>> 40s in boston and new york. 50s minneapolis to memphis. mostly 50s in the northwest and 83 in miami. >>> well, a pair of frisky twins are stealing the show at the national zoo. >> the tigers made their first public debut yesterday frolicking through their new digs for the first time before gaining access to the yard and moat. they had to pass a swim test to prove they could keep their heads above water. >> check them playing right there. horsing around. >> they are the first litter of their 4-year-old mom. too cute. >> these tigers are critically endangered. there are only 400 to 500 of them living in the wild. the ones in captivity, i think all we want them to do is have babies, live wonderful lives so we can bring the numbers up obviously. >> tigers are one of the few cats that actually like water. >> i did not know that. >>> coming up, who's demanding better security from cell phone companies, the government and police. >>> and this morning

new york that extends back into portions of ohio as well as pennsylvania. and in terms of wind gusts, right around 8:00 thursday morning we're talking about gusts between 35 and 45 miles an hour from boston down to new york city. and of course the big thanksgiving day parade is going to happen here in new york city on thursday. and there's a threshold in terms of the winds. and it will be very, very close. macy's will let everyone know whether those large balloons will fly, but definitely by thanksgiving day the weather is a lot calmer across the country. we can't wait for that. >> hopefully everybody will be where they need to be by then. janice huff in the weather center will keep an eye on all of it. janis, thanks. >>> in other news, obama care is back at the supreme court. this time the question is about religion and whether this new health care law can require companies to offer contraceptives. our justice correspondent pete williams joins us from our washington bureau tonight with this latest challenge to the law. pete, good evening. >> reporter: bria

and upstate new york. so get ready for the storm system today and tomorrow. >> maria, thank you very much. so thanksgiving of course as you have been hearing is one of the byest travel seasons of the year. according to the group airlines for america 25 million people are going to take to the skies. that's a 1.5% increase from what we saw last year and the most air travel we have seen since 2011. the group also says it's the busiest travel day will be sunday december 1 as everybody head back home. we have an estimated 2.5 million passengers back there. >> as my prend friend lou waters used to say. how to they know that? we are jam packed today. president obama hitting his critics on iran. saying it's easy to bluster. john bolton is here to respond to that in minutes. >> reporter: new reaction from the wife of this american pastor who is jailed in iran and wanted to be home with his family this christmas. she is calling out the white house on this and said she could have made her husband part of the deal. bi

light, lake-effect snow for parts of upstate new york and western pennsylvania. a windy day in new england. >> 40s in chicago to new york. 60s from atlanta to new orleans. mostly 50s and 60s across the rockies. >>> still ahead, an important story for women. doctors have discovered a new risk for anyone taking the pill. >> that's right. >>> and the chaotic meeting. the embattled mayor of toronto charges at someone in a heated debate. this morning, he's taking on his critics in a new interview with abc news. >>> plus, unusually cool and calm. but not this time. what set off tom brady at the end of "monday night football"? >>> welcome back. the justice department and jpmorgan chase are expected to announce a $13 billion settlement. over allegations about the bank's role in the housing crisis. it would be the biggest deal between the government and a corporation. >>> for the first time, online shopping is set to outpace traditional in-store buying this season. 47% of consumers will turn to the internet. that's compared to 37% that will head to physical stores. >>> an

he grew up as an only child in upstate new york with few friends and became very self-reliant that was one of his defining characteristics throughout his life and presidency. and again he made this decision alone without ever having spoke and he always waited until the last minute he reasoned dialogue and more information if i wait and having the opportunity so he never made a decision unless he had to. what did i learn? he was famously social and love to have people around him all the time even if it was a tense situation or especially if it was he loved the vitality of people around him all the time of yet he was a loner his wife said he had no confidants not even me if i was hard-pressed to explain any one with whom he confided with major issues but pulitzer prize-winning playwright became a speech writer during this period he wrote a classic biography and it is a great biography complemented with another biography by another if you are really fascinated. but what sure was said about roosevelt was he has a thickly forested interior. think about the. he did not want anyone to penetra

showers are expected across southern florida, upstate new york, and northern pennsylvania could see some lake-effect snow. >>> the nfl is being questioned for the way officials handled the deadly storm system that hammered the midwest on sunday. the league allowed the chicago bears and baltimore ravens to kick off at noon despite the threat of high winds, heavy rain in the forecast. delay was eventually delayed and fans were told to take cover in soldier field concourse area. a league spokesman said the safety of fans, players and officials is the nfl's top concern. >>> a dramatic finish in "monday night football" between carolina and new england. with the panthers trailing by three points late in the game, cam newton throws a 25-yard touchdown pass to ted ginn jr. for the lead. and on the last play of the game, tom brady's intercepted in the end zone. an official throws a flag. and it appears a carolina player commits a pass interference penalty, but the officials decide there's no foul on the play. carolina wins 24-20. >>> and in college basketball, number 9 syracuse survived a scare a

new york that extends back into portions of ohio as well as pennsylvania. and in terms of wind gusts, right around 8:00 thursday morning we're talking about gusts between 35 and 45 miles an hour from boston down to new york city. and of course the big thanksgiving day parade is going to happen here in new york city on thursday. and there's a threshold in terms of the winds. and it will be very, very close. macy's will let everyone know whether those large balloons will fly, but definitely by thanksgiving day the weather is a lot calmer across the country. we can't wait for that. >> hopefully everybody will be where they need to be by then. janice huff in the weather center will keep an eye on all of it. thanks. >>> in other news, obama care is back at the supreme court. this time the question is about religion and whether this new health care law can require companies to offer contraceptives. our justice correspondent pete williams joins us from our washington bureau tonight with this latest challenge to the law. good evening. >> reporter: good evening. the

new york and they could get pummeled by 20612 inches much snow -- 6 to 12 inches of snow by thursday. certainly it will be a rough 24 to 48 hours for many travelers who are trying to get home for the holiday. >> as for here many people are expected to get ready for the busiest travel day of the year. we will have a live report with what travelers can expect. >>> they are mourning the death of a three-year-old boy who was hit and killed in across walk on the way to a playground. yesterday, the child was hit and the driver did stop and is cooperating with police. they say the lack of a left- turn signal is dangerous. >> pay attention to what is going on around you. >> that tragedy was san jose's deadly quest from last year. >>> they are hop forking a popular teacher and coach. he was driving over the weekend and chp said he was trying to direct traffic away when another car hit and killed him. he was a long time coach and teacher at the school and the vigil will be held at 6:00 tonight at the school. >>> highway 1 near the devil slide will be shut down after a deadly accident. a motorc

we went to upstate new york where researchers are testing to do see how it all works. you may find wireless internet in the most remote places, on a plane and in space. where you may not find it yet, deep under water. >> these are devices that communicate underwater wirelessly. >> reporter: these researchers developed technology they say will create a deep sea internet. an idea initially fodder for late-night laughs. >> a wi-fi network that can work underwater. yeah. well, time warner is trying to develop a wi-fi network that can work. >> reporter: of course, fallon means time warner cable. regardless, to melody it, no laughing matter. hard work. he hopes the technology will improve tsunami detection, natural gas exploration, pollution monitoring and security surveillance, but will it work? and how deep? we went out to lake erie with this research team to test the science behind it. >> you get the wireless in the air, you do that through electromagnetic waves. you get wireless in water, do you it through acoustic waves. basically, sound. >> reporter: it sounds a bit li

. >> "fox files" tracked down the artest at her home in upstate new york. it was news to her that copies of her work ended up in saddam's baghdad townhouse. >> once you do a painting, heaven only knows where it's going to end up. he would probably identify with the heroic men. and he would love the sensuous women. >> hard to imagine amidst all the killing and repressing saddam had the time and state of mind to have this replica of the flintstone village bedrock built for his grandchildren. adolf hitler built his own retreat in the bavarian mountains, berghoff, his place to entertain and unwind with his nazi friends and mistress, eva braun, as seen in home movies. >> it's meant to be a sort of manly german hunting lodge sort of place. the truth is that the taste on show is very -- lots of dinky 19th century sets of china filigreed clocks. almost lady-like. >> during his 20 years as dictator of the philippines, ferdinand marcos is believed to have stolen billions of dollars. his infamous wife imelda, former beauty queen, is best known for her shoe collection.

welcome back to the kaiser report i am max keiser time now to go to upstate new york and talk to james howard kunstler is the author of the long emergency the geography of nowhere too much magic and many others james welcome back to the kaiser report nice to be here with you max all right james you say that america has quote failed to reckon the central quandary of our time the fatal hypertrophy of finance or is that hyper high pump or trophy what is that word what are you talking about what is this all about james perfect i think is the pronunciation if it really means just overgrowth you know something becoming gigantic and in our case the financial sector of our economy went from being five percent of the total economy a few decades ago to being about forty percent now and the growth in the activity that that represents is really a growth in the financial innovations that should be called swindles and frauds these are two words that are rarely used in this discussion and that's really sort of taken all the air out of the national room shall we say well let's give an example of that

welcome back to the kaiser report i'm max keiser time now to go to upstate new york and talk to james howard kunstler is the author of the long emergency the geography of nowhere too much magic and many others james welcome back to the kaiser report nice to be here with you max all right james you say that america has quote failed to reckon the central quandary of our time the fadal hypertrophy of finance or is that hyper high pop or trophy what is that word play talking about what is this all about james purchasing i think is the pronunciation if it really means just overgrowth you know something becoming gigantic and in in our case the financial sector of our economy went from being five percent of the total economy a few decades ago to being about forty percent now and the growth in the activity that that represents is really a growth in the financial innovations that should be called swindles and frauds these are two words that are rarely used in the discussion and that's really sort of taken all the air out of the national room show we say well let's give an example that any a-k.

welcome back to the kaiser report i am max keiser time now to go to upstate new york and talk to james howard kunstler is the author of the long emergency the geography of nowhere too much magic and many others james welcome back to the kaiser report nice to be here with you max all right james you say that america has quote failed to reckon the central quandary of our time the fadal hypertrophy of finance or is that hyper high pop or trophy what is that word play talking about what is this all about james purchasing i think is the pronunciation if it really means just over growth you know something becoming gigantic and in our case the financial sector of our economy went from being five percent of the total economy a few decades ago to being about forty percent now and the growth in the activity that that represents is really a growth in the financial innovations that should be called. these are two words that are rarely used in this discussion and that's really sort of taken all the air out of the national room shall we say well let's give an example of that here in the u.k. there's

welcome back to the kaiser report i'm max keiser time now to go to upstate new york and talk to james howard kunstler he's the author of the long emergency the geography of nowhere too much magic and many others james welcome back to the kaiser report nice to be here with you max all right james you say that america has quote failed to reckon the central quandary of our time the fadal hypertrophy of finance or is that hyper high pop or trophy what is that word play talking about what is this all about james kerchief e i think is the pronunciation it really means just overgrowth you know something becoming gigantic and in our case the financial sector of our economy went from being five percent of the total economy a few decades ago to being about forty percent now and the growth in the activity that that represents is really a growth in the financial innovations that should be called swindles and frauds these are two words that are rarely used in a discussion and that's really sort of taken all the air out of the national room show we say well let's give an example of that here in the