v but they weren't on wcbs-tv in new york for the buffalo bills-new york giants game.nts, jets, sorry. i mike the giants better, sorry. they will not air anyhe sports betting site during the game. earlier this week new york attorney general eric schneiderman sent the companies seasoned desist letters. he said the investigation found they were engaged in illegal gambling. protesters were outside the attorney general's office this morning. sorry to the jets fans on set today. nicole: look what is going on in the world of sports, continuing the theme here. rex ryan came back to the meadowlands a winner. buffalo bills beat the team that fired him, we're talking about new york jets, 22-17. buffalo's defense shut down the jets most of the game. duke williams returned a fumbled kickoff. dan carpenter had three field goals. the jets have lost three of their last four games. >>> golden state warriors have won 10 in a row. steph curry, scored 46 points. curry hit 15 of 25 shots, including 8 of 13 three-pointers. >>> dallas cowboys have lost six games in a row and are still witho

they are in buffalo, new york. samuel, the father, and george the sun decide to go to and sarah,in 1849, the mother, is distraught because she's terrified that they're going to perish, they're going to contract: on this journey. the sad thing is that she's right and her son george dies on a steamboat. samuel takes the body home. and then he dies in california. thatu mentioned a law encouraged people to take this route. can you elaborate on that? sarah: the oregon donation land act is donating land to homesteaders. is building on this american idea that we can build families, creating independent, free, virtuous citizens. women -- itws increases the amount a married couple can get. you mentioned fear of disease and death. how dangerous it was the people that took it? that: it probably wasn't much dangerous as if they had stayed at home. you had growing urbanization, but not a lot of understanding of sanitation practices. is becomingtates more powerful, expanding demographically and territorially. they're also losing

the hyatt regency in buffalo, new york is kicking off the holiday season by including a imagine. the final structure is 24 feet tall and made of 1800 pounds of not sure you are to want to eat that afterwards. starting tonight at 5:00 cities , are stepping up security this holiday season, after the terror attacks overseas. what we' re learning about threats here in the u.s.. and cyber monday is taking a page from black friday. why retailers are changing the that does it for us.

buffalo, new york, at 60. pittsburgh 62. consider this. ime last year we saw snow in western new york but not the case this year. winds gusting to the north and west of the city. but some strong winds to the west and this is what's moving our way for tomorrow. buffalo new york it is 60 degrees. but winds are gusting to 36 in pittsburgh winds are gusting to 29. during the day tomorrow, with the warmth and with the rain it will be very windy with gusty winds as well. our fox future cast shows the clouds tonight. no problems even early tomorrow morning 6am it will be dry. it's after 6:00 that we see this wall of rain moving in from the west. philadelphia you have till about 8:00, 9:00 o'clock before you see the rain. the shore you're safe until about 9:30 or 10:00 o'clock. and then the rain continues through the entire day. it's just a wet rainy little bit of a humid day not a good hair day at all one more band of rain moving up the coastal plain and south jersey tomorrow night. so when we're on fox 29 news at 10:00 o'clock tomorrow night, we'

i will show you that line of showers extending down through buffalo, new york, and towards cincinnati. those showers are heading this way. behind the showers, a lot cooler. look take a look at things. through the overnight, a couple scattered showers. i will summarize what you can play and on for tomorrow. you want to get the code out again. the forecast in a few minutes. shelley: today' s warm weather made a pleasant afternoon for people who were out and about. wmur' s suzanne roantree caught up with a few in portsmouth a thumbs up kind of day, even if mother nature did snuff out one outdoor activity. >> we are out enjoying the 60 degree temperatures but that' s a far cry from a year ago. the 2014 thanksgiving day storm was for the record books. nearly a foot of snow dumped on parts of new hampshire. temperatures near 32 and utility crews tried to restore power to more than 200,000. fast-forward a year later and quite a bit different story. temperatures soared into the low 60' s. shoppers at the sidewalks, many arriving on motorcycles. children were in their strollers, mothers and th

from buffalo, new york, please welcome caitlyn mcdougall. hi, caitlyn. how you doing?> hi. >> welcome. >> thank you. >> good to see you. >> good to see you. >> come on over. [applause] what is it you do for a living? >> so, i'm an agriculture specialist at the airport, and we end up seeing a lot of stuff. >> so, like, what do you-- you inspect people? or you--

from buffalo, new york, please welcome caitlyn mcdougall. hi, caitlyn. how you doing?lcome. >> thank you. >> good to see you. >> good to see you. >> come on over. [applause] what is it you do for a living? >> so, i'm an agriculture specialist at the airport, and we end up seeing a lolot of stuff. >> so, like, what do you-- you inspect people? you--

they are in buffalo, new york, and the father and the son decide to go to california in 1849. the mother is absolutely distraught. she is distraught because she is terrified that they are going to perish or they will contract cholera on this dangerous journey. the sad thing for them is that she is right. dies.n fact, the father takes the body home. a few years later in 1851, he takes the journey again by himself and he dies in california. you mentioned a law that encourage people to take this route, can you elaborate on that? >> to the oregon donation lands act, which granted land thatteaders, the idea is building on this american idea that if we can build families we are creating independent, free, virtuous citizens. an interesting provision is that it allows women to hold -- and increases the amount that a married couple can get. fear ofentioned a disease and death. journeyerous was the for most of the people who took it? >> honestly, it probably was not than if theygerous had stayed at home. in the mid-19th century, you have growing urbanization, but not a lot of understand

it hails from around buffalo, new york. the lighting is set for the monday after thanksgiving. going to be a lot of fun. that's happening now. holidays. thanksgiving isn't here. nick: we've got to get it to feel like the holidays with days like today. ernie: incredible. no one is complaining. the weather is great. nick: except the ski resorts and we'll transition to different the weather -- word. no snow coming? nick: not anytime soon. there will be cooler temperatures coming. look at that. 67 the high. not a record. the record high was 72. mild enough. 51 the low this morning. our average high should be 54. there you go. 52 -- 42 the average low. we'll be closer to these numbers tomorrow. 63 now. the sky clear. wind out of the north to northeast. the humidity is dry. the pressure is rising from 30.20, pretty strong, with high pressure building down from eastern canada. that will bring down cooler air into our area tonight and tomorrow. 70 at newark. how about that? 68 belmar. mid 60s to islip. low 60s on the east end. 65 poughkeepsie and sussex. 59 monticello. amazing for nove

he's the son of an episcopal priest and grew up in buffalo new york. he led the diocese of north carolina for 15 years before being overwhelmingly elected to the church's top post last summer. curry replaces outgoing presiding bishop edwards shory. >>> hbsd of halloween revelers did the right thing last night and soberride provided more than 400 free cab rides to people who may have indulged last night. that's nearly twice the number of people who used the service last halloween. soberride works with local cab companies to make sure folks celebrating with alcohol gets home safely. it picks up in mid-december and lasts through the new year's eve party sglo partie parties. >>> applause and a standing ovation. the church held a special service for officers and emergency personnel. the community expressed gratitude and appreciation for all of therifices for the work first responders do every day. officers from d.c., prince george's and montgomery county attended today's service. >>> we sent you an alert a few hours ago and many of you are commenting on the

my father, after he left the service, went to the va hospital in buffalo, new york, because buffalo, new york, and the dominican republic, the weather was very similar, so -- they were the one to settle in that warm weather climate of buffalo. my father worked at the va hospital until his passing. my brother then worked at the va hospital of use later. nephew is now my working at the va hospital in buffalo, new york, as a physician. i wear that as a badge of honor. they taught us that this is so important, to serve our nation. those who served us with such distinction. in my previous role in the civil rights division, we had a robust docket of cases on behalf of service members. injuredered over when $25 million on behalf of service members who had been victims of wrongful foreclosures. we settled the largest cases involving active-duty service and restore deployed and then came back to find that their jobs were not there for them. that is illegal. and we fought for them. we also got to make sure that the right to vote was available to service members and their spouses serving oversea

kevin: residents in buffalo, new york are hoping history doesn't repeat itself. it was a year ago tonight, there was snow, a lot of snow. in 48 hours, they picked up 5 and a half feet of snow. thousands of motorists were stranded hundreds of roofs , collapsed. later that week, more snow fell, some places picked up more than seven feet altogether. in denver, hurricane-force winds ripping through the city today. check out this incredible video of the powerful winds forcing travelers back as they try to get on a bus. the weather caused dozens of power outages and lots of flight delays at denver international. miles per hour in denver and about 100 miles an hour near boulder. stacey: now the winds are picking up around here. hopefully nothing to that degree. kurtis: we do have a wind advisory that goes into effect tomorrow. we are going to see some dust in town of 45 miles per hour. it is going to start cold. wind chill, 21. 10:00 a.m., 36 with plenty of sunshine. by noon, those winds out of the west. every day so far this november has been above normal. tomorrow, i

upstate new york, there were reports of irish poppers committed to buffalo, new york and working their way in. peoples whose job it was to enforce immigration and the politicians who created them began to say, wow, if we are going to restrict immigration, meaning people wanted to get around we will find ways to do so and they did. beginning in 1880s, you began to see through seattle and upstate new york all of this pressure of people saying if you sail into san francisco or if you sail into new york, you'll get inspected and may be rejected. if you land into canada, there is no one on the border in la people on the border at that time were customs officials tracking commerce and they had no interest in immigration control. so, the 1880s, you began to see all of this undocumented immigration coming through canada and at the same time or about a decade later you began to see come to mexico. working hand-in-hand at the same time as you had a steam ships, so imagine the steam ships sailing out of the mediterranean france, or out of the north atlantic. they are selling tickets to the united

the buffalo new york native is the son of an episcopal priest of north carolina the last 15 years.oing presiding bishop kathryn jeffers shorey. >>> bitter complaints about the debates lead to a major change. rnc lance priebus decides to shake up his senior staff coming in response to the republicans beef how they handled the debate. the top staff will now handle the debate. top campaign operatives for major candidates met to discuss strategy they want greater control over format and content of the debate. >>> we are counting down to election day. virginia governor terry mcauliffe led get out the vote today and the general assembly are urging vote others to reject a big item on the governor's agenda. the governor wants to turn i-66 inside the beltway into a toll road for some commuters in the morning and evening rush. republicans say it will cost you way too much money. candidates have featured the toll plan in many ads you're seeing now. and for more including why many virginia voters won't have a choice on virginia election day go to our washington app and search dmv. >> i do not

they are from buffalo, new buffalo, new york, they had just flown in. >> we are all together to meet for thanksgiving. >> both of my son is not in the military. -- both of my sons are in the military. being able to get together for the holidays is important. >> reporter: with the security fence at home this marine says he is not worried. >> stands and fight for what you believe in. dashmack's the end and fight for what you believe in. you can't run in and high. -- stand and fight for what you believe in. you can't run and hide. one of those freedoms is to see our loved ones to celebrate the holidays. >> this is exciting. >> reporter: he will be cooking dinner this year. is yours as good as your parents? >> absolutely not. >> reporter: they are also looking forward to the nice weather. one more thing to be thankful for, it is going to be a gorgeous day tomorrow. i am peggy fox, back to you. >>> we have a section on our after where you can check the status of flights. downloaded for free today. >>> maybe you are headed out to pick someone up. things i am are not going too good for you.

as the civil war was unfolding she was arrested for manslaughter in buffalo, new york not far from herirthplace. the indian doctors was suspected of running an illegal abortion practice. the buffalo courier was the 1st to report on what they called a human slaughterhouse across from the prominent hotel and steps from the buffalo waterfront. word that a hearse had suspiciously parked in front of the residence. they contacted the local authorities. the victim was a 29 -year-old married mother of three from new york. her estranged husband was fighting for the union army and she had been brought allegedly to procure an abortion by a michigan man purporting to be her uncle. police returned to the home with a search warrant and inside found two more desperately ill young women, one of whom would die within the day also from an apparent abortion attempt. western new york papers eagerly seized on the salacious details and alleged the indian ridge have been running a slaughterhouse. she faced persecutionshe faced persecution not only in the press and from local law enforcement but also from med

we forget how popular mckinley was. 500,000 people lined the railroad tracks between afloat, new york -- buffalonew york, and washington dc. 300 decent -- 300,000 people show up in harrisburg. when the train begins to pull out of the harrisburg station, 30,000 people spontaneously break into singing "god bless america." when he's carried into the vault in canton, ohio, the schoolchildren from nashville, tennessee arranged items strewn on the ground into the cemetery. people prayed in the cemetery. the entire cabinet-- charlie: you're going to bring tears to my eyes. karl: most of the cabinet openly weeping. theodore roosevelt openly come with emotion, he's ready to become unglued. he himself is dabbing his eyes. he is horrified by this death. mckinley is so popular that in order to calm the country, roosevelt promises that he would keep intact his cabinet and policies. there is a mausoleum in canton, ohio, and unbelievable benefits in which he is buried. -- unbelievable edifice in which she is buried. soldier can of america sent pennies, nickels, and don's. -- and dimes. thanks so much for havin

after my father left the service he went to the va hospital in buffalo new york because buffalo, new york and the dominican republic had similar weather and they wanted the warm weather climate in buffalo. my father works at the va hospital until passing and my brother worked at the va hospital a few years later and my nephew as we speak, are working at the va hospital as a physician. they taught us this is so important to serve our nations. in my previous role at the civil rights division, we had a robust docket of cases on behalf of service members. we recovered over $125 million on behalf of service members who had been victims of wrongful foreclosure. we settled cases for active service duty members who were deploy deployed. we fought to make sure the right to vote was available to service members and their spouses serving overseas. that work was a labor of love and continues to be a labor of love. at the department of labor, we get the opportunity to work together in partnership with so many of you in the audience to make sure the opportunity for employment is an opportunity avai

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where the cold air is already filtering in through the western part of pennsylvania and also in new york. buffalo, 48 with a front passing and in pittsburgh 51. so it's fog to move flew this evening. between about 7:00 and 9:00 p.m. and behind it, windy conditions. by late tonight winds should be gusting to about 30 miles an hour you can see behind this pulling down cold air so the great lakes will be seeing some snow showers. we can even be seeing a sprinkle part of the north and west maybe a flurry tomorrow afternoon with whipping winds gusting to 40 miles an hour and that cold air coming off the great lakes. chilly evening in store for your friday. and even cooler for your saturday morning we'lling be down into the 30ings once again. overnight in the city 48. the suburbs 42. clearing skies with a winds picking up gradually right now the strong gusty winds are in western pennsylvania so it will take four or five hours to get here. tomorrow 56. mostly sunny. but blustery. with winds gusting to 30. even up to 40 miles an hour. so hold on to your hat. i got a twitter feed inquiry about the win. ca

williamstown port 27, in buffalo, new york, winds are gusting to 43 miles per hour.is is the trend that will be moving east. pittsburgh, winds will be gusting to 30. tomorrow a bad hair day, on the cool side, very, very windy. the center of the storm moves up into canada. we see the front with clearing sky. a few lake effect spring also possible to the north and west of the city and then the cold air filters on in with morning lows on sat only in the 30s. temperatures moderate somewhat, but even on sunday morning. morning lows will be in the 30s. overnight tonight, 48, in the the suburbs 42 with winds gusting to 40 miles an hour. tomorrow those winds could go to tropical storm strength. a high temperature only 56. by the time the birds kick off on sunday at 1:00 at the link it will be pretty calm, lots of sunshine, temperatures in the mid-50s. by the end of the game it will actually warm to 57. it looks like it's going to be a nice day at the link. so windy for friday, chilly for saturday. that's when we really bottom out temperature wise. warming up by monday and lo

. >> all right, our second lady is kelly, she's 52 from buffalo new york. she's a computer programmer trying to get back in the field. she did some part-time work over the years but her primary focus was being a mom totohree kids. she says she wants a brand-new look for a transition back into the working world. let's listen to her story. >> gary, i think you were more excited than your wife. tell me why. >> well, i know how important this was to her. she watches the show all the time and she's been talking about it for weeks. >> aw. tell me why you're so excited. >> we just sent our last off to college. it's just a change for me. i just love a nenelook. >> empty nestersrs we are going to give you a new look. >> thank you. >> and kelly's here with her husband gary and we're going to take one last look at kelly right now and bring out the new kelly. >> wow! nice. >> gary, you ready? all right. guard your heart. all right. here you go. take it off, please. >> oh, my gosh, you look -- >> love is in the air. >> it is. >> do you want to see, kelly? >> yes. >> all

unfolding, madame was the name she was using at the time, she was was arrested for manslaughter in buffalo, new yorkot far from her birthplace. the indian doctors that she was known was suspected of running an illegal abortion practice. the buffalo courier was the first to report on what they called a human slaughterhouse. discovered on the corner of washington and carol street, across from the prominent hotel and just untran. on on june 5, 1862 police learned that a hearse has parked in front of her business. after the cart or way of body they contacted another local authority. the victim, miami hamilton, 29-year-old married mother of three from genesee county, new york. her estranged husband was fighting for the union army and husband was fighting for the union army and she was brought to the doctors to have an abortion by a michigan man reporting to be her uncle but the rumor suggested that he was her paramore. please return to the house of madame with a search warrant. inside, they found two more desperately ill young woman, one woman, one of whom maria would die within the day, also from an app

said, i am ang proud employee of the veterans of the va hospital buffalo, new york, as a peer support specialist, which god gave me the grace to give back to veterans what was freely given to me and i am truly grateful for that. wonderful staff at the va hospital at the mental health division, which, they do not know my past. they know my future and my present. they are like, we cannot really understand that is who you were. and i might, yes, but that is who i was in not who i am today. for that, i would like to thank tristan, who held my hand through the whole thing. i called her and tested her constantly and she said no problem. would like to thank adam, the rest of the staff, dave, and truly i would like to thank judge russell, jack o'connor, and i know she is probably out there, but pam, wherever she is. there she is. all right. truly hadpeople who their foot in my behind, literally speaking, that i could make it. thank you for the conference and allowing me to come. it is truly an honor and a privilege and i hope you all enjoy the rest of the conference. thank you. [applause] >>

we're looking at them in the 20s this morninging ing across plac cincinnati, chicago and even buffalo, new yorkso parts of the fufl coast where we currently have freeze washings in effect. birmingham, 28 degrees. you're at 34 in mobile, alabama. and 30 in macon, georgia. so again, very cold out there even across the southeastern u.s. but as far as snow, lingering snow across the drat lakes and parts of maine this morning, but in the southeast and the great plain, are you quiet this morning. and it's forecast to stay that way at least here for the next day or so. but across parts of the western u.s., that is where it will be busy. we have an incoming storm system forecast to bring snow across parts of the pacific northwest and cascades tonight and eventually that moves in to california and also into the northern rockies by the time we head into tuesday morning, where winter storm watches are in effect. it will be very busy for travel for the beginning of thanksgiving week. we'll keep a close watch on it. blustery winds are also forecast with this storm system. >> thank you, maria. >>> now to mus

in october 1998 this gentleman worked at an abortion providing clinic in buffalo, new york was shot through kitchen with a high-powered rifle and james cop was convicted of second-degree murder in that case and is now in prison. there have also been bombings of abortion clinics in, we'll have to stress bombings of abortion clinics january 1998 an off-duty police officer working as a security guard at an abortion clinic in alabama was killed when that clinic was bombed. eric rudolph, the man that bombed the atlanta olympic park in 1996 was convicted in the birmingham clinic bombing and confessed near atlanta in january 1997. tonight, vicki cowens, president and ceo of planned parenthood rocky mountain said we don't yet know if planned parenthood was the tar get and share the concerns of many americans that extremists are creating a poisonous environment that feeds domestic terrorism in the country. we'll never back down from providing care that feeds domestic terrorism in this country. safe support of environment that millions rely on and trust and characterizes as domestic terrorism and say

are seeing much more lake effect snow then we saw yesterday in places that usually get it like buffalo, new york and some of those streamers are sprinkling down in our area. they are showing up on radar on berks county. in berks county and you see a flurry or two let us know bit because that is the true test. there is a strong storm moving in the northwestern part of the country, and this one will impede a lot of holiday travel, if you are maybe visiting family in washington orr gone or northern california, winter storm warnings and weather advisory from montana and idaho. lots of snow expected there only good thing it is good for california drought they have that snow pack on the ground. look the at how temperatures have plunge, 43 degrees was our high yesterday. today, 49. maybe 250. fifty-three on your get the away day, warm thanks for thursday with a ten ape a high of 62 or 63 degrees. still in the 60's on friday. then on saturday things change with the cold front and a few showers, and a few showers might be in the weather picture on, sunday but we can promise you colder temperatures by sun

coming across great lakes and we are seeing lake effect snow in the place that he is get it like buffalo, new york, snow streaming down in the central part of the pennsylvania, and northeastern, pennsylvania a few areas in the pocono mountains might be getting a flurry activity but poconos are already making snow it is just that cold. we have certainly taken the plunge with our temperature over past couple days. fifty's over weekend. forty-three yesterday, after that, though it looks like we'ring to go start going up again. 49 degrees today. fifty-two tomorrow. we will gain 6 degrees on thanksgiving day with a high of 62. black friday temperatures look good. some fog around in the morning, sunshine in the afternoon and then chance of the shower with a cold front on saturday, high of 51 degrees, child again by sunday and monday, temperatures are back down to the the 40's. so bob kelly, i hope you have more smooth looking morning then we had yesterday. >> a lot smoother then this time yesterday. 6:17. we have an accident at route one all southbound lanes of route one blocked at pennsylvania avenue.

>> october 18th, 2013, nfta bus driver darnell barton is working his route in buffalo, new york at thevening rush hour. he picks up students at a high school and heads across the overpass. the bus's closed-circuit camera is recording when he notices that a woman who has crossed the guardrail is leaning over to the narrow edge. traffic is rushing by beneath her and the woman appears to be on the brink of committing suicide. >> she was looking down and teetering a little. i thought it was fake. pedestrian walked by, a cyclist rolled by. that added to me thinking that it was not real, because of the normalcy going on around her. >> even though others are passing the woman by, barton decides to stop his bus that's full of passengers. >> i thought that if this were a loved one of mine, or if this was me, what would i want someone to do for me? >>> we are interpreting the regular programming for breaking news out of belgium where a series of police raids have been under way. we will go to the press conference which is in french as well as in belgian, and so we will have a translation for you

people like this woman jessica in buffalo, new york, can finally wear her foot tattoo out in public oneloud and proud. check out that tattoo. >> glad to have them back. >> they're good in concert. >> something else. >> they're so good. so good. >> thanks, tommy. >>> so most of us have those memories with parents or family whether they're absolutely hysterical and you could laugh forever about them, but rarely are they captured on video for everybody to enjoy over and over and over. >> one dad managed to get a good one of a kind video of his trip to vegas. take a look. >> there's the trump towers. same color as his hair. no, that view is looking north. that's open to the desert up into utah and arizona i think. >> yeah, yeah, it would have been great, would have made great tv but the unidentified man borrowed his son's go pro camera to record his trip but he didn't know how to use it so all you see is him recording himself instead of all the great tourist sites he's talking about. we got a 360 there, mike. >> when he turns around, you can see it. his son discovered it and he posted the w

. >> i talk about buffalo, new york, and miami, division games, to me, they're hall intense and everyone is trying to beat each other in the division. i think every team we play are ready to go. >> we'll get back to the pats in a minute, but first, a quick red sox not. the red sox seem to be the team that's willing to spend the most money to sign the most prize-free agent, david price. we will keep our eyes on that as if we haven't already. the bruins tonight, north of the border, the second half, go back-to-back with the toronto maple leafs, beat toronto saturday night, now they hit the road, played well on the road. they'll see if they can make it two in a row against the maple leafs. let get back to gillette stadium, bryan salmond joins me, you travel with the team, you're with these guys all the time. what's going to happen, how is the ball going to get distributed without julian edelman in there. >> danny amendola has to play a big role. when julian edelman was out of the game last week against the giants, he played a huge role, but garrett may come up big. they may found the ball w

a lot of lake effect snow in buffalo, new york, rochester getting some of that, lake effect snow fallingario, some of that moisture is spreading into central pennsylvania. if you see a snow flurry or two, you are up in the lehigh valley, maybe around easton, don't be surprised. it will be light out soon but not yet. we have temperatures that have plunged in the past couple of days from the 50's over the weekend to 43 degrees, yesterday, so we have 49 for today, an average high is around 52, 53. we will be good tomorrow. great getaway day. i might up that from an eight to a nine. and then ten on thursday with a high of 62 degrees. we're still in the 60's on black friday. a as you get ready to go home or travel again it will be colder by sunday. rain we will get will be confined to sat take but there will be a chill on sunday and monday of next week, bob kelly. >>> good morning, 5:48 on this tuesday morning. we are off to a good quiet start no problems on the blue route we had an earlier accident near route one. that is gone. we are back to normal there looking good around the schuylkill a

buffalo, new york, 62 degrees. more seasonable air working in over the next couple of days. clouds at times mixing in with the sunshine. a little bit cooler midweek. we watch a rain chance approach from the west there. thursday afternoon. thursday night into friday. we will talk more about that 7-day ahead. >> now to the latest on the terror in paris. president barack obama is in turkey today for the g-20 summit. >> the president spoke to reporters earlier this morning. he said the attacks on paris were "an attack on the civilized world." he also said that "skies have darkened." the president has pledged to help hunt down the attackers. islamicst extremism is expected to be a major topic at the summit over the next two days. the french president will not be there following the attacks. >> also we are learning that a car with suspected links to the attacks has been found in a suburb four miles east of paris. the man who rented it is being quelled to see if he or that car is linked to the attacks that struck across the city. >> two of the suicide bombers have been identified.

green i hopped on board a rally bus last night to the jet game for an epic at new york, new york showdown with the buffalo bills. i was greeted by a group of group of fans from both teens, multiple cities, and even some canadians. how cool is that? >> didn't have anything like that. >> no. >> i was greeted with new friends, free beers and reliable transportation. perfect scenario, right? just one problem. >> it died. i will might book a rally bus of course, here's how i do it. download the app, the app, choose your event, but in your location, share it and invite friends along. or just show up and make some new ones. >> so so you hit the app, log in, it picks you up at run random spots? >> a bunch of people on the bus from long island that logged in and said they wanted to be picked up. it is sort of like the uber cool of buses. they will go to multiple locations and have one spot they'll stop in the city on the way back. it depends on where the people are. >> say hi everybody. >> thursday night football and my buffalo bills beat up on mike and hank new york jets. but we introduce the color rush campaign

was willing to sacrifice so that all might be free. 843, a reverend delivered an address in buffalo, new york. he would refer, to nathaniel turner as a patriot. , and his nobility and bravery would be recognized by future generations. garnet was calling the soldiers .o stand up and their patriot role model was not turner. understanding the gospel soldier, we must understand the perspective of these gospel soldiers, and i will explain why i'm calling them gospel soldiers, the perspective on even net turner. nathaniel turner himself when asked by an interviewer, what were your motives for conducting this insurrection, he would reply, you'll ask me to give a history of the motives that induced me to undertake the late insurrection as you call it,". you call it, close quote. is calling it a demonstration. what does moses do when he goes to the great house of the pharaoh? he says, these are curses of god. in the language of many of these individuals we are referring to as gospel soldiers, they are always alluding to exodus. they are always talking about that god is going to answer our prayers. nat

it's active and if you look to the west of us there's cooler air out to buffalo new york and some of this cooler air starting to press in and offset that daytime heating with any limited sun that we get. i don't expect temperatures to move that much in to the afternoon. more in. a lot of high level clouds that will be streaming in from the southwest. sunshine is limited. i think we will see most of it this morning and more limited sun this afternoon and just a mostly cloudy sky. a lot of showers down to the deep south. some soaking rains backs to texas, louisiana and through the mississippi valley. this rainstorm staying to the south of us as high pressure moves in sites very limited rain could get a passing shower in here tuesday with more cloud cover. theme here as we go to the weekend is generally dry and cooler especially on sunday. tomorrow afternoon low to mid 50s. very typical for this time of year. i think we will be right there tomorrow afternoon but the cooler weather is one and done in terms of the days as the milder weather works back in. this won't be as warm as we saw l

new york city and down to the pike in washington. according to the north and west, of course we have that snow shower here and there up by buffalo and binghamton, new york. the big story is the wind. the windchill in philadelphia, is 32, probably not getting better than that as we go through the day, bundle up when you head outside. when i step outside, scar ra we'll talk about -- sarah we'll talk about the how the numbers progress through the day and the thanksgiving holiday. >> it was sentencing day for a bucks county teenager convicted of hitting and killing a student a few feet from her school bus. the collision happened last december in bensalem. the 16-year-old was in the crosswalk when 18-year-old michael shelly hit her with his car. annie mccormick was in court today and she has more from doylestown. >> reporter: a judge said this was not an easy decision and does not reflect on the value of the young victim's life. he sentenced michael shelly 11 1/2 to 23 months. this was a show of support from the family of the 16-year-old as they gathered in court to hearing the judge sentence her convicted killer who receive 17 months to