>> reporter: yes, david, french officials just told the associated press that a second fugitive directly involved in the attacks got away. that person has not yet been named. it is just the latest in a series of developments stretching from paris to moscow. a u.s. defense official confirms russia conducted a significant number of strikes in raqqa, syria overnight. this after the russian equivalent of the cia determined that it was a homemade explosive device that brought down a russian passenger plane over egypt last month. russian president putin vowed to hunt down those responsible saying quote we're going to hook for them everywhere, whenever they are hiding, we will find them and funnish them in any place on earth. secretary of state john kerry speaking in paris vowed a coordinated worldwide response

>> with lebanon's attacks, with what's happened in egypt, with ankara, turkey. with the attacks now in paris, we have to step up our efforts to hit them at the core where they're planning these things. >> reporter: the hunt continues for those responsible for the attacks in paris. authorities conducted dozens of raids across europe targeting suspects in france, italy, germany, and belgium. police arrested more than 20 people and seized dozens of weapons. however, 26-year-old salah abdeslam the suspected shooter in the paris cafe and 28-year- old abdelhamid abaaoud the alleged mastermind behind the attacks remain on the loose. they live just blocks from each other in belgium reportedly and were once in prison together. one more note, we have learned french president francois hollande will travel to washington and moscow to

against isis. hollande will meet with president obama one week from today. shirleen? >> all right joe thank you. and the wake of the terror attacks, several governors here in the u.s. say they will not allow syrian refugees to enter their states. that includes new jersey governor chris christie. >> i do not trust this administration to effectively vet the people who are proposed to be coming in in order to protect the safety and security of the american people so i would not permit them in. >> one of the paris attackers may have entered europe as a refugee. many experts say there's no legal way for governors to stop refugee resettlement in their states. new york governor cuomo also says states don't have a right to ban refugees. more on the response here in new york. a week before the busy thanksgiving travel rush, the nypd is beefing up security. eyewitness news reporter tim fleischer live in midtown with that part of our coverage. tim? >> reporter: and david, security in times square and

many other locations around the city especially with the upcoming holidays is no doubt a very big concern. police commissioner bratton this morning said more about that. security around the city was bolstered considerably with the rollout of the new critical response command. a counterterrorism unit of 560 officers on constant patrol. and to any terrorist commissioner william bratton has a simple message -- >> stay away from us. >> reporter: terrorism and security were the focus of the comments of the commissioner made before the harvard club outlining nypd development with new technology and resources. >> smart phones, additional cops, additional terrorist capabilities, even as isis is international stage. >> reporter: the commissioner says he is also gravely concerned about the terrorist use of encrypted ways of easily monitored. he will be briefed on one the playstation. >> something so many people are on playing games and evidently

id has the same capabilities of the smart phones. >> reporter: they have sent officers to paris to learn as much as they can about the way the terrorists works and any additional concerns for new york city. >> i'm not aware of any kind of activity between the identified individuals over there and any connectivity back here. >> reporter: the commissioner also points out a number of other security measures that will be in place starting with thanksgiving. i'll tell you more about that coming up on eyewitness news at 5:00. reporting live in times square, tim fleischer, channel 7 eyewitness news. >> thank you tim. we're going to monitor the developments involving the terror attacks and any updates right here and on the website. abcny7. along with our twitter and facebook pages. shirleen in. well, a develop story in new jersey, firefighters battling flames that ripped through a townhouse complex. this started this morning in the home on willow brook drive in north brunswick. new jersey reporter anthony johnson is live at the scene there. anthony? >> reporter: shirleen, just a few minuting a the firefighters

stopped pouring water on some of the hot spots. this was a very smoky fire. taking place in one of the apartment buildings here at the willow brook apartments starting around 8:15 this morning. and was both a destructive and very devastating fire for the residents living inside the apartments. the flames were raging as newscopter 7 was over the blaze which started right after 8:00 this morning. the fire quickly spread consuming eight apartments destroying everything in its path. witnesses say a woman dropped her baby from a second floor balcony and then had to jump to escape the flames. firefighters say the wood frame complex was fully involved when they arrived and neighbors called 911 and some were knocking on doors to make sure everyone got out safe. most most of the residents escaped on their own. at one point there was concern that two firefighters were trapped in the burning >> everyone was accounted for. initial report as soon as we

ceiling fell on two of the firefighters but were not injured. they are get out of the structure quickly. at that point and time, the cause of the fire at this point and time is unknown. the fire marshal's office will be investigating to determine the cause. >> reporter: and at this point in time, there's one minor injury. we also understand two pets are still missing possibly a cat and a dog but this was certainly a horrible way for residents at this apartment complex to start the morning. especially as we head toward the holiday season. that is the latest live there north brunswick, new jersey, anthony johnson, channel 7 eyewitness news. thank you anthony. also developing right now, a building engineer scheduled to appear in court today after being accused of lying about inspecting a building facade that broke off and killed a 2- year-old. the department of buildings says the inspectors discovered the engineer never examined

a piece of -- end avenue. a piece of the building tumbled eight stories down and hit a toddler in a stroller in may. agria his wound to the leg -- graze wound to the leg following a shooting in manhattan's flatiron district. it happened on broadway and west 28th street just after 2:15 this morning. a man got into an argument with the 2 have-year-old's victim boyfriend -- 21-year-old him. but he hit the girl instead. gunmen who opened fire inside a department store in brooklyn was caught on camera. detectives say this man shot someone after a fight last night inside blue city in bushwick. the victim is recovering in the hospital. police also want the find the woman in black who was with the suspect at the time. and we're following much more news ahead. disturbing allegations at a daycare, a, wore accused of -- worker accused of sexually abusing a child in his care heads to court and we are live with the details.

>> and an air scare, four passengers pulled from a flight. >> and actor charlie sheen opening up about his hiv diagnosis. >> i'm meteorologist bill evans here in the weather center. at this time yesterday it was 63-degrees. now we're much cooler look at these temperatures here at noontime. 47 in the park for you. 48 morristown. 50 newark and 51 jamaica queen it's back to reality. we'll talk about some rain coming for thursday and we take meet the moore's! we're the moore family, and we're always looking for ways to enjoy more. so we called time warner cable and got even more than we expected. call now to get more. more speed. like, 300 meg. more tv shows and movies on demand.

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new at noon, a plane taking off from an airport in baltimore was forced to return to the gate after four passengers raised security concerns.

the spirit airlines jet was about to head to chicago when a member of the flight crew spotted four people acting suspiciously. the passengers were taken off the plane for questioning but security officers and the plane and the luggage was searched by police dogs. the flight was cleared for departure three hours later. a powerful earthquake rocked greece killing two people and damaging roads and buildings. the magnitude 6.1 quake hit the western greek island. the quake sparked landslides, closing off access to mountainous towns and schools have been closed as crews assess the damage. one of the death os curred when a wall -- deaths occurred when a wall collapsed on a woman. actor charlie sheen revealing he is hiv positive. >> he was diagnosed four years ago and entertainment reporter sandy kenyon is live in studio with more on the revelation and why he decided to come forward now. sandy? >> reporter: shirleen, david,

charlie sheen denies he has transmitted the virus to others and his doctor says the star doesn't have aids. he claims he takes his daily medication without fail but given actor's lifestyle, his own doctor told "today" we are petrified about charlie. charlie sheen told the "today" show four years have passed since doctors first told him he was hiv positive. >> it's a hard -- three letters to absorb. you know? it's a turning point in one's life. >> reporter: upon hearing the diagnosis, sheen says he immediately called his ex-wife brooke mueller to inform her and in a statement today the actress confirmed she is not hiv positive and nro are the couple's two sons. the same year sheen was fired from "two and a half men" a sitcom loosely based on the star's own life. >> i'm experienced at promiscuity. >> reporter: it made sheen the highest paid star on television

much as $10 million to buy the silence of those who discovered he had hiv over the last few years. >> my trust turned to their treason you know. >> we talking about lawsuits filed against you charlie or are we talking about shakedowns? >> shakedowns. >> reporter: the revelations today will end his payments and that by coming forward the actor released himself from prison to use his word. he made mention of a time when he was in the news every day. >> i exposed people to magic. >> reporter: sheen now attributes his behavior to what he calls road rage and apparent reference to his drug use. still consuming alcohol though. but sheen adds he has a responsibility to better himself and help other people though he doesn't want to be a poster man to use his words for those with hiv. sheen has released a full letter of explanation to the media. we'll have more on that at

4:00. david, shirleen? >> all right sandy thanks. well, about a week from today, we head into the thanksgiving travel rush. i hope you're ready. we have some tips to help you avoid getting stuck at the airport. >> and when a man loves a woman, find out why one husband's loving post about his wife is going viral. let's take a live look outside. >> still beautiful blue skies, meteorologist bill evans up

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re well, lower gas prices likely will prompt more americans to hit the roads this coming thanksgiving weekend. yay. aaa predicts nearly 47 million americans will drive 50 miles or more. that's the highest number of since 2007. well, 90% of travelers will be driving, plenty will be flying as well. and airline group forecasts 3% more passengers than last jeer can here's a tip. -- year and here's a tip. consider calling the airlines overseas number to rebook. a-ha. that's a good tip. >> a hah. >> you'll have to pay for the call but you probably get through faster. you here. >> i mean speaking of bad weather, can you believe the weather we have been having? thanksgiving is next week. >> no. >> i know. >> no. i'm going to say this just so you're ready. it is going to get a little colder! what are you saying? >> just a little? >> it's going to feel like thanksgiving next week. yesterday there were people in

>> so it will be a little bit more like thanksgiving next week just in time for thanksgiving. let's take a look outside here at noontime. the boats have been cruising up and down the east river here. there you go with the barge coming up east river there. and we're going to be looking at -- that's the sea street coming down and the ferries have been working. the dep boat underneath the department of environmental protection boat under the brooklyn bridge which is a very beautiful ship. here's what's happening this morning at moon time and this -- noontime and the afternoon. it's 47-degrees and the humidity dry. a wind northeast at 6. so yesterday, we were at 63, 4 degrees before we got to 67 in the afternoon. so you see we're much cooler now. we have the pressure has moved all the way up to 30.56 and has bit. that's really strong strong high pressure over us and we have 67 for the high yesterday. normal is 53. normal low is 41. so we're going to be close to these numbers now as we go into today and tomorrow. so it's going to be a little cloudier tomorrow and it might

be a little drizzle in the afternoon or evening. looking at a warmer day on thursday. with warm air coming up ahead of a cold front, then the cold front gets here and brings rain, the heaviest will be in the afternoon and evening and then it's going to be cool they are weekend. now some rib -- cooler this weekend. now some rain may return sunday evening. 48 in ridgewood queens, 51 to cambria heights and down to st. albany's queens and over to brooklyn around jamaica bay. about 49, 50 degrees. we have a northeast wind that's coming up and that's from this like a clock. it keeps the northeast wind feeding in here, makes it cooler and also a dome of high that's cleared us out. some clouds coming across that will come in gesturing here -- jet stream here, and a few clouds out of that tonight and tomorrow. but the rain itself from this system kind of holds off until we get to noontime tomorrow. you'll see tomorrow we cloud up a bit ahead of the front. the warm air kind of sufferables up ahead of -- surges up ahead of it. maybe some sprinkles tomorrow afternoon and tomorrow night

and then the big time rain with the front comes at 10:00 on afternoon. very heavy tomorrow evening. and then you see it's out of here after midnight at that long island after midnight. and then we have sunshine for the weekend. that's the warm air and the clouds ahead of the front. and then here comes the front for thursday. long. maybe one, two inches of rain eastward. then here's our first jolt of cold for next week. comes in sunday. and into next week and jet stream jumps south. highs in the 0s and air -- 40s and air cool enough to make some lake effect snows and 20s for lows overnight in the northern suburbs. cooler with sunshine this afternoon. we're at 52. tonight patchy clouds 44. tomorrow, mixture of sun and clouds and it warms a bit to 58 degrees. and here's the accuweather seven day forecast. with the clouds coming in tomorrow we warm up a bit. the warm air surges up to a low of 55 wednesday night and then thursday we're looking at a windy rainy wet day all day

in the afternoon and at night. and then we're looking at sunshine returning on friday. it will be breezy and then the weekend looks nice and there you see that 40-degree weather for highs next week. and the lows at night dropping off into the 30s. so that will start to feel a little bit like -- you know. thanksgiving. >> right. right. >> well -- >> still you know i mean -- >> in the meantime. >> not cold enough you wouldn't go out and throw the football >> you need annual game in there. it's going to be a good one. >> not looking bad at all. thank you bill. coming up, store chain wants a slice of the pizza business? >> uh-huh. and stuck in a milk can. many people clean their dentures with toothpaste or plain water. and even though their dentures look clean, in reality they're not. if a denture were to be put under a microscope,

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a former surfer has turned the plain white surface on icebergs into works of art. take a look at this. these are just some of the murals created by sean yuro in iceland. he says he painted them to ignite a sense of urgency about climate change and unfortunately, these jaw- droppingly beautiful art pieces are only temporary. they last about a week until the icebergs melt. and caught on camera, no -- that's not winnie the pooh. with his head stuck in a honey jar, it's a picture of a real adult male bear that somehow

got its head wedged inside a metal milk can in a rural part of maryland. a wildlife response team used an electric saw after tranquilizing it to cut the bear free. after the can was removed the bear woke up and lifted his head and walked back into the woods acting like nothing happened. >> probably embarrassed i'm sure. >> sorry got that on camera. >> oh my goodness. >> you got that off my head please? >> come help me out man. all right, thanks a lot. well, you know ha? more iphone owners may start using apple pay. apple says the service is expanding to small banks and credit unions adding more than 100 card users. the united kingdom two new banks are coming on board and the service is starting in canada and australia. although only with american express. if your clothing company isn't doing well jump into the pizza business. that is what urban outfitters

sales is. it is acquiring the vetri family a group of restaurants with locations across the company built a restaurant in its brooklyn store and hopes to draw more traffic who doesn't like pizza? well, he's accused of daycare. today, our first look at the suspect and what happened in court this morning. >> plus, dozens of tornadoes tear through texas. and the plains. a look at the destruction left behind. >> and the new barbie other. and has a length of time of people talk -- lot of people talking. eyewitness news is coming right back and you can see on this beautiful skies there.

we're following new developments in the terror attacks in paris. french police say they are now looking for a second suspect directly involved in the attacks. they say escaped. that person has not been named yet. also, dozens of raids were carried out overnight across europe. at least 20 people were arrested. and the nypd continues to beef up security especially with thanksgiving coming up. today commissioner bratton said he doesn't know of any activity between attackers in paris and anyone back here. he also says the nypd is stepping up their technology and resources.

brunswick battling a fire at a townhouse complex. the flames destroyed eight apartments and one person suffered minor injuries. no word on the cause just yet. and hello again, i'm david novarro. >> and i'm shirleen allicot. a daycare worker from westchester county appearing in court today on charges he sexually abused a 4-year-old boy. >> isaac nelson mcknight is accused of inappropriately touching the child last thursday. he had only been employed at the daycare for two weeks. >> eyewitness news reporter marcus solis is in tuckahoe right now with the very latest. marcus? >> reporter: well, shirleen, dave, the suspect brought to court here. the very same building where the alleged incident occurred. that's right, that daycare facility is in the same court and the police department. now isaac nelson mcknight had no comment after leaving court. he was escorted by officers taking hill back to county jail where he is being held. the 23-year-old was charged with criminal sexual acts in

he was hired at the anders learning center a daycare preschool learning facility for children from 18 months to 5 years old. he is accused ever inappropriately touching a 4- year-old child at the school. he was an aide and had been employed there just eight days. november 5th. which arrested mcknight after an investigation. the school says no other children were involved. still, as you would imagine, parents are quite concerned. >> i just shock -- just shock. just like if it could happen here it could happen anywhere, because you just never thought that something like that could happen here with somebody that worked here for eight days. and he was there a total of eight days at the school. >> reporter: and that parent appearance. however, mcninth's lawyer waived his court appearance upon seeing our cameras in the courtroom. again, mcknight is being held on $250,000 bail. we're live in tuckahoe, marcus

solis, channel 7 eyewitness news. thank you. the hunt continues in brooklyn today for the gunman no a rush hour -- in a rush hour shooting. two people were hit by gunfire on rockaway parkway in canarsie. one was the intended target and he was struck in the chest. the other was a # 44-year-old bystander just waiting far bus. he took a bullet to the leg and both victims are recovering. and shocking video today of a man viciously beaten with a bat. it happened sunday in the mount hope section of the bronx. you can see two men chasing the victim then one of them swings a bat landing several blows. a third man can later be seen yelling at the victim. all of them appear to be wearing security uniforms. the victim is being treated at the hospital. new information now on the deadly small plane crash off the rockaway peninsula earlier this month. a preliminary ntsb report says the parachute was found separated from the rest of the aircraft. the pilot was killed when the plane came down on november

point. new hampshire businessman james brad mcgee died. a desperate southeastern today for a man missing from the bronx psychiatric center. this is matthew carpenter. he was last seen around 3:30 yesterday afternoon leaving the center and running towards the hutchinson refer parkway. he was wearing a light colored t-shirt and dark green sweatpants. call police if you have seen him. new at noon a bizarre discovery in newark today. it was not every day you spot an alligator in new jersey's biggest city. and a man jogging in the park this morning spotted a dead four foot alligator. he called the sheriff's department. and the remains were turned over to the associated humane societies. officials say it appears the gator was someone's pet and it was dumped in the lake. state department of environmental protection is green lighting a plan to expand the new jersey bear hunt. it will had add new hunting areas and the use -- add new hunting areas and the use of bow and arrows.

it will be permitted this year with the exception of franklin township. there will also expand into new parts of passaic and mercer counties. this year's hunting season will take place between december 7th and december 12th. today, people in several states are cleaning up after a tornadoes. dozens touched down overnight in four different states. the hasheddest hit, texas and kansas. destroyed holding and businesses and -- homes and businessings and we have the details with ryan owens. >> reporter: a severe weather outbreak spawning a reported 38 tornadoes in four states. here in texas, 13 reported twisters touching down. four of those reports coming after a tornado tore through the town of pampa in pitch darkness. >> oh my god, we have a gigantic tornado right in front of us. power linings exploding. >> reporter: one of the tornadoes reportedly at least a mile wide leveling a halliburton plant.

caused chemicals at the site to leak. that spill now contained. 21 reported tornadoes touching down in kansas, helping drivers with golf ball sized hail and damaging some homes. the weather tossing this 18 wheeler across slick roads. at least three more tornadoes reported so far, no injuries or fatalities have been reported. that squall line moved through downtown dallas in advance of the morning commute. it did drop plenty of rain but no reports of weather here. in -- weather here. ryan -- severe weather here, ryan owens, abc news, dallas. more nasty weather out west. blizzard conditions have led to winter weather warnings if colorado. -- in colorado. as much as 14 inches of snow is expected to be on the ground by this afternoon in and around denver. winds up to 50 miles per hour are also expected. thanks to winter storm ajax. blizzard warnings are also in

well, a much different story here. i'm looking at a blue skiling and 47 degrees -- and 47 degrees and let's turn now to meteorologist bill evans, he forecast. >> a lot of sunshine and we're going to have some really pretty weather. temperatures you know dropped on down into the 40s this evening and probably looking at 52 for just a few minutes this afternoon. and a lot of sunshine. after school kids, at the bus stop it will be a little cool and crisp and got of the sports after school and teachers coaches, another little layer and they should be just fine in this stuff. you know dave and shirleen the stuff like we do. they get out there running arnold they're just fine. we got rain to talk about. it could be a rainout on that's next. back to you shirleen. system. >> they're immune to it. students at connecticut take a stand against discrimination, why they staged a sit-in to support a fellow paris terror attacks.

students at aikona upset over a racist -- u con upset over a racist message. staged a shirted n talking for toll -- shirt n calling for tolerance on campus. someone wrote kill paris under his name. that made the engineering student so afraid for his safety he shaved off his beard. when fellow students heard about it they held a rally on

cross -- of the wilbur cross building. >> they have the power and the right to attack someone else's identity. >> i think campus shouldn't shelter students and itson be -- it should definitely be a safe haven. >> students say they hope u conn begins teaching tolerance. the indiana pastor who is pregnant wife was shot and time. in an interview on "good morning america," dicey blackburn says his wife amanda doesn't have an enemy in the world. her murder left him very confused and angry. police are now releasing surveillance images of a person of interest in the case. >> it's given me the deals as well. and we've really been trying to do over the past week is kind of figure out you know, how to grieve the loss and how to move forward from here. and how to work through all of this. >> police believe the man who killed plaque burn broke into

another home in the neighborhood -- blackburn broke into another home in the neighborhood the same day. porsche says the car crash that killed actor paul walker wasn't its fault. they are fighting a lawsuit from walker's suv-year-old daughter. -- 16-year-old daughter. the suit claims the sports car he was riding in what would multiple design flaws but in new court documents porsche argues the car was modified and walker knew it. walker and the man driving died in the november 2013 crash. police said speed was the cause. happening today, lots of mets' fans have their fingers crossed for their coach. we're going to find out soon whether the manager of the national league champs will be the nl's manager to have year. mets' skipper it will -- of the year. mets' skipper terry collins is one of three finalists for the ray ward. of course the -- award. of course the first world series since 2000. to me that should get you the coach of the year. lot of people didn't think they had a chance this year and look what they did.

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didn't have to wait until adulthood. thanks to a big hearted police department. >> i chavez morte -- >> 5-year-old chavez forte may seem a little young to be sworn in as a police officer. but this is not your typical 5- year-old. the massachusetts police department is not your typical police department. >> besides our sworn duties there's a lot of other stuff that our personnel are involved in. both out there pluckily and behind the scenes. -- publicly and behind the scenes. >> chavez chaz a stage four -- has a stage four form of cancer. since his wish his dream is to be a police officer one day, the real officers in pits field made sure that dream became a reality. >> people in uniform are their heroes you know. that's what they see on tv. they want to -- be a fireman and they want to be a police officer. and catch bad guys. and he got that opportunity today. >> reporter: on monday, chavez

even saved the day all in the day's work. >> i'm an assault suspect. before he left -- that's a closed case right there. >> reporter: not just the police department giving a young boy a gift. they also got one in return. >> my whole goal in wearing this uniform was to help those in need and that's ultimately what we're here for. it's kind of taken over me emotionally. almost at a loss for words sometimes when i'm with him. >> that whole story for me is his face. you know, and he's just -- all the love in that trace for him. >> 's a row i -- place for him. >> he's a hero beyond words. >> nice story. >> he kind of takes it all in doesn't he? >> i am one of them now. [ laughter ] >> that's really nice. well, if you're taking in the weather this afternoon, you might have to take it in with a jacket or a sweater or a scarf or something like that. maybe even soft gloves -- some gloves but with the sunglasses too. here's a look across the park. and we're looking good there at

the ghost busters building the jackie o. reservoir over to fifth avenue. the metropolitan museum of art. all a good day for a walk across cp and over to the east and sunny. it is just much cooler than you just need the fall gear that's all. temperature is 47 degrees. yesterday, i mean this is close temperature should be for this about 53. so that's usually about 3:00 we hit that temperature. so it's dry. the wind is northeast and the pressure is way up there. so we have strong high pressure that is over us. it's 46 from north port to massapequa to hauppauge. and out to east hampton it's 49. so these numbers are very fall- like. very normal for right now this hour at this time of day the time of the year, we have a 6- mile an hour wind at white plains coming in off long island sound and the northeast 10-mile an hour wind down the shore and clear skies. so we go back to the ohio valley and some of the upper level winds will shear off some of these clouds. but the rain really comes in as we go toward thursday.

then it might be a sprinkle tomorrow late in the day. particularly up to our north and west. by 2:00 you see it gets cloudy tomorrow but the air mass is warm. so that could kick off a sprinkle but then the front itself comes through thursday and you see starting around 10:00, hudson river valley getting the rain and noontime afternoon. everybody is in the heavy rain for the evening commute tomorrow and into tomorrow night. and then tomorrow evening after sunset, you know and into midnight we see this leaving the area and after midnight, it's gone from the twin forks and out into the atlantic and then we're off to a nice fall weekend. but will be mostly cloudy tomorrow at 58. and maybe a sprinkle because of this warm air surging up and then here comes the front and as the front moves through, we'll have some nice weather for friday. but a reinforcing shot of cold air is going to come in late sunday and that cold air is what's going to give us our first jolt of cold air for the season. hard freeze sunday night into monday. 40s next week is going to feel like thanksgiving. cooler with sunshine for the rest of this afternoon. breezy right along the compost and patchy clouds tonight 44. 58 tomorrow. is about five degrees warmer than normal.

but we are looking at that rain coming in on thursday. heaviest will be in the afternoon and at night and could be a couple of inches of rain and where the leaves kind of clog up the catch basins and drainage areas. but then there's sunshine out on friday. and great weather on saturday and 40s as we cool off on sunday. so there you go looking pretty good for saturday. >> yeah. >> i hear rutgers is playing -- >> right. >> ha ha it's going to be great. >> the scarlet knights playing the black knights on saturday. >> it's going to be great. i can't wait. >> be a good game. >> you know what i love doing the whole forecast is that we have the promo for the white lights festival. we're showing blue skies and -- >> come on. >> don't forget the white lights festival is coming up. >> a reminder there. >> winter -- >> when it's dark. that's right. >> in case you forgot. the start of the tradition that helps keep less fortunate new yorkers wash for the holidays.

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