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washington. off to the north and west up into frederick county, into portions of eastern west virginia and western maryland, a winter weather advisory until 11:00 this morning. it is there we're concerned that some sleet and run could freeze at the surface and cause some local problems. should be isolated because generally temperatures are at or above 32 degrees. the rain will be with us this morning and cloudy and cool this afternoon. 45 in downtown washington. that will not cause any problems. 45 at patuxent naval air station. 30s off to the north and west. winchester, 39 at this...

edgars here in the heart of kabul. we're here to spend the thanksgiving holiday with american troops as the countdown clock starts to the end of combat operations four years from now. and from one land of conflict to another, we're also keeping watch on the volate situation on the korean peninsula and the tough choices for the u.s. after that surprise attack by the north. more on all that later, but we want to begin back home with a thanksgiving eve trip home that many fead would dissolve into chaos at the airport because of something called "national opt out day." it was a plan for ...

we begin this morning with turkey traditions. as you get ready to break bread with your loved one on this thanksgiving day, the spirit of the season is in full swing around the country, and the world. in washington, d.c., yesterday, the first family handed out turkey dinners with all the trimmings at an area charity center. earlier in the day mr. obama granted the annual presidential pardon as he set free a pair of turkeys, joking it felt good to stop at least one shellacking this november. at north carolina's ft. bragg, hundreds of soldiers and their family members were treated to...

we're still tracking what's going on at dozens of airports right now. we're going to have a live travel report in moments. also this hour, we are getting new details on what is starting to look like a health care civil war. we're learning that some 30 states are now working on efforts to block big and significant parts of the federal health care overhaul. many of these states are working on constitutional amendments that would block the mandate for citizens requiring them to purchase health care insurance. james rosen, live in washington, james, this seems like a big fight shaping ...

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 nation's busiest airports tonight. mark strassmann is in atlanta, but first, dean reynolds is in chicago tonight. dean, these new measures aren't really keeping people away from the airports, are they? >> reporter: no, kati...