COSTELLO: Ten minutes until the top of the hour. Here are your morning's "Top Stories". Breaking news for you. The Egyptian Interior Ministry saying a truce has been reached between protestors and security forces after five days of deadly clashes. It's not clear whether the protesters have agreed to the truce or whether they will actually stand down. U.S. markets open in just about 45 minutes from now and stock futures are pointing to a lower open across the board this morning. Investors still sifting through three new economic reports just released. One of them on unemployment actually showed some strength in the labor market and, of course, that's good news for the overall economy. It's one of the busiest travel days of the year. Major snowstorms in the northeast and in the northwest will make getting to grandma's house for Thanksgiving a real chore. According to Triple A more than 42 million people will be on the move this weekend; on the roads, on the rails and of course in the air. And an update on that ground stop at Philadelphia International Airport because of the rough weather, it's been extended until 10:00 a.m. Eastern time. A ground stop means the planes heading into Philly are not allowed to land there for the next hour, at least. And that's the news you need to start your day. AMERICAN MORNING" is back after a break.
Egypt: Truce Reached in Protesters