anywhere between 5-15 miles per hour. throughout the afternoon. on the maps this afternoon, a battle. low pressure to our south. high pressure off to our north and west. eventually, the high pressure is going to take the low and go out to sea. your storm time line, if you, will still suggesting the occasional sprinkle or spritz on the south shore. essentially, done with the rain-drops around the metro midafternoon. cool. temps only 41-46. the city at 43. dartmouth at 44. north of town, merrimack valley, temps in the low 40's. the worcester hills, maybe a peek or two of sun. especially in the monadnock region. near 40. on the cape and the islands, rain winding down as we speak. temps this afternoon, mid-40's. danielle? we head into tomorrow. the storm will move out. high pressure is moving in. and that's going to warm us up tomorrow. then we have further warming. but it will also help to clear us out. so december has been unseasonably warm so far. we have had one day so far with below-average temperatures. the rest of the month, we are been above a

we're anywhere between 5 to 10 degrees warmer right now than we were yesterday at the same time. i think we beat yesterday's high of 61. 60s for the next three days. in fact, it looks like record warmth is likely for tomorrow least. the other records are also in jeopardy. rain does return to the forecast on monday. until then skies will be mixed. a little bit of sunshine, a little bit of clouds, a light west wind through the afternoon. forecast high, 64 degrees. the record is 68. coming up in the accuweather seven-day forecast, we'll talk more about the records, just how long can this pattern hold, and we'll answer questions about monday's rainfall. i'll have that in just a few minutes. >>> amy is it time to celebrate or groan. santa suit clad people are going to be bar hopping from brooklyn to manhattan for the annual santacon. the nypd is issuing a warning for anyone who is taking part. eyewitness news reporter marcus williamsburg right now with marcus. >> mixed opinion on this michelle, no doubt one woman just walked by and said i'm day. not looking forward to what some call h

the latest polls were taken before the christmas break so some anywhere between 1 percent and at the top 6 percent. we brought in lynn bennett and the former 1st vice president. bill: good to see you. >> he is not resonating. he is a great guy. find them to be very personable. very conservative. i feel like he is as conservative. bill: what more are you looking for any candidate? comes up in conversation the biggest discussion is five days before the national election. bill: a strong, firm handshake. >> and i know that it sounds strange. perception is everything. bill: the hug it was not even really a hug. what about trump gives in this commanding lead in south carolina? many would argue he is not all that conservative. >> if you are looking at someone's record, for example donald against chris christie why you think he's more conservative? people are angry,angry, frustrated, afraid. i think donald sees that. the other candidates need to listen because they are >> objectively speaking do you think it is fair to paint an entire presidential campaign on a sort of kind of hard that was

wind speeds anywhere between 15 and 30 miles per hour. gusting over 40 miles per hour this afternoon. upper 50s this afternoon. and upper 40s on thursday. much more of "today show" straight ahead. i'm sarah french. hopefully we see you back here with ingredients like roasted hazelnuts and co there's a whole lot of happy very jar of nutella.

it's a chilly wind from the north and the northeast, anywhere between 10 and 15mph. creating wind chills. it feels like the upper 20s and lower 30s. we are watching a storm system just to our south. it's going to stay to our south, but right on the northern edge, that's where we're noticing a couple rain drops, martha's vineyard, nantucket. and i think through the morning hours up until about noon or so, 1:00, showers likely on the cape and the islands, the south coast. there may be the occasional sprinkle around the city today. and the south shore. again, on-and-off sprinkle possible, not likely. dry metro west, worcester hills. and much cooler than where we have been, only 41 to 46. this is where we should be for this time of year. so it's a bit of a shock. boston this afternoon 43. billerica 42. tonight partly cloudy, cold. tomorrow mostly cloudy skies. seasonal. temperatures tomorrow middle and upper 40s. 7 on 7 forecast, remember, mild pattern. there you go on thursday. some sprinkles in the morning. a lot of clouds throughout the day. upper 50s and friday into

opened his two days of appearance at strawberry hill elementary clinton has opened up a lead anywhere between 6 and 41 points over sanders since october, he returned to his message of higher wages for workers and he talked at length about strengngenin g the middle class - not an uncommon theme for this campaign. " today, in america, you have a middle class which is disappearing. you have, in some cases, people's life expectancy going down. massive despair. is that reflected on television?" dubuque and waterloo. on sunday, sanders will start in waterloo before an appearance at cornell college in mount vernon. the former secretary of state had t t stops in waterloo on wednesday, first at techworks and then at the five sullivan brothers convention center. mrs. clinton is returning to eastern iowa next week, with a town hall meeting planned for wednesday at the old brick church in iowa city. on the republican side, a major shakeup in the polling today. texas senator ted cruz has enjoyed a surge in momentum for the last 30 days in iowa. in the latest iowa poll from the des moines register, the pol

temperatures anywhere between two degrees and four degrees milder than yesterday. a lot of cases in the 30' milder air back down to the ohio texas. southwesterly wind gets tapped working our way into the weekend, and that means a warming trend for the weekend and certainly monday as our next system truly starts to arrive. a lot of clouds out there, a few breaks, especially up north. later in the evening, the low clouds and fog form. that allows for patchy drizzle with that as she overnight feared up north, a couple of spots could be below the freezing mark. a couple of showers trying to break apart, improvement in the afternoon, especially away from the shoreline midafternoon on. then we are caught in between systems before another weak disturbance to glides in early friday. westerly breeze starts to dry saturday, looking at partly sunny' skies. temperatures warm up. 40' s this afternoon with a light breeze, and we will continue to patchy, freezing drizzle in the north country overnight. there it is, the warm-up all the way into monday ahead of our next system, whi

wind speeds yesterday at this time, anywhere between 10-20 miles per hour. this afternoon, they will be anywhere between 5-15 miles per hour. they will be from the south. not from the north. high pressure has moved east and you would think with high pressure that being all sorts of sunshine... that is usually the case. you know, if you get a batch of clouds, that will kind of get stuck under the high pressure. well, the clouds can't move. there is not enough wind to kick him out of here. pressure. we will have clouds and sun through the afternoon. tomorrow, another batch of clouds in the morning. there may be a few isolated showers and sprinkles tomorrow morning. cool front, it is even warmer tomorrow afternoon. and even into friday. how much rain tomorrow morning? a couple of pennies at the most. nothing significant or long-lasting. gear tomorrow morning. that is how brief and isolated it will be. boston this afternoon, 47. dartmouth at 48. north of town, merrimack afternoon. 40's. on the cape and the islands, chatham later on today, 47. mashpee at 48. dani

you can see anywhere between five and seven inches of snow in central parts of the state, away from where we have been mixing, with quite a bit of sleep come anywhere from south of the lakes region all the way down to the seacoast from where we have had freezing rain greater the winter storm warning remains in effect for the northern three counties. you notice the heaviest portion of all the precipitation we have been going through this morning, continuing to lighten up for the afternoon. north of the white mountains, continuing to expect an additional 1-4 inches of the commission for the remainder of the afternoon. places like pittsburgh and colebrook are the areas that stand to see that. temperatures well below the freezing mark and not expected to make much headway through the afternoon anything that falls can continue to re-freeze across the region. in southern areas of the state we have been going back-and-forth and forth between snow and quite a bit of sleep. one of the areas is nashua. we want to head out live to meteorologist hayley lapoint. she continues our storm watch team cove

it looks like she could be anywhere between five and eight. could have hurt her severely. >> really. a road down under when this little guy comes along. >> a hop, skip and a jump. it is a kangaroo. >> you see the little guy hop up on to the road and comes across the road and then switches lanes and goes right back off the road. >> he doesn't know where he wants to go. he's like, whoops, sorry! >> great work by the driver. he wasn't exactly going slow, he managed to stop just in time. >> the person who posted the video says the grassy area that the kangaroo came from is the freeway reserve and surrounded by on-ramps, not sure why he was over there. but -- it comes with the territory. >>> there are some out there that believe that bridges are to be used to drive or walk. but this bridge in idaho, everybody else preferred to jump off this thing. it's beautiful wixt not. and if you're going to do it, >> do we know if it's okay to jump off this bridge? >> i looked this up. it's a pretty famous bridge an everyone seems to be quite okay. if it weren't allowed, we wouldn't see so many videos

a normal body mass index is anywhere between 18.5 and 25 and that let's us know that you are in the normal range. for today's health minute, i'm holly firfer. coming up in sports...the iowa state women are set to host 23- ranked iowa on the ladies side of the cy-hawk series. stay tuned for a preview. plus...the iowa coliseum last us next to recap dear future, please help. the present is kind of a scary place. i have no money, no job, no clothes. i feel completely helpless. but i hear good things about you, future. like i'll have hair, and friends, and books and music. cpalmquist@kcaut v.com "sweet caroline.....oh oh oh! good times never feld so good! so good! so good!." this was the scene at hilton coliseum last night. pandemonium after iowa state stormed back to beat iowa in the cy-hawk showdown. alex i have always heard about hilton magic, but last night was the first time i got to experience the magic first-hand. with just over a minute to play.....the cyclones went on a 9-0 run....erasing an 8-point deficit to beat the hawkeys by one. a huge win for iowa state head coach steve prohm...

a normal body mass index is anywhere between 18.5 and 25 and that let's us know that you are in the normal range." 3 a study out today finds higher elderly significantly increases their risk of developing a common precursor to alzheimer's disease. marlie hall has the story. 3 at 85, frederick schweitzer still rides a bike to keep fit and healthy. "the first thing i do in the morning is exercise"the retired history professor is taking part in an aging study at the albert einstein college of medicine in the bronx. new research from the study has found a link between stress in the elderly and memory decline.:23 - :31(sot dr. richard lipton/senior author, albert einstein college of medicine) "participants who had the highest levels of stress were about twice as likely//to develop amnestic mild cognitive impairment this early stage of alzheimer's dementia."for every 5 point increase in stress score, the risk of developing mild cognitive impairment increased by 30 percent.the past few years have been stressful for schweitzer. he was his wife's passed away from dementia last year. :54 - :59(sot:

a normal body mass index is anywhere between 18.5 and 25 and that let's us know that you are in the normal range. deborah: knowing these numbers will keep you on a path of healthy living! deborah and staying on the traveling for the holidays... be aware of blood clots... you may be stuck in a car or on a plane for hours... and that raises the chances of you developing them. coming up this monday morning on "get going with jessica rae"... she explores the dangers of blood clots...and how you can prevent them. so be sure to tune in at 5 and 6 a- m...monday morning for the full story. coming up... star wars toys are flying off the shelves this holiday season... but you'll have to open up your piggy banks to get this action figure. i'll tell you how much it's worth... after the break... elisa rain tonight, rain, sleet, and snow tomorrow... and no break?! details on your forecast next. " " elisa 2 line cg: elisa raffa eraffa@kcautv.co m cloudy skies today with flurries developing west and our system starting to make its way from the four corners region. as it does that we'll see a steadier rain

. >> there can be anywhere between 5% and 20% from the people that i speak to that islam is their religion and who have a desire for caliphate and to institute that in any way possible, and in particular go after what they consider western norms, our way of life. >> so we do a little math, i'm pretty good with numbers around a here, 1.6 billion muslims, that's 5.6 million people who want caliphate. and that's sharia law and those that do not believe in sharia law could be punished by death. >> i don't know how many she's talking to, she could have talked to ten people. but there are people who have set the sites on isis. it's a real struggle gooeps islamic terrorism and sharia law and all of the nastiness and the attacks on our way of life that come with it and it's a serious problem, and i know that the administration gets that now, i know they were late to the game approximate in certain aspects. but i'm confident we're going to fight this head on. her numbers, as a pollster, it's ridiculous to me to say that 5% to 20% of the people that i spoke speak to. do the real polls. >> i'm not ge

one american or trooper for 50 of them, but realistically, in this type of fighting, you get anywhere between:1 to 10:1. that's a good exchange. >> those who know him well know with what heavy heart each decision is made to send americans into combat. that grief is not a feeling that can be turned on or off. it is there whether the casualty list is 2 or 200. i've seen the president previously but privately concerned. >> for every body, there is a next of kin. for every next of kin, a telegram. the secretary of the army has asked me to express his deep regret that your husband died in vietnam on the 14 november, 1965. >> we heard them say that they will bury us. if they take over one country at a time, all over the world, the little countries will be taken over. he said, i would rather go now then wait until 20 years and have my son go. it might be too late in 20 years. and he told me, before he left, he told me to sit down. i said don't cry, because you've got to know this. it's better if you know. you won't have a total decision to make. it want you to know that we have spent most of our mar

let's get all of the states and expecting to see anywhere between probably another 6-8" of rain across over the next couple of days. and then the next threat is coming out of the west right here across new mexico. we do expect to see our next winter storm but before i go i want to show you what it looked like in new york city yesterday where temperatures were broken. we were looking at temperatures up in the mid 70s depending on what part of the city you were at. a lot of people had their shorts on. a lot of people of course put away those jackets. today it's going to be a little cooler but temperatures are still going to be well above average. >> warm christmas thank you so much. there is a deal in the works that could allow injured i.s.i.l. fighters and family members to leave an over crowded refugee camp, u.n. says conditions at the camp just outside the capitol damascus have become deplorable and also difficult to get humanitarian aid inside because of i.s.i.l.'s presence there. in april the group infiltrated the camp and briefly seized large parts of it. al jazeera has the details

totals are anywhere between three to five inches in the fargo- moorhead area to more than eight inches in areas north. numerous truck drivers pulled over for the bad weather. it hasn't happened in nearly a decade but today, the federal reserve bank raised interest rates. nbc's chris pollone reports on what the move means for you and your wallet. << (super: new york :00-:04) new york stock exchange traders reserve's announcement: thanks to an improving u-s economy, it's raising key interest rates, one quarter of one percent. (sot janet yellen/ federal reserve chair :11-:22) "this action - marks the end of an extraordinary seven year period. during which -the federal funds rate was held near zero to support the recovery of the economy. (sot greg mcbride / chief financial analyst / bankrate.com :23-:27) "they're not putting their foot on the brake, they're just lifting the foot off the gas a little bit." financial analysts say the move has long been expected and might be just the first of several rate bumps to come. (sot steve liesman / senior economics reporter - cnbc :33-:39) "over time

across the northern sections of illinois anywhere between one inch and one and a half inches. we do have the warnings and watches in effect across this area. you see areas of pink and purple, freezing rain advisories are in effect, and we're looking for that to stay for the next 24 to 48 hours o'hare is call forgive delays as well. >> thank you very much. >> well, the force is strong with the new "star wars" movie making $1 billion at the box office. "star wars," the force awakens reaching that milestone in 12 days setting a record, and hitting the $1 billion mark. and the time square new year's eve ball getting finishing touches. there are already 2,000 triangles that create the gift of wonder design. all the delicate crystals will fall, it will usher in 2016. crowds are expected to be in the hundreds of thousands, and it could be cold. thanks for joining us. i'm del walters. you can see the full documentary al jazeera investigates the dark side, secrets of the sports dopers today. 3:00 p.m. eastern time we have more news next. >> iraqi forces say they have won the bottom for

we've had some snow expecting anywhere between 3 and 6 inches of snow in the highest elevation of the high sierra. yosemite, 38 and the snow is wrapping up there as well. today the temperatures across the bay area are a couple of degrees by low average. pretty much 50s from 51 degrees. that's as good as it gets in the trivalley. to 57 in alameda through berkeley into oakland. overnight tonight, freezing away from the bray. 40s across the bay. along the immediate seashore. winds will be northwest of 15 during the day but settling below 5 miles an hour allowing the chill in the area to cause frost. okay. there's the sunset, 4:58. sun is up at 7:24. for those who keep track of things. 22 seconds more of daylight hours today compared to yesterday. nine hours and 48 minutes. that's how long the daylight hours are. sunshiny days each and every day. a little bit of a break. allowing the soil to dry a little bit from all of our recent rains and we'll look forward to the next system. this is an outside chance for late sunday. >> new year's eve will be pretty good. >> yes. >> but cold. cuddle u

oyou are high will be anywhere between 53 degrees, some sound schein vs. all the clouds and rain you saw yesterday. the northwest 10 to 20 miles per hour for today. coming up, i'll be tracking how cool it will get when the ball drops. right now, we want to check in with first alert traffic reporter jessica boyington. >> thanks, brittany. we're really open for business this morning. no construction. so it's not closed. we sigh the police activity there we start off on a good note. so you can see westbound towards the schuylkill expressway. no problems, no ramp restrictions as well. drive times are doing great t. schuylkill, you see in the 14 no problem. i'll check in with mass transit when i come in. tracy. >> new from overnight. one person is dead after being hit by a septa train. it happened near the ardmore station. this did not impact the morning commute. and in west philadelphia, police are searching for the gunman that shot and killed a 21-year-old man. authorities tell us the victim was riding a bike when he was shot several times. he ran about a hal

the pending on the speed of that front, we could be anywhere between 55 and 65 on christmas day. unbelievable. isn: 70 on christmas day perfect for the person who asked for a new bathing suit. steve: were a bike. a chance tot we had say goodbye to a local legend. after nearly 25 years with a , glenn harrisight is retiring. he hosted his final show and he had special guests all through , including former georgetown basketball coach john thompson. anch thompson: you set example for a lot of kids who were not able to be in the profession that you have stayed in so long, and you did it in your way. it's very important. time that may be the first we have seen big john on live television in decades. glenn harris was a fixture on local tv, he played for howard university. he spent his entire 40-your broadcasting career in washington. he had a number of big guests calling in to say goodbye from the wishing him well, including james brown, sugar ray leonard, and our very own tim brant. we heard lots of stories about him tonight. robert: 41 years in the game. it's one thing to be in the ga

because of the fast-moving nature of the system we are looking at anywhere between a quarter to three-quartersf an inch of rain through thursday evening. here is a look at what is happening in the sierra, 1:00 a.m. thursday morning the winter storm warning goes up and runs until friday at 4:00 a.m. i would not even try to travel during this time period. one to two feet of snow expected with strong winds. and look at the snow. three to eight inches will accumulate above 2500 feet. the snow level will really be dropping. this is going to be winter driving conditions. certainly the resorts will enjoy the snow. i would wait until later. either head up tomorrow or wait until the storm passes. the temperatures are starting out cooler than this morning. low 40s to the upper 40s. cloud cover around tomorrow afternoon. you get the break to do the last-minute holiday stuff. mostly 50s and we are looking at the low-lying possible due to the higher than normal tides. be careful. accu-weather seven-day forecast, next storm on christmas eve is a two on the storm impact scale. christmas day is bright, cold m

it is anywhere between 11 and 15 degrees cooler than 24 hours ago.hat's because the front has passed through the bay area but behind it you see all these clouds, kind of like cotton balls. that's a lot of instability associated with the passage of the front and that's why we have had bands and bands of showers blowing through the bay area overnight. here's your lunch hour today. we do see that we still have some rain showers in the far reaches of the north bay. most of the activity is offshore. but any of these cells could push onshore. so it's advisable to keep an umbrella today. we have some rain showers right now that's just passed the livermore area. and we have snow falling in the mount hamilton area. so we can't wait to see when the sun comes up to see if we have any of that snow sticking. so within today we are anticipating up to a half inch of rain in ukiah. .14" in san jose where currently we have some light rain falling. rain in throughout the central valley. rain in monterey bay. we have snow falling in the high sierra where that winter st

it is a fairly light wind, but all in all, a pretty nice evening out there as we go anywhere between 25 and 35 from north to south. big changes over the holiday weekend. we will talk about those with futurecast coming up in a few minutes. erin: all right, kevin, thank you. happening now, happening now, preparations are underway for new year' s eve festivities that begin in portsmouth this afternoon. it' s always a popular place to ring in the new year with the big countdown held in market square. pro-portsmouth has been putting on first night for 30 years. from the ice sculpture downtown, to fireworks at 7:30, there' s also street dancing and arts and barbara massar: the whole idea of first night is that you purchase a button, and you travel between multiple indoor venues for lots of great music, dance, and theater. so its all about the arts, its is all about the community, and it is all about being out and about together in portsmouth on new year' s eve. erin: there will be a shuttle for parking outside of town on market street, and a shuttle between venues for button-wearers. the n

because of the fast-moving nature of the system we are looking at anywhere between a quarter to three-quarters of an inch of rain through thursday evening. here is a look at what is happening in the sierra, 1:00 a.m. thursday morning the winter storm warning goes up and runs until friday at 4:00 a.m. i would not even try to travel during this time period. one to two feet of snow expected with strong winds. and look at the snow. three to eight inches will accumulate above 2500 feet. the snow level will really be dropping. this is going to be winter driving conditions. certainly the resorts will enjoy the snow. i would wait until later. either head up tomorrow or wait until the storm passes. the temperatures are starting out cooler than this morning. low 40s to the upper 40s. cloud cover around tomorrow afternoon. you get the break to do the last-minute holiday stuff. mostly 50s and we are looking at the low-lying possible due to the higher than normal tides. be careful. accu-weather seven-day forecast, next storm on christmas eve is a two on the storm impact scale. christmas day is bright, cold

we are going to expect to see anywhere between six and eight inches of rain across the southeast, andse temperatures we are going to be breaking records. >> which raises the question are we there yet? >> not yet. >>> thank you very much. >>> donald trumpening the year with a double-digit lead in the latest polls. showing trump with 39%. that poll taken after, by the way, the last presidential debate. >>> meanwhile hillary clinton is fighting back her comments coming after donald trump's use of a profanity to describe how she lost to then senator obama in 2008. >> you are looking at somebody who has had a lot of terrible things today about me. and that's why he shouldn't let anybody bully his way into the presidency. if you go on arabic television, as we have, and you look at what is being blasted out with video of mr. trump being translated into arabic, it is playing into the hands of the violent jihadists. >>> bernie sanders defending her before and doing so again. this time after trump's comments. >> donald trump is very upset, very hard for him to deal with. i don't know what his r

it can be anywhere between 5% and 20% from the people i speak to.hat islam is their religion and who have a desire for caliphate and to institute that in any way possible. again, i don't know how big that is, and depending on who you talk to. but they're willing to go to extremes. they are willing to use and they do use terrorism. >> joining me now, congresswoman debbie wasserman schultz. she's chair of the democratic national committee. congresswoman, i want to start getting your reaction to those comments from loretta sanchez. >> sure. i'm not really sure to whom congresswoman sanchez has been speaking. i certainly haven't heard anything like that and really am not sure what she's talking about and how and to whom she's attributing those statistics. i haven't heard any statistics like that. >> there's polling out from nbc about donald trump's proposal of banning muslims from coming to the u.s. sometimes we say immigrate but it's actually visiting too. republicans agree 42% and 36% oppose it. 50% -- 57% of all adults disagree and 25% agree. among d

visibility for the most part is anywhere between half a mile and a full mile at this time. out the door this morning, heavy drizzle. it will turn partly to mostly cloudy. next rain event does he begin on -- does ebegin on wednesday -- begin on wednesday. we see that we do have rain showers now around the northwestern section of the state of california. i want to walk you through your future cast. you can say we're partly to mostly cloudy throughout the day. these clouds running in advancement of the approaching area of low pressure. here's your tuesday. it's the same scenario. partly to mostly cloudy skies. then on wednesday, do you remember last week when we had a couple of hours running in advancement of the front? that will happen on wednesday. here is that frontal boundary. it's poised right now at this particular time to move in for the morning commute on thursday. when it's all said and done we're talking about an inch and a half of rain. it's a more vigorous system. it also has snow associated with it. it also has very windy conditions. rain and wind easily by your t

today we are tracking anywhere between 74 and 77 degrees, record warmth is what we're dealing with, showers as we go into the afternoon. so wind speeds out of the southwest, 10 to 20 miles per hour. you can see the rain here, pushing offshore, we will still see isolated showers as we head into the afternoon, so i'm tracking what you can expect right now. let's check in with first alert traffic reporter jessica boyington. >> what we're seeing is less construction than we formally do, right around 24th street, on coup queue my camera goes out. it is not active. you are good to go there west and east won t. only major construction problem we are seeing right now is on 95. that's where we have ramp close years around girard avenue and 95 southbound, otherwise, these drive times are doing great. no problems to the vine street expressway. unlike yesterday, we will head over to the philadelphia international airport and see no weather related relief. >> thanks. happening today, millions of americans are traveling for christmas. if you are flying, you will want to pay attention to a change in tsa s

our temperatures are anywhere between 11 to almost 15 degrees above where we were from this time yesterday. so we warmed 15 degrees in the poconos. 14 in allentown, 11 in millvale. satellite radar shot shows that we are seeing a little more shower activity starting to push into parts of delaware, also into south jersey, moving into philadelphia. the moisture from yesterday is well offshore. we have another system starting to push more showers into our area. it's not going to be that widespread rain. >> that goes on for hours and hours like we saw yesterday. we definitely have a chance of rain, further south we are tracking some severe weather. we have severe thunderstorms moving to the northwest of atlanta and so as we go into the rest of today, we continue monitoring that situation. i know a lot of folks are traveling. that's one of our troubled spots on the map. future-cast shows us, we will see showers throughout the rest of the morning. anotherball small band will move closer at 5:00 a.m. we will have a slight chance of showers. expect our temperatures to drop down a few degrees. we ar

but for your christmas day, looks like temperatures ranging anywhere between 45 to 58, and it comes with a light west wind, and any fog early giving way to partial sunshine. a nice start to the weekend with partly sunny skies, we'll still be in the 40's on sunday. but the change between the two days over the actual weekend will be an increase in clouds and that will bring rain chances in for sunday. as we clear out behind that punch of cool air that comes in behind that system, highs anywhere from tupper range of the 20's to mid 30's for the day on monday. and that is out ahead of the next system that arrives and that one gives us our first potential for an accumulating snow across the region. it has been a while for us. air, temperatures in the 50's tomorrow. as you'll notice, temperatures there. we're still going to fb the mid to upper 40's, sunshine around on saturday, this then we start to add clouds on sunday with rain showers in the afternoon and evening. once we clear out the breeze picks up on monday, it will be a chilly day with a good breeze, then the temperatures will be in th

we expect anywhere between 300- 350-thousand revelers. metro will have between 300-400 uniformed officers downtown. and about one- thousand officers along las vegas boulevard. along with undercover officers dispersed throughout the crowd. back to you./// ((paula francis)) > in addition to the see something - say something awareness campaign, what else are authorities asking of locals on new years eve? ((paul joncich)) if possible, use public tranportation. r-t-c, from 6pm new years eve to 9 am new years day./// ((paula francis)) > thanks paul... and if you're trying to get around the las vegas strip on new year's eve... there are several major road closures you need to know about. for one... the las vegas strip will be closed between sahara and mandalay bay road. and you won't be able to get on or off i-15 at spring mountain, flamingo, or tropicana. we have a full list of road closures online... just go to las- vegas- now- dot- com./// ((dave courvoisier)) > if you're planning on heading to the strip to celebrate the new year... you'll wa

that will push our temperatures anywhere between 20 to 25 degrees above average. our average for this time of year is 44 degrees, and we'll start seeing these near record warming conditions closer to wednesday. the forecast high will be 64, the record 66. then as we get into christmas eve, 70 degrees. by christmas day, we drop back down to the mid-50s. satellite radar shows we are seeing a few clouds increasing and we'll see another system develop out of the midwest moving closer to us, heading into tuesday. that's when you're going too notice a chance of showers moving in. that's closer to 3:00 p.m. it will affect your tuesday commute home. closer look at eagles/cardinals. kickoff 37 degrees by the fourth quarter closer to 34. tonight temperatures drop to 34 for philadelphia, a bit cooler for the suburbs. seven-day forecast shows a track of showers tuesday, wednesday, thursday. the biggest story is our warm-up to 70 degrees on christmas eve. >> reporter: can't wait for that. it's in the 30s here at the linc. fletcher cox is out there in his shorts. we love to see

the mississippi which is expected to crest as a record stage tonight or tomorrow morning at anywhere betweeneet above flood stage and all of that water starts heading downstream to major cities like memphis and new orleans. at least 13 people have died in the flooding, including five foreign soldiers who were here training at an american base. their car was swept away, and in the last or so the last of the five bodies was found. they are among the 13 dead here in missouri. the governor is telling residents to get out of their homes if water is coming up. he is telling folks not to temp fate in all of this as the waters and the threats continue to rise. >>> an indonesia court has thrown out a case against a plantation giant accused of causing the thick smoke that has blanketed the region for months. the country's government accused the company of illegally burning thousands of hectares of forests to make room for its crops. >> reporter: ahead of the verdict, an environmental group stages a protest to remind everyone of what is at stake. indonesia's people and its forests. a company was accuse

up to the north, we do expect to see anywhere between eight to 1s going to be a problem. going through the next couple of days, wednesday, tomorrow morning will be rainy. towards thursday, most of the country is going to be cleared out. >> kevin corriveau, that you can. >>> disappearing culture, the forces driving out chinese immigrants from neighborhood's across the u.s. >>> another year of hardships, the challenges still facing millions of retch jesus and the relief some of finding this winter. >>> iraq's prime minister is celebrating a key isil defeat this morning. abadi arrived in ramadi today, a day after the iraqi army took back the western city from isil. while in ramadi, prime minister abadi will meet with iraqi commanders and counter terrorism forces which led the offensive. >>> we are looking back at the news stories that defined 2015. syrians living in refugee camps in jordan, lebanon and turkey endured bitter cold conditions for the past years. more than 1 million refugees in europe. i asked jonah hull what europe is doing to help them at this time of year. >>

they say a good board with a proper battery will cost anywhere between five and $800. people are going for the two and $300 versions. no surprise. >>> star wars creator george lucas was honored at the white house last night receiving the nation's highest award for achievement in the arts. president obama honored lucas along with carole king, rita moreno and former san francisco symphony conductor ozala as the kennedy center honorees. president obama says lucas created scenes with cutting- edge technology. that is quite the group. >> it is. >>> coming up in our 5:00 hour, big waves and dangerous conditions. what you need to know if you're planning to head to the water. >>> we're going to have the latest on the investigation has county employees head back to work for the first time since the attack. >>> this was an act of terrorism designed to kill innocent people. >> keeping americans safe. last night night's rare oval office -- oval office appearance by the president and how he plans to defeat isis. >>> drones are supposed to be a popular christmas gift this year. conc

for example north on highway 93 south on highway 93 as well as highway 90 the road travel is anywhere between40 miles per hour in some locations. so it's a very slow go in morning across much of that area. come back and i'll show you where that sleet is. where you see the purple and pink areas that is where that mix of rain as well as icing is. let's go a little closer in. for new york we are dealing with rain. there was a little bit of snow last night when the temperatures came down but if you go up to connecticut and massachusetts as well as hudson valley is where the big problem is and then if you go more to the north, vermont, new hampshire and into maine that is where we will see the snow and we are going to be seeing anywhere between 1-1 half feet of snow over the next day and accumulation of sleet is a big problem across much of new england as well as new york and pennsylvania. that is going to continue probably for the rest of the late morning. >> remember when people were complaining about the 70s on christmas eve. >> it's gone. >> yes, thank you very much. >>> a grand jury has clear

not too strong, anywhere between five and ten miles per hour, but don't need much wind to keep the fogrom coming in. 48 degrees, the current temperature and around the rest of the region, you can actually tell where the clouds are. we have a little bit of cloud cover around d.c. and the river at 50. there's a little clearing down here. and you notice, down to 34, so we could see some areas of fog ahead of the rain that's making its way in. so head's up for than storm team 4 radar, not much rain. no rain until early tomorrow morning, it's way down to the south, portions of alabama, georgia, into the carolinas, and it is moving our way. we can see that stream of moisture right out of the gulf of mexico coming our way. we are talking about good amounts of rain. that's why for rainfall intensity, you need the umbrella. we're talking the big umbrella. steady rain during most of the day tomorrow, especially early in the afternoon. let's time it out for you. morning commute, again, watch for the fog, but 7:00 a.m. tomorrow, future weather, some showers starting to move in to the area, but mos

these 62 criminal aliens racked up 225 charges, anywhere between 1-11 charges a piece. about 2/3 of them were violent. we are not talking about traffic offenders or, you know, people who failed to appear for some kind of civil court thing. we are talking about attempted murder, rape, aggravated assault and so on. 20 of them have committed sex crimes of some kind. and this sheriff sends a letter to ice every time an illegal alien is booked in his jail. and of course ice would get the secure communities alert. but in the last two years, ice has only issued detainers on five out of these 62 offenders. he says, we have to beg the federal government to do its job. that is a local sheriff begging the federal government to come take custody of criminals in his jail, that are deportable. this is happening all over the country. the administration's narrow policies have led ice to release criminal aliens at an alarming rate. last year, just over 30,000 convicted criminal aliens were freed back to the streets. the cumalitive number of released criminal aliens that were once in ice

most years we would be snow plowing anywhere between three to five times in november and december ner lucy hershbererr says she would rather have her 20 snow removal employees busy with these trucks. trucks. typically our snow plowing crews will go out or between twelve and fifteen hours with ery snowfall and we have between 40 and 50 snowplow if accounts so it really does make a pretty significant

on the major roads -- anywhere between two and five plows work together to clear the road in one pass. not only does that help clear the roads faster... but the public works director say something else is working in the cities favor 551404 - i think it helps that were in- between holidays so a lot of people on vacation and of course children are out of school makes for lower traffic but i think a lot of people i think are exercising discretion by just staying home the salt - brine solution crews laid down last night... really helped make snow removal easier today. public works says this weather temperature is perfect for the salt to work most effectively there have been numerous across the state. joining us now on the phone is trooper doug cutts with the iowa state patrol.... thanks for taking time out of your day... - any major interstates or highways closed right now? - which areas of the state are experiencing the worst road conditions? remember you can stay updated on the road conditions with our free weather app. "13 warn me" has the latest road radar...and an hour-by-hour rundow

later this morning, winds out of the west-northwest anywhere between 20 and 25mph. and over 25mph this afternoon. gusting close to 30mph. so it becomes a windy day for much of southern new england. and then it becomes a chilly wind as we work into this afternoon. all because of low pressure moving through northern new england, quickly moving away. it will generate some wind with a lot of clouds this morning. some sunshine likely this afternoon with temperatures this afternoon low to middle 40s boston north. middle and upper 40s south of town. for tonight, partly cloudy, chilly, that wind will fade away later on this evening. and lows in the 30s. and through the day tomorrow, a seasonably cool day with a mix of clouds and sunshine. temperatures tomorrow into the middle 40s, but overall, i don't have any arctic air in sight. the jetstream looks like this for the next probably one to two weeks. this is going to take us up until about december 20th where jetstream behaving like this usually means mild air. and you'll see it on the seven-day forecast. later today, again,