there a big, new chill in relations between russia and the u.s.? it s all about one man. i ll explain. next up, where does innovation come from? we ll ask the man who totally reinvented a household appliance you use every week or at least you should. then a look at jobs, inequality, and the economy with the nobel prize-winning economist michael spence. finally, think you can solve the euro crisis? we ll tell you how you can try. first, here s my take. this is thanksgiving week in america, and it s a time we re meant to be thankful. except no one is feeling particularly grateful because we are in a deep funk. the united states seems to have stopped working. discussion of dysfunction and decline now dominate the national conversation. so i thought i would try to bring a note of optimism to the thanksgiving table. every time i turn on the tv, i hear some politician talk about how europe s woes should be a warning and that we re next. this is a fundamental mistake. the un
hours is our longest one. the primary reason for this is fog. also look at philadelphia. now, we have got 20 minutes. we could see these airport delays really increase because volume is increasing, visibility has become reduced at these major airports across the i-95 corridor primarily because of fog. the visibility is low. we have lots of volume. some 42 plus million people traveling. a lot of those in the area, but the bulk of those on the roadways. want to show you a view of what is happening in atlanta now. we have cloudy skies. but there were earlier delays because an aircraft had blown out three tires. well, that was a hiccup in the system, but let me tell you this is only going to get worse as we go through the evening hours as the weather is really going to start to deteriorate across the southeast. let s show you what s happening. we re going to see the bulk of that bad weather stretching from the great lakes down towards the gulf coast. and embedded in the middle th
quote, i know everything that went on, and you have trusted somebody you shouldn t have, end quote. afghan president hamid karzai announced his country s troops will be taking control of more provinces including parts of helmand province where many british troops have been killed in past years. it is considered a key moment in the drawdown of u.s. troops and the gradual pullout of nato forces. the recent nato attack in pakistan has enflamed already tense ties between that country and the united states. the pakistani foreign minister said today that the nato attack that killed dozens of soldiers plunged relations with the u.s. into deeper crisis. pakistan shut down two nato supply routes in response to that attack. now to the battle for the white house. republican newt gingrich has just picked up a key endorsement, just weeks before the new hampshire primary. the new hampshire union leader of manchester says the former house speaker is worthy of voter support on january
the thanksgiving holiday. whether you re lining up in the airports or prepping the car for a ride home, expect weather delays. a line of storms could bring plenty of rain from the great lakes to the gulf coast. some of that rain may change into snow showers. karen maginnis will join us in 20 minutes on the weather trouble spots. republican presidential candidate newt gingrich picks up an important endorsement from new hampshire s largest newspaper. today s edition of the union leader says the former house speaker is by no means the perfect contender, but calls him the best candidate who is actually running. right now, back to our top story. lori fine, wife of syracuse university associate head basketball coach, bernie fine, may have been aware of her husband s alleged inappropriate acts with children. espn s outside the lines released audio tape given to them by bobby davis, the man who has publicly accused the coach of years of molestation. in the tape mrs. fine says a