atlantic seaboard, no travel problems. but the rockies getting some rain and snow showers. maybe some flight delays around denver, as well as the pacific coast of california up to the pacific northwest as a costal storm moves in from there. temperatures during the day on monday, for the morning commute tomorrow, dry roads, good weather getting back to school and work. cloudy the rest of the day. rain that we need arriving on tuesday. it gets much milder. we'll be into the mid 60s on tuesday afternoon. then more showers on wednesday with highs in the upper 60s. wednesday night, maybe 1.5 inches of rain. as we get to december, we'll >>> this sunday, the death of fidel castro, what it means for the u.s., cuba and american politics. >> he destroyed a country. he destroyed practically a culture. >> andrea mitchell is in havana. >>> is trump backing away from some campaign rhetoric. remember this? now trump says hillary clinton has suffered enough. from the border wall to global warming, is there a change in the air? i will talk to trump area former campaign manager kellyanne con

up and down the atlantic seaboard, no travel problems. few snow showers upstate new as well as seattle, portland, san francisco and los angeles. as there is a costal storm coming in there. driving, shouldn't have any trouble. heading off to work and school tomorrow morning, 8:00 a.m., we'll be in the low 30s in the suburbs and rural areas. upper 30s in the metro area. sun tomorrow morning and cloudy the rest of the day. lunch hour, low 50s, mid 50s mid afternoon. staying dry. then the much-needed rain tuesday afternoon, temperatures all the way to the mid 60s. this tan zone, this is the moderate drought zone. abnormally dry. since september 1st at national airport, we're over 6 inches below average for rainfall. another area of rain moving in on wednesday. highs in the upper 60s. then we get chilly on the first day of december, on thursday. highs in the 50s to near 60 with some sunshine. 50s. that's the way it looks. >> i'm mark. >> i'm carrie. >> president-elect donald trump's cabinet picks have given us a glimpse into the administration

region or if you're maybe heading to the bay or atlantic seaboard it's fine. from maine to miami, it's fine. if you are driving into the midwest, you will run into snow there in ohio mixing with a little bit of sleet in that p zone. farther to the west of there. this is all part of a front that is going to be arriving here a little bit later during the day tomorrow. but late tonight we'll just have increasing clouds and right now climbing into the 40s. reagan national at 46 degrees and our temperatures as we go hour by hour into the afternoon low 50s around 2:00 and then upper 40s by 5:00 and sunset at 4:49. chilly and low 40s by 11:00 p.m. for thanksgiving day, just a chance of a few sprinkles in the morning through midday and sun may come back in the afternoon and highs reaching the, well, generally low 50s by mid-afternoon and then back down to the upper 40s. by dawn back down to the low 40s. friday afternoon into the mid-50s and a chance of a sprinkle and then dry for the weekend with highs near 50. could get needed rain the following week that following w

up and down the atlantic seaboard, no travel problems. if you're heading out west, there may be a few flight delays around denver, getting rain and snow there, and along the pacific coast, there is rain. francisco, maybe los angeles later today. a look at our chances for rain is coming up this half hour. >> thanks, tom. we'll check in then. >>> now to fidel castro's death and the impact it is having around the world this morning. >> cuban exiles are celebrating in the streets of miami. cuban-american politics are condemning castro's oppressing 50-year regime. >>> a bittersweet celebration continued saturday night in miami's little havana with thousands cheeringhe era and the death of cuban dictator fidel castro. many are left wishing relatives and friends who escaped the regime lived long enough to see this day. >> tears of? >> joy and sadness at the same time. >> reporter: castro's rise to power in 1959 tore families apart. millions fled the island as the communist dictator seized property, silenced the press. >> he destroyed families. h

washington's key to opening up the west in securing the west to america through access to the atlantic seaboard. washington owned a lot of acreage along the potomac. drainage area. more out west though. and of course, he gave his name city we are looking at. one of the things about this portrait is it is so fun to read and when i teach my class, and i teach them how to read a document, i am not limiting myself to little documents. anything can be a document. to be read, ok. so like a painting needs to be read, and so this one should be read as washington being a family man. we can see that, very, very proud of the city that would bear his name. i want to draw attention to the fact that, and you are sorry to miss this point, there is episodicsort of an succession that is going on. from the city of washington where he is resting his left hand, but his right hand is resting on the shoulder of his adopted step grandson. his hand is resting on a globe, so if you wanted to read into this, you could say, this is washington, d.c., extending its influence over the entire globe. pretty cheeky stuff for 1

. >> the atlantic seaboard allowed her to lose ohio, lose iowa and still have various path to 270. florida is trending his way. north carolina trending his way. >> defying the experts. >> donald trump defying the polls and pundits and political class. this time elected president of the united states. >> it is time for us to come together as one united people. >> in her concession speech, hillary clinton told devastated supporters americans owe donald trump an open mind >> i hope that he will be a successful president for all americans. >> despite bitter rivalry, kind words between promise and president-elect trump at the white house. >> it is important for all of us, regardless of party and regardless of political preferences, to now come together and work together to deal with the many challenges we face. >> mr. president, it was a great many more times in the future. >> promising to shake up washington, what can trump actually achieve? >> one of the first priorities, tearing down obamacare. can he do it? file this under maybe. congress would need to take action and republicans co

. >> the atlantic seaboard has allowed her to essentially lose ohio, lose iowa and still have >> but then the tide turned. >> trump has done it. florida's trending his way. north carolina's trending his way. >> ultimately defying the experts. >> donald trump triumphs over hillary clinton defying the polls, pundants and political class this time elected president of the united states. >> it is time for us to come together as one united people. >> reporter: in her concession speech hillary clinton told devast americans owed donald trump an open mind and the chance to lead. >> i hope that he will be a successful president for all-americans. >> reporter: despite their bitter rivalry, kind words between president obama and president-elect trump at the white house. >> it is important for all of us, regardless of party and regardless of political preferences to now come together, work together to deal with the many challenges that we forward to being with you many, many more times in the future. >> thank you. >> reporter: promising to shake up washington, what can trump actually achieve? >>

from the pristine beaches of florida to daytona to the outer banks to virginia beach, the atlantic seaboard is home to some of our most visited and beloved vacation spots. a drastic increase in offshore drilling as this bill intends comes with drastic risks, risks that are not imagined or even hypothetical any longer. we know that after deep water horizon and other disasters. and when it comes to protecting our unique and nearby atlantic ocean habitats, we must guard against policies that can best be summed up as spill, baby, spill. it's a risk we don't need to take. domestic energy production has grown significantly over the past eight years. our dependence on foreign oil is at a 40-year low. and i'd also call into question the revenue-sharing proposals of the bill. over the long term, it would direct $7 billion -- billion, that is, not million -- away from the federal treasury. states would see some of that money, but the real winners would be the big oil companies for whom the market would be tilted even more in their favor. i think it's telling. one of the first bills the republican maj

always, the atlantic seaboard has allowed her to essentially lose ohio, lose iowa, and still have various paths to 270. because of what is going on, the atlantic coast. >> polls close in 5:30. stay with us. polls are going to close in more states. including north carolina and coverage continues here on nbc. >>> good evening, everyone, the polls are now closed in virginia and time is running out to vote in maryland and the district. one more hour left. we'll get you back to network coverage in a minute. the polls closed in virginia about 25 minutes ago. results slowly starting to come in. i don't think we have any yet. looking at where they stand right now in the commonwealth, well, actually there are some result already. donald trump seems to be leading with 57% of the vote to 38% for hillary clinton at this particular time. >> and we're also watching the race for northern congressional district. luann bennett is the challenging barbara comstock. you've seen the tv commercials. this is a hard fought race. >> and important one in regards of the u.s. senate. we have the team of reporters co

battleground map change and now om battleground joining florida, virginia, north carolina the atlantic seaboard. spending a lot of time tonight, in how quickly those races get called will tell us how long this night is going to be on the presidential front. >> tom, a lot of big themes that will extend far beyond 2016 we'll be watching tonight? >> this country has been simmering for some time. this election is not going to end all of that. the question -- does it boil over depending on who wins? i think that is the real test for who ever wins this race. also the test for the country. there is a lot of absence of confidence in the institutions of governance. 54% of the people said recently they would defeat every member of congress, republican or democrat alike. who ever wins tonight, going forward from here is going to have to find a way to reach across the lines to the red state or blue states because there are a lot of each. however you look at the map. and get them to work together toward a common goal. that's the big, big challenge, lester. >> hallie jackson in the newsroom here with a full

always, the atlantic seaboard has allowed her to essentially lose ohio, lose iowa, and still have various paths to 270. because of what is going on, the atlantic coast. >> polls close in 5:30. stay with us. polls are going to close in more states. including north carolina and ohio. ou d coverage continues here on nbc. >> gorgeous. channel 3 studios. the race for the white house ends tonight. polls are open here in ohio for only a few more minutes, till 7:30. interactive newscast. go to wkyc.com/votenow. >> we are asking if you voted today. when it's all said and done, we will have a new, our 45th president. voters here are deciding on a per of local issues as well. ohioans are selecting a u.s. senator in the race that pits incumbent republican rob portman against ted strickland. >>> we have team coverage for you beginning with our hillary golson. >> she is at the chi hoe bay county warehouse where the votes are going to getting busier there soon. >> reporter: yeah. going to be getting very busy here and very soon, although we are knowing that it's going to be happening probably closer to

always, the atlantic seaboard has allowed her to essentially lose ohio, lose iowa, and still have variouspaths to 270. because of what is going on, the atlantic coast. >> polls close in 5:30. stay with us. polls are going to close in more states. including north carolina and ohio. our decision night in america coverage continues here on nbc. . >>> this is a special decision 2016 update from nbc 10 news. >> and we are just 36 minutes away from those polls closing in pennsylvania, delaware and new jersey. thanks for joining us on this historic election night. i'm jim rosenfield. >> i'm jacqueline london. lines at local polling places have been packed all day. let's go live to george spencer live inside force 10 over temple university. what are you seeing? >> jacqueline, a busy election day still not over for many voters. this site directly below us in north philadelphia, right by temple university's campus, one of the polling locations we've been monitoring all evening, and you can see still a significant number of people who are lined up curling around that courtyard out on to the street,

in the early days of america, we had 13 colonies all situated right along the atlantic seaboard. and our leaders at that time saw a problem. that problem was we needed that country to expand westward. however, there was a big obstacle, the appalachian mountains. so our first president, george washington, happened to be a canal engineer, had an idea. that idea was to create this transcontinental water transportation route using two canals, the erie canal through new york state, the ohio and erie through the state of ohio, that would ultimately connect new york city, hudson river, erie canal, lake erie, ohio and erie canal, ohio river, mississippi, all the way to the gulf of mexico. in the early days of america, we didn't have a big federal government, so in terms of actually funding and implementing the ohio and erie canal depends on the states. fortunately, the state of new york had a champion there, fellow by the name of dewood clinton who became their canal commissioner and got the job done through the state of new york. then he rose to become the governor of the state of new y

always, the atlantic seaboard has allowed her to essentially lose ohio, lose iowa, and still have various paths to 270. because of what is going on, the atlantic coast. >> polls close in 5:30. stay with us. polls are going to close in more states. including north carolina and seamlessly as possible. >> the a.p. already calling some races, no big surprises. indiana, kentucky going to donald trump. vermont going to hillary clinton. >> nbc national news election coverage will continue in a moment. we welcome you to the first of many updates on voting here in colorado. >> we have a list of races we'll be watching closely throughout the evening. you still have the opportunity to cast a ballot though if you haven't already. >> polls are scheduled to remain that may be extended because of some voting issues. it's being decided in district court if it could stay open till about 7:20. the other scenario is they would close in 90 minutes. we do know an attorney for the democratic party is hoping to keep those open till 7:25. no ruling yet in courtroom 209. we'll keep you updated. once the polls clo

but this story has a cast of characters that are up and down the atlantic seaboard.achusetts and their gilded age ancestor once dubbed "the father of greater new york." >> i'm john green. >> and i'm lisa green buchanan. >> i think it's fair to say that our aunt julie was a hoarder. and when she died in 2009, she left us a mountain of stuff to sort through. >> oh, what a great house! >> thank you! welcome to kennebunkport! i got a story... >> john and his sister lisa belong to a new england family whose history goes back to mayflower days but whose legacy had been largely forgotten. in 2005, that reclusive aunt i mentioned, julie green, is diagnosed with cancer, and john moves her from the boston area into a condo up here in maine, where the siblings can help care for her. it's a big job to be a caregiver. >> i never thought of it that way. she had nobody else. >> what was she like? >> she was single and independent. >> never married? >> no. >> no children? >> she did not want children. >> nor does aunt julie want anyone to get rid of all her stuff. >> even when we mo

always, the atlantic seaboard has allowed her to essentially lose ohio, lose iowa, and still have variouspaths to 270. because of what is going on, the atlantic coast. >> polls close in 5:30. stay with us. polls are going to close in more states. including north carolina and ohio. our decision night in america coverage continues here on nbc. i'm nellea >>> thank you for joining us for this local news update. >> you still have 4 1/2 hours to vote here in the bay area and all eyes are on new york tonight. both presidential candidates hosting campaign watch parties in the big apple. >> let's begin with raj mathai. >> thisstarted to change. as they project states to go to donald trump, a loud round of boos. as they project states for hillary clinton, a lot of cheers and the cheering is coming from right over my shoulder. these are all hillary clinton's biggest supporters. many of her friends from around the country. that includes several people from the bay area. we'll be chatting with these bay area hillary clinton supporters as the night progresses. for right now, the intensity is starting

that moderating flow from the atlantic where the gulf stream resides, of course, on the eastern seaboard here. there's our weather coming in. been dominating the pattern and east. they've been unusual certainly for this time of year but also a lot for temperatures to soar. we've got record highs. 69 this morning. so, yeah, absolutely shs it has been above average as far as warm temperatures but not just us. the rest of southeast, of course, will begin to cool off behind the cool front that will eventually make it here. for today, still pretty strong. expecting gusty winds and, again, the potential for showers this afternoon. coverage only about 10%,nd interior counties, as i showed you there. then, yes, we turn cooler, less humid. there comes the front swinging through here. we will turn noticeably less humid for weekend and cooler as well. i think we'll have highs that will stay, for the most part, south of 80. that's going to be very comfortable. 70s for high saturday and sunday. so for today, with that east wind, here is our forecast showing a couple of showers to 75. some may survive

seaboard. it's going to help destabilize the weather system along the atlantic coast. so you need to look out for wet weather, especially ifif you're preparing th tururkey outstside. highgh pressurure will be controlllling the weather to th west. keep things relatively dry. we do have another low pressure system coming into the pacific northwest. and that's going to bring a chance for rain along the coastal areas maybe even some snowfall for the higher elevations. here's a look at the thanksgiving feast forecast. california, sunny skies. utah looking at chilly conditions. sunny skies with a high of 2. south dakota may be dealing with snow flakes and some snow. look at this along the eastern seaboard from new york state down toward west virginia looking at wet weather to snowy weather. georgia with a high of 26 under partly cloudy skies. hope you have a good day wherever you are. here's your extended outlook. >>> be sure to watch "newsroom tokyo" at the top of the hour. for all of us here at the show, thank you for watching. o#qÑ genie: this is france 24. time for 60 mi

now along the eastern seaboard, right along all of the atlantic coast counties here, you are lookingw. trying to beat the rain, probably have another window, half hour to 45 minute or so. look at november in total though. there have been whopping three days of measurable rain that total up to not even half inch. so, today's rain, and tomorrow, combined, very likely going to far exceed what we actually have already seen for one thing, and probably put really good chunk of a dense into the deficit we face. looking at rain here, talking solid one, maybe up to 3 inches depending on location, again today and tomorrow. we should catch a break tonight into early tomorrow morning. >> looking out to the roadways, we are waiting for the rain to fall, areas still looking dry, we know it will change. so, what are we seeing? it is looking very busy out there, a lot of vehicles out on the schuylkill westbound boulevard, westbound, eastbound, certainly starting to heat up there. also the vine is another area that was really starting to heat up specially pushing in the westbound direction, jumping t

overall it's quiet across the northeast down through the mid atlantic up and down the easter sa board. not the -- the eastern seaboard. heavy snow in parts of north dakota on the backside of the low. we are going to be on the warmer side, and that means as precipitation moves in tomorrow, it will be in the form of rain for most of us. late morning. this is the late afternoon and evening tomorrow. rain heavy at times, lingers until tuesday evening and the first part of the overnight, and then wednesday, morning looks dry with a lot of clouds and then what's going to happen is late in the day we get another round of rain that fills in. scattered showers and downpours come in wednesday evening and will linger into the pre-dawn thursday. welcome news because of the drought, of course. most of us ending up wit 2 inches of rain tuesday and wednesday, and may be some higher amounts, up to 3 inches in a few areas. highs today in the 40s, most of us 42 to 48 degrees. it'll be 44 in boston, a little shy of where we should be this time of the year. clouds will increase tonight, but we stay dry. 37 do you want, upper 20s to mid

atlantic states and gulf coast. tomorrow the sunshine continues along the eastern seaboard. miles weather continues through the windy, wet weather in northern new england. rain moves into the pacific >> wren: plenty of sunshine this morning. we'll keep it >> plenty of sunshine this morning, and we'll keep it that way as we move to your forecast, moving to the sunny side of things. just a couple of additional clouds by the afternoon. temperatures, chilly for some of the us, light winds inland, 26 here in boston, and we were the 30s and 40s. as we head to the rest of the day, plenty of sunshine, and seasonal in the low to mid 50s. >> and that is your latest weather. somebody's making bacon. that's for the 10:00 hour. >>> up next, prepare to be amazed. country stars lone star have a special song to honor our veterans. they are going ? eyes open? good. say hi to xiidra, lifitegrast ophthalmic solution. xiidra is the first prescription eye drop solution approved to treat the signs and symptoms of dry eye. so give your eye doctor a ring, and your eyes just might thank you. one dro

dry day for now along the eastern seaboard, but it is a cold start out there this morning, look at the temperatures, 28 atlantic city, 29 in wilmington, 31 in trenton. and across the board, looking at 50 for the high in center city, a down the shore, upper 40's in the lehigh valley. so, take a look at the eastern seaboard right now. we are dry. that i95 corridor looking good. but off to the west, look at that mess, minneapolis, chicago, sense nasty, memphis, it is headed in our direction for tomorrow. we will go hour by hour, through the day, no problems. cloud cover tonight. upper 30's, across much of the area. there might be couple of flurries in the poconos overnight tonight. and then tomorrow morning, 8:00 a.m., waking to up temperatures in the 30's, but watch that clock, and watch the green, moving in, by late morning, into the afternoon. and that will be the wet mess, not a wash out, but some light showers in that forecast for turkey day. gobble gobble, bob kelly. >> gobble gobble, scotty, 7:20. good morning, everybody, on a wednesday. get away day, live look at 95, southbound, time to make the donuts and

atlantic states and gulf coast. tomorrow the sunshine continues along the eastern seaboard. miles weather continues through the plains. new england. rain moves into the pacific >> and that is your latest weather. somebody's making bacon. that's for the 10:00 hour. >>> up next, prepare to be amazed. country stars lone star have a special song to honor our veterans. they are going ?? eyes open? good. because it's here. say hi to xiidra, lifitegrast ophthalmic solution. xiidra is the first prescription eye drop solution approved to treat the signs and symptoms of dry eye. so give your eye doctor a ring, and your eyes just might thank you. one drop in each eye, twice a day. the most common side effects of xiidra include eye irritation, discomfort or blurred vision when the drops are applied to the eyes, do not touch the container tip to your eye or any surface. if you wear contact lenses, remove them before using xiidra and wait for at least 15 minutes before placing them back in your eyes. are you ready to do something about your dry eyes? talk to your doctor about xiidra. we'r

and kind of parking itself along the eastern seaboard while large area of low pressure is spinning the the wheels way out into the middle part of the atlantic and that is pushing away. so the high pressure remains in control for our tuesday. so, for your poll opening times and temperatures in pennsylvania, sunshine, 34 degrees the average temperature still dark, though, when it opens at 6:00 a.m. in new jersey at 35. delaware 37 degrees with sunshine, so need a jacket if you're heading early to the polls but if you wait until the afternoon it's a great excuse to get out of work hit the polls, maybe grab a little bit of lunch, temps making a run at 70 degrees for some areas with that sunshine tomorrow. we'll chat about those, some rain moving in, guys, and i'll let you know the timing of that coming up in the full accuweather forecast. >> all right, see you shortly adam. thanks very much. >>> still ahead on "action news" today governor chris christie reacts to the guilty verdict against two of his former aides. hear his take on the bridgegate trial. >> plus, a philadelphia man faces charges for trying to kill family members in a weekend fire

atlantic states and gulf coast. tomorrow the sunshine continues along the eastern seaboard. miles weather continues through the plains. new england. rain moves into the pacific northwest and northern calistormtrack7 live weather nek cameras will continue to stay dry for the next few days. we won't see much changing, although we may have a few more clouds for veterans day tomorrow as a cold front tracks through, but there really isn't a lot of moisture with it. it is mild this morning... we are already warmer than this point yesterday and continuing to climb a bit... more mid 40s to the west. southwest winds are starting to pick up and are >> and that is your latest weather. somebody's making bacon. that's for the 10:00 hour. >>> up next, prepare to be amazed. country stars lone star have a special song to honor our veterans. they are going ?? eyes open? good. because it's here. say hi to xiidra, lifitegrast ophthalmic solution. xiidra is the first prescription eye drop solution approved to eatrt the signs and symptoms of dry eye. so give your eye doctor a ring, and your eyes

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atlantic states and gulf coast. tomorrow the sunshine continues along the eastern seaboard.orthwest and northern california. >>> good morning. i'm meteorologist bill henley. a chilly morning, but we've got sunshine, so it's going to be a fast warm-up throughout the day. near 60 in philadelphia. and with sunshine, it's going to feel like it's in the low 60s this afternoon. beautiful sunny skies in the suburbs. 57, the high temperature, in new jersey, 58 degrees, even at the shore, temperatures in the upper 50s today, look at that sunshine, bright sunshine for the lehigh valley and delaware, too, dry and a little bit of a breeze, just enough to keep us clear during the day. have a great day. >> and that is your latest weather. somebody's making bacon. that's for the 10:00 hour. >>> up next, prepare to be amazed. country stars lone star have a special song to honor our veterans. they are going ♪ eyes open? good. because it's here. cue the confetti. say hi to xiidra, lifitegrast ophthalmic solution. xiidra is the first prescription eye drop solution approved to treat the signs a

seaboard. for sunday -- sunday -- warm through the mississippi river valley, more rain from texas into the mid plains. as we look ahead, the election day forecast looks good in the northeast, great lakes, mid-atlantic states. down in the south, temperatures and weather a little on the wet side as you get through the mid mississippi river valley. as we move out west, no big problems. a few showers in the pacific northwest. >> >> thank you very much, al. now an update to no shave today which is well under way. throughout november we're going to be growing out our beards. some of us, this is just day four. also our mustaches to raise awareness for men's health. 6 out of every 10 men have not talked about prostate cancer or getting screenings with their doctors. nearly 60% of men only go to preventatively. we'd love to track your progress as well throughout the month to raise awareness for the important cause using the #noshavetoday. >>> carson, thank you so much. harry potter fans certainly have reason to smile this morning. cast of the new movie "fantastic beasts and where to find them" is right here. now this is set 70 years before harry's time at hogwarts when another britishiz newt scamander sets

the plains, in the eastern seaboard, sunday sunday in the mississippi river valley, more rain in the mid plains, and as we look ahead, election day, looks good in the mid-atlantic states. as we head to the south, temperatures and weather a little on the wet side in the mid-mississippi valley as we move outwest and no problems and a few showers after. >> temperatures continuing to trend downward courtesy of a northwest wind which will be increasing during the day. today than yesterday afternoon. temperatures will struggle to get near 60 degrees. dry over the weekend, plenty of sunshine around, highs in the 60s and 50s in the mountains. don't forget to set your clocks back on saturday night. >> all righty. >> we are on, thank you very much. all ri well under way, you can see throughout november we're growing out our beards, also our mustaches to raise awareness to men's health. pretty astonishing. every 6 out off 10 men have not talked about prostate cancer and getting screeners with their doctors and only 60% go to their preventively. we will track your progress throughout the month and share your pictures and raise awareness for this important cause using that

seaboard. for sunday -- sunday -- warm through the mississippi river valley, more rain from texas into the mid plains. as we look ahead, election day, the election day forecast looks lakes, mid-atlantic states. down in the south, temperatures and weather a little on the wet side as you get through the mid mississippi river valley. as we move out west, no big problems. a few showers in the pacific northwest. that's what's going on around >> meaghan: good friday morning, everyone. mainly dry weather heading into the weekend, but a cooler pattern overall, as well work returning sunshine today. temperatures low to mid-50s this afternoon. bit of a breeze gusting at times 20 to 25mph. 20s in the colder suburbs, 36 in boston. cool day tomorrow with the patches of clouds and some sun, although that sun will be limited at times. maybe even a sprinkle north and west of boston. could get a sprinkle on >> carson? >> thank you very now an update to no shave today which is well under way. throughout november we're going to be growing out our beards. some of us, this is just day four. also our mustaches to raise awareness for men's health. 6 out of every 10 men have not talked about prostate cancer

seaboard. for sunday -- sunday -- warm through the mississippi river valley, more rain from texas into the mid plains. as we look ahead, election day, the election day forecast looks goodth lakes, mid-atlantic states. down in the south, temperatures and weather a little on the wet side as you get through the mid mississippi river valley. as we move out west, no big problems. a few showers in the pacific northwest. that's what's going on around the country. sunny skies and southwest winds around 10 mph. areas of fog are possible tonight with lows in the mid 40s.. and right back into the mid to upper 60s tomorrow with, you guessed it, more sunshine. remember to turn your comes to an end. a few showers may be squeezed out on monday and monday night, but we are mainly dry through the middle of next week. we stay mild, too. >> carson? >> thank you very much, al which is well under way. throughout november we're going to be growing out our beards. some of us, this is just day four. also our mustaches to raise awareness for men's health. 6 out of every 10 men have not talked about prostate cancer or getting screenings with their doctors. nearly 60% of men only go to their doctors when they have pr