the snow gradually tapers off from west to east after midnight. snow totals: 3-9" isolated higher amounts. the wind starts to increase late tonight into saturday reducing the visibility. wind gusts will be near 22mph from the n nrthwest. precipitation will be rain. the storm forecast to bring that will be here wednesday and thursday.snow continues to move east across iowa through tonight. moderate to heavy snow at times can be expected before midnight. this will make west to east after midnight. snow totals: 3-9" isolated higher amounts. the wind starts to increase late tonight into saturday reducing thehe visibility. wind gusts will be near 25 mph from the northwest. a cold weekend is ahead with rain. the storm forecast to bring that will be here wednesday and thursday.snoo continues tonight. moderate to heavy snow at times can be expected before midnight. this will make travel difficult at times. the snow gradually tapers off from west to east after midnight. snow totals: 3-9" isolated higher amounts. the wind starts to increase late tonight int

the high ground from here in west port is a 50-minute walk. in case you were wondering, wallace says this tower would not survive a tsunami. there's more. a tsunami isn't like a wind generated wave, the kind you see at the beach. they're caused by the sea jerking upwards causing a massive wall of water. >> the wave is vines and vines of water that comes in. it will move and destroy everything, and the biggest part is, once it comes through and it starts receding, more than likely you're going to have two/three tlsh four wave and the second wave is going to take the debris that was created from the first wave and now that becomes a battering ram. so it starts banging into the walls and destroying more property, cars become battering rams, trees, everything becomes a battering ram >>> across the bay from west port, ocean shores. their option is? >> their etchings is to get to the highest place you can get to as quickly as you can get to and wait. you just hold on and hope for the best >>> coming up, hoping for the best. >> we're going to be prep

west of the imagination, -- thene more prominent the west ability. -- of reality. when you say texas, people immediately think cowboys. >> thank you very much for joining us. >> thank you for having me. i appreciate the opportunity to talk to you. tv thiscan history weekend. boundaries,ut political boundaries, state boundaries, committee boundaries for the future. and for this territory going for it. >> lectures in history with iowa state university professor carlton on the 1787 northwest ordinance, and not by congress to organize and governor leo wired territory from ohio to the mississippi. -- govern reacquired territory. >> you all told me to sit facing the coke machine. i just do what i'm told. >> a look back at the 1992 presidential campaign of bill clinton during a visit to franklin high school in new hampshire. on real america, marking the 70 anniversary of the nuremberg trials. the 1945 u.s. documentary and not to concentration in prison camps and continuing on oral histories -- >> a couple of days after d-day when they had enough beach land , my captain wh

you see most of it back to the west seeing slight showers to the north and west in parts of the poconos into the lee high valley and entering the lee high kjp'ce of on and off showers and but most of us stay dry. as we plan the rest of today, by 10:00, 58 degrees, 1:00, 63. keep in mind, 51 is normal this time of&jñ ÷year, g 61 as the cold front passes through. there's a chance of showers, and then another round of rain for the south tomorrow. more about that, ander on tuesday, chilly monday, and talking those numbers too coming up. >> thanks. >>> breaking news from west africa. another deadly attack in mali. this time at a u.n. peace keeping base. two peacekeepers and a mission contractor or civilian are dead and at least 20 others hurt. mortar fire hit the base at 4:00 this morning our time. so far, nobody claimed responsibility. now, this attack comes over a week after gunmen, some believed linked to al qaeda, stormed a hotel in the capital killing more than a dozen people there. >>> back in the u.s., the suspected gunman in a deadly shooting and standoff in a colorado planned pare

temperatures are cool in the 30s and 40s and a wind is decent clip from the west north west making it feel like it's in the teens and 20s. make sure to iowa will soon their carry and stay tuned to find out why. jessica rae: 2011 saw record dear future, please help. the present is kind of a scary place. i have no money, no job, no clothes. i feel completely helpless. but i hear good things about you, future. like i'll have hair, and friends, and books and music. (vo) with thousands of quality pre-owned vehicles... and exceptional customer service, head to your neighborhood enterprise car sales and let the people who buy more vehicles than anyone... being issued by sheriffs' departments across the state. but these permits were only good for five years ... now, they need to be renewed. abc9 news reporter lukas voss has more . " "nats: gun's firing if you have a carry permit for your weapon ... chances are ... you will need to renew it within the next couple of months. when carry law changed in 2011 over 6000 people got their permits issued in woodbury county alone. the sheriff's departme

the west moves steadily west starting on the east coast. if you think of it from an environmental perspective, people said it was the era did -- the arid west. some say it was the provinces. state boundaries. the west of the imagination. probably more prominent in american's mind then the west of reality. i grew up in texas, but not a part of texas that is really western. -- fromi say i am texas texas, people immediately think cowboys. , thank you forn joining us. announcer: you are watching american history tv. or the eight hours of programming every weekend on onpan three. follow us twitter for information on our schedule and to keep up with the latest history news. each week, american history tv reel america help brings context. cummington story shows how a community gradually accepted and integrated refugees during a postwar crisis when millions were uprooted and homeless. >> i had heard of it these refugees at a conference for ministers. they needed a place to live. my church had a house standing vacant. and i had an idea. perhaps the

they took my kids hostage and they're heading west on millsboro west road. >> reporter: it all began thursday afternoon, 2:00 p.m., a man allegedly taking the bank manager's wife and children hostage at this home in ontario, ohio. when the husband, banker brian mcconnell, got home at 9:00 p.m., he says he was also taken hostage. mcconnell told police he was allowed out of the house early this morning, taking more than $100,000 from this bank that he managed and bringing it back to the hostage taker. >> the kid apologized the entire time, said it wasn't his idea, said the guy would kill him and get his entire family. >> reporter: and this summer in tennessee, a banker's family was held at gunpoint. the banker says he doesn't know who the hostage taker was, and there are no new leads. so, still a mystery tonight. david? >> thank you. >>> tonight, new details on the cop nicknamed g.i. joe. found dead in what is called a carefully staged suicide. embezzling money, using his patrol car for family vacations, even an alleged murder plot. here's alex perez. >> reporter: tonight, those startl

let's go back to the upper west side. lonnie quinn is there as he has been, having a great time with everybody. lonnie? >> reporter: oh, listen, it's really nice. i'll explain how all of it's going to work but i just love being out here every year all these beautiful kids and -- >> hi! whoo! >> reporter: all the nice happy folks. everybody is excited. >> yeah! >> reporter: they should be excited. this really kicks off the holiday season. >> whoo! >> reporter: hey, young lady. what is your name? >> lily. >> reporter: lily. and who is your daddy? >> you! >> reporter: yes, i am your daddy! let's go find your mama. hey, mama! let's grab lily here. she wants to stay. okay, lily, you can stay. let me show you how i see the forecast working out. lily and i will do this together. really no problems, okay, four your night tonight. coming out -- for your night tonight. coming out to check the balloons, light winds, 45 degrees. taking a peek at what's it's going to be mild. there will be clouds overhead but we are talking about a de

i think there is the cowardness of the west and that is the -- of the west. it is precisely that we don't go with troops and we don't fight this war on the ground. we are just sort of flying above the war. melinda: asiem el difraoui, interestingly enough, the attacks in paris come at a time when i.s. has actually reached the limits of its territorial expansion. it is even looking at a rollback in some areas. it is basically siegristance on resistance on every border of the territory it has so far. is this a shift in strategy? a report implied that the french attacks are of a grand recruiting campaign. do you think that is right? asiem: i think we set a fairly honest -- with our conversation. i will continue with that. i'm extremely shocked by our short-term memory generally peaking. and by the superficial analysis. we don't know. this is pure speculation. secondly, they shifted tactics. it might be a minor shift in tactics. dangerous globalized ideology. if they decide to construct their territory foothold pausing themselves to invade better somewhere else, w

it is off to the north and west. we are going to break up the late -- break down the latest futurecast. alyx: in commitment 2016 news this morning, republican presidential candidate donald trump continues to defend himself against allegations he mocked a reporter with a disability. earlier this week, trump appeared to have mocked the reporter during a speech. juliana goldman has the story. juliana: donald trump was defiant, defensive, and definitely not apologetic. mr. trump: i don't mock people that have problems, believe me. now people mock me with my hair. juliana: trump's latest controversy has snowballed over the last week. it started with the claim that he saw thousands of muslims celebrating the collapse of the twin towers on september 11, describing a number of people who were allegedly seen celebrating the attacks. the reporter, serge kovaleski, is now with "the new york times" and suffers from a disease that limits the movement of his arms. when he disputed the account, trump hit back. mr. trump: you gotta

west sioux up forty to twenty-one and ... west sioux advances... they win 54 to 21. 3 number 8 hinton at number 3 underwood! underwood is 10-0 heading into this game.1) early on in n this game skyler bellar totes the rock! from 30 yards out he's in! 2) then a few drives later. blackhawks facing adversity. jay small going deep and he is picked off by tyler conn! he returns it out close to midfield. 3) but back come the blackhawks. brandon vondrack takes the handoff and goes 24 yards up the gut for the touchdown! 4) underwood coming back. conn now on the recieving end of a touchdown pass. hinton was up 26-20 at the half.hinton wins 54-35! they will play at western christian in hull friday night at 7! 3 akron-westfield and number four logan magnolia d dn in logan! 1) you know the westerners needed a big game from quartetrback cal eskra. here he finds tyler waterbury for a big first down.2) the defense was coming up big too! here they come up with a fumble! westerners ball!3) then eskra drops back and decides to take it himself! that's a first down!4)

the west des moines church is located at 4501 mills civic parkway in west des moines. things starts around 11. if you plan to eat out today... there are several restaurants that are open. cracker barrel will begin serving up a thanksgiving meal at 11 this morning. village inn is open all day... so you can pick up your holiday pies... or stop by for food. denny's will do the same. you can find a complete list of restaurant chains staying open... at denny's will do the same. you can find a complete list of restaurant chains staying open... at "restaurant news dot com." there will be no door buster deals at the new r - e - i store in west des moines... the outdoor equipment and apparel retailers says it will be closed today and tomorrow. r - e - i officials say black friday has "gotten out of hand." the company's 12 thousand workers... at its more than 140 u - s stores... will still be getting paid for the days. and online customers can still make purchases... but they'll first have to get through a homepage encouraging them to explore the outdoors instead of shop. it is

the republican presidential candidate held a rally in west des moines. according to c- n-n's latest political prediction market... rubio leads the rest of the g-o-p field in the state. the political prediction market is a game that factors the unscientific predictions of players as well as existing polls and other indicators. rubio saw an increase in odds from thursday to friday... from 27-percent to 29-percent. he beat out ted cruz.. who stands at 27-percent... and donald trump who's odds are at 16-percent. jessica rae: governor chris christie is promising no american will die from a terror attack again in the u-s... if he is elected president. the republican held a town hall in new hampshire.... where he responded to presididt obama's criticism of the candidates who want the u-s to stop allowing syrian refugees into the country. " (gov. chris christie/(r) presidential candidate) "and so yeah i'm concerned about the widow and orphans. the widows and orphans i'm concerned about are the widows and orphans that live in my statethe widows and orphans of sep

look out to the west. snow in nebraska. what we will be watching is this high wind warning with gusts over 55 miles per hour from polk county to the west and northwest. steve: the national weather service reporting a tornado hit the des moines international airport around 3:30 this afternoon. there is damage to the national guard trailers. kevin: we also had a commuter alert for you, and that is to avoid fleur drive southbound. storm damage has brought down power lines and trees. we have been showing you that this afternoon. traffic is backed up in the area. steve: we're also getting more reports of damage on the southside of des moines. kcci's ryan smith is live at 4020 southwest 26th street. ryan: right behind me here is that group of massive oak trees in that family's front yard that came crumbling down in a matter of seconds during that quick storm we experienced earlier this afternoon. you can't walk but a couple steps in this yard without nearly tripping over these branches that are scattered. we are located right now

streets of key west. dubuque's city council voting 7-0 to buy twin ridge (david resnick, dubuque city council) "we intend to buy this good way." they buy the company for one point three million dollars, using money mostly pulled from delaying other projects. but city officials say these properties will eventually be annexed into dubuque, and dubuque is set to profit about four million dollars from property taxes and fees over the first ten years. a big deal for resnick, because the city won't lose money on the deal. "we're scraping our head right now on the debt ceiling. so we need to think of other ways, and a way we thought of a good you can't do both things all the time. you have to make good choices, and i think we've done that tonight. and perhaps as important-this move puts dubuque in a position to grow. "this means jobs, this means lower the tax rate. yes, this is infrastructure. and very proud of the city of dubuque for investing in infrastructure. we're ready for the future, because of the purcha

a couple dozen supporters lined west locust street, hoping for honks. honk and hoping to send a message to lawmakers in des moines. "i just want to point out the hypocrisy of cacanabis being a schedule one. when they also have a patent for it to be medicine. i don't know how that can co-exist. " for some supporters making cannabis oil legal to access in iowa is the top priority. othehe say iowa shoold legalize marijuana for an economic "colorado has $70 million in tax revenue so far from this. so us being a farming state we could do een better than that. " "i've been smoking for a really long timeme obviously look at me and i've never cared. ever since i was a teenager. i was like i'm going to do this because it makes me feel good. " either way they're hoping their public display wil enenurage others t t speak up. "you'll get a lot of people who are in a group with other people and i see them secretly going like that . " here in dubuque, democratic representativ e abby finkenauer twld tv-9,. "our first realistic priority, given the make up of our state

there is colder air to our north and west. that will be feeding in today as this storm that brought us the showers yesterday pulls away and strengthens. the wind is going to increase as high pressure builds in and clears us out. the best you'll get is chillier as the morning wears on. cold enough through the state of maine. those are snow flakes up toward banger, presque isle. there could be 1-3 inches accumulation before this pulls away. not a huge deal but just a reminder that, yeah, that can happen this time of year. we're clearing it out. it will be a mostly sunny, windy, chilly day. upper 30's north and west of town. to the lower 40's elsewhere. we're quieting down in the northeast today. lots of sunshine from new york down to d.c. the rest of the country pretty quiet today after snow this weekend in chicago. mid 30's. of the country. there will be some storminess developing out in the west that will slowly shift eastward across the country in the next couple of days. doesn't reach us until saturday so this week ahead loo

west up thirty-one to twenty-two. lawton-bronson's sarah neal hits the three to cu the lead to six.2. still in the second quarter.. west's rachel knutson-kobold misses the shot but darrien ford fights for the rebound and makes the layup.. wolverines up thrity-three to twenty-five.3. west's knutson-kobold with the nice pass to ford for the easy yup. st up thirty-five to o twenty-five over the gles.4. right before the end of the half.. lawton bronson on the break and lexi binder with the easy layup. west would go into the half up thirty-five to twnety-seven.5. in the third quarter.. west's madi jensen picks up the loose ball and scores the easy layup. west up thirty-seven to twenty-seven early in the third ququter and d ..west wins 72-51. 3 sbl and cherokee facing off in sergeant bluff1. cherokee gets on the board first.. kaely hummel hits the three. three to nothing cherokee.2. warriors come right back.. anna lucas hits the jumper. s-b-l trailk three to two.3. still in the first quarter.. cherokee's hummel again hits t

the cyclones fly to west virginia... for highs on friday will be held down in the upper-20s and low-30s by a blustery nw wind at 15 to 25 mph. mostly cloudy skies will dominate friday, but no rain or snow is expected. in fact, the rest of the weekend will remain dry with temperatures disney characters have been making appearances in american living rooms for years... but now... they're lacing up their skates and hitting the local ice rink. coming up... we'll take a look at the latest show dreamed up by disney... and hear from someone welcome back. it's a tradition that comes after the turkey for many families in des moines... disney on ice is back at the iowa events center... with a princess - packed show. joining us now is sam mapes... who helps bring some of the magic to life on the ice. a celebration of royal proportions when disney on ice presents dare arena. join your hosts mickey and packed adventure. the show features white & the seven dwarfs, cinderella, the princess & the frog... and more! the whole family will

west branch facing wapsie valley. first set, abby knoop is blocked by wapsie valley's mikenna joerger. but knoop would get some revenge with this blast. west branch wins 3-1 for its first state tournament victory in school history. 4-time defending state champion dike-new hartford facing eddyville- blakesburg-fremont. amber rickert with the kill cross-court. the wolverines keep things rolling, baylee petersen is denied once, but not a 2nd time. dike- new hahatford gets the -0 sweep. josh christensen tv9 sportt. it was signing day for hoops and several other sports and we made the rounds today.. they had six different athletes sign letters of intent today at linn-mar.. stephanie jenks cal track.. amber decker iowa track,a.j geers pnn wrestling, jared printy western michigan hoops,amanda ollinger will play for lisa bluder and guard jordan bohannon will be a hawkeye just like his dad gordy who played football at iowa. i wouldn't say he favvrs me more than the other brothers but it means a lot atleast get one at iowa. i k

there's rain to the west, it's staying to the west now. you'll not have to worry about the bulk of the main rain until 7 or 8:00 in philadelphia. 9:00 a.m., 63, damp in philadelphia. by noon, 66 degrees and your high is going to be a little early in the day. i'll call it 67 around 1:30 or 2:00 p.m. it's not that we change that much later in the day, but we sag temperature-wise. the rain will be with us all day and in through a good portion of the evening. there's the rainmaker out to the west. not a whole lot going on. no major delays all green aircraft telling you that. but a lot of clouds in most of the places we usually fly. >> going on to "healthcheck" starting school at the age of five can be too early and it seems many children are not ready. new research suggests that delaying the age children start school boosts their concentration and grades. starting later dramatically helped child's self-control by 70% associated with adhd. >> a los los angeles company is making freckles the next big thing. >> here's america's money. >> reporter

ice to the west, 47 degrees. it is thursday night when we could mix in some frozen precipitation in the metro. 34, a bit windy. sunday, generally dry at 38. late sunday night to monday, another system that could bring a wintry mix. we will be in the 30's next week. 11-0tt2watx#@_t!p bt@q@[ tt2watx#@_t!p "a@qpwd tt2watx#@_t!p bm@q[\h tt4watx#@_t!r dztq u\d tt4watx#@_t!r entq %x$ tt4watx#@_t!r gzt& <_\ tt4watx#@_t!r hnt& ,q0 tt4watx#@_t!r iztq f8h tt4watx#@_t!r jntq ( for twenty years. something is wrong with our healthcare system and it needs to be fixed. then, it was about health reform and getting eight million kids covered. now, it's about stopping republicans from repealing obamacare, and taking on insurance companies to bring down drug prices. i'm not going to let any family be deprived of healthcare. i'm not going to let the republicans rip up obamacare and throw it away. >> from iowa's sports leader, andy: the hawkeye football team is already in uncharted territory at it into the game against the brassica.

temperatures north and west are very chilly. this margin of anywhere between 10 almost -- to up to 25. psalter central new jersey. so all the way down to the cape. i'm hoping we don't get any sprinkles in the city. a close call. the moisture is there. here is what you can plan for today. as the sun comes up, we will see improvements. the sun breaking through at about noon. the showers in south jersey moving to the east. a high of 51 in new york city. coming up in a few minutes, we will talk cooler temperatures. we will have food samples even for you guys back in the studio. park. we will bring it to you on the set. winter's eve and the tree lighting broadcast right here on eyewitness news. >>> breaking news in new jersey. three people were killed and at least 16 other people injured after a serious crash on 287 in somerset county. >> kristin thorne is live at the medical center in -- with more on this developing story. >> reporter: several people now recovering here at moorestown 287 north goes northbound. all lanes for several

it is going to be cooler north and west. so the 60s confined from philadelphia points south and east that. will lead over to some showers that will develop by saturday night. i'll show that you in one second. 66 this afternoon. nowhere close to average average high is 52 degrees shy of that record of 73 set back in 1800's. so 52 in town. cooler to the north and west we're seeing 49 in pottstown. you get into the pine barrens of new jersey there are a 40s being detected so there are some cooler spots. but these temperatures are running a solid five to 10 degrees warmer in comparison where we were last night. that's pretty wild. 52 waking up 7:00 a.m. showers north and west the city will remain dry jersey shore will remain dry easing into the 50's on our way to the low 60s. showers will inch closer and closer starting in the lehigh valley around 3:00 o'clock here in the city around 5:00 o'clock the jersey shore after 7:00 o'clock. so blue h area of high pressure keeping us high and dry slowly eroding out of here and that's why

they were in other areas of the west bank. it shows the fear and tension a remains here and unprohibittability of how, where and when these incidents take place. >> there's no sane of it dying down. of course, this latest violence comes ahead of israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu's trip to the united states. what are the expectations from his meeting with barack obama? >> that's right. he is in the air now entrout washington. we know they'll be discussing things like the iran nuclear deal. this is the first time they'll be meeting since that's been signed. also, mutual security will be high on the agenda, but they will be discussing the tensions here was. there have been leaks from the israeli media, talking about that the israeli prime minister is coming with a plan for palestinians, specifics that were mentioned were trying to improve things in the occupied west bank in gaza. it comes to lifting, easing checkpoints, freedom of movement, also mentions perhaps bettering the economy in a way, but i think it's very diffic

west standings. the the second loss by ole miss drops them back of alabama whom they have the win over so now it's number two l.s.u., fourth ranked alabama atop the s.e.c. west and now it's time for the play of the game presented by napa auto parts. a couple of them. why not? because this wild play somehow, arkansas keeps it alive as ole miss begins to celebrate what they thought was a win. collins lose itselfalate but it's still a first down. giving them another chance. so then brandon allen completes to drew morgan. and you heard him tell jenny, "we knew we were going to go for two if we had the chance. on the second drive for two, allen into the end zone. the two-point conversion is good. 53-52. so for aaron taylor and jenny dell, i'm carter blackburn saying so long from oxford, mississippi, where the final score in overtime, arkansas 53, ole miss 52. we can only hope that alabama-l.s.u. is as good as this one. it is coming up on cbs. two versus four. closed captioning provided by cbs sports divis

in class a -- west sioux taking on akron-westfield. the falcons won this matchup in the regular season, 42-14. but it's the westerners with the 25-14 lead in the third quarter - west sioux driving but it's a fumble - zach bosse pounces on it as a-w takes over. points off turnovers - huge in this game - cal eskra - deep down the sideline for austin allard - and he's gone for an 80-yard touchdown - akron-westfield scored 24 points off west sioux turnovers. but here come the falcons - porter hummel pumps and drops a dime into kezden blankenship - west sioux back within 10, at 31-21. then, after an interception - hummel does it with his feet - diving in to cut that akron-westfield lead to 3. it was 31-28 after 3 - but dylan irizarry and the westerner defense held strong late in the game - akron- westfield upsets west sioux to head to the dome, 45-34. 8-man football -- number-4 m-m-c taking on unranked west bend- mallard. 1st quarter, eagles facing 3rd down when derek erdman receives the handoff and finds a hole and breaks tackles en route

the further west you go, the windier it will be. let's show you the wind advisory in effect until 6:00 tonight. this includes the shenandoah valley through the appalachians. wind gusts to 50 miles or our -- per hour. we had one of those in washington county at the airport. 47 in frederick. germantown, 41. temperatures in the 50's. with the sunshine, we will warm up. we are already at 61 at reagan national. 55 in hagerstown. the wind speed will be the deal throughout the day sustained from 17 to 20 with winds gusting locally in the metro area over 30, possibly 35 miles per hour. the winds could gust 40 to 50 in the areas under the advisory. the highs today will top out around 60 for the most part with gusty wind. we will continue to look for a lot of sunshine through the over thes the storm great lakes and eastern canada makes its way to the atlantic coast. the weekend and the next seven days part of the forecast in the next few minutes. jummy: we turn to a new scandal rocking the secret service. this time, it involves dirty pictures

west of the worcester area. as we get deeper into the afternoon, a few showers could work into metrowest and merrimack valley. southeastern massachusetts should state dry -- stay dry. there will be some rain worcester on west. see how the yellows become more numerous? heavy downpours overnight. cannot rule out a rumble of thunder. by 5:00 p.m. up and down easternmost massachusetts, looking at heavy downpours. these of the lifting out of the cave between 8:00 and 10:00 in the morning. low temperatures holding pretty close to 50 degrees. as the wind shifts from the south to the west, cooler air can spill on in. now, we are going to watch the system off to the west. this could bring in a couple of rain or snow showers sunday. for the most part, your weekend is dry. in terms of rainfall coming in late today and tonight, he looks like an inch or so or more of rain. heaviest likely in the western part of the state. if we do get some downpours, some rumble of thunder' s, there could be locally higher amounts. next week

west of the mountains. one of the concerns jefferson has, in terms of how are we going to turn this into states, townships, farms, is how we connect these? the appalachian mountains were formidable. you can walk it now. back then, not so much. it was not clear how you would move goods. this was a big concern. he writes this report to jefferson, and this very dry, remarkably dry. but, it is critical. it lays out, in its dryness, a strategy, much like the ordinance, which says we will make these key investments, and we are going to bring the country together. we will find a way to unite the east and west through a set of federal expenditures. that was his original idea. they will build canals and roads. his article also has a map. this is another version of it. it shows what he's envisioning. aboutlly, he is talking both north-south and east west connections. he is imagining, how do we connect georgia to massachusetts , which is a problem. there's a thousand miles between them. connectinggoing to to the ohio

forces at west appoint. he makes it sound like it was a dinner with him, westmoreland, and some congress wall medal of honor winners and then offered a scholarship to west point. westmoreland wasn't in detroit thatpv-t day. the was playing tennis in washington. there was an event in february that year but it was a 1500 person banquet. there's no record that carson ever met westmoreland and seem he would have been one of a thousand people to meet him and as has been pointed out, west point has no record, not o. of him ever getting a scholarship, and everybody who goes to west appoint gets a scholarship. it's full ride from the government. but that he ever even applied. that's serious the idea you would claim you got accepted and by west point and you never actually applied. >> west point has never given a full ride scholarship. none of the military academies has given a full ride scholarship. you pay for your schooling with service, typically five years of service, in whatever branch of the military the acad

area and pull up west branch. >> no tornado warning for west branch at this time. however i'm going to assume that that potential is coming because i'm sing some ne rotation pretty much right on top of west branch moving to the northeast 50th miles per hour west branch moving areas northeast of that stormtrack on tts again. at this time therere no storm warning for this particular part of the storm cedar bluff 5:40 when this would be moving in. west branch i'm seeing some signs of potential rotation, and we'll keep an eye on things if we happen get a tornadodo rning on this. and joe's actually going to go over here show you exactly what we're seeing. >> again, it's what we've been watching and justin doing some great analysis of the radar, looking both at the winds and the rain and the storm. you'll notice right re this is the winds, the green as well as the red. green is going towards the radar site. red moving away we'll notice the potential near the west branch area there y be some rotation in the storm. look back off toward the rain area. the radar picture that

authorities have identified him as a 36-year-old father of five from the west bank. it seems he worked in a restaurant nearby. as night fell in bethlehem, skirmishes again breaking out between palestinian youths and israeli security forces. today's killings come as a reminder that israel's additional security measures, from added checkpoints to military patrols on city streets, are so far moving powerless againstspontaneous lone wolf attackers. anchor: a correspondent is standing by for us in jerusalem. five people killed, several wounded. what more do we know about these two incidents? anchorreporter: that's what youd in the report to three people were killed in this latest shooting attack which happened in the early evening, there was a young american was one of the victims. the israeli man died later in the hospital of his wounds. at least five people are said to be wounded from this attack. according to reports, the palestinian had opened fire at the junction and then in two cars. earlier this afternoon, there was an attack in an office building in the south of t

this area of low pressure is spinning out to the west and it is right about there, and will and west, bringing that activity. fort dodge back into greene county, just off to the east of carroll, carroll is reporting snowfall as well as pocahontas. then you have this freezing mix. just rain and central iowa, ames through ankeny and des moines. a break through madison county continue to lift off to the north throughout the afternoon. we are seeing fog and rain. those are not frozen, temperatures well above freezing and the metro, 37 degrees wind out of the south, southeast at eight. much cooler to the north or temperatures are in the lower 30's, 32 in fort dodge, ames at 34. 37 in des moines and the moan i. there is that area of low continuing to lift off to the north, wrapping around heavy snow in the dakotas and minnesota. on the backside, it will bring afternoon hours on tuesday. notice 1:00, doing a good job of picking up with that rain-snow transition happens just off to the north and west of the metro. for the most part, we just see rain in des moines. to the north and greene coun

delawre won set number two..and in set three -- carlee ketchum ends the match -- west delaware wins thier first state title in school history -- 3 sets to none. "it's certainly something the school is going to remember forever, something i'm going to remember forever and something these girls are going to have those moments for the rest of their lives. you know i can't describe this feeling. it's just all the hard work that you do finally pays off and it's very rewarding." rewarding." "just complete bliss. my cheeks are hurting so bad right now becuase i've just been smiling. it's a great feeling." great feeling."smiling. it's a just been smiling. it's a great feeling." west liberty already made history this season -- the comets are playing in their first state title game ever in any sport -- but they can take it a step further -- a win gives them their first state championship have to get past nevada in the 3-a finalsfirst set -- cassidi simon with the back set to kyleigh becker -- and she drops the hammer west liberty could do more than spike though -- later in the set -- haliey d

little disturbance off to our west. that's going to be pinwheeling through the area so more lift, more clouds and more showers especially developing north and west of the city. so you can see a little bit of a lull for some. but we still have low clouds, fog, mist and drizzle out there. so allow extra travel time but this energy off to the south will continue to move in our direction. but take a look at the visibility. greatly reduced across the area. in fact, take a look at the airport delays right now at the philadelphia international airport. we're talking two hour airport delays due to the low clouds and showers also new york city, newark being impacted with numerous delays. so take look at the clock. you can see it starts to feel fill back in over the next couple of hours. especially north and west as that disturbance rotates through. temperatures, however, will hold pretty instead deem we'll talk about when this system pulls away and another chance for rain with that seven day forecast coming up. back to you. >> a

now lying about west point. but jeb bush, with neil cavuto defended carson by saying, i trust him, i believe it. i don't believe politico. brett? >> howard, more later with the panel. >>> we now know what the line-up will look like for the next presidential debates tuesday on the fox business network. and the campaigns, are reacting. chief political correspondent carl cameron has the scorecard tonight. >> a setback for chris christie and mike huckabee, neither will appear in next tuesday's primetime debate after coming up short of the percentage needed in the polls to qualify. christie filed his papers to appear on the first primary ballot in new hampshire and argued it's not debate organizers who decide elections, it's voters. >> which isn't a student council election, you don't announce on monday and vote on friday and whoever has the most friends wins. campaigns matter. the voters of new hampshire and the caucusgoers in iowa play a huge role in winnowing the field and they're the ones who will winnow the fiel

don't lie. >> was he really offered a west point scholarship? the candidate's fiery responses this morning. >>> breaking overnight, officers arrested for murder. their hail of bullets cutting down a young boy and this father. >> 6 years old. he didn't deserve to die like that. >> the dad wounded. why did the cops open fire on their suv? >>> hostage drama. the manager forced to rob his own bank. his family held at gunpoint in their home. the chilling 911 calls and a strange twist. why did the gunman apologize?

it starts at west 77th street, marches west, and then to 34th street. you can watch coverage of the parade here this morning on nbc 4. it begins at 9:00. >>> many major retail chains are continuing that trend of being open for thanksgiving. k-mart will be open almost the entire day. some of their stores open at 6:00 a.m. most jcpenney locations open at 3:00 this afternoon. toys r us, target, and macy's will open later on this evening. shoppers can also go hunting for holiday sales in most local malls. in new jersey, both the garden state plaza and paramus park mall will be open from 6:00 tonight until 11:00 tonight. last year was the first time that either mall was actually open on thanksgiving night. rei and some retailers saying we're not going to open. some open in the evening and some opening all day. >> so i guess it depends on whether or not you want to shop. 4:34. time for weather and traffic on the 4s. >> i want to eat. i don't want to shop. >> i'm declaring a personal no-shopping day today for me. >> it's about strapping on the old feed bag. so

to the north and west, that's where we will see the clearing first. light rain falling on radar, mainly green across the area and that's indicating it's light stuff and in terms of temperatures, we have a big difference to the north. 22 degrees cooler compared to this time yesterday in mt. pocono. and now by this afternoon, temperatures are going to be about 12 degrees cooler compared to where we ended up yesterday, and currently in the 40s in philadelphia. temperatures mainly in the 40s, but we have a lot of cold spots, too. 31 in mt. pocono. that's below freezing. and 39 in quakertown. 42 in coatesville, and 43 in oxford. south and east, temperatures minutely in the 40s there. so for today we're going to have morning showers, a light rain falling right now, and then it will be to the south and parts of delaware. much cooler compared to friday. temperatures topping out in the upper 40s and low 50s. we'll talk more about the chilly today, and another chilly one on monday and then tracking rain for tuesday and wednesday. that's all straight ahead. >>>

it starts west 77th street. they're going to go south along central park west, and then they're going to head right down 6th avenue, all the way down to 34th street. of course, that's the big review down there. you can watch the parade this morning here on nbc 4 at 9:00. it's great having tracie out there. she really has become like the expert on all things parade. >> absolutely. and she loves doing it. all right. that little boy of hers, dylan, who's adorable, is enjoying his mom gets to be out there. >> no one talks balloonicles like tracie strahan. parade. mild temperatures heading our way. more clouds may pop up as the day wears on. for the most part, no rain to worry about. that's the good news. mild for the shoppers tomorrow. of the weekend. maybe a couple showers early on saturday. that should be about it. for the time being in the city, temperatures mild, relative to where they've been over the past few mornings at 42. suburbs. look for sun mixing with more clouds through the day. 54 by noon. 58 at 3:00.