it feels a little bit cool thanks to a blustery west, northwest wind between 10 and 20 miles per hour across the area. those will continue this afternoon, but will die down later tonight. here's the futuretrack. it shows decreasing clouds this afternooo sunshine. it won't do much to get our temperatures warm. as we go throughout tonight, aside from a few passing clouds we will have a mostly clear sky as high pressure builds in from the west, and that sets us up for a pretty nice weekend ahead. here's the storm track 7 forecast for the rest of this afternoon. we will eventually see a decrease in clouds with highs in the upper 40s to lower 50s. it will be breezy with a northwest wind from 10 to 20 miles per hour. tonight, the wind calms down a bit. temperatures will be much cooler than what we have seen recently, but will be seasonable. there could be a few areas of frost. here is the storm track 7 day forecast. mostly sunny skies all weekend long with temperatures during the day in the weather continues into next week, with dry conditions through at least tuesday, then we see our next

metinka: it is a brisk morning with a blustery west wind and wind chills in the 20's. it feels like 26 degrees in des moines. today's main story, the wind. wind could gusts up to 45 miles per hour coming in from the west. friday, snow is in the forecast at it will start out as a wintry mix, changing over to accumulating snows lasting through at least midnight. moderate accumulations expected from four to eight inches or more. elizabeth: can you name i was richest man? this guy can because he met him. todd: it is early, that i am happy to be here. this guy is on the list of "forbes" magazine's richest people in every state. he is a farmer in adel and his -- stine. his company is called stine seeds. he was nice enough to let us come out and talk to him, and he is really a fascinating dan. his headquarters is in a rural area on the farm where he grew up in adel. he was dirt poor as a kid. it turns out he has a knack for hybridizing seed. he has grown his company into the largest private family seed company in the united states. "forbes" magazine says he is worth $3 billion

a gusty south when the switching to the west tomorrow, tomorrow will be blustery. a west-northwest wind howling close to 50. friday we are dealing with snowflakes especially by mid afternoon followed by a cold weekend with highs in the 30's. elizabeth: let's see what we can expect on the roads. shaina: news of one accident, southeast third and quarter. be aware. other than that, mobile speed it should be an easier commute than the last couple of days. here is your first from the des moines police department, 1800 east and boulevard, 3000 6th avenue. 7300 northwest 4th street. elizabeth: and up next, she calls them party potatoes for a reason. eric: the side dish that's sure next from iowa girl eats. america's never been a country of quitters. it's not who we are. we don't ignore threats like climate change. we face our problems head-on. with american-made clean energy, we can end our dependence on foreign oil... spark new innovation... and create millions of new jobs. solving our climate crisis starts with 50% clean energy by 2030. eric: we're coming up fast on the

blustery. north and west of town, 51 in martins creek and chilly in tannersville 44 degrees and 49 in chester andtesville and new holland. and down across new jersey, upper 50s for hammonton and hockessin 51 and the coast middle 50s. here is the issue today, the sustained wind speeds with higher gusts are from the northwest sustained at 22 miles per hour at the coast in atlantic city and a sustained wind here in philadelphia. here is what is going on satellite 6 along with action radar showing you that northwesterly wind thanks to high pressure over the delaware valley makes its way eastward in the wake of this cold front that affects our region and that is moving off to the north and east, and looking good for the rest of the today and the afternoon, this is what we are tracking for some across the northern plains and the midwest, an area is of low pressure moving into the midwest for folks later today and the start of the weekend could find 6 to 12 inches of snow and winter weather watches and warnings posted for the region, staying dry with plenty of sunshine a high of 57 we hit earlier today

west. those blustery conditions last on saturday. had to take numbers down a little bit on saturday. 52 feels 45 with the wind. sunday is the better half of the weekend. bill evans will finish up this storm in the morning. >>> coming up next, new health research. why doctors are telling some people to stay off the scale. police officer helps >>> in tonight's health alert, when monitoring your weight becomes a problem. researchers say stepping on a scale several times each day to check your weight could lead to depression, fluctuates throughout the day depending on eating and bathroom frequency. experts say there's no proof that monitoring weight every day actually leads to losing pounds. >>> an inspiring story exploding on social media. a police officer helping an injured runner reach the finish line. robert mccoy had less than half a mile to go in a marathon in savannah, georgia when he suddenly collapsed. determined to finish, his bloody knees be damned. the officer came to the rescue, running the rest of the way with him. the two

west. those blustery conditions last on saturday. had to take numbers down a little bit on saturday. 52 feels 45 with the wind. sunday is the better half of the weekend. bill evans will finish up this storm in the morning. >>> coming up next, new health research. why doctors are telling some people to stay off the scale. police officer helps it took me eleven years to finally track down the ecephidon megolis. gorgeous, isn't he? it was pricey, but a total bargain compared to this little beauty. (vo) a new york man spent $3.2 million on a dead bat. i have such enormous respect for these creatures. which is why i stuff them and hang them on the walls. (vo) you'd make a way better rich person. it's the holidays. which means a house full of people -- who all want to get online. so it's the perfect time for verizon fios. it has the fastest internet and wifi available. with speeds from 50 to 500 megs. and right now, you'll get 50 meg fios internet, tv and phone for 79.99 a month online for your first year. and with a 2 year agreement, we'l

west. it's a blustery day on saturday. there's the windchills on saturday morning. upper 20s to middle 30s. up to 50 in the afternoon won't feel that warm. jersey. not lasting too long. it will be cold and blustery. >> i'm not complaining about that at all. >>> it's going to be hot tonight at the meadowlands when rex ryan comes back with the bills to face the jets, rob powers is there with a preview. night here at the meadowlands and what a night it should be. straight ahead on eyewitness news, jets, bills rex, the former coach comes calling, let's see if some of his old teammates and old smells like spaghetti with johnsonville italian sausage. my favorite. bad news. the johnsonville factory burned down brian. it's terrible. well if you can't serve tasty sausage why are we even a family? i may as well move out. well, if that's what yo... you're right. i'll stay. and tomorrow we're going to help johnsonville rebuild that factory. i'll take dinner in my room, with chocolate milk. make pasta tastier with johnsonville italian sausage. it took joel silverman years to bec

west of boston. so it is a blustery but much brighter start to the week. we'll step you through the rest of this big travel week coming up. let's see how we're looking on the roads. live look outside at the pike at allston/brighton. problem-free in both directions. let's check the rest of that trip. construction this morning. you're in pretty good shape heading into boston. if your commute takes you south of there doing okay on route 24, problems so far. pike and route 9 looking good. one northbound accident 93 by montvale avenue. one lane is blocked. but the trains and the buses are schedule. emily. emily: thank you. breaking overnight. tragedy at an animal shelter as forcing desperate rescue attempts. this morning, we know firefighters had a tough battle on their hands. randy: the eyeopener's erika tarantal is tracking information as it comes in. erika: such a difficult task, emily, randy, because when they got there, the flames had already engulfed the building. this was the scene overnight at the sweet pea friends of rutland animals shelter in paxton.

wind blustery bringing in chillier air from north and west all the way through the rest of sunday. blue skies showing up. way off to the west, partly cloudy. windswept potomac. there's capital wheel, wind coming right down the river. temperatures metro area mid-40s, upper 40s washington and by the bay. up to the west chillier air upper 30s near 40, shenandoah valley out of the mountains, oakland only at 27. they had a dusting of snow in garrett county this morning. there is our city camera, the washington monument, jefferson memorial. after chilly morning blustery winds will stay with us settling down a bit. by dawn tomorrow, around this time tomorrow morning, a little below freezing. by dawn in the upper 20s through much of the region. a warming trend for the week ahead. i'll look at that in a few minutes. >>> isis planning a series of attacks around the world including one in atlanta for today. our sister station in atlanta says there's already heavy security at the area where today's wwe event will take place. authorities were tipped off by threats that and online. the alleged a

mild highs, pattern holds true for the weekend and blustery and chilly and west.h temperatures today, 67 in milpitas and los gatos, and 68 in san jose and santa clara and 71 in gilroy again. mid-to-upper 60s throughout the peninsula with millbrae and san mateo at 65 and 66 and everyone else is 67 to 68 degrees. we will be around the 60 all throughout the coast daly city and colma inland at 60 and heading over to south san francisco, brisbane, and downtown sausalito at 65 to 66. and heading inland, petaluma and sonoma is 70s and napa and calistoga is 71 and cloverdale is 72. along east bay shore we have temperatures in the mid-to-upper 60s and any arc is warm at 69 and fremont and castro valley and oakland is 68 and temperatures are pushing to soviets around antioch and brentwood and livermore and upper 60 if the rest of our inland neighborhood of the tonight, another fairly mild night with temperatures in the 40s and 50s and mainly mid-40s to mid-50s. here is what is happening, high pressure is dominating our weather and bridge us the warmest weather today and tom

. >>> winds will increase later today out of the west, not as blustery as yesterday.ood morning rise and shine. let's see comes up and awaken checking in for us. how about that one, 350 from linda and she was in -- but is now in napa. other notable members in the 40s, we do have george in san francisco who says it is 48 but factor in the northwest present 4 miles per hour. windchill is 45. you need a jacket heading out the door. look at that rate there -- that is sunrise. -- look at that rate there. 38 in concord, 49 in san francisco and 50 in oakland. temperatures in -- temperatures are in the 30s, 40s and 50s as you head out the door. winds will pick up this afternoon. temperatures are below average and no rain in the forecast all week. the low pressure broadus rain yesterday and it's out of here. high pressure is building in from the west. again those breezy afternoon winds will be back and beginning tomorrow we start to see temperatures above average. it's 41 at the state capitol going up to 60 today and 20 now going up to 32 in the high sierra. it is now 40 going

the wind out of the west and starting to get blusteriy out there -- blustery out there. rain up north mostly in new york state and not here. 50 degrees by 8:00 a.m. in philadelphia. 11:00 a.m., 55 we'll wind up cooler with the high of 58 we'll hit that around 3:00 p.m., of course with the strong blustery winds blowing that will add to the cool feel. 58 in philadelphia. 54 in allentown. 55 in reading. in the upper elevated northern suburbs you'll be cooler today. lancaster, 53. 57 in toms river. 58 in millville. 58 down the shore in cape may. if you're heading out for a movie or dinner, oornd 7:00 p.m. 59 degrees. 46 by 9:00 p.m. 11:00 p.m., 44. strong blustery winds will be part of the package tonight. if you're driving around be careful of tree branches and debris on the roads. tomorrow we get a november chill. 52 degrees blustery wind around the area of low pressure. the winds will ease back in the afternoon, even in the afternoon i'll see gusts in the 20s. on saturday we turn the numbers back around and the winds die down. for the eagles, sunny, winds west only 6 to 1

the wind is going to be blowing all day long out of the west. 15-25 miles per hour with those higher gusts. so it is definitely going to add a blustery feel to the day. one more piece of energy is going to rotate through tonight turning our winds from the west to the northwest and that northwester by wind brings in colder air. you're going to feel it overnight. getting into the lower 30's. as that energy slide through, there will be widespread snow across parts of the mountains of northern new england and out into the perk schreyers there could be a couple of -- berkshires there could be a couple of inch s of snow. saturday sunshine all day long. look at the temperatures tomorrow. knowledge the 40's despite the sunshine. windchills are going to feel like the 30's all day long. look at this next week. the jet stream is going to be changing once again. as it lifts to the north, we're bringing back some milder temperatures. average high now is just 52. through the weekend. look at that next week as we ad into tuesday, wednesday, thursday. emily: 5 next thursday. -- 55 next thursday. olessa: there is some overnight trux construction. thi

blustery with the wind. the. dewpoint, 25, winds out of the west at 11 miles per hour.he pressure reading is rising from 0.32 inches. you factor in the winds it feels like the mid 30s, you'll need a heavier coat or hat and gloves or you'll be hanging outside for a couple of hours. winds are out of the west at 10 to 15 miles per hour. we'll see a gust as high as 20 to 30 miles per hour. yesterday we wind gusts up to 40 and today closer to 30. the good news as we look at satellite and radar, whatever cloud cover you're seeing to the west right now all that fizzles out when the sun rises. we'll see sunshine from start to finish, no threat of precipitation. as we expand the view there's nothing going on across the entire 48. there's another storm pushing into seattle and portland, oregon. those folks will see rain and mountain snows. everybody else, the weather is very, very quiet. we'll time it out for you, nothing going on today. clear as a whistle overnights tonight. sunday nothing going on. this will be the familiar scene through monday and tuesday be tuesday evening we

back towards the west i want to make note we have the very blustery conditions continuing to stream on shore in the pacific northwest actually in washington two reports of casualties out here due to high winds toppling trees but also snow in higher eletions and flooding is being seen as areas around seattle. i do mention both of these storms here because both are going to be playing a role in the weather by this weekend. this one will be gone and towards the northeast. we have the cold air sweeping in from the north. so for some of you you get a little bit of a break here by thursday into friday. that's a little back towards the west. once that next storm system makes its way across the plains you have the windy and snow conditions in your forecast going to make its way toward the east by saturday. take a look at chicago, 8 for your high on thursday. sunny skies dropping down to just 2 toronto 12 down to 3. all of you will be seeing snowfall, as well. some of you the first snow here into the winter of 2015 into 2016 across the great lakes region. let's take a look on the other side of

it's blustery with the winds whipping out of the west/northwest 15 to 20 miles per hour clip, double scan live is clear, we may keep double scan clear until thursday afternoon. so we have a nice stretch of weather coming up. unfortunately thursday's weather when the rain gets here it could come down at a good clip. the normal high temperature is 57 degrees. each and everyday is above average, even though it was cooler. it could have been better had we not had the cloud cover monday afternoon through wednesday. you look at the profile of the atmosphere it was very, very warm. had we broke the cloud deck it cover in the upper 60s and close to 70. 048 degrees, dewpoint, 24. winds out of the northwest at 30 miles per hour. poconos 36. allentown, 45. reading, 44. lpg the same number -- lancaster, the same number, millville 48. philadelphia 49. it feels like the 30s across the far western suburbs. lehigh valley 38 degrees. poconos 25. you have to bundle up if you head out early. you need layers to withstand the breeze. 40 degrees is what it feels like in wilmington and 42 in millville. sat

west. it will be a blustery and cold day outside. take a look though. lots of sunshine over boston. it is chilly out there. don't let that sunshine fool you. it will turn milder by tomorrow afternoon and we'll actually have a milder end to the workweek although the beginning of the week is a little bit cooler. we'll talk more about that in just a bit. first the current temperatures are starting in the 30's and 40's. 40 in plymouth right now. 43 on the cape. 40 in concord. even 39 in keene and 35 in pittsfield. here are those wind gusts. you can see they're sustained or gusting, excuse me, over 44 miles an hour now on nantucket. very, very strong winds outside. it's going to be that way throughout the entire day. now you factor in those winds with the current air temperature and you get a wind chill about 36 degrees in boston. that's what you're going to dress for through the afternoon. so as we go through the afternoon, winds are anywhere from 20 to about 30 miles an hour sustained. gusts upwards of 40 miles an hour so it's blustery and it's cold outside. pressure. the winds around

wind blustery bringing in chillier air from north and west all the way through the rest of

blustery sunday afternoon. we have a beach hazard statement through the entire coach saturday afternoon, north, north west beachest large surf, watch out for sinker waves and strong rip currents of you are going to the beaches this upcoming saturday. the storm moving in late saturday coming out of the gulf of alaska, it's a cold system, nothing to do with el nino, it's the third cold storp. we will have to wait until winlter to see the effects of el nino which is already developing in the pacific. north bay, starts to rain, shifts south ward at midnight, we're going to get moderate rain. 2:00 a.m. could wake you up as well. 3:00 a.m. in the east bay, south bay, peninsula, as we head towards 4:00 a.m. most of the focus is still in the south bay. scattered showers will follow. if you're n early riser have your rain fall at 7:00 with pockets of rain and isolated thungders. scattered showers, wind picks up. going to be on the blustery side, sunday morning's games could be cancelled. in the bay area could see a third of an inch of rain by sunday afternoon. it turns to snow in the mountains, expecting four to nine inch

west, you will have showers. showers mainly now 8:00 to 1:00 p.m., get in early but leave earlier. that is nice. windy and cold friday, blustery but okay for high school football playoffs. if you are an early commuter, it will be dry. showers well to the west of us. but by 9:00, they race in pretty quickly, a little yellow showing up northwes of culpeper, moderate downpours possible nothing severe. temperatures mild, 45 fretrixburg and 52 rocksville, 51 silver spring. by 10:30 i stop it right here. look at the yellow, moderate burst, quick hitter, 10:30. so get ready for you are trying to take an early lunch or work 10:00 to 6:00, take your umbrella. good news, 1:00, essentially gone with temperatures in the 60s. 60 manassas, 60 downtown and 60 in leesburg. on the day planner, showers a little earlier, showers west of town by 7:00, but certainly by 9:00, showers, 55, showers at 11:00, showers ending by 1:00. up to 60 by 1:00. friday, we are okay. windy and cooler, kind of blustery. 60. breezy and chilly on saturday, only 52. that may be pushing it. sunday, though, gets mild again, back to 60, everybody is home, happy, mid 60s

going with wet fast here for the milly le of the day it werhead still very blustery on top of that and then eventually from west to east we see those showers wind down during the afternoon into the evening hours bver even here at 7ple:30 wtill some indicatiochlc that we could still have some sprinkles, a lit gie bit of terizzle alley-oop the cy sstline itself and no longer the potential for some dinsiaging wind ommt stilallgoing to be breezy even into tomorrow evening. worst of the wind do ple:30in the morning to 4ple:30in the a sernoon here and gusts as high as 50 miles per hour for the coas giine where you see the shading that is the wind advisory further inland and this sts gepung to be peston ee :30miles per hour and going to be nuisance for sure. 52flo here on thursday. although we do start over dry, end with another batch of showers thursday a sernoon and evening and friday pa dily cloudy and 58 and some more clouds roll in for the weekend, 7-day forecast with the weekend always in view and sunday looking better day of the weekend and both mornings wly fe up to the 30s over the weekend and sunday a thit g

blustery sunday afternoon. we have a beach hazard statement through the entire coach saturday afternoon, north, north west beachesout for sinker waves and strong rip currents of you are going to the beaches this upcoming saturday. the storm moving in late saturday coming out of the gulf of alaska, it's a cold system, nothing to do with el nino, it's the third cold storp. we will have to wait until winlter to see the effects of el nino which is already developing in the pacific. north bay, starts to rain, shifts south ward at midnight, we're going to get moderate rain. 2:00 a.m. could wake you up as well. 3:00 a.m. in the east bay, south bay, peninsula, as we head towards 4:00 a.m. most of the focus is still in the south bay. scattered showers will follow. if you're n early riser have your rain fall at 7:00 with pockets of rain and isolated thungders. scattered showers, wind picks up. going to be on the blustery side, sunday morning's games could be cancelled. in the bay area could see a third of an inch of rain by sunday afternoon. it turns to snow in the mountains, expecting four to nine inches above 5,000. wint

blustery weather caused flight delays. the national weather service recorded wind gusts up to 75-miles per hr west of denver and winds at 100-miles an hour near boulder. when we come back....one local club celebrates a milestone. the details... next if you work hard, and you do your part, you should be able to get ahead and stay ahead. but the republicans... they want to go back to letting the super wealthy call the shots. they don't stand up for equal pay for women. they don't support paid family leave. they don't even really support refinancing student debt. we've got to get this onomy working for the vast majority of americans, not just for those at the top. that's what i intend to do as president. city is celebrating a major milestone. richard g gdon joins us with details! << the sioux city cosmopolitan club's 50th anniversary we are celebrating on the 21st of november, the inlernational president will be in town, who is one of our local members and we would like to talk about cosmopolitan for the last 50 years is siouxland. on november 13th, 1965, the cosmopolitan international club of sioux city was chartered. thus be

winds out of the west gusting to 30 miles per hour in philadelphia. so we keep the blusteryditions overnight throughout the day tomorrow. hang on to those hats once again the wind chill factor will be there. the winds trying diminish a little bit saturday night he is special fool sunday. take a look at the lows for tonight. mid 30s in the burbs. 40 degrees in the city then for tomorrow, 50 degrees well below the average for this time of year. so 50 tomorrow but them nice recovery headed into sunday. upper 50s and look at the 60s. 64 on monday. back to the mid maybe even um per 60s by latter part of next week. next best chance for rain on thursday. the forecast will kick off at the linc on sunday 1:00 o'clock mostly sunny. it's cool. temperatures not bad. seasonal. so looking good for tailgating and the game. >> all right. we like to hear that. >> all right. sean bell up with sports now. got a couple hoops game. temple playing tonight. sixers trying to get their first win. they do it. >> trying to get first win. yeah, they are. that's the key word. trying right now. say hello

we have some 30s north and west of town. 36 monticello. it's been a little blustery along the coast. weave we've been tracking these wind gusts of around 20 miles per hour. your windchill values in the 30s from white plains through new york city. planning ahead, lots of you guys hitting the roads, the airports. tuesday through thanksgiving and the day after, black friday, dry and mild all up and down the eastern seaboard. this is great news. that's the pattern we're in. high pressure keeps us nice and dry. unfortunately for the midwest could be a little stormy. if you have travel plans out towards chicago, st. louis, iowa, kansas, not great travel for you. you could see the upper midwest especially and the great plains, yeah, delays will be likely. stormy at times with rain and even more snow. in the west it's going to be cooler than normal. there could be some snow. watch out for delays there in places like the rockies. it gets milder day by day out east. that's for us. sunshine continues. cloud roll in later on today and tonight especially. around midnight or 1:00

west at 16 miles per hour. gusts today could be as high as 35 miles per hour. so similar to yesterday in that regard. the headline, a blustery chill will have clouds and a few snow showers passing, maybe a few raindrops mainly north and west of the city. tomorrow, a rebound. we'll have plenty of sunshine and temperatures warming up. the winds coming. so, if you don't like the powerful winds and the cooler temperatures, tomorrow is definitely the better day for you, and the next day we're warming things up even more so. take a look at this trend. a high of 49 degrees. of course 49 is not the whole story. factor in the winds. it feels more like the low 40s out there in the city. it will feel like the upper 30s for areas north and west. today very chilly tomorrow. 58 with the sun on monday. stunning 62 with sunshine. today's high of 49 is the coldest day since april 9th, and then it was 43 degrees. we're headed toward winter temperatures. they're declining. it's a burst of cold air, just for today. as we look at the radar picture, a few snow showers, raindrops and also west of the city, we'll start to see shower activity trying

west virginia... for highs on friday will be held down in the upper-20s and low-30s by a blustery nw wind at 15 to 25 mph. mostly cloudy skies will dominate friday, but no rain or snow is expected. in fact, the rest of the weekend will remain dry with temperatures disney characters have been making appearances in american living rooms for years... but now... they're lacing up their skates and hitting the local ice rink. coming up... we'll take a look at the latest show dreamed up by disney... and hear from someone welcome back. it's a tradition that comes after the turkey for many families in des moines... disney on ice is back at the iowa events center... with a princess - packed show. joining us now is sam mapes... who helps bring some of the magic to life on the ice. a celebration of royal proportions when disney on ice presents dare arena. join your hosts mickey and packed adventure. the show features white & the seven dwarfs, cinderella, the princess & the frog... and more! the whole family will delight in the the ultimate disney princess event! remaining show times: -friday at 3 p.m. & 7 p.m. -

blustery. notice difference. wind out of the north and west, 20 miles an hour gusts tomorrow afternoon. then saturday we will see wind dying down, kind of a north win, light, less wind means saturday will possibly feel even warmer then friday, even though friday is technically warmer of the two days. friday, tomorrow will be a weird day where we may hit our daytime high just after midnight and temperatures stay chilly throughout the afternoon. expected to feel cooler then high i will show you we will have you believe. it will be wet, chilly. rain moves out, sunny and cooler tomorrow. wind north and west. high pressure overhead, less of the wind issue here on a saturday but a a few cloud, turning out mostly sunny and then we have this front. this will bring heavy snow to portions of the midwest, cities like chicago heading in to saturday. it will lift to the north but drag a cool front here through your saturday night into sunday morning. overnight there could be a stray shower but that will usher in some of the coldest air of the season and the coldest air we have felt since last march,

blustery. here is your snow forecast... 6-10 inches for sioux city, sioux falls... as east as spencer, as west as norfolk. 6-8 inches for our siouxland outskirts, 4-6 far west and east, so large snow amounts are likely. things you need to know... timing starting monday morning and ending tuesday afternoon.. thats 24 to 36 hours of snow fall. heavy snow possible monday afternoon and evening. winds breezy monday, but blustery tuesday.. so blowing snow is possible. tonight, clouds and chilly... 20. tomorrow, cloudy with flurries late.. 33. 7-day has clouds through tuesday with heavy snow monday. breezy tuesday and colder sunshine late week. deborah/elisa we'll keep an eye on that forecast. thanks elisa. christmas program has shared the true meaning of christmas for five decades. learn more about the 50th anniversary celebration of "a charlie brown christmas"...next. lukas aired for the television. and to celebrate...abc is anniversary night. the son of peanuts creator -- charles schulz -- is also giving insight into what made the cartoon such a big success. abc's brandi hitt has the story. " " sc

west of the city. it's going to brighten up today but a blustery day. we go from 38 right now to 40. that's it. so temperatures going nowhere today under the sunshine. wind chills in the 20's to near 30 all day long. it's a cold start to the week. we do warm it up around thanksgiving. notice dry weather until saturday. randy? randy: cindy, thank you. a "5 investigates" exclusive. legitimate government business for everett city officials or a paid vacation? wine, food, and dancing were all in a day's work if you were part of the group from everett who jetted off to italy this summer. on board, mayor carlo demaria and eight other city employees. it was billed as a government business trip; but according to documents and photos obtained by "5 investigates," it looked more like a vacation. there were just three working sessions on the itinerary including a meeting to set up a student exchange program. >> i don't believe it was excessive. >> it's probably something the ethics committee should look into. randy: the group stayed at hotels free-of-charge and enjoyed plenty of free food and drinks. in m

blustery on the saturday, and as you're headed out, clear skies, temperatures in the 30s, 37 in philadelphia, and 32 north and west. cold night tonight. wake up to a cold start on sunday, and chilly again, just not as chilly as today. temperatures 60 degrees compared to 50 today. today, though, cold, windy, 49-52, winds northwest at 15-25 miles per hour, gusting higher than that, and tonight, temperatures at the freezing mark, and north, west colder than that, and the winds relax also helping to drop the temperatures al. seven day forecast, sunday, after the cold start, temperatures in the 30s, not bad, rebounding nicely sunday to near normal temperatures, monday looks good as well, sunny skies, a nice day, temperatures above normal, 64. the lows at 45, tuesday, partly sunny, mix of sun, clouds, and 62 with lows, not too bad either. wednesday, this is when things change. we have a warm front lifting through, bringing more clouds, possibly a late shower wednesday and thursday, and thursday, mostly cloudy, a good deal of clouds along with showers, but mild, though, 68 degrees, some spots could hit 70, and friday, pa

west. that's what we wake up to is windchills in the 20s and lower 30s across the area. it's bright, blustery tomorrow at 39 degrees. just a straight flurry in the cathills and poconos. windy and cold. feels like freezing in many spots it's partly cloudy. tomorrow 49. might be the first time this season we don't reach 50 in new york city. tomorrow night the wind backs off after the evening it's still brisk. your seven day accu weather. no coat november returns on monday in the middle 60s. on sunday afternoon the wind getting lighter really feels tuesday might take a little step back into the upper 50s before we warm it back up again. significant rain is a long way aways. >>> on this busy night, the other news of the day. a soldier deployed her home destroyed by squatters. wait until you hear what cops found inside. you can't predict... the market. but at t. rowe price, we can help guide your investments through good times and bad. for over 75 years, our clients have relied on us to bring our best thinking to their investments so in a variety of market conditions... you can feel confident... .

blustery day. the system that sent winds like these pushing around equipment at the desmoines airport. the weather turned severe to our west>> but here in our area we've gotten strong winds and as this moves out some very cold weather will be moving in. brace yourself. good evening, i'm dawn tim into. >> i'm chris o'connell. there's a cold weekend ahead. let's get right to chief meteorologist scott williams for an idea of what we are facing this weekend. hi, scott. >> hi, chris and dawn. we're looking at winds of change across the area. area of low pressure now well to the north but high pressure off to the south. so get that wind tunnel effect. winds have gusted up to 40 miles an hour today in philadelphia. it's 56 degrees right now. we have winds out of the west northwest at about 10 miles per hour. but still gusting right now across much of the area over 20 miles per hour. so you can see current gusts in philadelphia 23 miles per hour. even higher gusts off to the west. so if you're stepping outdoors this evening, hang on to those hats. grip the steering wheel if you're head thed tout grab a bite to eat. jackets out on

west. there were a few flakes flying as well coming across the great lakes and a nice recovery for the second half of the weekend. you see streamers, but we'll call this bright and blustery and seeing the turn of the winds coming out of the west and that's what brungs the temperatures up. 58 is the expected high temperature tomorrow afternoon. so close out the weekend with a lot more comfortable temperatures and also more seasonal. getting into the upper 50s is our typical high temperature. as far as rain goes, we stay dry for the rest of the weekend and we do have a few clouds coming throughthis afternoon. sunshine. starting off the workweek dry and worry-free weather. for accuweather. morning, layer up. chilly conditions. it will feel blustery at times and 49 is the high temperature. we are going to be 10 degrees off of the average or below average for this time of year. 30s to get in the suburbs tonight. but 40 in the city and tomorrow, a few high clouds and 58. that should feel nice. if you're thinking about going out and doing something, you'll be heading out to the beautiful areas in upstate, doing hiking tomorrow is the day to do it. here's the accuweather seven-

i thought that's where she was going. [ laughter ] >> it was blustery yesterday. 10 to 15 miles an hour today out of the west diminishing winds. look at the temperatures across the board from 52 in san francisco, that's not too bad, it is in the upper 30s in santa rosa. now, today's numbers stacking up from 63 in pacific to the high 60s in oakland and santa rosa and, in fact, this is the going of a gradual warming trend. we are going to talk more about that and that's coming up at 48 minutes after the hour. we'll also be talking about when you should expect rain but first here's gianna. >>> a traffic alert westbound 580 at hopyard. three right lanes closed for a gravel spill that happened last night around 11:30 causing a backup westbound 580. major delays now coming out of the altamont pass. slow out of tracy for the regular commute and adding this backup with those three right lanes shut down makes matters worse. reports of a big rig fire in the same area. not too far from there, westbound 580 right at north flynn. that's over to the right shoulder but you have fire crews and chp on scene there and then th

blustery day hard for people. the observatory with the gust at 50 mph and nantucket above 50 as well. 25- 35 mph gusts. touch. out of the west 8 mph at this point and through the night tonight the breeze is still there from time to time but nothing like what we sort of a similar story into tomorrow. current temperatures into the 30s. 38 for boston. 32 for worcester. clear skies and lighter winds and both part of the recipe for radiational cooling and that heat from the surface escaping back into the atmosphere so those temperatures drop back a little more overnight tonight. the highs today really struggling to the 50 mark and then it is going to the air coming in out of the northwest. denitely cooler air for sure. but then moving into tomorrow we start to push in the milder air from the west and southwest and thal take our highs into the 50s. plus bright sunshine to start the day tomorrow. we won' t be completely cloudless as the day goes o. partly cloudy skies and stand in the sunshine and easily feel 5- 10 warmer. clear overnight tonight and that light breeze out of the west/northwest and into in the air 49- 55 for the hig

west. so hopefully that is helping. here is the activity planner, not so blustery walking the dog and it will be good. running, the air is not is dry as yesterday. if your lungs were burning today they should not so much. and the bay is not so rough. pretty good there, and starting inland east bay where we have danville and dublin at 37 and coolest at blast were at 36, and san ramon at 38, and walnut creek is 39 and livermore and pleasanton at 40 and concord is 41 and lafayette is 43 and 46 at brentwood and antioch and 50 in pittsburg. oakland and san carlos and san francisco at 53 and half moon bay at 54 and san jose 45 and mountain view is 47 and napa is 41 and novato is 478 and ten degrees cooler in santa rosa at 38. the winds are calmer as we talked about, 3-miles per hour so it feels like what the temperature said. 101 and 880 in san jose, it is 43 degrees with a sensor a couple blocks away. sunny today. high clouds. that is why we are sunny. warmer and quiet through the weekend. the next storm is strengthening. first, 65 to 67 in the south bay, gilroy is 68 the warm spot and 63 in millbrae and o

go for a high in philly winding up with a lot of sun chilly winds out of the west at six to 12 miles an hour and not as blustery strong as yesterday. still cool. you'll need a jacket later on. 33 degrees coat weather this morning. 42 by 11 o'clock and then 48 by 2:00 with that high of 50 probably hitting at about 3 o'clock this afternoon. tomorrow high pressure still in control gives us another fairly sunny day. that's good 'cause tomorrow is a pretty big travel day far lot of families and folks coming and going. i'll be headed down to the train station to pick up my nephew. i got a short travel thing but it's still going to be pretty nice, 53 degrees, dry conditions out there. as we take a look at the thursday forecast, well, if you were headed to the thanksgiving day parade 6abc dunkin' donuts parade does look like it's going to be chill to start out. kids might want some gloves early on. 42 degrees at 8 o'clock as you're setting up but by 10 o'clock we zoom up to 52 and by noon there's a shot that we're up around 60 under partly sunny skies so not too bad and maybe you start peeling off some of that extra ge

west in the 20s. so plan on that. a blustery day the today. high around 57. not even 50 tomorrow. so hang on. >> thank you so much. >>> another check of town officials news and weather in 25 minutes. >> thanks for watching. i am mary calvi. >> and i am chris wragge. "cbs this morning" is up next. until then, have a great day.

west, philadelphia, 52. millville, 52. cape may, 52. atlantic city, 53. with the winds it will feel like the low to mid 40s all day long. windchills will be blustery. by 3:30 it's 42 at least that's what it feels like in reading, 49 for allentown and the poconos and 45 in philadelphia. overnight tonight it's clear and cold, lows in the 30s, but the winds begin to relax a little bit. if the winds can go completely calm the numbers may be a little bit colder than what i'm showing right now. lancaster, 32. millville, 31. chilly today, mainly sunny. sunshine expected tomorrow, 59. turns warmer monday, plenty of sunshine, 65. tuesday, clouds and sun, 64. the pattern is relatively quiet, there is a quick-moving system that could bring a sprinkle or shower late. wednesday, warm, 67. thursday, 68. friday, sunshine, 64 bye-bye friday the normal high is down into the mid 50s. we see this pattern of unseasonable warm weather. >> i'm not complaining. >> fyi philly is having a fall food extravaganza. karen rogers visited restaurants in town here's one on the main line. >> reporter: a unique approach is being brought to cornerstone cheese and charcuterie. >> lif

west. you can see it on the side of the satellite picture. that is our next storm system. as it does push overhead heading into tuesday, going to bring in blusteryhe big difference from this one to the last several storms. abigail pushed through the northern areas of the british isles. this one is coming in farther towards the south. even those of you into london you can see blustery conditions coming out of this. more so along the western seaboard where the highest winds will be in the heaviest rainfall. we could look at snowfall up to 10 centimeters. definitely if you have travel plans, you want to watch off that. in the south, fairly decent weather. lisbon at 20. athens getting up to 19 with sunny skies here on your tuesday. let's look further east. the eastern mediterranean to the middle east. we have an area of low pressure. you can see it coming out of syria to iraq. along this area, that's our cold front. along this, we could be looking at strong thunderstorms flaring up and the possibility of dust storms. any time you get one of these storms it can kick up the dust. that is a big issue as it continues to push east. baghdad for november a

blustery, with a north northwest wind 11 to 20 mph, with gusts as high as 28 mph. tonightpartly cloudy, with a low around 10. wind chill values as low as zero. west northwest wind 6 to 9 mph becoming south southwest after midnight. sundaymostly sunny, with a high near 32. wind chill values as low as 5. west southwest wind 6 to 9 mph. w reported coast to coast. >> and later why a lot of retailers are dumping the idea of black friday super sale. stay with us. morning saturday." >>> coming up, fuelling terror. a recent bombing campaign against isis is having a big effect on isis funding. we'll take a look at the money machine to buying terrorists with endless cash. >> and these drivers have been stuck in traffic for days. that is days. morning saturday." >> we have over 30 million students using khan academy that we can send them information. >> some of that idea, students in different grades teaching in one classroom together. but you talk about the yearlong school. why did you want that to be part of the curriculum. >> montessori, a lot of ways we are exactly montessori. and if they were around in 2015 we would hope they would using some of the sa

blustery out there. that's the view from tribute park. thank you for that. that's a nice view. another way to look at the city. pretty, but windy man, we've got winds screaming out of the west. you see the camera shakeing a little bit. windt newark, it was at 43 miles per hour, and we'll see that 40 plus rang this afternoon. 52 to 57 in the city, but edison babylon closer to 60, the hamptons at 62. we have winds gusting to 35 miles per hour this hour. we'll talk about wind chill in just a second. 58 will add a degree or two, it's above normal which has been the pattern this month of 11 of the 12 days of november, they've been above normal in a range of 8 degrees, we'll turn around in the next few days. october 18th. so far this season, they hit 50, tomorrow it will be 49 and with the wind. you get a sense of that wind with these clouds screaming by. there is moisture, so passing shower can't be ruled out, even tomorrow morning, north and west around this big low, it's that low and a building high, the pressure gradiant, it's funneling the wind from over 40 miles per hour, you do the math and you compare, you factor in the temperature and the wind, it will feel like 32 degree

west-northwest at times gust into 30 miles per hour. we can gust 35 or more tomorrow. upper 50s to near 60. 30s to near 40 friday night. saturday, blustery, only 52. i wouldn't be surprised if the spots stay in the 40s and a much better looking sunday for the redskins and ravens with home games. that will be nice for that. early next week, we've got nice mild weather returning. thursday at noon, pet line time. this is the rescue becky and you've got shadow, a beautiful 7-year-old male lab. >> gorgeous lab. >> gentle yet energetic. >> yes, yes, energetic. unfortunately, he had to be given up. his owner had to go to jail. lab rescue took over and he's being fostered by a lovely family in virginia. >> hello. she loves me. >> looking for dog biscuits and a forever home. you were talking about mosquitoes. currently, shadow has a mosquito-borne disease heartworm. lab rescue will take care of that illness and will be killing all of the heartworms off. >> so very treatable? >> very treatable but it shows an example that those monthly heartworm preventive pills that you should be giving your dogs. >> you can get them in the pills as opposed to st

blustery winds especially this morning. fairfield, the winds have backed off about 9 miles an hour . near sfo out of the west at 18, san jose seven miles an hour. we have a frost advisory closer to this area. it's close to monterey and we could have temperatures dropping to the lower 30s with patchy frost possible. we have a possibility of frost here is well. overnight lows, a pretty good that that they'll be 40s around the bay. it will be low to mid 30s however in the inland areas. you maybe scraping off some frost on your windchill drivers tomorrow morning. the wind sheltered values are starting out at about 36 degrees at 7 am. into the afternoon hours, partly cloudy skies, on track to reach the mid to upper 60s. cold numbers, santa rosa, napa, mid-30s, vallejo 39, livermore 38, around the bay in the 40s, san francisco and san jose. a bit breezy today because we had two's -- two pressure systems, one offshore and one inland. the pressure difference generates the northerly wind which will stick around for tomorrow. a chilly start and high clouds were thursday. more sunshine on friday. the weekend will see a