and we're tracking some showersn out adirondacks. thunder shower weaken this clump of rain holding together for now. moving across. i think it continues to weaken. soy by time it reaches us there may be a spot shower or sprinkle. a lot of clouds. mild, temperatures between 57 and 63. morning commute again 6:00 a.m. there maybe left over sprinkle from overnight tonight nothing significant. temperatures near 60 all right a 6:00 a.m. with touch humidity. by 9 o'clock partly sunny skies. with temperatures in the upper tomorrow. upper 70s to the low 80s. we'll talk more about that in a few minutes. >> now from the night team. she's with him. on like the host. melania trump defending donald. hillary clinton dealing with new email drama. there's no quid pro quo. absolutely not. with election day just away. both candidates trying to fend off criticism tonight. we'll start with donald trump as his wife defends him back sayingses he was inappropriate to women. brandon gunnoe in our control room with more on that. melania trump says she was sur

heres the catskills, the adirondacks, the berkshires. look at maine.aine is going to get nailed. 4 to 8 inches. it won't be long until they open up with fresh powder out there coming tomorrow. let me time it out for you. the rain and sleet is moving now through areas of pennsylvania, central new york, and central pennsylvania. it's moving into the hudson valley as we go throughout the 8:00 and 9:00 hours. again, only accumulation is the grassy surfaces and cars. by 11:00 a.m., the steadier snow is in the hudson valley and now approaching the adirondacks. by the time we go through this evening, that's whenhe rain will be moving through philadelphia and new york. travel delays lightly on the road and in the air. boston, you're getting to the rain at the tail end of the morning rush hour. by tomorrow morning, most of this mess is gone in the big cities. mostly up in maine they'll be dealing with the snow. a quick hitter. a little heads-up warning sign of what's to come. time to find the hats and gloves and get ready. >> i'm pleased about killington. if yo

this is from one of our viewers visiting the adirondacks. good stuff. is whiteface mountain, if you have connections in new york you know that mountain well, it's kind of a landmark in the adirondacks. and the c catskills are looking good, too, this is from bill church, with crepuscular rays at their finest. and look at downtown st. pete, the show looking from the west and over the basin. waxing gibbous moon, 90% full, but temperatures, though, after a brief surge of cooler weather monday and tuesday it was back up to near 90 today. will the winds, though, they are staying northeast, and you would think northeast would be a cool wind. it really isn't, but the northeast wind comes in off of the atlantic which is obviously warm this time of year, and then and by the time it reaches the west coast it's heated up a lot and we have temperatures in the upper 80's to low 90's. a couple of sprinkles today, but not a real big deal, more on what is coming up tonight. right now it's a bright night, mostly moonlit, and the dewpoints are moderate holding in the mid

snowing today in the adirondacks. and vermont heading northeast colder. chicago 48. game three tomorrow night in chicago, looks good. no rain delays or what--not. temperatures in the 50s and 60s. we stay in the 60s and the 70s. tomorrow a day like today. mixture of clouds and sun. and the mercury in the mid-to-upper 80s. more of that coming up this weekend. detail partly cloudy. breezy and warm. 85. and change on saturday and partly cloudy. 7-day forecast does not show a cold front and any rain and pretty much what you see is what you get mid-80s. >> a drastic improvement y and the talk of the world series now. bat after undergoing knee surgery in april. he is supposed to be out until he is supposed to be out until the spring. when powerful people need someone to do their dirty work, they hire bob buesing. how far will he go? buesing fought to foreclose assisted-living retirement homes, ss. then, buesing defended wells fargo against charges of helping a ponzi-schemer swindle millions. buesing's firm was even accused of overbilling local schools , running fees up to s

this is real snow across parts of upstate new york and adirondacks. some of the higher elevations in upstate new york and new england could get 6 inches of snow over the next 12 to 24 hours. it could be worse, everybody. 50s. you can see the snow in albany and adirondacks and green and white mountains in new hampshire. this is all rain from hagerstown to frederick and charles town. those rain drops will continue to progress east so by 1:00 today, most of the d.c. metro area will be overspread by rain. periods of light rain showers off and on through the afternoon. the ride home from work and longer. if you are expecting somebody home early for dinner, tell them to leave early. rain chances are beginning to fade away. the cold front may not get here until midnight. here is futureweather at midnight. clearing skies on the back side of that. as a result, tomorrow is a much prettier day from the sunshine perspective. we are in the mid-50s in the area now. afternoon highs upper 50s and low 60s. tomorrow, behind the front, a gusty northwesterly wind. temper

into new york city's northern suburbs, and winter weather advisory in effect in the catskills and adirondacks with 6 inches of snowfalling in some parts. >>> world series game two last night in cleveland. it was all about the chicago cubs. >> they had already a 2-0 lead in the 5th when they tacked on three more runs. cubs win this one penns5-1, ser tied at a game a piece, andam wrigleyville. >>> let's go back to game one now, and in an exchange between a college student and his instructor. we start with the professor, and he contacted his students saying, according to the attendance tracker, you were not in class yesterday, october 25th, but when i took attendance at the end of class, your name was not present. can you explain this, or should i take it as a deceased, for which i have no tolerance? >> i did that all the time. tickets for the world series in cleveland. i'm sorry, i didn't want to miss the attendance, and i did the homework. i understand if you have reperc repercussions. >> the professor replied, that looks like a great excuse, no repercussions, no tribe. that's why he's called

that's the would, into the elevations of the adirondacks and into the berkshires, and snow activity, something we're going to have to watch for tomorrow night into early sunday morning. lower temperatures overnight. low 60s with that rain falling behind those showers in the afternoon, there's the snow picking up saturday evening, the snow that's going to expand into the mountains white mountains and green mountains the xumgs is going to be up here. in the berkshires and the worcester county, flurries and adirondack region of western new hampshire. otherwise, the best chance of accumulating snow in the light blue, that's where you likely have some flurries or light mixing happening with the rain showers coming on through. arrive. even though the high temperatures in the 50s. >> with the wind blowing it feels like the 40s sunday afternoon. new england revolution playing sunday afternoon. temperatures in the 50s, feel like the 40s, very windy and bundle up for that game. monday morning, more rain showers coming through and staying cool all week long. another update on storm tracker just

and another batch of showers through the adirondacks. severe thunderstorms off lake ontario. in response to a warm front. it's the front edge of warmer air. cruises into northern new england overnight tonight. there could be an isolated shower. on the other hand of that front look at the current temps 70s and 80s. sprinkles and isolated showers nothing significant. overnight lows close to our afternoon highs. our normal high is 61. pesh to 63 for the morning commute tomorrow morning. and then the numbers take off and head for 80. we'll talk about that in a few minutes. ; also on 7 a tense weekend stand off in revere is raising concerns today. the people who live there say it was excessive. neighbors ed of their religion. police have released the 911 calls that started the response. with the latest from revere. >> destroyed my room. my tv is broken. my clothes everywhere. >> reporter: speaking out after the police stand off at this triple decker. police releasing the 911 call of shots being fired. >> 911 what is your emergency. cell phone. i don't know who this is. there are s

that big cooldown and we see that chance of snow, you can pick it out as we move down through the adirondacks and berkshires. a few places through worcester county as well. we have chilly air pushing in. not quite as cool as sunday afternoon, but those gusty winds will make it feel cool. we're talking about wind gusts up to 40 miles per hour, and that is why a wind advisory has actually been issued. now, we did see rainfall reports yesterday up to 5 inches. that's not going to be the case today. the rain n inch to inch as we move inland. not quite as much as what we saw last night. seven-day forecast includes a blustery outlook for your sunday. extending into monday morning. there is a slight chance for a few early morning showers extending through, and you can see as we look at the futurecast those showers just barely creeping by down to our south as we head into that early monday morning commute. we dry out into the rest of the work week. temperatures staying chilly, dropping into the 40's heading as well. look, we're actually dropping below freezing as we move toward wednesday morning. so

there's accumulating snow right now in western massachusetts and the adirondacks of central and upstate new york. they could get over four inches of snow tonight. season as the storm system spins away from us. we are not talking about any type of snow here. we're talking about another storm system arriving tomorrow night and interest monday morning. that will bring us scattered showers but out ahead of it we've got a nice stretch of clear skies. sunday i think very sunny. those nice west-southwest winds, and temperatures a good 15 to maybe even 20 degrees warmer than what we saw today. it is going take a look at your future view. 40s this evening, stay there overnight, more clouds than clear skies, maybe a sprinkle, a shower early. not a big deal. then everything clears, and look at this. beautiful sunday. mid to low 60s as we head into sunday afternoon. that storm system moves in tomorrow night, early mop day. those then move out. nice and clear and dry. that's important. games one and two of the world series here in cleveland tuesday and wednesday. that rain on wednesday, hillary, i d

the higher elevations of the adirondacks, above 4,000 feet could get more than six inches of snow. we are getting into that time of the season. i'm talking about snow. not here, though. well up to the north and well high up in the higher elevations. the exclusive accuweather seven day forecast, a damp morning with scattered showers, areas of drizzle. sunshine late in the day, high winds all day long. the high, 56. again, feeling like temperatures are in the 40s. sunday, bright sunshine and still windy. 64 degrees. winds could definitely be a factor in the eagles/vikings game. monday, sunny and breezy, 63 degrees. a secondary front moves through. it comes through dry. wind shifts. tuesday and wednesday, temperatures only in the 50s. 57 degrees. thursday, increasing clouds with a possibility of a late shower with a high of 60 and friday, gloomy, cloudy with showers and a high of 65 degrees. i had one viewer on facebook ask if it was safe to take out the ac window unit in her apartment. i said go ahead, take them out. you will not need them. take out the air-conditioning, it's over. >

take a look at northern parts of new england as well as the adirondacks as we go into saturday and sundayexpecting between one and 3-inches of snow in the white mountains, 32 he to six in the green and in the adirondacks over a half a foot of snow with this system in the higher elevations so just a sign that winter is not too far off as we look at the exclusive accuweather 7-day forecast, 56 as a damp start begins our weekend a little brighter, very late in the day. again windy both days but much brighter and warmer sunday at 64. really nice here monday. still breezy but sunny, 63. and then another front comes through dry dropping temperatures a bit on tuesday and wednesday and then the clouds will increase thursday and friday, low to mid 60's and the next chance for rain will come on friday so indoor activities tomorrow and then you can get outdoor and enjoy the sec half of the weekend. >> thank you sir. >> thanks adam. >> with changes in store rely on 6abc/weather through the weekend. follow each of our meteorologists on facebook and twitter as cooler temperatures return. >> a chester c

you're heading toward the berkshires and adirondacks as well. chilly heading into sunday. gusty winds pushing through the area. we'll stay on the cool end of the scale as we start next week. sunday is in the 50's. blustery conditions. moving through monday and >>> some college football games impacted by the storm and we'll take a look at the forecast for the winter. three-month outlook coming up in 10, 15 minutes. >> they can't get it right a us -- >> thanks for that vote of confidence. >> stop that. >> we got to check out the weather in ohio because we have the world series coming up, guys so check this out. cleveland fans are so excited their team is heading to the world series, they're going above and beyond when it comes to showing their appreciation for the rookie pitcher. his performance helped clinch the team spot and tons saying thank you by rewarding him with a wedding surprise. pitcher ryan merritt is in the world series, earlier this week. >> the cleveland indians are going to the world series. >> reporter: the 24-year-old who was called up to the majors just tw

the adirondacks, berkshire and catskills. binghampt binghampton, a slushy inch. already that time of year. it's not even halloween. now, a closer look at your day ahead. for those not getting the snow, the cities are getting rain including albany, new york and hartford this evening to boston. to the south, the warmth continues. almost near record highs. mid-80s. a little bit of snow, rain and travel delays likely in the northeast. >> hopefully we get it out of the way in time for the weekend with the costumes coming out ahead of halloween. >>> video from the new york bomber. >>> early today, back in two. pulse nightclub massacre. "early today" back in two. >>> on june 12, 2016, our world changed forever. 49 of our family, friends and neighbors were taken from us too soon with more than 50 others injured in the horrific tragedy at pulse. tonight, we honor their lives, the heroes who emerged that early morning and a healing community that showed the world love always conquers. in memory of those we lost, we introduce a special orlando united banner, rising above ou

that is something we will be watching for -- not so much locally, but as he moved to the northern adirondacks in new york. we are looking to drop down into outlook. the forecast for tomorrow -- our highs will be set in the morning and upper 50's as we move inland and west. as we have through the afternoon, we have the 60's actually drop into the 40's and 50's. a huge cool down as we head into tomorrow afternoon. we will see those gusty winds. that chilly air. things will feel reall as we head into sunday morning. some locations actually falling into the 30's. your seven-day forecast is looking cool, but the big story is the chance of rain. initially relatively dry, but showers as we head into the afternoon. most locations here -- just to two we have a chance of snow trying to wrap and as well. things are getting windy and cool. 50's next week. we are talking about the chance of frost as temperatures are looking progressively cool. by the middle of next week we see overnight temperatures dropping below freezing. big changes headed our way, doug. doug: oh,go impact on dunkin donuts. the canton-

and west into the adirondacks. down south, you are saying what about connecticut. if you don't know blichfield county that bleed into fairfield, lot of high terrain where you can pick up a little accumulating snow before a change over to rain. however, watch how it comes toward the connecticut river valley, which is i-91, and never makes it over there. that's because you are going into the lower elevations temperatures are warmer and you are not going to get the snow. that said, there's also yellow showing up here. when you get that on futurecast, it can be heavy rain, but it is sleet, higher returns you get on radar, some ice mixing in. not enough to coat the ground, not enough to make things slippery, but enough that you are going to see some sleet pellets around the area in the worcester hills especially western worcester hills during the height of the storm. the snow though pushes northward into the green and white of vermont and new hampshire, as the heaviest part of the system moves in late tomorrow night, and into friday morning. through boston at 3 a.m., an

wrapping around the cold air from canada, and producing a little bit of snow fall in the northern adirondacks. in new york nice to see a change of the seasons, and winter will be here before we know it. not in colorado tomorrow though. high pressure is anchored across the state. zipped right into the front range tomorrow afternoon, and this just means our temperatures will cool off a few degrees. no, not bringing any rain or snow, it's just going to be that slight little cool off where i think temperatures will be just about perfect in the mid-70s. tonight very comfortable. down to 44. mostly clear skies and the wind quieting down. eastern colorado 30s and 40s, 37 in winter park, not too bad. mid and alamosa. and tonight you won't see that much on futurecast, and even for the start of tomorrow. just a few clouds along the continental divide, but that's about it. once again plenty of sunshine going on statewide. this takes us through the afternoon and evening, and again mostly clear. i feel like a broken record. i can't wait for a good storm system. tomorrow is 75, mostly sunny we stay in the

if there's going to be snow, irrelevant going to be in the higher elevations, through the adirondacks of new york and berkshires of massachusetts. northward into vermont and perhaps into southwest new hampshire, with some not so much accumulating snow, but snow flurries and that all lifts northward. for the rest of us, it is rain and at times, heavy rain coming down and when the rain comes but by the early morning hours of friday and through the day on friday, when it does come down heavily, it will be mild enough that we're talking with rain. beneficial rain coming on through. seven-day forecast shows the rain coming through thursday into friday morning. afternoon sunshine on friday, but we'll watch that timing. this weekend, a couple of quick-moving front produce shower activity sunday afternoon and sunday afternoon. nothing substantial from either one of those storms and temperatures actually start to warm up as well. >> hi there. welcome. >> i think that was perfect. >> mark: should he stick to his day job. gronk takes unsuspecting bostonians for a ride. their prior liz reaction w

adirondacks, turning over to snow by saturday evening. football games, will be wet most places. some places, incredibly wet. 65 degrees on average. same thing at halftime in the 60's with rain around. our game of the week, newburyport at north reading, it's homecoming at franklin high school, they'll have heavy rain to contend with too. high temperatures to the north and west of boston will be in 60's tomorrow. this will be just about everywhere. in the 60's. through lunchtimeuntil the showd then the cooling starts tomorrow snowflakes in the high elevations. you have to go to the berkshires, to the mountains, perhaps some mixing happening in the highest worcester hills. it will not be snowing in boston at the coast inside 495 at all, but flurries in the light bluff and the potential for some accumulating snow in darker blues, especially in the adirondacks and portions of the greens and whites here in new england. don't get the skis ready just yet, but it's good news. you would rather see this happening early than not if you're a sunday windy conditions, blustering to 40 miles pe

overtime against the thunder in manchester, now they're on the road, tonight in reading, tomorrow at adirondack. >> now you get to know guys on the road, we're all confined in the bus together for seven hours to reading tomorrow, so we get to know each other. >> have a good group of guys, guys coming from different places, but we've seen it gel pretty quickly and we're a tig >> next week the nba starts, we'll have all four major pro sports going on at once. josh: right now on wmur.com, halloween is in 10 days and we have a list of some of the most haunted sites across the country. find out which places in new england made the cup. jennifer: so we'll see you back here again after 20/20. for months and months of this. i'd like to punch him in the face i'll tell you. there was blood coming out of her eyes, blood coming out of her, wherever. kelly ayotte stood by him. absolutely. i would do that. but now, she's running away. trying to save her political career. kelly ayotte's all politics, no principles. priorities usa action is responsible for the content of this advertising. when i listen to fami

keep in mind, these are the hilltowns of northwest connecticut, these are are the beerk here, adirondack, where the snow would fall if it will come on in. but the way this setup is to me, it looks much more like a potential for some freezing rain in spots in worcester county and west, especially in the cold valley locations wher coldest air would settle. it's just something to keep in mind for thursday morning, that is something we will watch very closely this week. no doubt we will get rain in here thursday into friday, whether or not it will be an icy mix is something we will after closely. it is that time of year with the cold mornings especially we have to keep a close eye on it. >> how about this, ticket prices for this year's world series are soring. the chicago cubs and cleveland indians will face off in a matchup of two long-suffering teams. the cubs have not won since >> we know that. we know it, all right. listen, they have nothing compared to us. >> they have to work at it, right? >> the average price for a ticket, a game in cleveland is expected to be between $3,900.5000. for

looks like there will be snow in the elevations in the adirondacks and by the afternoon, into the berkshires and into the vermont mountains, the monadnock region of south new hampshire. a lot of mild air working in up above. if the storm tracks farther south, this will have to be adjusted, but it's been adjusted since yesterday. the computer models were more aggressive with the snow. we talked last night how it did not look that way to me. i expect it to come in as rain and spots of ice. if the darker green gets into worcester county, it would cause sleet to mix in with the rainshower activity. that's what we'll watch for in the hills of worcester county and the hills of southern new the snow pushes into vermont and new hampshire during evening hours and heavy rain comes true southern new england into friday morning. again when it comes down heavily, it can bring some of the cold air in from aloft and cause mixing with sleet. that would be the worst of it this time. at least it's in the conversation we're talking b we're heading toward that season. we'll dry it out friday afternoon. a couple

primarily for those higher elevations of the mountains of western maine, adirondacks. a sizable snowstorm and there could be a couple of inches through the berkshires as well. locally good soaking rain on the order of about an inch or so of water. this will help of the drought situation. morning commute looks ok. by lunchtime tomorrow here comes the snow toward the berkshires. highest elevations of worcester county macy somewhat snowflakes of the offset. ethically football over terrain. -- for over -- i think we flip over to rain. morning 40 to 50 mile per hour's along the coastline. still some gusts over 20 miles per hour through the afternoon. drying things out on friday. temperatures actually come back up into the 50's after being in the 40's it will feel more comfortable here into the weekend. emily: focusing now on your health. a study shows early intervention for parent could help reduce the severity of their children. erika: researchers in the u.k. say parents who watch videos of themselves communicating and engaging with their children became more responsive to

there is some rain up through southern canada heading for the adirondacks. there may be sprinkle but that would be about it and look at the temperatures on the other side of the front. you move out of new england, 70's and 80's at this time detroit 79 right now. chicago at 816789 cincinn80 i point these temperatures out because i think this is where we're going to be tomorrow afternoon up near 80 degrees tomorrow afternoon near record warmth for tonight a lot of clouds. mild, overnight lows tonight and your morning commute upper 50's and low 60's. we'll talk more about this near record warmth and how long it sticks around in a few minutes. >> anchor: all right, we'll turn now to the fight against isis and iraqi forces storm into the isis strong hold of mosul as pat of a major operation to reclaim the key city. ryan schulteis here in our the mosul operations the lucky army office said its troops already destroyed a number of defensive lines. lucky government forces getting asiftance from 4,000 members of the kurdish military along with the u.s. led coalition.

tomorrow night they are at the adirondack thunder. tonight, it was the reading royals. first one of the season for the monarchs. college soccer in the rain. nice goal here. chris wingate i had to chris are linked. his 13th of the season. pretend it never happened. second half. they will start from scratch sunday at 5:00 all four new hampshire college football teams in action tomorrow. unh gets the kos and tigers -- towson tigers. tomorrow at noon you get n.c. state and louisville. it will be ohio state and penn state under the lights at night time. it was 41 years ago today. one of the greatest mont off by a new hampshire and resident. charles town's carlton fisk with the famous game six, 12th inning, if it stays fair home run off the foul pole at sending 12:34 a.m., the reds and red sox 1975 world series. probably the best play pulled off by a new hampshire athlete. shelley: thanks so much for joining us for news nine tonight. when i listen to families across new hampshire, all i hear is that washington is locked into a system where the special interests come before pe

off-roading i, between six and 12 inches in the adirondacks in catskills.en on saturday, 67. saturday to sunday. it will be a modest drop, the in the 95 world series turned out the crucial in the fan favorite for many years ago carlos baerg was inducted into the indians hall of fame back in 2013. >> tonight he throws out the first pitch he joins us now, thank you for being with us. remember that. >> it was awesome. >> in a special for me to be here. it was an honor to throw out i played with a great organization. it has been a great season, duchess for the indians before thedi moderately guys. >> a lot of good pipeline ready to join the majors in the next year or two. >> we have a great time down there. this is a special team. you see everyday somebody doing something such as roberto perez. i know that there are a lot of great playersrs, the had a grea year, but stepping on the shoes to get 77, rbi and he was unbelievable for us. >> what makes the team so special trip to tito francona, he has been the guy the go to guy. team got together. we have the capacity to go all the wa

degrees and barely there and across new england and plenty of snow and the white that you see in the adirondacks and the mountains of new england as well. and going to be five, six inches in upstate new york. for us, we are just dealing with the chill with the temperature now, still 52. it feels a lot colder than that with the wind with the mid-40s in cumberland, and cold enough for some snow earlier in places like canaan valley and horseshoe. with the first flakes of the season. upper 40s in dulles, and fairfax. and 50 in college park 40. so what we're looking at overnight, temperatures to about 30, in garrett county, and will be in the low to mid- 40s, but with the winds, it will feel like the 30s when you start your sunday. now, tomorrow, it will be windy, but not nearly as windy as today with some of the gusts over 45 miles an hour and debra, at least we will get a little bit warmer the next couple of days. there is another cold front coming, we will tell you when, in the seven-day forecast. >> thank you, howard. homeless shelter located at the old dc general hospital in southeast washington

tonight it's the manchester monarchs turn, they kick off their 16th season at home against the adirondack thunder. coach sealy back for his second season behind the bench. >> we're pretty familiar with each other from obviously playoffs and playing around 15, 16 times a year. they're a hard working well coached hockey club, they'll be disciplined, they'll have their systems down and should make for a competitive game. jamie: game two of the season tonight. tomorrow they play at clarkson. college football, st. anselm plays tonight at assumption, u.n.h. is home tomorrow at noon. dart myth plays at home and plymouth state on the road. if you're watching football tomorrow on channel 9, just zero in on the 8:00 game, top 10 matchup in the big 10, should be awesome. tom: a clever way to clear your lawn of leaves, a cardboard trick that can save you both time and jennifer: and how to boost your energy after lunch, we have the tips to help you beat the afternoon slump. tom: go rake some leaves. tune in for "new hampshire chronicle" and we'll see you back here tonight after "20/20. it's not uncomm

the adirondacks, northern new england, green mountains even into the berkshires temperatures are in the 40's and i don't think we're going to are i do think we'll see temperatures to that tomorrow afternoon. so for tonight partly cloudy skies that wind will fade away it's chilly overnight tonight and we hold on to that chill for the entire day tomorrow. lots of sunshine, breezy, up i 40's to around 50. the city right at 50 degrees, norwood 49. attleboro at 48. the merrimac valley upper 40's with partly to mostly sunny skies, again a northwest wind about 10 to 20 miles per hour. into the worcester hills jaffrey 45, barre 46. makes racing leaves tough of i was out there this morning with my wife and i was like put that there. we have to do that again tomorrow. we're talking about piles of leaves everywhere and windy as well. wednesday lots of sunshine. upper for ease and then as we work into thursday here comes our next storm system that will come out of great lake states and there will be left over cold air from tomorrow and wednesday so thursday i do think it's going to start as some sl

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they go to overtime and a shootout where adirondack takes it, 4-3. tomorrow's rematch starts at 6:00 p.m. unh hockey skated at number 15 st. lawrence tonight. the wildcats lost big again. 6-2. in their two losses so far this season the cats have been out tomorrow night u.n.h. tries to get it all back taking on clarkson. to baseball, american league championship series. game one, blue jays, cleveland indians. lots of early base runners for toronto but they leave eight total stranded. the only two runs of the game come on this one play as cleveland's francisco lindor sends marco estrada's pitch over the wall for the home run. 11 former fisher cats estrada goes the distance and the loss. six strikeouts. final 10-8. tomorrow the l.a. dodgers and chicago cubs. st. anselm college football was on the gridiron tonight at assumption and the hawks remain winless as they fall, 39-14. four turnovers in the loss for st. anselm. the defense allows a pass for 333 yards and three touchdowns. pace. other new hampshire college teams action tomorrow at noon james madis

they will host the adirondack thunder on friday and saturday nights. it's the 16th season for the team. their coach is back, richard seeley. >> returning guys we're happy to have back and some new faces. we're getting familiar with the group. we'll have a good team once again. jamie: and durham college soccer, u.n.h. hosted albany, under the lights, a corner kick, the rebound and the score. jack dixon with the assist. still in the first half off a corner kick, jonathan will bicycle can it in to the net. the goalie makes the save. that was point blank. albany came back to win the they scored the game winner with six seconds to go. ouch. patriots back on the practice field on this wednesday as normal. they will host the cincinnati bengals on sunday afternoon. new england is favored by 8 1/2 points, but the pats are expecting a good game. tom brady: i think they're very talented, a talented group of players most importantly. they have a good scheme proven to win over a lot of years. they have won their division two of the last three years, a tough divisio

parts of the adirondacks pick up about one to 3-inches of snowfall.n the delaware valley skies will be have been clearing out still maintaining a cloud cover deck as we look north of the lehigh valley but otherwise good viewing conditions as we head into the night for that meteor shower. we'll talk about that a little bit later in our hour forecast. tomorrow clear skies make for good viewing conditions of the birds taking on the vikings kickoff temperature 62 degrees so not too bad but of course might be a little bit chillier so you'll need those layers with that west wind about 10 to 20 miles per hour. overnight dropping back to 35 in mount pocono, 40 in allentown. we'll fall back to 44 degrees in millville and for the day tomorrow. still windy conditions across much of the region. sunshine down the shore. a few more clouds in the poconos with high temperatures in the middle 50's but generally we'll top off in the 60's. 63 degrees the high temperature on our sunday in trenton. topping off at 64 degrees in wildwood. and in your seven-day forecast, we

the adirondacks at peak colors right now, but the problem is a lot of wind and rain are knocking the leaves off of the highs today in the mid 80's and i'll tell you we won't see these numbers for a while. we have cool air moving in for the weekend and it's going to be a top-ten weekend if sure this year, and we have readings inland in the mid 80's. winds have been up, and something else i have to add, because we have not had an on-shore wind in a long time, we are a little concerned about red tide issues near the coa but this weekend they are blog oblowing on shore, and they coud be problems with red tide that could be elevated this weekend along the coast. right now you have 60's and 70's, 75 to 80 south of us and the dewpoints have dropped. can you find the cold front at home? i think you can. meteorology to find out where the cold front is, it's right there, and behind it the dewpoints plunge down to 48 in gainesville, and that is our weather f for the weekend. so not only cooler but significantly less humid, and this is the dryest weather since april, and tomorrow, in the morning

manchester monarchs against the adirondack thunder. to the third period. that brings the monarchs within one goal. manchester pulls the goalie. in the interception, an empty netter and the monarchs fall to the patriots will host the 2-3 bengals in the gillette stadium debut. the fans will be rocking while the team is focused on the challenge ahead. >> they play hard and they play tough and he'll come down and hit you and you know, they're good defense. >> they're a great defense. very, very solid team. they've been together for a while now, those players and they're big, they trump they come hard and play hard. you've got to focus to play them. you have to be ready mentally and physically. >> that's your sports, have a great day. >> still ahead. winni the pooh is getting a new friend. the new character that's getting to the hundred acre wood. now to our u local hot shot. check out this super girl. having fun jumping in the leaves on her third birthday. and she does looks like a super narrator: planned parenthood provides many kinds of

snow they picked up around the adirondacks and the green mountains in new england, that's rare. it's not even halloween, to be talking that kind of snow is impressive. we don't have anything like that around here, we'll be talking summertime this weekend. there's the view from the temple camera. speaking of temple, big game, taking on cincinnati at the linc, weather warm in the 60s. there could be showers late in the day tomorrow, most of the weekend yourself should be dry. it's been a chilly week. monday was nice, 65. tuesday, 56 biting wind. wednesday, 53. windchills in the 40s. thursday's afternoon high, 58. and yesterday, 57 degrees. the normal 62. all week long we were below average. now the numbers will go way above average. 69 is where we top things out later on. 40 degrees is where we start out this morning. that's the present temperature reading in philadelphia. allentown, 32. trenton, same thing. millville, also freezing. 30 in the poconos. cape may 43. atlantic city 33 degrees. here's satellite and radar, in the immediate philadelphia area we're clear, nothing going o

the green add white mountains and the adirondacks had snow in vermont today. behind that it is cooler and this is the rain that impacted game two of cleveland. and that went by for game three in chicago. and windy and mild in the 60s tomorrow night. we stay in the 60s and the 70s. and tomorrow we'll top off in the 80s. there is the forecast it is simple. not a lot going on. warm and breezy down to 70. and a mix of sun and clouds. and after that there is no sign of rain if it rains at all. shower coming in and you stayed dry. all of you will stay with highs in the mid-80s. >> you know it is the bucs will remain in con continuation they need to take advantage. they are home and the first two against the leaders it is starting sunday. dirk koetter knows there has to be a change in the results over the last three have two wins in 18 games. that's unbelievable. but the reason behind the low attendance and finishes in the south. and gerald mccoy knows to have the fans out there put on a winning show. >> i'm about to down play it. it is great, it is not cool or good.

higher terrain of the adirondacks. in terms of the rainfall totals, half an inch to an inch. pretty good bet thursday afternoon, thursday night. early on friday morning. a few towns may be pick picking up locally up to an inch and a half of rain. it's beneficial once again. slowly denting the situation the last six weeks across portions of southern new england. 44 to 50 this afternoon. cool and breezy, sunshine andbu clearing and cold tonight. many towns outside of boston between 28 and 72 degrees. i think we're closer to 37 in downtown boston. sun and clouds tomorrow, chilly day, 42 to 48. so another cool one on wednesday. cool one on thursday as the chilly rain settles in, in the afternoon. weekend right now looking seasonable. a spot shower or two around saturday night or sunday. >> christa: okay. so fast track, danielle, sounds like some red line delays this morning. >> sarah: we have some moderate red line delays inwound right now. slowing down out there, as well. let's go to the maps. we're still watching an accident. this is in wilmington, 93 southbound at montvale ave

could see several inches of rain through central new york and adirondacks a we head through day today and on into the start of your weekend. meanwhile temperatures get behind that front, 51 in chicago. 49 in columbus. out ahead of it though new york city a nice october day for them. 69. 74 in raleigh. and 81 in jacksonville. so here's your future cast. we see that cold front continuing to push et cetera way through. we will make it through later on tonight. by tomorrow, drying air, sunny skies. high pressure moves in. still breezy. you get that pressure gradient between the high and that cold front. but certainly, it will feel refreshing during the day saturday. refreshing again on sunday. temperatures running in the 50s both saturday and sunday morning. and still for some of us in the 50s, monday and tuesday. for today, 84. partly cloudy, breezy. still warm, somewhat humid. decrease in that humidity throughout day. 59 for tonight. clearing skies. a chilly night. for tomorrow, 76 degrees. gorgeous sunshine. breezy and cooler. marine forecast for today winds northwest 5 to 15 knots. se

fact, we're talking about the chance of some snow even trying to wrap in as we head out toward the adirondacks and the into your forecast tomorrow morning as well. not so much a concern here locally, but we do have a whole lot of wind heading our way. let's look at that sunday forecast. winds are looking to gust near 40 miles an hour. eventually, that's going to stay in place through your sunday afternoon, making things feel even cooler. outside of that, a few rain chances sunday into monday that will make its way into the monday morning early commute. that will be pushing southward allowing for a mainly dry outlook for the rest of your seven-day forecast the next chance of rain creeping in the late portion of the work week with showers moving in late thursday night and into friday. notice how temperatures stay very cool as well. in fact, we're topping out in the upper 40's for tuesday afternoon. the next chance of 50's, that's going to be joined by some rain. unfortunately, it's not going to be easy to enjoy that warmer air. antoinette and todd. antoinette: all right, kelly anne. thank you. t

lawrence county in the adirondacks, at the top of new york state. so far up, if you take a wrong turn, you could wind up in canada. the raquette river runs through it. tractors, silos, and dwindling herds of black and white dairy cows punctuate the endless green acres. amisbu the small town of potsdam. four local colleges bring a pinch of diversity to this predominantly white area. this is the north country. but on a rainy october afternoon in 2011, the rural routine is about to be rocked by a terrible crime. >> the unexplained death of 12-year-old garrett phillips. >> reporter: it is 4:53 in the afternoon. surveillance cameras capture on his two-whe on his two-wheeled ripstik skateboard, heading home after school. garrett is a garrett is a popular sixth-grader, adventurous and outdoorsy, with a ready smile and streak of mischief. he and younger brother aaron are being raised by their mother, tandy cyrus. tell me about his personality. >> just seemed like he was 100 miles an hour all the time. soccer, lacrosse, basketball, hockey, football. >> repor

cold enough for snow. 6 to 8 inches of snow in the adirondacks and ski resorts. colder weather is moving in here for the end of the weekend up >> reporter: good saturday morning radar now all quiet after heavy rain with that rain the ground is saturate fog and mist. nothing miserable at the moment. not far away a round of showers that will rotate through here. the mid part of the day showers late morning to early afternoon as they clear out this evening the winds start to pick up. advisory this evening until tomorrow. temperature wise falling from the >>> and that's your latest forecast. >> dylan, thank you. week's most talked about stories and where in the world is bob dylan? >>> and lady gaga's tribute to a >>> and lady gaga's tribute to a young woman with uh, first of all, i plan to vote for donald trump. when it served her purpose, ayotte buddied up to trump, even calling him a role model. would you tell a child to aspire to be like donald trump? oh absolutely, i would do that. but she kept playing politics and flip flopping around. ayotte is running away fro

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