of the west. there's only a few colleges and i made an effort to come up with a few colleges engaged in doing something about it, most of the usual suspects are on the list including texas tech, viola, wyoming catholic another's, this is a country of 3000 or more colleges switch there may be 2976 which there's no course on history of western civilization. there is a book you can read that we like to think is the one good source of the history of the west and that is russell kirk's american order. russell kirk was a historian and author of a groundbreaking book called the conservative mind. in the later years he focused on western civilization. this one book we discovered is a really good one book, one treatment of the history of the west. so good is good is it that we created a course called russell's kirks america part one which replaced in cooperation with luke three.com. if you go to that you'll be able to access that course for free. it was developed by myself from colorado university and glen

reformation on the west. so with that said i would like to again encourage you to go to that course for free and i would like to introduce dr. balch for his remarks. >> i want to thank everybody here. i want to thank the on line university and the council. truly an honor to have an opportunity to say something about this most urgent educational problem. oftentimes when you speak in defense of western civilization the comeback is that you are being asked in a centric. you are not being inclusive, you are not kind of taking and the whole global scene in which all of humanity is present. and i think that actually reflects profound understanding about western civilization and what it has become and the misunderstanding is this. to the extent that one can talk about there being a lowball civilization, about there being something that embraces and brings together all of humankind, that something is western civilization which has gone long global. it's gone global because it is so powerful because it has brought suc

this is, of course, the west of the imagination that takes up the wild west show's and later the great popular writers -- great only in the sense of their success in selling their wares, worcester and the first western film, such as "the great train robbery," in which americans were absolutely inundated with the renderings of popular culture. it is worth noting, for example, that between two of those moments, the appearance of the virginian, 1902, and "the great train robbery," 1903, came "call of the wild." i would argue that much of what could be characterized as western fiction, western popular entertainment, does not necessarily lead us directly into jack london, and that is all i am going to say on that topic because you have someone much more skilled to lead you into the notion of london and western literature. i would just say that it is important to remember that the west, as conceived by these writers, was really a landscape that could be seen as opening, conquering, and settling the trans-mississippi west, and the literature that described those events was really abstracted f

needless to say the west. in context, the gentleman here published a long study of whether or not our how western universe -- civilization is popular colleges today. it is online and you'll be able to read it but it is striking evidence of to move away from the basics of american civilization and participation of the west and our premier colleges and universities. when i was an undergraduate many years ago i had to take two semesters required courses in history of western civilization. i bought a big textbook and it was quite burdensome but on the other hand, i learned something about my civilization that i would never have known. absent that i don't know where you're going to get this kind of information or knowledge. our seminar today is pursued by a couple before, st. francis college in brooklyn held a conference act of 2012 on what is the west best, and then st. vincent college in 2013 there was another one, stephen balch participated in that. but that's it. except for us. so not only are the seminars on w

she carrying a telegraph wire from the east to the west. literally connecting the east to the west. what else do you see? go ahead, macy. >> the train also connecting the east to the west. >> yeah, there is a couple of three different trains there. so there is sort of industrialization taking place, transportation development taking place. again, these are all facing westward. they're all moving westward. jonathan? >> toward the left of the picture you see the indians in fear look up at all this coming at them. >> yeah. so down here you see like about four native people kind of looking back over their shoulder, exiting stage left. what are some other elements of this picture? >> dark and columbia is bringing the light of civilization westward. >> yeah. the whole right side or east side of this painting of this image is bright, right? it's literally bringing light. bringing the light of civilization to the west. okay. what else? janie, did you have your hand up? that was what you were going to say. anything else? there are some covered wagons, stagecoaches. so settlers moving west. c

the system to the west will be working in. as this cold front approaches late in the day, i think we'll get rain. for the football games this morning, it will be chilly. low-to-mid 30s. by midday, you're going to low 40s, cloudy skies. as we get towards sunset, we'll see rain with temperatures around 40 degrees. warmer on cape. upper 40s for you. here's the timeline. flurries few and far between to the north and west. as we get toward about 4:00, here comes the next batch of showers. could be snow mixed in the berkshires. but a lot of that lifts to the north. you can overnight and overnight hours. tomorrow morning it looks damp with areas of drizzle. early tomorrow morning could be icy if you're doing black friday shopping. dry sunrise, showers, drizzle around upper 30s and showers into noontime. we'll watch redevelopment off the coastline this weekend, so still a chance of rain early on saturday and we should dry out on sunday. saturday. you can see the rain in the morning hours kind of lifting northward. there's snow across

that was already the case in the west bank. the changes this physically east jerusalem to target palestinian use there. there's been a number of that areve changes essentially taking the military law framework and applying it in the system to discriminatory ily target palestinian use outside the west bank. let me turn to what we are doing here. started a program. tying into what was spoken about before, the us-based palestine solidarity movement has made a lot of success, and has grown and expanded and created a lot of space to be engaged in direct ways with policy and also churches across the board of civil society. we saw our goal as a child rights organization, from the showinghuman stories, the human impact of occupation. we saw a very big opportunity for us to increase the reach of what we were doing well. we were not creating anything new so much as plugging the things we were doing into a us-based movement that was gaining steam. in 2014, i moved back to new york, and we worked with american service committee to create t

it's bordered by south downing street to the west, i-25 to the north, south university to the west, east amherst and darkness avenues to the south. colleen gives us a taste of the university of denver's 125-acre campus. the university was founded in 1864. it began as the colorado seminary founded by john evans, a close friend of abraham lincoln. he's the name sake for mount evans in illinois. the school closed for a short time after the denver gold rush and reopened in 1880 as the university of denver. first graduate got a 1884. it was built on land doned by rue fuss potato clark. he was a reformed alcoholic and potato farmer. >> as parts of his gift t university was obligated to plant 1,000 trees. we've been working on that quite some time. we pass had the threshold maybe 100 years ago. >> clark demanded no alcohol be made or sold in this area. south denver with old covenants against producing or selling alcohol. notable du grads include sin bad, figure. skater quan. >>> dry across the state. rain south across the border. it's moving steadily toward colorado especially southwest corner

in the west bank, much of the west bank and jerusalem is almost completely complete. a further expansion of what israel unilaterally is trying to do to jerusalem territorially. the idea that it's a pretty broad consensus within israel that at least formally and in political discourse jerusalem will never be divided come all never be shared in a meaningful way with palestinians. anything defined is therefore part of israel. so they are constantly with the law now extending even beyond the unilateral redrawing of the boundary. you can see -- it doesn't hurt. this is the path of the wall that israel is establishing around jerusalem. it's not always a concrete wall. in some areas of the electrified fence. if you can see at the top, this is it. he had the municipal boundary that israel recognizes its internal capital. this is the boundary, but the path strangely excising part of the around what they regard as jerusalem. the reason is because here in other neighborhoods is about 70,000 palestinians who israel i think it is clear once and future arrangement to not be residen

last night as you mentioned a couple of hundred people out here on the west side of the capital here's what it looks like and here's what it sounded like. they chanted and sang songs, gathering here in front of the capitol and the du campus as well. the group was made up of mainly young people.

of the west. it was also a time in which, especially in california, but elsewhere, as well, americans began to become increasingly unquiet about what the results of the impact of these great oligarchs of resource development would be. leading to the kinds of pursuit of resource preservation that would characterize much of the 20th century. it's an era of accelerating technological advance in nearly every field of extracted industry. that would be a development that would have enormous importance upon the bright pool of unskilled laborers who made up the west's working classes, and it was also an era that would begin to stress, along with or in concert with theodore roosevelt, the tribune of the progressive era, the importance of immersing one's self in the outdoors, which roosevelt in his so characteristic fashion, described as the strenuous life. that life of toil and effort, of labor, that ensures the man who does not shrink from danger, from hardship, or bitter toil will win the splendid ultima

and the winds are out of the west. and the computer models show you southwest and that is the indication that we are going to see warmer temperature. look at a couple of breaks working into the cloud cover and we had the clouds for about the last 48 hours or so. and not only are we getting a few breaks here, but seeing the back edge of the cloud line. and we are seeing a big storm hitting the pacific northwest and that storm system will be here by sunday night. our computer model show the clouds breaking up as this little bit of energy moves eastward. and maybe a cloud or two in the morning. all in all, p tomorrow. and clear skies tomorrow night, and sunshine early in the day on sunday, but the clouds will be racing in and by 10:00 sunday evening, sunday night, here comes the rain with that big from the west but at least on the mild side. temperatures around 50 on monday. 33 overnight tonight and near to the lake shore, 30 inland, mostly cloudy skies. and for tomorrow, partly cloudy skies and again in the morning hours

moves farther to the east today and a cold front moves our way from the west. as a result, we can expect stronger winds from the southwest. that wind will warm us into the low to mid 60s today but the cold front clears our area tonight and we will only see highs in the upper 40s on friday. that coo as sunshine and an other push of warm air takes us back into the low to mid 50s this weekend. we stay dry for next several days. today: sunny. windy at times. high: 64 wind: sw 10-25 mph tonight: clear. low: 42 wind: nw 5-10 time to find out who's turning six.... wake up terrance-- it's your birthday! he likes power rangers, playing piano, and basketball. a big happy birthday to jaelynn in racine.she likes her little brother, coloring, and playing board games. elijah in new berlin. he likes collecting pokemon cards, going to karate lessons, and swimming. it's time for lily in franklin to celebrate. she likes dancing, gymnastics and coloring. there's six candles on anderson's birthday cake in fort atkinson today. he likes playing minecraft, card games and spending tim

the east and the west are mine. the north and the south are mine. >> now your storm watch 9 forecast. chris: well, folks it's a bit of a drizzly start. you'll need something to keep track of this. it's the reading edge of a big, big change in our overall weather pattern. day, 30's and 40's, north to south. here is what we've got going on. it's a stripe of rain, not particular will i-- particularly heavy, but it will private from south to north between now and 9:00 or 10:00 this morning. knots over here it is blue, in southern vermont, and our way in a lesser form, but the cold and blustery weather that acompanies it will be just as fierce. here we have not just snow, but lake effect snow over the milder lake waters, with snow in western new york. it's going to be a big snowfall for the adirondacks and the green mountains of ser month. for new hampshire lesser amounts, but pretty significant. we work into thanksgiving. the downpours are moving through southern new hampshire, pivot to the north and that will change to

the big ten west tmj4."))todays tmj4.")) packers extra now.. and the green and gold will try to football. it will be another primetime matchup for the packers who have struggled a lot this season. it was announced last week that eddie lacy and sam shields won't play the rest of the season. kickoff against the eagles tomorrow in philly is at 7:30. coming up on live at daybreak: a bizarre scene at a hotel in alaska.. why police say there's no longer a threat to the public.plus.. what police say a limo driver did.. just moments before a crash left several people seriously we're waking up to a little morning. the fog should diminish during the morning hours and we'll see some sunshine again today. clouds increase again later this afternoon as approaches from the west. aided by a south wind, our temperatures should climb near a winning ticket for last night's 421 million dollar powerball jackpot was sold in tennessee. no one has come forward to claim the prize yet. we'll have the rest of your lottery numbers later in the show. al

i'll have the details coming up. the west. highs in the low to friday is here -- shoppers are out ready to grab the best deals they can. kwwl's amanda gilbert is live in waterloo-- amanda, menards doesnt open for another 30 minutes it's a crazy morning in front of menards in waterloo. there's a huge line that stretches done the front of the store. people started lining up around 4:30 and the store doesn't open until 6 first people in line who showed up. the super early birds told me they're here for everything from a pressure cooker to a kayak to a propane heater. i spoke with one lady who says she's just excited to be here long it takes us, and who's all here." menards is one several stores that decided to wait to open until this morning. they are opening in less than half an our now... but people are having fun out here.. they're naming to music.. drinking the mall of america among those choosing to stay closed yesterday they opened at five this morning -- a live look now off to make a statement. they're boycotting chicago's

the west after midnight. .thanksgiving day...mostly cloudy. highs in the lower 40s. west winds 5 to 10 mph. .thursday night...mostly cloudy. a 30 percent chance of light snow after midnight. lows in the lower 30s. .friday...mostly cloudy. a 20 percent chance of light rain and snow in the morning. highs in the lower 40s. 3 today...mostly cloudy. highs in the lower 40s. southeast winds 5 to 15 mph. .tonight...not as evening... then light snow likely late in the evening. light rain in the late evening and overnight. no snow accumulation. lows in the mid 30s. southeast winds 10 to 15 mph. chance of precipitation 90 percent. .wednesday...light rain. highs in the lower 40s. southeast winds 5 to 15 mph. chance of rain 90 percent. .wednesday night...cloudy. a 50 percent chance of light rain through around midnight. lows in the mid 30s. southwest winds up to 5 mph shifting to the west after midnight. .thanksgiving day...mostly cloudy. highs in the lower 40s. west winds 5 to 10 mph. .thursday night...mostly lows in the lower 30s. .friday...mostly cloudy. a 20 percent chance of

today's highs in the 40s and 50s. rain and snow in the west early. tonight colder air mixes in out snow falling tonight through tomorrow morning. best accumulation by noon to air after tomorrow. we'll also see light rain and snow here tomorrow morning. not going to be impressive. 40s and 50s mountains west. tomorrow morning this time, bit of snow going on. i anticipate damp roads here, snow wrapping up in the mountains and moving out of north eastern colorado. mix of rain and snow late clouds here but warm 69 tonight. few light showers at or above freezing. most of us above freezing 34 or 35 degrees. early morning snow tomorrow not very impressive at all. clear in the afternoon. couple of windy days. then calm days for friday and saturday. we have another front coming early next week. that's going to show up here in our nine day planner. >>> getting out close to our it's along the northbound stretch north of parker leading up towards alameda. our southbound backups coming in typical. northbound delays, can't see them yet a. cross the speed maps, slow

west side rising is meant to the hard work that the residents on the west side that lost their homes did in moving this community forward. 11with flood protection plans becoming clearer they hope it will also be a center piece of renewed development. the memorial will be part of a larger plaza some what like greene square with this beautiful piece of art for people to gather and reflect and have a place to get together and then around them they will see th properties so it will really signify that the west side is coming back. 22 this is not the first time the west side has recovered from devastation. there was also a major flood in 19 19 they were going to make a memorial then and they put the concrete base in the ground but couldn't complete it because of the economic conditions. 10west side rising committee member gary hinzman says its more important now than ever to finish the work started so long ago.it speaks to the nature of these west side neighbors help somebody else before themselves and they've always been hard working industrious people and they showed that again in the r

so the french fortresses in the west, that dotted through the west, that sent chills down the spines of the british ministers, are usually puny little palisades with a garrison of a their defense, not firepower or defenses but on the indian people who are living around them. with very good will, the french have a presence and a power. without the tolerance and allegiance of indian people, it just evaporates. so an important part of the british victory in the seven years war, particularly in the west, involves diplomatic victory. winning indians over. one way to do that is to cut off the supply of goods to the french. because without the giving of gifts, indian diplomacy is bankrupted. so when the british destroy the french atlantic fleet in 1759, that has huge repercussions. first of all, it means no more supplies, no more troops make it across to canada, but it also cuts out, cuts off french supplies. when the british capture quebec, that severs the french supply line so that french goods, that is gifts for indians, cannot make it into the west. this erosion is taking place after 17

the west. as a result, we can expect stronger winds from the southwest. that wind will warm us into the low to mid 60s today but the cold front clears our area tonight and we will only see highs in the upper 40s on friday. that cool down is short lived however as sunshine and an other push of warm air takes us back into the low to mid 50s this weekend. we stay dry for next several days. today: sunny. windy at 10-25 mph tonight: clear. low: 42 wind: nw 5-10 mph anchor adlibs traffic red on traffic map = major delays yellow on traffic map = some delays green on traffic map = no delays breaking news ---milwaukee police are investigating a deadly overnight shooting. it happened around 3-30 this morning near 57th and philip. the medical examiners offices says they have been called to the scene. right now we know the victim is a man but police are not releasing much information. also breaking right now - police in western pennsylvania say one of the two police officers shot early this morning has die

our way from the west. as a result, we can expect stronger winds from the southwest. that wind will warm us into the low to mid 60s today but the cold front clears our area tonight and we will only see highs in the upper 40s on friday. that cool down is short lived however as sunshine and an other push of warm air takes us back into the low to mid 50s this weekend. we stay dry for next several days. today: sunny. windy at times. high: 64 wind: sw 10-25 mph tonight: clear. low: 42 wind: nw 5-10 mph angelica adlibs traffic red on traffic map = major delays yellow on traffic map = some delays green on traffic map = no delays breaking news out of pennsylvania where two police officers have been shot. it happened early this morning in the officers were reportedly responding to a domestic disturbance call before the shooting happened. right now we don't know their conditions. police are still searching for the shooter. we'll continue to follow this story and bring you any updates as we get them. donald trump's wi

here's the area of showers to the west. there's an area of low pressure developing along this front. it's going to take a lot of that moisture and focus it to the temperatures much cooler. once that front crosses the area, temperatures won't be as mild tomorrow. but we'll do ok. we'll come close to 60 in boston. mid-to-upper 50s from the worcester hills through merry -- meri mack valley. towards lunchtime, good idea to have an umbrella. a better chance of showers from boston southward filling in toward the evening commute. toward about 8:00 tonight, showers consolidate along the cape. we're mostly in the 30s, a few upper 20s in our coldest suburbs. high pressure for thursday. so it's back to sunshine tomorrow, but we'll watch this front to the north. it's going to bring in colder weather for the weekend. it's giving us a friday. so during the morning hours, the winds will come from the west-southwest and shift to the north-northwest during the afternoon, gusting close to 40 miles per hour. any outdoor plans on veterans' day

the french forces is in the west. and sent chills down the spipes there sh ministers and were a garrison of a few guys and defend that power and purpose not on french fire power but on the indian people who are living around them. good will, the french have the power and presence without the tolerance and allegiance of the indian people. so an important part of the british victory particularly in the west involves winning indians over. one way to do that is to cut off the supply of goods to the french. because without the giving of gifts. the en the british had leet in 1769, huge repercussions. no more supplies, no more troops and going to make it across the atlantic and it cuts off flemp supplies when the british captured quebec with the front. that severed the french supply line so the french goods, that makefts for indians cannot it into the west. this erosion is taking place after 1768. so that drying up of french goods coinciding with a reversal of the tide in the war convincing people ta we want to increase our

the metro curve still as i mentioned running well, and 480 all across the screen east to west, west to east running very well. drive times look good. 17 minutes in from north and 36 inbound from akron. some i-271 project, that same big project at 6:33 with an update. guys. >> tia: the browns made it interesting for a while but lost again this time to the steelers. but it's what the star of the team said after the game that has everybody talking this morning. >> brian: can't wait for that. what is eliminated today on facebook that you will not see again. >> tia: welcome back. changes coming to your facebook page, but you will like this. the social media site is working to remove fake news stories from being this is after a lot of false reports being posted during the presidential election. >>> a new report from the ap confirms 36,000 write-in votes this election. compare that to the 2012 election when just 37 people wrote in their presidential vote. the favorites this year were john glenn, governor john kasich and urban meyer. >> brian: tough go for the brownies yesterday. rolling th

highs 59 to 63 on the west side of the valley... 62 to 66 on the east side. north winds up to 10 mph in the morning becoming light. .tuesday night...mostly clear. lows 46 to 49 on the west side east side. winds generally light. .wednesday...sunny and breezy. highs 60 to 64 on the west side of the valley...63 to 67 on the east side. south winds 10 to 15 mph shifting to the southwest 15 to 25 mph in the afternoon. .wednesday night...mostly clear. lows 40 to 45. northwest winds 10 to 15 mph. .thanksgiving day...sunny. highs around 63. .thursday night through .sunday through monday...partly cloudy. highs 60 to 63. lows 41 to 44. you may not have heard..... the word "mom-trepreneur"... but... the west side of the valley... 62 to 66 on the east side. north winds up to 10 mph in the morning becoming light. .tuesday night...mostly clear. lows 46 to 49 on the west side of the valley...44 to 48 on the east side. .wednesday...sunny and breezy. highs 60 to 64 on the west side of the valley...63 to 67 on the east side. south winds 10 to 15 mph shifting to the southwest 15

moving out the west there is no moving into the berkshires. we are not expecting the snow to break its way in but we will be seeing a chance of slick travel. 43 degrees. overnight is coming up. ben: one person has died after a tragic one way crash. jc: it happened early this morning on i-495 in plainville between exits 13 and 14. police say the driver was headed northbound in the southbound lane. newscenter 5's diane cho joins us live now from the foxboro state police barracks, with the latest on the investigation, diane? diane: we are on an overpass near this scene. investigators ar up going the wrong way. you can see how bad the damage was. a young male driver went north in the southbound lanes. the male driver hit a 21-year-old woman head on in the suv she was driving. this happened around 2:00. with serious injuries. the investigation was still underway. reporter: more than 100-year-old thanksgiving tradition becomes an opportunity to honor a fallen hero. marlborough and hudson used their holiday football game to remember state trooper tho

you do see showers out to the west of philadelphia creeping toward the east now coming over the western border of chester county. they're light at first but occasionally you could get a steady cell and that's going to be off and on throughout the majority of the day. 52 degrees in philadelphia, 49 in wilmington, 46 degrees in allentown, 47 in reading, line in trenton and 58 in cape may. and as we roll through it today, 51 degrees by 8 o'clock. 53 by 10 o'clock. 55 by noon. it stays cool so there's no real better time to go out to the market or get your stuff done. the high is 58 so maybe you wait until a little bit later on and again throughout the day right into evening there is that chance of some pop-up or off and on showers. tam. >> all right, thank you david. >>> you can always get the seven-day forecast an live look at storm tracker6 live double scan radar any time of day that you need it on our web site much just led to 6abc.com/weather. >> no real surprises in new jersey where several incumbents were up for reelection in the u.s. house of representatives. >> in the first congres

here's that storm system off to the west. showers thunderstorms moving that was sections of indiana on the back side of that system the colder air and that's where we have that snow. so dry for much of the your saturday. but by saturday evening, if you're stepping outdoors especially north and west, have the umbrellas, the jackets, the sweaters. that rainfall moving in around seven, 8:00 o'clock and then watch the clock. by 9:00, 10:00 o'clock we're looking at that colder air changing things over to some wet snow. the lehigh valley, the pocono mountains maybe even far north and western suburbs perkasie, pottstown we could see some of that rain changing over to wet snowflakes even toward the i-95 corridor overnight and first part of the day on sunday with gusty conditions. lingering flurries in the poconos. maybe even a flurry moving down to the philadelphia area. so the break down the pocono mountains for your saturday night. we're looking at that rain moving in around 7:00. rain change to go wet snow around 9:00, 10:00 o'clo

he came from somewhere in the west bank or from the east bank. but the fact that he was stabbed by an arab or the people who live here, they couldn't care less if the arab is yellow, green, comes from africa. for them an arab is an arab. in september 2000 the palestinians started to shoot through the jewish neighborhoods, and the authorities had to protect the kindergarten over here, and they put up this wall put up by the neighborhood council. but nevertheless, it's quite ugly. but if they shoot from the other side toward the kindergarten, what other measure you can take in order to protect the children? >> before returning home we went to visit a palestinian farmer whose life was devastated when half of his land was taken by the israeli army to accommodate the bending of the wall. -- the building of the wall. ma the better part of his land is beyond that fence. all these walls he built by breaking this sporn land with his wife and his children and all his hard work is gone. he cannot go down and tend to his trees or cultivate it. >> i feel like

traffic along the i-894 southbound corridor will shift to the west or right side of the roadway starting at lincoln ave.a reminder that the i-41/us-45 sb systerm ramp to i- there is one animal in new york's southern tier getting all dressed up for the winter w. weather. sadie the pig from vestal was out enjoying the snow day with her owner. owner. sadie is more fond of the warmer weather, but when she gets her sweater on she's ready to enjoy the snow. h five sweaters in her little pig closet. she can even sit and spin like a dog. sadie loves to walk around and visit with neighbors. she also loves eating the snow. "i just love seeing her adventuring and playing with the snow and i feel like it's first time for her every time i bring her outside so it is in" interesting." sadie reminds her owner of a toddler when she brings her want to, but once she goes out she loves it. 3 check out these cute newborns. a zoo in australia introduced three ?baby puggles.?they're the first born at the zoo in nearly 30 years.puggles are one of only two australian mammals that lay eggs.they're notoriously dif

and the winds are out of the west. and the computer models show you by 6:00 in the morning, they're going to go to the south and sout indication that we are going to see warmer temperature. look at a couple of breaks working into the cloud cover and we had the clouds for about the last 48 hours or so. and not only are we getting a few breaks here, but seeing the back edge of the cloud line. and we are seeing a big storm hitting the pacific northwest and that storm system will be here by sunday night. our computer model show the clouds breaking up as this little bit of energy moves eastward. and maybe a cloud or two in the morning. all in all, partly cloudy skies tomorrow. sunday, but the clouds will be racing in and by 10:00 sunday evening, sunday night, here comes the rain with that big from the west but at least on the mild side. temperatures around 50 on monday. 33 overnight tonight and near to the lake shore, 30 inland, mostly cloudy skies. and for tomorrow, partly cloudy skies and again in the morning hours a few

clouds from the west. remember with the earlier sunrise is makes sense we're milder this hour. flirting with 70 degrees. you're at 70 in sarasota. good morning to you. lakeland is at 64, and it's 67 in tampa. visible satellite imagery shows the clouds sneaking in from the west. these clouds are on tap for the afternoon. a little more cloud cover today, and a chance for a sprinkle today. of green and specks and those are sprinkles moving away from us. the northeast breeze is up at times today and warm and 83 through tomorrow. the mornings are cool and not your best time to get out and enjoy that taste of fall. >> alcides: thank you. in world news this morning, iraqi special forces continue to defend themselves from a counterattack this morning launched by isis fighters in mosul. the news comes as iraqi troops press into densely populated facing a new kind of battle. snipers as well as heavy artillery were heard through much of the night. there are reports of people being used as human shields. the special f

this will scoot by say the morning from if with the west to the east. in the afternoon a leftover rain or snow shower towards janesville. clouds leftover this evening. past mid night decreasing clouds across the area a. handful of clouds on saturday morning then a mix of sun and clouds in the afternoon. the sunshine will get good saturday afternoon and the highs the rain snow mix will be moving in. the highs either side of 40 across southeast wisconsin. weatherwatch 12 week ahead, saturday and sunday nice days upper 40s by sunday. rainy system moving in for monday and tuesday and highs back to the 50s. cooler wednesday, maybe a coupe of snowflakes on thursday. no big snows in sight for 7 days. ben: we like that. ben: some of us wa others haven't even slept yet. that's because they've been up for hours shopping for the best black friday deals. abc news' janai norman is in washington with the latest. >> instead of focusing on food and family, some anxious holiday shoppers took their appetite for sales straight to shopping centers. some of the biggest reta

watch the change, moving saturday afternoon into the evening. now moving in from the west. that will pull in a little warmer air. that's what we are looking at happening by sunday. now the winds more directly from the west or from the southwest at points through sunday morning. temperatures still start cool but in the afternoon we will be able to see temperatures bump up a bit more. here's a look for saturday in philadelphia. 52 degrees. lehigh valley only high of 48. 52 in areas like jersey and delaware. then moving to sunday, almost all of us ten degree boost. still sunny conditions this sunday, the pick of the week as we move through the weekend if you want to get outdoors. ten day on 10, chances of rain. dry through sunday. monday, clouds start to build. monday evening and into tuesday, that's effecting chances of rain. it is a coastal storm that looks to clip us. if that changes, we will update you. tuesday looking rainy, cooler. next chance of rain end of the next weekend. >>> good morning. happy saturday. i am danny pommells from csn. sixers looking for the first win

west of the mountains. you can see the stop and go on i-25 very typical heavy traffic from 104th to 184th. problem free. take a look at the -- coors field and the slow and go across 38th and down passed mile high. traction laws in place. for you guys -- for you folks using your regular car, you need good tread on your tires if you're headed to the west right now. >>> we have good news. if you need help cooking that thanksgiving turkey, butter ball is expanding its 24-hour help service. you can just text your questions to butter ball help phone and we're told also on social media. there's no excuse for messing up that turkey because you now have ways. >> do you know how many phones our receptionist gets at the front desk. [indiscernible]. >> really. >> call butter ball. >>> a middle school is left with a punctured lung. we have details coming up. my name is charity salazar, an. every election, nancy pelosi and her washington friends launch vicious attacks against mike coffman. this year is no different. they

after the west. it's coming our way it will spread heavy snow in the first know the season down to the planes. we have great snow cast t as 3 you can type in and wants to get the app has youu address and tells you how much snow you can expect. go to the app store, it works pretty cool. >>> as far as weather conditions today, 80. the updated high to diiitize the all-time record high for any day in november, 57 the low because the warmest low temperature we've ever had for anyymorning in november omets -?1870. the normal high 52 and 24. the old record was 7, record low was for below zero and right now, average temperature, 11 degrees warmer than normal by far. the wwrmest and driest on record but things are changing as we peak. for now it's very mild, 71 downtown, 68 at the airports, dry, 11% relative humidity, wind out of the southwest at 10 miles per hour. there's a storm system coming in from the west. this low will come through and ring us a lot of wins, having on snow and tracks quickly this upata

out of the west at 5 miles per hour. as we take a look at the clouds out to the west, they are a coming. looks like we'll get sunshine early and clouds will filter in and by the afternoon we'll be cloudier and the rain out to the west will arrive and be with us for a good portion of tomorrow. 35 degrees by 8:00 a.m. it's cold in the morning, certainly coat weather. 10:00 a.m., 42. noon, up to 50. today is a little bit milder than yesterday. we'll get up to 56 when we stopped in the low 50s. 5:00 p.m., 53. wind overall not all that strong today. high temperatures across the region not much of a range. 54 in allentown. 55 in reading and trenton. 56 in millville and 54 in cape may. even numbers with the clouds gathering later. tomorrow morning at 5:30 a.m., we'll be tracking rain likely coming in from the west. you might already have it in the northern and western suburbs. we get into the morning and the rush hour and there's more rain starting to fill in, and maybe steady pockets of rain and you continue through the day an

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see how they come out of the west and dip town to the south before they come back to the in west virginia. if you're head hing out overnight tonight, 4:00 a.m. yo0 have a mix of clouds and sun. again, you can see some showerse popping up out to the west here, watch as they move across aputro it into motion. 9:00 a.m. and then as we get into 1:00 p.m., very scattered.d most stay dry tomorrow, i can't totally rule out the chance of t showers and then we'll clear it out as we head through theugh evening hours and into the day t onhe saturday. saturday 55, sunday 54, big warm upcoming next week, but it's what we call storm driven warm. we'll get up to the 60s near 706789 i will not be a dry and sunny 730-degrees. > marina, over to you.a, o this dramatic video out of cigarette as an e cigaretten e explode in a man's pants. the man was ebb working at the grand central station when the vapor pen suddenly blue it looks like on fireworks.orks no word on what sparked the fire. the man still being treat at the hospital burns to his hands and leg. the department of transportatio has banned passengers

traffic along the i-894 southbound corridor will shift to the west or right side of the roadway starting at lincoln ave.a reminder that the i-41/us-45 sb systerm ramp to i-94 eb is now closed long term until spring 2017. this will have an impact on your morning drive.drivers will want use the following detours. watertown plank rd to hwy 100 and rejoin at the rampbluemound rd. to 84th st on ramp to i-94 eb or for a little dog is helping some big cats grow up...we're not talking house cats. cats. zookeepers in germany have enlisted the help of "leon" to help raise "peach" and "pearl"... twin bengal tiger cubs-- who were abandoned by their mother.these little girls won't be little for long. adult female bengal tigers usually grow to about eight feet long and can weigh about 300 pounds. still ahead in our next half hour..an unusual fundraiser... for absolutely nothing.why its still generating a lot of buzz... and money!that's coming up at 6:30 on the cbs 58 morning news. 3 now at 6:30 - 3 plus - wildfires are wreaking havoc in tennessee.forcing mandatory evacuations. and the latest on a brut

coming in from the west. and embedded in the clouds every now and then you get a sprinkle or shower and we may see that late today or this evening in a couple of neighborhoods, don't think it will amount to much though. overall lots of sun and clouds in the lehigh valley. and high of 62 down the shore sunny still with most of new jersey under a lot of sunshine and just a few clouds. may cloud up later but nice with a high of 64. in philadelphia mostly sunny with high clouds filtering over the rest of the afternoon. a high of 63 degrees and winds overall on the light side. not too terribly winnie. for the evening commute you'll want your sunglasses, sun and clouds and 58 at 5:00 after sun down and 56 by 6:00 and not a severe drop. down to 46 tonight and a sprinkle around not a lot of rain. partly cloudy skies otherwise and winds dipping back to 10 to 15 miles per hour and turning north and west. as we look out to the west we see a lot of mild air building, 62 currently in saints lose, not far to the south 73 d

the denver metro area, to the west of i-25, conditions improving. along the highways, and it is still wet drive and high80, i know a lot of folks e traveling, hea out to nebraska or heading out to utah or ide wa, i-80, a trowive a tough drive from cheyenneo laramie. >>> broncos are getting ready a prime time matchup on sunday night. they host the ri city chiefs at mile high. and we have a look ahead. and the broncos returned to right? the broncos finally got back to work monday after the much- needed bye. and all involved said it was good to get away. but it is exciting to come back for what coach gary kubiak called six playoff games that await them. as the broncos try to win th?ce tightest division race in the league and earn their sixth consecutive division title. the kansas city chiefs now 7-3, just like the broncos, after kansas city's loss to the bueers on suny,re the first of those six playoff games that about. and the biggest thing that the denvers needed to address, to face the chiefs and the stretch run, they have to get bet are play from t

light comes from the east and arrives in the west. other tropes existed. such as the good indians and the bad indians. where westernns clothing. he has his haircut. he is combed and he sits with other emblems of civilization. a dog. education. you can see he has achieved these things. versus the bad indian on the left, your left, uncontrollable emotions. nudity and wild gestures. and notice the tones here. the tones are important. the war tones in the painting versus the cooler tones earlier on in the other work by thomas madison. how weones influence read these images and also the color of the people that we see. the earliest photographs made in american studio was made by thomas easterly. karyotype.are a -- visiting st. louis. he is posing in a studio and he wears it bear claw necklace and a piece metal and ho's -- and holds a silver tipped cane. remember this resembles a three develop -- a three-dimensional image. it is three-dimensional. so when this way, a viewer can actually imagine that they were actually holding him in their hands. they are holding

110 in the west valley. we have team coverage. jeff van zant has been talking to hikers. leon enriquez talking to athletes compete flood the ironman. but let's get started with ashli difficult martino. >>reporter: we started to see those showers in the west side of the valley around 2:00 this afternoon. they have let up a little at that's falling. as you can see where the rain isis moving through the whitman area through up through wickerburg. a we put radar into motion you can see the moisture coming up from the southwest moving ford the north. so we are seeing it all along the i-17 with some very light showers that are just starting to fall right now in the flagstaff area. it's been steady for us as they have been falling and it's been very light out there. this is the first wave that's going to be moving through the area as we head into our overnight hours and into the start we can expect even more. if you look at what we've seen so far anywhere from a trace to just over a tenth of an inch of rain on the

the trouble in the west. and the hazard in the east. icy rain and snow fueling what could turn into a travel disaster. >>> breaking news. found alive. the supermom who vanished while jogging three weeks ago, discovered safe. now with her husband. tonight, new questions about how she disappeared. >>> rudy versus romney. the battle within the trump transition team. who to name as secretary of state. the revealing tweet from a top trump adviser. >>> ambush. the lone police officer making a traffic stop when a fugitive jumps out of the trunk. this comes after a week of attacks on police officers. >>> and the best deal. on the eve of black friday, bargain. and the restock headline. the popular soldout toy about to hit a store near you. >>> and good evening on this thanksgiving night, i'm tom llamas, in for david this evening. and we begin with the travel trouble looming, as millions of americans take to the roads and the skies to return home. storms in the west, like this one in utah, kicking up through the weeken a white-knuckle ride on i-8

the trouble in the west. and the what saturday in the east. icy rain and snow fueling what could turn into a travel disaster. >>> breaking news. found alive. the supermom who vanished while jogging three weeks ago, discovered safe. now, with her husband. tonight, new questions about how she disappeared. >>> rudy versus romney. the battle within the trump transition team. who to name as secretary of state. the revealing tweet from a top trump adviser. >>> ambush. the lone police officer making a traffic stop when a fugitive jumps out of the trunk. this comes after a week of attacks on police officers. >>> and the best deal. on the eve of black friday, bargain. and the restock headline. the popular sold-out toy about to hit a store near you. >>> and good evening on this thanksgiving night, i'm tam llamas, in for david this evening. and we begin with the travel trouble looming, as millions of americans take to the roads and the skies to return home. storms in the west like this one in utah kicking up through the near salt lake city. and the dange

he came from somewhere in the west bank or from the east bank. but the fact that he was stabbed by an arab or the people who live here, they couldn't care less if the arab is yellow, green, comes from africa. for them an arab is an arab. in september 2000 the palestinians started to shoot through the jewish neighborhoods, and the authorities had to protect the kindergarten over here, and they put up this wall put up by the neighborhood council. but nevertheless, it's quite ugly. but if they shoot from the other side toward the kindergarten, what other measure you can take in order to protect the children? >> before returning home we went to visit a palestinian farmer whose life was devastated when half of his land was taken by the israeli army to accommodate the bending of the wall. -- the building of the wall. >> the majority of his land and the better part of his land is beyond that fence. all these walls he built by breaking this sporn land with his wife and his children and all his hard work is gone. he cannot go down and tend to his trees or