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whatnot, here something is going to move in overnight and by daybreak that could bring the onset of sleet and rain mixed into baltimore and a cool damp holiday for most of us. heres the setup this morning. its 42 in pass tina, 41 in towson. ellicott city sykes veal and hereford and bel air are at 48. heres kim brown with traffic. >> reporter: thanks. last break we checked on 59 northbound. i looked at the roadways 95 going southbound, no problems heading towards dc area. 495 is checkin...

the thanksgiving rush gets underway and those airport pat downs and a major snowstorm out west are threatening to make the holiday travel even worse today, west are threatening to make the holiday travel even worse today, wednesday, november 24, 2010. captions paid for by nbc-universal television and good morning. welcome to "today" on a wednesday morning. im matt lauer. >> and im meredith viera. this morning an estimated 64 million americans are starting the trek to their thanksgivi...

>> im steve chenevey. lets say good morning to tony perkins. >> good morning to effect. a little bit colder this morning than yesterday. not a whole bunch. we will see a cooler day today though. well start with the current temperatures around the region. here in the district we are at 47 degrees. it is 43 at dulles airport. 45 in baltimore. there are some 30s out there. frederick, maryland, 39. there are also some 50s. ocean city is at 51 degrees. here is a look at the satellite- radar...

announcement. just minutes ago buckingham ballas announced the details for the wedding of prince william and kate middleton. the couples wedding will take place on friday, april 29th of next year, held in londons westminster abbey, the most famous church, first built around the year 1050 by ing edward the confessor. all wedding costs aside from security paid for by the royal family and the middletons. kate and william are said to be in the process of drawing of you a guest list between...

travelers dealing with crowded roads, gas prices 24 cents higher than last year, crowded planes, the security concerns that come with every holiday these days, and now the new screening procedures at the airports. none of that is keeping an estimated 42 million americans from traveling this thanksgiving 11% more than last year. we have correspondents at two of the nations busiest airports tonight. mark strassmann is in atlanta, but first, dean reynolds is in chicago tonight. dean, thes...

come to grips with this one, folks, whether you like her or not, sarah palin, she is here to stay. she is building, by the way, a media empire, redoing the brand that cant be matched by any other republican candidate in the field. governor ed rendell sounds off and the strategy about fighting sarah palin coming up in the battleground story tonight. you about this is the story that has me fired up tonight. the conservative media basically is just stoking paranoia about airport securit...

just off the left side of the screen, rain into the mountains. and that tries to hold off until the afternoon. look at start in town and i cross easton at 54. lets check it out to see what he happening on the roads with kim. >> reporter: we are in the calm before the thanksgiving holiday travel traffic storm. you are not going to find a lot of problems or delays. light to moderate volume up and down 95. 695 moving well. we are dealing with an accident in the area. thats in rosedale. th...

does it threaten to blow up to a full-blown war, or is it contained? >> all we have to do is listen to the response from u.s. military officials who called it provocative and alarming and the state zeept called this action stunning. will it lead to a full-blown war? the u.s. military and pentagon officials ive been talking to say that every effort is going to be made to try to avoid that. and they are counseling their south korean partners in the military ramifications and that -- not ...

bad situation there getting worse. jim miklaszewski live from the pentagon. youve been covering this all night. lets tee ake it from the top. what happened? >> reporter: what happened was that south korea had this planned military exercise and they informed the koreans of the date and sxaexact time when the exercise would begin as required. as soon as they started firing their artillery at a range on this island off the west coast of the korean peninsula, north korea opened up with abo...

television. this is good stuff. you got to see it. you will in a moment. first lets get to the news live at 5:30 a.m. here at 30 rock in new york city. facing protests from travelers and pressure from the white house, even, the head of the transportation security administration is softening now his stance on invative new airport screening procedures. in a statement out last night, tsa administrator john pistole said in part this has always been viewed as a program that will adapt as co...