SUMMARY: Finley, a 12-year-old with a walking disability, is making waves in sports and outdoor activities. He recently embarked on a hike for his Boy Scouts camping badge, utilizing a specially designed wheelchair that allows him to navigate rugged terrains. Finley, who enjoys scuba diving, rugby, and basketball, believes no challenge is insurmountable. Texas Parks and Wildlife supports inclusivity, providing equipment and improving access for individuals with disabilities. Their initiative includes enhancing facilities for the visually impaired and increasing the availability of accommodating wheelchairs. Finley hopes to compete as a Paralympian while cherishing the experiences he gains through various sports.

A 12-year-old Boy Scout has a disability that impacts his ability to walk, but that doesn’t stop him when it comes to sports.

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SUMMARY: Derek Sibley reports significant changes in Southeast Louisiana weather due to a cold front that has brought cooler temperatures and cloudy skies. Rain is likely overnight with temperatures dropping to the 40s in some areas. Tomorrow will be partly cloudy and chilly, with highs around the upper 50s to low 60s. Freeze watches are in effect for parts of the North Shore, anticipating lows near 29 degrees. The weather will improve over the weekend, transitioning to mostly clear conditions. In the tropics, no development is expected as the hurricane season comes to a close.

Another cool down on the way

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SUMMARY: While many celebrate Thanksgiving at home, U.S. troops stationed abroad feel the distance. CBS’s Tina Krauss reports that soldiers overseas are enjoying traditional meals with cultural twists, such as Korean foods like kimchi, while over 28,000 troops in South Korea receive special dining from higher-ranking officers. The Pentagon shipped 700,000 pounds of food globally, including nearly 140,000 pounds of turkey and a variety of side dishes and desserts. Soldiers express gratitude for their service, camaraderie, and the chance to work in their dream jobs, but many miss their families and friends the most.

While many of us are enjoying a home-cooked Thanksgiving meal with loved-ones, US troops stationed abroad will be feeling the miles more than most. CBS reports.

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