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expecting 10 inches of snow. Tonight, extreme weather slams both coasts with snow, wind, and for some parts of California,

record rain. We're tracking the forecast for your Thanksgiving travel as the rush begins,

how TSA is preparing for tens of millions of passengers. The legal victory for Donald Trump.

Plus, Matt Gates speaks out after withdrawing, has the president-elect's pick for

attorney general. I'm still going to be in the fight, but it's going to be from a new perch.

I know it's not him, but he held him. He loved him. And on this Friday, we go on the road

with a family who's found a key way to honor their son's life. I just couldn't even believe it.

The CBS Evening News starts now.

Good evening. I'm Nora O'Donnell, and thank you for joining us on this Friday night.

Dangerous weather is battering both coast,

just as the Thanksgiving holiday rush is getting underway. Major storms wallop to the west

coast and northeast, bombarding millions of Americans with heavy rain and snow. And a storm is

headed to the middle of the country around the fall holiday. This satellite image shows the storm

system sweeping across the Midwest,

and tonight is now dumping snow in the east from the mountains of West Virginia and Maryland to

Pennsylvania and upstate New York. The big question tonight, what does this mean for the estimated

80 million Americans who will be on the move for the holiday? That's a record number.

We have team coverage tonight starting with CBS's Rob Marciano and those coast-to-coast storms. Heavy rains continue to pommel

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