playing our janice dean is janice dean. brian: can't cast anyone like him, they broke the mold, fox news contributesser newsletter at newt 360.com. get out of the christmas spirit and talk impeachment talk. do you believe the president is right to have done what he did with eddie gallagher or do you side with the now deposed secretary of the navy who said we have a process? >> well, both are true. but the president is ultimately the head of the process. there is a reason he is called commander-in-chief. and i think in his case, look, is he making a very clear statement to the men and women in union form that --. that the days of the obama administration valuing warriors over fighters and crippling beam tying their hands and giving us rules of engagement that make no sense are over. and that when we are in a war we should fight to win the war. brian: yep. >> if you have somebody who has given his entire life as a seal, you ought to have some respect. brian: eight tours of duty. >> i think the president was legitimate. i unde

janice: i love it. did you see us last night at the patriot awards. >> yes. >> did you love it. >> love it. janice: can we come back. >> yes. >> may i stay the weekend? >> yes. janice: all right. i love it. we will find out which home i will be staying at in just a movement let's take a look at the maps real quick. this is the nicest part of the country right now. 75 degrees here in saint pete. we do have a cold front moving across portions of the midwest and the northeast and look how cold it is across the northern plains. they would love to be in saint pete right now across portions of the northern plains where it's in the teens and in the single digits. let's take a look at the radar because i'm going to show you this front. along the front is where we are going to see the showers and thunderstorms. get heavy rainfall across the plain states and interior sections of the northeast across the great lakes, that's where we are getting some snow. and then we have this artic cold that's going to come this

how are you, janice? i'm jamie. >> hi. nice to meet you, jamie. >> today, larae and her sister, janice neisess, run a gift shop in the shadow of the tower. they sell thermometer t-shirts, thermometer hot sauce, even thermometer thermometers. yes, this really is the world's tallest thermometer. and it would be strange enough just to inherit a 130-foot thermometer in the middle of the desert, but what's as remarkable is the mission that larae and her family took on after her father died in 2007. >> you're sure? >> i got to get a closer look. i tell larae's husband, bill, i'm ready for a challenge. i've been training to climb to the top. i'm going in. >> okay. >> why did he say it that way? >> i just bombed it this morning for the spiders. >> spiders. i'm a girl of nature. >> black widows. >> they're little spiders. >> black widow spiders. >> yeah. >> i think you'd better close it up. >> they're small. >> even this host has to draw the line at black widow spiders. the story of this strange inheritance begins with a young man

janice: do you? ainsley: all four of us need to took our books on the road and do one giant book fair. janice: that's fantastic. would you come and see brian kilmeade and steve doocy and janice dean sign their books somewhere? [cheers] janice: all right. let's do it. steve: they are thinking we could do it right here because we are right here. we wouldn't have to leave town. brian: by the way, going to the super bowl in miami. ainsley: we are. brian: janice, just stay there we will meet you in january. janice: i would love that. ainsley: janice, i prefer you to come home. steve: look at all of those people outside. why are they? ainsley: christmas tree lightings? thanksgiving next week. steve: a lot of people already have the time off. and here to see the "fox & friends" world headquarters. brian: fox square. ainsley: watch us interview the president. steve: coming up in an hour and 20 minutes the president is going to call. in meantime congresswoman ilhan omar unveiling her plan for affordable housi

. >> janice dean nice to meet you. janice dean the weather machine. janice: why are you not dressed in warm weather. >> i'm from colorado we don't wear warm clothes. janice: hang on i have to do some work. look at the maps. dealing with 70% of the country is below freezing right now. except tampa and la where we have temperatures in the 50's. that's the when i will. here is what it feels like with the winds. 11 in new york city. very brave, sir. 1 in chicago. 9 in minneapolis. we had record-setting snow yesterday across the great lakes and midwest. over 2 feet of snow. freeze advisories from texas all the way up towards the southeast. that means we are dealing with below freezing temperatures far south as the gulf coast. we even had snow in texas yesterday. my friends. we are still dealing with the potential for snow across the great lakes and the northern plains. there is your future radar, so burr, still cold today, tomorrow, even into the weekend. things will warm up next week. thank you for coming out, sir. >> would you do me a favor? janice: do y

janice: look at this crowd, brian kilmeade. [cheers] janice: i love it. are you sure you are here for "fox & friends"? [cheers] janice: okay. i love it. what's your name. >> lara. >> where are you from. >> north carolina. >> and what's your name. >> joshua. >> where are you from. >> pennsylvania. >> are you seeing the parade tomorrow? >> yes. janice: cross our fingers that the balloons go. take a look at the maps. i love you guys. here are current temperatures. two storms. the first one is going to move across the east coast over the next 12 to 24 hours. we will see if the balloons are going to fly tomorrow. have winds close to 40 miles per hour. that's right at the threshold where they have to decide what they are going to do with those blinsz balloons. we are still going to have a great day in new york city tomorrow for thanksgiving. there's that storm that moves through and then the next system is across the west. bringing very heavy rain and mountain snow. here are the balloons flying limits. sustained winds 20 to 24 miles per hour. gusts up to 40. ha

it's not too late, janice dean. the universally beloved janice dean. the days of being stuck in an l.a. traffic jam with nothing to do are over. there is now a fast food chain that will send out motorcycle courier through the gridlock and bring your burger right to your car. which is it? janice dean? >> burger king. >> tucker: not in and out, but burger king? >> it is a real thing and yes, burger king wants to solve this problem. once you place your order, you get updates, and then through a motorcycle courier, your burger, whatever else you want to order from burger king, that will be delivered to you. but are you that hungry and traffic that you need to eat inside your a car? >> on the 405, 4:00 on a friday, yes. >> i'm still standing. >> tucker: okay, so this last question, i'm hearing this now from my judges. and as you know, this is the way the game works, they make up rules as we go along with no rhyme or reason. >> can we have a cocktail? >> tucker: they are like the federal government that way, and they are telling me this final question is a t

brian: just say go to janice. >> and now go to janice for the great weather report. what's it going to be like, janice? janice: fantastic. >> there is weather coming to your city. [laughter] janice: yeah, that's what i'm talking about john rich. you know what? mostly sunny sky here in new york city. let's take a look at the maps because we did have a very big cold front that moved through. we actually have freeze warnings in effect all the way down to the gulf coast. tennessee, kentucky, we have got temperatures in the 30's. so that, my friends is, a pretty big cold front. with that we had hundreds of reports, storm reports mostly wind damage across the mid-atlantic and the northeast. we have tornado watches yesterday. hopefully all the trick-or-treaters were safe indoors the areas where we needed them to be in doors. last 24 hours. a little bit of lake-effect snow across the great lakes. good news across california winds start to calm down today and better forecast ahead for the firefighters. doing great work. i love you john rich. >> thank you, janice, i love you,

all right janice dean here with holiday forecast janice, good morning. >> i know we're going to see a lot of reporters at airports today and this weekend. let's take look at it here's our number one storm here across midwest trailing cold front moving across the southeast mississippi river valley this was the storm that could ground some balloons weils talk about that in a second. as this presses eastward, the next one is going to impact travel on friday and saturday. and even on monday as we get into the next couple of days there's future radar so west coast rocky, the the midwest, depending where you live we could have some significant travel delay. and even if you done have weather in your area because we're going to have traveling impacted in all of big city like new york, across west coast and midwest you're going to to see delays and cancelations all right no way about -- there's no if ands or but the but cancelations at airport there are your travel delays. there are where we're going see potential for not only delays but cancelations across the the ohio valley, northeast, and

janice: no. steve: it's cold. janice: i like a slow progress into it. not just like a 35-degree drop. ainsley: is it going to snow today? everyone is asking. janice: no. so we're good. in terms of snow systems next couple of days and over the weekend quiet. because we have cold air on the move and storm system that moves in next week could mean accumulating snow. show you how cold it is right now. 33 in new york city. 17 in chicago. 15 in minneapolis. so minneapolis is saying come on, new york. hold my beer. past 24 hours here we have the showers and thunderstorms along this front. we did have some snow across the interior northeast and we certainly could see some accumulating snow over parts of the great lakes this weekend. but quiet for now. as we get into next week, so here's our temperatures friday. these are our daytime highs as we get into saturday. we have that artic plunge moving in on sunday. you can see how the temperatures drop. we are going to have freeze warnings all the way down towards the gulf coast. there is tuesday. so you can see wher

janice sawgrass throughout her house, including in the kitchen and bathrooms. apparently the holes in the basement harbored nests of rats that regularly enter the house. she called the agent who sold her the house to complain of its condition, he sent workman out on a couple occasions and they even patched the failing plaster in her dining room. but soon after, the real estate agent reminded her that the problems in her house were now her own step they were what he describes as homeowners business. for johnson the new times of her and thousands of other women like her to buy new homes were predatory inclusion. predatory inclusion into the real estate markets was evident when black buyers were granted access to conventional real estate practices and mortgage financing but on more expensive and comparatively unequal terms. the disproportionate conditions of property and dilapidation produced by years of public and private institutional neglect became evident of why black buyers should be considered risky and thus treated differently within the housing market. bla

janice: are you going to buy brian kilmeade's book? >> i am. brian. janice: we sold two. it's a great read. a little warm here in new york city considering that we're getting some snow just west of us across the great lakes and the northeast. interior northeast sections, that's where we will get a measurable snow on friday, my friends. it's come. then next week we are going to feel an artic plunge. enjoy it while it's here. the rest of the country is pretty quiet. and a anniversary here, right? what's the secret to being married so long. >> one house, one wife, no boat. janice: okay. excellent advice. steve, ainsley, brian, back to you. brian: one house, one wife, no boat. steve: interesting. new one. ainsley: that is so funny. brian: hallmark people are calling. happy anniversary, wife, no boat. steve: never know what's going to happen on the streets. sold three books and got that president trump firing up base last night at a big rally in lexington, kentucky. what are voters there saying in the post game show. ainsley: todd piro he is having breakfast with friends. we a

janice: summer concert. it was a bucket list to sing back up. >> all of sudden she is there and she is gone. janice: you have to come back and i go on tour with you. one of the greatest moments of my life. thank you for giving it to me. >> we had fun. brian: tickets november 7th, fairwell concert. of the fathom events.com. ainsley: guys, such a pleasure. >> jacksonville, we're still working. steve: talk to you in the "after the show show." ♪ hi, my name is sam davis and i'm going to tell you about exciting plans available to anyone with medicare. many plans provide broad coverage and still may save you money on monthly premiums and prescription drugs. with original medicare, you're covered for hospital stays and doctor office visits, but you have to meet a deductible for each and then you're still responsible for 20% of the cost. next, let's look at a medicare supplement plan. as you can see, they cover the same things as original medicare and they also cover your medicare deductibles and co-insurance. but

janice dean. it's that time of year but seems early. janice: it's early, we will break records, make sure that you have warm-weather clothing. rob: i will buckle up. janice: i'm concerned about rob, 29 chicago, it is coming, arctic cold front and we have temperatures 36-degree difference in rapid city, we will feel record cold over the next 24 to 36 hours along the front some snow, measurable snow and we have winter weather advisories stretching from the rockies towards the plains and interior northeast, new york city you could see snowflakes tomorrow afternoon, just saying, the future radar going across the northeast, on the backside of this, that's where we could get a little bit of snow as you take a look there but it won't be, it'll melt, it will give us a taste of what's to come. all right? rob: are we talking about teens and 20's? >> windchills. rob: time to turn the heather on. janice: christmas is coming. jillian: it is, my goodness. [laughter] jillian: time to check out with steve doocy. >> i actually brought my winter coat tod

janice: anniversary? >> 35th anniversary. janice: oh my gosh. and what is the secret? >> low expectations. [laughter] janice: i love it. my whole life low expectations. means everything else is great. take a look at the map. you are beautiful. here is what we are dealing with artic cold front my friends. temperatures we typically see in january and ahead of the cold front that's where we have the warm air. that is about to change. we are going to set hundreds of cold weather records as this front moves through. snow across portions of the ohio and tennessee river valley as far as south as texas. and some of that is going to get in towards the coastal areas of the northeast, maybe here in new york city but, again, the big story is going to be the extremely cold temperatures. can we warm up with a hug, everybody? >> sure. janice: come on in. brian: i like to recognize courage when i see it. for a man to be wearing a giant sweatshirt after the giants very courageous. janice: very courageous. >> i have got it meet brian. janice: everyoneay outside reces weekend. janice: wo

lauren: janice, i don't like your language this morning, young lady. janice: my apologies. i want to see that new parka on instagram. lauren: it's shiny. thank you. ashley: thank you very much. at least we're smiling. coming up, a massive cleanup underway after a texas-size trackdown on homeless camps in austin. aishah hasnie is there and aishah, what do you have coming up? >> reporter: couling up, i'm going to show you that i'm standing in one of these overpasses that was just sweeped by the state during a homeless intervention across austin. now looks really good right now, pretty empty. wait until you see the before. that's after the break. ♪ rain makes corn. ♪ corn makes whiskey. ♪s whiskey makes my baby feel a little frisky. alk ♪ ♪ all around the wind blows ♪ we would only hold on to let go ♪ ♪ blow a kiss into the sun ♪ we need someone to lean on ♪ blow a kiss into the sun ♪ we needed somebody to lean on ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ all we need is someone to lean on ♪ she's the one the one for you when you know you just know she isn't perfect but she's per

>> or as janice would say, oh, my god. >> i love how you go from maggie to janice so quickly. it's unbelievable. and omg was all of our reactions when we saw the list of famous guest stars that have joined the frnds guest star club. >> hey! ♪ >> how you doing? >> don't! >> it was such a, a moment in my life. being at central perk and working with jennifer iston. >> hi, rachel, i'm dr. mitchell. >> and i'm his friend dr. rosen. >> aren't you a little cute beto cute to be a doctor? >> god bless a chick-pea. >> the person who i had all the scenes with, who was just an angel was lisa kudrow. being here with you in event room c, i feel s lucky. >> i wish that was him in real life. >> that's when you play the positive person. right? >> right. >> i mean -- >> you wish played that person in real life? >> i'm sorry. that's who i am, i'm a positive person. >> hey, i'm from u.s. 369. >> a lot of people remember me. i don't know whether any black people were on there. >> black friend? >> no. >> i'm joey. >> you are the first black person on friends and then, somewhere at the network was

we can't be that surprised, janice. janice: always good to be prepared this time of year for any tie of weather. very cold, we're starting to get cold air blasts in from the polar vortex, i know we're going to be hearing that hashtag in a few weeks. but look at the current l temperatures. 16 in minneapolis, 17 in chicago, 31 in cleveland. we're starting to get that cold air being pulled south. look at the 24 hour temperature change across portions of the he ohio, tennessee and mississippi river valley, down towards texas. it's opening the flood gates if you will for cold air and perhaps snow as we head into next week. in materials of storms, we do have scattered storms across portions of florida and the southeast but look at what happens as we get into saturday, sunday and monday. that arctic air really starts to sink southward and because we have that arctic air in place, we could see the potential for some accumulating snow next week, over maybe portions of the tennessee river valley, in towards the northeast. so agai

dean is out there as well, janice, good morning. janice: begin to go look a lot like christmas on fox square and you're here today to tell us about the thanksgiving day parade and your tinny home cracker barrel here in time square. >> absolutely, our tinny home away from home, we are excited to be in new york this week, we are celebrating our 50th anniversary year and our debut in macy's thanksgiving day parade. janice: that's amazing. >> of course, we couldn't do it without bringing tinny cracker barrel to the streets of big apple to spread cracker barrel hospitality and holiday cheer. >> tell us about how special this is. >> it really is because you think about typical cracker barrel is 10,000 square feet, this one is 269 but has all the elements of cracker barrel experience, front porch, gift shop, you turn the corners, dining room, that's significant because that mantle, fireplace, tinny home away from home was made from reclaimed wood from first cracker barrel that opened doors in tennessee. janice: how many cracker barrels do

i listen to janice by the way. pfnlg i do too feels insanely early janice thank you so much. >> of course. p and e offering 13 to victims of the wildfires in state of california. devastating fires sparked by pg&e powerline proposed compensation part of restructuring plan for the the company which filed for bankruptcy back in january. pg&e could be taken over by the state of california if a reorganization plan cannot be reached. >> well a security flaw cost you money at atm and information too. tracee carrasco here now with the details good morning. >> good morning, yes security researchers have discovered two vulnerabilities in retail cash machines wildly used across the country the atms are manufactured by high song america researchers were able to obtain full control of the machine. they also found master keys to the atm first sale on amazon flaw were only found in atms in retail locations, not at banks says it already has fixed problem. apple thinks it might have replace the iphone according to the information,

how does she make friends is the only friend and best friends you have was her sister janice is still too old to now he's in love with her use me. i want to be over. yeah i want them and. i don't want them to be. going to trial anymore others from my power wanted to be done. is just too much now we've been at this for 2 years almost and it's still going on go. all right you have to do at least b.c. . i live here for the retrial aaronson matters in jail you're more morsy in the czech republic be a good 15030 on no. jersey everybody's up there in the i'm lonely struggle it is a jail he'll be charged with murder. weapons advances these 3 defendants states that what allegations are they were are all over the crew that was getting back to go looking for specifically maybe just a few risks mr shapiro says we noticed is a big on defendant there in bergen county or the earth is your book another gone girl. and he will be going to trial just like his co-defendants in some part of the summer this member has been one not able to resolve by way of we were cooperation on there is over those years

janice: where are you from. >> florida. janice: secret of 25? >> janice: you ran the new york city marathon? >> i did. janice: good girl. batch of snow coming into the interior northeast, parts of great lakes, miffed west. cooler cold air moves in the great lakes. this is the first batch of snow. i'm not saying this would happen. look next week, could see measurable snow along the coast. stay tuned. we'll keep you up to date. wave to steve, ainsley and brian, my friends. thank you for coming. hugs. brian: hug it out. ainsley: we've been telling you about this all week. the patriot awards is tonight. "fox & friends" weaken co-host pete hegseth in live in florida with a preview for us. brian: looks nice. pete: guys, it is fantastic. you guys will be on the stage tonight thanks to the magic of flight. patriot awards. we'll give you a preview down here in florida just on the other side. ♪ if you're on medicare, remember, the annual enrollment period is here. the time to choose your medicare coverage... begins october 15th and ends december 7th. so

consider the experience of janice johnson. on september 18, 1970, she bought her first home in philadelphia with the mortgage guaranteed by the federal housing administration. by previous standards, johnson was a typical buyer. a black single mother on welfare living with her eight-year-old son in a decaying apartment. in a building that had recently been condemned by city officials. in northeast philadelphia. now facing eviction, johnson needed to quickly find a new place to live what her mother told her of an apartment for rent in the same neighborhood. johnson called the landlord in anticipation but her hopes were dashed when he told her he couldn't enter the apartment because she was a welfare recipient. the landlord quickly pivoted from offering a rental to suggesting janice buy a house in the same neighborhood. within weeks, she purchased a home and came to realize that her home was not the fulfillment of the american dream but it was the beginning of an american nightmare. within days of moving in, the sewer line broke,

how does she make friends of the only friend and best friends you have was her sister janice is still too old to now and is now looking for years . i want to be over. yeah i want them and. i don't want them to be. going to trial anymore others for power wanted to be done. is just too much now we've been at this for 2 years almost and it's still going on go. all right you have to do at least b.c. . i live here for the retrial aaronson matters of jail here more more she in the jeffrey l. or b. baker this is you know 30 on the. jersey that everybody's up there that you do there are the only struggle is that jail the charges include murder. weapons advances all of these 3 defendants states that what allegations are they were are over the crew that was sitting back and looking for specifically maybe just a few routes mr shapiro says we noticed is a defendant there in bergen county or the earth is your book another gone girl. and you will be going to trial just like his co-defendants in some part of the summer dismembers been one not resolved by way of cooperation on there is over who shoul

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with the raffle prizes all wrapped, janice has managed to rebook lunch. please, it's wednesday the 11th, not thursday the 12th — wednesday the 11th. i've told you now. so, just to be clear, that's janice‘s christmas lunch that will be held on the 11th, but the election is, of course, on the 12th of december. steven spielberg, orson welles and jeff wayne have all had their go at making the sci—fi classic war of the worlds. this sunday, a new three part version, set in edwardian england, lands on bbc one, staring rafe spall and eleanor tomlinson. our entertainment correspondent colin paterson met them on set and was given a lesson in how to stare at aliens. three, two, one...action! no—one would've believed in the early years of the 21 century there would be an alien invasion on the beach in merseyside. the tripod falls... on location for the new bbc series the war of the worlds. do you think it could be from mars? something can erupt from mars and end up in surrey? as soon as i walked onto the set, i thought, this is as big as any movie i've done.

senior meteorologist janice dean is in the fox weather center with the forecast. janice, i thought it was already cold. it's getting colder? >> good morning, cheryl and lauren. we have a coastal low that's lingering, bringing a wintery mix towards the northeast and cooler temperatures across the midwest, a lot of 30s on the map. we get to 40s in atlanta, even 40 in mobile, alabama, 47 in kansas city. we do have a system that's moving across portions of the tennessee and ohio river valley and then our area of low pressure off the coast, that on the backside is bringing some snow. measurable snow towards the interior northeast and new england. we're going to see temperatures kind of hover in the 40s and 50s over the next 12 to 24 hours. not a lot of moisture with this, but we could see the potential for some rain, a wintery mix and measurable snow especially across new england and then we'll watch for wintery weather to make its way across the rockies and more rain in the forecast for the plains states, a little bit of snow across the upper midwest. there's the fore

daughters live nearby and they help care for mike whenever they can to give janice is a break. janice's advice for families, save as much money as you can right now because you never know what's coming down the road. and we have more information to help care givers on our web site today.com. and i hope you'll check that out. guys back to you. >> maria, thank you so much. that's an urgent issue for so many families across the country >>> coming up here, this is a popular weekend for decorating your holiday tree, whether you're going for the traditional modern, maybe fashionably rustic look sheinelle getting the party started in friday. >> they're here straight from the macy's thanksgiving day parade k pop group, nct 127 ready to take over the plaza. are you ready to perform, their hit song for us live, and their fans are so ready. we're going to have that coming up right after your local news i'm ready. >>> next week, tis the season for celebrities. >> the cast of the marvelous mrs. maisel is here. >> and ashley tisdale's new series. >> and angela basset with a cause that's clos

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janice: i'm running. rob: why do they have 3 days after halloween. >> why not in rob: we decided to celebrate with guilty pleasures, they asked us what stuff do you like and seems like we agreed on a lot of things? >> what is that? >> tweet tart. >> who picked those? >> i picked sweet tarts. rob: all right. >> who picked milky way. >> somebody else wants them? rob: reeses is the most popular one. jillian: all the leftovers, i don't know. >> could be it. rob: 6 weeks to digest. >> did you guys know the first candies were medicinal? [laughter] rob: in colorado they are still medicinal. jillian: use today treat ailments for digestive and throat. rob: way to go. they will sit in your gut for about 3 years? >> i'm surprised nobody picked twix. >> who picked kit kat? jillian: we have to go, 38 minutes after the hour, the president greeted with cheers at ufc match this weekend. jillian: so why did the headlines say he was booed? >> yeah, we will talk about that and should the dog that cornered al-baghdadi get a

janice: inspirational. steve: it was. if you familiar with st. petersburg, florida right out by the bay. this place is filled with about 2,000 p

rob: janice with the forecast. >> are you ready for cold and snow? there is a tease. we have a system that will bring snow across the great lakes and interior northeast friday but next week, very cold air is going to move to the eastern half of the country. and arctic blast from the arctic. that is why they pay me the big bucks. past 24 hours, snow across the upper midwest and north and great lakes, the system, the cutoff line in the northeast, interior northeast sections get snow. on the coast, too warm for the system but in the next couple days into the weekend, there is the snow from the storm system, great lakes coming interior northeast, watch what happens tuesday. hello. what is that mean? we have cold air and if any storm systems getting, the disclaimer that this is wednesday so past 5 days out but that is a lot of snow for the northeast. just a heads up and we will keep you posted. jillian: compared to the numbers. >> that is over 6 inches for the big cities. with the caveat that this is 5 days out but there will be enough cold air for significant snow. me car

janice dean is tracking the bitter cold as it heads towards the east coast. a lot of snow, a lot of people got snow last night. >> just a taste of what's to come. and the cold, i mean, we're going to set cold air records, probably hundreds of them across the country. there are your current temperatures. it's a balmy6 degrees in minneapolis. this is actual air temperature. we're below zero in a lot of areas in terms of wind chill. you can see the cold front. we're dealing with 50s ahead of it. so 24 hour temperature change as far south as san antonio texas a. we have the potential for icing across portions of texas. l i'll show you had that on the radar. so ahead of, along this front that's where we see the potential for snow as far south as austin, texas. there's the future radar. will we get some of those snow flurries in new york city? i'm not sure. i don't think so. the front's going to move through. we could see a few snow flakes. it's not going to stick. it's not going to be a big deal. but the cold air is what is going to be the story. there is your sno

he says janice and her husband plan to move into the property, and also plan to move their elderly parents in next door, as well as other family members. they've offered more money but the renters are fighting it in court and it is costing them tens of thousands of dollars. the judges decided the case in favor of the property owners. they will be making one more appeal in court tomorrow afternoon and they worry they could be thrown out for good. sam will have to leave his home of more than 50 years. >> my husband will no longer be living in this city. it is just not the same anymore. >> they sent e-mails around to neighbors. they are trying to stay in the city as long as they can. >>> coming up tonight, tomorrow night on project home, how well prepared our shelters to deal with people experiencing homelessness and mental health issues at the same time? they were waitlisted for 18 months, but when her son had an outburst, they were back out on the streets that same day. tonya has not seen her son sense. >> have to make sure he takes his medication. it is an issue. i don't want him caught up

stuart: i will listen to janice. the president leaves the white house for his new home state, florida. he's going to hold a rally there tonight. florida senator rick scott will be with us later this hour to preview what's going on in florida. >>> on your screens, the book "inside trump's white house, the real story of his presidency." it's the only authorized biography of the president and the author, a frequent guest on the show, has been getting death threats because he wrote it. he will tell us all about that in our next hour. more "varney & company" after this. look, this isn't my first rodeo... and let me tell you something, i wouldn't be here if i thought reverse mortgages took advantage of any american senior, or worse, that it was some way to take your home. it's just a loan designed for older homeowners, and, it's helped over a million americans. a reverse mortgage loan isn't some kind of trick to take your home. it's a loan, like any other. big difference is how you pay it back. find out how reverse mortgag

i see janice standing over there. we are going to go to jillian. jillian: you gave away what i was going to do next. time to check in with meteorologist janice dean, relatively calm. >> there are the current temperatures, 30s and 40s on the map, 45 in dallas, texas. this coastal low brought a mixture of rain, freezing rain, sleet and slow across new england, that will cost rector is travel today as we go through the next 6 to 12 hours and the storm will live northeastward, still dealing with temperatures in the 30s and 40s. here's the next big weather maker across the west. a lot of stuff going on, we could see the potential for flooding over the desert southwest officially arizona, flash flood warnings in effect and a lot of heavy snow and a lot of this energy will get into the central plains. take a look at that relatively quiet across, very active across the west. rob: look at all the rain in california. jillian: we will deal with flash flooding unfortunately. rob: 37 after the hour, say anything to get the vice president nomination, won't you,

janice: i promise i won't. do you want to say hi to anybody at home. >> i want to say hi to my grand daughter daphne. the last time we were here she watched us on tv and she stood up to the next tv and said bb wave at me. there you go she did it again. janice: she is waving. take a look at the maps real quick. i will show you what's happening on this birthday. 41 in new york city. coastal low moving north and eastward so we won't have to deal with this one anymore. we have a new system across the southwest, that's going to bring some much needed rain to southern california. however, flash flooding is going to be an issue across portions of the southwest, including arizona and new mexico and some pretty big mountain snow that's going to head our way as well across the central u.s. and the mississippi river valley. just looking at those flood warnings across the southwest. all right. wave to steve, anxiously and brian. and you get a birthday hug. ainsley: happy birthday. steve: happy birthday bb. brian: arms are

in our election day, i almost think the number one, which was janice hahn. i beat all the rest. the press everywhere was asking is this? how did he come out of nowhere? all of a sudden, obama got into the campaign. nancy pelosi got in, a variety of people nationwide into this one campaign. i was surprised as the election is coming up, the posts were trying i might quit. i still should have lost but i go to the store and somebody would say craig, i hear you are more about socialist than capitalist. i don't, when did you get back? and michael to church, craig, i heard you are fourth a portion. where did you hear that? i couldn't figure out why these people were hearing this. people knocking on the door with his scattered information about me. we couldn't figure out what was going on. election comes, i use by a couple of thousand votes. it was a shock. the date after the election, the los angeles times reports obama was shocked my philosophy 2010. he caught together in a team of people, the most advanced marketing machine ever put together by anybody running for president. it expel

lauren: janice, thank you. cheryl: well, the fbi is now investigating jeffrey epstein's death as possibly being linked to a criminal enterprise. this revelation comes as capitol hill lawmakers demand answers from the director of the federal bureau of prisons. lauren: we have the latest as two guards that were supposed to be watching him are formally charged. jackie, good morning. >> reporter: lauren and cheryl, brand-new questions in the death of jeffrey epstein as the prison's director calls it a black eye for the entire bureau. lindsey graham demanding to know how it happened. >> with a case this high profile, there's got to be either major malfunction of the system or criminal enterprise at foot to allow this to happen. so are you looking at both, is the fbi looking at both? >> the fbi is involved and they are looking at criminal enterprise, yes. >> reporter: a spokesperson for director sawyer walking back the statement, saying when the director referenced criminal enterprise she was mirroring the language s

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and it is just the beginning janice dean here with what you need to know before you head out the door there are nervous people out there right now. there should be. my advice is to check your weather forecast regularly. we have two big storm systems going to start today. one affecting the west that could be historic in terms of low pressure and how strong the storm is going to get as it moves inland so here's our first weather make aer bringing wintry weather heavy snow across rockies this is going to move into the plain states bring the possible potential for heavy rain, strong winds, and snow. so you see all of the winter advisories posted from west coast up towards great lakes so here are your travel delay on wednesday, and i actually think these yellow and oranges are going to turn red over the next 24 to 48 hour. this storm will impact the east coast, our next weather maker moving into the west and these are boing to continue to move across the country not only but for thursday thanks giving, but into the weekend as well. so it is gung to be very difficult and some places we're g

.>> reporter: janice lee, and tom law the landlords. >> people say, is this legal? they try not to evict somebody that old to put them out on the street. >> [ indiscernible ] >> we need the space for an entire family to move into. to say they purchased the property so they and their extended property could move in, including three elderly parents that range in age from the 60s to the 80s. >> my family are refugees. we can't do this. they came here with nothing. i want to take care of them. it is unfortunate that this is not a perfect aim. >> reporter: sam and his wife will stay in the small apartment for a few more weeks as they await the judges decision. joe vasquez, kpix 5. >>> we have two developing stories, we have a pair of shooting suspects on the loose. officers are not saying much, other than a man was shot and wounded around 5:00. we have no word on his condition. >>> if you are stuck in traffic on the bay bridge tonight, this is the reason why. a car burst into flames east of treasure island. a did block several lanes. the driver and the passenger made it

lauren: senior meteorologist janice dean is live with the weekend forecast. janice, good morning. >> this is a prelude to what we can expect for next week, stormy weather for much of the country for the thanksgiving week. there's the cold front. we could see the potential for showers, wintery weather as well on the back 150*euon the backsi. it's cold enough for snow. the system will re energize as it moves across the northeast, sunday into monday. that will give us perhaps that coastal low that we'll have to watch. that's storm number one. we have two behind it as we get into the busiest travel week of the year. a quick look at the forecast, we'll see snow across the rockies, plain states and parts of the great lakes of. we could see heavier rain over parts of the deep south, mid-atlantic. we'll watch for that, and the potential for severe storms. there's the forecast today, we'll watch this storm and cold front move across the southeast. that's going to get into the northeast on sunday. behind it, cooler, drier weather. but again, ladies, as we get into the

lauren: senior meteorologist janice dean is here with the forecast. janice, good morning. >> the big story will be the cold air, record cold invading much of the country, two-thirds of the country over the next 12 to 24 hours. temperatures you can tell, 21-degree drop here, 36-degree drop in rapid city from this time yesterday and along the arctic cold front we've got accumulating snow for the midwest, the great lakes, the interior northeast, even new york city, you could see some snow flakes tomorrow morning depending how cold or warm it is. we'll have to stay tuned for that. then on wednesday, this front will be out of here but we will see accumulating snow in the forecast for many of these cities. 60 60 i don't know60 million per weather advisories. the temperatures and cold air will be the big story this monday and tuesday. back to you. deirdre: feeling it already, i have to say. jackie, thank you very much. looking at u.s. futures, they're indicating a lower open, you'll see that on your screen. president trump saying on friday he is not -- has n

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janice lee was also there and she wanted to hear what people thought about the incident. remember, eating on bart is against state law and the question is how often is it really enforced? we filed a request to the freedom of information request to find out and we'll bring you that information. >>> search is on for a person who shot at people with arrows at a homeless encampment in the east bay. it happened just south of central avenue in richmond. police say three people woke up to someone shooting arrows at them. two men were hit by the arrows and they were taken to the hospital. no arrests have been made, though, but police say they do have a person of interest. >>> in the east bay, community members came out to find ways to address what they say is an ongoing shortage of emergency services in west contra costa county, a public hospital closed back in 2015. nbc bay area's kristy smith is live with that story. >> terry, there were quite a few people who showed up here today to listen to explanations about the situation and really there wasn't one solution given, but a lo