and the closest showers are in the northern michigan. not very impressive.and over the next few days, here's your repeat performance. then we cool down behind that front. but nothing drastic. and then early friday, could be a shower and then we're up near 50 in the afternoon. notice the low temperatures not too low. the suburbs and lehigh valley, we have the best chance of those showers thursday night. and getting into friday morning as we head toward new jersey. those temperatures are close to average. but things are going to change. we have mild air in now, is stay mild tomorrow. we have some chilly air moving in for friday and the weekend. nothing drastic. and there's nothing drastic on the map. there's sunday. the amount of air is going to start come iing back next week. next tuesday is going to be well into the 50s. but now we're starting to see some of this purple. that's central canada. arctic air. moving down by thursday. it's getting close. and by next friday, there you go. winter. just the beginning of it for the ten-day. the morning showers on fri

because after you sail around the world of course, you want to be in northern michigan.he couldn't have moved to someplace like where ever. >> it is beautiful. >> so that was a piece for outside magazine where we drove the whole perimeter of the these fundraisers. i would not call them fundraisers. a log on the edge of the road -- you keep going. but we wandered into one village when the day, the world was turning upside down, a lot of cultures had these, there really important moments because everything flips. men who think of mardi gras, the customs people put on. and we happened to attack yourselves with a new zealander who is backpacking through mexico. very oblivious. well-meaning but -- he found that this is cool. they are drinking, they are dressed in a funny costume they were not funny costumes but he was, he thought, i think he thought it was better than the circus so he took the camping fuel and torched up his torch and started doing fire eating. the men of the village, it is very conservative place, took real exception to the fact that the woman began to reall

colder air if you're going to be traveling across parts of the midwest, even snow ahead for northern michigan interior new england. look at these temperatures they're dropping about 20 degrees below normal for this time of year bundle up if you're headed to the upper midwest. also if your trip extends tomorrow to the mid-atlantic or great lakes, it's getting cold into buffalo, new york city and washington, d.c. and even early saturday morning those cold temperatures will linger as we look towards boston, look at those numbers, well below normal. >>> anywhere where we have the snow falling could cause an airport delay, that includes areas of northern michigan and parts of the great lakes that's your business travelers forecast more "worldwide exchange" when we come back my "business" was going nowhere... so i built this kickin' new website with godaddy. building a website in under an hour is easy! 68% of people... ...who have built their website using gocentral, did it in... ...under an hour, and you can too. type in your business or idea. pick your favourite design. personalize it with beauti

there is a cold front on the way and look at the snow falling in wisconsin and northern michigan. the cold air will be sweeping into the area over night tonight and the wind will really pick up. what we won't get are are any snow flakes falling in our area. we may see an isolated showers this afternoon. tomorrow we'll be battling gusting cold winds. the gusts should be close to 35 miles per hour. that's going to make all the difference tomorrow. this afternoon, we'll go from the 50s into the 40s by late evening. not that cold, at 11:00. you can see the cold air is starting to creep into the region at 11:00 tonight at allentown. colder temperatures are going to be in the teens and 20s tomorrow morning. a blast of cold air that's really going to take the heat out for not friday busat but sa, it is a little warmer on sunday and tuesday. we'll have to get the cold for tonight and the weekend before we get a warm up. >> what could possibly accompany cold air? >> it is 4:21. >> lets check in with katy zach zachry. we'll start things off with a look of camden. traffic is running smoothly

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some areas will see record cold temperatures and snow like this in northern michigan. blizzard-like conditions there made for rough travel. chief meteorologist eric fisher of our boston station wbz says it's time to break out the heavy sweaters. >>> well, good morning. i'm meteorologist eric fisher. we're tracking the coldest air we've seen in a long time. a big lobe of arctic air that's moving down to the eastern u.s. the focus of it on friday and saturday. it's a quick hit, but this one is going to sting. we haven't seen temperatures like this in quite a while. we take a look at the record cold. these are high temperatures over the next couple of days. these are numbers that look like the middle of winter, not november. if you look at saturday morning, that should be the coldest morning in the northeast. 20s in new york city as well as boston. that could set new records. teens in burlington, 20s in pittsburgh as well as washington. 30s all the way down into north georgia and freeze warnings posted around the tidewater across much of central and eastern north carolina

presents for them, kohls cash for you give joy, get joy at kohls >>> heavy snow today for parts of northern michigan weather. look at this, up to a foot of snow in the northern tip of that state. also rain across parts of the south. early today in the southeast, late day in the northeast. even interior snow. seasons are changing and it's feeling a lot colder. we're going to feel those effects. in terms of rainfall accumulation, heavy amounts especially in southern alabama and south georgia. so some wet and not such great travel weather ahead. >> bonnie, thank you. >>> now to the fight against breast cancer, specifically the fight against it striking survivors again. many women continue taking medicine up to five years after being declared cancer-free. doctors now say that time should be doubled for some even though the treatment can have debilitating side effects. nbc's anne thompson has more. >> reporter: breast cancer hasn't stopped this woman's active life. diagnosed three years ago, the mother of two still travels the world with her husband and kids. but the hormone suppression therapy she takes

the clouds that will move in tonight, producing snow in northern michigan and those are rain showers for chicago area and into indiana. that's what's going to come into our area late this evening. i'll break that down hour by hour to show when you can expect those rain drops when i'm back in ten minutes. >>> about 10 minutes after 4:00 a.m. let's get a check on the roads. >> jessica boyington has that with your first alert traffic. >> watching the construction project. this is that camera right around 30th street. so both directions for the most part are okay. at least moving once they get towards this construction project. the eastbound side has some lanes blocked. that's still open. the westbound side is closed in between around south street or so and headed to the vine street expressway and that's supposed to clear until about 5:00. it was behind schedule yesterday. that's why we keep watching it for you and i'll do that of course until it clears out of the way. buzz a crash out on east church road and new second street. and the 42 freeway over in jersey, so far everything looks g

here it is, back to the west, 23 in northern michigan, 17 in minneapolis, 35 in chicago, and then that is ate heading our way, we will open up flood gates once the front passes through tonight. couple showers you can see on future weather here and there around possibly eight or 9:00, possibly around 11 on the air once again we will see showers on storm scan three that clears, tomorrow we will see sunshine in the morning but it is going to be bitterly cold and then tomorrow night into saturday morning is when we could challenge that record low, that is when freeze warning will be in effect for philadelphia and points to the south. tomorrow night into saturday morning. coming up i will tell you how cold it will be tomorrow night and when this bitter blast, will loosen its grip on the region. for now back inside to you. >>> kate, thank you. for all weather forehead over to cbs philly.com, click on the weather tab and once there find your daily forecast with the hour by hour, and interactive maps and radar. >>> investigators are trying to figure out how a two year-old boy ended upshot in t

some of the higher tote lz coming in areas of northern michigan. >> all right. there is some snow. thank you, bill. just ahead, from revival to remission. one city's economic rebirth. you're watching "early today." t. but i wasn't really feeling it. you know what, wg. you gotta figure it out. eh, i don't know. shaky on the walk, carriage was off. randy jackson judging a dog show. i don't know dawg. surprising. what's not surprising? how much money lisa saved by switching to geico. wow! performance of the night. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more. ♪ if you're looking to save money on your medicare part d prescriptions, switch to walgreens. we make it easy to seize the day, so you can get more out of life and medicare part d. just walk right in for savings that will be the highlight of your day. walgreens has $0 copays on select plans and 100 points on prescriptions. so, swing by and save today. walgreens, at the corner of happy & healthy. z2l2xz z16fz y2l2xy y16fy >>> good morning everyone. i'm meagan fitzge

a treacherous commute on illinois highways tonight and in northern michigan cars spinning out on the side of the road. people bundling up. against the wind in chicago all morning today. by morning the record shattering cold up and down the east coast. it's already here in new york. rob marciano outside tonight. we knew this was coming. >> reporter: we did. that arctic front came through this morning and the temperatures dropping ever since and the winds are blowing and advisories up. take a look. northern new england blustery out there and freeze warning down into south carolina. detroit, chicago your record lows last night. now it's the northeast's turn. these numbers are mid january. records will easily fall and of course you couple in the winds, windchills single numbers and teens. many spots saw a record warm october. certainly tonight we're paying the price. david. >>> get back inside. rob, thanks. >>> overseas tonight president trump at a trade conference in vietnam where he was expected to meet with russia's vladimir putin. sporting a new look. without his usual suit and tie w

particularly into northern michigan. that's where temperatures are cold enough for snow. heavy amounts of the northern part of the state. let's take a look at the forecast for those cold temperatures as we look for high pressure plunging south and cold air coming on with it. it's going to be about 20 degrees colder nor cities like business mark and dloout today. hi -- deloout today. we look towards the weekend. improvement is expected. get tchl temperatures closer t normal. cooler weather for now is here to stay. >> what a quick two week swing. >>> let's switch gears and go back to politics for a moment. take away from the 2017 election is how pivotal the issue of health care proved to be. 4-10 voters said it was the most important issue for them. more than double the second top issue. in maine came out to improve medicaid expansion with 59% of the vote. yesterday, defiant la page said in a statement he will not implement the expansion until the legislator funds it. cutting advertising by 90%. obamacare sign yumming more than doubled during the first day. according to tra

thirty's in northern michigan and that cool air heading our way. we will see which areas see heaviest rainfall, coldest air of the season coming in and philadelphia in the city will see our first 30's of the first and i'll tell you when coming up, back to you guys. >>> who has best record in pro football. your philadelphia eagles of course. eight-one their best start since 2004 the last year they played in that big game, i'm not saying it. >> the big one. >> sports director don bell joins us now. life is g i walk out on broad street after the game was over and random shouted, eight-one. >> people skipping through the streets. >> pretty much, yeah. >> life is good. >> how about that. >> they are not just winning they are dominating, the team has been around since 1933. yesterday they scored more than 50 points for only the ninth time in franchise history. eagles toying with the denver broncos and their top ranked defense. carson wentz throwing for four touchdown passes and defense falling denver's sputtering offense. bird win 51-23. they have a week

robert and shani corrigan were high school sweethearts from northern michigan.ir 25-year-old son committed suicide last year. his memorial service was at the first baptist church. "bob loved playing guitar for the church music ministry more than anything else and was likely doing that" when the couple was killed, a friend wrote. he added: the two "now are hopefully back together" with their son. 16-year-old haley krueger loved babies and had dreams of becoming a neonatal intensive care nurse. her mother said "haley loved life and was the most dramatic person." >> woodruff: stay with us, coming up on the newshour: teaching preschoolers tolerance. and how harvey weinstein hired undercover agents to gather information from women accusing him of assault. but first, it's wednesday morning in east asia, and president trump is wrapping up his visit to south korea. earlier, bad weather forced mr. trump and a small press pool to cancel a surprise visit to the demilitarized zone that separates north and south korea. they were aboard helicopters and in the air, but heavy f

normally with standard time the sun doesn't rise in southern michigan nevermind northern michigan until 8:30 or 8:15 or 8:30. you push that clock and you have 9:15 sunrays. you put put children on the street, they are in pitch blackness. so in fact, the problem was daylight saving force children onto dark streets, but we got it backwards come right? we thought they were doing for the other recent this comes up again in the between 1974 when richard nixon in one of his many remarkable political maneuvers decides he's going to use daylight saving just in the opec oil embargo. there are a couple things about this. nixon was one of the most outspoken critics and dissenters of daylight saving in the history of the country. he becomes the first peacetime president to impose it on the country. that's typical of this story avidly has to switch sides at least two or three times to be found in the debate. richard nixon puts people daylight saving in january, and the country goes nuts. many of you probably remember either walking to school when it was dark or the pictures the flashed across the co

by wednesday, it is in canada and here it comes to the northern u.s.. in michigan, the great lakes and into the northeast by friday and pushing into our area by friday, as well. temperatures this week won't get warmer but then, by friday, temperatures in the 40s with the technical high temperature of 50 on friday will end up being around midnight on thursday night. 71 today and we will stay cold or the rest of the weekend. a sneak peek with blast coming this way by friday, saturday morning will likely be the end of the growing season for a lot of us. our forecast morning lows on saturday in the 20s in the suburbs and around 33 degrees inside the city in the district, itself saturday, cold and in the 40s and around 50 degrees for sunday with more clouds and the chance of a couple of showers. it looks like it will turn colder and colder as the week goes on. or seven-day outlook, 71 degrees and topper shutt will be in in a little while to track showers. there may be a cold front and ralph northam: i'm ralph northam, candidate for governor, and i sponsored this ad. nar

allentown, and it is 46 in the sit, close to 50 in wildwood, and you can see precipitation up in northern michigant expecting a lot and whatever we get will be in the form of rain, big change felt tomorrow. blustery cold, high every only 39. for saturday, veterans day, and our saturday morning, bundle up, milder after. that will mike and alex. >> all right. let's look closely at your television set. we will put a picture after tatoo. we've got two yes, sir. what's a tatoo saying? >> oh, is it me? >> four questions. what part of the body on, and what is it saying? >> we have a lot of questions. but someone has some answer. >> jenn fred here. >> i would like to begin my case with another look at the evidence. the physical evidence. okay? so, again, this is an image, one scene on the twitter page of at amy lee p. the image has since been deleted, counselors. >> okay? >> amy lee p is tweeting all over the plates regrets, quote, putting out on twitter. the surface of this presumed dude's hairy arm, does look like he committed to the idea of the eagles winning the superbowl not once, not twice, but thre

. >> from travers city up through northern michigan and shallland, wisconsin, winter storm warnings upo a foot of snow with that next cold front and get some in parts of new england. culpeper, dumfries, and fredericksburg. in addition, leonardtown and st mary's in maryland may see a few light showers today. best chance is from 9am until 5pm. we don't think rain will make it as far north as the dc metro. highs should be around 50 degrees. thursday may moderate some with highs in the mid to upper 50s under a mixed sky with some clouds and sun. >>> coming up here our abc news exclusive with the woman facing a major lawsuit after accusing a high-powered hollywood director of sexual assault breaking her silence. >>> the brand-new surveillance video that appears to show sherri papini just after she was released from abductors. come on back. having mplaque psoriasise is not always easy. it's a long-distance run. and you have the determination to keep going. humira has a proven track record of being prescribed for nearly 10 years. humira works inside the body to target and help block a specifi

they are seeing up in the north, green bay and the up of michigan, northern wisconsin they are seeing a little bit of light snow. for us, we're talking bitter cold temperatures. it will stay cold this morning. we have the accuweather alert in effect until 10:00 a.m. the freeze warning will continue that's when we'll drop the alert. high temperatures 40 degrees, it will be milder tomorrow, the winds shift out of the east/southeast. some rain expected monday. it turns much milder next week with the high temperatures up in the mid to upper 50s which is seasonable. low temperature, 24. normally we should be around 41 degrees. the winds are out of the north at 5 to 10 miles per hour. 9 in philadelphia. 5 in millville. 12 in cape may. the good thing we lost the gusts. yesterday we gusts ranging from 30 to 38 miles per hour. we're not seeing that right now. these general wind speeds on the lighter side, 35 to 10 miles peo 10 miles per hour. reading ten degrees with the winds. feels like 13 in philadelphia. millville, 17 degrees. trenton, 16. dover, 13 degrees. actual air temperatures are a g

. >> up to northern michigan ashland wisconsin winter storm warnings up to a foot of snow with that nextold front. your local weather in 30 seconds. want to get warmed up? how about the summer cities brought to you by walgreens. >> hey everybody, dave murphy here with that update from accuweather. we are dry on storm tracker6 live double scan as we head outside, lots of clouds early. it does look like there's some sunny breaks over philadelphia. and we expect some sun to mix with clouds overall today. we're also chilly with temperatures in the upper 30's in some suburbs, 41 in philadelphia. this afternoon 53 degrees, clouds, some sun. you're probably going to see more sun to the north than to the south. partly sunny on thursday, 57. a nice day. and then blustery and much colder friday. major lawsuit afa high-powered hollywood director of sexual assault breaking her silence. >>> the brand-new surveillance video that appears to show sherri papini just after she was released from abductors. come on back. having moderate to severe plaque psoriasis is not always easy. it a long-distance run.

. >> from traverse city up through northern michigan and shallland, wisconsin, winter storm warningsp to a foot of snow with that next cold front and in some parts of new england. >>> good morning. i'm abc7 news meteorologist mike nicco. mild southerly breezes today will bring temperatures in the 60s again, scattered showers possible, but the steadier rain comes in tonight, it will be light to moderate and we'll have another storm sunday into monday. for most part today you can see it's pretty cloudy out there, 60 at half moon bay, 62 at santa rosa, the repgs of us about 64 to 68. tonight the steady rain becomes scattered showers by tomorrow's morning commute. mid to upper 50s. >>> coming up here our abc news exclusive with the woman facing a major lawsuit after accusing a high-powered hollywood director of sexual assault. she's breaking her silence. >>> the brand-new surveillance video that appears to show sherri papini that woman who went missing from a jog just after she was released from abductors. come on back. sherri papini that woman who went missing from a jog just after she

wider view shows mixed precipitation out to the northwest, mainly through southern michigan and northern portions of the ohio valley, all that will lift north up into the southern province of canada and upstate new york today. we won't be impact by that this afternoon but area of low pressure same area of low pressure responsible for that little batch of moisture will swing through here first thing tomorrow morning. so, for today, cloud, sun, turning milder with the high of 48 degrees. then we will get into tomorrow morning, as the low pulls off the coast, it could produce a round of patchy drizzle for city of philadelphia and immediate surrounding suburbs but it is moisture that gets in here quick enough lehigh veil and poconos could start as a mixed bag of sleet and freezing rain and that could create slick spots up there. i will be back in a few minutes with more detail with the accu weather seven day forecast, guys. >> chris, thank you. you can keep track of any drizzle heading our way tomorrow morning and our chilly temperatures plus the rest of the accu weather forecast by heading

that's what they're dealing with in the lower portions of michigan, northern portions of the ohio valleyng by to the north so places like buffalo, syracuse southern canada you'll city a wintry mix later this afternoon. for us, these loud clouds will thin out and we'll go partly to mostly sunny later this afternoon. milder over all with sunshine. by the time this low really gets cranking, it's well out to sea so we're not expecting too much in the way of anything at all tomorrow morning, perhaps a little bit of might drizzle, patchy stuff at best and then the lehigh valley could see a light wintry mix. i'll talk more about that here in a second. future tracker6 by 11:30 a.m. that cloud deck drifting a off to the south. the sun starts to peak through. overnight the clouds begin to increase again and then here comes some of the moisture. now, this model is not showing too much here but i think you'll see some patchy drizzle around the philadelphia area. and then by 9:00 a.m. some very light sleet pellets or some freezing rain in the lehigh valley and the poconos and the big question is goin

proper management of forests is for our environment our economy and our special way of life in northern michigan and the upper peninsula. i live in the middle, right in the middle of the ottawa national forest. so this issue really does hit close to home for me. and now, as we have seen the devastation from forest fires in the west, it is more important than ever to have this debate. but it is impossible to talk about the need for wildlife suppression -- excuse me. wildfire suppression. without talking about proper forest management. these two go hand in hand. or at least they should. go hand in hand. all too often we hear rhetoric that managing our forests and removing dead or dying trees is a bad thing. this can't be further from the truth. when we leave these dried, are thing trees, laying on the forest floor, they become an incendiary breeding ground for fires. those fires cost the forest service billions of dollars and countless hours of manpower to extinguish. last year alone, we spent $2.9 billion on suppression efforts. this leaves barely any financial resources to allocate toward actual

rain out there early this morning northern new england and areas of michigan. forecast looks really nice. new storm moving into seattle and portland. keep waiting for the temperatures to feel like the time of year it should be and not yet. >> just don't tell me another hurricane is on the way. >> long hurricane season. extended. >> 29 days left of hurricane season. >> that's a good bill karins impression. >> i just need the tie. >>> still ahead, more women coming forward with new claims of sexual harassment against a growing list of notable men. >> details on the list that includes and latest wave of allegations, including one prominent leader overseas. depend silhouette active fit briefs, feature a thin design for complete comfort. they say "move it or lose it" - and at my age, i'm moving more than ever. because getting older is inevitable. but feeling older? that's something i control. get a free sample at depend.com. . >> welcome back, everyone. there are multiple levels of abuse against a-listers. a second actor has come forward against kevin spacey. nbc di

winter has already arrived in northern -- in upper michigan. travel is complex and sometimes hazardous. some of the most rural degheeography in the country, veterans in michigan's first district are forced to travel hours into wisconsin or hundreds of miles down into mid and southeast michigan to keep simple doctors appointments. innovative health care solutions like telemedicine are long overdue. veterans in my district will help validate the requirements for and the quality of such innovations. h.r. 2123 will allow v.a. licensed health care providers to practice teled my sin at any location , in any state, regardless of where the provider or patient is he kated. this bill will make it easier for veterans in my district and across the country to access health care services in a convenient setting that fits their schedule, ultimately putting the veteran first. i've long said if a program or policy can work in michigan's first district, it can work anywhere. i urge support of h.r. 2123 and i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman fro

northern plains. and floating past our area. this one is seated right here moving out of wisconsin and michigan. you can see the placement of the cold front. you see the transition in chicago. 68 in cincinnati. minneapolis, 39. that's going to come filtering in. that's part of the cooldown. and behind that, a colder push of air. we're basking in the 70s. some of the warm eest air acros the nation. 73 in philadelphia. 73 in vineland. let's go out to the see shore. 72 in atlantic city. even more comfortable there. so your by hour forecast, what's going to happen. a mix of sun and clouds. we're dropping down into the 60s and upper 50s overnight. by tomorrow afternoon, some extra clouds drift through. we hit the mid-70s. a few showers. a front coming through. 43 in philadelphia. 45 in millville. so a huge difference on saturday. e we only make it into. the upper 50s. then look what happens. saturday night into sunday, here comes the first of some rain showers. they should be sprinkles and showers by sunday morning. just go to nbc10.com to follow your weather. here's your ten day on 10. 59 on saturda

into western russia but you can see it on the cloud through northern europe have it don't particularly deep is not particularly bright in michiganright back out to the atlantic again so what's it doing well it's trying to bring slightly warmer across what was recently rather wintry weather and it's succeeding to some degree the temperature up to about ninety warsaw but moscow sitting in the blue at about plus one if you take it head next two days you'll notice that skirting around that cold air is what's coming into the atlantic service now on the edge otherwise it's all rain moscow still in the cold and the warmth held back a bit of us polo poland back to jim go talk about double figures now so it's still only warming up not as warm still as portugal and spain but even here the weather's changing cloud and rain coming into the a big difference to the last week or so just isn't locked in temperatures back so it was a bit of a wintry spell and his dad got a little bit milder you notice in the sun start to come out again to show whatever snow fell on the mountains so i mean there's no longer cold air coming down through the g. and

of michigan and parts of the northern great lakes, we're looking at snow. as this system moves across the midwest, moderate rain. northern snow continues by thursday into the northeast and new england and then pushes off the interior sections of new england. could see a mix of ice and snow along the coast it will be heavy rain. that's what's going on around the country. we're going to get to your local forecast coming up in the next 30 seconds. a pet in need. 60 million meals! that's so much food. petsmart - for the love of pets. >>> good wednesday morning, i'm meteorologist, kari hall. heavier rain later this evening and a wet drive this morning for the north bay. into the south bay, light sprinkles expected this morning. heavier rain moving in with the time line picking up after the evening commute with gusty winds and continues tomorrow morning. >> that's your latest weather. in case you're wondering what's for lunch, we have free range chicken on the menu. >> good to know, al. thank you so much. >>> coming up, the frantic multistate search for that esca

. >> snow has been falling in michigan and it will move into northern indiana and illinois and then it'sh. we take a look at the live picture here. pretty enough. >> those single digit conditions are stretching as far south as chicago. there's a live look across grant park. the real-feel temperature as we speak is about 7 degrees. accuweather joins us to fill us in. good morning. >> diane, kendis, the coldest air of the season arrives today and yes, it is going to pack a powerful punch because not only are we bringing in the cold air, but we're also talking about some very gusty winds. winds could gust to more than 30 miles per hour. even though a lot of the highs for the day are in the 30s and 40s, again, that's afternoon high temperatures, so much of the day will be spent cooler than that, the winds will make it feel much worse. in fact, some places it will only feel like the teens across the northeast. and as we go into tonight, things start to quiet down, but the cold air stays, and that's when it really gets frigid. as skies clear out, we're talking about actual numbers in the teens

some places in michigan could get three to six inches i saw a couple of spots up in northern peninsulaies tomorrow, but here we go with clear skies and those very cold temperatures . these are widespread freeze watches that will likely get changed over to freeze warnings tomorrow and if you don't see one in your area it's because you already had your freeze. growing season will end by the time we get to saturday morning much that's the coldest air we've seen so far and has the high pressure kind of transitions over to the coast that will an end to the worst of the chill and we'll get more of a wind that will supply temperatures closer to the low 50s with clowned did i skiesment as we look at the weekend it's not bad. both days will be descrie which i'm sure the skins are happy about as the vikings come into showers in the forecast on tuesday, more showers possible on wednesday and into thursday, 58-degrees. can you believe we are only two weeks away from thanksgiving? how did that happen? >> oh, no, i have to get my menu planned. >> it looks like those calorie listings on menus may be

of michigan and the great lakes, we're looking at snow. moderate rain northernnow continues by thursday into the northeast and new england, and pushes off the interior section of new england, could see a mix of ice and snow along the coast. it will be heavy rain. that's what's going at petsmart, we're so close to donating 60 million meals to pets in need. that definitely feels good! with your support, we provide meals for pet shelters and food banks to feed hungry pets across the country. this holiday season, buy any bag of dog or cat food at petsmart. any brand, any size and we'll give a meal to a pet in need. 60 million meals! that's so much food. petsmart - for the love of pets. >>> good morning. i'm meteorologist krystal klei. today a dry forecast but increasing clouds into the afternoon. tonight we will have showers 51 is the forecast high this afternoon. in center city 49. lansdale. allentown, forecast high of 47 degrees. 51 for voorheis. mid 50s possible over the jersey shore. in delaware wilmington your high 53. smyrna, 51. make sure today you bundle up

michigan pennsylvania. that is what is on the way later on tonight. to be outgoing tonight, make sure you really bundle up. northern ohio into western pennsylvania. a few flakes could make it into garrett county. not expecting anything significant or anything in terms of snowflakes around the immediate metro area. this afternoon, temperatures around 30 to 35 degrees with -- highs around 40 to 45. the average is around 60. for the evening rush-hour commute, when the sun goes down, it will be mainly clear. temperatures dropped quickly because of the clear skies. here is our temperature trend moving into the overnight hours into early tomorrow morning. locations closer to the district. even colder than that out west. the latest on the freeze warnings. this includes the district, all of southern maryland, all of fairfax and montgomery county into frederick county. areas to the west of us. that is because your growing season has come to an end. temperatures in the upper teens. as we moved nicely into the afternoon hours to around 40 to 45 degrees as a high, but still well below average for your veterans day. vikings ver

michigan. the cold air pouring south and east. lake effect snows will be cranking. look at the temperatures in chicago. teen teens. 20s in st. louis. flash freeze likely across northern new england and new york. by saturday morning, record lows, boston, philly and d.c. in the 20s, with the wind, it will feel like near zero. that is shockingly cold stuff for mid november, david. >> all right, we knew it was coming. rob, thank you. >>> and a troubling setback for puerto rico tonight. a major power failure. almost the entire island now back in the dark. nearly three and a half million american citizens live there, and tonight, the texas couple who saw our report, and what they've now done. tonight, authorities in puerto rico have confirmed more than 80% of the island is again in the dark. after that major power failure. it's been nearly two months now since the hurricane hit. our visit, two weeks in, president trump was about to land there. and what we found just 15 minutes from the airport. we had heard apartment buildings in san juan were still without power. without running water. the stairwells dark, the hallways, too. elizabeth vazquez delgado lives in new york cit

northern virginia, it's really not a purple state anymore, it's a blue state. when donald trump wins 304 electoral votes and wins states like wisconsin, michigan, pennsylvania, ohioiowa, and comes within one point in minnesota. when he loses virginia by five points, it shows you. >> sean: what you make of the revelation -- >> gillespie needed to embrace donald trump much more. >> sean: now i know that the fix was in, trump was right. bernie sanders -- the system was right, i will use donna brazile's words, in the primary. she also tried to fix the general election because now we know clinton herself paid for the phony russian dossier that others were spreading around all these lies, russian life that she paid for. the fix was in there, the fix was in comey rights her exoneration before he ever did in exoneration. the fix was in on the tarmac when bill clinton met with loretta ranch. there's a lot of fixing the clinton is involved in. your reaction after the fact? >> gai, organization i was a terminal, we did the clinton cash book and drill down on uranium one to find all the nefarious activities around that that we hope that the judiciary committee and eventually

little snow is flying with the cold air up northern sections of wisconsin and up through coming out of minnesota and into the up of michiganre is in charge to the north of us today. that is going to bring us a lot of sunshine. we'll have some high clouds, too. it's real cold. temperatures only in the upper 30's and the low obviously chilly all day. this high will shift to the east tomorrow and as it does, it will allow some clouds to come in. we're going to get clouds from the west tomorrow. looks like we'll also have some clouds coming across with the lower levels from the east to the west and so i think mostly cloudy will be the rule tomorrow. still staying a little cool. today happy veterans day by the way, thank you for your service. 43 degrees for a high temperature. temperature. be able to do. i think some of you may actually stay in the upper 30's today. not quite as windy as it was yesterday. so, it won't be as bitterly cold. more clouds tomorrow. actually i think it's going to be mostly clouds tomorrow, probably won't see any sunshine and if we do, we're not going to see a whole heck of a lot but we'll warm up jus

michigan, justice larsen was born in and hails from my state of iowa. in fact, she and i share the same university, the university of northern iowa, for our bachelor's degrees. i've also learned since meeting justice larsen that her father was long time c.e.o. of lutheran services of iowa. now retired but during the time he was c.e.o., he was the very same person i often met with for breakfast when he would come to washington to tell us about the concerns of lutheran services of iowa. at that time i never knew that i might be speaking in favor of his daughter. didn't even know of the daughter at that time. so i'm proud to see a fellow iowan and such an eminently qualified nominee be nominated for the sixth circuit court of appeals. for those who may not be familiar with her career and accomplishments, a few minutes will give me an opportunity to share with you about those. i think you'll find, as i have, that justice larsen is particularly well suited to serve as a federal appellate judge. justice larsen has an outstanding academic record having received numerous awards during her undergraduate and law school careers. justice larsen was a presidential schol