it's still there. >> this is adina minneapolis right outside of minneapolis. the two buses right there over on an exit ramp. what we heard from diana was one of the police escorts missed the exit ramp t. one bus stopped and the other one came from behind and actually hit the other bus. so the good news aga looks like there have been no major injuries and all the team officials are telling us that the game will start on time today at 1:00. there was pretty significant damage to the bus here. we talked ab in the picture. you see pictures of players getting off the bus as they get to the stadium. anyone who has been ever involved in a crash, minor or whatever or not -- there's rg3 -- that shakes up your nerves no matter what. they'll have to kind of put this behind them. look at this. redskins boarding the early bugs to the stadium next stop. well, that was from the redskins. that was before it happened. so the players are now starting to get to -- the players starting to get on the bus actually is what these pictures are from. this is a pregame ritual for player

we could see up to a foot of snow in minneapolis. so it is going to be very cold over the next couple of days. elsewhere in the country, nice. staying pleasant in the south. temperatures 71 in atlanta. 79 in dallas. the cold air will stay to the north for today. sink a little farther south tomorrow. minneapolis, high temperature today is 30 degrees. 21 in billings. that cold air will stay in place for much of the week. it will slide a little farther south like we mentioned. snowshowers possible for the great lakes tomorrow. that should be it as far as the snow goes. this is not a huge nationwide snowmaker. it will be dry, just cold air sinking south. warm air stays in place for the southeast. once we go through tomorrow, 73

the snowy minneapolis. better you then us, right. >> reporter: i know difficult hear 70 there tomorrow? i'm so envious. we have had heavy snow throughout the day-to-day. we're waiting on a second band of heavy snow to come through. layers of ice outside on roadways and 25 miles an hour wind. it has made travel very tricky. 180 accidents in the state of minnesota today. 175 flights canceled and as you you said, we have had six more weeks until it is really winter. it is tough, sledding for commuters across the upper midwest. as this snow comes down, drivers are urged to slow down. were you there is still accidents. >> stepped out of my car to go talk to the laid any front of me. few more vehicles hit my car and everything sled down the hill. >> reporter: storm that started in alaska and then dropped in the dakotas are covering roads and ice and snow in minneapolis to wisconsin where 16 inches of snow could fall by tuesday night. other parts of the region are bracing for a foot and a half. forecasters say fri

start time of the game happening there in minneapolis. we'll keep you posted. >> moving on, at 17, many teens think they're too grown up to listen to what their parents have to say, but they should know how many teenagers wish they had parents who cared. >> that's ri week's wednesday's has wishes to have a mom or dad or both. barbara harrison takes us to meet jeremiah. >> soy hear you're interested in french cooking. >> yes, ma'am. his interest in french cuisine brought us here to d.c.'s george down neighborhood. the owners welcomed him and suggested he meet their brother omar to help a look at what's going on in the kitchen. apples were being sliced tore apple tart and macaroons or every flavor had just emerged from the oven. jeremiah, a senior in high school this year, says he'd like to learn french cooking just for fun. >> i want to go to college. i'm looking at vcu to major in business. >> he is fabulous. he's bright. he's very polite and outgoing. >> repor the chef gave jeremiah a lesson in crepe making. with one failed attempt, the

, minneapolis to northern wisconsin. that's the chance of a foot of snow today into tonight. by this time tomorrow morning, the snow will be ind iending. it is mostly the northern plains and a narrow stripe. behind the storm, the arctic air, it is already into montana. a couple of spots about minus four degrees right now. the cold air is going to continue to plunge southward. at least a week. maybe as long as ten days. a little chunk of it will try to sneak into the pacific northwest, washington state especially as you go throughout tomorrow looks like and the eastern half of oregon too. but this iwill be the weather pattern for the foreseeable future. oakland had two record highs over the past weekend. there is a couple of people in the west coast. >> we'll be keeping an eye on it, thank you very much. >>> new this morning, the president is taking on asia, he's on a four stop, three nation tour. on had his list of stops, beijing, rangoon and brisbane, australia. on his agenda is the economy. take a listen. >> over the n

minneapolis you're included in this. in fact could see some of the greatest snowfall totals of this entire storm. as this front moves down the south we'll see a swath of snowfall anywhere from minneapolis all the way through the dakotas and back through billings. minneapolis could see eight to 12 inches and that's most likely going to be the trouble spot where the highest amounts are, the biggest city is minneapolis. by the time it gets to chicago you should stay mainly dry. maybe a little bit of rain and snow mix, but we are expecting chicago to stay pretty dry and the points south as well. temperatures look at this. in the teens. you're not going to get above freezing for most of the week in rapid city, minneapolis, same for you. temperatures will stay in the 20s and 30s and then chicago not quite as chilly but temperatures don't get above freezing, maybe hitting hat freezing mark on thursday. it won't hit atlanta or the northeast as much. we'll see temperatures fall just a bit. this morning chilly across much of the s

he had a chief exchange with a minneapolis police officer who tackled and handcuffed him. the officer reportedly threatened to shoot them if they persist persisted. that lead to a march. you see gordon here in the miami hat as protestor demands were being delivered to the store. as for mayor hodges, well she was elected on a platform of addressing inequality last year. on the same day the u.s. justice department review concluded the city's police department must be more aggressive in rooting out bad police officers. she said some officers abuse the trust afforded to them and take advantage of their roles to do harm rather than prevent it. those officers behavior disrupts community trust for all officers in the community. mayor hodges sent a statement to kstp which the statement included in the original report. it read in full, quote, my job as mayor is to be as accessible as possible to the residents of minneapolis and help build relationships and trust in over community in our city. other community leaders and i joined members of neighborhoods organizing for change to inc

we have more on snowy minneapolis. >> reporter: in minneapolis, transportation crews are preparing for heavy snow during monday morning's commute. expected to blanket the area with up to a foot before it's finished. >> we'll be out maintaining the roadways for the traffic and we'll keep at it as long as we need to. >> reporter: the system is now pulling frigid air along with it plunging much of midwest into a deep freeze. meteorologists say heavy snow will hit from montana to michigan. freeze warnings are even expected to dip as far south as texas and oklahoma. in all, the system will affect five million people in its path. >> we'll have a big impact to air travel d road travel. winter coming very early and this pattern is going nowhere. >> the first true test of winter has arrived with the official start of the season still more than a month away. >>> all that snow being generated by this arctic invasion. take you to canada fimplets look at readings -- canada first. look at these readings. alberta just getting this. this is pouring down now into the northern rockies. so are parts of m

. >>> this just in snow in minneapolis. i know what you're thinking. it's minneapolis. i know. but all of this snow, days early, 150 flights cancelled into and out of minneapolis/st. paul. the polar for vex is on and has the country in its sight. >> have to work for the pol-aroids. you're the only person i could >> i'll handle the tacky jokes. >> here are your current temperatures. it's going to be cold and this is early on in the season. midst, you're used to it in november but we're talking about temperatures 20 to 40 degrees below what they should be. current temps, 22 in fargo. can you point out the cold front? in st., how 72. you'll drop 20 or 30 degrees in the next 12 to 24 hours. wind chill, what it feels like on your skin, feels likes 6 in fargo, minus two in rapid city. we'll see 40-degree drops easily across portions of the midwest and central plains over the next 24 hours. winter weather"rkiu advisories a lot of snow, 8 to 12 inches, perhaps two feet of snow across the u. purpose of -- u. purpose of michigan, so vary early ton cease these type of snow totals in the s

dozens of flights have been cancelled at minneapolis st. paul and as the storm moves east, not just minnesota, some 7 million people are underwinter storm warnings, what we can all expect here is meteorologist cenkevin corriveau. fx. >> joie, tonight it's going to be that snow from dakotas, wisconsin and also the upper peninsula of michigan you can see there. in that particular region we do expect to see anywhere from 18 to 22 inches of snow. earlier today we did see in parts of minneapolis already a foot of snow did fall during the day. for the twin cities airport, three hour arrival delays. that will continue. as you can see, the snow is all the way to the dakotas, we'll see the temperature moving through. a lot of that arctic air coming down from the north, current temperatures right now minneapolis you are sitting here at 29°, rapid city at 9, gusty winds out there what that's doing is bringing those wind chills down way across the region. right now or the next hour we're going to be seeing rapid city at minus 14°. as we go tonight, h

seems like they're moving at a pretty good clip there in minneapolis. dealing with snow in november. not a surprise. late this week, we could see some scattered snow showers, but maybe a mix. it's just a chance. right now what we're looking at is a cold morning. clear skies, and it is in the 30s for most of the area. 39 degrees at philadelphia international, and it is calm. and look at this live view from here at the nbc 10 studios. look how nice and clear it is. we will see a lot of sunshine today. so, even though we're getting a cold start this morning, it's going to be a quick warm-up during the afternoon. 31 in pottstown. trenton is 34 degrees. middle 30s for camden and below freezing for haddonfield, while voorhees is 32 degrees. it's 33 in glendora. so, a cold start. bundle up. a few high clouds north and west, but those are not producing any showers. no, it's the thicker clouds farther north and west, and there you can see the snow that's not just falling in minneapolis but into wisconsin, the dakotas, montana. the cold is there. it's going to ta

we could see up to a foot of snow in minneapolis. it is going to be very cold over the next couple of days. elsewhere in the country, nice. staying pleasant in the south. temperatures around 71 in atlanta. 79 in dallas. the cold air will stay to the north for today. sink a little farther south tomorrow. minneapolis, the high temperature today is 30 degrees. 21 in billings. the cold air will stay in place for much of the week. it will slide a bit farther south like we mentioned. snowshowers possible for the great lakes tomorrow. this is not a huge nationwide snowmaker. it will be dry, just cold air sinking south. warm air in place for the southeast for another day or so. 73 degrees in atlanta tomorrow. 66 in memphis. chilly in kansas city by tomorrow. 39 degrees is your high temperature. 11 in billings for tomorrow. guys. >> jennifer gray, thanks. >> a foot of snow in minneapolis. i missed everything else. >>> 26 minutes after the hour. president obama talking about tough issues this morning in china. the equality for women and the in

hours through minneapolis and st. paul. common for this time of year. if you are looking at visibility we have flight arrival delays in sfo but oakland is okay with san jose at quarter-mile and same with half moon bay. half mile in mountain view to quarter in napa. even know you do not have fog in your neighborhood if you drive more than ten miles oud of the east bay hills you run into fog and this is how it looks from the camera, you can barely see bank of america purging through the fog this morning and temperatures are running in the upper 40's through the san ramon valley interest lafayette and most of us are running into low-to-mid 50's. you can barely see the top of the golden gate bridge from sutro tower with a beautiful shot. hopefully sunny and warm around the bay and showers and cooler for all of us. 75 in san jose and 66 with the cloud cover in santa cruz and low-to-mid 70's on the peninsula and upper 60's and nearly 70's downtown and south san francisco and sausalito and low 60's along the coast and mid-to

or to put that another way. >> this is a photo of minneapolis mayor betsy hodges arm in arm with a man flashing what law enforcement agencies tell sus a known gang side for a north side gang. (laughter) >> jon: that's a gang sign. all this time i've been the lead in for a in the oruous gang member. (laughter) incredible. you know what, that's it i don't want that gang member, i want that guy gone by the end of the year. (laughter) anyway, eye witness news 5 is faking this story very seriously. >> tonight law enforcement sources alerted to us a photo that has them fuming over the actions of minneapolis mayor. >> they want to know item mayor would take a picture with a convicted criminal while he and the mayor flash gang signs. (laughter) >> jon: i think it's obvious. to warn clown ass bitches, not to snitch. (laughter) just not a sentence i say a lot. how on earth can the mayor's office explain this blatt ept endorsement of criminal activity? >> a spokesperson concludes by saying quote she and the man in the photo are just pointing at one another to which the head of the police union sa

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one found at the minneapolis airport. abc's senior justice correspondent pierre thomas live in washington tonight. pierre? >> reporter: david, the fbi's launched an intensive campaign to block americans trying to join isis, stopping 12 people headed to iraq and syria this year alone. in this latest case, two young men from minneapolis, ages 18 and 20, were charged with trying to go to syria. the 18-year-old was detained at the minneapolis airport in may and kept under saw say lens until he was arrested today. the man who drove him to the airport took some time to identify. david, by the time the fbi figured out who he was, they discovered he was in syria, fighting with isis. >> all right, pierre thomas live in our washington bureau. pierre, thank you. >>> now, to auto giant honda tonight. under fire, revealing that over the last 11 years, they failed to report more than 1,700 consumer claims, injuries and deaths related to honda vehicles. honda could now face a $35 million fine. >>> there is still much more ahead on "worl

chad, we just saw this in minneapolis. my sources tell me they could get up to a food of snow there? >> it's still snowing and the storm hasn't even wound up yet. six to ten inches. the forther grow north of minneapolis it may get heavier because we're going to get a dry slot towards the city. it's too soon. is it too much, no. is it too soon? yes, it is. because i know you can put a coat on but maybe your pet doesn't have the winter coat just yet. think about that when you leave him or her out tomorrow morning. don't leave them out too long. they still have summer coats, that i ear not ready for this weather. you can bundle up, they can't. they have to grow more fur. the highs in montana and south dakota will not get above zero later this week. zero. that will be the high of the day so this is the weather we're talking about. a lot of cat until this area as well. farmers and ranchers will take care of them. take care of your pets just the same. there goes the storm. it will avoid chicago but it will spend a bunch of wette

that's going to be the hardest hit area right around minneapolis. we also could see anywhere from 6 to 9 inches of snow in the dako dakotas. anywhere south of this, this is going to be a dry front but we are going have very, very cold temperatures behind it. what we're talking about in rapid city, temperatures in the teens through much of your workweek in minneapolis we won't get above freezing for your workweek. we could be looking at an eight day stretch. chicago, you don't look all that bad compared to minneapolis even though your temperatures will be chilly. you may not even hit freezing on thursday. but when you look at places in atlanta, the south and east won't be hit quite as hard. 55 degrees, your high temperature on tuesday. new york city won't even hit 50 on thursday. >> president obama is on his way to asia for an eight day journey. he will stop off before heading back to washington. >> the economy, of course, and maybe some of the cyber crimes from there he will go to mayanmar in part due to american influence. is whether or not he will

al jazeera's john hendren reports now from minneapolis. >> they came in traditional clothes, bearing incense, chants, and a simple plea. that name has represented football in the nation's capitol since 1932. >> i don't think changing those names loving those people is doing anything to change any injustice they feel, is it? >> we'll have to buy different gear. >> you want them to keep it. >> yeah i do. >> how about you? >> i don't think this is right. >> there's other terms out there

officers used pepper spray, but some refused to leave the area. >>> and in minneapolis, a driver plowed into a crowd of protesters. the car dragged several people before coming to a stop. one woman had to be taken to a hospital. but we're told she is not seriously injured. of course, you can stay us with at abc news for the latest on the protests around the country. we have life team coverage on "good morning america" later. >>> and university of virginia has apologized to student victims of sexual assault. they have adopted a zero tolerance policy and hired an outside law firm to investigate how the school handled an alleged gang rape at a from attorneyty house. the police chief is asking for anyone who witnessed the incident to have the courage to come forward. >> there were people in the room who saw and heard what has been called shocking and horrifying and gut-wrench. and i hope that there's bystanders have the moral courage -- the moral courage to come forward and help us with that investigation. >> there are also growing concerns for the president of the university to step down.

more than 150 flights were delayed or canceled in minneapolis-st. paul on monday but officials are hoping to get most travelers back on track today. cbs news, minneapolis. >>> you're looking at a live shot now from the national mall. they're practicing. look, they're wearing short sleeve shirts because it's so nice and it's going to be a great day. as far as the cold, the arctic air, that's invading the area n. is a preview of the seven- day forecast. you can see how much colder it's going to be by friday. on our other weather system, i can show you the cold sitting up in western canada. we'll talk about that later. all you have to know is a beautiful day today. tomorrow breezy as the cold air moves in and by thursday, we're going to struggle to get to 50. we'll be back with more coming >>> welcome back. more than 50,000 service men and women have been treated at veterans affairs hospitals and clinics since returning from the war zones in iraq and afghanistan. as debra alfarone shows us, many of them are still serving our country in some very specia

as far as minneapolis you dropped below freezing last night. your record is 15-days in a row being below 32. whatever snow or ice is out there won't melt. it will still be there 15 days from now. it's going to be a close call. no shot of getting close to 32 this week. there's another cold blast behind this one. chicago enjoy today. you drop off on wednesday into thursday into the low 30s. it's your high temperature. dallas even goes from 77 beautiful shorts and t-shirts today. i'm sure people will be wearing their coats by thursday with highs in the mid 40s. dallas standard it's cold and chilly. new york city not too bad this week. your temperature drops off to the mid 40s. i think the east coast gets spared. it's the northern plains and great lakes. there's the snow in the bulls eye for total minneapolis, saint paul all the way through upper portions of michigan. just the fact that the winter is here it's not going to go away. usually you get a break in fall every now and then. that's unusual. >> maybe last winter was practice for this winter.

one found at the minneapolis airport. abc's senior justice correspondent pierre thomas live in washington tonight. pierre? >> reporter: david, the fbi's launched an intensive campaign to block americans trying to join isis, stopping 12 people headed to iraq and syria this year alone. in this latest case, two young men from minneapolis, ages 18 and 20, were charged with trying to travel to syria to engage in a campaign of terror. the 18-year-old was detained at the minneapolis airport in may and kept under surveillance until he was arrested today. the man who drove him to the airport took some time to identify. david, by the time the fbi figured out who he was, they discovered he was in syria, fighting with isis. >> all right, pierre thomas live in our washington bureau. pierre, thank you. >>> now, to auto giant honda tonight. under fire, revealing that over the last 11 years, they failed to report more than 1,700 consumer claims, injuries and deaths related to honda vehicles. honda could now face a $35 million fine. >>> t

local time minneapolis. we have seen sleet we've seen ice and we've seen wind gusting up to 25 miles per hour. that made travel very tricky. 180 crashes on the roadways here. 175 flights canceled out of the international airplane. schools canceled after school activities canceled. we don't see that happen for at least another months. by the way did anybody let us know that winter doesn't officially start for 6 more weeks. reporting in minneapolis for kpix5 kpix5. >> we have changes coming to our weather, rain and cooler weather find out when coming up. >>> she's growing up watching belle and ariel one bay area girl could inspire disney to doing they have never done before. >> they sent me this gift card for $150 as a token of appreciation. >> it looks like a gift card but plays by a different set of rules. what to know before you're caught off guard at the register. >>> they came for a free dinner, they just didn't tell the restaurant. how a party of 15 pulled off a dine and dash birthday bash. ,, for over 6

we have more now from jamie yuccas of wcco, our cbs station in minneapolis. in minneapolis. >> reporter: in nebraska, icy roads and stuck cars brought traffic to a crawl and put people power to the test. curtis flowers spent the morning moving cars off the road. >> the secret is put the vehicle in low, stop spinning, and let it roll. >> reporter: slick roads in minnesota caused a semitruck to jackknife overnight when another semi lost control and slammed into it and the surrounding police cars. there were no serious injuries. the storm dropped almost 25 inches of snow in parts of michigan, more than 16 in minnesota, and 18 in wisconsin, where steven schreier was clearing his sidewalk. >> i'm glad i bought a snow blower. >> reporter: the frigid cold front caused by a storm that hit alaska over the weekend, will continue pushing deep into the south. by friday, every state except hawaii and florida will have below-freezing temperatures. >> knock, knock! is anyone home? >> reporter: renee nyman and bre schell are street outreach workers with st. stephen's human s

and earlier than usual, deep freeze is expected to hit the area. >> my brother-in-law just moved to minneapolis. >> that is a big difference. >>> fish polygamist off the coast of california. >> that was not the smartest idea we have had. >> the group of men were left afraid for their lives. >>> up next, where it was found and what scientists are saying about the dangers. . >> welcome back, a california woman is mourning the loss of her stepfather and died after a brutal home invasion robbery. on october 28th, thieves broke into the home of john mason, they took cash jewelry and prescription drugs and they badly beat him, he died from his injuries over the weekend. >> we were two peace in a pod and -- pieces in a pod and they stole that from me. >> his stepdaughter said it is sad to think about how much he survived only to become a victim in his own home. if anybody knows what happened police report to police. >>> they are talking about the passage of proposition 7, thefts are reduced reduced reduced from felony and they are down from three years and they have notified inmates they can have thei

and what she found at one family-friendly office in minneapolis may just redefine work/life balance as we know it. >> reporter: imagine a job where no one worried about when you walked in, or you can bring your kids to work whenever you want. pot luck chili is for lunch. ice cold beers always on tap. wait, it gets even better. do they keep track of how much vacation time you take? >> they don't care how much vacation time we take as long as we're getting the work done. >> reporter: welcome to clockwork in minneapolis, a place where no one seems to watch the clock. >> so we drove up and said, look, they're having a party in there. i think that's what people think from the outside looking in. but we work really hard. >> reporter: thirteen years ago with a little money, couple of friends and a lot of midwestern pluck, nancy took an old gas station and turned her dream into a tech company. >> i'm a woman with a mouse and big ideas. entrepreneurism is the path i had to take. and i wanted people who wanted to do the work and wanted to have some fun. >> reporter: today she has 75 employees an

. >> pam:one protester in minneapolis was actually hit by a car while doing this. >> pam:all that in a moment. >> pam:good evening, i'm pam moore. >> pam:we're going to focus locally here, first. >> pam:grant is monitoring the bay area protesters. >> pam:grant. >> grant:protesters in san francisco, demonstrating tonight. fueled by anger and disgust over yesterday's grand jury decision in michael brown's death. >> grant:the oakland protesters shut down another freeway tonight. >> grant:it's a tactic also used in l-a tonight. and in new blocked an entrance to the lincoln tunnel. >> grant:one protester in minneapolis while doing this. >> grant:all that in a moment. >> grant: the police presence uc there it was met earlier tonight. blocking traffic but fortunately no reports of damage to buildings in oakland creek vandalism ignore looting which was a real issue last night were a thousand people filled the streets and interstate 580 was shut down for hours. now we are in san francisco with a crowd of hundred people in most estimates creek to have been out there for hours. and the mission

blanketed the minneapolis area with one to two inches of snow an hour. parts of the state could see as orch as 14 inches. it's the most snow for november in nearly 20 years. >> it's not going to work. >> reporter: at the height of the morning commute, there were reports of more than 180 weather-related crashes in minnesota alone, including this 16-car pile-up in duluth. >> a few more vehicles came back, hit my car, just kind of a landslide of cars. everything slid down the hill. >> a lot of rear-end crashes. motorists trying to slow down. >> reporter: minnesota state trooper eric roeski didn't expect a day like this for another month. >> it's very stressful, very dangerous. you have to have eyes in the back of your head. people aren't quite prepared for it. they're re-learning their winter driving skills on a very steep learning curve. >> reporter: the weather system triggered by super typhoon nuri will dump a foot and a half of snow from the dakotas to wisconsin by the time the storm ends tuesday afternoon, but the mass of arctic air will remain for two

it's funny minneapolis set up on the edge of the heavy snow. south of town has hardly gotten anything. north already reporting 4 inches on the ground. there's a heavy band on the city upward about a foot of snow expected. this is the first snow of the season. imagine getting a foot with the first one. that's why everyone is worried about what the rest of winter will look like. here comes the cold plunge. it will make the next two weeks different. usually we get cold outbreaks. here it is shown by the blue and purple it. takes us through the week anded weekend. look by the hudson bay. here comes round two the beginning of next week. this article looks to be even colder than the one we have now. that's why this is significant. that's why this arctic invasion. they aren't typical in november it's not typical to stick around for seven days and likely two weeks. that cold air makes it to the east coast by the upcoming thursday and friday period. as of now no snowstorms. >>> president obama is in china right now. his first stop on a week long trip to

and what she found at one family-friendly office in minneapolis may just redefine work life balance as we know it. >> reporter: imagine a job where no one worried about when you walked in, or you can bring your kids to work whenever you want. pot luck chili is for lunch. ice cold beers always on tap. wait, it gets even better. do they keep track of how much vacation time you take? >> they don't care how much vacation time we take as long as we're getting the work done. >> reporter: welcome to clockwork in minneapolis, a place where no one seems to watch the clock. >> so we drove up and said, look, they're having a party in there. i think that's what people think from the outside looking in. but we work really hard. >> reporter: thirteen years ago with a little money, couple of friends and a lot of midwestern pluck, nancy took an old gas station and turned her dream into a tech company. >> i'm a woman with a mouse and big ideas. entrepreneurism is the path i had to take. and i wanted people who wanted to do the work and wanted to have some fun. >> reporter: today she has 75 employees an

jamie yuccas from wcco, our cbs station in minneapolis, has the latest. rowrt the winter blast blanketed the minneapolis area with one to two inches of snow an hour. parts of the state could see as much as 14 inches. it's nose snow for november in nearly 20 years. >> it's not going to work. >> reporter: at the height of the morning commute, there were reports of more than 180 weather-related crashes in minnesota alone, including this 16-car pile-up in duluth. >> a few more vehicles came back, hit my car, just kind of a landslide of cars. everything slid down the hill. >> a rear-end crash. motorists trying to slow down. >> reporter: minnesota state trooper eric roeski didn't expect a day like this for another month. >> it's very stressful, very dangerous. you have to have eyes in the back of your head. people aren't quite prepared for it. they're relearning their winter driving skills on a very steep learning curve. >> reporter: the weather system triggered by super typhoon nuri will dump a foot and a half of snow from the dakotas to wisconsin by the time

highs today, 12 degrees in minneapolis. a cold thanksgiving for you. chicago, 28. 45 in d.c. 38 in new york city. we are going to see temperatures dip down into the 20s and 30s for those black friday shoppers, if you're getting out in the wee hours of the morning tomorrow, 9 in minneapolis, overnight low, 15 in chicago. it is below normal for most of the country, but luckily clearing out and this weekend looking much better for folks traveling back home. aside from california r, expectg big rains, most of the country expecting nice weather. >> happy thanksgiving. thanks so much. >> a british national is dead after a suicide bomb hit a convoy of foreign embassy cars in kabul, afghanistan, and five people were killed and 33 others hurt. at least four children were among the injured. the taliban claiming responsibility. >>> supreme court justice ruth bader ginsburg said to be resting comfortably following surgery. she had a stent placed in an artery wednesday. at 81, she's the oldest active justice. she is expected to be home by the end of the week. >>> a

. >> a live view of the snow that's falling this morning in minneapolis. the temperatures have plummeted there, and that's the colder air that's going to be on the way to our region later this week. we could see some snowflakes as well later this week, nothing like what minneapolis is getting, however. right now what we're looking at, clear skies. it's cold this morning, certainly cold enough for snow, but with clear skies, we'll see lots of sunshine today. 39 degrees and falling for most of the area right now. little to no wind. look at the flag here at the nbc 10 studios, not moving at all. it's the temperatures that will be moving to start with. they're coming down. 31 in pottstown. trenton is at 34 degrees. and while it's 39 degrees at philadelphia international, it's 35 right now in camden and just below freezing for haddonfield, voorhees right at the freezing mark this morning. so, it's a bundle up kind of morning. we are taracking a few clouds. high clouds north and west. no showers with the clouds, and those clouds will thin out. we'll see plenty o

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cooler temperatures all the way into minneapolis. look at this, 29°, temperatures will be down 20 to 25° lower than what we would normally see. we expect the snow to phase out, on wednesday morning we're going to be seeing minus 5, billings really low. and houston, 40. back to you. >> thank you. >> in the days the supertyphoon haiyan swept through, remarkably improved are what we saw when "america tonight" arrived there a year ago. but there is enormous frustration about the pace of the places like tacloban. over the weekend, the philippines president benigno no aquino was burned in effigy. more than 14,000 in tacloban do not have permanent the shelter . typhoon haiyan, noan ther knowns yolanda, this is what we saw. community after community, in the eastern pasaias flattened. by haiyan. the destruction so complete it is hard to know exactly how many died but it was well over 6,000 with hundreds more never accounted for. full families just disappeared into the sea. >> translator: we lost everything in the typhoon. >> glen reale and

more than 150 flights were delayed or canceled in minneapolis, st. paul on monday. but the officials are hoping to get most travelers back on track today. jamie yucas, cbs news, minneapolis. >> paul paul has been keeping tabs on all the snow and the cold. >> yeah, paul i know you were telling me that you wish you were there. you love that kind of weather. >> i miss it. >> that is where all the action is. we've been out in the bay area. the coldest temperature that we have hit so far is 37 degrees. the meteorologist from our sister station in denver, it is now 37 out there. what is going on there west of denver? >> it is six degrees outside, paul. >> no. >> they are thrilled about it. actually it is. thank you for keeping that in check, paul. it is 5.8 right now with the northwest winds, the coldest spot. it is very cold right now, paul. >> i'll tell you what it looks cold, but you are a trooper as i have seen you on youtube out there at 80 miles per hour winds. i've seen you in the wind now. we call this chilly with the upper 40s. what will happen in denver in the m

the teams buses got into an accident while driving to the minneapolis stadium and thousands of people gathered outside the stadium to protest the redskins name. so we want to give you details about the crash involving the redskins bus will stop here at gahr sans treated -- tweeted this picture with a message saying they were ok. a team spokesman says two buses carrying players and staff for being escorted to the stadium. one of the police vehicles crashed into a guardrail which prompted the driver of the first bus to slab on the break and the second buses -- the second bus hit the first one. one person was taken to the hospital. the venue for today's game was considered the largest protest yet over the name of the redskins. thousands of people marched and held signs. suzanne kennedy was there and joins us live from minneapolis tonight. >> this is one of the t-shirts they were giving out all stop it says there -- they were giving out. it has the redskins logo replaced and that's what they were saying today -- they want the name of the washington redskins replaced. i want to show you so

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cooler temperatures all the way into minneapolis. look at this, 29°, temperatures will be down 20 to 25° lower than what we would normally see. we expect the snow to phase out, on wednesday morning we're going to be seeing minus 5, billings really low. and houston, 40. back to you. >> thank you. >> in the days the supertyphoon haiyan swept through, remarkably improved are what we saw when "america tonight" arrived there a year ago. but there is enormous frustration about the pace of the places like tacloban. over the weekend, the philippines president benignono aquino was burned in effigy. more than 14,000 in tacloban do not have permanent the shelter. typhoon haiyan, noan ther knowns yolanda, this is what we saw. community after community, in the eastern pasaias flattened. by haiyan. the destruction so complete it is hard to know exactly how many died but it was well over 6,000 with hundreds more never accounted for. full families just disappeared into the sea. >> translator: we lost everything in the typhoon. >> glen reale and hi

desde minneapolis van a seguir con acumulados a esta fuerte actividad de nieve. la gran pregunta es hasta cuÁndo vamos a sentir esta masa de aire, lamentablemente hasta el fin de semana sÍ que vayan preparÁndose, especialmente en chicago donde va a estar nevando en el transcurso de toda esta semana. el centro del paÍs estado sintiendo para ustedes sobre miami asÍ que mayor de ustedes con las altas temperaturas al igual que los Ángeles reciben toda esa masa de aire bastante agradable pero no es el caso para los residentes del norte asÍ que bastante complicada la situaciÓn, estamos hablando de algo histÓrico con condiciones, con temperaturas invernales y la estamos sintiendo en el mes de noviembre. la costa oeste va estar tranquila, hemos estado bajo alerta aunque ya no es el caso, todavÍa tenemos temperaturas en el rÉcord de los 70 pero para maÑana minneapolis con 18 grados, ustedes en chicago 27 grados asÍ que prÁcticamente las condiciÓn hasta el tiempo no cambian para nada en medio oeste inclusive para el noreste del paÍs a pesar de que se nieve

look at the footage coming out of areas around minneapolis/st. paul. this was coming out over the evening hours. not the best thing you want to see. you have that across the southern united states. but across minneapolis, the minnesota state patrol say they handled some 475 crashes over 700 vehicles, spinning out and getting off the road, caused about 45 injuries and a fatality to go along with this. but the beweather's certainly rough, with flights canceled out of minneapolis-st. paul. it will be exiting when it comes to the precipitation side. look at the wind chills at this hour in fahrenheit. 6 below zero, about 21 degrees below zero celsius is how cold it feels around rapid city. and denver, it is sitting roughly at 2 degrees. and of course, the next 24 hours or so. major travel lanes, we have a lot of fog. temperatures should be mild across the northeast before the cold arrives, but delays could be upwards of an hour and a half over the next 24 hours. currently at this hour it is 40 degrees cooler than it was this time yesterday in denver. folks