thanks to southwesterly winds, it won't be still chilly for any late dinners saturday morning or early services sunday morning. winds pick up tomorrow but since they'll be coming from the southwest, it will help to move warmer air to our region. highs tomorrow will range from the mid 50s to the low 60s. a cold front will track through on monday, so we'll start the work week a little cooler. through the week, temperatures will stay in the 50s - with a few 60s here and there - until next weekeno close or over eastern iowa. that will bring the chance for showers late week as well as a major cool down for next weekend...back to normal temperatures in the 40s. there isn't much change in our weather for this weekend. similar to last weekend, it will be quiet with lots of sunshine. temperatures will be a little closer to normal (but still warm for this time of year). highs today will reach the low 50s overnight, the low to mid 30s. thanks to southwesterly winds, it won't be as cold as last night was, but still chilly for any late dinners saturday morning or early services sunday morning. wind

>>reporter: our temperatures are warmth morning thanks to a southwesterly flow. cloud cover is looking in daytime heading from yesterday. the cold front doesn't come through until later on. we still have the hours now. we had showers roll through roxboro. you can see the band swinging through. we gray skies and not showing wet roads on jones street. it won't be anything that causes real issue for the morning commute. forty-nine in 49 in durham. fifty-nine let's look at roads at can 7:00 >>reporter: i want to check that road weather index. on radar we see light rain moving through the northern section of the viewing area. we are not talking about significant rainfall but not really seeing big delays with either incident. we'll keep our eyes on sensor readings. here is a look at the trip coming in through johnstown county. it's taking 18 minutes according to sensors. here is a look at that situation on the durham freeway. it's a bit of aback up on the austin a freeway. southbound traffic is looking fine this morning. let's look at the 40 drive times. that's updated

southwesterly winds will become breezy monday across the state. daytime highs will also take a tumble monday afternoon. look for lows sunday morning in the 50s and 60s for metro phoenix. highs will be in the upper 70s sunday afternoon. for monday, morning lows will be in the 50s with highs in the upper 60s. this storm system is a fast mover, so sunshine will return to arizona tuesday. daytime highs in the valley will remain in the upper 60s tuesday afternoon before sunshine and highs in the 70s a chandler family who is grieving the loss of a young mother who was hit and killed last week.. has some good news to share. according to the go-fund-me page for the family of "pamela hesselbacher".. . her 3-year-old son "ryan" is now out of the hospital.. and back home. "hesselbacher" and her two kids were hit by an accused red-light-runner a week ago.. as the family was walking in a crosswalk.. at ray and co "crossing the street when they were suppose to cross the street and something like this, unfortunate happening, it makes it that tough and its just o

thanks to southwesterly winds, it wn as cold as last night was, but still chilly for any late dinners saturday morning or early services sunday morning. winds pick up tomorrow but since they'll be coming from the southwest, it will help to move warmer air to our region. highs tomorrow will range from the mid 50s to the low 60s. a cold front will track through on monday, so we'll start the work week a little cooler. through the week, temperatures will stay in the 50s - with a few 60s here and there - until next weekend. low >>> good morning. breaking overnight. violent protests. one person shot in oregon while more than a dozen people are arrested from new york to miami to l.a. this morning, the president-elect offering a glimpse into 2017 and his possible planning for obamacare. we are live with that and trump's transition team. >>> and terrifying moment for a firefighter. it wasn't the fire that posed a problem for the brave responder. wait until you see the moments following the ladder climb. leaving his own show ten years ago. tonight, he says he'll make it for the first ever htios

a little bit of a southwesterly breeze.nshine for delaware, the lehigh valley, the suburbs, new jersey and philadelphia, too. and yes, it does continue tomorrow. a look at these forecasts in detail when i'm back in less than ten minutes. >> just about 5:00 a.m. another rough commute getting under way on this second day of the septa strike. contract talks resume later on this morning after breaking off at 1:00 this morning. septa reports both sides continue to make progress. the walkout by bus drivers and trolley and subway operators started yesterday. the regional rails are running but septa warned riders to expect more delays even on the regional lines. septa went to court seeking an injunction to stop pickets from interfering with that rail service. >> we have you covered this morning with live team coverage. everything you need to know. nbc 10's matt delucia is live in west philadelphia with more on the negotiations and what's next. pamela osborne talking with commuters in fern rock this morning. let's start with nbc 10

southwesterly flow will bring in some subtropical moisture in the form of high clouds saturday afternoon around metro phoenix, signaling a change in the weather is taking shape. look for valley above average saturday in the low 80s. by sunday, skies will be mostly cloudy with moisture continuing to pump into arizona ahead of a pacific storm system tracking towards the state. with the clouds, sunday morning lows will be warmer, bottoming out in the mid 50s for the valley. despite the clouds, daytime highs will remain several degrees above average, topping out in the upper 70s. by late sunday afternoon, showers will start to spread into the state from the southwest. the valley will have substantial rain chances sunday evening. widespread light to moderate rain will sweep across arizona through the first half of we can't rule out a couple of thunderstorm s monday morning. as the cold front of this system continues to track eastbound across arizona, snow levels will drop. they'll start off at about 9000 ft sunday and bottom out to about 7000 ft by monday afternoon. the highest peaks of the w

the high 70 south southwesterly winds at about 10 to 15 miles an hour at times.ler air to the north. and to the east but look at the south and the west hagerstown still 70. charlottesville 80 degrees. some of that warmth a piece of it is going to move our way tomorrow. fair weather high pressure builds off the coast. here we go again with that summer like pattern we get some surges of warm southwesterly winds ahead of this front and squeezes or funnels the warmth up the coastal plain and we reply the benefits near record warmth tomorrow ahead of this front but this front is moving a little bit ahead of schedule and that means the rain will come in on the earlier side by midday. so temperatures will warm and then they're going to cool by tomorrow afternoon. it's going to be pretty quick warm up. high pressure builds in behind it an cool high pressure system w we look at the precipitation and the rain moving in, just clear skies through the early morning hours. some clouds as the day progresses and there's line of showers and some thunderstorms by 1:00, 2:00 o'cloc

a southwesterly flow, so it's sunny and pleasant at least for the next two days.o it's a nice start to the month of november. and the peak of the heat moves in on thursday. a surge of southwesterly winds ahead of a strong cold front will dry temperatures near record levels. the record for thursday is 80 degrees and we can hit that record. overnight 41 in the city. 35 in the suburb. clear, little creepy on this halloween night. cooling fast a morning chill by the afternoon 62 which is seasonably warm for this time of year. and notice the winds become southerly. southwesterly wind will begin to build in by wednesday into thursday. guess what? this weekend it's back to standard time. so remember saturday night before you go to bed or early sun day morning, 2:00 a.m. turn that clock back to 1am we gain an hour sleep. lucy likes that. i don't like the sun sets an hour early. >> get an hour of sleep extra. >> i know. i know. here's a look the your seven day forecast from the weather authority. wednesday 74 the peak of the heat is thursday. the storm hold off until late

tomorrow, it will be 62 degrees with the strong southwesterly wind. a strong northerly wind on friday. 50 on saturday after the first freeze of the season here in milwaukee. 29 for a low temperature. we'll stay in the upper 50s monday through wednesday. >> a lighter moment in all of the election chaos. bellaire cantina posting this. thank goodness the election season is over, let's celebrate our democracy. one free margarita who walks in >> they said they were going to offer a free margarita with anybody with an "i voted" sticker. can't really do that. >> problems at the polls, the local communities where things didn't go smoothly and the ran out of ballots in the middle of the afternoon. back to plain old television now. mike m mccarthy show. more local news on live at 10:00. >> voters said yes to a $28 million bond to fix the middle and high school old pipes. they are causing flooding 61% yes. 39% no. >> nine minutes before 5:00, the storm chaser on its way to before 5:00 in the morning. taking a live look. we were. that was going to be democracy pl

a southwesterly wind develop up to the lower 40 oz. by the time we get to sunrise tomorrow, the temperatures could be warmer. weather wise though, very quiet. clear tonight and more sunshine for tomorrow. the big factor will be southwesterly wind, a warm wind at 15 to 30 miles per hour. that's going to bump temperatures tomorrow into the upper 50s to lower 60s across the region. plenty of sunshine and the wind will be annoying. once again, right around 57 degrees. a nice day for early to mid-november. a light westerly breeze and then that sunshine is going to feel great. the low temperatures drop to around 40 degrees and of in up towards sunrise as the southwest wind does develop. 7-day forecast, 57 today. 62 tomorrow. the wind shifts to the north, we'll struggle to get out of the 40s. everything is quiet, just like the weather. roads are fine. no delays from brooke field to downtown and free flowing traffic coming in from the north and south side. >> 5:51. still ahead on today's tmj4. >> some of the hot races for the seats for house r

vo: just one. to our east bringing a return flow of southwesterly breezes. above average, yet again. some locations have approached 70 degrees, about 15 to 20 degrees above our average readings which are close to 50 degrees for the first week in november. with such a stable atmosphere and dry conditions we'll remain free from any rain for at couple of days. in fact, it's possible some of the area could escape any precipitation for more than a week. there is one exception. monday night into tuesday a trough of low pressure will push through the region and trigger a chance for a few showers, but even that doesn't appear to be a coming up in sports... a look ahead to tomorrow's colts-packers game.and could the badgers snap a losing streak in evanston, and get a win over northwestern? rod's what greases the gears in washington? money. and ron johnson fits right in. six years ago, shington, then voted to protect $21 billion in tax breaks for the world's biggest oil companies. $21 billion. a wisconsin senator, protecting tax breaks for oil companies. that's ron johnson. that's washington.

here at freedom plaza, 77 degrees with that southwesterly wind. clear sky and cloud makes but here in lakeland, 74 degrees with that southwesterly wind at four meet me. a few clouds in polk county. and palm harbor, 76 degrees. a gorgeous looking day in innisbrook with a westerly wind at seven meet me. one more look here at hyundai new port richey 77 degrees with that south wind at 8 miles per hour. overall, not a bad day. kind of gloomy at times and we picked up a few light showers. kind of day coming up. toys for tots close to our hearts, the john minter memorial. roughriders will be there with the teddy bear bus. it's always fun to fill that up. that's fridays -- friday, december 9 from 6 pm to 7 pm. donate blood while you're at it. >>> the hurricane season is toast as of today. 15 named storms, seven hurricanes. the most recent hurricane otto, and today marks the end of the 2016 hurricane season. there is a shot from rod carter picking up the showers. he was just as surprised as others today. a few clouds lingering, 70 degrees at 7 am and 4 pm

tonight there will be more clearing as a weak area of high pressure brings a southwesterly wind back to help keep temperatures close to 40 degrees along the lakefront with upper 30s more local newsmilwaukee police actively searching for the suspect who shot two people -- killing one of them. officers found the victims -- a 30-year old man and 57-year old woman near 76th and glenbrook last night the man died at the scene despite life saving efforts by firefighters.the woman was treated, and taken to the the hospital. she is expecto a suspect in the shooting. today, the little girl killed by a suspected hit and run driver -- will be laid to rest in milwaukee.5-year-old rickyia langham was hit by an s-u-v while on her way to church.police say the driver -- lesheba crow-der lied about the vehicle being stolen.the criminal complaint says her boyfriend was driving it when he struck the girl and drove off. he's been arrested. the trump transition continues to take shape this morning. surrounding one of trump's top advisors criticism is pouring in on president-elect donald trump's choice of

and it's more of a westerly or southwesterly.ll see gusty winds kick in as the winds shift and temperatures will come down during the late afternoon hours. and it will set the stage for a chilly weekend, especially on saturday. morning temperatures in the 30s. highs in the 40s and low 50s on saturday. we'll get a nice warm-up on saturd sunday but after another cold morning. so big changes ahead. you can see it on the "7-day forecast." veterans day we'll stay dry and winds will be stronger this afternoon, gusting to 30 miles per hour. and that 62 degrees that happens right around midday, gets colder as the day goes on. by tomorrow morning, 33 degrees. nice rebound after a cold morning on sunday and another warm-up on monday, but clouds increasing on monday. now we're look at a pretty good chance of some showers on tuesday. that will keep the temperatures a bit lower with a high of 55. and then they're out of here for the rest of the week. wednesday, thursday, friday, saturday into the low 60s. cool tow cooldown expected for the se

gonna ease off to our southeast, pumping in that warm southwesterly wind flow and continuing to bring us dry, stable air in place. future forecast indicates thas the way it's gonna stay. yawner as we head into our sunday. not bad, right? your storm team forecast for tonight, starry skies, a bit 43 degrees, especially inland for tomorrow. bright blues re skiurn, windy though. the southwesterly breezes gust tee near 30 miles per hour helping temperatures all the way up to near 60 degrees. here comes your storm team 4 seven-day forecast. get ready for picture perfect conditions tomorrow leading into mostly sunny skies on monday. we're gonna remain in the 50s for much of the first half of the week, which is several degrees above average for this time of year, and by thursday, very warm, near 60 degrees. it looks likere no big storm system to affect us. no precipitation to speak of, until thursd night into friday morning. so if you've been onefhose blingers just not taking care of the outdoors like yours truly, great opportunity to do it over the next few days. >>> up next in sports, are t

we have a west southwesterly wind trying to bring in some drier air. it is a lot of sunshine through parts of connecticut and some of this is going to work in. i expect things to brighten up over the next couple of hours. we have southwest. the tides are high. the coast oflooded visor he until 2:00. we go into the next few hours before the sun sets at 4:21 and there will be a few breaks of sunshine. temperature sneak up into the mid-50's. more sunshine in the forecast. we will talk about that pattern erika: tufts university reporting an increase in mumps cases. the school says several students at its somerville campus have been diagnosed with the contagious bible disease. students faculty and staff have been informed they are encouraged to get checked out if they have symptoms. tufts is working with health officials to monitor the situation. the new hampshire supreme court hearing the appeal of the man convicted of killing lizzi marriott. seth sentence for killing the westborough native tree at her body was never found. azalea -- appealed based on prio

we've got a southwesterly wind at 5 miles an hour. that's not a big win but that is a warming direction for us. that's going to lead to a big warmup during the day. heading for the low 70s this afternoon with plenty of sunshine. any light fogç disappears firs thing this morning, bright sunshine, 70s, a few scattered clouds as we head into the evening hours. pleasant all day long for the suburbs, new jersey, the lehigh valley and delaware. i'll take you through it hour by hour when i'm back in less than ten minutes. >> thank you, bill. another rough commute is under way on the second day of the septa strike. both sides head back to the bargaining table later this morning after breaking off at around 1:00 this morning, five hours ago. septa reporting they're making progress. the strike has idled buses, trolleys and subways. regional rails are running. septa warned riders to expect more delays today. we have team coverage of the septa strike and the impact on the morning commute. pamela osborne is with the commuters, matt delucia and we

they southwesterly wind and a nice mild day. mild is a good way to describe it because the humidity is definitely noticeable today. here is crystal river. a bit cloudy for sure. 79 degrees there. temps are above normal keeping in mind the average temp is southwesterly wind. a little bit hazy on the horizon. st. pete beach with that south wind. that south wind is quiet. saint freedom plaza looks overcast. we had showers in this area yesterday. kindness day is coming up december 9 at the news center from 6 am to 7 pm. you can drop off food for feeding tampa bay, toys for tots, and the bear drive from rough riders. donate blood as well. that is december 9. flyover the international space station tonight. that is visible for about six minutes at 5:55 pm in the northeast sky. the maximum height about 48 degrees. this is actually sunrise this morning from charles. you also notice a few clouds earlier on today. forecast thank him 73 degrees, 83 degrees at 4 pm and a 10% chance of a shower. 79 degrees and temple terrace, center 77 degre

got a southwesterly wind. that's really what's brought in warmth. temperature started out mild so we are running above the average. 70 showing up around the pittsburgh area. st. louisar . we are not getting that war but already climbing up through the 60's with the southwesterly wind coming off the water for you along the south coast and the cape. the coolest spot as we go through the afternoon but still in the lower 60's. average high this time of year is 56 degrees. most are already at 61. boston, 63, beverly, 62. sunshine mixing with clients upper 60's in a few towns. could notch that 70 degree-mark in the next couple of hours. sunset, 5:36. temperatures hold mostly in the 50's through midnight or so. thereafter we may see a couple of showers try to move and while the full-time -- we will have a full timeline and just a bit. erika: just six days until the election and i'll trump is gaining the -- and donald tron is gaining momentum. po reopening its investigation into the e-mail server. maggie: as the campaign scrambles to cover ground and as may

we are in southwesterly flow. mostly clear here over ahead of this front, there is a big batch of moisture blossoming up. it will be mostly cloudy early in the day on sunday. then by the afternoon, in the west, and along continental divide, might have a little rain and snow develop. and this low over las vegas on sunday will start to move into southern colorado coming up monday, tuesday, wednesday, much cooler temperatures. a few chances of snow return to denver by the time that arrives. today's high, made it to 49 degrees at the airport, 48 normally 48 degrees this time of year. out there tonight, we are at the freezing point of 32 in the city. south wind of 16 miles an hour. ronald sherwood coming in at 26 tonight. and you really want to get cold, mark russell in walden. a little over 8,000 feet. eight degrees on his thermometer. most mountain communities will be cold. tines, single digits. down low, teens and 20s here. and a little bit warmer tomorrow here out east, we will be in the 50s in the mountains and th

the first sign will be widespread southwesterly winds across southern nevada tomorrow... and then a cold front midday that north and that will open the door for the much colder temps that will finish the week. .............. temps will be up near record highs cooler 60s and overnight lows in the 40s and chilly 30s. ((sherry swensk)) >>> back to you./// >>> the trump transition into the white house continues to take shape. lan the secret service is now vetting residents and employees of trump tower... as they work to provide the soon-to-be commander-in- chief with the same level of security as president obama. hena daniels has the latest. a campaign source tells cbs news rudy giuliani is favored to serve as secretary of state in donald trump's new administration. speaking at a wall street journal forum in washington last night...the former new york city mayor refused to discuss his chances. instead -- he came to the defense of steve bannon...the right-wing media mogul tapped as the president-elect's chief strategist: he may have a different view of america than you do but

but advance of this front most of southwesterly winds in th temperatures above the norms. this is our rainfall forecast. this goes through tuesday of next week. so get used to what you are seeing out there with a lot of sunshine and clear skies. here's the satellite showing the absence of weather over the midwest tonight. in our northern counties of looks like low temperatures will be in the range of 34-36 tonight with patchy frost. temperatures about the same, somewhere around 36-37. 37 in tipton and tama, 36 invention. in the north tomorrow lots of sunshine temperature 64-660. in the southern counties a bit warmer down around washington and security in close to 600, 66 in cedar rapids and 68 iowa city. here's the extended forecast. dry weather through the period. some fluctuations in temperatures. we will go down a bit on veterans day to 53 and by sunday we are back to 60 in much of next remain above normal before our next shot of cold air. >>> how president-elect tromp was able to blow through a wall of blue to win the white house. across all political sides tonight, pe

southwesterly breeze will set up. grab some of the milder air and yank it up to the northeast. won't be quite this warm, 80s this afternoon. record highs across much of the mid south. nashville 86. cincinnati at 76. buffalo 71. here is a warm front. through the day tomorrow. along the front, there are a few clouds. even a couple of showers across southern canada. they'll graze northern new england tonight. for us we'll have a few clouds on itself increase, that will set up a southwesterly breeze that will go to work while you go to bed. breezy, temperatures between 40-46. these will the overnight lows so about 20 degrees warmer than where we were this morning. so we're starting so much warmer, tomorrow afternoon we're going to finish milder, mix of clouds, sunshine. like october than november. mid and upper 60s city around 65. attleboro at 68. north of town route 3, up to the merrimack, numbers running in the mid and upper 60s with a mix of clouds and sunshine. i don't think it will be wall to wall sunshine like today but nice, afterre 56. fitchburg at 57678 of -- 67. nantucket

today, clouds early on, a southwesterly wind, skies conservative. mid-to-upper 60s, could touch 70 in a couple of spots today. certainly feeling mild as we go through the afternoon. now, overnight we'll see clouds thicken up a little bit. by tomorrow morning, couple of showers may be approaching from the west. we'll start out tomorrow once again in the lower 50s and into the 60s. more clouds tomorrow, mainly dry weather until 2:00 or 3:00 in the afternoon. do within this. can't rule out a rumble of thunder. for the evening commute, right on top of the greater boston area, parts of southern new hampshire, so tomorrow evening's commute may be wet. the rain will get out of here tomorrow night. quarter to maybe half an inch with highest amounts probably across southern new hampshire. gusty winds the story on friday. they are bringing back chilly temperatures. wind gusts in the the morning combined with a temperature only 50. a mainly dry weekend ahead. saturday night before you go to bed, turn the clocks back, we get the extra hour of sleep. >> that's m

that southwesterly wind at 12 miles per hour still going at 6:00.at 9:00. they become westerly during the morning. but they shift will this afternoon. so we're going to see the temperatures warm up. i expect them to peak around lunchtime. 62 in philadelphia, near 60 in the suburbs. and upper fifth for lehigh valley while delaware hit 62 degrees. 60s it at jersey and the shore. gusty winds this afternoon. i'll break down the forecast hour by hour when i come back in less than ten minutes. but first jessica boyington has your traffic. >>> we have lanes blocked in between broad street and ridge avenue. this is a project that is set to be there this morning until about 5:30. so about another hour of one lane getting by on the southbound side of the boulevard which is approaching the schuylkill expressway. also construction near city hall, there is a crane lift, road reduced to one lane there as well until about 5:30. also p.a. turnpike, construction between have has the left lane closed but drive times are okay. >>> and we are following breaking news fr

the wind, a little bit of a southwesterly breeze at 8 miles per hour. it's more southwesterly in dover, but items become wednesdit's become westerly in coatesville. as we go into the afternoon, the shift in direction, that is a northwesterly wind will be flooding in this afternoon of winds of 18 to 20 miles per hour with gusts possibly as high as 30 miles per hour. so that will start bringing down the temperatures during the afternoon hours. but even with that cold front passing by, we'll still be in for lots of sunshine. no sign of any serious clouds, any showers to the north that are coming in with the cold front are going to disappear before they arrive here. so we won't get the wet weather, but we'll get the cold. it's snowing right now in canada, so we'll get that cold air heading into the weekend. tomorrow morning in the 30s, tomorrow afternoon we'll struggle to get into the low 50s for philadelphia and suburbs. 48 degrees in the lehigh valley. a warmer day after another cold morning on sunday, new jersey will warm up to 62 along with delaware and

we are in southwesterly flow. mostly clear here over colorado. then once we get into sunday, ahead of this front, there is a big batch of moisture blossoming up. it will be mostly cloudy early in the day on sunday. then by the afternoon, in the west, and along continental divide, might have a little rain and snow develop. and this low over las vegas on sunday will start to move into southern colorado coming up monday, tuesday, wednesday, much cooler temperatures. arrives. today's high, made it to 49 degrees at the airport, 48 downtown. that is close to normal. normally 48 degrees this time of year. out there tonight, we are at the freezing point of 32 in the city. south wind of 16 miles an hour. ronald sherwood coming in at 26 tonight. and you really want to get cold, mark russell in walden. a little over 8,000 feet. eight degrees on his thermometer. most mountain communities will be cold. tines, single digits. down low, teens and 20s here. and a little bit warmer tomorrow here out east, we will be in the 50s in the mountains and the west, still

southwesterly wind, not very strong. when you get to the 60's, and usually you get a strong southwesterly wind to warm us up. that is not the case. 65, 65, 65, the weekend is beautiful. don't forget to turn your clocks back one hour into sunday mo the batteries in your smoke detectors, carbon monoxide detectors, make sure everything is working properly. tuesday, an election, a couple of showers, should not keep you from getting to the polls. 60 again on thursday. a bit colder on friday with a high of 55 degrees. a forecast like that comes in the middle and end of september, not the first and second week of today. good news on the packers' injury stephen: it appears that their starting running back or whatever you want to call him will be good to go against the over 80,000 wisconsin jobs lost to unfair trade. but senator johnson sided with corporate interests, calling for even more unfair trade, voting for special tax breaks costing taxpayers billions. and johnson's been exposed for using what looks like an offshore tax s

southwesterly winds will boost the temperatures into the upper 60s.n some morning fog and once that front moves through temperatures fall take look at thursday. 58 will be the early high temperature. midnight temperature then those temperatures falling quickly into the 40s during the afternoon. friday, saturday, sunday and monday, all look dry but cool. next tuesday the next chance of rain with a temperature of 54 degrees. that's a look at your seven day forecast. we'll send it over to you, sean bell. >>> kathy, eagles starting to fall out of play off contention. the guys dawk about what they need to do in the last five games to get it done plus the bcs play off rankings coming out tonight. penn state looking to sneak their way into the top four. coach james franklin talk about taking care of wisconsin first. that's next in sports. (my hero zero by lemonheads) zero really can be a hero. get zero down, zero deposit, zero due at signing, and zero first month's payment on select volkswagen models. this black friday at the volkswagen sign then drive event

the first sign will be widespread southwesterly winds across southern nevada tomorrow... and then a cold front midday that will turn the winds to the cooler north and that will open the door for the much colder temps that will finish the week. .............. temps will be up near record much cooler 60s and overnight lows in the 40s and chilly 30s. thanks, sherry. now to demetria for a look at the roads. the tropicana/ maryland parkway intersection is closed following a serious injury crash. use alternates like russell, flamingo back to you! ((brian loftus)) meets with vice-president elect mike pence in new york today...as he continues to build his administration. ((kirsten joyce)) former new york city mayor rudy giuliani is the favorite to be secretary of state. despite backlash... appoint right-wing media mogul, steve bannon, to the job of chief strategist...sayi ng he's embraced diversity throughout his career. when asked about it, president obama was more diplomatic: (((president obama) "i think it's important for us to let him make his decisions and i think the americ

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with a light west, southwesterly wind, looking for a high of 67 in boston but 64 in walfam to framingham and nashua 62, lots of lower 60s metro west towards worce from boston to bridgewater. lower 60s and above average for this time of year by 10 degrees or so. and right around 60 on the cape, a nice afternoon on the way. out to the roads right now. see how we're doing. >> a little busy on the roads, a live look outside here, and you can see very heavy volume heading northbound. let's go to the maps and check out your ride. a couple of problem spots, a crash on 24 northbound by the expressway, 25 minutes from braintree into boston. along the pike, in good shape, 15 eastbound, 495 to 128, and another crash blocking a lane. route 2 east by jackson road and north of town an accident coming out of methuen. this crash by 110 has one lane closed, once you get past it, stop and go ride, so far, trains and buses doing ok. >> now to the breaking news we've been following. >> a fire in belmont. we want to get you to meehan. he is live on the scene for us. doug: good morning. we're on the property

we have a southwesterly flow temperatures warm too. it's 54 in south hill. temperatures are in the mid to low 30s. at lunchtime it's 58. the clouds continue to linger. late in the day we will see clearing. we will talk about a cold morning bryan is here with a look at th >>reporter: it's getting worse because of an accident. here at 8:08 the delays are building. we'll look at the latest drive times on 40 westbound. 44 minutes after wade avenue. this is part of the fortified delays we typically see. it's near u.s. one and beyond. between harrison and aviation. the trip stands at 54 minutes. you can see delays back here in the fortify work zone. it will continue all the way out through the accident site. because the traffic is stop and crawl around the wade interchange we are seeing heavy delays on outbound wade. some people say it's like a parking lot over towards 440, edwardsville road, and beyond. again 54 is probably your best option. >>> thank you, ryan. it's 8:09. >> the states were voters approved new marijuana laws. >>> let's talk about the north carol

we kept a southwesterly breeze between five and 10 dollars per hour. average lows are in the 30's and we are at 51 this morning. it is cooler for inland locations with clear skies and calm winds. one upper 30's, 39 in watertown. no dense fog across southeast wisconsin. early morning travel plans should be ok. sunglasses will be needed. sunny to partly cloudy this morning with a quick warm-up of 65. we fall back tonight. the end of daylight savings time and a preview of the work week forecast, coming up. thema: the candidates for last vote. democrat hillary clinton and republican donald trump have stops planned in ohio, florida, and pennsylvania. they are leaning on high-profile supporters to get out their message. wisconsin has heard high-profile visitors from both parties. that will continue. today, mike pence will stop in mukwonago. that is a l speaker paul ryan and senator ron johnson for an event in mukwonago. donald trump will be at state fair park tomorrow afternoon. joe biden held a rally for hillary clinton and russ feingold in madison. the vic

but dry for you, certainly, today, and we have a southwesterly wind this morning on the lighter side, winds stay light today, and cloud cover this morning, thinning out lunchtime into the afternoon. bartoli to at times mostly sunny skies. so the temperatures will rebound. this may be a little conservative. wouldn't surprise me if a few towns touched 70 degrees. look at 67 in boston and lower 60s on cape cod today. th tonight, one or two isolated showers. could be around first thing tomorrow, and temperatures out the door tomorrow, again, on the mild side in the lower 50s to start, but a lot more cloud cover through the day tomorrow, so i don't think that we'll be as warm as today, by 3:00, here comes the rain towards the worcester area, southern new hampshire and look where it is. right on top of us for that evening commute. showers, a few downpours and can't rule out a rumble of thunder, and this exits quickly on thursday night, and we're quarter to half an inch. highest amounts north of the route 2 corridor, and winds are the big story on friday and the temperatures drop. they will

and the wind coming out of the southwesterly later in the day. here's your st. forecast. 80 and partly sunny and dry. and then overnight tonight, plenty of clouds, not as cool with a low of 64. here's your 7-day forecast. as we head through the next few days, 20% chance for showers with the front on monday. and then we remain dry for the rest of workweek and relatively cool temperatures. >>> many of us know that exercise is good for us, whether we do it for not. >> and these days, medical coming doctors to recommend exercise for their patients with prescriptions. >> reporter: exercise has far reaching effects for almost everybody's system from the brain to the heart. and two medical schools are teaching students how to prescribe exercise as how to prevent a variety of ailments it will help lower high blood pressure and evidence suggested it has positive effects for some cancer patients. and it helps control type 2 diabetes and treating diabetes and all the applications, costs billions of dollars a year. but it is largely preventable through diet and exercise. th

during the day tomorrow, temperatures rebounding to skate with a west southwesterly wind.n election day, beautiful everywhere. you just can't lose tomorrow. get out the vote earlier in the afternoon with high temperatures are well into the 60s on your seven day forecast from the weather authority cooler with that rain on wednesday. then temperatures bump up thursday, friday veterans day and also we have our walk to end alzheimer's not a bad day but cooler than average. and then temperatures rebound sunday and next monday close to 60 degrees. and that's a look at your seven day. >> all right. >> thanks, kathy. >> um-hmm. >> how you guys feeling right now. >> i'm still wearing philadelphia eagles green. >> you haven't jumped off the band wagon. >> no. i'm firmly planted. i've got more room on the band wagon now. as we were saying yesterday. >> he's a rookie. not going to make the playoffs. >> i never said that. >> i wanted it to be clear herm edwards. coming off their second straight loss. >> i'll give them seven or eight at least. that's what i think. rookie well he's looki

seeing the breeze, more of a southwesterly wind today. the warm air that is slowly pushing into the area, which is making for a much more comfortable morning this morning. there's still a chill in the air, 40s and low 50s. no sign of the 30s or even some spots yesterday morning in the 20s that we saw to start with yesterday. 43 degrees in the lehigh valley. that's the cool spot, 40s in new jersey, right at 50 degrees for the suburbs. a much warmer morning. that 43 degrees is producing some very light fog in berks county, into lehigh and northampton counties. no thick fog just yet. that still could happen. these temperatures are falling at this hour. we'll monitor for fog and then with sunshine, we'll see it quickly disappear. grab your sunglasses and if you have to wear a jacket this morning, because of the temperatures in the 40s and 50s, be able to ditch it this afternoon. look at the 70s for philadelphia, the suburbs, the lehigh valley, nothing more than a few scattered high clouds during the day. no sign of rain today for new jersey.

nothing more than a few scattered clouds and light southwesterly winds.ack in less than ten minutes, i'll go through the forecast hour by hour to show you how quickly it's going to warm up. >> all right, bill, see you in a little bit. we're heading into day two of the septa strike. contract talks resumeç later ts morning after breaking off at 1:00 overnight. septa reports both sides continue to make progress. the walkout by bus drivers, trolley and subway operators started yesterday, of course. the regional rails are running but septa warned riders to expect more delays there today. septa went to court seeking an injunction to stop pickets from interfering with the rail service. >> we have live team

we're down in the 20s and more of a west, southwesterly flow developing and that brings in the milder air, and you can see this front off to the west, and this will come through with limited moisture on wednesday. so a few showers, not a washout of a day, maybe a tenth or two of rain and that's about it. we're in the lower 60s for the election day, and on tuesday, and wednesday, mid 50s, with the few showers around. all right, let's go back out to the roads, olessa, busier out there. >> we're watching the volume building on route 1 in saugus, southbound side heading to the top of the screen, and you can see the delays already in place, check the rest of the ride, no accidents to report. we're watching a disabled car on route 3 northbound by 228, just about out of there, and 30 to 35 minutes on the expressway, and braintree into boston, and some delays along the pike, right now it's about a 25 to 30-minute ride from 495 for 128, heading north of town, 93 southbound, a stop and go ride from 495 for 128, 35 minutes, and from there, down to the lever connector, add another half-hour to yo

with a southwesterly wind developing at 10 to 15 miles per hour this afternoon, and that southwesterly wind will keep us in the 40s overnight, and so it's a mild start tomorrow and we watch this frontal boundary drop in a the winds pick up and the temperatures drop. colder weather settling in as temperatures drop into the 40s in the afternoon. it's an impact weather day for the gusty winds. notice they are close to 30 miles per hour right on into the evening and that is going to set the stage for a cold start. wind chills saturday morning in the 20s, and they will hold generally in the 30s in the afternoon. despite all that sunshine. highs actually in the low 40s but we recover on sunday. back into the 50s and look at we have got that super moon, sunday and monday, so check that out, it looks like we have clear skies. but highs are going to be running astronomically high so we'll watch that. thanks. >> thanks for joining us and have a fantastic day. >> see you back here tomorrow when i have a headache, i my life on hold.t i've got a big night planned with my friends. and i want to enjo

tonight there will be more clearing as a weak area of high pressure brings a southwesterly wind close to 40 degrees along the lakefront with upper 30s inland. now-- let's get to tatiana cash for a look at the roads incident free building traffic keeping an eye on kenosha and racine counties speeds are at/around postedminor issues near wis 164 because of construction e' downs speaking of construction i-94 east shuts down from 11 till 4;30 tomorrow morning your alternate routes are moorland to greenfield/blu breaking this morning... international criminal court prosecutors say a preliminary probe indicates that members of the united states armed forces and the c-i-a may have committed war crimes by torturing detainees in afghanistan. the prosecution office says that u-s armed forces personnel "appear to have subjected at least 61 detained persons to torture" in afghanistan, mainly in 2003-to-2004.the report adds that c-i-a operatives may have in afghanistan and elsewhere mainly in the same time prosecutors say they will decide "imminently" whether to seek authorization to open a full-sc

we start in the upper 20s tomorrow morning with sunshine, sophistry -- southwesterly wind, and it will get up to about 54. today.we hope you'll join us right here again after the cbs captioning sponsored by cbs trump backtracks on obamacare. >> reporter: are you going to make sure that people with preconditions are still covered? >> yes. >> pelley: a first look at an exclusive "60 minutes" interview. also point, christie's out, pence is in, as t team is shaken up. an anti-trump march turns into a riot. >> we are here for love. we are not here to spread hate. >> pelley: there's a jump in accidents with more elderly truck drivers at the wheel. >> reporter: do you think his age played into that at all? >> i do, i do. >> pelley: and why would a couple wait nine years to open a wedding gift? >> you kind of wonder, you know, at the time to turn to the box.

by afternoon the high pushes to the south we get more of a southwesterly wind and temperatures climbls well into the 60s so sunny and dry for tuesd tuesday. a front moves through on wednesday bring something showers and also some cooler temperatures behind it. on the fox future cast clear to tonight into tomorrow looking clear as well as the polls open and then some clouds drifting in. some high clouds during afternoon and the rain moves in wednesday morning for your morning rush to the north and west seeing the rain it moves towards the south and the east by late in the afternoon it's out of here. clear skies in most locations by sunset on wednesday. but if you have to do anything outside, try to do it tomorrow or wait for the end of the week and the weekend. overnight, 40 in the city. 32 in the suburbs mainly clear a bit of a chill in the air but no wind and then we'll see some frost. tomorrow morning a from the advisory for cape may county, delaware counsel teen the entire of state of delaware. when temperatures will be falling into the mid 30s in some spots possibly the lower 30s

mostly sunny skies will be the southwesterly winds, 10 -- 15 miles per hour we will be in the low 60s, for afternoon highs tomorrow. on the flipside, because of those same cool, and clear skies we had tonight, we will cool off once again as we go through the evening tomorrow. going back into the 40s at 9:00. baby some passing clouds as we get into the morning cuppa temperatures will be on the chilly side with 30s -- 40s. i sunday. we are looking pretty nice, upper 50s and 60s. a lot of folks are being at the game. abutting -- abundant sunshine for sunday. temperature in the low 60s. at least the weather will be winning! there you go. it will get into the 60s until if you're going to be out and about, tonight the one -- three footers will kick up to two -- for footers. by sunday, it will be a flat wave pattern that is great news. it does not look great for sailing, but it is a good go. >>> the seven day forecast -- low 60s as we had through the weekend. by the weekend we get into monday, we're still looking sunday, and temperatures in the mid-50s. partly cloudy skies come in, and a for

the first sign will be widespread southwesterly winds across southern nevada tomorrow... and will turn the winds to the cooler north and that will open the door for the much colder temps that will finish the week. .............. big fires in the south with the drought conditions. .................. temps will be up near record highs today and then dropping to much cooler 60s and overnight lows in the 40s and chilly 30s. and because this is traditionally when folks spend more time with family.. joining us now is doctor tracy wakefield with healthcare partners medical group.. . health history this time of year.. ---after talking about these decisions... the next step is to put them in writing.. doing so? ---what services does healthcare partners offer to help with these discussions? ---another important reminder for folks at home... open enrollment is coming to an ((kirsten joyce)) oklahoma city. police are still searching for the gunman. all streets are blocked off while they search./// >>> that's all for 8 news now live at noon.. the vaey remember that 8 news now is alway

it will be out of a west and southwesterly direction. as we get into monday, more sunshine as everyone heads back to work. temperatures could be back to 70 degrees. there is a good deal of sunshine, but that noticeable brees goes as well. it will remain out of the northwest through tomorrow morning before turning more west trend. the chillier of the two days looks to be tomorrow with temperatures mainly in the 40's. notice the temperatures monday, 50's to some low 60's. we fade back from there. we are all above average for next week. our next best chance of showers would be a system writing up the east coast. corner. sean: you were wondering about that. we are joined by fred from celebration kitchen. thank you for coming in. what we doing here? >> we are to show the right way and the wrong way. you will see the difference it makes. i'm hoping the sound is traveling through the television. television. here is a pan that is not qui we've got a little space. you don't want to overfill your pan. if you take a look over here, i actually did a

we are at 58 degrees way southwesterly wind at about five to 10 miles per hour. just enough of a light southwesterly breeze to boost our temperatures this afternoon well into 60s 58 up along 76. here is a look new the afternoon. we'll be under a mostly sunny sky. we'll hit a high today around 65 degrees in denver. with the time change, we hit that earlier in the day. by 6:00, it is dark and we drop into the 50s. in just a few minutes, we'll take a look at how warm it gets later this week, even warmer than today. details in a few minutes. >>> breaking news now. senate in colorado was injured in a crash overnight. he posted on facebook that he suffered several broken ribs. he posted a picture of him being taken to the hospital in an ambulance. his car reportedly rolled several times as he was driving back to colorado from standing rock where the pipeline he says he is okay. ng. >>> the race for the white house should be coming to an end today. by day's end, we should have a new president. here is a look at some of our local voting have cast their ballots. that is a

tonight37 and winds becoming southwesterly and that should stop, but on the way home, they will have them unzipped and probably carrying them home. frosty cold for some and by noon, 60 degrees and a breezy afternoon as the sun goes down. 34 tomorrow and 59 for canton and sunny. look at saturd like today and the pay off is sunday. that's the pick today, walk the dog, pick up the leaves, go to the zoo. 50s through the next week. >>> well, shocking news tonight on women and cancer and the number of women dying is expected to double in the next 14 years. up 60%. it will come from low and middle income countries. >>> we have action here and the wild play tonight to tie the game, plus the indians and the cavs continue the brotherhood, giving out gifts, that story is field,orlando back -- >> a career high and that's from september and now that bat is with jr here and pretty cool souvenir for >>> now lebron james has been to the white house already, and he wanted to see clinton there, but he said, if we couldn't the faith, as hard as it is to do so, we'll be all right. >> i'm so excited abou

tonight for the pta southwesterly breeze. gorgeous evening out there. it should stay clear of right. i'm going to call it relatively mild. for november, it's pretty good. then for tomorrow, sunny skies. we have to wait until tomorrow night with clouds start moving in here. tomorrow, we may get a few degrees warmer. with sunshine and a southwesterly breeze, boy, monday would be a nice day to of. watch what happens during the day. cobalt blue skies. by the time we get to tuesday, were talking about rain in the forecast. the low pressure system will move up. this is a glock tonight. tomorrow will be sunny all day. as we get deeper into the forecast, this will be lifting northward. it is trying to pick up the window little bit and that does present an issue. you know how we are talking about the super moon? it is a full moon, which means high astronomical tide. we will keep an eye on these types here. lunchtime monday, tuesday, and right around noon on wednesday. why? it does not take much. a little wind action, and you not an issue unless that storm was to