noontime, a good possibility for the giants game. we will show it to you and a much, much warmer seven-day outlook coming up. >> thank you, lisa. >> and also ahead, new support for colin kaepernick's protest. how a silicon valley group plans to support him today before the 49ers game. >>> and the >> welcome back. this is a live look from our emeryville camera. expect some rain today. back-to-back systems on the way. lisa will be along shortly to tell you what that is all about and when the dry weather will reappear. >> no one knows how he got there, but a contra costa firefighter rescued a man stuck in a storm drain in pittsburgh. they tweeted this photo of yesterday's rescue. firefighters responded when smoke was report the coming from a storm drain. they found a man with severe cuts to his hand, as well as a bicycle in the drain under the city. pittsburgh police are investigating if the homeless are using those drains. >> and in marin county, firefighters had to use a rope system to rescue a cyclist who went off the road. he tumble

noontime, 65. 2 p.m. looking fantastic, 67 will have on and off clouds but then clouds thicken up again, as we ease into the evening hours, notice by 6 p.m., the rain chance is coming back. we have rain chances on both ends of the day, the middle will be the best. we have increasing clouds and just a few sprinkles popping up in southeastern massachusetts. that will be a favorite southeastern mass for a little bit of mist and drizzle early on this morning through about 10:00 this morning. by noontime, i see some improvements. i expect we will be drying out. the cloud cover lightens a bit here. i told you afternoon is best as the kids come home from school, we should be a okay, shower free a little brighter and warmer and clouds start to thicken again by 5 p.m. and i see rain in central massachusetts and newspaper southern new hampshire. basically closing in on 495 in and those showers are then going to pass through boston to about 7 p.m. that does set the stage for a wetter drive home from work, but those

by noontime into the east bay and look what happens at 1:00.es, pushing from the peninsula to the south bay and then it's out of here. breezy conditions result behind the system. winds could get gusty at times. mountain view and san jose .02-inch. but with this we still have the winter storm warning until 5:00 on monday with snow levels at 6,000 feet. slippery roads. and we will pick in up at 7:00 tomorrow because you will see the second system at 2:00 in the afternoon by the evening commute spreading more showers our way. we have a couple opportunities for some wet pavement out there. it should be slippery at times. 68 santa clara. 65 redwood city. 63 downtown and mostly cloudy. novato mid-60s. 66 san leandro. you head in perhaps 70 walnut creek. the accuweather seven-day forecast, a drink he will tuesday and sunny and warmer, more typical weather by the end of the week with. good to see a little bit of rain. >> i was going to say, isn't it strange, though? >> not totally strange. unusual for two systems right behind each other. >> thank you,

noontime, and everything is ready, ready for hungry and grateful little mouths.ouncer: yes, it happens every noon for the lucky school children and vanessa clark's county. another county, another schoolhouse, one that is closer to the main highway. here, food deliveries can be made. the older girls get things ready for lunch, giving the teacher a chance to remain with the younger children. the back of the schoolroom becomes an impromptu kitchen. very often, a hot lunch is prepared. the only hot foods that some children can look forward to all day. and the kids are so willing that even the boys are eager to wash up for the noon day meal. the energy that a well-balanced meal gives them will extend far beyond the lunch period into the late hours of the afternoon and keep the children alert, even enthusiastic, about school. yes, here again, it happens every noon. the way it can for many little rural classrooms all over america. through the initiative and ingenuity of local communities with the right spirit, lunch programs have begun in isolated in one and two room sc

this noontime lunch may be the only food that these children see all day long.s school, miss lunch. so it's important they eat where someone can care for them. >> that's the picture in the city schools. but the picture changes when it comes to the rural schools. some of them are miles away from modern highways, hidden far out of sight. nevertheless, with enough determination and courage, a school lunch program can happen. let's hear about it from one such teacher in charge. >> before the school day actually starts, my husband and i pay a visit to the general store to buy the day's menu. it's a good store. and it's right off the main highway, so we can count on deliveries of fresh milk every day. hey stack a large variety of canned and meats, fruits and vegetables, a lot of the good things children like to eat. it's a long drive to the school, that's for sure. a drive nobody was prepared to underdeveloped. but we do it every school day and has become part of the daily routine. the children, bless their hearts, get to school ahead of time these days, just waiting

we're gusting close to 40 miles noontime today. the potential is there for wind gusts close to 50 miles an hour. that's going to make it feel chillier. the 40's go back into worcester county, southern new hampshire. the rain is gone. the skies are actually clearing out. you can see there's a little patch, some cloud cover in the western part of the state. those will dissipate. it's all about gusty winds today. high pressure nosing in. lots of sunshine. we'll come out of the this afternoon despite sunshine. that gusty wind will keep temperatures down. we may nudge closer to 60 on cape cod. let's get you out to the roads. good morning, olessa. olessa: live look outside starting things off with a check of the pike. light start in both directions by alston-brighton. let's see the rest of your ride. not looking at any overnight construction. we're expecting a fairly quiet you're in good shape. no problems south of town, route 3, 24, 95, all light. the pike as well. no problems as you head north. 93 south quiet out of methuen to the leve

that's noontime. still dry in allentown, trenton, philadelphia. the pocono mountains at that time will see some rain coming down. you might get a little snow to begin with, then it's rain. and the rain moves through the lehigh valley, the suburbs, into philadelphia late tomorrow afternoon. this is 5:00. still dry for most of delaware and south jersey. look at the rain that's going to sweep in during the evening hours tomorrow. some heavy downpours are possible. that's at 8:15 tomorrow night. wet weather is on the way. bundle up and plan on a chilly afternoon, 54 degrees. not quite as cold tomorrow morning, down to 40. many 30s in the suburbs. 58 degrees the high temperature with rain later in the day. we clear out for friday and saturday. a beautiful warmup. but things are changing on sunday. it's a possibility we'll get into the 70s. the latest information showing a good chance of some showers on sunday. if that happens, we will see that temperature come down for sunday. so don't count on that, but that 70, that's a good bet. then we're in the 60

clouds thin out and by noontime, 71 degrees. we could hit highs close to 80

noontime, lower 60s. highs today make it into the 60s. so about 64 to 68 degrees with a nice mix of sunshine and high, thin clouds as well and i am going to be breaking down some of the hot spots coming up in a couple of minutes. julie is back with live drive time traffic. light. south of the pike wide open. live drive times 23 on the pike eastbound. single dijts on the expressway. 23 minutes from 495 to the leverett connector. >>> it is now 4:02 right now. developing this morning, police are investigating a possible sex assault that happened during a home invasion in boston's south end. police say the suspect broke into an apartment near clear ren done and columbus avenue by a back window. a woman and her roommate were assaulted. they belve last seen running down cochlear ren done street. mass crime scene investigators were on scene investigating the situation. we will have a information and a live report in the next half hour. >>> new surveillance video show a man who police believe carried out an attack in south boston neighborhood. th

by noontime it will feel like have some 50s on the map. and this afternoon, even though highs are going to get up to 55 in boston and beverly, 56 in plymouth and norwood, 54 in fitchburg, it's probably going to feel 5-10 degrees cooler than that because of the ongoing wind. so, cool and windy today, wind coming in from the west, we have this little disturbance coming through now, and it is stirring up the clouds, a couple of sprinkles at the coastline. but, as that pushes out, we have got increasing sunshine that we get to look forward to. so, at noontime, turning nice and bri mostly sunny forecast. we will go -- what you will find is overnight the clouds start creeping back in, and very late tonight, more like the predawn hours tomorrow, we do have a little blast of rain that is going to focus likely south of the mass pike. overnight lows back in the 40s, guy, that is what you are waking up to tomorrow morning, and then high temperatures tomorrow 56 in boston and beverly to 58 in plymouth, 56 in fitchburg, upper 50s for the outer cape, te

by noontime and into the 80s it will feel like 83 degrees by about 4:00 this afternoon.hould stay below the record high in philadelphia of 85 degrees. but other parts of area, we'll see records fall. and you won't see any rainfall today. the clouds that were scattered around yesterday finally cleared out. a sunny day ahead until we get to thursday. and you'll see what's building wednesday night. this is 10:30 tomorrow night. you can see the showers to the west. those are due in during the day on thursday. until then, we'll be dry. this is 4:30 in the morning on thursday. those showers moving in, might even see a thunderstorm. there's a potential for heavy downpours. we need it by then after this nice, dry, warm summer-like stretch. for today, 83 degrees. that's 3 degrees above yesterday. even warmer tomorrow. that would be a record in philadelphia tomorrow. 66 in the morning, 84 in the afternoon. then the clouds come in with a chance of showers possibly even a thunderstorm on thursday and into friday. that rain will bring the temperatures down. a cold front passes by.ç

and 65 degrees noontime. 69 degrees. i will keep the forecast dry and that little rainy icon is something overridden from yesterday and i will keep it dry and bright here for the afternoon. so early morning we have this front that is stirring up all these showers as the whoa thing lifts northward. you will see the showers fading we will have to get through before we truly bring in the sunshine and brightening up pretty nicely here at noontime today and for the afternoon that brightening trend simply continues and will help up those temperatures. and daniel was asking about record high. record in boston, 82. 85 in concord and worcester and providence, rhode island, and then we talk about our forecasted highs today. when we have winds coming in from the south and southwest, oftentimes, we can actually exceed these forecasted highs. close 8 80 in foxborough and nor woo. 77 in lowell. 79 in mayard. 75 in worcester. i expect boston to be in the upper 70s if not lower 80s today. 78 in marshfield. 79 in bridgewater and 74 in fa

we still have green spots here at noontime. it is not overwhelming. many of you will likely be dry at noon, but a slight risk of a little bit of a sprinkle so you will want to keep those umbrellas handy. with some breaks in the cloud cover. so we are going to see a mixture of -- i don't want to say, maybe, like 30% sunshine, 70% clouds. i think that is probably the ratio tomorrow, but then the evening commute and dinnertime that little last blast of showers that comes on through along the front. back behind it, you find things clearing out for your friday and for your weekend. your seven-day forecast with the weekend always in view have upper 60s today and tomorrow with definitely thicker cloud cover around on thursday along with that 60 degrees. 58 on saturday. 62 on sunday. so a little warmer. just a couple more late-day clouds on sunday, monday and tuesday partly cloudy skies. and a slight risk of showers. back to you, guys. >>> a long running feud between apple and samsung made its way to the u.s. supreme court. the case involved around samsung ki

noontime, how about 59 degrees and make it all the way into the lower 60s there. some of you warmer, all the way to 67 in norwood. 65 in framingham. 65 in manchester. lower 50s from the seacoast. plymouth today about 66 degrees. hey, let's break it down in futurecast because your morning sun even at noontime looking fairly bright. you will find those clouds really starting to leak into the area during the afternoon hours. 5 p.m. that evening commute should start out dry, but we will patchy er showers out there. not every town and city sees that rain, not a guarantee you will see it driving home from work and dinnertime. the scattered active continues straight through the overnight hours to your friday morning. this is why we say friday morning not a washout. a ton of rain and clouds. the really heavy, steady stuff will hold off until the afternoon. a couple of pockets of rain at noontime, you will have to be umbrella prepared pretty much pockets of rain turning more intense where you do have them for the evening commute but really your friday night plans in danger

at noontime, 45 degrees and a 50-mile-per-hour breeze. 46 at 3 p.m. as we toss in a cup of scattered cloud next weather maker is on the way and for some areas of new england start with snow. timeline coming up. julie grauert is back with live drive time traffic. >> julie: things are nice and quiet and i expect them to stay that way for the next two hours. route 3 is moving along fine from the pike to 495 to 128. route 1 and 93 south are clear. over to the live drive times. nine minutes on the expressway. 20 minutes on 93 south as you from 128 northbound to the weston tolls. >>> developing this morning, a neighborhood on alert. investigators say this man tried to kidnap a 13-year-old girl who was trying to walk to her school bus stop in roxbury. it happened before 6:30 yesterday morning at the corner of blue hill ave and brookville street. the girl screamed and thought managing to escape with the help of someone walking by. >>> flames poured out of a triple decker in everett. investigators are working to find out on floyd street that started after 10.

still gusty, strongest winds through noontime. they start to die down but it will be overnight before the winds relax and as they do with the clear skies. it's going to be chilly tonight. freeze watch up for the worcester area, and suburbs away from the coastline, frost advisory, the temperatures near the freezing mark. should hold in the low 40s around boston. and we are going to be starting out chilly tomorrow but it's a nice recovery here through midweek as the high pressure moves in. we are on the back side. the low 60s tomorrow and mid 60s on thursday. warmer on thursday, 70 degrees, and watching a frontal boundary approach. that's the next chance for any showers, and limited moisture with this so a few showers on thursday afternoon or evening, and then clearing out heading into next weekend. still quiet out there? >> very light on volume, and it's a holiday so we're not seeing too many cars. a live look at the expressway by the mall. that is the northbound side. you can see the traffic is getting by without any problems. ove

at noontime, lower 60s back. just mild. and a mix of sun and clouds. not going to be hot this afternoon. we are not back into the 70s and the 80s like yesterday. comfortable and for the drive home, some of you with the windows down as we have lower 60s. and we do have thickens clouds and starting at about 5:00, we will have to watch the showers coming up from the south -- and if the timeline on those showers arriving the first of our rain. that simply continues into our friday. high 61 in boston. 63 in lawrence. 67 in norwood. 62 in worcester. and 65 in chatham. high temperatures tomorrow. fantastic. forecast wise not so much. tomorrow morning drizzle and fog and give yourself extra minutes. by the evening commute, pockets of heavy rain moving in essentially tracking scattered showers throughout the day and the heaviest steadiest stuff going to move in pretty late. this is friday at 11 p.m. friday night into early saturday. excuse me is when we get the downpours. and we get a lot of that i do have lingering showers and clouds. just into the first part

by noontime, how about lower 60s. and we like this because this is going to be short sleeve weather. my measure is usually 60 degrees. once we go over that many of you will be fine in the short sleeves. afternoon temperatures mitt to upper 60s inland and lower 60s some of the hot spots are inland towns and cities and shaping up to see upper 60s in spots like natick and wayland and sudbury to framingham and ashland and holliston. 67 degrees for you guys. more upper 60s in lawrence and nor wood as well. ipswich 65. mid-60s in plymouth. mid-60s in worcester and upper 50s manchester new hampshire. tomorrow, you can see temperatures a little bit warmer and we will be closer to 70 degrees. we get breaks from the clouds. thickest clouds tomorrow with future cast at 7 a.m. we start things off mostly cloudy. a little bit of patchy dress. it will be widely scattered this morning and it won't amount to very much wet weather and it is going to be out there, and it will last us until about noon to the point that you are probably g

the last of the rain. 53 in hyannis noontime mostly sunny. and we get close to 60 for a couple of spots on the cape. overall really talking 50s for highs today. we are talking 57 in boston. that is right around where we should be this time year. nothing unusual about these temperatures. they are very october-like. barely at 50 degrees at worcester. 54 in nashua. tonight we are back to the 30s. get those coats ready. we will have to dust off. because temperatures will be past the threat for any kind of frost, but a real slight warm-up. frost, but a real slight warm-up. upper 340s, upper 40s, lower 50s. breeze partly sunny. the winds calm again on wednesday where we wake up to another freeze and frost. highs only in the upper 40s wednesday through thursday. thursday we will see developing showers that will development into your friday. late on friday, it will clear out and the winds come back into play. over t of a saturday shower at 59 degrees. sunday, partly sunny and 56. back over to you, gene. >> gene: 6:20. >>> a parents parade through a r

noontime, 58 degrees. nice and sunny. seasonable this afternoon meaning this is where we should be in the lower 60s at this time of the year. i will show you how long it week in ten minutes. julie is here with live drive time traffic. julie, i know you are following some issues on the t. >> julie: i am. orange line experiencing delays because of a disabled train near oak grove. the braintree branch. delays between jtk umass an north quincy because of continuing work. new accident on 93 south as you approach 128 in that area of the cloverleaf. shifting over to the pike. from 28 to the from 28 to the allston-brighton area and the expressway seeing pretty typical volume for this morning commute. 6:32 and we already jumped to solid red drive times. from 128 to the tobin, almost an hour on 93 south. that covers the segment where just pointed out that accident. 34 minutes on the expressway. back to you. >>> quite a night last night. the fenway faithful saying one are feeling emotional as she showered the all-time great with che

by noontime 62. how about mid- to upper 60s

as we take you to noontime the showers are not as numerous. if you are grabbing lunch you with quite all right. from 1:00 until about 6:00 most of you are looking at dry conditions. about 7:00, 8:00 in the north bay, 9:00 p.m. we start to see the light to moderate rain arriving as the next system comes in. sunday morning heavier pockets of rain and red and orange in the north bay. shifting across the bay area between 7:00 and 8:00 a.m. you will have the downpours during the sunday morning time period at 9:00 a.m. at noontime we will see scattered showers continuing through sunday afternoon and even into the evening hours for some spots. now storm totals with this one are so different. it is coming out of the gulf of alaska. it brengs the north bay higher totals over an inch. and the south bay won't get a lot. it is a quarter of an inch of rain. temperatures will be in the 50s. you with i will see the scattered showers. wiper weather if if your kids have soccer and baseball games, the fields will be on the wet side. low 60s to low 70s in the af

santa rosa, 46, 54 in concord, golden gate bridge, noontime, all in the 60s, breezy, and highs once again, cool. it will get cooler tomorrow. we're going to mix in clouds and showers to talk about. chris. >>> lisa, thank you. we have breaking news out of contra costa county, interstate 80 east in crockett, happened just after 1:00. the chp says the driver was speeding when the car plowed into a highway sign and went into a field. that's when the car went down into a ravine and turned over. one woman was taken to the hospital with minor injuries. officers say it is possible alcohol was involved. >>> more breaking news. this time out of south bay, where another crash involving a pedestrian killed one person in san jose. 1:35 this morning, northbound 101, tully road on ramp. no word on what caused it. >>> developing news out of east bay. investigating a shooting that happened during a high school football game. it happened around 9:30 last night near james logan high school. no one was hurt. officers found someone heightid and took them into custody. they say that person is not associated wi

as we take you to noontime the showers are not as numerous.abbing lunch you with quite all right. from 1:00 until about 6:00 most of you are looking at dry conditions. about 7:00, 8:00 in the north bay, 9:00 p.m. we start to see the light to moderate rain arriving as the next system comes in. sunday morning heavier pockets of rain and red and orange in the north bay. shifting across the bay area between 7:00 and 8:00 a.m. you will have the downpours during the sunday morning time period at 9:00 a.m. at noontime we will see scattered showers continuing through sunday afternoon and even into the evening hours for some spots. now storm totals with this one are so different. it is coming out of the gulf of alaska. it brengs the north bay higher totals over an inch. and the south bay won't get a lot. it is a quarter of an inch of rain. temperatures will be in the 50s. you with i will see the scattered showers. wiper weather if if your kids have soccer and baseball games, the fields will be on the wet side. low 60s to low 70s in the afternoon. in th

noontime we hit 50 degree. we get into the mids. other spots will be a little warmer lawrence at 48. actually we are going into boston. boston at 49 degrees. this afternoon also in the mid-40s. this afternoon, though, couple of 60s like nashua, lowell, lawrence over to fitchburg. bedford at 59. brookline. upper 50s in boston. 56 in worcester and 59 in foxborough. with the sunshine, yes, i am okay. sounds kind of manageable, but remember it will feel a couple degrees keel when you get hit by that wind. it will take until thing on a hours for the winds to subside. 59 brockton down to bridgewater. 5 in sandwich and 57 in nantucket. over the weekend keeping things mostly sunny. we are probably going to see more -- just a couple more late-day sunday clouds. temperature-wise over the weekend, 59 saturday in boston. 68 on sunday and worcester 59 tomorrow. 64 on sunday. we have got lower 60s in foxborough here on saturday. by sunday, though, it will be up 60s there and in plymouth and beverly and about 70 degrees in nashua, new hampshire. l

sunshine through about noontime. the clouds start to fill in. through your evening commute, it's mostly dry. not expecting much wet weather until this evening when a couple of showers, areas of drizzle start to break on out with that easterly flow -- you can see around 11:00 tonight patchy areas of rain, drizzle, so murky to start your friday. temperatures during the overnight hours fall only into the 50s. during the day tomorrow we warm up a little bit. we'll be either side of 70 degrees tomorrow. the wind shifts to the south and east as this front starts to lift northward again. there's going to be some humidity in the air tomorrow as well. notice tomorrow morning there's a lot of rain lined up to our west and then during the day we're going to feed in tropical moisture. so it will get wetter as the day this is an elongated broad area of low pressure from the bahamas and caribbean. the bulk stays offshore. we'll see if we can pull in some of that tropical moisture friday. friday into saturday, just patchy drizzle in the morning. as we go into

my noontime, we're breaking out into sunshine around the worcester area. along the coast, still cloudy. that's going to hold temperatures down. once skies brighten up deeper in the afternoon, temperatures will come up. the last place to see that will be north of boston. this is where we'll be running cooler. 79 in boston. 77 in worcester. shot of sneaking up to 80 degrees. still a mild night. low to mid 60's. there could be a couple of showers around tonight, especially the second half of the night. we'll watch the moisture drop down from the north and west. this is a cold frontal boundary. we'll manage a westerly wind. still near 80 degrees tomorrow. once that front goes by, we cool things down. should feature a good amount of sunshine tomorrow. we get into thursday. this next front starts to lift northward. that's going to bring in more showers, especially as we get toward the e after tomorrow, it's in the mid 60's. showers could develop late on thursday. then as we get into friday, looks like the potential for a good soaking rain as we'll watch the mois

there's noontime tomorrow, partly cloudy, not too bad. still fine at 4 p.m. but here we go into the evening, we've got some showers that are moving through. the best chance of showers is going to be for north and west of dc itself. of an impact here in the immediate metro area because i think a lot of that is going to lose the energy as we go into later on sunday evening. so the best chance of showers tomorrow, early evening, north and west of the city. marine corps marathon tomorrow morning, going to be pretty warm for runners. if you are running that many miles you don't want temperature to warm, and unfortunately by 11:00, people still running at warming into the 80s and upper 70s. trick-or-treat forecast as well not looking bad. we are going to show you that coming up in just a bit. 80s for trick-or-treating, 63 for the afternoon hours on your halloween, then we warm-up again, 70s for wednesday, 70s for thursday of next week with a chance of a shower late in the day as well. >>> all right, speaking of trick-or-treating, halloween is on monday. many people

this will take us right on through noontime for most of us. but throughout the south bay it's going tooling area little longer. then question will see the scattered showers. doesn't mean the rainfall amounts will be that impressive but it's decent. we've been getting spoiled with all the rain in october. 8:00, here's the front. still in the north bay. but still some showers over into the east bay. the rest of the bay. the actual area of gusty winds will push through the bay area from about 9:00 to 11:00, the heart of the day. you see by noontime still showers around and right on through the afternoon. of evening hours, 5:00, we still have a line of activity. 7:00 you may get your head wet if you are headed out for dinner. then we are looking at not only the rain here but the snow in the sierra nevada starting throughout the morning hours. the wet snow with the rain changing over to snow. here's the winter storm warning. then a winter weather advisory. the national weather service issued this national weather advisory. at lake level maybe 2 to

noontime, 66. a few lingering clouds. clouds break apart this afternoon and not bad. do get more evening showers and we will be timing this out in ten minutes. julie is back with live drive time traffic. a preschedule closure. sum network tunnel is the detour. everything is moving along fine on lute 1 and 93 south. a little volume on the map from morrissey boulevard on the expressway. overnight construction crews that we will be wrapping up. here are the live drive times. 23 minutes on pike eastbound. 16 minutes on the expressway. 20 minutes on 93 south as you approach the leverett connector. >>> here is what we know of last night's shooting. at 10:51 wednesday night. boston police responded to a person with a gun. confirmed to us that two officers were shot and taken to mass general hospital. a shelter in place was in force as police look for a suspect. at 12:12 a.m. police say that one suspect was in custody and a shelter in place was lifted. >> blair: this morning we know a suspect died after a shootout with police. two officers are in critical condition. jason law

might see a sprinkle or two, brief shower this morning and into the noontime hours. the steadier rain at 4:00, 55 degrees in the suburbs in the lehigh valley. the temperatures could drop a bit more. stays above freezing. rain coming in with warmer temperatures. showers, but the steady rain in the early afternoon hours and during the later afternoon hours for the lehigh valley. delaware, 40s to start with along with new jersey. scattered showers, isolated light showers to start with. as we go into the afternoon hours, that's a better chance of steady rain that is going to impact the afternoon community. it will only be rain. the jersey shore, just shy of 50 degrees at 8:00 into the upper 50s with mainly cloudy skies at noontime and still cloudy at 4:00. the showers arriving during the evening. is look at another chance of rainshowers this weekend when i come back in a few minutes. >> thank you, bill. ten minutes past 5:00 a.m. on this friday eve. let's get a look at traffic. >> always a good way to look at it. jessica boyington has it. >> we are looking at 26th street

by noontime scattered rain showers, 50s and 60s, maybe a thunderstorm by the late afternoon, spotty showers, and the last day of october, halloween, and we will certainly have another treat with more rain unfortunately for the little kids, but we will take all we can get. we will detail it for you hour by hour in a few minutes. >> thank you, lisa. one city is training its residents to prevent flooding by taking matters into their own hands. the san francisco public utilities commission is teaching neighbors safe techniques in their adopt a drain program. 500 storm drains in the city have been adopted so far. they ask the people to help sweep and rake away debris to get the water flowing smoothly. >> we have 25,000 storm drains in san francisco. that's a lot for our crews to keep maintaining, so we are asking for the public's help. >> it's almost self-preservation because it kind of creeps up to the front yard. so i'm a natural adopter. >> and in san rafael, officials hosted the flood preparedness fair, showing people the correct way to sack sandbags. we have up to the minute information for

noontime, 66. a few lingering clouds. clouds break apart this afternoon and not bad. do get more evening showers and we will be timing this out in ten minutes. julie is back with live drive time traffic.

noontime, 48 degrees. at 3 p.m., 50 degrees. 7 p.m. temperatures 43. closer look at some of the wind chills coming up in 10 minutes. catherine parrotta in right now with live drive time traffic.

by noontime, 58 degrees and sunshine. we have 60s for highs this afternoon and we will take you all the way back down to 52 by 7:00 this evening. we will take you town by town and break down the hot spots. julie has live drive time traffic. >> a great time to head out the door and you have the about the roads. things wide open. a lot of green on 93 south. south of the pike, 128 northbound and southbound moving along fine. no delays on the expressway. over to the drive times. 24 minutes on the pike eastbound. singth digits on the expressway. 19 minutes on 93 south from 495 to the leverett connector. >>> the end of the season for the red sox. their race for the pennant is over with the sweep by the indians. >> shortly after the game ended an emotional scene at fenway work when david ortiz one final goodbye to red sox fans. thousands remained in their seats chanting for big papi. ortiz had tears on his eyes. he tipped his hat to fans. after that moment the man that led the sox to three world series championships reflected on

into the upper 40s at noontime, cool but into the middle 50s this afternoon at 4:00. delaware, sunny skies and just like the rest of the area, have a nice impact on that temperature into the 50s. the winds will be dying down in new jersey. 44 degrees at 8:00. less wind at noontime and it drops even more at 4:00 this afternoon and for the jersey shore, bright sunny skies all day long in the middle 50s at the shore as well. trick or treating forecast, well, it's calling for a chilly one this evening. those temperatures dropping fairly rapidly after warming into the low to mid-50s during the day, even warmer for delaware. at 6:00 this evening, it will be very low 50s for most of the area. by 8:00, we're looking at temperatures in the 40s. and gets even colder by tomorrow morning. look at the 10 day on 10 when i come back in just a few minutes. >>> all right, thank you, bill. nine minutes past 5:00 a.m. on a monday morning. time to got a look at traffic as you head out the door. >> including route 1. nbc 10's first alert traffic reporter jessica boyington has you covered

noontime and upper 40s. we cleared out most of clouds. i am going to be watching for lingering cloud cover over the cape and islands. go partly cloudy four you folks. a little brighter for everybody else. the drive home from work at 5 p.m. looks decent. upper 40s. if you are in luck, a 50-degree reading left. and watch as temperatures drop into the evening hours. temperatures by 8:00 back into the lower 40s and upper 30s. there is quite a difference between those temperatures. early trick or treats we will find and later trick or treats we will find. into the lower 50s in boston and lowell. mainard over to westborough. one of the cooler spots. worcester at 46 degrees. milford, new hampshire only 49 degrees. i have got all lower 50s over southeastern maps. like i said a couple of leftover clouds four guys even into the aftno sunshine on tap. low temperatures tonight will drop back into that freezing realm for most everybody. boston our exception at 37 degrees. everybody else upper 20s, lower 30s. have your happy gloves ready to go tomorrow

this is noontime today. they head to the north and it starts drying out.iladelphia stays dry until these showers approaching from the west move into the area this evening. that's 7:00 this evening, the first showers moving into berks county. that's a cold front and it's going to usher in some colder weather for the weekend. 54 degrees saturday afternoon. we could see some showers first thing saturday morning, lingering showers and sunshine takes over. the winds will be strong, gusting to 40 miles an hour. 43 in the mortgage on sunday, the suburbs in the 30s. 62 degrees sunday afternoon and low 60s again on monday. but there's some chillier weather for tuesday and look at wednesday. 30s even in the city, some of the suburbs could get close to freezing on wednesday morning. 56 degrees in the afternoon. then the temperatures will be moderating back into the middle 60s for much of the rest of the week. >> thank you, bill. at the jersey shore, decision 2016 means more than presidential politics. up for a vote this november, a controversial name change. up ahead

in the north bay some showers and by noontime you will start to see some clearing.ut that's when we can see rain from vallejo to emeryville, 1:00. just in times perhaps tailgate fourth sure. you can get wet around santa clara but it will be a quick mover and you won't see the rain hold together for very long. so the snow will turn to rain above 6,000 feet, about 3 inches through 35:00 tomorrow. here's the second system. not very well-organized either but you can see there's green. that means there is going to be rain late tomorrow perhaps into the evening commute. overall these are both weak systems. for the giants game, noontime, look for a few scattered showers, then becoming sunny and breezy. highs today ranging from mid-60s for any oakland. look for 66 palo alto. and down around santa clara, yes, maybe a little wet tailgating but then you are sunny and mild. should be a beautiful afternoon, upper 60s there. a 1 on the storm impact scale both today and tomorrow. looking at a sprinkle tuesday and just in time for the blue angels, sunny and warmer through the rest

increasing clouds, noontime looking bright at 63 degrees. 64 at 3 p.m. i don't have rain in my expectations into likely the evening commute tonight. i am going to time out those showers coming up in ten minutes. julie is back with live drive-time traffic. >> so far so good out there, shiri. no issues south shore, route 3 moving along fine. 24 and 95 clear. pike, no issues from 495 to 128 and into the allston-prototypeon areas. 17 minutes on the expressway from the braintree split to the exit to the pike. 19 minutes on 93 south. 11 minutes on 128 northbound as you approach the weston tolls. >>> this morning the presidential candidates are hoping that what happened in vegas won't stay in vegas. >> daniel: hillary clinton and donald trump took the debate stage one last it time hoping to sway undecided voters to their cause. >> julie: andrew spencer say things started with policy talk and quic >> reporter: the two candidates started focusing on the questions and the two turned to more personal attacks. >> he goes around with crocodile tears of how terrible i

a few scattered clouds at noontime. 71 and more sunshine later this afternoon. 77 degrees. delaware, quick warmup, 78 degrees this afternoon. a little bit of a warmup this morning will thin out the fog fairly quickly. new jersey, warming to 74 degrees at lunch time. look at that sunshine for jersey and the shore. it will reach into the lower to middle 70s this afternoon. beautiful weather today but yes, some record-breaking temperatures on the way. got to look at the 10 day on 10 to show you how long it lasts when i'm back in just a few minutes. >> see you then, bill, thank you. 5:09. we are focused on 70 eastbound close the at university right now. >> jessica boyington has been watching that for us. jess, of course, the beauty of live television. at one point it looked like it was open. you're seeing it's closed. >> yes. it looked like it was because one of our cameras around the grays ferry area had police activity and some of the cones in the area cleared out of the way right now, the two tractor-trailers still in place. it's closed on the eastbound side with one lane ge

noontime 71 degrees. scattered showers potentially throughout the day and the heaviest rain will roll in. likely right around the evening commute and into your friday night plans. >> he pivx with future cast coming up in 10 minutes. drive time traffic and a new accident on the map. >> reporter: shiri, 6:30 and i have already been reporting on four or five different accidents and the fog has something to do with it. route 60 in pedestrian. shifting south. expressway slow right around furnacebrook pack waive southbound and northbound around morrissey boulevard. try to leave 10, 15 minutes avenue. 25 minutes on the expressway. 41 minutes on the jake brim bridge. back to you. >>> happening right now, might see extra police cruisers this morning. officer are keeping a close eye as they walk to school. >> investigators say a 13-year-old girl was abducted, dragged into an apartment building and sexual assaulted on her way to school. michael henrich is live in lawrence. the girl gave a description of they were ab

its noontime. showers still going around gilroy, san martin. and by the afternoon a few areas of some downpours right on through your evening. then as you wake up halloween morning, you are dry, but we still have the snow going on here in the sierra nevada. one to two feet above 7500 feet. we are looking at the wet, heavy rain with around 3 inches at lake level. so we have scaled back for the resorts here, but still getting going. what a bonus for october. tomorrow morning we are dry. look what happens right in the middle of the afternoon. raining from sonoma, marin, over into contra costa county and through san mateo look at the showers just in time for the trick-or-treaters. it will be slick out there, and unfortunately a soggy halloween. first system today, a half-inch san francisco, tenth mountain view a and a third in napa. tomorrow's rain could see an inch in the city and maybe over a half-inch up in the north bay. once again, widely varying amounts of rain with 63 today in san mateo. breezy to gusty winds out there, 64 in napa. and the a

the winds settle down close to noontime, and much less wind this afternoon. lots of sunshine. look at the temperatures. by 5:00 p.m., 58 degrees, and we're talking highs today in the 50s to near 60, that's it. so a much cooler day than what yesterday was all about, and tonight we're falling back down into the 20s and 30s. many spots near or below freezing, we have already seen the growing season come to an end in worcester county on westward but from 495 close to the coastline, freeze warnings are up for tonight, and frost advisory at the coast, this does not include you on cape cod. cover up the plants them inside. there could be a killing frost or a freeze. the high pressure, gives us the delightful weather on saturday, by sunday, it is dropping south, and milder southwesterly wind, so that's why we warm it up, and here's this front, so it's going to drop in on sunday and monday. and with a couple of showers the first half of the day, and that's the next chance for rain. we have a glorious weekend coming up here on saturday. it is the cooler day, after highs in the 50s to ne

noontime, most of those showers between noon and 5:00 p.m. going way up into the north bay so the system will actually lift to the north and the rest of you will get a break. in terms of rain totals. anywhere from a couple hundreds inthe south bay to .6 of additional rain in the north bay with the current system. highs for the tuesday will look like this. mainly in the low 60s to low 70s. hang on to the umbrella. it doesn't hurt. now we're tracking the second system. thursday morning, you'll notice the rain is still off the coastline at 5:00 a.m. we go into 8:00 a.m., and the rain begins to move in. we'll also see some wind. it spreads by noontime, and it gets heavier as we go into the afternoon and evening, but most of the heavy activity holds off until about 9:00 p.m. and moving onshore around the san mateo coastline and sarnta cruz mountains, burn areas down there. could have real issues. the loma fire, so keep that in mind. can you always track the storms, accuweather seven-day showing you the system coming in. current one, 1 on our storm

look at that, 20 mile-an-hour winds at noontime and at 2:00 with gusts close to 30 miles an hour in newsey as well. you'll feel those winds at the shore. in fact, they'll be stronger this afternoon. 55 degrees and 23 mile-an-hour winds at 2:00 this afternoon. and a windy day ahead for delaware, too. now and then back up to 50 by 10:00. just into the middle 50s this afternoon. there's a huge change in the temperatures for the weekend. i've got a look at the weekend forecast when i'm back in just a few minutes. tracy? >> remembering and rebuilding from a natural disaster. >> this weekend marks four years since hurricane sandy thrashed the new jersey and delaware coast liens and beyond. up next, we'll update you on the rebuilding efforts still under way. >>> also, paying up, eight people died and more than 200 others were hurt in the philadelphia amtrak derailment. up next, hear how much amtrak will be giving the victims. biden: this is what i know about katie mcginty - like me, she has pennsylvania working class roots, and she's never abandoned them. hard work. family. playing it straight

sunny by noontime. breezy conditions at 4:00 p.m., but not as windy as today, and then at 7:00 p.m., make sure you grab that jacket. temperatures will be falling again. speaking of first thing in the morning, upper 40s tot mid-50s. if your kids have games, it is going to be one of those mornings where you need to make sure they have that extra layer. breezy tomorrow afternoon. mainly near the coastline. temperatures 60s to the mid-70s for your saturday. get your stuff done for your saturday because sunday things are changing. if you're going to the hardly strictly bluegrass festival in san francisco, breezy, cool, 63 degrees on sunday and possibility of showers, so saturday and sunday both days you'll need a sweatshirt or a jacket and on sunday might be a good idea to have the rain gear with you. a look at our storm impact scale. 1 on the impact scale for a light system. suns we're expecting a 1 with scattered showers. less than .15 of an inch of rain and slight possibility of thunder. 7:00 a.m., a few

at noontime it will be 54 degrees. 55 degrees for most of the afternoon. temperatures holding steady there. after a chilly start this morning in delaware, 50 by 10:00. up to 55 by 2:00 this afternoon. 50s today, 40s to start with. talking 30s for tomorrow morning. definite chilldown and it looks like it will last for a few more days. i'll show you how long that will last. i'll show you what it looks like for the weekend on the 10 day on 10 when i come back. >>> we have video showing the moment several temple university students were attacks. >> police say there were several arrests and one of their horses was even punched by the crowd. next, hear from the father of a girl hurt in the chaos. >>> and there's this. >> have you ever worked with a clown before? >> i worked with my husband. you be the judge. >> she was an nbc 10 legend who always made us laugh, smile and think. ahead in our next half hour, we remember our dear former colleague and friend, shella allen stevens. most people owe the bank. but pat toomey actually owned a bank. and when he went to wa