washington county, pennsylvania, after the shootings of two police officers. officer scott bashioum was killed. the other officer was wounded, and is hospitalized in stable condition. the two were responding to a domestic disturbance early yesterday morning in canonsburg.. outside pittsburgh, when shots were police later found the suspect dead of a self-inflicted gunshot wound. they also recovered the body of a pregnant woman who'd been shot in the head. there are conflicting reports on whether she was his wife, or his girlfriend. gas tanks, oxygen canisters, and a propane tank were found in the suspect's car. investigators are looking into whether they were intended to be used as explosives. trying to find out what caused a fire at a petroleum equipment facility in mobile, alabama. the fire broke out around five yesterday afternoon. witnesses reported hearing several explosions.. and seeing plumes of smoke before contacting authorities. it took firefighters about an hour to get the flames under control. a hazardous materials team was called in to deal with th

get started on their journey through life. 1/3 of the counties, think of this, 1/3 of the counties in pennsylvania will have only a single insurance company left, if you have that. that includes philadelphia where i went to school. the associated press found that some of the 440,000 pennsylvania consumers who buy insurance through healthcare.gov will face some of the highest premium increases in the nation. people of philadelphia. insurers are leaving, premiums are soaring. doctors are quitting. companies are fleeing and deductibles go through the roof. workers hours are being cut. hiring is frozen, totally frozen and wages are being slashed. obamacare means higher prices, fewer choices, and lower

. >>> a story out of york county, pennsylvania, where residents boast the first national thanksgivingarly two and a half centuries ago. today york is once again in the spotlight for turning the republican red for the first time in years. here's nbc's harry smith. >> york, pennsylvania, built more than 100 years ago. york was once a hot bed of heavy industry, but york county has long been reliably republican. this is trump country. and these folks want you to hear this. >> you know, you got to give him a chance. >> no matter which side of the fence you came down on, i think you should give the man a chance. >> reporter: and just in case you didn't get it -- >> they got to give the man a chance. >> reporter: york is a red county with a bit of blue downtown and reflects the quantum shift that's happening in the state. just this year the pennsylvania republican party says it enrolled almost a quarter million new voters and saw nearly 100,000 democrats switch to the gop. this guy gets it. >> if you can't trust your garbage man, who can you trust? >> reporter: garbage is scott wagner's busi

. >>> back now with the story out of york county, pennsylvania, where residents boast the first national thanksgiving was proclaimed nearly two and a half centuries for helping turn the crucial swing state of pennsylvania republican red for the first time in years. here's harry smith. >> reporter: the market in york, pennsylvania, was built more than a hundred years ago. york was once a hotbed of heavy industry. but york county has long been reliably republican. this is trump country. and these folks want you to hear this. >> you know, you gotta give him a chance. >> no matter which side of the fence you come down on, i think you should give the >> reporter: and just in case you didn't get it -- >> they gotta give the man a chance. >> reporter: -- york is a red county with a bit of blue downtown, and it reflects the quantum shift that's happening in this state. just this appear, the pennsylvania republican party enrolled almost a quarter million new voters and saw nearly 100,000 democrats switch to the gop. this guy gets it. can you trust? >> we need to fix harrisburg. >> reporter: that'

thank you for joining us live from chester county pennsylvania.ight blue which now has hillary clinton up to 72% in materials of the odds and donald trump at 28% moving on the last few polls in the last few hours. >> and pennsylvania last time it was republican was the reagan era and george bush senior after that and some similarities some people try to point to. >> it's that disparity between urban areas and the philadelphias and the pittsburghs and some of the more rural suburbs. >> there's an education gap and the gender graphics will be fascinati fascinating. >> research shows the markets tend to be fairly predictable afterwards. what could be on the cards for stocks once votes are in. >> good morning. that's right. typically in the week before the election wall street rallies going back to 1928. the s&p 500 posted an average gain of 1.8% however the index was down as the polls tighten before yesterday's rally. so how do stocks perform after the election? . the s&p 500 dropped in three of the past five elections in the week after the election

as you know, the two swing counties in pennsylvania, north hampton and missouri county, our polling shows a two point difference there. in pennsylvania, bellwether counties, getting closer. which is why melania was down there. >> maria are you concerned about a blue state flipping red? >> i'm not for the primary reason that she's still in good shape. fact we're talking about georgia. utah is up there, and arizona is indicative she still has a strong position from electoral standpoint. also think and going to mention it last night, a lot of these polls are missing latino support for hillary clinton because they don't do polling with bilingual callers. you're going to lose a lot if not most of the hispanic support in the states. even pennsylvania with 4.5% hiss panby and north carolina. >> you're making the same argument with different voters that the trump campaign is making hidden voters not showing up in the polls. >> and include more in that hidden vote. a survey yesterday by william and mary of early voters in florida, we don't know if right but said 28% of gop voters went for hillary

this is one of many, many small counties, 67 counties across pennsylvania, many small counties wheretrump drove out a tsunami of supporters that nobody -- that they weren't on anyone's radar. we were at a precinct yesterday here in washington county, people stood in line for up to two hours, longer at some points during the day waiting to cast their votes from donald trump, the vast majority spovoted for donald trump. we spoke to a house painter, he says the last two or three years it's been hard to get over 30 hours of work a week and here's why he voted for donald trump. you have heard donald trump say a lot of wild things, a lot of things that aren't true, how is he different? >> he's not a politician. there's too many professional liars running our country. they make of a job of going i'll do anything you tell me until i get in there then all of a sudden, like my sister, so-called great obamacare? this year her obamacare, so-called insurance, is $363 a month. this january it's going up to $686 a month. >> >> that sense that this was not a normal politician, that this was somebody

pennsylvania. this is the last time around when the president won by 5. chester county one of four suburban counties that surrounds philadelphia but only one of four that went to the republican last time around, barely did, mitt romney winning it just barely. if donald trump can do well, maybe he has a chance to flip pennsylvania. the other state we'll look at later on is michigan, similar demographics to pennsylvania. liz, the problem for donald trump in these types of counties, he's been struggling, in particular, with women voters in the suburbs. if he can turn that around, maybe he can flip the blue states. we'll be here all night. liz: connell, we have a trader from michigan talking to all his friends and family. we're going to grab him in a few minutes. when we do, you need to hear what he has to say how he feels michigan is trending. connell. >>> i don't know what connell's poison is for tonight, coffee or red bull. mine is infusing pink star bursts when i start to get tired. election 2016 coverage is going to start at the top of the hour, stuart varney kicks it

counties. pennsylvania going to donald trump.illary clinton was able to capture the vote in philadelphia and the four surrounding counties, montgomery, bucks, chester and delaware counties. when you get further out beyond philadelphia, you look at berks, northampton, those went to trump. and, again, that was key here for hisç win. winning pennsylvania, of course, symbolic and historic for the republican party. in the last six presidential elections, the state has voted for a democrat. i'm rosemary connors, nbc 10 news. vai, back to you. >> thank you. voters packed the polls in new jersey. some waiting hours to make sure that their voice was heard. more than 600 cast their ballots at this location in cherry hill. that includes a lot of voters showing up after work. and voter turnout was similar at philadelphia polling locations last night. elected leaders like senator bob casey came down and served pizza and members of the roots kept people from getting dehydrated. >> this has been going around like wherever folks need water or p

look at a polling place in another part of the country, this is north township in washington county, pennsylvania. like the rest of us americans they're showing up at the polls tonight in the after-hours, after work. getting close to their downtime. 8 news is your local election headquarters. we have been monitoring how things are going all around the valley. let's go to karen. >> reporter: things are moving along just fine at keller middle school. we've seen voters in and out within 10, 15 minutes. we've been told about 1,000 killer middle school to cast -- keller middle school to cast their ballots. they expect another rush so they anticipate more voters behind me. as of right nowtious -- now, there is no wait. for now, let's check in with katie who is at another polling location. >> reporter: having some problems hearing from katie. what w rush early morning, steady stream people in and out, 10 or 15 minutes a couple pockets where they didn't feel the staff was very friendly. other than that, not too bad. >> no school day, too. a lot of polling places are in school. in the name of election day

michelle fleury, bbc news, northampton county, pennsylvania. katty: for more on the historic campaign made in battleground states like pennsylvania, i'm joined by a former congressman from that state. ulysses that report, people who voted for democrats and suddenly voted for donald trump, did that surprise you can being from pennsylvania? >> it surprises me a bit, the number who came out. 50 years in pennsylvania politics and i've never seen numbers that came out in the state that overwhelmed to the philadelphia vote. and it was a big philadelphia vote this time. it does say that there was something happening out there, and people were sending a message to the establishment figures that they are unhappy. katty: so who exactly are they sending the message to, and what is the message they are sending? >> i think it is kind of to the coastal elites. whether it is los angeles or new york or washington, it is the people who they believe ignore them, and in fact, in many cases laugh at them. atty: when you were congressman in and in 1990's, bill clint

in bucks county, pennsylvania, offensive graffiti found in the stalls of two school bathrooms including a swastika and a warning -- if trump wins, watch out. fears setting in for some students. >> it's just an act against human decency. it doesn't really matter which side of the political spectrum you're on, it's not right. trail has trickled down. >> discourse in this country has changed forever. and if you want this to be a country that you want to live in and raise your children in, you need to do something about this. >> reporter: trump supporter chris wooten says it's time for trump himself to condemn all the violence. >> i would like to see him come forward in the next 24 to 48 hours without a doubt and put people at ease. >> reporter: all the unrest underscoring a still deeply divided country. kristen welker, nbc news, washington. riding into office on the strength of some critical blocks of voters including white women who went for donald trump over hillary clinton by a 10% margin. as our harry smith explains, some women weren't so vocal about their support before the election,

chester county pennsylvania is one of the outer counties. but the suburbs around there. in the republicans going to win pennsylvania has to win those counties. the last republican to win those suburbs, georgia george h.w. bush. she's very poised a great surrogate but at the convention she had somebody on the staff plagiarize the speech and undermined her and i'm sorry and god bless kellyanne for being a loyal campaign manager. but it is of course inevitable that if she gives a speech that says we should be respectful on social media and treat each other with kindness and compassion that we're going to play donald trump's own words. >> it is inevitable to have that comparison. >> her argument today was with her husband. >> it would have been an effective tactic to say as my first gesture in this cause i'm going to take my husband's iphone away. but look, let's talk the politics of this. i know kellyanne said it was melania's idea to go to this location. this was chosen by campaign strategists for a reason. donald trump has to win pennsylvania orb breakthrough in some other

delaware county in pennsylvania tonight we'll see -- as we wake up in the morning, monday we're goingo go see some of the coolest temperatures so far this season and fall back to 40 overnight in the city. clear skies and areas of frost and as we head into the afternoon, a cooler day in store, 56, sunny skies, cool and crisp and a kind of 4:52 in the afternoon, looking ahead to election day, conditions looking great if you're heading to the polls before you go to work 51 degr

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>>> back now with the story out of york county, pennsylvania, where residents boast the first national thanksgiving was proclaimed nearly two and a half centuries ago. for helping turn the crucial swing state of pennsylvania republican red forfirst time . orter: t?@he market in york, pennsylv?xania, was built more than a >> reporter: and just in case you didn't get it -- >> they gotta give the man a chance. >> reporter: -- york is a red county with a bit of blue downtown, and it reflects the quantum shift that's happening in this state. just this year, the pennsylvania republican party enrolled almost a quarter million new voters and saw nearly 100,000 democrats switch to the gop. this guy gets it. >> if you can't trust your garbage man, who is scott wagner's business. he knows waste when he sees it. >> we need to fix harrisburg. >> reporter: that's part of why he ran a write-in campaign for the state legislature in 2014, against a democrat, and a republican who was business people in america feel. >> reporter: overregulated and under-appreciated. so this renegade republican is going t

this is from a regional cross country meet in lehi county, pennsylvania, and the deer had a little bit of issue with their runners there. they just whacked in one of them. runner got knocked down. he was bruised but not seriously injured. >>> our junior weather watcher this week is nash from denver. he loves the weather and has dressed up as a weather man for it's very cold. it's very cloudy, too. tonight is going to be very, very cold, and tomorrow it will be very, very cold. i'm in my socks, you can see. >> i love it. check out nash tomorrow when he joins meteorologist ashton altieri in colorado's weather center. i wonder in ashton can rival those socks. >> you can always tell the forecast socks. >>> colorado ranked fifth on the list for best states for business. utah number one. north carolina in second. meantime, west virginia ranked as the worst state in the country. >>> j.k. rowling's newest creation opens up a new chapter in the films. here's a quick sneak peek. >> reporter: it takes place decades before the boy wizard enters the scene. in fantastic beasts and where to find them

. >> well, in other news this morning, a school bus driver in schuylkill county, pennsylvania goes the extra mile. >> and that has fourth grader sarah smiling ear to ear. you see her there. earlier this week bringing cupcakes to school for halloween party and accidentally dropped them on the bus. seeing the girl's heart break, bus driver michelle ran home, inbetween shifts, and bake two dozen cupcakes, then brought them to her class. needless to say, the emotions were flowing. >> i felt so bad, because she is staring at the empty tray and the cupcakes on the floor, anteriores just started flowing. >> oh, my gosh. my bus driver actually made me cupcakes. i was crying again, so hey, i couldn't believe that she would actually do that for me. >> what a sweet treat. sarah's class sent a thank you note which the driver said brought her to tears. >> michelle, yab, greatest bus driver in the wormed. good for her. >> the goal end glows just few months away now, we already know one major celebrity who will be taking home a trophy. >> we'll tell you who, that's coming up next, pat? >> reporter: g

and in philadelphia, that one county, out of 67 counties in pennsylvania, dominates the state, because that's where so many people live. >> yeah, absolutely, chris. i went into a deep dive worm hole on pennsylvania today, reading one of the hold bibles of the state. and you're absolutely right. you have this big behemoth that is philadelphia, and the philadelphia suburbs, where philadelphia is such a large non-white population, and larger than average college-educated white population. compare that to the rest of the state, but they're just numerically not as large. and so the challenge for republicans, every single cycle, when they say they can win pennsylvania, because it's demographically similar, let's say, to ohio. so demographically, yeah, they're about the same. about the same size african-american vote. but the way that philadelphia is concentrated. those philadelphia suburbs are so full of white college-educated voters, those are just the kind of voters that are trending towards the democratic party. and pennsylvania, just interestingly enough, against ohio, it has a slightly

county, which is vegas. i think michigan is still interesting. i have a feeling michigan will be even closer than pennsylvania. >> really? >> to me that means not the counties in philly, not montgomery and bucks, it's mccomb and warren. i'll go to north carolina that is an indicator of black turnout. i'm not interested so much in the distribution, i'm interested in the total vote count. >> how loud is the volume. there is bell weather counties. counties that have historically voted with their state, i'm looking at those, but intensity. washington county, pennsylvania, suburban pittsburg into rural pennsylvania, coal, formally steel, tell me how they're voting there and how big turnout is. if it is competitive it's because folks on the appalachian side. >> trump has been saying wait until you see these people who come out of the wood work for the rallies, everywhere they go, the pictures all of these rural areas and whether or not they can ramp up the numbers in terms of the get out the vote in some of those places. i know you will be telling us what is going on and we can't wait. thank you very much. we'll be

helpful because of the political process but make no mistake, he said, the country has been counties in pennsylvania and rural counties in ohio, the president-elect is getting 70% and 80% of the votes which means there is a cultural divide in the country. that is a significant anxiety. those anxieties are not new. they are old. >> the protestors stayed on public square for then hour and then started marching and chanting and discorrupted traffic flow and >>> well, president-elect trump will meet with president obama today at the white house. >> the two will talk about a successful transfer of power. and he is not the only one heading to d.c. sarah phinney, trump's visit comes on the same day the cavs are touring the white house are that is right. the cavs visit to the white house has been in works for a while now. playing the washington wizards. lebron james and j.r. smith have been supporters of hillary clinton, the two of them appearing at public auditoriums sunday, both taking to instagram sunday, expressing their disappointment about the outcome of the election but encouraging people not to lose

ivanka -- this is montgomery county, pennsylvania. ivanka has been there melania okay.y suggestion would have been sending her earlier. she is clearly an effective spokeswoman and this shows the trump campaign is now on a positive offensive. the hillary campaign is in a nasty defensive as indicated by some of the bernard's own remarks and that's because of the huge trajectory that we have seen change in the last two weeks -- >> oh -- >> have to take a break. >> i would say the fast is the one thing that has been true in the polls is hillary clinton has always been ahead, whether it's a referendum on donald trump, she has been ahead. i would go sew far as to say it's going to be a tight lace, undecideds break for the challengers and break for donald trump but at the end of the day, hillary clinton wins 287 electoral votes at a minimum. >> thank you, experts on suburban women. thank you very much for being with us today, shepard is up in a few minutes. we'll take a break. >>> it's noon on the west coast, 3:00 in the state of pennsylvania where melania trump, who is workin

thinking of a place like eerie county, pennsylvania, the city oferie and the county erie. they suffered a lot of job losses when companies moved to texas. provide we need will we need to over time focus on more strategic actions, quality, affordable childcare, a commitment to early learning, and which we do not really have as a nation. and something we have heard a lot about lately, and i hope we can get agreement on in both parties -- investment in infrastructure, not just the roads, bridges, but also broadband deployment. it is hard to run a business or grow a family farm if you're in a smaller community that has no access to broadband, especially in rural america, were the problem is usually alarming. of ruralentages america that does not have broadband. i want to get a sense of not what you hope we would do, but maybe from a vantage point of what you think works. short-term strategies to raise wages as well as long-term investments that might result in that, if you have any ideas or opinions about that. chair yellen: you pointed to the that theour comments , theior of

she's in chester county, pennsylvania today. you got this ring of four suburban counties outside philadelphia. they make up a big clunk of the vote state wide, about a quarter of the vote. you see traditionally, these are suburbs where the republicans are competitive in pennsylvania. four years ago, romney actually won by the slimmest of margins. tcheterer county. few took those four counties i'm showing you right here outside philadelphia the margin in 2012, barack obama combined won them by 9 points so republicans are typically competitive there. here is the problem, though, for donald trump. it should be nine. even in a year where mitt romney loses the state. it's 9. what is it right now? it's 23 in those same counties, i showed you, hillary clinton, we talk about the strength clinton has and the weakness trump has with college educated voters, white suburbanites. that's the pop laying. hillary clinton is running up the score with them the trump campaign is hoping, can we eat into that margin by sending melania trump in there

montgomery county, pennsylvania.mas. >> a perfect day for election day. 65 degrees and sunny. we are here at penn valley elementary school. they expect a bigger flow after 5:00. these are the ballots. a sample from the republican and the democrat. jim conor is one of the polling judges. this is a double polling location. they have been talking about spots in pennsylvania and experiencing voter irregul irregulariti irregularities. >> we had what we thought might be a problem and we had somebody check that everything is fine now. >> and the main complaint was? >> the person who came in and was voting either party, there was one question on the ballot that was lighting up. it was lighting up within the question not on the yes or no and people were thinking it was lighting up saying yes. >> for the example here where it said straight party pick at the top, was that the issue? >> i don't know whether that was the issue, but probably that was the issue. it wasn't a problem really. people assume something is what happened.

plenty of soul searching to be done, particularly in places like luzerne county, pennsylvania. the county hadn't voted republican since george h.w. bush in 1998, but this year it flipped to trump. voted twice for barack obama to shake up d.c. and who voted for trump this year for much the same reason. obama tried to do well and it didn't turn out how we thought. mr. trump should do better, she figures, by cracking down on undocumented immigration and holding up american values like hard work. she considers both men to be agents of change. as for the crude remarks mr. trump made, especially concerning women, she dismissed them as bragging and shock talk. over the weekend, bernie sanders wrote millions of americans registered a protest vote and trump won the white house because his campaign rhetoric successfully tapped into a very real and justified anger, an anger many traditional democrats feel. i am saddened, but not surprised by the outcome. it is no shock to me that millions of people who voted for mr. trump did so because they are sick and tired of the economic, political, a

. >>> four families in carbon county, pennsylvania, are look for a new place to live. fire tore through their homes this morning and the flames broke out and spread to two other homes on the block and the mom described the terrifying moment she had to rush her children to safety. >> i thought about getting my kids out and grabbed them no shoes and no jacket and ran out and threw them in the car. it's scary. >> but the best decision, two people were taken to the hospital but officials do not believe their injuries were related to the fire, crews worked kickly to contain the flames and had to battle the weather, temperatures were below freezing and water was turning to ice as it hit the ground. >> philadelphia police are on the lookout for a serial burglar for the grays ferry section of the city. they hit nine businesses alone and five this week. and all of them on the 2500 block of aramingo avenue, each time he smashed the glass front door and took several items and on monday three more businesses took victim. if you recognize the man you are urged to call philadelphia

let's go with philadelphia county, pennsylvania. that's in philadelphia.re are a lot more votes coming out of philadelphia. >> it is a growing city. even the growth doesn't account for the increase that comes out for democrats. they are closer. >> barack obama almost won by an unbelievable number. what is a winning number for clinton and what is an oh, no number? 350? is that the charge in here? >> if it dips below 350, it's time to get worried. miami-dade county is a county that is my hometown in florida. we know clinton is going to carry it. this is another one of the margin test counties for hispanic voters. >> this is one of the counties that obama had a great 2008. it was better for obama in 2012. that is going to be true again. if you are above that in terms of numbers, you are probably going to be up above margin and that's a concern for republicans. >> dade county as good as any. i can remember if you are a democrat and you would like to hold a rally for 30,000 people, bernie sanders did very well there. she needs to get, i think, the numbers that

. >> you find a lot of them in places like chester county, pennsylvania.a lot in battleground north carolina. find a lot of them in battle ground ohio. suburban women decide close presidential elections in america. period. that's the way it goes. melania trump, we haven't seen in public since the republican convention goes to berwyn parks pa yesterday in chester county. 49% for mitt romney. 48%, barack obama. obama wins pennsylvania, he's the president. melania trump trying to be a character witness for her husband, making the case that he's a nice guy. what she says, and as first lady she would make her issue bullying, and the tone of the conversation in social media. >> our culture has gotten too mean and too rough. we have to find a better way to talk to each other, to disagree with each other to respect each other. >> i remind you -- >> so many things she could pick to focus on, as first lady, and to choose the one thing that basically defines her husband, and who he is, sort of brings everyone's minds back to the bullying that he's done on social medi

here's the thing about this morning, we have a frost advisory for delaware county, pennsylvania and new castle county, delaware. these are places that haven't seen necessarily their first frost of the season and today's probably the day, and then it starts to get, you know, colder and colder into wintertime but we don't have any rain on radar. here's the temperature a at the airport, chilly one for sure, 41 degrees with 8-mile an hour wind out of the north. sunrise time now that the time has changed will be 6:37. you will see sunrise earlier but it also sets earlier, as you experienced yesterday with that early sunset. 26 degrees in mount pocono. thirty-seven in trenton. 32 degrees in pottstown. we have, 38 in wilmington. forty-one in dover. definitely a coat or jacket this morning. not a lot of wind but what we were getting it is coming from the north and northwest and that is chilliness of it all. forty's and 30's this this morning, 52 by lunchtime topping off at 58 degrees and there is your sunset time, guys, 4:52 p.m. >> happy news to that. >>> so, it is erects eve, last day for can

we have a frost advisory in effect for state of the delaware all three counties, delaware county in pennsylvania and cape may county in new jersey because a lot of these places have not seen their first frost of the season just yet. hopefully you brought your vulnerable plants indoors where there is no rain on radar. there will be tomorrow but not today. we have 41 degrees right now. sunrise 6:38. we will get used to the time change from saturday night into sunday. thirty-one in mount pocono. forty-one in philadelphia 48 in wildwood. but plan on sunshine at least for the time that it is here, because it is going to be a high of 68 degrees. look at that sunset time bob kelly, 4:51 p.m. >> i told you last half an hour i don't like when i get up from my nap and it is dark because of the early sunset. the throws me all off. 5:01. getting up and out on a tuesday we have an accident here southbound on the roosevelt boulevard at fifth street in the background there so watch out the for delays. it looks like the outer drive as you head south. we're back as we mentioned full services this morning on sept

delaware county in pennsylvania tonight we'll see -- as we wake up in the morning, monday we're goingee some of the coolest temperatures so far this season and fall back to 40 overnight in the city. clear skies and areas of frost and as we head into the afternoon, a cooler day in store, 56, sunny skies, cool and crisp and a kind of 4:52 in the afternoon, looking ahead to election day, conditions looking great if you're heading to the polls before you go to work 51 degrees, sunshine lunch hour, 61, 5:00 temperatures holding on to low 60's as we'll peak in the middle 6060's tuesday, stormscan 3 showing us conditions -- quiet up down the i95 corridor. high pressure in control promoting stable conditions and it will remain in place also through the monday the time roll thes on but nothing happening monday, not into tuesday, not until tuesday late evening hours as the cloud deck starts to increase in advance of a pretty weak frontal boundary boundary it will. we head to wednesday