. >> reporter: tars, the radar system, monitors the entire to texas carry radar that can detect an aircraft flying too low for conventional radar to see. that includes drones and homemade low-flying planes smugglers use to deliver drugs over the border. >> that's the control? >> this is the steering. engage, get the drugs, the bad guys waiting for the drugs. >> reporter: the radar images are sent to this military base in california. >> my focus is gonna be for what doesn't seem right in this area. >> reporter: once something is spotted, border patrol teams can be in the air within three minutes. >> reporter: if a smuggler makes it over the border, the tars technology helps track down the drugs. before it gets into the wrong hands. chris marters in, cbs news, yuma. >> people hoping to cast their ballots early are running into long lines attat the polls. hall. >> if you're waiting in line, take a picture and #cbs5az. ? ? ? captioning sponsored by cbs >> pelley: the final weekend. the final push. >> this is one of those make-or- break moments for the united states. it is in your hands. >> you

. >>> the radar system monitors the entire us-mexico border, six blips from arizona texas carry specialized radar that can detect aircraft flying to -- too low for conventional way to t and homemade low flying planes smugglers used to deliver drugs over the water . >>> this is how he -- we used to you like a hand glider. >>> agent say some aircraft equipped with drop basket so smugglers can drop their payload mid air. >>> our -- law enforcement -- medicare. >>> law enforcement afraid if see that on the router will engage and get the drugs get the bad guys waiting for the to a military base in california where detection officers watch for -- where detection officers watch for potential threats. i will submit them and -- was so moving my focus will be for what doesn't seem right in this area. >>> one something is to spotted, order patrol teams can be in the air within three minutes. >>> agent say smugglers often risk flying dangerously low to deliver their jobs. -- drugs. >>> really close to t up the profile. >>> if it's a smugglers that makes it -- smuggler that makes it over the border, age

the radar. number system is through, the air is dry. we will see clearing trend. it will be bright and sunny tomorrow. we will see breezy conditions throughout the day. 44 for pickup time for the kids 55 at recess. plenty of sunshine dismissal time mid-afternoon when the temperature hits 62 degrees. responsible, high pressure building in the area. cold front is through. we have the temperatures running through tomorrow and friday into the low to mid-60's. but then the front comes through midday on friday. the winds get stronger. this is going to bring in a brief but a very strong push of cold air. so much so we have to the coldest high temperatures of the season so far. on saturday with the highs next seven days. 62 for the next couple of days for veterans day. highs are only 49 and sunshine on saturday. 60 degrees on sunday. monday, tuesday, wednesday, it looks beautiful with plenty of sunshine and highs in the lower 60's. maureen, jonathan and robert. maureen: thank you. jonathan: talk sports. wizards could use help. robert: they need wins. 1-5 is not a good sta

the radar. you step outside, it is out there. here's the big picture on the satellite radar. you cannot see the organized storm system. temperatures right now, lower 40s. known as the power five weather radar not showing green here but the drizzle is out there and it will stay out there as the day goes on. overcast for us today. temperatures will not be in the upper 40s like tonight and into tomorrow, we're talking a rain, snow met's . we would -- rain snow mix. >>> overnight, a woman killed in lorraine. it happened before midnight and police told the overnight news tracker that she jumped the curb on colorado avenue, with roof front yard and hit two light poles and finally at the side of an auto body shop. let's head to the maps and talk this morning. very light. no trouble spots. akron checking in fine. your commute into the city, trouble-free prick -- chabrol -- trouble-free prick >>> odot cameras showing as we are trouble-free in athens as well. >>> black friday. >> it officially started. shoppers up early. trying to score some amazing deals. than in years past. news five joining us in strongsville this morning. it

. >> reporter: the weathered aerostat radar system or -- tethered aerostat radar system or tars monitors the border of mexico and the u.s. they can detect aircraft flying too low for conventional radar to see including drones and these homemade low-flying planes smugglers use to deliver drugs over the border. >> that's the control. >> yeah. this is how you steer. >> reporter: agents say some aircraft are equipped with drop baskets to drop contraband inside the u.s. >> our law enforcement will engage and get the drugs, get the bad guys that are waiting for the drugs. >> reporter: the tars radar images are sent to this military base in california where detection officers watch for potential threats. >> i'm going to zoom in and my focus is going to be for what doesn't seem right in this area. >> reporter: once something is spotted, border patrol teams can be in the air within three minutes. >> mexico's northern motion border here. >> reporter: agents say smugglers often risk flying dangerously low to deliver their drugs. >> how close some of them fly to the mountains. >> yes. they'll hug th

. >> reporter: the tethers aerostat radar system tars covers the entire mexico border, six blimps from arizona to tech as carry specialized radar that can detect aircraft flying too low for conventional radar to see. that includes drones and these homemade low-flying planes over the border. >> that is the control? >> yeah, this is the steering, just like a hang dlieder. >> agents say some aircraft are equipped with drop baskets like this so smugglers can dump their pay lod mid air to car tell members inside the u.s >> law enforcement operates that see that on the radar will then engage and get the drugs, get the bad guys waiting for the drugs. >> reporter: the tars radar images are sent to this military base in california where detection officers watch for poia focus is going to be for what doesn't seem right in this area. >> reporter: once something is spotted, border patrol teams can be in the air within three minutes. >> mexico's northern border right here. >> reporter: agents say smugglers often risk flying dangerously low to deliver their drugs. >> look you had close some will fly

the skies are clear across the state, but already on the radar the next storm system beginning to move in on the west so for tonight it's going to be a cold one with a few icy spots on the roads, especially bridges and overpasses. warming trend for the weekend, but a new storm system next week. the full forecast in a few. >> do you need to take arapahoe road tonight? too late. it's already shut down beneath i-25, crews working on the bridge demolition, so the road is closed until monday morning. >>> new state rules but a today licensing officials announced you can't lose marijuana at any business with a liquor license. liz is live downtown, so if not a bar where would we see the social pot law? >> reporter: imagine marijuana with a pot of coffee, it's not too far from reality. we're here at a restaurant with a liquor license, so it's out of the question, but the owner is interested in it for his other businesses. >> i'd love to create a space for people to enjoy cannabis. >> reporter: this long time denver business owner doesn't see pot of part of his every day business, but a special

the cool down that arrives thanks to a bigger storm system moving in. 48 right now. some higher clouds, but you can still see the moonlight peeking through. here is the doppler 12 radar network. the next system moves in, hitting the pacific northwest. it fizzles out, rains and snows, as it hits the mountain ranges in the west, but as it makes its way on the other side of energized by a powerful jetstream that moves in here, and it will be a large storm with lots of wind with it. that will be the biggest issue for us. i don't think we see a chance of thunderstorms around here, may be a rain shower in the afternoon as the cold front moves in. the moisture looks like it will stay to the south. there will be snow, not here, but possibly northwestern wisconsin, maybe a little and be interesting as we work our way into the start of gun-deer season on saturday. our when will be gusting over 30-40 miles per hour friday into saturday. thursday will be windy as well. cold air behind that, late friday into saturday, it will not be pleasant. it will still be cold on sunday as well. our first deep freeze, temperatures dropped into the 20's ever month away from the start of winter

. >> in montana they are ready for the >> we have a look at the radar showing that system in northwest wisconsin right now. matt has a check on the morning commute up next. first, to the friday forecast. sally? >> it is all about the snow to the west as the snow is flying across the dakotas and northern parts of nebraska and edging into minnesota for today. it is a reality check for us. we may set a record. the record today is 69 set in 1975. we have several hours of warming in place before the screaming wind and cold is coming in, especially for tonight. now the clouds are filling in for us. i anticipate at least some sunshine off and on throughout the day today. a few spotty showers developing over iowa. pretty much near that bound ri. the coldest of the air holding off until tonight and the snow staying to the forecast for today, windy warm up. we expect 69 degrees. some afternoon showers. cold front passes this afternoon. the cold air tumbles in tonight and lows at 32. matt? >> we are in great shape on the roads. the pavement is dry right now. barely a car on the frame. just one in

. >> in montana they are ready for the >> we have a look at the radar showing that system in northwest wisconsin right now. matt has a check on the morning commute up next. first, to the friday forecast. sally? >> it is all about the snow to the west as the snow is flying across the dakotas and northern parts of nebraska and edging into minnesota for today. it is a reality check for us. we may set a record.

storms over the next week get ready for the next system which is coming in right now you can't see the storm because item off the coast. tomorrow is dry then the radar tracking the system for your tuesday evening. kgo roof cam are showing you the tremendous pretty much not swaying not much of a whipped factor. temperatures going down mid 50's. this area at 51 degrees. half monbay 55. live look from the emeryville camera. light sparkle. it's in the 40's and some of the coldest north bay valley. santa rosa 45 right now. napa 49. fairfield 46 degree ins livermore at 51. sutro tower cam are san francisco right now and visibility is good. rain arrives tomorrow evening. scattered showers wednesday morning. it is bright and dry for your thanksgiving day.so if you have plans don't worry while eating your turkey it is going to be dry outside. temperatures upper 30's to the upper 40's so when you get going tomorrow morning it is going to be chilly enough to where you need to bundle up. also we see some patches of fog forming around the north and east bay valley. not as wide spread as we thought this morning but certainly some fog around. afternoon partly to m

not a lot to show you on the radar right now, but the system is finally moving onshore. as it does, we'll really start system. a high pressure bridge breaking down, allowing for this mid-and upper level cloud ridge to come in. tomorrow, a windy, and warmer day. but good travel on the i-25 corridor and in and out of the high country. precipitation stays in the northwest for now. with the secondary front to the north, initially rain, then all snow for lower elevations. fast moving storm, but temperatures drop out of the upper 70s, and lower 80s into clouds increasing across the western slope tomorrow. then the front range by tomorrow. even with that cloud deck, temperatures will be running a good 25 degrees above average. that increase in fire danger, prompting the national weather service to issue a red flag warning. gusty winds out of the southwest. mild night. 30s in the high country. 40s for lower elevations. tricky heading into the wee hours of thursday morning. up in the mountains. 67 in idaho springs, and 65 in evergreen. in denver for tonight, beautiful, quiet. sun

. >> reporter: the tethered radar system monitors the entire u.s. border. six blimps from arizona to texas carry specialized radar that can detect aircraft flying too low for conventional radar to see. that includes drones. and these homemade low-flying planes smugglers use them to deliver drugs over the border. >> that's the control. >> this is how you use it. just like a hang glider. >> reporter: agents say some aircraft are equipped with drop baskets like this so smugglers can dump their payload midair to cartel members inside the u.s. >> our law enforcement operators that see that on the radar will then engage and get the drugs, get the bad guys that are waiting for the drugs. >> reporter: the tars radar images are sent to this military base in california where detection officers watch for threats. >> i'm going to zoom in and my focus is going to be for what doesn't seem right in this area. >> very close to runway 2 left. >> reporter: once something is spotted border patrol can be in the air within three minutes. agents say smugglers fly dangerously low

let's break things down a little more and show you what is happening with the satellite and radar picture. there is the storm system that tonight to tomorrow. ahead of it we are compressing the air, bulldozing the air, allowing the warm temperatures in our area. then the front comes through. here is the hour-by-hour timing, overnight tonight to tomorrow. 7:00 saturday there is the front and the rain. the cold air spills in behind it. temperatures drop all day long tomorrow, then there is rain changing over to snow by late tomorrow evening. it should persist overnight to sunday. early indications right now, i think the heavier snowfall in the eastern counties i will target around the rivera area perhaps lake affect that may top out over two to three inches or so. we will keep our eyes on it. outside of that the wind and the cold air combining windchill value business sunday at least in the 20s. it is going to be cold this weekend. kristin? >> thank you, jd. >>> i am just focusing on today. >> yes! >> we have the overnight work along between dart and wolf ledges parkway. the work wrapping up at 6:00 a.m. as we zoom o

here's the salt lite and radar picture. this is the storm system. part of it which will organization itself and come our way. let me track that for you. here's where things will be by overnight tonight into tomorrow. it knows we may see a shower or two around the lunch hour tomorrow. better chances tomorrow-esque into tomorrow night as the system draws closely. again, the temperatures looking to be where they are and the timing of this. i don't think we have to worry about snow which is always good around thanksgiving time especially for those who are traveling. here's the thanksgiving day forecast for cleveland as you put the pies in the kristen this? >> thanks so much. let's look at those maps. no issues for you. 76 and 7 #. checking in just fine. transition from the jennings freeway. fulton to 90. 58 miles an hour. let's pull up the view of 90. check on that highway. no issues here at 90. east 22nd. very busy. a little bit later on in the lanes 90 eastbound we are pinched off. those are closed during the day time. over to you. >>> this guy's goin

the satellite and radar shows the system to our south coming up this direction. looks like the heaviest rain it's at the north carolina coast, is going to go offshore and so we're going to get some rain as we go through the night tonight. especially if you're headed out late tonight. you'll be seeing some of that. and new jersey, it should be getting more than pennsylvania. but a lot of the other computer models do bring some rain into pennsylvania during the night tonight and into tomorrow. how much rain? well, none of the models are giving us a lot, but by tomorrow morning, we're seeing temperatures in the 50s and about a third of o an inch of rain. little bit more new jersey than elsewhere. but today, it is just picture perfect. into the low 60s in most places. allento allentown, 58, one of the cool spots. you see the rain drops in atlantic city and wilmington. that's for later on today. cape may, the beach getting some rain. very, very late in the day. i'll be back with the rest of the forecast a little later, now, e headed over to bill henley with more on th

the lookout for that. an extra element to deal with this morning. doppler radar shows the systemarea. that's light rain that's just starting to move into southern chester county. a few very light rain showers in the upper lehigh valley. this first round of rain will be fairly light. scattered showers to start with you but we'll get some steadier rain during the day. and look at these temperatures, much warmer than yesterday. a couple neighborhoods in new jersey are 32 degrees warmer than yesterday at this time. it's 47 right now for new jersey, the lehigh valley, the suburbs are right at 50 degrees in fiphiladelphia with a pretty strong wind, in spite of the rain we'll see a warm-up into the 60s this afternoon. i'll break these down hour by hour. first, jessica boyington has your traffic. >>> from broad street to the expressway, we'll see some of those detours. take local vine. that's a detour. also out in philadelphia a traffic light is malfunctioning around the boulevard and 9th street. you might be diverted there. looking for an accident in king of prussia to route 422. no maj

>> we have rain on the radar the first of many weather systems moving in. showers in sonoma county with drizzle and light rain today. it's been cooler and breezier and cloudier. and it's going to stay that way for the next 24 hours. a few spots got some measurable rainfall. suisun city almost .10." oakland hills about ...02." 50s42 santa rosa. san jose 49. oakland tonight 52. that weak front that we were showing in far northern california yesterday, is now moving through. that's why it's a little breezier and cooler in your backyard right now. futurecast shows that isolated showers are possible this evening and overnight tonight mainly in the north bay. a spotty late morning or early afternoon showers possible but we'll see an increase in cloud cover -- excuse me, an increase in sunshine late tomorrow. chilly tomorrow night. cool tomorrow even when the sun returns we'll stay cooler than we have been and then this weekend, a stronger storm system moves in and we are going to see rain likely especially coming up on sunday. highs tomorrow 58 pacifica. 63 san j

the radar. i have the road weather index, same system which means fog for some folks north coming through napa and solano counties. we'll put the note in there so far, no delays by

there might be just a dusting in the northern counties, but that will be about it with this particular system. on the radar, you can see the showers are not overly organized and they just kind of come and go as they rotate through the area. this is a pretty weak disturbance and just strong enough to squeeze out the available moisture. the most concentrated band of showers extends from southwestern dubuque county back through monticello and back to cedar rapids and down to use -- down to iowa city and then over toward black -- snow that will end after midnight tonight and that will be pretty much it for the next couple of days. and, the snow is running a little late. we did the back in the record books and 84 out of the past 124 years, we have seen measurable snow by this time, november 30. not this year, just a few flakes and we will consider that a trace. typically the first one inch of snow occurs around december 1 and we won't have that. we are running late on the snow tomorrow morning, that will be gone and we still have clouds around. it looks like temperatures to start the day should be in the range

the radar. we have another storm system moving in. sierras as well. clouds already starting to work their way into the area. highs today 72 which is actually close to normal for this time of year. winds out of the west three-8. the low tonight 55. mainly clear and more sunshine in the forecast as we get into tomorrow and thursday. temperatures warming back up. upper 70's heading into the comes to an end on sunday. >> we are hearing the voice of a killer. some of the 911 calls made by omar the night of the pulse nightclub shooting in orlando have been released. >> i'm in orlando and i did the shooting. i pledge mia legions to [indiscernible] on behalf of the islamic state. some people out for a hayride on halloween night were killed after there was a terrible accident this. happened near the town of the highway patrol says a vehicle rear ended a trailer which was taking several people on a hayride. two children and one adult were killed in -pulled over on sunday and in the end he lost his life. we still have a couple of hours yet but we have an early he

for the doppler radar, storm system is still off the north with heavier rainfall near urekau and eventually moving towards us. it slowed down by about two to three hours and that's making all of the difference. it's good news in the north bay because your commute really looks fine over the next hour or so. if you know anyone trying to get home because by 8:30, we're still only expecting light showers. and as you'll see it's a late evening event here. walnut creek down to san francisco as well. south bay and most of the east bay may not actually get anything until just after midnight. trace amounts to about 3500th of an inch on average. then for tomorrow morning just a slight chance of a scattered shower. as we take you into the morning forecast for wednesday, the sun will start to break on out so if you know anyone arriving on an early morning flight, 50 in the south bay, 49 in the peninsula and 47 for the tri-valley. 51 in the east bay and the coldest start in the north bay with 43 degrees. so as we take you lou the microclimate forecast for wednesday. we'll have increased sunshine but tem

the wind chills on saturday morning. satellite 6 along with action radar showing the system. it was a cold front. low pressure moved along to enhance that rainfall. that's pushed off to the east. you can see the clouds to the west are breaking up. so the bus stop forecast tomorrow, the sign will be back. temperatures seasonably cool at 6:00. 37 by 8:00. 40 degrees, winds out of the northwest, 6 to 12 miles per hour. a breezy day. and tomorrow, generally pretty nice. sun with high clouds. so kind that have filtered sunshine. a cool breeze and seasonal temperatures. allentown, 58, cape may, 57, and wilmington, 58 degrees. then on friday, right ahead of this cold front temperatures will spike in the low 60s. 63 degrees, but that front blasts through with wind gusts up to about 35 miles per hour and that will bring us much colder air on saturday. so the exclusive accuweather seven day forecast, you can leave the umbrellas at home tomorrow, grab the sunglasses. high clouds mixing with sunshine. a high of 59 degrees. friday for veterans day, looking pretty nice except for the wind gusts. 63 degrees wit

now some lingering activity on the backside of the system. check out your radar and satellite. this is a little tighter view of the snow we're seeing just to the north of our viewing zone, as well as just a very isolated path trying to track along through moving into right now parts of upper bucks county. what we're looking at here is not a lot of snow by any means. but some very isolated spots, may make their way mostly to the northern parts of our viewing. berks county, lehigh valley, nor hampton county, bucks, montgomery, maybe chester county, as well. and then most of us should break apart or shift over to more of a rain forecast. very isolated at best through your morning and early afternoon. but notice, we do still have a good amount of snow moving through pennsylvania. the wraparound system is moving in our direction although it looks like a lot will break apart before doing anything considerable in our zone. what it means is you're waking up to clear conditions with sunshine as you see on that radar shot. that's not going to continue the whole day. we're going to see mo

you can see on the satellite and radar the storm system moving in as we speak.the seven-day forecast is popping up at the bottom of your screen. you'll notice a nice dry stretch of weather after we get past the few showers for tomorrow. few is the key word here. just a few areas of green. that denotes light sprinkles. that's all we're talking p, right around sunrise tomorrow is when we'll see the heaviest of rain and more widespread. all very light in nature. here's your forecast for tomorrow morning. we'll see mid-50s across the bay. again, sprinkles are possible, from about the peninsula, san francisco and the north bay. i don't think we'll see anything heavier than that. you'll find, again, light activity overnight. mainly through midnight. and then tomorrow morning as the sun starts to come up, we'll see another round of light showers for the north bay. san francisco and coastline. not much more in terms of that afterwards. we are going to stay mostly cloudy for tomorrow. that means a cooler day on the way. look at rainfall now. we're talking basically enoug

. >> mark: the radar shows the system stretching across new england. fox 25 storm tracker chief meteorologist kevin lemanowicz is checking the town by town totals. kevin. >> kevin: we have some new ones coming in to me guys and i want to share those with you. in worcester, 6/10 of an inch, but shirley, half an inch. spencer, over half an inch. warren, massachusetts, also out new ipswich, new hampshire, a third of an inch coming in for you, just about a third of an inch in gardener, about a quarter of an inch. you expect heavier totals with the heavy rain we have out there. that's how hard it is to get a lot of rain and why we're in the drought conditions even with periodic rains this autumn. there's the rain, some of it heavy across the area. into boston, you get a break downtown. wakefield, middleton and beverly, heavy rain along 128, seeing some of the heaviest rain. worcester county, not a lot in worcester gh heavy rain along 190 northward through west boylston and sterling in to the north shore, heavy rain from lowell, pelham, lawrence, moderate ra

the high of 63. allentown, 47. millvale, 37 and cape may, 54 degrees. satellite 6 with action radar showing the system that brought us light scattered showers early in the morning well up north over northern new england. and high pressure, bringing us loads of sunshine tomorrow. the day planner showing a cool start, 7:00, 44. but then temperatures warm quickly. 1:00, 60. should make it up to about 63 degrees. again, don't forget the sunglasses tomorrow. you will need them. plenty of sunshine. and really the rest of the week, high pressure across the southeast will expand. and that means good amount of sunshine. temperatures in the 60s. right through saturday. but then things change. on sunday temperatures will crash. afternoon highs only in the 40s. wind chills in the 30s. and that change could also come with some showers and perhaps even the first snow flakes in the higher elevations like the poconos on sunday. sunday is going to be a dramatic change. so the exclusive accuweather seven day forecast, tomorrow, loads of sunshine. mild again with a high of 63 degrees. thursday, wall to wall sun. not a c

the snow on radar. the afternoon hours. >> right now we're between two storm systems. the first one moved through last night. just between san francisco and alaska. we have -- los ange we have wind gusts upwards of 45 miles an hour and in the high country starting at noon a winter weather advisory is in effect. here's the future cast to show you the time line here. the storm system quickly moves things quickly clear out monday. if you live up to the north and east of the valley, you could see a quarter to a half inch of rain fall. the average temperature 2 next seven days we're rooking at temperatures in the mid 60s. >>> coming up this year's new technology are packing >>> if you're doing shopping for toys for kids, you might favorites. hot wheels and play dough. the app allows you to scan your creation and make it come to life on your smart phone >>> and barbie's dream home is a smart home. an elevator and a toilet you more options of manipulating. >> wow. it allows building a drone out of a lego >>> and hatch ables. i don't get the craz. >> you just rub it and it hatches and there's your pet. >> i don't kn

the skies are clear across the state, but already on the radar the next storm system beginning to move in on the west so for tonight it's going to be a cold one with a few icy spots on the roads, especially bridges and overpasses. warming trend for the weekend, but a new storm system next week. the full forecast in a few. >> do you need to take arapahoe road tonight? too late. it's already shut down beneath i-25, crews working on the bridge demolition, so the road is closed until monday morning. >>> new state rules but a

law enforcement sources tell fox news the suspect had not been on any of the fed's radar systems, if you will. dozens of fbi agents began collecting evidence from his apartment overnight. we will have more with the investigation with catherine herridge in a moment. we are learning about his life before he injured people and before the officer shot and killed him. he was a somali refugee and now a permanent legal resident of the united states, or he was until he was killed. ohio state student newspaper published an interview with him in august. the now suspect who is dead told the paper then he had just transferred from a nearby community college, he was muslim and looking for a place to pray out in the open. he said he was worried about the media's portrayal of islam. students last night gathered at several prayer vigils near the campus to show their support for the victims, and muslim and somali community leaders there in ohio have spoken out against the attack, condemning it. we have team fox corner, chief intelligence correspondent live in washington. first let's get to mike tobin

system is moving in. here its is on the radar screen. that snow has pushed into the denver metro area. it's part of a bigger system impacting states to our north. let's take this so on a full television screen. i zoom in to where that heavy snow is falling. seeing it across the foothills edging to downtown denver. heavy band out to our west just east of grand junction. snow over the denver metro area has been steadily moving in. light snow, heavier may be falling over you in lakewood. highlands ranch. the tech sent her -- center and down to castle rock. slick. first we've seen this season. something we haven't seen for a while. we've got to get use to it. that means some folks will have problems with it today. this is the first of a few waves expected to push through. a bit of a break between 2:30-3:00 this afternoon. then 5:30 hits and another band hits the denver metro area just in time for tonight's drive home. that's going to make things messy. across the region, various winter weather warnings in place. went herb storm warning, -- winter storm warning, winter weather advisory and h

the forecast. radar and satellite, this is a wide view. it shows how well defined that system is. we have snow, purple and white on the radar. pockets of yellow and orange are heavier showers. this is moving directly to the east. it will be heading our way and because it is moving through overnight, some parts north and west of philadelphia may see rain snow mix. here's the big changes we're talking about. today's forecast high is 67 degrees. way warmer than average. sunday, the forecast high is only 48, unfortunately it will never feel like that. best we do in the afternoon, feel like temperatures about 30 to 35 degrees. we will talk more about that and why that's happening. details coming up. >>> we understand accidents happen, but now you killed that 8-year-old child. >> that's the message a family is sending to a driver that hit their little girl. they're offering a $20,000 reward for information on the car and driver. police tell us the 8-year-old was walking home from school with her brother yesterday afternoon in overbrook. a driver sped through a light and hit them both. th

can see they already got the nice coating, a couple of inches in the poconos from last night when the system first moved through. radar and satellite showing us the white you see is very light snow that is falling. it is starting to creep right on into that northern most part of our viewing area. some very light spots of snow, may clip our zone and as it passes through philadelphia turn into rain. but it's going to be very isolated spotty in nature, if you can make it here, most has been breaking apart before tracking into our area. the wide view here shows us how much more really does sit to our north where they're really getting the good hit of snow. here's the forecast for today. we will be very cold, and windy, liar than average. 45 in philadelphia. the shore a little warmer at 48. we're tracking cool conditions that fit right into your next work week. we'll track shows temperatures and your wind speed in a few minutes. >> talk about senior day. the running back you see wearing number 42 right here, right there. joe thomas sr. he's 55 years old. the south carolina state bulldogs put him in near the end of their ga

the rain starting to pull in. we saw on radar where the system is. the it's a lot of rain. orange, yellows and reds, that's stronger activity. heavier rain, possibly thunderstorms that will make their way into our area over the next couple of days. this isn't going to be a half day rain event. we're looking at quite a bit of rain for tuesday, wednesday and early on into thursday. so, p for today, the forecast now, we're at 48, but by 1:00, in the low 50s. that will be about the same throughout your afternoon. 53 degrees at 4:00. winds better off, but those winds are going to start picking up strength yet again as we move into this next system. the it's two systems that will be affecting us. coming up u, we need to track both, talking about rain and where it will be in our area. >>> right now, a search is underway for two men wanted for shooting a patron they followed out of a bar in philadelphia. pam? >> i can tell you, just checked in with police. they say the victim is is still in stable condition. the victim was walking here in the area of 66 and mallvern when one of two

the night. thel as far as radar, the snow has ended this next system will begin to approach wednesda afternoon anybody on i-90 will get hit with some heavy snowfall and it will slow down anybody who has traveleded this roadway in lake effect season knows well how how mu accumulate quickly. thirty-six cleveland, akron canton 31, it is pretty close to 32 on average, we do have the breeze that is takinghe a hunk out of that atmosphere. the total snow at hopkins for mostly clear tomorrow sony in 40 this time of year we should be near 50 and go up to that numbe before thanksgiving. showers beginning wednesday afternoon into wednesday night so travel may be inhibited by some wet roadways. we may see a view soggy snowflakes that nav z26ckz zixz y26cky yixy one of the most popular temps i thee grocery store is recalled, phil herman joins us with the update. us coast guard rescuing massachusetts someone on board six rescued from a sinking boat 5 miles off the new bedford coast yesterday, coast guard responded, the cause is under investigation.th >> sabra hummus issues a recall some of it spreads because of pos

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the valley. satellite-radar mp that storm system continues to move to the east. that takes the precipitation with it but it will be bringing in cold air across the state of arizona as we go through the next couple of days and another quick moving disturbance brings a little cloud cover maybe some high country in the snow. that not until friday. let's talk about what's happening out there. 30s along the rim. 56 in phoenix. 55 in bull head city and 30 at right there in flag staff. window rock at 30. 43 in payson and again we'll warm up just a few more degrees in phoenix. topping out at 62. overnight temperatures single digits north. this is where we find freeze warnings that go into effect for tonight. so you can prepare today as temperatures dip 22 degrees. san carlos. globe 28. roosevelt lake also going that freezing point and superior will be right there at 32. so this afternoon you want to make sure before you sun sets you want to make sure you get out and cover the plants. again with those temperatures below freezing. first freeze of this season there. 44 in s

the radar and the faa. delays in chicago, the storm system that brought the delays to minneapolis is clattering to the north this -- northeast into canada. you can see the snow stretching into new york, pennsylvania. we will keep a close eye on that. and we have another snow system bringing you so into the cell lake city area and we will -- salt lake city. here is a look at the forecast tomorrow, a thunderstorm system, bringing in rainy conditions, and we will see those showers continuing in places like cleveland, and down a little bit closer to louisville tomorrow across texas, the plains, the desert southwest, we will take you our by our coming up. >>> one more activity to think about where safety is key this holiday season per we are hearing -- season. we are hearing about an atv writer that had a crash and the lake pleasant area. >>> a deadly shooting inside what was supposed to be a family safe haven, their own home. what's worse tonight a father's life taken from a little one. were hearing from the heartbroken grandma. >> they are still out there. i do not know if this is the first time that they have

the next storm system. clouds streaming in today across northern arizona. a few blips on the radar imagery. a little bit of verga rain falling through the clouds that goes through drier air that slurps it up. low pressure system digging down oops low not high. low comes down thursday. here it is. this is going to bring a chance of rain back to the forecast. we go to wednesday afternoon. we'll start to see showers break to the east of us. into thrz potentially some of that moisture wrapping back around toward the valley. a slight chance at 20% of seeing showers or an isolated thunderstorm or two in the thursday forecast. the best chance in the white mountains. 70% chance for many of those inch to an inch in the higher terrain. chances continue up north on friday. a slight chance in the valley then things like drier again. how about those temperatures? back below freezing in some of our coldest spots like flagstaff. mid-40s in kingman and paige. 54 in casa grande with a high of 79 for tomorrow. payson and se sedona cooler. lows in the 50s for most of us. sky harbor in the 60s tonight but almos

the system. but then things will change. to tomorrow. then this is the backside. 39 tomorrow afternoon. boy, that will get your attention after a day like today. here is the live satellite and radar. there is the storm system and snow coming down in parts of south dakota, nebraska, iowa and minnesota, as well. it is on the way. here is what i am thinking right now. around a dusting to 3 inches. one factor to consider is the ground is still warm so we may actually wind up with 2 to will inch or so may wind up melting quickly because of the warm ground. the timing, the change happens late tomorrow afternoon to tomorrow night as the cold air comes into play. the biggest hazards, impacts about this, the roadways and delays for those that may be out and about this weekend. please keep that in mind. here is what we are thinking. the first snowfall of the season, the highest amounts in the orange to red colored area, the eastern locations and the snowbelt lake affect. with lekeep you upte we will keep you updated all weekend long. >> thank you, jd. >>> let's look at the odot cameras. no real issues for you all morning. take a look now. here is a quick look at 71 at clark. we haven't see

the radar. a couple of systems are lining up out in the pacific and they are heading our way. rain is expected tonight and another substantial system is due to arrive on sunday. and that could make coming home from a long holiday weekend a little tough. a few patches of rain are expected in between. the first wave of rain coming in tonight and as you can see, look at the gorgeous sunset. >> beautiful. >> a pretty one. this is from our emery camera fur heading out to the holiday. looking good weatherwise. >> in truckee, smooth sailing and video of interstate 80 taken in the past hour. you can see there some snow but the actual roadway is very clear at the moment. >> we have everything you need to plan for your holiday get away or if you are are expecting family to come to town. sal is going

the radar. i have the road weather index, same system which means fog for some folks north coming through napa and solano counties. we'll put the note in there so far, no delays by chp. over here we have the b.a.r.t. system as well as the rest of the rails reporting no delays. b.a.r.t. had a closure last night, the 12th street station because of protest active after the elections closed. we'll have more on that from peet. back to you guys. >>> decision 2016. nbc hae declared donald trump the 45th president of the united states. it's an upset that stunned his critics and thrilled his supporters. >> i pledge to every citizen of our land that i will be president for all americans and this is so important to me. >> clinton and trump split the battleground states, ohio, north carolina and florida all went for trump. in the meantime clinton won nevada, virginia and colorado. sources tell nbc hillary clinton called trump to concede. publicly her company held out hope. >> we can wait a little longer, can't we? they're still counting votes and every vote should count. >> exit polls tell an interesting stor

the afternoon hours. satellite-radar, this is a system bringing us snow to the high sierra. this is out of here. we have a clear slot here. it will be mostly clear tonight. then behind it, yet another system. we'll track that momentarily. but that's what you're looking at rainfall from our weather watchers up to about a quarter inch so says peggy in petaluma thank you very much. futurecast. tonight clear skies we enter your wednesday, clear skies and then look what happens behind it. this is low pressure and it will flirt with the coastline but what it will do is it will churn up our surf. that's why the national weather service issued a beach hazard statement swells up to 27 feet on thursday. so here we go. temperatures across the bay area under 70 everywhere, that breeze kicks in later. after it sets, temperatures overnight 40s, 50s. you can get out that extra blanket. that's some good sleeping weather temperatures warm, thursday, friday. a little bit of light rain in the friday sunday morning no interference with that broncos and raiders game on sunday evening. >> oh, that is good. we'll be w

the satellite and radar. you can see this twisting and turning in the atmosphere. there is a low-pressure system on top of us. with cold air coming down out of the northwest and west, that is transitioning any leftover rain showers to snow showers. even in southern locations like been reports of snow mixing in with the drizzle and showers. in the monadnock region, that has been ongoing for hours. in northern new hampshire in the higher elevations. you can see the spin and lots of lake effect snow over northern portions of new york state. temperatures in the 30's across the state. they have plummeted over the last few hours. tomorrow is going to be a cold day. temperatures only in the 30's. more like the 20's during the day. i will talk more about when we could see additional snowfall accumulation and the thanksgiving forecast. adam: thank you. there are new details tonight about a deadly head-on crash that shut down a busy road in tilton. the crash closed a portion of laconia road near the tanger outlets in both directions last night. we have now learned the name of the victim. wmur's siobhan lo

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the radar. rain is moving through the area, and it is expected to stick around through. you can see the system here on our first alert radar, a very large system. meteorologist bill henley will be up in a few minutes with details on it. here is what it looks like outside along i-95 in south philadelphia. we are keeping an eye on the rain and the roads. as i said, bill henley will join us shortly and jessica boyington will be here with updates in just minutes. >>> well, a viewer tells us he canceled his internet service, but those bills kept coming. >> and when he couldn't get a resolution on his own he contacted harry harrison and the nbc 10 responds team. >> reporter: daniel says he had internet service with a company called wind stream communications. he tells us it was the only service available in his area. >> where i lived was rural. extremely rural. >> reporter: back in october he moved and canceled the service. >> they sent me a return slip for the modem. i did all that and then the next month after i moved i got a bill from them. i figured it was a mistake so i waited. >> reporter: but

. >>> the faa is trying to figure out ho especially out of airports of current radar systems can't do that. the agency tested three drone tracking systems near dia today. they were different sizes, shapes and abilities, some with wings, some with rotors. some of them flew within the restricted airspace. because they can't be tracked at low altitude, they could be disastrous if they every got >> we're trying to find out what kind of system best detects drones under a variety of conditions. >> at least 25 times this year there have been drones uncomfortably close to planes. the drone protection systems have been tested at two other airports. the faa hopes to complete the study by the end of next year. however, there's no way to tell how long it could be before airports can install new systems capable of tracking them. >>> warm temperatures across the state affect openings. >> it's not stopping the u.s. ski team from practicing, though, even if they only have part of a run on which to train. >> bob dylan is getting the >>> volunteers are here from the denver bar association taking your q