that will allow high pressure to build down from new england and eastern canada. that will bring a trend toward the cooler air tomorrow. as we looks at fox 5 sky guardian, nothing to worry about tonight or tomorrow or wednesday for that matter. a little drizzle will appear wednesday. thursday will be the active day. newark, 70 for them today. 68 at belmar. 65 poughkeepsie. amazing temperatures for the middle of november. 66 islip towards bridgeport. 61 as you head towards montauk. we're still pretty mild. it has cooled into the upper 50s islip east. it's 61 in southern connecticut. 63 at belmar. 50s up to the north and west. back to 67 as we head towards newark. look at the temperature gain from 24 hours ago at two to eight degrees across the area. a little less wind than what happened over the weekend. that wind was howling over the weekend. wind north to northeast about 10 miles an hour and become more easterly tomorrow. the satellite photograph shows all clear here. so clouds across upstate new york and northern sections of new england. that's it. we'll stay cl

there's a huge front across eastern canada and the utilizes.ds are blowing across parts of manitoba as well as ontario. blizzard warnings and heavy snow warnings in place for parts of canada. severe weather is affecting the southern portions of the united states and a risk for floods across many parts of the eastern united states. watch out for tornadoes if you are in the carolinas, virginia, as well as georgia on your wednesday. temperatures are going to be as follows. about 20 degrees for the high in new york city, washington, d.c. as well as atlanta, but behind the cold front, chilly, 9 degrees in denver. only 2 degrees in winnipeg with a chance for snowfall. cooldown, chicago, 8 degrees for the high on thursday, cooling down to 2 degrees. you may see the first snowfall on your season on saturday. across asia, there's a tropical storm that will likely develop into a strong typhoon and could pass to the south of guam on saturday. the system will likely heads toward northwest as we go into the next several days. mostly across many parts of jap

high pressure over certain canada. -- eastern canada. as that begins to retreat into the north atlantic the clouds come in during the day tomorrow. it's transition day tomorrow in that the clouds are thickening and then we turn our attention to the big storm in the middle of the country. about 10-inches of snow in the denver area and then you can see some of the heavier rains headed to the mississippi. but it's clear on this radar and this rain is going more south/north than it is to the east. just going to be a while before we see the first real rain drops here. varying amounts of clouds and a little bit of sun but more clouds tomorrow but milder i mean a good seven degrees milder than today. at 58 degrees. on thursday, more and more confident that the worst we would see with the morning commute a touch of spotty drizzle or couple of sprinkles even have to have the umbrella but not anything heavy that would slow you down in a big way. the steadiest rains are likely to come in into the afternoon and the first part of thursday night and t

we will continue to look for a lot of sunshine through the over thes the storm great lakes and eastern canada makes its way to the atlantic coast. the weekend and the next seven days part of the forecast in the next few minutes. jummy: we turn to a new scandal rocking the secret service. this time, it involves dirty pictures and rude text messages -- lewd text messages to the agent thought was a 14-year-old girl. >> yet another set of disturbing allegations coming from the secret service. this time, with an officer sending dirty text messages from his cellphone. on one occasion, inside of the white house. lee robert moore is facing charges this afternoon after being arrested in a sting. documents obtained by abc 7 reveal the 37-year-old had exclusive conversations and was trying to arrange a sexual encounter with what he thought was a 14-year-old girl. it was really an undercover agent. at one point, he said he was at work and was forward. he asked the girl to send him something exciting. other details are too graphic to share on tv. to police this is not the first child he has been inappropr

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 november 16th. we're in the low 60s in town to the jersey shore. back to the 50s and dropping fast at poughkeepsie. they were in the mid 60s. they're down to 49. that's going to happen this evening. you get away from the city, you'll watch the temperature drop quickly in the next few hours. it will get into the 30s in the northern and western suburbs. newark, 65. we'll had a temperature gain from 24 hours ago is five to eight degrees. here comes the north-northeasterly wind. that will become easterly tomorrow and drop the temperature to seasonal numbers. it's clear and dry. we have a clear sky on the satellite photograph. that will stay with us tonight and again tomorrow. be a beautiful day, bright and sunny tomorrow. but a little cooler in temperatures because of the high high pr

the high pressure is building down from eastern canada. again, that pushed that cooler air into the neighborhood today. these are the highs. low 50s at the shore towards newark. 50 poughkeepsie and sussex. 40s north of there. bridgeport, 47. same at montauk. they're at 49. right now 40s in most of the area. middle 40s around the city. 37 at montauk. same at poughkeepsie. 30 to the north and west. lower 30s tonight. lower 40s in the city, like this morning. look at the temperature change. 10 to 20 degrees colder than 24 hours ago with that east-northeasterly wind. wind is calm. it will be light out of the east. tonight, become more southeasterly tomorrow. and that may lead to a little drizzle later in the day into tomorrow night. right now fox 5 sky guardian not showing anything nearby. there's nothing on the wide view on our satellite and radar composite. some of the clouds will make it into the sky overnight and we'll see a little sun get through the clouds tomorrow morning before the thicker clouds arrive in the afternoon. high pressure

otherwise, high pressure is building out of eastern canada. with a quiet start to the week and that includes today. for our tuesday, mostly sunny skies. tomorrow, the biggest difference, it will be 5 to 0 degrees colder than -- 5 to 10 degrees colder than this afternoon. the wind off the ocean will be fairly light tomorrow. into the middle part of the week, the high flips off the coastline. it looks like the wind will stay on shore just a little bit. so, wednesday, temperatures will be pretty normal for this time of the year. and increase in late-day clouds and then we will be watching the area of rain by the time we get to thursday, not until late in the day, but you will hear about the front later in the week because there will be severe weather in the central part of the country from that front over the next couple of days. for us, though, 56 degrees for a high in boston. this afternoon, this time of the year, we should be in the low 50s now. we will end up seeing an above- average day. pretty pleasant by november standards. 55 to 60 degrees this afternoon. look at this overnight tonight,

it is part of the larger scale system, you can see the swirl moving from the great lakes up in eastern canada this storm is what will be increase ago this wind flow around its back edge as we head through the next several days. here's the front about to push through and once the front comes through the wind will pick up. in fact take a look, wind alerts and advisory extend from fargo, north dakota down toward ashville. we have had high wind washings here along the coast there, lakes ontario and another a cross portions of upstate new york. wind very, very strong through overnight hours, especially there and even threat for lake effect rain and even snow by the weekend. temperatures 59 degrees in philadelphia 56 in allentown. fifty-six in wilmington. we don't to have worry about rain or snow this weekend. note that is is going to be limited to areas a along the great lakes. you can see snow tomorrow morning, a few lake effect rain showers in new york state and northwestern pennsylvania and it is this pressure gradient, built in behind the storm, wind accelerate and we will deal witt right into

one time, i had a group, one student was in california, one was in eastern canada, and one was in india, and they still were a very active, vital group working together. tyler: inny own case, i would say it's an interesting time to be teaching languages. when online courses, and, to a certa extent, digital technology, so advanced that i wouldn't call it resistance from inststtutions, buu.... there's a certain appeal to relying solely on these digital and cyber learning methods. i can gigi an example from a college in the midwest, a small liberal arts college in missouri that recently had the idea of getting rid of the language programs, and replacing them with rosetta stone. rosetta stone, a great program, of course. super effective. in my own opinion, i think that's a dangerous move, because i don't think a software, however advanced it may be, can quite replace that live interaction with learning a language. but, certainly, there is great encouragement to make use of these of these ... not just digital, cyber learning, as well. i wholly embrace this. i think that, actually, language p

notice there may be actually a little bit of snow, too, from nebraska stretching back up into eastern canada. a lot of dry weather and fair weather up and down the eastern seaboard. mild to end the week. 60 on friday. looking good for any black friday holiday deals. 40s in the morning, too. so not all that cold. a few showers may linger into saturday morning. chilly on sunday, mid-40s to start next week. traffic and weather together. how are we looking, robi? >> the mass pike is often the worst roadway not so much in the morning but the afternoon. right now, we have delays on the pike. let's take a live look over the mass pike in brighton. the slowdowns start out in framingham where you crawl between route 30 and the weston barracks. to the north, 93 southbound, really bad right now. that's jam packed from stoneham chris, kathryn? >>> 6:48 light now. checking our top stories this morning, the state department alert. >> the state department warning isis and al qaeda could be planning other attacks around the world. it's warning to be careful while using public transportation or attending publ

baltimore and 40s in new york city and boston now 42 degrees, all compliments of high pressure in eastern canada, and with that high pressure in control, not finding much in the way of showers, high clouds streaming in from the north and west from state college and eerie and the lehigh valley and southern new jersey, but those clouds are not thick enough to block the sunshine presently, we continue to watch this massive comma shape below wichita, on the western side of the low, blizzard like conditions for kansas and colorado and east of there dealing with severe weather and tornado watches along the gust coast states. it gets cloudier tomorrow and then a soaking rain. we'll talk about the weekend in the full accuweather forecast. >>> if you have ever parked in center city and got slapped with a ticket for a meter that ran out. check this out. starting thursday, if you park at a kiosk or meter you can pay using your i'm phoner android, the philadelphia parking authority is going high tech giving drivers a new mobile powered way to pay for parking and hopefully cut back on the tickets and towing.

instead of coming right at us, we have high clouds in between storm, and then it takes a hook into eastern canada, so we are left with the leftovers of this cold front swinging through sunday morning, and we don't still 52 sunday. earlier in the week we were thinking 40, but it's not as the coldest air will be sunday chilly tonight. 30s in the burbs, 40 in the city. seasonable temperatures and 52. maybe a couple showers around sunday morning, but i'm still working on this, we mate just be dry sunday and avoid showers. cloudy along the coast monday. there's a storm offshore. that's a cold day, and then nice weather into the wednesday travel day, and the thanksgiving as well. more on that in the seven-day in the next half hour. back to you for now. >>> thank you. we have a quick programming remainder for you, tomorrow night is the half hour suspect woe go behind the scenes of -- we go behind the scenes of broadway's biggest shows of the season. it airs tomorrow night at 7:30 right here on channel 8. >>> and still ahead, a -- channel 7. >>> and shill ahead, a -- still ahead searching a reservoir for

weather features, we have a big area of high pressure from gulf of mexico to eastern canada. on the back side we have a few areas of snowshowers across the lake. this area comes over and it will give us sunshine for the next few days. then on wednesday we will notice a warming trend to last through the end of the week. the same time the pleasant weather is developing here out west. western part of the country. especially the specific northwest coast not pretty. another storm coming across the pacific northwest coast. 29 for average wake-up. 26 for midday. 50 degrees in the afternoon and sunshine despite morning clouds. throughout the day tomorrow, pleasant. cool. 54 at raleigh. 56 in charlotte. 51 in charlton, west virginia. the cold air hangs tough around the lower lakes. those areaals will see a warmup in day on wednesday. we will start on the east coast. clear weather. up and down the east coast. showers in florida are possible. some clouds developing on wednesday. through the central planes. we will see the rain through the area on thanksgiving day. at the same time the s

that part is headed into eastern canada. we get the leftovers. showers swing through our area. partly cloudy skies for a while tonight and then the clouds come right back. we're around 50 degrees. 60 degrees tomorrow and a couple of showers. we'll call it the work day rain because it's from 9:00 to 5:00. that will wind down as we approach the evening commute. partial clearing tomorrow night. the sun will be back later in the week. but so will the wind. we haven't had a day where we've had 40-mile-an-hour gusts and any of the leaves left will be stripped. we'll have more on that in your seven-day forecast. that could be the big factor headed into the upcoming weekend. okay, guys? >> that sounds like real november. >> only took half of the month to get there. >> not sure i'm ready for it. thank you. >>> you have to check this video out -- a daredevil soaring into the world record books. broke the skydiving record after jumping out of a plane and gliding 1800 -- 18 miles. the previous record was 17 miles. and he suffered a combat injuries. at the time, doctors said he may not walk

high pressure building out of eastern canada. the wind around the high pressure flows in a clockwise direction. the sea breeze kicking in keeps it cooler than everybody else. starting our day tomorrow with coastal clouds and a blend of sun and clouds where the clouds will increase today and tomorrow. i can't rule out a couple of showers but not until tomorrow evening. so most of our thursday has been dry. thursday into friday, a few scattered showers will be with us for friday morning's commute. sun breaks out friday afternoon. we come into the low to even some mid-70s. we approach record high temperatures. i think we'll do it in many communities late in the day friday evening and night, a cold front approaches. it's going to be breezy, too, and cooler air will come back into the mix as we head into the weekend. i know it's wednesday, hump day, but let's take a look towards the weekend. 50 on sunday even some upper 40s. much cooler, but a bright day looking good for the pats at gillette stadium as well. 60 to 66 today will do it.

a few showers rotating around and a big storm into eastern canada. that's crewhing a tight pressure gradient. we'll get some clouds out of that system, but nothing more than a sprinkle north and west of the city. that's about it. there will be some breaks of sunshine during the course of the day. 57 the expected high this afternoon. generally in the 50s elsewhere. mid-50s, long island. low 50s west sections of new jersey. the west wind, 15 to 25 sustained, gusting to 30 and 40 miles an hour. upper 30s in the distant suburbs well to the north and west. low and mid-30s. atstrong west wind, temperatures near 40 or 3e will feel considerably chillier so you'll need to bundle up for tonight. today it's all about the northwest wind that picks up in intensity. sun mixed with clouds. over the weekend we start out with a high of 49 on saturday, jumps to 57 by sunday. both days will see a mix of clouds and sunshine. early next week, nice monday and tice, around low 60s with sunshine. a few more clouds late wednesday, but 63. next chance of any showers later thu

there is a warm front along northern new england, back into eastern canada. tonight into tomorrow morning, a couple of rain and snow showers in iron and northern maine. for us, it's clear skies, it's smooth sailing with a light wind out of the southwest sincerely the coastline will be cooler, but a dry stretch for several days, as well. 60 for a high in boston today sincerely bedford, 63. norwood at 64. a touch cooler in that region. overnight tonight, about 5 to 10 degrees cooler than this morning in a lot of spots. 46 in boston. upper 30s in the coolest suburbs. look at this, 65 to 70 for highs tomorrow, mostly sunny. going to toss this out there. good raking weather, right? light wind, 60s, sunshine, not too bad. a lot of leaves falling down. mid-60s on wednesday. upper 50s at the coastline. thursday fixing more clouds. filtered sunshine and a few more clouds thursday night into friday morning. 70 to end the week. cooler air then comes in. only 50 by sunday. traffic and weather together, robi, busy behind you. >> yes,a bad accident north of the city. stay

this is a huge low over eastern canada that's going to take a while to leave us. once that comes south that's when a couple more rain or snow showers can dive in. i don't think they get all the way down to the coast but we'll watch it closely. it will just be a couple in the air. once you get outside i-95 it's getting cold and the windchills behind that front are dropping into the freezing mark and into the 20s over parts of canada. that's what we'll wake up to tomorrow morning. it's bright and blustery. this could be the coldest day of the season so far. blustery. turn around. after a cold morning it's tee time in the afternoon. 58 degrees, feeling great. sun and some high clouds. nicer into early next week. windy and chilly. 42 degrees tonight. tomorrow a tomorrow night clearing skies. the wind is still gusty early and backs down to 40 degrees. coming up at 4:30 we'll talk about next week. that cold air may sneak back in there and disrupt or warm up. more on that in the 7 accuweather forecast. the sky is unbelievable putting up the christmas lights. everything i

intee low pressure moving into eastern canada combined with strong high presre in the plains will drain gusts in the metro wilrange from 25-35mph at times. the winds will draw in cooler air and lead ta seasonable day tododay anand a chly w weekend ahead. at let there willll beplenty of sunshine. highs today will be in thupper 5s o around d 60 degrees. ovrnight temperatures will drop to the 300s. with winds ststaying brissk even iin the overnight hourwe are talking about >> ah, crowd full of love out here, lara. >> thank you so much, ginger. now we'll begin "pop news" -- by the way, dan put a lot of pressure on me. yes, "pop news" is good today. >> i'm trying to get in your head. that's my game. >> you did. you did. so i begin with a story about an italian company testing out a groundbreaking new strategy in order to reduce stress at work. i like that idea, right. so they're deciding arrivederci, e-mails. that's right. no more e-mailing. the company is in a trial period of carrying out of their day-to-day tasks the old-fashioned way. >> they call you all day long. >> it has not been easy

high pressure building out of eastern canada, too, will today, tomorrow and on wednesday. we don't get any wet weather that would arrive until thursday, late in the day, but the same front that's going to bring us showers by later on thursday will be responsible for severe weather the next few days in the central part of the look out for that. tornados likely along with damaging wind gusts from the gulf coast back to the plains. for us, though, 55 to 60 today. not too bad, right? tonight will be cold, so this morning is in the 30s and 40s. tomorrow, it's 20s and 30s. 35 in boston, but most of our suburbs back into the 20s with clear skies tonight and high temperatures tomorrow, 5 to 10 degrees cooler. only 45 to 50 degrees for most of us. wednesday, around 50 with late- day clouds moving in. thursday, those clouds thicken, we get a chance of showers. particularly late in the day that last into friday morning. and then we're talking about temperatures cooling off again in the upper 40s for the weekend. speaking of the weekend, we want to remind you of this. saturday is the

but that part of the storm lifting in to the lakes and eastern canada. we get the leftovers here. this little strip of broken showers, that's going to swing through the day tomorrow with light rain. partly to mostly cloudy skies, 50. rain arriving. could catch part of the tail end of the morning commute. if you want to miss the rainfall, leave earlier. maybe .1 or quarter of an inch at most. here's what we're working on for 5:30. will bills-jets tomorrow? how about 40-mile-per-hour gusts a possibility friday and saturday? and briefly blustery, then is it another warmup in the long range? we'll talk about that in the next half hour. >> oh, the bills and the jets. >>> we just got new details on the pope's upcoming trip to mexico. wait till you see where he plans to visit. >> why a mother trying to help her teething baby wound up getting arrested. >> 31-year-old tristan walker hard at work with his team. he's an entrepreneur who's it took joel silverman years to become a master dog trainer. but only a few commands to master depositing checks at chase atms. technology designed for you

we have high pressure out of eastern canada. it will provide us with a nice start to the week. quiet today, quiet tomorrow. tomorrow, though, we'll be 5 to 10 degrees cooler than this afternoon. wednesday, we rebound a touch. late-day clouds work in. and we get into wet weather. there will be a pretty strong front in the central part of the country. the next few days, you will hear about it because it's through the plains. this front arrives in weakened form to us but not until later on thursday. a dry stretch for the next couple of days and temperatures in the upper 50s, as well. middle 50s here in boston, back up to lawrence, portsmouth at 52. there will be a couple of clouds at times, but this time of the year, we should be in the low 50s, so above average, upper 50s, plymouth to norwood. 50s on the cape and islands. overnight tonight, cold. so we've got 30s and 40s this morning. tomorrow it's 20s and 30s widespread. 22 to 28 in the suburbs. mostly sunny skies, though, bright, beautiful-looking day, a little on the chilly side. upper 40s for highs on tuesday. wednesday,we bu

it's also doing is really squashing any storms across much of the country of high pressure in eastern canada an beast of a high in the deep south, kind of voiding much of the area of even clouds so this is a great setup as we head into that travel day on wednesday. so, as we look ahead in that accuweather forecast the two will linger tomorrow for one more day. we're looking at smooth travel on wednesday and who doesn't like a warm turkey? i tell you wait until you see the numbers as we head towards that holiday sharrie in that full accuweather forecast in just a little bit. >> yeah, i'll take a warm turkey. >> yeah. >> adam, thank you. >>> well, the eagles they don't have much time to pick up the pieces after yesterday's embarrassing loss to the tampa bay bucks n3 days they'll be in detroit to take on the lions on thanksgiving day. today we heard from chip kelly. sports director ducis rodgers live in the "action news" sports center and the questions are only getting tougher for the head coach at this point. >> sharrie they have to. he's the head coach and de facto general manager so the buck

mix the atmosphere a little bit so it pulls down some of those stronger winds with that low in eastern canadae south and west so it's kind of a play between these two pressure centers to funnel that wind to gusts near 30 miles an hour but still a lot of sun but a chilly high of 51 with wind chills in the afternoon only in the 40's butter then the wind relaxes as high pressure comes in, it eases the atmosphere. 59 degrees. much milder and wall to wall sunshine here which is a good thing because we've got the dolphins in town against the eagles, mostly sunny, 57 for your kickoff temperature by the fourth quarter. our temperature at 56 degrees with west-southwesterly winds between six and 12 miles an hour. the exclusive accuweather 7-day forecast 51 windy chilly tomorrow. again wind chills staying in the 40's in the afternoon, even high temperatures north and west of town only in the 40's. and then better the second half of the weekend meaning it's going to feel warmer but just as bright as saturday and then how about this? we're back 65 degrees on monday. again, with an abundant amount of sunsh

we still import oil in eastern canada, though we have a net surplus of petroleum here, and also because there's a lot of demand to ship it out west by pipeline and tanker out to the far east. there is demand for that. we have to face the fact, nobody knows where the oil price is going, and that the present price where our glorious saudi allies have reduced it, which is chiefly incidentally what kept putin out of ukraine and the baltic states not our feebly led western alliance, where oil is now, keystone wasn't looking all that brilliant in operation anyway. neil: you just hit on the fact that -- you're right, conrad, thank you very much, very good talking to you again. >> thank you, you were the star last night, neil. neil: very kind of you. the check is in the mail, conrad. conrad black. >>> whether the president ruled for or against this and ultimately ruled against it, i've heard from a lot of energy suppliers, the fact of the matter is that you needed oil around $65 a barrel to justify all the expense of drilling for it, right? and the fact of the matter is it's about $20 less than

snaking across many parts of the u.s., and eastern parts of canada. that has given heavily rain. dallas reported record amounts of rainfall. the pictures to the east. there's a lot of flooding there. there's a lot of ice as well. the ice went beautiful. look at that. coating everything. but it is very, very dangerous. on the grounds it makes it slippery on the roads. it's heavy. if it managed to congregate on the trees or the powerlines, it brings them down. that is why ice storms are devastating. the system is now edging eastwards, as it does so it will bring us violent weather towards the south. but there could be freezing rain out of this >>> thank you indeed. we are approaching the midway point. still to come - the war between lima's rich and poor. the war of shame. al jazeera meets people on both sides of the divide, plus... >> i'm jennifer glasse. the governor is hoping a tax on mobile phone calls is the first step authorities firstal independence >>> and the golden state warriors unbeatener streak stretches further. details in 20 minutes with jo. jo. >> every monday night.

high pressure dropped out of canada shoved the # 0-degree weather further down the eastern seaboard. high pressure good in the sense the air is dry. lots of sunshine. because the blue h came out of canada at not up the eastern seaboard. cool today. here's a weather system. a lot of cloud thursday. most of thursday stayed dry. this weather system is just slowly crawling to the eastern seaboards. some computer model suggest a brief burst of heavy rainfall. probably not until after thursday evening. more likely overnight thursday night. maybe into friday morning. friday morning commute could with dicey with some very heavy rain. that will move out midday friday. normal high is 52. for a change theable in cooler than normal. tonight mostly cool. speaking of to night. more likely after midnight through early tomorrow as we h passing through the debris. a comet and meteors will appear coming out of the constellation leo. get that a check. through the day tomorrow. mostly sunny sky. cool tomorrow. upper 40s tomorrow. >>> this is something that working women address every day. we're talking a

the eastern united states is going up to canada. there's a thin line of rain that will move into our neck of the woods for tomorrow. we're looking at the timeline, the clouds thickening up through tomorrow morning. during the afternoon, we have a chance of a couple of showers, mainly in central massachusetts, and central new hampshire. awhile. that's small line of heavier rainfall. mass. most of our rain will be morning. that lowers the impact. all of these have been similar. it keeps us out of too much trouble. by the time we get to the last of the rain it, leaves eastern massachusetts, and we'll work in sunshine tomorrow afternoon. tomorrow's highs come with a caveat. they'll happy in the evening. we're looking at temperatures that get to the mid and upper 50s, most of the day it will be in the 40s to low 50s. it will be a cool one especially as the clouds increase. in terms of an impact on commute, showers around tomorrow evening, the steadier stuff still lingering in trial morning's drive. plan for extra time out there. it could

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high pressure on the eastern seaboard dropped out of canada air. and that begins to fade away as we work toward tonight and tomorrow. because a weather system from the midwest moves in with milder rain. 2:00 tomorrow afternoon showers western new england i think we can get through just about the entire evening commute tomorrow without any rain but i think we'll have rain sweep across new england tomorrow night and very early in the day on friday. at one time i thought we would have most of friday morning rainy. now this weather system looks like lit speed up. by friday afternoon we're talking sunny skies, and much warmer temps on friday. close to 60. we're dry today. dry saturday in between as the weather system a few showers likely late tomorrow afternoon. more likely tomorrow night and very early on friday morning. i think after 8:00 friday rain is gone and then clouds after that the temperature will respond with that sunshine. not today, though. we'll have sun all afternoon. still cool. only 45 to 50. boston around 48. merrimack valley the numbe

you can see some 20s through eastern new york and look at canada ottawa sitting at 25. it is clear.to be cold tonight but high pressure sits right over us and that is great news for tomorrow afternoon. that high moves off the coast and as it does, we get more of a southerly flow and that's a warm wind for us so pleasant temperatures more seasonal for your wednesday. by thursday, possibly some clouds moving in with on shore flow some morning fog for our morning turkey trot or bowl but then day wears on we'll see those warm southerly winds building in and temperatures will be above average. not only thursday but also friday. really mild with strong southerly winds that will boost temperatures into the upper 60s. some places challenging record warmth on friday and that is going to be a great day to get outdoors and get those early buys many you won't be freezing black friday morning if you're out early trying to get those deals. you can see this cold front it has rain associated with it. this moves through on saturday. and that will be changing our weather over the course of the holida

high pressure building from canada found a home along the eastern seaboard. the weather message from a lot of sunshine. still on the chilly side. normal high 49. this afternoon, lower 40s metro boston, south shore, north shore, merrimack valley much the same. into the worcester hills, fitchburg close to 40 degrees. the cape and the islands, edgartown 45. chatham 45. tonight clear, cold, 22 to 29. and tomorrow lots of sunshine. cool tomorrow. the numbers tomorrow in the upper 40s then something special happens on thursday, thanksgiving. high pressure slides south of new england and sets up a southerly flow. that will warm things up on thursday. temperatures for the 50s. here. there will be clouds that show up early thursday morning so plan on a mostly cloudy day for thanksgiving but lots of sunshine today. big travel day "today in new england." if you're moving outside of new england, roads are dry up and down the eastern seaboard. if you're flying tomorrow or today, most of the country is storm free. a fair amount of clouds through the center part of the nati

the huge snowstorm is up in canada, the trailing cold front has hit the eastern seaboard. there will be wet weather from jacksonville to the carolinas an portions of south jersey. could see a little bit of rain. there's the front right there. it pushed through the western portions of the keystone state this morning. 33 in pittsburgh. same number for buffalo and binghamton. we're showing 52, but that number will drop as the day wears on. here's the cold stuff across the great lake states, 11 degrees in chicago. that's not driving south and east, it's pushing this way. it will be a quick shot warming up on the front range. by the time we get into tuesday and wednesday we'll see a nice warm up with high temperatures in time 60s. major hubs look quiet. 52 in philadelphia. logan 46. or lands doe -- orlando, 68 and atlanta, 38 degrees. the giants have the week off, the eagles have their eye on the redskins and the buccaneers their opponent at the linc. jeff skeverski has more on the nfc fight in sports. >> reporter: let's be honest the eagles don't look like a playoff team, but

the core of the cold over central canada you see that purple. it invades the whole easterneaboard over the course of the weekend and we are talking about the coldest air we have seen since last spring. it is upon us. we'll talk more about those numbers and of course have your winter outlook later in the broadcast for now we'll send it back to you. >> kathy, thank you. >>> parents making noise outside the philadelphia school district offices tonight. they're angry about plans to turn three public elementary schools into charters. they gathered to send a message to the school reform commission. fox 29's shawnette wilson is live in spring garden tonight. shawnette? >> reporter: iain, many people parents feel that they have have been shut out of the process to decide what to do with three schools. they say the district should provide more resources to their schools instead of converting them to charters. parents and teachers spoke loud and clear in the lobby of the philadelphia school district building ahead of tonight's full resource commission meeting. >> no more charter! >>

is, he either means that canada is an unstable country and we don't want to be reliant on them to get energy, or he's saying the meerns countries are not stable -- middle eastern countries are not stable and so maybe we should buy from canada instead. either way it makes no sense. but as i read it and read it and read it, but the president in his statement is saying we don't need a pipeline because canada is unstable and we don't need oil from unstable countries. i will tell you that since the war of 1812, we've gotten along with canada pretty well. we seemed to have settled our differences about 1815 and they've been a very stable trading partner for us. and it seems nonsensical to me to hear the president say because it doesn't produce enough jobs, i'm not going to permit it. because it won't affect the price of gasoline today, i won't permit it. and because canada is unstable as a trading partner, i'm not going to permit it. the president can choose to do whatever he chooses to do, but answers like this make no sense to the american people. and they make no sense to energy country when we understand full well the actual facts on the ground. in recent days w

happening, here, there is a warm front by well north up into canada, and we've got temperatures over the not only tri state but basically, the eastern two-thirds of the country, really, i have seen a lot of warm weather, and the jet stream kind of carrying that cooler air up in over us so therefore we've got the warm stuff another couple dids, high temperature to 60 -- 70, shower minimal quick light shower or drizzle especially in afternoon high it up to -- 64, 74 degrees for you high temperature. and looks like 64 for you are on saturday chance next couple days not negligible any rain should be on very light side, don't forget about our weather, forecasts on fox 5 google play store to download right now check it out, lets bring it inez see what is going on deeper into the morning fog may be causing more and more problems good morning. >> good morning, visibility an issue out there, so we've got to be careful, in connecticut no problems 95 or merritt parkway same queens, grand central park away so far so good cameras look at commute this morning -- this is bradley no problems eastbound westbound -- bridge coalesced because of constr

rickardsville, ryan and all of eastern iowa in the midthe newly merged d raft-heinz foodd company says it will close seven manufacturing facilities in the u-s and canada over the next two eliminated. one of the manufacturing facilities that will close is in madison, wisconsin. the company will also close a lunch-meat processing plant in davenport -- and relocate production to a new facility to be built several miles away. this is a bg step for customers in line at a drive-thru. a starbucks in florida is now taking orders through sign language. a customer captured her recent experience on her cell phone. shhis placing hehe order on the screenn using sign language. the employee realized she was hearing impaired -- and turned on the screen so she could communicate with her through sign language. she was so excited she put it facebook, and the video has now been seen by over a million people. the college basketball season starts in about a week -- and this morning, disappointing news about one of the most anticipated games. the number one ranked north carolina tar heels comeeto cedar falls later this month to play u-n-i. they're led by former linn-mar sta

that low is over western utah, eastern nevada bringing down a north-to-south wind. that's direct from canadahe key is no ocean influence. ocean influence keeps us warmer in the winter. we don't have that now. the north wind will keep us dry and chilly through the weekend. next week we get the ocean influence. with it, a new area of low pressure system meaning rainfall. rain returns on tuesday, back to 60 degrees. much-needed rain in the forecast for the first day of december which is of course tuesday. san jose tomorrow 55 degrees. concord sunshine, but only 53. san rafael 56. san francisco 55. santa rosa your high tomorrow 57 degrees. saturday we are sunny but cold again, freeze warning tomorrow night, too. a little cloudier sunday and monday but rain-free and lo and behold we'll see more rainfall and perhaps the beginning of a wetter pattern by the middle of next week and coming up in about 15 minutes, we did a story about what el nino is likely to bring this winter. and the impacts likely will begin as soon as december. >> everybody is asking. what is it coming? >> we have been talking ab

canada, they have not said when. still working on it >>> the river delta flowing into brazil's eastern coast is the third largest, an important source of income for some of the poorest residents who gathered. after manufacturing jobs left the area, profits have been dwindling. al jazeera's kimberley halkett reports. >> reporter: after me lost his job, like his neighbours, it was all that was left to do. it's the worst place in the world to make a living. harvesting crops, they get dirty, mosquitos in the downpours that you have to work through. >> reporter: unless the crab poopulation returns, padre duds not wish for his children. he has been at it for 10 hours, and has 16 crabs to show for his efforts. >> too many peopler catching crabs. you used to get several hundred a day. now we have trouble getting 10. >> grabs are one of the devastated natural resources in the delta. until three years ago, the brazilian government intervened. instead of banning fishing and crabbing, it created cooperatives with fishing rights for the poorest and vulnerable families, allowing for harvesting in concentrated areas, where populat

eastern. ♪ betty: it is time for the bloomberg business flash. kraft heinz says it will close at seven factories in the u.s. and canadae next two years that will eliminate 2600 -- chipotle mexican grill has hired food safety chipotle firms in an effort to defuse the health scare. the company closed 43 restaurants over the weekend after e. coli break. peoplehs but at least 12 have been hospitalized. health officials have not yet found a cause of the outbreak. avon posted a -- an unexpected loss hurt by the strong dollar and brazil. the company is struggling with changing tastes and the waning effectiveness of the door to door sales model. avon says free cash flow this year will be positive but the figure will be less than previously forecast, at $100 million. you can always get more business news at bloomberg.com. it get any gloomier for groupon? the stock dropped over 30% after the company announced weaker than expected earnings and replaced its ceo again. given up may long have on groupon anyway since its ipo shares are down 90%. what went so wrong for the online coupon company? here with more insight, is it just tha

we still of the warm surge in the eastern portion of the country, but this cool air coming in from canada front has come along will make its way to the east coast. starting tomorrow, you'll see temperatures go down a little bit and even more into sunday. in the meantime, this puts us through the next three days, back into the western tier of the country. for our temperatures, again, today is really probably the last day of full out 70's on the east coast. temperatures start to go down as we get into tomorrow and then more on sunday. >> that fog was incredible. >> nice temperatures while it lasted. >> there is a massive size mcfault under the pacific ocean stretching 700 files from california to vancouver. >> experts fear it could become active, unleashing a major earthquake. one elementary school is taking the warnings seriously. >> it's 9:30 in the morning, and this sixth grade class is just starting their day. an announcement comes over the loud speakers. >> drop, cover and hold. this is a drill. >> this isn't just a basic earthquake drill. it's also a tsunami drill. that's because this

area of the country, the west, we are getting more of that air in from canada, where the warm temperatures are bubble up in the eastern pores of the country. this will shift along as that storm system shifts along and brings the front with it, but a real contrast in the meantime, much cooler, 68 in los angeles. a few days away we were in the 80's versus ahead of memphis is easily into the 70's. watch what happens. this is today. i'm going to jump forward to friday. minneapolis at 69, denver at 65. these drop 20 degrees as this front continues to slide through. friday, the east coast is still in it, by scads orr sunday, the temperatures go back, which is really getting us back to normal. here's a look at the front. it's not just the temperatures changing. this tomorrow will bring from what we have now snow in the west to more rain and chance for stronger storms tomorrow. >> we'll watch that, thank you. >>> michelle obama has been promoting education for millions of girls around the world. >> challenging the cause, going from refugee to educator in afghanistan. >> we made a promise to these heroes... this is one promise

eastern part of novi a scotia scotia. you can see the swirl here. that storm is heading out of iowa right up north into canada. you can see where the cold front is found, this line of clouds and rain. some of these have been strong storms moving to the atlanta area. we're not going to see any severe weather tomorrow, but the potential with the front is to bring locally heavy rainfall tomorrow afternoon into the first part of tomorrow night. you'll see that in the day planner. a little drizzle, periods or occasional spotty light rain, upper 50s to the lower 60s by lunchtime. it's the afternoon into tomorrow night where the downpours occur. we'll be in the middle 60s. the green is the rain. watch the timestamp into the later part of the evening. that goes away. friday, mainly sunny and not too cool in the wake of the front. we'll be in the upper 50s on friday. cooling down more on saturday and more so on sunday when the next wave of chillier air will arrive. clouds and breezy weather tonight. showers or drizzling late tonight, after midnight. not a lot of that. 54 in the city. 40s to 50s in the suburbs. periods

eastern seaboard. it is pumping up warm, moist air from the tropics. this ridge expands into canada.it does, the warm, moist flows of air come in. look what we'll be seeing. temperatures are anywhere from 10 to 20 degrees above normal, from texas to maine. we're looking for widespread records. temperatures getting up 21 degrees above normal in rochester. 15 degrees above normal in new york and boston. then a cold front comes through. friday, we're still warm but not quite as warm. by saturday, that front pushes through and temperatures drop below normal. in the meantime, friday, record-setting highs up and down the eastern your commute. at the complex apartment in norris town, a shoot og kurd. early this morning, police expanded the crime scene to a car parked in front of the building. no ward yet on a suspect or motive. we will have another update in 25 minutes. now back to the "today" show with matt lauer. in >> gd rng, i >> you were. >> we talked about this. it is official so we can say it out loud. gwen stefani and blake shelton are dating. they work together a

eastern seaboard. it is pumping up warm, moist air from the tropics. is ridge expands intoo canada. as it does, the warm, moist flows of air come in. look what we'll be seeing. temperatures are anywhere from 10 to 20 degrees above normal, from texas to maine. we're looking for widespread records. temperatures getting up 21 degrees above normal in rochester. 15 degrees above normal in new york and boston. then a cold front comes through. quite as warm. by saturday, that front pushes through and temperatures drop below normal. in the meantime, friday, record-setting highs up and down the eastechance of rain and thunderstorms to the state. stormtrack7 live weather network will eventually look grey and wet today. right now it is dry with warm temps... we are still in the low to mid 50s over most of state to thehewest. windd will be breezy from the south today ahead of the cold front, but will turn to through. clouds are tracking into the area, with somclouds still iour northern counties. rain to the west will eventually fill in as the system tracks to the northeastst the front wiwil aft

eastern seaboard. it is pumping up warm, moist air from the tropics. this ridge expands into canada.oes, the warm, moist flows of air come in. look what we'll be seeing. temperatures are anywhere from 10 to 20 degrees above normal, from texas to maine. we're looking for widespread records. temperatures getting up 21 degrees above normal in rochester. 15 degrees above normal in new york and boston. then a cold front comes through. friday, we're still warm but not quite as warm. by saturday, that front pushes through and temperatures drop below normal. in the meantime, friday, record-setting highs up and down >>> good morning. i'm meteorologist keri hall. we have some high thin clouds moving in but a beautiful sunrise and chilly temperatures. 49 degrees in san francisco. while the north bay is at 39 degrees. highs today in the mid to upper 60s. not as windy as yesterday and mostly sunny skies into the rest of the day. we'll have mostly clear skies and another chilly one tonight. more of this weather heading into the weekend. >> guys, we have official rokerthon2 swag for all of you comi

eastern seaboard. it is pumping up warm, moist air from the tropics. this ridge expands into canada. as it does, the warm, moist flows of air come in. look what we'll be seeing. temperatures are anywhere from 10 to 20 degrees above normal, from texas to maine. we're looking for widespread records. temperatures getting up 21 degrees above normal in rochester. 15 degrees above normal in new york and boston. then a cold front comes through. friday, we're still warm but not quite as warm. by saturday, that front pushes through and temperatures drop below normal. in the meantime, friday, record-setting highs up and down the eastern seaboard. >> guys, we have official rokerthon2 swag for all of you coming up. >> fleece? >> get it for christmas. >> wow. >> this is a fleece, yes. >> really nice. >> i hope i get the jumpsuit. >> exclusive collection, modelled by al roker. >> should make a snuggie. >> that's what al needs for his flight this morning. >> sleep on the flight, al. you'll need it. >>> new concerns over your kids and cell phones. why experts are saying the guidelines when it comes

eastern seaboard. it is pumping up warm, moist air from the tropics. this ridge expands into canada. as it does, the warm, moist flows of air come in. look what we'll be seeing. temperatures are anywhere from 10 to 20 degrees above normal, we're looking for widespread records. temperatures getting up 21 degrees above normal in rochester. 15 degrees above normal in new york and boston. then a cold front comes through. friday, we're still warm but not quite as warm. by saturday, that front pushes through and temperatures drop below normal. in the meantime, friday, record-setting highs up and down the . >>> al, thanks very much. fog the issue especially along long island. islip zero visibility and west hampton. a dense fog advisory stays in effect until about 10:00 a.m. watch for the dense fog, shower or sprinkle and record warmth possible tomorrow with a temperature in the 70s. maybe a stray shower tomorrow evening. we cool it down on saturday and clouds. late sun. much cooler sunday and back to sunshine with a high in the middle 50s. >> guys, we have official rokerthon2 swag for all o