not only are they taking coats there taking donations. five dollars buys how many coats? 10 coats. we will be here all day. there are also other locations. walnut creek, and we are at santana row. we're doing your hometown proud. >> you are. in years past i met a pair of twin sisters who came in their wheelchairs. have you spoken with anyone who have donated coats yet? >> absolutely. people have come by and donated. people have been donating not only coats, but they have also donated cash.>> take for that live report. we will be checking with you later. there are other drop-off locations. bay street in emeryville and walnut creek, you can donate a coat to participating qps or big o tire stores. >>> many people around the bay area stayed home for a home- cooked things giving meal. amberly found some people who say they found the stress be -- stress-free way. >> reporter: this family laughed and smiled as they strolled on union street. not having the stress of cooking a big feast for lots of people is something to be thankful for. >> we decided to go out to dinner because it's easier

went to local retailer bought all of the children coats. >> since then 2 million coats throughout thenited states have been given brand new coats. kind gesture greatly appreciat appreciated. >> this was definitely a big lift for some of our families because it's getting cold outside. we woke up this morning it was like 40 something degrees. so this was like it couldn't have been planned any better. >> in camden, bill rohrer, fox 29 news. ♪ >> let's get back to your fox 29 weather authority now. as you just saw the cold weather is settling in across our area as we take live look at reading berks county. kathy, everyone wants to know are we going to see warmer temperatures any time soon? >> really everybody wants to know that? >> yeah, i do. >> i know you do. >> yeah, some people like the cold m people like the warmth. iain and i have a common interest in warm weather. right now it's chilly out there. it's only 40 some odd degrees depending on where you. 33 allentown. forty one pottstown. 47 in millville. it's 47 in philadelphia. already down into the 30 30s ine poconos. do you believe

off your coats.here are three others that you can drop off your coats. you can also donate a coat at participating ups and big o tires stores. >>> your time is 9:03. the doors are now open and shoppers are getting their hands on holiday deals this morning. >> it is black friday. brooks is at best buy. people are checking out, loading up their cars and probably going home to nap. right, brooks. >> reporter: it seems like every half hour gets busier and busier out here. check out the check-out line here at best buy as people slowly make their way through. the line has progressively got longer. all hands on deck sort of thing. a lot of people came out early. but i've been told that the crowds are much thinner this year as we experienced. i want to bring in ethan now. ethan, you've been out since 5:00 a.m., right? >> yeah. i was out early. i stayed out all night just to go shopping. >> reporter: what have you been looking for? what are the big items to get your hands on. >> people mostly go for electroni

the school. >> i need the bigger coat.'m going sleep in this at the shelter or child who is clearly trying to take one that's too small you find out that the reason they're doing is because they have a younger sibling at home who needs it more than them is astounding that in this country today in the year 2017 we have children who who's family can't can't afford to put coats on them. >> kirsten make the children comfortably. >> kids come and in are shy at first. as they make their way through the event they open up to the volunteer. once they have that coat and it's the right fit they're beaming by the end of it. >> richard sanford founded the non-profit in 1998. >> happened to drive a bus stop and saw a bunch of kids without coats and didn't understand how that was possible found out where they were, went to local retailer bought all of the children coats. >> since then 2 million kids throughout the united states have been given brand new coats. kind gesture greatly appreciate appreciated. >> this was definitely a big lif

. >> there's a great effort for the coat drive. molette green is there with sorority sisters with more on what the effort is all about. good morning, >> reporter: you know, i can barely hear you, there's so many people in here. you wouldn't know it, but we're in the middle of a beauty supply store, beauty couture in district heights with about 100 of alpha kappa alpha. three chapters in the district, three in prince george's county. they're still coming in with coats, hats, scarves, gloves. seasonal wraps. they're ready to give these items to children in need to the d.c. and prince george's county foster care agencies. we're going to talk to these sorority sisters after the break about why this mission is so very crucial and an important part of their mission of service. it's an aka takeover here in prince george's county. >> you know, the akas get it done. >> at 6:09. all those boxes of coats for peoplein winter. >> molette, thank you. ladies, thank you. >>> evacuated in the cold. a developing story overnight. how it became this b

so coats for children, coats for adults. really any coat. but that's a good point, gasia.lso, you know, bigger coats. it doesn't really matter as long as they're new or gently worn and warm, it will help people out this season. >> sal, i've been there in the past. hopefully we will see the bin fill up throughout the day. we will check back in with you later. we want to give you the drop off locations. they're listed on your screen. you can also donate a coat at a participating ups or big o tires store. >>> new information to share about a missing submarine with 44 crew members on board. why the search will continue despite the recent sound of an explosion in the area. >>> a new discovery about the history of wine. what archeologists are saying about the origin of vino. >>> another mild day around the bay area. we're starting out with mostly cloudy skies and a little bit of fog to contend with. i will show you what to expect for your bay area weekend coming up. ♪ ♪ think of your fellow man, ♪ lend him a helping hand, ♪ put a little love in your heart.♪ ♪ you'll see it's get

not just coats. anything to keep us warm. socks are especially important too. >> nothing that brings a smile to a person who is face like a clean warm pair of socks. please if you're going out, pick some up. bring them out. not sure if you can make them out, volunteer alexandria.org has links on their website for all of the resources. >> reporter: this is fantastic. this effort with dash bus going on here at the king street metro. you can grab an extra coat that you want to donate or food items that you want to donate. come on down here until 9:00 this morning. right? we're going to be stuffing this bus. what is the message again here, dash bus? >> stuff the bus. >> all right. come on out and help us do that. we're here until 9:00 this morning. i'm molette green live in alexandria at the king street metro. back to you guys. >> fantastic effort out there. hope people come out and help out. >>> appreciate your support. it's 6:55. four things to know today. today will be the busiest day on the roads for holiday travel. begin bet

need two puffy coats tomorrow. i got some plants i meant to take in yesterday, i better get to them tonight or i'm in trouble. the big board and the satellite center showing we may see early sunshine. there's cloud cover welling up from the south. with the early sunshine more clouds will gather as the days goes on. we might catch a sprinkle or shower as we go through the day. the best chance this afternoon or evening. 45 degrees in philadelphia. 42 in trenton. 44 in wilmington. allentown, 31. reading, 35. all this dark blue in the northern half of the region is colder conditions that would include a good portion of bucks, montgomery and chester county. you get to millville it's 48 degrees a little bit better. everybody needs coats this morning. it's chilly this afternoon, a little bit better than yesterday. noon, 54. 3:00 p.m., 57 degrees. probably fairly cloudy around 3:00 p.m., but pleasant enough with winds not all that strong. 5:00 p.m., 5. this is not a night where the temperatures plunge right away. we'll be

this year how many coats do we plan to get? >> over 3,000. depends on how many come in, how many are in great condition, and we'll send them programs, but also we will send them out to our offices in the area so that as folks are coming in for utility assistance, if their child also needs a winter coat we will have some available and be able to send them out that way. >> and the utility assistance is part of your emergency assistance program. >> absolutely. the salvation army, the backbone of its programming is what we call our emergency assistance programs. so that's rent, mortgage, utility assistance, a bag from our food pantry, a voucher to go to one of our thrift stores for furniture or clothing. truly those emergency basic needs. >> you even do transportation. >> we have. we certainly have. we sent out smart trip cards and bus tokens, and we've done all of that. >> yeah. you mentioned the feast of sharing, and we're going to take a break and talk about that. >> great. >> that actually comes before the rest of the holidays. >> yes. >> and

can't it be another coat? >> it you're copying it, it's a knock-off. >> i agree. >> if you're copying someone else's coat, it's a knock-off. >> that's like when i call today's forecast a carbon copy of yesterday's. how many people know what carbon copy means? >> i say it. i used to use it when i worked at a gym in college. we used to scan credit cards on the carbon. had to do it on the carbon paper. >> old school. >> there you go. >> if you liked yesterday, another winner coming your way today. no additional cost to you. a little chill this morning. most areas in the 30s. close to 60 degrees for most of us later on today. if you're wondering where is the real cold air, it might be the middle to later par week before significantly colder air comes our way. for now, seasonably chilly. 30 to 40 degrees. you'll need your jacket early on. don't forget the sunglasses. a beautiful afternoon coming with a-plus weather for today. forecasted high up near 62 degrees. a light south wind. we have the rest of the peek at th

winter 0 coat weather as you step outside this morning. it stays chilly this afternoon, we're going for a high 46 degrees around 3:00 p.m. right in keeping with the model. notice how we have lots of sunshine in play, but it will be breezy and chilly. karen we'll have the complete holiday week forecast from accuweather coming up. >> reporter: let's hit the roads we're looking live at the schuylkill expressway at montgomery drive, eastbound traffic heading toward center city moving nicely, no big problems. tonight the schuylkill expressway at 30th street, we'll have a lane blocked in each direction for overnight construction. crews in old city on north 6th street shut down at race street until 8:00. watch for the construction crews out there this morning. this accident in montgomery county in limerick on light cap road at sanatoga springs drive. traffic is getting by with no problem. no problem on the ben, good morning, everybody, just a few cars heading into the beautiful city here, moving nicely so far. >> staff and students return to a ph

definitely a chill in the air tonight. >> we call them puffy coats, jim. >> puffy coats. big coat. >> pull all the coats out and put them on. we'll feel that especially by friday. it will be really chilly then. outside right now it has turned into a beautiful night. we actually had plenty of sunshine this afternoon and a nice sunset out there. here are the highs today. we reached 52 in philadelphia. should be at 59 this time of year. 50 in reading. 44 for mount pocono. mount holly, 48. atlantic city 50. the water in the atlantic ocean is warmer than anywhere on land at 63 degrees. at this hour we've dropped to 47 in philadelphia, 42 in reading, 33 in mount pocono, approaching the freezing mark. 47 in millville and mount holly at 45 with wildwood at 46 degrees. we are going to tumble into the 30s tonight. we are only going to recover to the 50s tomorrow. that's a gift from mother nature. it's short lived. then we really crash. 43 friday. 42 saturday and the morning lows will likely be in the 20s. the daytime feels like will be in the 30s. it will be pretty raw the end of t

light coats. no coats. some people even just wearing t-shirts at the river rink today. a great day to get out and skate at winterfest. add in roxboro, thanksgiving is over and now it's time to get ready for christmas. a nice sunny day to pick up a tree at gorgis park and the big steps of the museum is lit up for the season. looking festive in fairmount. first alert neighborhood forecast, meteorologist steve sasna. tomorrow a lot cooler? >> this is a story of ups and downs. we were up yesterday. 60 in many parts of the area and 61 in dover. almost 60 degrees there but the story is the change coming and you'll feel that overnight tonight through the day tomorrow. so let's take a look at what's happening here. it's a double barrel cold front. this is the cold front that comes through later this evening. this is the second cold front. that came through overnight, that brings the colder air in here, so as we look at our temperature trend through the evening hours and nosediving into the mid to upper 40s and then as we get into tomorrow morning, the breeze will kick up and yo

back to you. >> you see her there in the coat, in the big, puffy coat. i'm not ready to winterize my home. ignorance is bliss. you'll get the reality check. we did the plastic around our windows. we needed to. old house. >> i get it. >> you had to keep that air out. >> i grew up in florida. >> didn't have that problem. i until i moved to philly. >> you have your puffy coat and all of that ready. >> yes. i refuse to buy any more winter clothes, by the way. i refuse. i have too many things now, but it is going to get cold after today. so after today you might want the heat on. wait until you see some of these morning low temperatures especially as we go into the weekend. today it's rainy and mild. we have a few light showers and today will be the mildest day out of the week. colder air arrives tomorrow and then we'll have rain chances through thursday. so today, tomorrow, wednesday, thursday, we're not going to dry out until thursday afternoon so keep the umbrella with you. 65, washington, and 66 in lure and 67 in gaithersburg and we expect to get into the

grab a coat if you're heading outside. storm tracker 6 live double scan showing we're dry, center city looking bright and blue above a few high clouds here and there. you see the camera shaking around a little bit because we have decent winds blowing through the region today. not as gusty as yesterday, but wind. 45 degrees in philadelphia. there's the north/northwest winds at 16 miles per hour. definitely coat weather if you're spending time outside. 44 degrees is the current temperature in allentown and reading. 45 in philadelphia. 46 in millville and dover and 45 in cape may. satellite and radar shows how there is cloud cover in westerly/northwesterly flow that is trying to make it off the great lakes, but the direction of the wind is so west that the clouds are tending to go over to the east of us, we've got dry air down here. since this morning we've seen the clouds erode. lehigh valley, sunny and breezy, 46 degrees is the high. chilly. down the shore a little on the cool side, 50 degrees, sunny and breezy there. in ph

coats. coats are distributed in the communities where they were collected, to any person in need, without charge, discrimination or obligation. since its inception in 1992, one warm coat has worked with its volunteers to give away over 4 million coats. you can drop off your coats at bay street in emeryville or at ups and big o tire stores.>>> time magazine says california is the most expensive date to buy a christmas tree. they average 70 six dollars each. prices are a little bit higher here in the bay area. growers are blaming the 2007 recession. >> reporter: christmas tree experts inspect dozens of pine trees to find the perfect one to bring home. look at the price tag. parents may feel sticker shot. >> they are up by at least $10 from last year.>> reporter: most christmas trees here come from oregon. there is a shortage. >> we had a list of every tree grower. we started calling. >> they called more than 100 tree farms and found that this year we only had one. the piedmont boy scouts got 1

white coat. >> this is the coat that i would love to have. the problem is it's $800 and it sold out within minutes of the couple's appearance yesterday. the canadian company that designed it renamed the coat the meghan. meanwhile, we learned more about the engagement ring and how the prince designed it. >> the main itself is -- and the litt collection. she's on this crazy journey together. >> it's beautiful. he designed this. it's incredible. >> so get why his mother is jewelry is significant here. they went on a camping trip, fell in love, blah-blah-blah. >> the engagement itself was private and she was very surprised. he got down on one knee in the kitchen. they were cooking together. >> check out the reaction from one of markle's co-stars. the actor who plays her fiance on suits. playing meghan's tv partner for the better part of a decade uniquely qualifies me to say this. your royal highness you are a lucky man. a lot of people feel the same way. markle said the next and seventh season of the show will be her last. things have to change w

. >> i will do this it is time for a coat. i tried go as long as i can without a coat. you kind of need one. >> yes, i have scarves, long socks, it is friday november 10th, 2017, it is important to know because it will get colder tomorrow. >> right. >> makes your eyes water mike jerrick. >> yes. >> and this isn't even the worst we will see temperatures drop, we will feel it, and we will feel the winds pick up throughout the morning. we have five out of 10 today. bus stop budd difficult wear the winter coat temperatures are currently in the 40's but they are going down instead of up. we are already seeing our high temperature for the day and cold air is making for lake effect snow to the north of us , none of that is supposed to make its way here. we have 47 degrees as of 6:00 o'clock but feels like 41 we have winds picking up, you can feel it in the air now temperatures down in the 30's in reading and allentown, 50 in wildwood. from northwest to southe things will change. thirty-eight will be our daytime temperature we cannot call it high because it was 52 . it is a bac

in the bay area, coats will go to st.nthony's in san francisco, city team ministries in san jose, along with the bay area rescue mission in richmond. the main drop off locations for one warm coat in the san jose, santon a row, emoryville and walnut creek on ice. you can donate a coat at big o tire stores. >>> a diver survived what's believed to be a shark attack near the still water cove area of pebble beach on friday afternoon. he suffered what is being called significant bite to his leg. the man was spear fishing apparently several hundred yards offshore and was under water when the shark attacked. he was able to get back into his boat and return to the shore. another boater witnessed what happened and described it. >> we were fishing like normal and saw this red zodiak boat come in. we were thought maybe they were having motor trouble and all the sudden, the safety people came out and said you have to get out of the water, there's great white. we got out. didn't want to mess with that. the wet suit was pretty shredded.

the nearly $800 coat she was wearing, that white coat which i think is -- it sold out within minutes of their appearance. the canadian company that designed it renamed it the meghan. >> meanwhile, we learn how the prince designed the engagement >> the in the corner. and the little diamonds either side are my mother's collection. they look crazy gorgeous together. >> it's beautiful. he designed it. it's incredible. >> how close they were to their mother and the couple said the en gainment was private. that she was very surprised. >> check out the reaction from one of markle's co-stars. >> love this. >> he plays her fiance on suits. have you ever watched that show on usa. it's really good. he tweeted playing meghan's tv partner for the better part of a decade uniquely qualifies me to say this. your royal highness, you are a lucky man. >> she's going to go to work as a princess. >> they mentioned her life is going to change. she's marrying the r television series a lot of things she's going to have to give up. >> she's been involved in -- philanthropically in women's rights. >> she'll g

but i would still say warm coat this morning. it's breezy out there too. things are still on the chillier side because of that. 46 degrees is the the district. 33 manassas. 45 in clinton. again, not as cold as yesterday morning. as you wake up and walk outside. by 8:00 a.m., 46 degrees. 48 degrees by 9:00. one thing you'll notice, the clouds increasing. we're not going to have that bright sunshine all day like yesterday. coming up, we'll talk about the timing of a few showers in your weekend forecast. let's check the roads on this thursday. it's thursday. thank goodness, melissa. >> that made me happy. >> that's great. 270 here at montrose road, you can see southbound through rockville looking fine this morning. northbound, very, very easy. nice light commute for folks there on 270. beltway looking find. 95 northbound in maryland, 216, work zone blocking a lane. guys. >>> melissa, thank you. in just a few hours, the "today" show will air without matt lauer over allegations of session ul miss conducts. >> the wave of allegations started with harvey weinstei

duties. >> they have drained the swamp. >> ooh, no coat in that one.n that room, wherever they are. >> must be a fireplace this that room. >> she's got goose bumps. >> ah, coat gate 2017. >>> more evidence that stars are just like us. >> yeah, and one star in particular, jake gyllenhaal will be joining millions of americans working in hot kitchens from coast to hawaiian coast. >> immediately after a special screening of his new film "stronger", he reportedly made a beeline for upstate new york where he will be making thanksgiving dinner for his family. >> among those at his table will be his sister maggie, you know her. and her husband peter skarsgard and his screenwriter mom. an insider describes him as quote, an amazing cook. >> all right. maybe he got tips from the butterball line. >> yeah. christmas gift for britain's prince george and princess charlotte that the queen will probably not appreciate. >> yeah, you can say so. while visiting a whistle factory yesterday, prince william and duchess kate were presented with a bag of goodies for the kids.

you can donate at a coat at any one of these locations. in just two hours, sal castaneda will be at the other main drop off spot, santana row. you can also donate a coat at participating ups and big o tire stores. >>>survivors of the north bay wildfires and people working to help them recover were the guests of honor at a special thanksgiving meal. leigh martinez reports, there was a spirit of grad attitude at a -- gratitude at a number of events. reporter: there was turkey with all the fixings, but missing was family. >> my little girl, she's seven, so first thanksgiving away from her. kind of interesting, weird, but it's for a good cause. i know i'll be home in a couple of months. reporter: these are the men and women working to clear the debris from coffee park. >> 12 hours a day, 7 days a week. reporter: homeowners like jeff lost his home in the tubbs fire. he left his family with relatives today to come to these tables to say thank you. >> they're sacrificing to help get us in our homes faster. they're taking time away from friends an

winter coat gear as you head out.s, too, cloud cover off to the west eroding as it bumps into dry air in our neck of the woods. sunny and chilly, 36 degrees by 8:00. 39 by 10:00 a.m. 43 degrees by noon, 47 degrees at 3:00 p.m. sunny and breezy and chilly today. allentown, 46. 47 is the high in reading anticipate trenton. 48 in wilmington, 49 in millville. more of the same 48 degrees in cape may. about 50 up the coast on the boardwalk in ac. tomorrow things change for the better. we have a warm front off to the north. the low out of the south will bring milder air out of the south that will bump us up to 58 tomorrow that's above average. as the front comes in from the west, we'll see clouds increase through the afternoon and in the evening. there could be a little light rain along the front, but i don't think it arrives until after most of you are asleep in the overnight hours, it's done early wednesday morning that's the only chance of rain during our big holiday period. tomorrow looks dry, wednesday a big travel day,

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>> yeah, everybody has their coats on. the coats are on, the gloves for sure. once that sun goes down, it definitely cools. feels like it's ten degrees cooler than it was 15, 20 minutes ago. we had the sun making its way down. temperatures today got into the mid to upper 50s. it was really quite nice. it's going to get a lot cooler as we move through the next couple days. they're starting to show now, right now they're starting to show. they have the u.s. navy band. the they'll ask if we're ready for a great show. then we yell, yes! the motorcade starting to move now. i don't know if that means they're coming down here. normally when that starts to move, we know we're getting a lot closer. it is just after the 4:30 hour. the motorcade now starting to make its way down here. maybe we'll get this thing on time. supposed to be the around the 5:05 hour. much more on the weather, the performances coming up. we'll send it back to you. >> we'll see you, doug. >> thanks, doug. >> the cowboy rivals on the road. >> there is a lot on the line. news4's sheree burruss joins

i'm happy to have the heavy coat on. 47 reading is misleading. sustained windy 17 in reading. 23 in allentown. 15 in philadelphia. all that drawing in the colder air it is gradually getting more uncomfortable this morning. as we head up to 8:00 a.m., we expect the temperatures to dip to 39 and then probably stay on or about the upper 30s throughout the afternoon before dipping down to below freezing by 7:00 p.m. or 8:00 p.m. tonight. the cooler air is on the way indeed. future tracker 6 windchill factor is showing you that will drop us down into what will feel like the teens in the northern and westerns suburbs and the low to mid 20s in the i-95 corridor. it's getting colder and happening now, even if you're stepping outside and not feeling it, you will shortly. >> reporter: what are the roads feeling like? >> reporter: we have a couple of early morning accident. one involving a deer you have to be careful it's deer season. this is west chester, look at the flashing lights, an accident involving a deer on 202 northbound past boot road you're driv

to the warm coats, warm hearts coat drive. applause ] good ms 8:56 a.m., monday, november 13. i'm tamala edwards. let's head over to karen rogers it's a wet, rainy day, that's what you get. >> reporter: yeah, we have an accident on i-95 a multi-vehicle accident penndot on the scene. you see the arrow board and jammed traffic. northbound at broad street. 22 minute ride from the blue route to the vine on i-95 northbound. here's i-95 in delaware county. you can see the northbound traffic heading toward the blue route, a slow go, lots of gray clouds and low clouds dealing with that. we have a mess in new jersey with a few accidents on 295 and one earlier near the ben franklin bridge. we're seeing 17 miles per hour 295 southbound near the black horse pike, ten miles per hour on 55 northbound. jammed getting there. 295 southbound off-ramp to mount holly we have an accident and fuel spill that just cleared. >> let's go outside to david murphy still under the umbrella. >> reporter: yeah, we have light rain falling on the terrace, tam.

no heavy coat today? >> no heavy coat needed i'm cool in the shade but if i were stepping in the sunshine it could feel pretty good. lets look at the numbers out here now. temperature above average, 58 in caker found 60 already in pottstown and 64 in coatesville and 65 in longwood. and 62 in malvern and media. and 63 in center city and 60 in warminster. and south jersey, 62 in browns mills and 65 in hammonton and vineland and 65 in tuckahoe and cape may and 65 in southern delaware as well. feeling good where normally we see a high of just 51 degrees season we have surpassed that. satellite 6 along with action radar showing we have enjoyed through the day and high clouds are moving through now. you see that on the radar and they continueore to the area.east as the front sneaks and the front is coming through dry and just switches the winds for us and the temperatures drop later this afternoon. e upper 50s atrees, at 4:00 we that point. with lotsf sunsh and breezy and we have a wind out of the west northwes

first of all, love the coat, yeah. >> good luck getting it now. >> as they said in silence of the lambs, nice suit. >> prince harry and meghan markle her real first name is rachel, of course, they are engaged. now we have info, we have had stuff out about the proposal and ring, where they are living now, 1300 square feet, weird and how meghan is already helping fashion industry with that coat. and everything else that she puts on. we have a british reporter, from people magazine, in this hour, on our show, coming up. >>> your significant other or your kid? who do you put first. how one woman is defending her decision to put her husband first. >>> it is a giving tuesday and our jen's in a giving mood. >> it is day of giving we are at my new favorite high school in south philadelphia with my new friends, good morning everyone. >> good morning. >> i met your vice principal. we will talk about. that we will talk about something everyone can do and it begins with the question what do you need? we have a great web site to help every kid, every school in the district of philadelphia are you re

and it is how thin it is is like coating one liter of water over forty five football fields even the that's the thickness that you need to have a very high end community so basically you looked at not a product looked at your competence as well as what you do stream the well and apply it to other fields like cosmetics what makes made you go into because we have this a nano cubic technology which is we make nano size particles. first and then we coat each one with what we call the binder so that each particles don't stick together to make a bigger particle and by having a wood small particle in cosmetics it absorbs through your skin much better than anything else. so we've business models can be destroyed by technological advances also but by protectionism which with which we've heard. are you worried about for example u.s. president ronald trump's rhetoric about protectionism and your access to the u.s. market i think you know. the market should be free same for japan and same for the united states i think that's the best you know you. because international growth comes from free tra

grab the coat as you head outside right now. we're still at 32 degrees the freezing mark in philadelphia. 27 in trenton, 24 degrees in allentown. 25 in reading, 28 in wilmington. 23 in millville. no point in showing you wind chills because there than the much wind. later on today you can start to peel the layers off. 49 degrees by noon and by 3:00 a much more comfortable high of 54. yesterday we only wound up at 42 in philadelphia officially and some spots a little milder than that. 50 degrees by 5:00 and by 7:00, 46. this might be a travel day for some of your relatives getting back out of town after coming in for the holiday and if you're going to the airport, it's all green aircraft, no sign of rain in any of our big travel destinations. your weekend call is coming up from accuweather matt? >> the highways look great. i am expecting lighter than normal volume this morning. if you want to exit the eastbound schuykill at east garden street, no problem, they finished the cleanup from the big 6abc dunkin' donuts thanksgiving day

least look in your closet, please donate a coat to the warm coats, warm hearts coat drive.pplause ] >> anchor: good morning. the man charged with murdering a teen in sterling heads before a judge in about 30 minutes. he has been charged with abducting and killing a woman while she'll was walking back to her mosque. public hearings for new tolls are scheduled for today tomorrow and thursday. they would stretch out to gainsville. construction could be finished by 2022. temperatures stay on the cool side today. >>> we've got rain moving out of the 7:00 am but it is going to stay cool. 59 your average high for today. we'll get up to 50 degrees for today. clouds slow to clear. we'll have warmest day out of the next ten thursday. could see an early morning shower. high of 60 degrees. >>> traffic watch, we've had accidents this is a live look at the inner loop towards i-66. heading back to our maps we continue to see residual delays there as well as the north side of the belt way where we have the outer loop activity. still jamming up on bc 295, 15 minutes to the 11th street bridg

donate a coat to the warm coats warm hearts coat drive. we appreciate it. this is abc 7 mornings. >> good morning it is 8:59. mike nicco has a run down of what you should be expecting today. >> we will start with temperatures around the 50 to 60 degree mark. our storms are 1 on the impact scale. the north bay getting a bit more. you can see more developing off the coast and that will come in today. scattered showers possible. the storm wednesdays almost near a two. >> we still have some red censors out there. that means slow and go traffic all around the bay area. we go to san jose after highway 9. that accident has been clear. a problem south 280 before 10th remains. >> we will be back for the abc 7 mid day news. our reporting always continues on our news app. hope you j >> announcer: it's "live with kelly and ryan!" today star of "shameless" william h. macy. and mary j. blige. and ryan's mom connie serves up her favorite dessert as we kick off "that's my baby" thanksgiving cooking week. and we have a special announcement from a special someone who deserve

still walking out the door with some layers, 49 degrees in allentown at this hour, heavier coat, but won't be hugging so tightly, won't have to worry about wind either. here go, trio of 60s, millville, wildwood, dover, not bad. and we are getting awfully close here in philly so see how bee do, making the call 59 for the daytime high, 62 wednesday afternoon, warmest day of the next seven. and then the cool fronts do live to up their name knock the temperatures back little bit here. so looks bit more seasonable by thursday. we can handle seasonable. by saturday coolest day of the pack. hit only 48 degrees. and right now there aren't any imagine or storms in site either. so just couple of these relatively wimpy front that bring modest precipitation problems, and otherwise a little bit after evan flow on the thermometer. no harm, no foul. all-in-all pretty plane looking seven day. >> thanks, katie. >> sure thing. >> good things come to those who wait. >> specially true for two very patient friends. meisha is here with today's love it. >> most of just very busy days , busy lives nowadays.

coats to children. job well done. >> timintiming is impeccable. katie. >> what a fantastic story. you said it it's chilly outside. really feeling like winter right now. we're going to remain below average. throughout the forecast. >> don't ask me for any -- i don't have any to give. you're depleted for the season. >> i'm complaining nervous anything else. i was in the elevator with sports producer paul this is really cold. i'm freezing. it's november. >> yeah. >> i like it. >> anybody knows it's coming it's you katie. >> there's some people that like it some people that don't. [ laughter ] >> regardless got to deal with what you're dealt. it was cold enough as many of you know to even support some snowfall and talk about over achieving too. up in the poconos i want to take to you one of our poconos cam rat one and only shot among the entire network that i could find where there was still some snow on the ground. i mean it was it wasn't much move of the it has melted away temperatures risen well enough a

i have two puffy coats. >>> i have a wool ski coat. >> that's not enough.ou're cold. >> i want to look cute. >> where is your -- >> i look not good. i mean, i don't care what i look like. i want to cover myself. >> all right. fair enough. we've used up all the time for weather. there you have. skies will be clearing out later on in the bay. it's going to turn windy and cold. the cold front is coming through now. it's not terrible outside early this morning. temperatures are mostly in the 40s as you start the day out. mid to upper 40s. 47 martinsburg. 45 washington. this isn't bad. by later in the day, a strong northwest wind will blow much colder air in. the 20s before the sun goes down in the afternoon. here's the future subfreezing by noontime. 40 degrees by the afternoon. could be down near record low levels later today. more on that in a few. but for now, if there's any time left, let's go to melissa. >> 11 seconds for traffic. that's my fault. southbound bw parkway, a car versus a deer. a warning. a little crash. rock creek parkway, the kennedy center,

. >> bring in your coats! feel the power of theraflu express max. powerful new formula to defeat seven cold and flu symptoms fast. so you can play on. theraflu express >> number on >>> good evening. thanks for joining us. tonight more women stepping forward with sordid allegations against charlie rose, the legendary broadcaster and news anchor fired, hit with an avalanche of sexual misconduct accusations. we're hearing from his now-former colleagues and even an executive who says she should have intervened. here's abc's linsey davis. >> there is no excuse for this alleged behavior. it is systematic and pervasive. >> reporter: long-time newsman charlie rose is now becoming the newsmaker. >> i can't stop thinking about the anguish of these women. what happened to their dignity, what happened to their bodies, what happened maybe to even their careers. >> reporter: his "cbs this morning" words. >> charlie does not get a pass here, he doesn't get a pass from anyone in this room, we are all deeply affected, we are a

meteorologist, david murphy, on the terrace no heavy coat. >> coming out on a suit coat across the region and barely a cloud in sight. and looking at numbers you see how they are responding to a nice southerly flow today. and the closest cloud cover that swept through at dawn is way up by toronto and we expect sunny skies the rest of the way. we slipped to 49 in reading but you'll coming up a few more degrees and philadelphia 60 will be easy to achieve. nice and mild and not much wind either and helping the feel of things. the winds 8 miles per hour coming up from the southeast and calm now in cape may. we are not expecting the winds to be all of that bad at all. this model has us stopping at 58 where we are right now and we'll get up to 60 by 3:00 and fall to 53 by 6:00. look at how we even out 49 for a good portion of the overnight and we are probably only going down to an overnight low of 44 or something like that in philadelphia. speaking of mild, a lot of warm air out in cincinnati and places like st. louis and memphis and it gets cooler back by omaha, that is the next front coming t

so cold in coats ville chl the quarterback needed a coat between series. district one 6 a quarters. right arm still warmed up for this 27 yard toss. beautiful. the red raiders win in a shoot out. south jersey. these brave students with their shirts off. clapping it up. they battled vine land. three yards for six. in route. 35-0. >> trying to stay warm tonight. eastern v valley. that blanket probably isn't enough. first round of the play offs. pass deflected. what the hem heck. did the rest. the pick six. and red devils roll. to burling ton town. future football stars. the falcons hosting high land in the group 4 play offs. high land in white. they're having a great time. freshman martin up the middle for the easy. check out the handshake celebration. to bond, well done. high land with the upset. 41-0. >> group c play off. in south jersey. hosting ocean city. play of the night a hook and ladder roll. pretty stuff. he races down the sideline for the touch down. his third score of the game. too much aiden. he scores again. to set a school record with 224 yard on the ground. 56-34 over

her latest coat. -- coathe code off off there. -colored coat is to die for. energy. may not will, so don't put cinnamon on everything. a homeless veteran used his last $20 to office woman buy gas. in turn, she >>> good morning, america. holiday on high alert. security tighter than ever at the macy's thanksgiving day parade. 3.5 million people expected to line the streets weeks after that terror attack in manhattan. sand-filled sanitation trucks becoming barriers. thousands of officers and bomb-sniffing dogs in place. >>> new sexual assault allegations sweeping washington. the members of congress accused and refusing to resign as president trump celebrates his first thanksgiving in office with his family at mar-a-lago. what's on the president's agenda that he hopes to accomplish before christmas? >>> paying it forward.

trumpism is coat either you put on all the way or not wear at all.ou can't have it off the shoulders. >> certainly -- >> mel ania the way she wears her coats. >> donald trump rrnz home to robert mueller investigation starting to hit the ground with indictmentsen guilty pleas. was on the hor sigh zone now. we're hearing conversation that michael flynn focus has been heatedd journal has been reporting that fairly intensely this week. relating primarily to issue involving turkish interested in to put moving from united states and keeping in what the turkish government wants. that is sort of in keep what we seen in investigation to date. players that are caught up in it have not been caught up directly because of the role of russia. and any potential role your russia played in cam pane and loued thus far the white us to to say, look what they're being investigated for that we know of is nothing to do with us. nothing to did with us. my guess if that's where the flynn inquiry goes that's what we'll hearing from the white house when they're back in the uni

is without a coat.he child ... it is best for the child to take their coat off. parents are encouraged to warm their kids car seats... before securing them in their seat. experts say the hazard from the coat comes into play when there is a hard stop or an accident. <"well the coat, it creates a void, it just doesn't make the straps go to the child's body so that it is secure in the seat.""i think that is the struggle that you face sometimes is okay, we have got to get them to the car, it is just a short distance, do i let them be cold for a second?> (anny) now locally -- you can have your child's car seat inspected. check with your c-h-p office to find a "fitting station" near you. coming up on the kron 4 morning news ...they may be overseas ... but our u-s troops kept the thanksgiving tradition going.we'll show you a by-the-numbers look at their holiday celebration. watching the weather this morning. your forecast is right after the break. welcome back to the kron four morning news... lets start the ha

coats all the way today. if you're heading out this evening, we're down to 41 and down in the upper 30s after that with diminishing winds tonight. karen, what have you got on the roads. >> reporter: you can see the flashing lights, bucks county, 309 northbound at hill town pike. we have police on the scene. penndot on the scene. traffic is jammed on 309 in bucks county. the accident is involving a bargain truck making the scene difficult to clear. watch for that in hill town township. 42 we had an early morning jam 259 to approaching the walt whitman bridge. crews have left the scene, but better than it was a half-hour ago in new jersey. our big story is with the massive fire in west chester. we just heard the police chief say that franklin street will be closed for a while now between goshen road and ashford street. you can see the extra volume on pottstown pike and other nearby roads. >> we'll stay with the story, breaking news, new, but limited information about a massive fire at a senior living facility i

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early this morning, if you are getting your day going, already, make sure that you pack the winter coat. because it is a cool start to the "black friday." but, in general, it is going to be a very nice afternoon. here is storm scan3 this morning. clear conditions for the most part, few high clouds, still here and there, mainly across the lehigh valley, in the poconos, generally quiet, clear clear conditions across philadelphia i. temperature wise, if you are getting ready maybe up already , head out the door, heavy coats for sure, hats, gloves, maybe even scarf. because, temperatures are in the 20's, we're l the only spot in philly even in the 30, a at 316789 so still below the freezing mark, you see 25 in allentown, 25 in millville, 28 this morning waking up in wilmington, delaware. little breezy at times afternoon-wise yesterday. we had the five, 10-mile per hour breeze, overall this morning nice quiet, calm start to the day. winds could still be back up into the five to 10-mile per hour range this afternoon, but actually going to be more of southerly flow, will help keep the temperat