turbulence. there is more to come. as we get tossed around inside the cockpit, our seasoned pilot assures us, we are in good hands. being on this plane, is it structurally sound? is it safe? oh, no, you are very safe in the 130. reporter: we are 7,000 feet above the northern bahamas in the center of the hurricane joaquin. this storm has been no toriously difficult to predict. but the weather data retrieved from the hurricane hunters will help improve the forecast greatly. multiple drop zones are released into the sky, sending back information like wind speed and storm pressure in real time right back to computers on board. joaquin is now pushing north. that s a fox coming up. a missing ship is vanded in rough swells. we drop to 6 hi, feet. thick clouds prevent us from finding the vessel. they return to their mission, seeking more data from the
a radiologic tech. that s when the licensing board started investigating him will after an incident in a hospital in arizona. they are speak viewed interviewe and he told the licensing board i looked in and found dave lying on his back in the bathroom stall. i looked in the toilet and spotted a 5 cc syringe and needle floating in the water. the label was blue and he said i m going to jail. while this arizona board was investigating him, he voluntarily surrendered his license and he wrote a letter to the board saying, i m surrend surrendering my arizona license at will beuse i don t have the resources nor money to fight the accusations. and willing to wait to be eligible for reinstated in through three years. later that very same month, he went on to work in hospitals in philadelphia, kansas, georgia, and then new hampshire. an expert? so-called drug diversion says it s all too common that a health professional will be investigated in one state and then leave to go work in ano
chicago right at lake michigan. in fact, i used to live right off of lakeshore drive. yes, you can walk to hotels but there s a median and mounds of snow and vehicles between you and what might be safety, which would actually be to the left of your screen. there are a number of hotels and a couple of restaurants there. in the meantime, jim, what can chicago expect next in that region? well, comments got 55,000 without power right now. the main reason is the wind, not the weight of the snow. this is a very light snow for the most part. because of the wind it didn t really stick to trees or power lines. the wind caused a lot of damage. people can expect cold. now that the sun s out, maximum radiational cooling, we re going to be in the single digits.for those that are stranded on the roads, it s going to be a cold afternoon and certainly a very recold night. we expect most people, entirely in northern illinois that are vanded to be picked up and dealt with today, obviously. people going
over # 4 million americans will take to the roads. the volume will be up. reporter: up 4% from last thanksgiving, the first increase in holiday travel this year, but unfortunately, trips aren t the only thing on the rise. gas prices are up an average of 50 cents over last thanksgiving and airlines are flying 20% higher. for travelers who weightsed and thought they may get a last minute deal, that wasn t the case. reporter: and the cost may not be the only issue. weather delays threatsen to spoil some turkey conditions. some of the worst travel conditions will be here in the ç northeast. the red airplanes indicating where we re expecting major delays. mostly rain, but this northern new england, even snow. reporter: if you re worried about getting vanded, you may want to consider turning to your social network. i ve seen many cases on twitter where somebody is at an airport and they re stranded and