Bad weather could hamper U.S. Thanksgiving travel

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Bad weather could hamper U.S. Thanksgiving travel

One of the busiest travel seasons is about to begin across the United States. But as Brian Abel explains, wild weather could prevent many from reaching their final destination.

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