while we have snow in eastern canada strongest purple shading here comes down wind of lake ontario and it continues to fall this evening. we're missing out for now. not a white thanksgiving for us as it will be for some in the northeast. it is going to be a little bit of a gray thanksgiving. we will talk about that in a moment. lets start with current temperatures. thirty-seven in allentown and wilmington. forty in philadelphia. 39 degrees down in dover. and so it is well below average. our peak wind gusts today look at these numbers 48 miles an hour win was reported in lancaster today. 41 miles an hour at the airport. 45 miles an hour winds in mount pocono. the these certainly strong enough to bring down tree branches, causing power outages and really blowing those leaves around as well. so, low visibility on the road. big leaf piles get pick up we will to have drive through that and it can get dangerous. still windy overnight. wind advisory will expire at 7:00 unless they extend it. wind will die down just below advisory level to 35 overnight. and gusts to 30 tomorrow morning and tom

some of the coldest air this season over eastern canada. this is making its way to the uth and set up cold for saturday night into sunday morning. this is it cools sunday night. 10:00 upper 30s. low 30s by 2:00 a.m. it isck shot of cold a. we are back in the 60s. we are watching an opporni for we'll talk about thatnd full forecast in just a fewinutes. linda? >> thank you.rein the western part of our state. they closed highway 64 and 74 a. dozens of families forced out of their mountain hom. >> reporter: forci neighbors we talked to one family that baly got out with what they have with them. >> all i have is the laptop i took to work and the clothes on my back. that is basically it. >> reporter: they are now staying with relatives. these are pictures he posted on social media as they qckly got out of the area. >> it became more smoky as like if you were on a campfire and all you. >> reporter: arson is suspected as hundredsof firefighters battle the fire. >> the fir picked up and ran so hard, so fast it beat us to the puh when it comes time t

but the steady rain has shifted across maine eastern canada. for us the area of low pressure departs today and we will see improvement behind it gradually. it's going to be a gloomy start and i think most of the day will be spent in clouds before breaks of sunshine emerge mid to light afternoon, maybe right before sunset in a lot high pressure builds in for the [end of realtime captioning of the week. tomorrow looks like a beautiful day. friday there's a big storm off to the east. i think we'll get scraped with some clouds and wind from the north. the cape and islands on friday will be windy, any clouds in the morning to afternoon should depart. there's a front coming from the west. high pressure will be in control and friday looks like a beautiful end to the week with sunshine for the rest of us high temperatures middle to upper 50s and upper 50s in boston. keep in mind we should be in the low 50s this time of the year, so it's actually above average today. gradual improvement is the key. most of us at or above where we should be this time of

a lot of cool air over eastern canada, now spilling into the great lakes and midwest as well. that will continue to build in for the next couple of days, tat least through early sunday before temperatures begin to rebound. later on clouds in southern new hampshire will give way to clearing and it will be mainly sunny el tomorrow morning. fairly nice after that chilly start. the active but not as much as today. monday our temperatures get well above the average to kick off the next week. but plenty of sun each of the weekend days. in between it will be clear at night. highs tomorrow only lower 40's north, mid 40's in the lakes region through the upper valley, right around 50, concord points south and southeast. but that's about two or three below the average f moving ahead to sunday we get a little above the average, so back into the upper 40's north and between 50 and 55 elsewhere. sun, a few clouds up north and mostly sunny across the lakes region and points south. beyond that we start to warm up even more. monday we'll be up near 60 degrees, and then temperatures begin to co

so there will be a few clouds mixing in at times today there is rain and snow you notice in eastern canada this is where the warm front that's going to approach the region tomorrow, what does it mean for us? not a whole lot except for mild air there won't be a threat for rain or snow, high pressure off to our south tomorrow we start with clouds in the morning and all though we won't have full sunshine tomorrow we'll still next chance of rain comes in on thursday it is going to be dry in the morning and as this front approaches late in the day we may get pockets of rain along and north of the pipe but my concern is thursday evening as this cold front approaches look what happens a line of downpours even a few thunderstorms sweep through from west to east during the evening hours and noticeably colder air comes back to end the week on friday. a few ups and downs in terms of temperatures the next few days 50 to cooler than average sea breeze kicks in the clouds will increase tonight and won't be as cold as it was this morning 45 downtown some of the chilliest suburbs into the upper 30s tomorr

system out of eastern canada will rotate to the south and east, and that gives us a shot of scattered snow showers anywhere in the state, some through the weekend, clear this evening up until midnight, then clouds will increase through the night, then they work their way down into southern new hampshire. shower, rain shower, overcast skies, southern half of new hampshire. a dry afternoon after that mix or snow shower early in the day. it could even affect parts of southern new hampshire and even a dusting on the grassy services to the north and west of the coast. sunday, clouds and sunshine again. best chance of snow showers early, especially mountains, then. m tuesday. look at the big change for election day. we are going for a chilly start as you head out and vote early in the morning, 26 north, 35 south, these midday, 60's by afternoon, then low 40's north, lower 50 south from north to south during the early part of the evening. there is your reminder that we afternoon on sunday. after a snow shower tomorrow, then brightening. same story sunday. lots of sunshine monday and tuesday.

instead the cold air is draining in out of eastern canada and will continue for the next several days. but once we get to wednesday, especially by afternoon, early part of the evening, the win will go lighter and fair skies continue to move in. tomorrow snow showers up north, breaks of sunshine central, and a little more sun in southern new hampshire. as for thanksgiving day, after that dry travel day, everywhere in new england will see this system marching in with a couple of milked or snow showers. it shouldn't be a big storm, but just a couple of showers with temperatures at or below freezing early and maybe late could result in a few slick spots across parts of new hampshire. tonight and tomorrow, snow up north, dry elsewhere, windy for with a few more includes early wednesday before it dries out statewide. now we talk about snow, still flying up north, how much, an additional one to three in the valleys, three to six in the higher terrain and then we get to thursday where a few more showers of snow may move in, but really not looking like a big deal. but it could be just enough t

that cold air diving down across south eastern canada by tomorrow morning. we have a few showers there. most of those are going to dry up. this is mostly going to be a temperature change and wind change. we start out tomorrow morning in the 40s. we'll be warming up into the mid-50s. it'll be fall through the 40s as we head through the evening. plus some northwesterly wind gusts will be high in the morning. >> eric thank you. >>> police are searching for a man who attack add 14-year-old girl on ther way to school. bourn police say a stranger knocked her down and tried to strangle her as she was walking to the bus. we're told that student will be okay. >> an elderly woman badly injured in a violent home invasion that killed her joanna fisher and her 95-year- old husband were attacked while watching tv in the town of orange. two people have since been arrested. >>> new tonight, freedom for two bald eagles stuck in a storm drain after a midair fight. it's an incredible picture that had so many people talking and wbz's jim smith has the record. >> reporter: at fi

and eastern canada.round ontario, quebec, expect widespread snowfall and maybe lake-effect developing later on into the outlook. one of the big concerns, the big things you're going to notice here, is that temperature change because as this moves toward the east, look at that cooler air spilling in behind it. this is on thursday. denver, about a 23-degree drop from what you were seeing on wednesday. snowfall now out there with a high of 4. take a look at the extended outlook. it does look like aomaha, 21, near record-breaking highs for you, dropping down to 5 on friday. chicago as well, 23, passing showers by friday with only a high of 4 by the time sunday comes around. even into toronto as we look ahead into the outlook, 17, dra the start of next week. do enjoy the warm weather while it does last. travel plans across much of northern europe as well, you might be looking at some delays out here. widespread rainfall extended across much of france, into germany, poland, into the foothills and higher elevat

virgin atlantic airs flight 19 landed safely now in eastern canada as the goose bay airport. as we look at path, the british carrier said the pilot decided to divert due to "technical issue," on the boeing 787 dreamliner. another jetliner is being pent so the passengers can resume their journey to san francisco. we will follow that story. >> everyone is okay. all the rain is coming? >> yes. yes. sfo could have delays this afternoon into the evening hours unfrtunately because of that. we will look at what happened this morning, some morning layers for the view on our time-lapse, you can see the fog that developed that quickly faded to hazy sunshine and the clouds are thicker in the higher parts of the atmosphere from our exploritorium at pier 15 so we have increasing clouds, dry, during the day late. when the sun sets it will roll in with two more storms horizon for the weekend. temperatures if you are head out upper 50s on let 60s. cooler in san ramon at 55 and santa rosa at 51. oakland and san francisco at 57. san jose is 58. on the way to the clouds limiting us to the low 6

we can see hint of snow and ice across portions of eastern canada. don't think this is a moisture rich front, it is looking like it will be fizzling with time but toss knock temperatures back. we will turn our focus. we are in the lower 40's and 30's this most locations. however, we will look ahead to, early sat the day morning behind the next front that comes along tomorrow and this is how it will feel. yeah, it feels like december. more like the 20's, across the majority of the region and probably no better than freezing mark give or take across the southern most counties. so that will be a chilly tart to the day, but how do we get there. again, comes from the cold front passage which we will show you in the seven day. for now typical in day with a high of 58 and sunshine. hint of the breeze. tonight we will drop down to 44 under clear skies. lets talk about that next front. we will warm up at least briefly, before it crosses through tomorrow. sixty-two for veterans day. and then with the wind picking up we will notice that too. the high doesn't ev

toward eastern canada, and quebec, chilly but not outrageously cold. at or below freezing in some of the suburban areas. what changes we'll have, it's the temperature changes that will be going up and down in the days ahead. tomorrow will be a chilly start. then the afternoon will be reasonable. friday's first half of the day might be relatively mild but then a chunk of cold air comes in for late friday, friday night, saturday, and saturday temperatures to start warming up. it looks like the peak of that little mini-warm-up will probably be on monday of next week. as i see it right now i would say we have a shot of getting into the 60s again next monday. in between all of this, the patriots will be playing sunday night in foxborough against seattle. it looks like it will be in the 40s for the start of the game. not too strong out of the west-southwest five to 10. tailgating, temperatures in the 50s around mid to the time the game starts. right now let's back it up. still mild in new haven, connecticut. it will be gradual but the chillier air will come

you cannot see it here but as we widen out here you see hours over eastern canada this run fizzles precipitation-wiseit runs towards us but will ush ear in cooler temps for the start of the second. 50 in philadelphia, 50 mil millville and 50 in atlantic city. step outside right now, take a gander what it feels like on saturday it won't even get that warm at the hite of the afternoon. that's the change that is coming. and out ahead of the front winds are out of southwest here tonight. it's a little breezy. winds 12 miles an hour in city and 17 mount pocono and windy tomorrow as well. as that front approaches winds will speed up. so the high is 6. and i got to tell you if you will be out and about all day headed to work bring the coat even if it doesn't feel like you need it by late this afternoon this temperature begins to drop as the front comes through. front comes through late afternoon tomorrow, tomorrow night is going to be cold. and saturday, cold as well. we're right around 60. low 60s in city and upper 50s in suburbs for friday and friday late afternoon and evening turns colder and saturday's

you cannot see it here but as we widen out here you see hours over eastern canada this run fizzles precipitation-wiseit runs towards us but will ush ear in cooler temps for the start of the second. 50 in philadelphia, 50 mil millville and 50 in atlantic city. step outside right now, take a gander what it feels like on saturday it won't even get that warm at the hite of the afternoon. that's the change that is coming. and out ahead of the front winds are out of southwest here tonight. it's a little breezy. winds 12 miles an hour in city and 17 mount pocono and windy tomorrow as well. as that front approaches winds will speed up. so the high is 6. and i got to tell you if you will be out and about all day headed to work bring the coat even if it doesn't feel like you need it by late this afternoon this temperature begins to drop as the front comes through. front comes through late afternoon tomorrow, tomorrow night is going to be cold. and saturday, cold as well. we're right around 60. low 60s in city and upper 50s in suburbs for friday and friday late afternoon and evening turns colder and saturday's

lurking to the west we will see a front, which is extending from eastern canada right down through portions of kentucky into west virginia, right now producing a few scattered showers in ohio this evening and that front will come through tomorrow. does not have a lot of moisture with it. generally light showers, back to the west tonight but we could use the rain so any rain we will get will be good news. it will be completely different day tomorrow. today was warm, sunny, beautiful, tomorrow will be damp, cool, and cloudy all day long. temperatures right now still feeling great, still 61 degrees in philadelphia at this hour. sixty in reading. fifty-four in allentown. sixty-five in atlantic city. dropping in millville and wildwood down in the upper 40's but our high today, officially hit 69 degrees, headaching it the warmest presidential election in the 80 years, since 1936 when we hit the a high of 76 degrees and nation elect franklin roosevelt into his second term as president. that was a to years back. up and down temperatures is story for rest of the week. we have mostly sunny mild condi

for this time of year, and at least for the first half of the weekend and even into early on eastern canada builds on in in our direction. so temperatures will be running slightly below the average. but very close to the norm as we go into saturday, with fair skies upstream taking over for not only tomorrow but right on into sunday, so here's a look at the map on future cast for your saturday, sunshine statewide. could be a few patchy clouds in the mountains, then fair skies tomorrow night with a few scattered clouds and back to full sunshine in many spots as we go into the day on sunday. how about the highs, a little lower than we had central. upper 40's to around 50 south. beyond that we have more sun and slightly milder on sunday. even warmer on monday, some parts of southern new hampshire up to around 60 degrees. then we get our next wet weather maker potentially moving in as we go through tuesday afternoon and especially into early wednesday, and once that clears it should be mainly dry with a few flakes of snow in the mountains. now, remember last winter we had influenced our weather

coming through the great lights with almost no moisture along a little bit of rain and snow in eastern canada with that when a stationary front the southeast causing some areas of rain but once again our overall drive dry pattern continues into the early part of this week wednesday that system out west comes into the midwest just a few scattered showers there maybe a few scattered showers along the east going to cause a lot away in northern california much of western washington and oregon and that's into the middle of the country by friday with mild air surging northward ahead of it showers and thunderstorms along a cold front but big time rains and snows the northwest of the system. that's going to put down a lot of moisture through the northern tier of states. we'll be back in our next half hour the longer range forecast thanks, mike, it was a crazy week in the markets. we'll break it all down with jarod creed and ted seifried after the break. tional forecast is sponsored by yamaha full line of real world tough atv's and side by side vehciles. more than just the election is on john's mind t

times high pressure cresting over us during the next 24 hours there is also rain and snow in eastern canada we don't have to worry about that, but it is with a warm front that's going to approach the region tomorrow what that means is cloud cover in the morning that's a sign of the warmer air that comes out during the afternoon, not full blue skies next rain is thursday, this is a map at 8:30 we'll start with sunshine and the north of the pike, especially into some areas of during the afternoon, the further you come, maybe 70 if we have peeks of sun thursday late in the day, areas of rain north of the pike and a line of downpours maybe a thunderstorm is going to sweep through from west to east on thursday evening. here is the time line dry in the morning the commute should be a-ok on thursday during the midday to early afternoon pockets of rain do develop, that will help keep temperatures down, still manage 60s won't be as mild in the south coast then notice what between let's say 6:00 and 10 p.m. for most of us, we'll pinpoint the timing either way keep in mind that thursday is the one day

eastern canada and it latest be with us at least for the next several days. so temperatures may climb two or three degrees tomorrow and maybe another two or three with full sun on wednesday. but the next system rolls in just in time for thanksgiving. that will be a weak one and mixed showers. for tonight into tomorrow, notice how most of the snow is in northern parts of the state, fair amount of partial sun in southern new hampshire and will be windy statewide. any snow showers en by early wednesday morning. back to full sun. winds begin to shut down and as far as snow, yeah, a lot more to fall, especially in the hyper terrain up north. three to six in the mountains, and one to three in the valleys on average. take a look at thanksgiving day, not a whole lot there. coating of snow with temperatures near freezing to result in slick roads. so any shower of snow or mix that moves in prior to seven or eight will grease up the roads, so watch that. and just a couple of mixed showers from late morning through early afternoon, that's the best travel time because you

the cool air is locked in from new england, back into the midwest, eastern canada, great lakes, and that means it will be chilly for the big travel day and what about local areas close to new hampshire? josh is here with a look at the all important travel day forecast. josh j.: thanks, mike. we're looking at that travel forecast with a nice one on the way in terms of a good amount of sunshine out there. the question is what will the temperatures be. let's take a look here. for tomorrow we're going to see the temperatures when you wake up in the upper 20's to around the low 30's, depending on when you're waking up. but it will be still breezy in the breeze dying down, be the afternoon sunshine still helping warm things up a little. but it will be a chilly one with temperatures in the upper 30's and lower 40's. but the good news, lots of sunshine, blue skies. tomorrow evening heading out late in the day or evening hours, temperatures will drop quickly. we take a look at your hour by hour forecast for tomorrow, starting off chilly, by late morning mid 30's to upper 30's in southern parts of

the central mississippi valley and into the ohio valley above normal for the far northeastern eastern canada and the far southern states especially into the southwest above normal temperatures are expected then we'd get in all more general cool down in the great lakes and northeast i think that for winter really starts to hit in january and again the plane state you'll go back in forth here will be below west and i don't really change that a whole lot on in the february below normal for much of the midwest ohio valley great lakes above normal then in the a southwest as far as precipitation above normal great lakes in the northeast the northwest and northern rockies below normal through much of the southern tier of states tyne thanks, mike. stock market reaching all time highs, a nice run in the soybean market. is this a tahnksgiving gift? we'll discuss next with john payne and dan hueber. dan hueber. welcome back this thanksgiving a weekend here on u s farm report. our market roundtable with john payne of daniels trading and dan huebert of the hubert report. what a crazy week again when we l

if you look across the eastern u.s., there is really no snow even eastern canada have you to go to the northwest northern rockies and cascades, but only 1% of snow cover in the continental u.s. and we have a shot of that increasing as we head towards the weekend and a very strong cold front moves in. today though just dealing with clouds and showers this afternoon. satellite 6 along with action radar showing 8:30 this morning. we have plenty of sunshine and now with the front pushing in, some showers again on the light side, they are moving through in the next couple of hours and behind it partly cloudy skies tonight and not as chilly as last night. overnight low is 46 if philadelphia and allentown 39 and wilmington 4-and cape may 48 degrees, tomorrow temperatures about the same as today. feeling a little bit warmer in the afternoon with the bright sunshine and thursday planner showing at 7:00, 47 degrees and by 11:00 already 56 and by 3:00 making it up into the low 60s and loads of sunshine and clear skies tonight. and it's going to get even warmer as we head towards friday and saturd

high pressure building in this weekend and a couple of disturbances coming out of eastern canada. gusting northwest breeze at times, over 20 miles per hour. we'll add a little bit of chill to the air. tomorrow we start with sunshine. the clouds build in. there may be a sprinkle tomorrow. it's going to be isolated. not going to be a big deal. don'ting -- don't be caught off-guard. sunday, a blend of sun and building clouds again. and sunshine at times this weekend. a cooler feel on sunday. highs today in the 50s. mid-50s in boston. that should say 54 in boston. upper 40s from jaffrey to keene. and plenty of sunshine mid to upper 50ed from plymouth to taunton. tonight, we will dip back into the 30s and even some 20s on the map. the typically cooler spots like bedford, norwood, in the upper 20s with clear skies and a diminishing wind. tomorrow sun and then building clouds, 53 degrees, the wind pretty light out of the west and southwest at five to ten miles per hour. saturday night, mainly cloudy. there may be an isolated sprinkle. we drop back down to around 40 degrees. sunday will b

front coming in, the front through now, seeing little snowfall across portions of new england, eastern canadathe north and west, boy will it be feeling chilly starting tonight, in fact, take a look what it feels like outside right now, still feeling okay, in philadelphia, 57 degrees, allentown feels like 50, mount pocono, that's where the cold has started to permiate. it is 29 degrees, on the windchill value right now, and it will feel even colder overnight, and into tomorrow morning. temperatures across the region when you wake up tomorrow, 26 degrees, in mount pocono, waking up to 29 in allentown, 28 in lancaster, 34 in philadelphia, and 32 degrees in wilmington, we do have frost advisory, and this does include philadelphia now. the colds he is we've gotten has been upper 30's so far. we haven't had a killing frost in philadelphia, at least in the city proper, yet this year. but tonight, may change all of that, the colds he is night we've had this season, especially in the city, so the city down through delaware county, all of the state of delaware, and cape may county, all of the spots tha

low pressure continues to wind up here eastern canada northern new england creating that lake effectn parts of syracuse rochester and just to the east there of buffalo but for most of the east coast, it is pretty quiet right now. there is a storm developing over the rockies and that will head its way into the midsection of the country and the great lakes for your travel day on wednesday. blustery cold overnight tonight mixture of stars and clouds winds still sustained about 25 miles an hour at times. 29 in the suburbs, 34 for center city. and and as we go into your tuesday in the lehigh valley the cold wind continues at speeds of up to 30 miles an hour. a-just 45. but wind chills remain in the 30's during your tuesday. same thing for center city. brought and chilly, wind chills stuck in the 30's with an air temperature of 48 degrees and at the shore for tomorrow, windy there as well. sunshine and just a few clouds and maybe a few degrees warmer than philadelphia and the northwest suburbs with a high of around 49 degrees. the travel day on wednesday if you're expected to go anywhere o

is there a storm to the north producing some, still some rain over eastern canada, that is staying outf here but what we have to watch out for is a cold front that will be approaching here by thursday, out ahead of the front, this is what we see high pressure in control, front approaches, so what we will get is wind around the western side of the high and they tend to accelerate as the front approaches. the southeasterly flow here as we go into tomorrow. that will help us get quickly into the 70's tomorrow have afternoon. and the front comes in on thursday, now, out ahead for first half of thursday it will be partly sunny, very warm, and that kind of blow torch flow with that southeasterly wind but much like we saw sunday by afternoon or evening that front comes through and the heat could lead to a few thunderstorms popping along the front and big cool down on friday behind that front is about 20 degrees cooler with highs only in the 50's. and so up and down temperatures on the jet stream well off to the north that warm air, biloing in by thursday and then here comes the front, we will

another low up t toward the nor is going to be moving across the eastern portions of canada. and that's going to help drive some more wintry weather in places, be on the lookout for that. ahead of that, warm temperatures into toronto, a high of 14. 13 new york. 16 chicago. then a big cooling trend is expected as a cold front moves through associated with that low pressure system in canada. so possibility of some snow in ottawa by friday. notice single-dimgt highs into new york as we go into saturday. as you wrap things up with a look at europe, a bit of a mess here. we've got a couple of systems rolling through the area. and a big dip in the jet stream is really opening the door for some chilly northerly winds to move into the picture. notice a little bit of trail way here. also along with that we're looking at some precipitation, some rain that's going to be scattered all throughout the continent as we go throughout the day thursday. that's extending from london into paris, as far east as vienna, then snow possibilities into moscow and kiev as we go through thursday. hope yo

here comes a real weather system that drops right out of canada and through eastern maine and east of the cape, and that path right there, that's too far away to really do any damage or follw up your weekend, but i do think we'll still have a fair amount f clouds on sunday and there may e an isolated shower or sprinkle n the cape. temps over the upper 40s to the low 50s, and then as we look into next week, back into the sunshine monday ad election day and a bit of a warming trend for tuesday. temps in the upper 50s. see you at 7:00. >> sounds good. wide receiver julian edelman now a part time fashion. he took some selfies with fans. smiling big there. clothing. the shop is only open through sunday. >> and now time for 7 sports wih joe amorosino. >> here's the 0-1. this is going to be a tough pla! the cubs win the world series! he makes the play! it's over. the cubs have finally won it al! >> it's a celebration 108 years in the cleveland indians in 10 innings last night. over coming a number of questionable decisions by managr joe maddon to win game 7, ending the longest drought in ame

eastern time. and online, searches about moving to canada and becoming a canadian citizen were popular searches. >>> this morning the gop is still in control of both houses of congress, 235 seats in the house majority compared to democrats 176. republicans also keep control to the senate with a big win in democrats' 48. again that's on the senate side. even though the gop is hanging onto congress, paul ryan's future is up in the air right now. political insiders say he may not be the speaker of the house when trump takes office in january. he initially refused to endorse trump. >>> those are cheers for john senate term in a row. he won by about 10%, soaring to victory despite his icy relationship with donald trump. >> he supported him until october, then said he wouldn't vote for trump when the audio came out. how will they work together? nick ciletti is on top of this we are here where the mccain party lasted well into the night. he talked about how he'd work with everybody, and that would include donald trump. let's take you there and talk about what happened. we know mccain and trump have had an

the middle eastern crudes also compete with canada, venezuela, mexico, those bring in heavy crudes. it is already a competition there. analysts are telling us it will not be a major increase. we should be able to maintain that market share in the u.s.. angie: gotcha. thank you for talking to both manus and myself. we have first word headlines. snapchat ipo could come as early as march as the parent company filed confidentially last week. we have been told snap is targeting evaluation. one person familiar with the situation said snap is closely monitoring postelection volatility and may take the idea if needed. snapchat has 150 million daily users. and, the most famous face on , super mariopads run can be downloaded for free but users will have to pay about $10 to unlock all the features. this comes after nintendo's successful launch of pokemon go earlier this week. it marks the first time the franchise will be carrying on smartphones. they will introduce to android devices later. paul ryan has won unanimous republican support for house speaker. he has support of president-elect dona

canada, just won't happen right now. the website crashed overnight and expert reports believe the after the site went down around 10:30 p.m. eastern time. online searches regarding moving to canada have grown in recent months. >>> in other news, here in the valley, investigators working to figure out what sparked this inferno in phoenix. this was near 26th street and thomas. we can tell you a number of things here, propane tanks and as many as caught fire in addition to power lines there. srp is working on those repairs right now. >>> keeping it local, this is a shooting near 51st avenue and thomas. police officers are on the scene there, several units there, investigating a bullet hole. one of the things they are investigating there at an apartment complex. no word on injuries. we'll keep you updated. iris? >>> we have a mild start door. the breezes are keeping temperatures a little elevated, in the 60s to 70s. clear skies on your drive into work and by the time you're heading home, we're staying sunny. it's another warm afternoon with breezes too. 72 now, and we'll cool little further before the temperature starts to climb back

business insider reports the site went down around 10-30 p-m eastern time and access has been spotty since. to canada and becoming a canadian citizen grew in recent months -- particularly after trump won the republican presidential nomination. dozens of women lined up yesterday -- to pay their respects to susan b. anthony. this was the scene in rochester, new york yesterday.. the women marking the first election where americans had the choice to choose a woman for president. anthony died in 1906, 14 years before american women gained the right to vote through the 19th amendment. she was never allowed to cast a warner says: "it's beautiful. i think everybody, regardless of who you voted for, everybody is here celebrating the fact that you can vote. that's a huge thing. and it is very common. i love that there's so many children here. it's just so great to see people paying respects to someone so important in our history." visiting hours were extended last night to allow for more visitors. this election has been stressful for n polling stations in los angeles county offered voters a chance to zen out b

canada. it is pushing a cold front through eastern iowa and colder air comes in behind that will deliver the clouds in the colder temperatures in the next 24 hours. once the colder air arrives, that will be through the first half of the coming weekend. you can see the disturbance to the east of us -- the east of us with chillier air. clouds will be part of the forecast for the next couple of days. on the predictor, you can watch how those spin through the area. here we are at midnight with everybody pretty much in the by the time we get to the noon, snow shower show up, especially north of highway 20. while the model doesn't get these too much further south, i would not be surprised to see some of these get down to interstate while the model doesn't get these too much further south, i would not be surprised to see some of these get down to interstate 80. they may be mixed with raindrops at times. i'm not expecting anything in the way of accumulations. don't expect not to see snow showers, especially tomorrow afternoon. temperatures around 30-31 in the mostly cloudy skies. around here, temper

eastern time this morning. >> the election created a lot of buzz about canada. the canadian government's immigration website crashed tuesday night. and still having issues this morning. online searching about moving to canada and becoming a canadian system grew, especially after trump won the republican nomination. >> stopped by eight polling locations in the city to see how voters felt after they cast their ballots. >> it means a than doing it early. >> they like waiting until the last minute to cast their ballot. the alvarez family says procrastinating together is part of it. >> first time voters say turning in their ballots gets their emotions going. >> it felt good that i could contribute. >> turnout was steady at new hope missionary baptist church, where they say it is a privilege to get voters through the line. >> come out and get out and vote. >> i love doing it, and i love meeting the people and i think it is important that people get out and support about voting. >> many important congressional seats around our area up for grabs. moore re-elected in the

eastern lives at 8:00 and throw the day on wednesday, on ourive on demand website or act. -- app. canada withred from an internet rural -- international perspective on the election. this will be broadcast live at 8:00 eastern on c-span two. princeton university, a history and public affairs professor and also the author of "the fierce urgency of now." thank you for joining us this morning. during this campaign, the donald trump campaign has raised this specter of what happened with the election of 2000 between george w. bush and al gore. can you paint the picture of not only what's been said about it in the context of this campaign but whether there is merit to those comparisons? guest: in 2000, it was a very close election between al gore and parts of the bush. -- george w. bush. there was a dispute about the count in florida, looking at particular ballots in certain counties. what we saw after the election there weress where recounts over contested votes that ultimately ended in a supreme court decision that stopped the recounts. that's very different from what we're hearing today. tod

eastern seaboard. there is cooler air now beginning to reveal itself across southern canada. green bay 54. bangor the cool air never left. still at 47. it's this weather system out of of the cooler air. when you move air around warm or cool you get warmer weather. just the clouds. mild overnight tonight. 50 to 55. morning commute features mostly cloudy skies a few peaks of sun. mild tomorrow morning 52 to 54. others will stay in the 50s. we'll sort it out in a few minutes. ; a new hampshire man facing sobering charges after a crash. todd gurley was arraigned via video today. the 45-year-old is facing several charges including driving under the influence. crash happened yesterday on route 111. gurley pulled out on the street hitting a car pushing it into on coming traffic. killing a 69-year-old woman. >> anchor: defense attornies making a case for life in prison today. defense saying their argument will focus on head injuries sampson suffered as a trial. it was thrown out 5 years ago because of juror misconduct. sampson admitted to murdering phillip mclusky. he admits he killed 2 other men

the country, even southern canada, when you take a look at how much snow is on the ground now in the united states, we are only sitting at 1%. there is nothing in the eastern country and nothing in southern canada, the only place seeing any snow pack is the northern part of the rockies now western montana. and this is the least amount of snow we have had on the ground since they kept records of snow depth, since 2003. pretty unimpressive. and with no snow pack in canada, you can't get the cold air to pull down. satellite 6 along with action radar you see the band of precipitation of clouds passing through with the front and that continues the journey off to the south and east and remains partly cloudy for most of the overnight. and 39 allentown and 46 in philadelphia and 36 in millville. the day planner for thursday, again sunshine is in control, we won't see the increase in cloud coverage whatsoever. and temperatures warm into the 60s as you go into the middle part of your thursday. the four day at 4:00 forecast. we hit a high of 62 and mostly sunny tomorrow and sunshine stays in control on friday at 68 degrees, saturday very warm and late day shower at 6

eastern time. access has been spotty since then. online searches regarding moving to canada is and becoming a canadian citizen grew in recent months particularly after donald trump won the nomination. >> krystal: donald trump appeared to serve quite the dessert at his election night party in new york last night. tower complete with secret service escorts. as you can see the cake is in his likeness. a lot of people saying they're not quite sure if it looks like donald trump. but the cake is the talk of social media and people were weighing in. obviously people always have something to say. trump's election night party took place just around the corner from trump tower at the new york hilton. >> michelle: i'm so excited for this next story. this is amazing really. what they can do now. boys who were conjoined at the head -- you see them there. that's anias and jayden. he's been treating them since they under went a nearly 30-hour long surgery to separate the two of them. guess what? if you have been following this story. they are doing exceptionally well. they're 13 months old

flake in eastern colorado that system is showing weakening. most of that should push through the up and canada. if your travel day is not until tomorrow you will be okay. a few thin clouds the head line is the front. advance as it moves through the winds pick up out of the southwest. they'll be strong a couple of gusts around 30. clouds and colder air to the north. behind at this time north morning before that dice down and moves out. fast moving simples 27 in the mountains. pahrump 40 and highs tomorrow afternoon boulder city at 67. 62 in indian springs. 72 in laughlin and 66 in mosquite. 48 with high, thin clouds. mostly sunny tomorrow. the big travel day. make it to 68 the backside. thanksgiving will be cooler. a high of 63 with a light north breeze. should go away in the afternoon. compared to the country that qualifies for living large. the seven day forecast. shopping day sun and he 62. higher expectations of the next front might deliver water on sunday and breezy sunday to monday. somebodying we will monitor because highs in the 50s. i like >> a good consultant. >> looking for another c

the rules of the turkey in muskogee women of the eastern half of north america in to canada, the women of the pueblo and hope the city state and not the women and what is now the u.s. southwest have been much research and found to be remarkable when compared with w women's roles in western europe on the eve of columbus and infamous appearance in the americas. in the agricultural society, women were the creators of seed and hybrid and planted their crops. men participated in attending and the harvesting. each of these nations had their virtue arms of government, but their common bases, food b production, corn, beans and squash, many varieties and colors were similar as for their communal relations. whether women were also architects, builders, men were stonecutters and weavers. these very matrilineal societies in which women controlled directly or ceremonially the distribution of land use and food. women's roles in governance. some were probably strongest among the show day, the federation of the mohawk or dog of seneca nation. certainty of lineages controlled the choice of male represe

eastern iowa or around the midwest. the weather pattern is very benign. all the action is up north of canada are down south to the gulf of mexico. the midwest is high and dry and is destined to stay that way for several more days to come. here is a look at the satellite tonight. you can't even find a cloud on here as this big expanse of high pressure continues to move slowly across the high pressure will be southerly and that will mean a nice uptick in temperatures and we should be about 10 degrees warmer than what we were today. the morning commute tomorrow is looking like a good one in eastern iowa with temperatures around the corridor in the range of 35 to 37 degrees at 7:00 and. wens will be southwest at 5 to 15 and the skies will be sunny in the morning and at noon and all afternoon. looks like another gorgeous day for us. another thing we are expecting you can expect that this time of year as lowe's get back into the 30s. it will be breezy and even warmer than today. we will be in the 60s for highs and this quiet weather pattern is going to last right through the weekend at least to th

eastern kentucky into west virginia. behind it, a lot of cold, arctic air from canada and this will be reeferring in our area tomorrow. we start today with sunshine as we go wa outside. 67degrees. that's a quick warm up. mid-afternoon, clouds are tracking with gusty showers. as the showers hit, it won't be a widespread soaking but hit-or- miss showers. the forecast highs it today, in the 60s. it will be warmest south and easter of dc. 69 in dc and frederick, cooler, quicker today with temperatures only making it in the 60s. see the temperature in west virginia? cumberland, 56, this is the colder air that will arrive earlier. we'll take that. tomorrow, highs at best in the upper 40s but i think the majority of the day is spent in the mid-40s. but tomorrow, it's not just the cold temperatures. it's the winds. the winds tomorrow afternoon miles per hour. what that will do is take the feels like temperatures down into the 30s tomorrow. and it feels like the 30s, so dpleses -- dress in a lot of layers. this afternoon, showers arriving late and temperatures tumbling tonight and tomorrow, feeling like temperatures in include

low pressure in the upper atmosphere offshore pulling the cool air down from canada, so we expect a very cold night in the eastern part of the country. here's the advisories and warnings going on. where you see the dark shade of blue, that's the frost advisory in effect. temperatures ranging anywhere from 32 to 37. and lasts until 9:00 a.m. and this region, not likely a killing frost. temperatures in the mid to upper 30s, just a few isolated spots at 32, and the blithe blue is -- light blue is a freeze warning, definitely a killing freeze with low 30s to upper 20s across central virginia. maybe a bit milder across north hampton county. we showed you the rain before the commercial break, and here's the rain fall not widespread steady heavy rain, maybe two inches across southern louisiana, and texas as well, and lesser totals, western pennsylvania half inch, and northern mountains could see anywhere from a quarter to a half inch of rain with that front coming in. and here across central and eastern north carolina, maybe a tenth of an inch to a quarter, and no rain is expected across parts of alabama and georgia. th

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eastern half of the united states, experiencing some early to mid fall warmth. now, there's also cool air on the maps, as well. head out through southern canada. temperatures in those locations 50s and 60s. not bitterly cold but returning us back to where we should be this time of year. and ma moving process, that's delightful afternoon and evening. clouds overnight tonight, mild for you morning commute, low 60s. a few scattered showers tomorrow afternoon with temps tomorrow near 60 and then the showers will taper off tomorrow evening. that's the cool front moving through. friday is a blustery and chilly day. we'll talk more about that and your weekend forecast in a few minutes. >>> sky 7 hd over the scene of a train that went off the rails in westford. officials say hazardous materials was on board. the good news, none of it has spillednd figure out how to safely move it. victoria warren has all the details. >> reporter: a freight train jumping the tracks and inside one of the cars, fairis. neighbors were originally told they might have to evacuate but then good news. >> we had no environmental impact at all. so the tank that was in question

canada. lagarde atchristine 315 p.m. eastern. we will bring that to you live.his is bloomberg. ♪ david: this is bloomberg markets. we look at how some investors are positioning and -- themselves ahead of donald trump's inauguration. peter cory found some reasons for optimism. you laid out the bullish case for a donald trump presidency. those who are bullish see signs of optimism. >> the first thing you have to acknowledge is it is kind of surprising that the markets were his positive after his election as they ended up being. stock market futures fell sharply in the early hours but quickly rebounded and trended upward in the following week. the past couple of days have been roughly flat. that is a little bit of a surprise, let's step back, that is not what people were predicting. that is the first case that the markets are telling us they are not as alarmed by a trump presidency as you might have thought. quoted -- technology help is a bit -- pivotal this could be. he is not all optimism, there is a sense that there is a pivotal moment in the grand historical s

eastern half of the nation. i mean take a look at this. a trough in the west with colder air. and this huge ridge builds all the way into southeastern cana canada. so we're talking about the next couple of days temperatures not only in the 60s but touching 70. then that moves out, and this trough moves eastward. associated with this much cooler air and this moves in by the time sunday rolls around. the air will be cold enough for some snowflakes if we have any moisture around with the next front and weather system that moves n most of the moisture will stay to the north. but we could see a few flakes late saturday night into sunday morning especially north and west of the city. we'll talk more about that with the seven day forecast later in the broadcast. it's kind of like i didn't know and yank. >> all right. a lot more i didn't know than yank. >> all right. crowd of college students stage a walkout in delaware county. they want to provide a safe place for undo you meaned immigrants after last week's election they're worry about illegal immigrants being depor deported in huge numbers. dawn timmeney is live at swarthmore college. students want

forward presence, the deployment of four battalions and four eastern european countries, the three balts and poland, the u.s., germany, canada and the uk taking the lead for these battalions but a number of other allies also contributing forces. in addition, we had just before the summit, an exercise that certified the very high readiness joint task force as part of nato's rapid reaction capabilities and we also had agreement on a tailored presence in southeastern europe. so, this was part of the package of moving from reassurance to deterrence. also a package regarding those in the south. nato was prepared to offer support to the counter-isil coalition, particularly in the areas of awax flights and defense-capability building and nato offered support to the eu, in particular to "operation sophia" in the central med. this was a package of issues related to security challenges coming from the south. and the third basket of issues i would look at in terms of both new challenges and an increasing more effective nato/eu cooperation. nato in the eu issued a joint declaration. they were going to work on a number of things more tog