delays around chicago, minneapolis are to be expected. the roads may not be any less congested. aaa says 1.5 million more people are driving this holiday season compared to last year bringing the total number of people to 103 million, that is a new record.>> reporter: if you are traveling through sfo, you might be lucky enough to meet the latest member of the wagon brigade, a peg. he is a therapy animal and will be providing entertainment to travelers before they take to the skies. jackie ward, kpix 5 news at noon. >>> roberto gonzales is in the weather center.>> we don't want to neglect oakland international airport or monetta international airport. so far, everyone is on time. no delay. let's head on out to sfo and look at the clarity. unlimited visibility at this hour. blue skies with a gentle wind out of the east 7 miles per hour. 48 degrees . it is a lot cooler than it actually is. sfo has clear sailing. 53 degrees, and afternoon high along the peninsula. if you are traveling to atlanta, still cloudy but no delays. chicago warmed up to 54 after frigid temperatures this week

the storms caused flight delays weren't just in minneapolis. in north dakota, blizzard conditions transformed the international airport into a frozen tundra. >> oh, you ain't making it through that. mountains of snow blocked runways. strong winds and low visibility forced airport officials to completely shut down. as the storm travels east, so did the misery. >> i don't know what is going on. don't know if i will catch a flight. >> by midday, midway airport in chicago was leading the nation in delays and cancellation. southwest passenger, juan fln >> if you can't get me out today. you can't get me out tomorrow. you don't have any other planes? >> do you always travel during the busiest time of the year? >> no. >> reporter: holiday travelers like shirley wilson took the more than 70 delays and cancellations at newark's liberty international in stride. >> just come in early. because you will never know what will happen. delays, whatnot. come in early. everything will be smooth sailing after that. >> after a bumpy start here at newark airport, tra

jamie yuccas, minneapolis. >> oh, 23 degrees? sounds so warm. >> sounds pretty good. >> meisha was telling me she had travel plans this weekend that went through minneapolis, she said it completely ruined her trip because of the snow, all of that. >> right. we got little bit of ice over the weekends, now bit of warming trends coming at us. every time you think about cold temperatures, sometimes get out there, now, we're not that cold, but out in the midwest, especially souix falls, check this out, meteorologist had fun with freezing temperatures yesterday. he blew bulbs onto a frying pan. it quickly froze. then he shattered it like glass. a lot cooler out there than it is here. minus 24. yes, that's cold. yes, not even factoring in the wind. not that cold. we can't freeze bulbs, so rahel, sorry, break your afternoon plans, i know that's just what you wanted to do after the show. but pretty cold out. >> i have to get to the post office, justin. >> i think you will be okay. things could be a whole lot worse. check it out in the poc

those storm-caused flight delays weren't just in minneapolis. in minot, north dakota, blizzard conditions transformed the international airport into a frozen the unthat. >> oh, you ain't going to get through that. >> reporter: mountains of snow blocked runways. strong winds and low visibility forced airport officials to completely shut down. as the st did the misery. >> i don't even know what's going on. i don't know how many flights were delayed today. >> reporter: by mid-day, midway airport in chicago was leading the nation in delays and cancellations. southwest passenger juan flynn thought he was going to atlanta. >> if you can't get me out today, you can't get me out tomorrow, you don't have any other planes? >> reporter: do you always travel during the busiest time of the year? >> no. >> reporter: holiday travelers like shirley wilson took the more than 70 delays and cancellations at newark's liberty international in stride. >> just come in early, because you never know what will happen. delays or whatnot, just come in early. >> reporter: a

delta flight 2565 barely got off the ground to minneapolis before chaos erupted in the cabin. a couple in mid-30's began ignoring introductions from the crew and using the restroom five minutes into the flight, you're supposed to stay seated. the captain was forked to come on the intercom two times with a warning if they didn't calm down the plane would head back to the gate, they did not listen and when police stormed the aircraft when they got back to the gate, the couple didn't go quietly either. lauren: the couple was cited for disorderly conduct. dagen: glad you weren't on that flight. take a look at how stocks ended up. kospi was closed for holiday, otherwise mixed markets with the nikkei, loser among those threes. down less than two tenths of 1%. lauren: let's check out european stocks. so many markets are closing early today or entirely, early closes for london and for germany. ftse down 25 points. the cac in paris down 8 and -- dagen: futures are looking to the upside after we have seen weakness in this post election rally, 32-point began at the moment. lauren: hopefu

the blowing and drifting snow today forced two of the three runways at the minneapolis-st. paul international airport to close. wind gusts here in minnesota up to 66mph.ju that is just below hurricane force. now, they know how to fight snow on these runways. with that wind it is tough to battle. there were 200 flights either canceled or delayed. >> reporter: i'm demarco morgan.la those storm-caused flight delays weren't just in minneapolis. in minot, north dakota, blizzard conditions transformed the international airport into a frozen tundra. >> oh, you ain't going to get through that. >> reporter: mountains of snow blocked runways. strong winds and low visibility forced airport officials to completely shut down.so as the storm traveled east, so did the misery.n >> i don't even know what's going on. m i don't know how many flights were delayed today. >> reporter: by mid-day, midway airport in chicago was leading the nation in delays and cancellations. f southwest passenger juan flynn thought he was going to atlanta. w >> if you can't get me out today, you can't get me outt

jamie yuccas is in frigid minneapolis this morning. jamie, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, alex. you can see it is still snowing here in minneapolis. by the time the storm system leaves this region, more than a foot of snow could be dumped in some places. as you said, that has made driving very treacherous across much of the region. here in the state of minnesota, almost 500 car crashes the last 24 hours. one person died when they spun out and hit a semi in northern minnesota. behind all mathis snow in arcti air. the calendar may still read fall but this is the second round of winter weather for more than half the country. as low as 50 degrees below zero! minnesota will see its coldest december lows in 16 years. some sporting goods stores are even selling out of jackets. the last layer of protection from brutal temperatures. salesman dave mccall. the cold can be very dangerous. >> uh-huh. definitely can. hypothermia is definitely no joke. one of the reasons why the outer shell is so important is to block the wind. >> reporter:

into minneapolis, chicago, detroit. and by saturday, the eastern third of the country is blanketed with a mix of snow, freezing rain and sleet. it's going to make for a very he messy travel weekend as we head toward the holidays. >> all right, al, thank you. there is breaking news tonight in the war in syria. what could be the last stand for families trapped in aleppo as government forces close in on capturing a city long under siege. the fighting is fierce and there are reports of new horrors from inside aleppo as rebel forces lose their grip. nbc's kelly has late details for us. >> reporter: this is what the end looks like in eastern families trying to flee as bombs fall around them. syrian soldiers hunting down the last hold out. and just a few hours ago, 7-year-old twitter account active again. the tweet, final message. people are dying since last night. and then, my dad is injured now. i am crying. former student sala joins the rebellion five years ago. >> >> reporter: an overnight bombardment has pushed the rebels

tomorrow morning waking up to windchills to near 40 below in minneapolis. 45 below in bismarck. these, believe it or not, are the high temperatures on sunday. could be the coldest game ever played at soldier field. high temperature of 7 in chicago. eight below zero is the high temperature in cedar rapids, and monday morning heading back to work and school how about a windchill of 27 below in the windy city. >> rafael miranda, thank you. >>> another story unfolding tonight. a big story with the water system in corpus christi, texas. this involves a chemical leak that got into the water system serving hundreds of thousands of residents. four unconfirmed reports of people getting sick after drinking the water. tens of thousands have been told not to use it. tammy lightener has more. >> reporter: texas environmental agents say a suspended chemical leak at an industrial plant forced all 320,000 residents in the gulf coast city to stop using the water. no drinking. in bathing. >> right now it looks like we've got about 15% of the city has water that is flowing. we still got a big issu

it amazing little town outside of minneapolis called the st. louis park up to grow up in the same neighborhood we all grew up in the same neighborhood roughly the same decade and a half this was not a neighborhood in the upper west side one high-school supper in minneapolis. and in minneapolis in the early '50s basically the jews were in the ghetto with the african-americans. they would go to the one suburb so basically in a three year period they all moved to one suburb called st. louis park 100 percent protestant and catholic scandinavia and jewish white scandinavian if israel had a baby it would be st. louis park. [laughter] to produce a freaky exposure of energy from the:brothers you'll notice or unable to put car outside a pharmacy in mexico the name was our local drug store and the story of how we got to know each other. community of trust my friend also says trust is the only legal performance enhancing drugs there is stressed in a room you have people applying the golden rule. it was not easy but we did it. then i come back 40 years lat

the wind-chill did get above zero for the first time since friday in minneapolis today. that had runners like josh dettering lacing up. >> it was about a seven-mile commute here. i'll do it on my way home, as well. >> reporter: seven miles? >> yes, seven miles there, seven miles back. >> reporter: in seven degrees? >> yeah. it's funny because now it seems warm compared to yesterday. so i'm not as bummed out about going outside today. >> reporter: it is getting warmer in minneapolis. today's high was 20 degrees. and tonight we've seen dozens of runners, cross country skiers and dog walkers out here because, scott, it is 40 degrees warmer than it was on sunday when right here in this spot it was 20 degrees below zero. >> pelley: that guy's got a tough commute. jamie, thanks very much. coming up next on the "cbs evening news," christmas counter fitters linked to terrorism. and later a tiny hockey fan is a breakout star. ♪ gaviscon is a proven heartburn remedy that gives you fast-acting, long-lasting relief. it immediately neutralizes acid and only gaviscon helps keep acid

we also look at the first round 3 minneapolis. elsewhere 19 beaver dam. 21 waukesha. 26 at the airport. we are going to hold 21-26 for much of the day and familiaring in the afternoon. the side streets are slippery. some clearing today. the model is pro sunshine today. we see the peeks of the sun.

the organization came to be, because there was a group of community leaders here in minneapolis that were recognizing growing cancer burdens among american indian elders and families, where too often a cancer diagnosis ended up as a death sentence. and that is not the case in mainstream america anymore. in the last 20 years, cancer mortality rates have decreased among the mainstream population, but american in communities haven't been able to celebrate those same rates. we know that cigarette smoking results in cancer. there's clear linkages. nine out of 10 cases of lung cancer are directly linked to cigarette smoking. and so we're really working hard with partners across the country, across tribal communities, and engaging mainstream funders and partners to support communities to find those that wisdom. and a lot of times, it's that going back to our teachings. as native people, we have specific protocols and teachings when it comes to how to use tobacco. and cigarette smoking is not one of those teachings, but has come about over the course of history. hannah johnson: outreach effo

and minneapolis and nashville are on the top ten. >> yes. >> minneapolis? >> yeah. so in our trending list, it is called our kayak hacker guide. we look at if we look at changes year over year, what is popular? what is trending and up? minneapolis we think is really driven by paisley park. a lot more interest in going to seat prince museum. nashville, it is becoming more and more fun to go there. they have a great festival going on. it's the third year they've been pushing it. a lot more people are looking to travel there. >> if you have the time to travel further away, what about europe or australia? >> this is a great year with new year's falling on the weekend, a lot of people are planning to take longer trips. sidney is trending change-up a great place for new years. the number one on our list is going to iceland. it's nice. it's not as far to most places. iceland air is not expensive. there is a low cost airline that has fare sales all the time f you're lucky, you get the northern lights. i was just there in september and the best days'northern lights. >> and i

it could hit minus 4 in minneapolis. that's 17 below average. jamie youk yas is following a nasty storm. >> reporter: heavy snow and freezing rain calledded treacherous driving conditions from the great lakes to the northeast. over the weekend, icy conditions contributed to the 30-car pile-up in michigan. and in minnesota, dash cam video shows a pick-up truck just miss a state trooper's patrol car as airport runways were also icy, sending a plane carrying 70 passengers and crew into the grass at detroit metropolitan airport on sunday. in western new york, 30 inches of snow kept this man's towing company busy. >> they're tired. they're worn out. this snowstorm just didn't quit. >> reporter: following the snowy weather is a mass of arctic air moving in from canada. the frigid air will bring sub-zero temperatures to a large first time this winter. the salvation army in minneapolis says because of the extreme cold, they're having trouble recruiting bell ringers for their annual drive. but debora walker bundled up to help out. >> i do it every year.

let's get to eva pilgrim in minneapolis in front of a frozen water fall. good morning, eva.

overnight in minneapolis, heavy snow falling. with more than eight inches expected in some areas, homeowners getting ahead of the big dig. shoveling their way out, even in the pitch black. right here in minneapolis, it's just under 10 degrees. very balmy, especially when you consider tomorrow morning it will be colder. we're looking at wind chills that are 40 degrees below zero, paula. >> um, our apologies from the studio, eva. thank you for braving the cold. >> she doesn't mind. >> yes, she does mind. dan will send some hand warmers. i promise you'll have them next week. all right. thanks, eva. >>> in politics, president obama is all but saying he believes vladimir putin was behind the hacking of the democratic national committee. this particular subject dominated the president's final year-end news conference on friday. mary bruce is in washington for us this morning. good morning, mary. >> reporter: good morning. yeah, well, two days before the election results become official, questions are mounting this morning as to whether

minneapolis feeling like 14 degrees below zero. that air mass is going to move in as early as tomorrow morning. take a look at the feels like temp. watch as we start off the day tomorrow, these 20s quickly drop to single digits by 9:00 a.m. could be feeling like 9 degrees tomorrow in philly, and mid teens in south jersey and delaware. 7: 30 tomorrow evening, feeling close to zero. winds gusting near 40 miles an hour. so then we look at 6:30 friday morning, i think some areas in the lehigh valley, do have a chance of seeing briefly the feels like temperature drop below zero. everybody else mostly single digits, so very cold air, dangerously cold for many areas as we go through the next 24 to 36 hours. locally we're nice and drier, though, it's going to first start as snow through much of the area. so because of that, we have a first alert out. snow and a wintry mix mainly. snow in philadelphia, the pa suburbs and the lehigh valley. it's going to start 11:00 p.m. friday, changing e ing ting to mix on saturday morning. tune in here fi

there's snow falling in minneapolis and dubuque, iowa. over two inches, chicago, green bay, two football games happening there if you like to watch football in the snow, be aware and tune in and also some of the snow will get into upstate new york outside of new york city and the ground still kind of warm, so it'll have a hard time really accumulating. not going to be warm for long. big-time cold coming in all through next week. windchills are going to be below zero all the way down into t >> this weather >> this weather report is brought to you by petco. take care of your pets this week as it gets cold. bring them inside. >> bring them inside. but let's go back outside for football. speaking of, coming up, you guys ready? >> ready. >> i'm ready. >> the big day in college football as you heard from rob, joining us to talk about selection sunday. we'll be right back. ay.

sunday in minneapolis, 1 above. in minneapolis and minus 41 in pierre. into all this cold air comes a vigorous low pressure system that friday moves out of the rockies into the plains. a swath of four to eight inches from rapid city to cleveland. continues into the midwest and northeast. look at the air flow. take a look at the actual -- i'm sorry -- the actual accumulations through the weekend, on into the northeast. and in fact, just to kind of reinforce this, lester, it will be 14 below monday morning in chicago. in the south pole, it's actually going to be warmer at 12 below. >> don't know if that makes anyone feel better. >> i don't think it does, but thought i'd share. >> al, thank you very much. >>> frantic evacuations have resumed in aleppo after a new ceasefire went into effect, but secretary of state john kerry said some fleeing civilians are still under attack by syrian forces, accusing the regime of nothing short of a massacre. and many of those under fire are children. nbc's bill neely has more from inside syria. >> reporter: fleeing aleppo

. >> you have a trendy list for the new year in the new city and minneapolis and nashville are on the top ten. >> yes. >> minneapolis. >> yes. >> also in our trending list it's called our kayak hacker guide and what we look at is look at changes year over year so let's become popular, what's really up. minneapolis we think it's really driven by paisley park so a lot more interesting going to see the prince museum. nashville is becoming more and more fun to go there. they have a great festival going on. kind of the third year they have been pushing it. alot more people are looking to travel there. >> have the time to travel a little farther away. what about europe or australia? >> this year is a great year with new year's falling on the weekend a lot of people are planning on taking longer trip so snid is trending up which is a great play for new years and the one that's number one is reykjavik so going to iceland, it's nice because it's not as far as most places in europe. it's cheaper to fly there. iceland air is not expensive. there's a low-cost airline that has cheap airfares and t

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crystal clear but cold in minneapolis and the front is moving our way. by midnight you see the light snow down to the south, temperature as above freezing it's not going to last long, not a lot of snow but it will skirt most of the southern new jersey and delaware on the brink of philadelphia, could melt on the road surfaces but the problem is, it's gone by 5:00 in the morning and clear but with the temperatures quickly dropping if roads are not treated with the little period of snow and we could see ice up conditions in those southern areas in the wee areas of the morning. 25 in allentown by 4:20 a.m. a half inch to inch midnight to 4:00 a.m. with the flash freeze and north and west dry and quiet through the overnight hours. but by tomorrow morning, windchills at 10:00. by tomorrow afternoon 7 degrees with the arctic air and 4 on friday morning and colder than that in the northwestern suburbs, and the winds ease at 20 degrees. the next storm is set up and arctic air is in place late friday night into saturday and the high is working to the east and sout

i grew up in an amazing little town outside minneapolis could st. louis park. i went to the same high school, grew up in the same neighborhood with the cohn brothers, al franken, norm ornstein, peggy ornstein,al ann wiseman be -- alan wiseman, we all grew up in the same neighborhood at roughly the same decade and a half. this wasn't a neighborhood in the upper west side. this was a one high school suburb in minneapolis. and i basically tell its story. the short story is in minneapolis in the '40s, early '50s, the jews all lived, basically, in a ghetto on the north side with african-americans. and the jews were able to get out in the mid '50s to one suburb, the one that didn't have red lining. so basically in a three-year period, all the jews of minneapolis moved to one suburb called st. louis park. a suburb that had been 100% protestant, catholic, white, scandinavian overnight became 20% jewish. if finland and israel had baby, it would be st. louis park. [laughter] and it produced this freaky explosion of energy, the coen brothers' movie was about our hebrew sc

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weapon the plane touched down at minneapolis st. paul the police stormed the aircraft but the couple did not go quietly. one appearing to punch a passengers on their forced march to the exit. the f.b.i. now investigating the incident. >> the passengers could face federal charges and local charges in minnesota. >> officials in new york say an extraordinary level of security will be at the times square new york separation with thousands of additional officers patrolling midtown manhattan. dozen of trucks will be used as bears where clouds are to prevent a berlin style attack with no credible threats. the mayor of new york said there will be security elements that people will not see. >> at the you will see and as usual, a lot of you not see. that is the combination that coaches us safe and that is what the new york police department have perfected. >> city officials are expecting two million people to be at times square this weekend. security also bumped up in pasadena ahead of the rose parade, with enhanced security measures along th

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mostly in and out of minneapolis. forecasters say the travel problems could extend well into tomorrow. >>> let's turn to regina miller from accuweather. hi, regina. >> hi, gregg. i tell you what, living in the dakotas in the winter, it ain't for the weak. i mean, we saw snow amounts 10 to 16 inches to the west of grand forks, but beyond that, we had the winds and they're still gusting. now, as we take a look at it, the good news is that most of that is dying down. we still have a little bit of light snow around duluth, minnesota, a little bit around minneapolis. just flurries back into the dakotas. you notice we still have blizzard warnings in effect here. these will gradually start to come to an end through the evening hours from west to east. as those winds start to diminish. because we still have winds gusting 40 to 45 miles per hour. and those will start to shift a little bit farther eastward. the current temperatures are cold as well. for example, 13 in bismarck. 20 in minneapolis. 20 in sioux falls which doesn't

>> checking out the temperatures in minneapolis overnight, 1 degree there many eva is, ouch. thank you, paul. >> the electoral college is expected to make donald trump's victory official. members cast vote likely in line with the results of their states. since hillary clinton won the popular vote, republican electors have been bombarded with pleas to vote against trump. meanwhile, intelligence officials have turned down a request for a briefing on russia's pre-election hacking. trump and his the intelligence community for evidence of its claim that russia tried to meddle in the election to help trump win. >>> the russian government is also calling on the united states to prove the hacking allegations, and ordinary russian citizens and russian media are not buying it either. here's reaction from moscow. >> reporter: on the streets of moscow sparkling with holiday cheer, few russians believe the hacking allegations. >> i don't believe it. >> you don't believe it? >> no. >> why not? >> it's stupid. >> reporter: russian media openly mocks the u.s. accusations. >> there you go, th

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near minneapolis, this driver was rescued by passersby after the car went off the ramp into an icy pond. in chicago, commuter rail workers light fires to keep switches warm. information from nasa shows cold spreading across the u.s. the east coast will be in the deep freeze by tomorrow. that's really, really hoping somehow we'd skip this. >> skip it. well, there's one way to warm up, and it is with a hug. and let's get back to the hug. you didn't know it's possible to get one by appointment. >> you don't need an apointment, i'm right here. >> yeah. >> look at this. men and women are not boyfriend and girlfriend. >> oh. >> she's a professional cuddler, and josh is her client. clients can talk, sit, lie down, hold hands, both parties wear comfortable clothing at all times -- >> no shoes. >> josh says the session fills a giving, but not taken care of myself. this is not something i do because i can't get a date. >> all clients are screened and they have to sign a contract. >> she says the calls are increased this time of year. you're my friend now. >> i guess you are. i'm sorry, that's awk

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minneapolis has been dealing with a couple of bands of moderate to heavy snow. and the delays have really been piling up. right now moderate delays about an hour ago were extreme delays where some flights were delayed well los angeles also has delays right now, but that's not really weather-related, more high volume of traffic moving through. all right future cast, we'll time out when the front will arrive here for the showers tonight 10:30 no problems at all. closer to dawn tomorrow morning, we'll see a few showers at 6:00 a.m. entering our north and western counties. it's not widespread, very light in nature, not enough for the yellow weather alert. tomorrow 11:30 pushing the 60s for most of us pushing the increasing sunshine tomorrow afternoon. so we are going to get some sunshine in here tomorrow, but tomorrow morning and late tonight as the showers arrive the winds start to pick up. in general it will be gusting for most of the metro area about 20 to 25 miles per hour. but the wind advisory out for those higher elevations frederick county, then back towards

we'll have more of the postgame report when we come back to minneapolis after this. seagulls they'll be smilin ? ? and the rocks on the sand ? it's so peaceful out here. yeah. introducing the new turbocharged volkswagen alltrack with 4motion? all-wheel drive. soon to be everywhere. >>> thank you for watching "the volkswagen gulf all you know track" postgame report. >> it's on to "sunday night football." we go to seattle, which means carolina against seat. you got cam newton. you have russell wilson, next thursday night. what a beauty this is going to be. arrowhead stadium. oakland on the afc west. thrilling win, sunday night against denver. that's your action coming up over the next week on nbc. ? >>> coming up next on nbc, except on the west coast, the late local news. our entire crew, good night from minneapolis. >>> nbc sports thanks you for watching this special presentation of the national football league. whoa, this is awful, try it. oh no, that looks gross what is that? you gotta try it, it's terrible. i don't wanna try it if it's terrible. it's like mango chutney and burnt ha

stormtracker 6 live double scan radar 3-d you see the snow to the north in omaha and minneapolis and pressing into chicago and we also have the rain a little farther to the south that moves in after midnight and the start of us on christmas eve. so future tracker 6 showing you can see 1:30 in the morning and lehigh valley and berks coins mixed precipitation before you get a quick change over to rain and that is the concern if are you up in the poconos and the lehigh valley. and saturday morning it changes over to rain for most locations so it does look like a wet start to christmas eve. we are tracking dry changes as we get into christmas day. we'll show you what it's like web santa arrives in the delaware and lehigh valley. >>> with christmas just two days away. shopping malls are preparing for a frenzy of last minute shoppers and stores are offering discounts for those procrastinators. gray hall is live now at the king of prussia mall for what could be a crazy day there. >> reporter: hi there, tis the season and it could get wild and crazy at the mall, take a look behind me, it's n