all of our friends here from anchorage, alaska. john luc, the goat. the alaska railway station is behind us. it's 31 degrees. it brisk. it took us a little time to ant the rokerthon flag. we had to pre-drill a hole. the ground is frozen as are the rest of us. in fact, we will give you the forecast. before we do, we have a question for you. we will answer on the other side of the weather. the question is for you and for all of our viewers. what is the official state sport of alaska? while you ponder that, take a look at the forecast here. we will show you that we are looking at here in alaska. we start off in anchorage. gorgeous day. as the weekend wears on, this low pressure will push in. that's going to bring snow, 3 or 4 inches of it. as we look at the forecast, somebody said yay. only a couple people said yay. anchorage, the high of 31. bethel, 32. kodiak, 45 with sunny skies. partly cloudy and 36 degrees. let's look at the weekend outlook for the country. heavy rain in the pacific northwest. also down in the gulf. showers in the mid-atlantic state

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we're starting off tomorrow in anchorage, alaska. let's show you what our weather is like for alaska tomorrow. some places getting a mix of rain and snow. we're going to be watching that as well. as far as your weekend outlook is concerned, wet weather from the southeastern atlantic states into the gulf coast. same in the pacific northwest. sunday, sunday, sunshine in the northeast, new england, great lakes where it will be fairly windy two days in a row. more rain in the pacific northwest with mountain snows and more showers through the >> good morning. for the day, a mix of clouds and sunshine. record warmth. between 71-76. the record in boston is 73. this afternoon, around 74. and worcester, your record is 70, and you should get there, low 70s, and back in 1960, a high of 73, and that will fall today. tomorrow, clouds, mostly sunny skies, and seasonal temps on sunday. low 50s. and patriots game, breezy at times during the game. times during the game. >> reporter: all right. that's your latest weather. just about getting ready to p

a crew from our nbc station in anchorage, alaska was on the side of the road covering that pile up when that crash happened. icy roads caused more than 80 crashes in anchorage yesterday. >>> right now, a hearing about your safety when you fly. the tsa is under fire for security practices a federal report found the agency missed 96% of bombs, weapons and other security threats earlier this year. virginia congressman jerry connelly here asked the tsa administrator how he's responding to that and other security concerns. >> we put a tremendous amount of effort into not just determining the instant failures but reaching back through the organization to figure out what systemically was going on that brought this to this. >> the administrator said the breaches stem from a culture problem that is agency wide. we'll keep watching this. back to you. >>> metro's search for its next general manager continues today. neil cohen pulled out of negotiations yesterday. he said he was not happy about having his name out in the media before signing his contract. the board will now go back to the other fou

the san francisco anchorage, you drive to work every day, you expect to see things, today you drive through there it will be dark. >>> let's move along and look at the bay bridge toll plaza, it's not a big crowd at all. there's not a crowd here. westbound getting into san francisco. the carlson on-ramp to westbound 80 is closed. a truck came off the freeway and ended up down there, the truck will be there for a while. we'll show you pictures later on. let's go to steve in the weather center. >> good morning, it's cold out there. still though, upper 30, 40s, some patchy fog by santa rosa, out by the valley, stockton is reporting some. some will creep in toward oakley, brentwood, discovery bay. crystal springs reservoir tends to get the fog. >> 46 brentwood, 45 clayton, a lot of 40s, more than the 30s. but there's some. couple days ago most of these were in the 30s. lots of sunshine, nice temperature. we're getting in the upper 60s, 70s. south, north at six, that's enough to stir up the atmosphere. bodega bay water temp 55. these have stayed dole, they will remain cold. there's more cool air

we're starting off tomorrow in anchorage, alaska. let's show you what our weather is like for alaska tomorrow. some places getting a mix of rain and snow. we're going to be watching that as well. as far as your weekend outlook is concerned, wet weather from the southeastern atlantic states into the gulf coast. same in the pacific northwest. sunday, sunday, sunshine in the northeast, new england, great lakes where it will be fairly windy two days in a row. northwest with mountain snows >> reporter: all right. that's your latest weather. just about getting ready to pack up here at the royal hawaiian. tomorrow, anchorage, alaska. you can get our itinerary at >> nice job today. we'll see you tomorrow. >>> back here in new york, you know him as roger sterling on madmen. now he's starring at newspaper "spotlight". journalists who work tirelessly to expose the children of scandal. >> we need to focus on the institution, not the individual priests. practice and policy. show me the church manipulated the system. show me they put those same pr

. >> that was sierra starks reporting from anchorage, alaska. still ahead: an event that will put you in the holiday spirit.. .and help a great local <

we're starting off tomorrow in anchorage, alaska. let's show you what our weather is like for alaska tomorrow. some places getting a mix of rain and snsn. we're going to be watchininthat as well. as far as your weekend outlook is concerned, wet weather from the southeastern atlantic states into the gulf coast. same in the pacific northwest. sunday, sunday, sunshine in the northeast, new england, great lakes where it will be fairly windy two days in a row. more rain in the pacific northwest with mountain snows and more showers through will end up with 40s to 60s over the midwest today with some rain to the state yesterday. most of us saw less than half an inch, rain tracked through. stormtrack7 live weather network will be mainly dry today.. and it is cooler... teteps are in the low to mid 40s in our viewing area with 30s degrees colder than yesterday morning. winds are still running mainly 10-15 to 20 mph with gusts up to 25 mph at times and that will continue clouds in tt state and those clouds may be tough to get rid of. the system

we're starting off tomorrow in anchorage, alaska. let's show you what our weather is like for alaska tomorrow. some places getting a mix of rain and snow. we're going to be watching that as well. as far as your weekend outlook is concerned, wet weather from the southeastern atlantic states into the gulf coast. same in the pacific northwest. sunday, sunday, sunshine in the northeast, new england, great lakes where it will be fairly windy two days in a row. more rain in the pacific and more showers through theus saw temps in the 60s early this morning only to see them fall into the upper 40s by late this afternoon. a lot of clouds the region but we should clear out some tonight and see a chilly night with lows in the 30s. the next couple of days will stay cooler with highs in the low to mid 50s. then highs could get closer to 60 again by sunday and into the first part of next week before some rain may move in by the middle of the week. >> reporter: all right. that's your latest weather. just about getting ready to pack up here at the r

and also villanueva beat itt, but drexel fell with a loss h in division two to anchorage. danny pomell. >>> first lady michelle obama kicked off the holiday season today by welcoming the white house christmas tree and the tree has some local routes. the proud growers are from lands dale in montgomery county. and they were there as the tree arrived at the white house. >> with we have put thousands of trees in a thousands of limpls, and here we putting a tree in america's living room. >> the tree will be displayed in the blue room of the white house. >>> this saturday, the eagles along with nbc 10 are proud to showcase the military in our salute to service special. we'll profile the power line story of dan rose, who's a vet who's back on his feet after some remarkable technology. and a hometown here row whose dedication to our countries runs several generations deep. our special eagles salute to service ears this saturday night at 7:30. >>> you know, today was so warm, we had the video of people ice skating. >> in the wauter. >> in the water. there were a lot of puddles beca

they responded to more than 80 collisions before noon yesterday in anchorage. in california, at least five people were injured. so, we've got icy roads, huh boobs, what else do you have for us? >>>> nothing quite as dramatic as those pictures, but we're watching extreme temperatures between the warmth in the west. that's going to continue across thace country. and the storm is still going to bring snow as we go throughout the early morning areas. winter storm watch and this weak storm moves through. and eventually some of that rain will make it into the texas. and not the heavier stuff until thursday. theseur temperatures are pretty minneapolis, 20 degrees above average. this is unheard of stuff. most the canadian border, 80s. and there's really no sign of any really cold air until the weekend coming down out of canada. now aca closer look that day ahead. so, today, down along the gulf coast,th temperatures mild. 91 near orlando and tampa. the only cool stuff on the map is in the northern rockies. when you get 70s in november in the northern half of the country, you take it and run wi

we're starting off tomorrow in anchorage, alaska.cerned, wet weather from the southeastern atlantic states into the gulf coast. same in the pacific northwest. sunday, sunday, sunshine in the northeast, new england, great lakes where it will be fairly windy two days in a row. more rain in the pacific northwest with mountain snows and more showers through >>> good morning. i'm kari hall. our temperatures now in the mid to upper 50s while the north bay is still in the upper 40s. but we'll see highs a lot more comfortable this afternoon. even a degree or two warmer than it was yesterday. 71 degrees in the east bay and south bay. peninsula up to 70. san francisco looking at a high of 65 degrees. and in the north bay, 72 while the tri-valley today tops out at 73 degrees. more of this weather heading in to the weekend and rain possible on sunday. >> reporter: all right. that's your latest weather. just about getting ready to pack up here at the royal hawaiian. tomorrow, anchorage, alaska. you can get our itinerary at today.com/rokerthon. >>

a chance of rain and snow in anchorage so we'll be watching that. let's look at your weekend outlook. wet weather in the southeastern atlantic states and down into the gulf coast with heavy rain. heavy rain in the pacific northwest on saturday and plenty of sunshine in the plains. on sunday mountain snows in the pacific northwest with wet weather. wet weather confined to the southeast and the gulf coast. i should say parts of florida. sunshine through the northeast and windy in the plains. t.c. and pungi. bam, that's what i'm talking about #rokerthon. that's what's going on around >>> that's a brave man. a string of 68. sheeps head bay, 64. upper 60s already a at this hour in central new jersey. 69 in the park. record-setting high of 77 degrees. could be a couple showers pushing through tonight with low 60s is tomorrow. plenty of clouds lingering. bright and sunny. nice day for monday, 60, with plenty of sunshine continuing. today.com/rokerthon to get the itinerary and to donate to feeding america. $1, they can provide 11 meals. we want to raise a l

elsewhere, 0-5 with the loss to division ii, alaska, anchorage.i'm danny pommells. >>> today, liberty 1 in center city philadelphia opens the tallest observation deck that's 900 feet above street level, featuring a full view of the city, and on a clear day, you can see as far as 40 miles out. the attraction is decked out with ben franklin and opens at 10:00 this morning. australian man holds the world record for this imive christmas tree after stringing up more than half a million lights, david richards broke the record for most lights on an artificial tree, creating the tree to raise funds for a charity, raising awareness about sudden infant death syndrome. >>> a few minutes before 6:00, it is small business saturday, local main streets shine. checking in a few moments with monique. >> it's mild. you can have all the arms with the shopping bags and not heavy coats. a light jacket is good with a hood because of the scattered showers. this is a live look outside from boat row. clouds this morning, tracking the showers for you. >>> it's a terrible,

this was in alaska west of anchorage. this was during the films of the action movie. believe it or not, he stood up and walked away from this terrifying dive. >> that's amazing. >> this is one of those things you wouldn't believe it's true if you didn't see it yourself. it never, ever would be possible under any other circumstance.

eric klein - both scientists for the arctic domain awareness center at the university of alaska, anchorage. >> so when we're out here and we're getting this air in, to us it's just kind of misty, arctic air... >> but what you don't see are all the different isotopic compositions that will change depending on how much sea ice is there, the humidity, the temperature. >> contamination will also change the isotopic composition of the air - like oil. >> like shell in the arctic here we want to make sure we're well aware of any mishaps that might occur very early. well our vision is to take this device, put it inside a noaa buoy and then circle those buoys around an oil platform so that then we have guardians of this habitat. those buoys surrounding the platform could give us an immediate warning that something has happened, we need to do something now. >> it may be two years before this technology is ready to be deployed, but there's one big reason for it. the drilling shell will start here, is on everyone's mind. >> how do oil spills and sea ice mix? what happens when the two are involved? >>

that something else is way up there in the gulf of alaska impacting anchorage right now with rainfallonnected around here and that will eventually make it here by sunday. next couple of days, the ridge holds. we continue to have that northerly flow. you will get more sunshine both tomorrow and saturday but highs will struggle to leave the 60s for most of us they will not leigh the 60s for two more days. -- they will not leave the 60s for two more days. this front sunday and monday will have less rain than last week. there is rain moving in as early now the timing has changed sunday morning. let's roll through futurecast. friday you are sunny. friday night we're clear a little bit of fog at the coastline. saturday mainly sunny. let's watch futurecast. it's coming in early. this is a significant change over the past 24 hours. showers for concord, fairfield, hayward, redwood city, palo alto, down to santa clara as early as 9:00 or 10:00 sunday morning and then you may actually get some sunshine by sunday afternoon. so we'll have to nail down the timing but it looks like as we get more in

blanca/vo ---se vivieron momentos de miedo en una carretera de "anchorage" alaska, cuando un auto pierdetra una camioneta estacionada. ---un equipo de nuestra cadena hermana "nbc" estaba estacionado al lado de la camioneta "suv"que empezo a deslizarse hacia atras por el camino, impactandose contra otra. ---las autoridades dicen que nadie result herido. cesar -- momento de revisar el pronostico del tiempo.. blanca -- pasamos con gabriela dellan.. buenas noches.. gabriela facebook amigos tengan todos muy buenas noches y sean cordialmente bienvenidos a noticiero telemundo 48 . enseguida les comparto la informacion meteorologica del dia de hoy. como usted ve en su pantalla aqui tenemos las siguientes condiciones climatologicas: ================= ponga atencion porque a continuacion le muestro las temperaturas para las principales ciudades del area de la bahia: san jose: 65 oakland: 65 san francisco:63 livermore: 67 morgan hill: 63 ================= el pronostico extendido para los proximos cinco dias: san jose miercoles:67 jueves:68 viernes:69 sabado:70 domingo: 69 san francisco miercoles:63

"i don't want them to sleep on a piece of cardboard," the anchorage toddler says through sobs. mcclung says she's never seen her son react that way to anything. "he's 3, and everyone he knows has a house and has food and has toys," mcclung said. "and so it really genuinely hurt his heart to kind of realize that there are without." quickly dried up when patrick learned there was a way he could help the homeless. he and his mom made signs - calling for socks, cold-weather gear, diapers, toiletries and other items - and set up boxes around town so others could donate to patrick's passion project. learn a lot from her young son's will to make a difference. "i'm so proud of him," mcclung said. "i think a lot of us aren't looking to help. we just live our lives, we're just used to homeless people and all of the issues that are around us - it's just normal." but, she says, you don't have to be 3 years old to take action. she urges everyone to take a note from patrick - just start with what moves your heart. elias: and up next-- we'll have two very special guests from des moines drag k

>>george: a vehicle with a flat tire on the west than the suspension span near the center in anchoragee metering lights that has changed the total trip time to time to 2 minutes into san francisco and the back of this building westbound will update this and the rest of the traffic coming of. >>darya: college student named- davis got the world champions new york mets had to during game 1 of the world series they went on to lose to the royals as we know he was sober and he was really excited >>james: san francisco warming up to about 66 what you're saying is pretty much tempter range will see all across the bay area not much difference between the coast and inland valleys as afternoon. (nature sounds) she can rage, and roar, and crack, and storm. but mother nature can't stop us. the new 2016 ford explorer. be unstoppable. ♪ (dog) mmm, beneful healthy weand low-calorie... keeps me looking good. hey, i get some looks, i hear the whistles. (vo) beneful healthy weight, a delicious, low-calorie meal your dog will love. with wholesome rice, real chicken, and accents of vegetables and apples. >

one bombing in anchorage -- and -- a blackoutg for pro-kurdish parties.erek party and earn a one .- and urdu want the question is what is next? what does it mean for the constitution. it was key. president are to want wanted to change the constitution to give him a zynga style power. willie still push ahead echo the economic challenges, the lyrical challenges and the divisions that need to be healed. the investors we have spoken to today say watch out, it is not such a pretty picture. there are huge challenges ahead. a lot more to look for guys. investors, they need to be brave. tom, thank you very much. tom mackenzie on the bank. patrick armstrong joins us. he has to manage over one billion pounds and assets. great to have you on the program. went to talk china and some of the pmi figures that we've had in europe. let's start with turkey. if you listen to what tom mackenzie was saying, it seems we have a clear when. it is a very difficult situation. patrick: it is a difficult situation. you got majority government which is good news, but there is nothing

elsewhere, drexel falls to 0-5 with a loss to alaska anchorage. >>> today, liberty one in center citylphia opens the tallest observation deck at 900 feet above street level so 57 floors up. on a clear day, see 40 miles out. the attraction also decked out with ben franklin. opens at 10:00 this morning. today, cloudy? >> right. view ofskies i, but that's all right. go to the observation deck, no complaints in late november with the temperatures, trading off with showers, but cooler sunday. >> bring the umbrella. >> couldn't hurt. >> "today" is next, and see you here at 8:30. >>> good morning. c carnage in colorado. a man in a deadly shootout in colorado. >> we're getting active gunfire. >> all i can s is my heart's broken. >> nine people wounded. what setoff the gunman? and a woman in the clinic when the shots rang out joins us live. >>> treacherous travel. a storm glazes the mid section in ice making for deadly driving on one of the busiest travel weekends of the year. dylan is following it all. >>> brush with death.

elsewhere, drexel falls to division 2 alaska anchorage. that's all.ny pommells. >>> take a look at this man right here. police need your help to find this robber accused of killing a convenience store clerk just before thanksgiving. the details are coming up. >>> this morning, police are asking for help to find the gunman who murdered a convenience store clerk just before thanksgiving. matthew mwinsori died wednesday night, a father and military officer in his native ghana. take a good look. police say this man entered quick n' go with the intense of robbing the store. prosecutors would not confirm what happens next, but friends say he went after the bandit, and he shot the clerk outside the store. >> going to miss him, really going to miss him. >> he did not have any family in the area, but he had a the-year-old daughter back in west africa. if you have information on the case, information about the robber, contact the police. >>> autopsies scheduled today for two men from philadelphia who died when their pontoon boat capsized in the inlet in ocean c

"i don't want them to sleep on a piece of cardboard," the anchorage toddler says through sobs. mcclung says she's never seen her son react that way to anything. "he's 3, and everyone he knows has a house and has food and has toys," mcclung said. "and so it really genuinely hurt his heart to kind of realize that there are people that go without." but those tears quickly dried up when patrick learned there was a way he could help the homeless. he and his mom made signs - calling for socks, cold-weather gear, diapers, toiletries and other items - and set up boxes around town so others could donate to patrick's passion project. but at the same time, she says, we can all learn a lot from her "i'm so proud of him," mcclung said. "i think a lot of us aren't looking to help. we just live our lives, we're just used to homeless people and all of the issues that are around us - it's just normal." but, she says, you don't have to be 3 years old to take action. she urges everyone to take a note from patrick - just start with what moves your heart. sabrina: that's a look at your money this m

and imagine then, this is a town like craig, when you scale this up to communities like anchorage and fairbanks, what do those costs mean to you? there's just too much at stake here. so, again, i oppose the wotus rule, strongly oppose the wotus rule because of the uncertainty that it will create, the delays that it will deliver and the costs that it will impose. and because alaska is the only state that has permafrost and we still have no idea whether or under what circumstances these areas will be regulated. and because further this rule could dampen our efforts to begin new resource extraction projects which we depend on for a majority of our state's budget. and finally, i oppose the wotus rule because it is yet another regulatory burden for alaskans, for people all over the country. and this is on top of all of the other regulations that we have seen in our state, from the interior department's antienergy decisions to e.p.a.'s quest for project veto authority before, during, and after the permitting process. if gets to a point, mr. president, where it's just too much. it's just too

a chance of rain and snow in anchorage so we'll be watching that. let's look at your weekend outlook. wet weather in the southeastern atlantic states and down into the gulf coast with heavy rain. heavy rain in the pacific northwest on saturday and plenty of sunshine in the plains. on sunday mountain snows in the pacific northwest with wet weather. wet weather confined to the southeast and the gulf coast. i should say parts of florida. sunshine through the northeast and windy in the plains. man, oh, yeah! t.c. and pungi. bam, that's what i'm talking about #rokerthon. >> jeremy: good morning. for the day, a mix of clouds and sunshine. temps between 71 and 76. the record in boston is 73. i think this afternoon around 74. worcester, your record is 70. you should get there low 70s. here you go. back in 1959, the city had a high of 7 3. that will fall today. tomorrow, clouds, breezy, cooler and sunday, mostly sunny skies. seasonal. temps on sunday, low 50s. patriots' game looking great. breezy at times during the game. >> hey guys, don't forget go to toda

. >> the anchorage daily news or whatever actually put a $100,000 reward on this thing. so i was thinking about that too going wouldn't that be nice if i could bring this baby in. >> but despite an exhaustive search, he returns empty handed. >> i really had high hopes about finding this thing. i'd love to go back up there. and when i get a little older, little more time on my hands, i will go up there and disprove and prove this thing. >> until then the myth of caddy lives on. after all, perhaps the mystery is what we love most of all. >>> sucker punched. caught off guard. this commuter thinks that commuter is talking too loud on her cell phone, so she takes matters into her own hands. >> who knows how far that escalation would have gotten with a loaded gun? >> a hot tempered liquor store patron goes from impatient to out of control. >> i thought the lady lost her mind. >> a convenience store break-in on four wheels forces a young clerk to run for his life. >> i just hear a loud noise from the right and turn and i saw the car. >> a guy walks into a bar with a chainsaw.

. >>> scary moments on a road in anchorage, alaska, as an out of control car you just saw there slides on an icy road and hits a parked suv. a crew from nbc affiliate ktuu is parked along the side of the road when an suv began to slide backwards down the road. fortunately, we can report no one was hurt, but the incident certainly created some tense moments. >>> now your nbc 10 first alert weather with meteorologist sheena parveen. >> and while they are dealing with the snow, we are dealing with unseasonably warm weather. we're going to keep this in the forecast as we go through the rest of the week. 70-degree temperatures this week and we do have a small rain chance in the forecast before the weekend gets here, but then we're also talking about a cooler weekend. so if you like the 70s, hang on to them this week because the weekend will be feeling a bit more like fall. right now we have clear skies across the area, nice look out at center city with the early sunset. 70 degrees right now in philadelphia, so it is still very comfortable and still unseasonably warm outside. the average hig

we'll show you where they're deciding that issue. [ horn honking ] >>> scary moments in anchorage, alaska, after an sufficient slid out of control and slammed into a vehicle. a tv crew was parked alongside the road when it began to slide backward. and look at this, the family had a small child inside that vehicle. thankfully no one was hurt. >>> and look at this amazing sight caught on camera. a meteor streaking across the night sky in thailand. drivers s is in bangkok took t videos around 8:00 p.m. local time. you can see it lighting up the sky as it zipped across. >>> now to decision 2016. republican presidential candidate donald trump is speaking right now to reporters about his new book. a live look at that event right now at trump tower in new york city. >> i think it's a different book. we just had polls come out today from iowa where i'm leading, you saw the new poll from iowa. you saw the new poll in new hampshire where i'm leading big. a poll just came out in florida where i'm leading big. georgia, texas. i mean, all over the place. we're doing well. if you add ben and myself, we

>> anchorage. >> seth: what about you, donna? >> herlamage. >> seth: okay, you know what, let me check in with the band. marney, eli, sid, seth, arcade fire's jeremy gara. >> ohudge. >> jarmoosh. >> roughfudge. >> miss mash. >> hairbrush. [ laughter ] >> seth: all pretty good. hey, baze, you're the head writer, how would you say it? >> well, typically you give an omage and you pay homage or homage as both pronunciations are acceptable. >> seth: and is there like an easier way to remember that? >> you can just not do this sketch. >> seth: you know what? that's a good point. [ bleep ] book lover's day. we'll be right back with more "late night." [ cheers and applause ] there are things we expect from a phone screen we expect it to be ridged. we expect it to be flat. we expect it to be fragile. but what if it wasn't? wouldn't that change what we expect from a phone? meet the new droid turbo 2. with moto shattershield technology. the world's first shatterproof screen. only on verizon. get up to $300 when you trade in your phone see,