introduce that rain as we head into the overnight, right now pushing through new york state and eastern pennsylvania, arriving here between 8:00 and 9:00 this evening. hour by hour watching that leading in of the downpour, we'll be in and out of these showers and down pours through the overnight, beneficial rain for us, maybe even a crack ever thunder or two but i don't think there will be too much of that going on, the shoulders will start wrapping up, we'll see warm temperatures out the get, temps that will rise to 60 degrees just after midnight. we'll still be close to 60 in mostly cases tomorrow morning, then we'll hold in the 50s through tomorrow afternoon. the thing about tomorrow, the wind. we'll have the latest on that in a few minutes, paula. >> thank. >>> dr. pat i can scene in a wooster courtroom as the mother of a murdered woman began >> you guys -- are you kidding me? >> ma'am. >> for killing my son you are giving him a bill. >> the mother thought the accused killer was going to be grabbed bail, he was not. >> louise mendez rivas stabbed month. >>> today marks three years since the shoo

. >>> and a car plows into two homes in eastern pennsylvania. plus, david murphy returns with your accuweather forecast including new years when we come right back. >>> the world health organization declared the nation of guinea free of ebola. the virus claimed 2500 lives in guinea and is the starting point for the largest ebola epidemic ever. this came after no new cases were detected in three weeks and guinea had to go lieu two incubation periods in those two weeks. and more than 15,000 ebola survivors in east africa face health issues linked to the virus. >>> iraq's prime minister vows that -- by next year. the prime minister says that his next goal it to quote, liberate mosul, that city is vital in the fight against isis, because it's the most populated area held by the terror group. >>> and now the search continues for craig strictland, the singer went missing while hunting in oklahoma with a friend, a powerful storm struck and he was not seen since. >> reporter: as the lead singer of the country band back road anthem, craig strickland play

the city but we have some rain activity around the periphery towards the hudson valley and eastern pennsylvania seeing some rain moving in slowing around the tristate area as we go through the afternoon. we want your umbrella handy as you head out the door, we anticipate some showers, springlike, high readings in the upper 50s st. louis 60s across the tristate area, another chance of showers wednesday, thursday we see them try out a bit, temperatures in the 70s and christmas day looks fabulous, 63 degrees for the high. this is the first week of winter. hard to believe. alice everything on the roads? ines: we havehow is everything on the roads? ines: we have a problem in bronx. northbound your fine, no the sawmill across westchester, new jersey commute with no issues at the moment, new jersey 287. let's look at your commute on the lie, no problems westmount or eastbound, and bqe for the brooklyn bridge so far so good. northbound traffic moving without any problems. as far as trains, running on or close. liz: today after the 1-year anniversary of the murders of 3 to nypd officers and other debt i

some steadier rain over eastern pennsylvania. that will translate off to the east during the next couple of hours so that by 9:00 p.m., much of the rain is probably off to the south and east and affecting brooklyn and queens. down through parts of ocean counties in new jersey. this is associated with a cold front. behind the front becoming much chillier. by 7:00 in the morning we are down to 40 in the park. closing to freezing areas north you get off to a sunny start. especially from the city and points north. clouds move in rapidly. we are overcast by 5:00 p.m. look what happens north and west of the city. temperatures stay at or below freezing. meanwhile, we are above freezing. we are not worried about any icy travel in the city and the coast. but north and west of the city, there is a snow, sleet, freezing rain moving in. by 7:00 a.m. tuesday, it is 30 in newburg. 31 sussex. there can still be some issues in the tuesday morning commute. meanwhile everywhere else has gone over to plain old rain. it will come down hard in times.

look how the clouds are thinning out over eastern pennsylvania. that will come in here and plenty of stars the next few hours. a warm front coming in later tomorrow and tomorrow night. and maybe a stray shower. this cold front washes out. we get the mild air. cloudy skies early thursday morning. breaks of sun, up to 58. weekend warm. could be 10 to 20 above our average. mid- to upper-60s over the upcoming weekend. partly cloudy, areas of fog. 39. 52 tomorrow with clouds and sunshine. slick spot north and west. isolated shower tomorrow night as the warm air comes in. 52 tomorrow. look at futurecast on thursday. a stray shower. most are dry and clouds break for sunshine. friday 60. i think we are around 60 on saturday as well. sunday could be the warmest day in the mid- to upper-60s then rain monday. i don't know if it's first thing or waits in the letter end of the day. i will have more at 11:00. three straight days in the 60s in december. >> wow. >> i believe you. >> and your hair smells good, too. >> thanks. >>> laura behnke is up next with sport

southwest connecticut and eastern pennsylvania. through the evening, steady rains. downpours that could be a rumble of thunder. it will continue into the wee hours of the morning. foggy and misty to start and if we get any sunshine at all, it will recover in terms of temperature. only 48 in boston. we have a shot at reaching 70 tomorrow. whether it does or not it will be record breaking warmth. >> with temperatures still above average and no snow in sight you could say it's a holiday bonus for anyone with a green thumb. sarah is live in brighton with more on this. sarah? sarah: this rainy weather is welcomed here at the garden center. take a look. this normally would not look year. it's just an example of how all around the boston area, it really does not look a lot like christmas. reporter: mother is even things in boom that are normally bare. >> look at how full the blooms are. reporter: bill of the mahoney's garden center is allowing many plants to survive longer and customers are coming in droves to cultivate their greenery. >>

in connecticut and suffolk county, the visibility has really come up, he is special across eastern pennsylvania. so that will improve. tomorrow morning, clouds, a few breaks. winds already a chilly breeze. we're at 46 and we've also dried the air. heavier coat tomorrow. a mix of sun and clouds, very gusty wind. even if we reach 50, 52, it will feel like we're in the low to mid-40s. still a few showers with the cold front. light and patchy over the next couple of hours. you just see the wind shift. the wind is coming out of the west. that will help to dry these showers up. there's a second piece to this system, the system in the upper atmosphere. that's going to drop a couple of these showers in our northwest suburbs morning. watch the futurecast. after we dry out over the next couple of hours that second piece could actually drop a northwest suburbs might see a cool rain shower. upper 30s north and wet. during the afternoon hours temperatures get to around 50 but it never feels that warm. sunglasses, heavier coat. that system moves away, less wind, still a little breezy but less wind on friday.

eastern pennsylvania to around central pennsylvania, that really comes in midday. our computer model is showing 11:00, noontime, and then it's sort of out of the area by 3, 4:00. tonight we get a break, and tomorrow we're cloudy with fog, and then rain by lunchtime 2:00 tomorrow into the evening into tomorrow night. two days you need your rain gear, and big fog for thursday morning. traveling on christmas eve morning there will be big slowdowns with this fog. temperatures will be in the low 60s this afternoon with this rain. you see 60, 61 from the park south on our computer model. we get this break tonight. the temperatures overnight are still in the upper 50s. tomorrow we're around 62 with evening, and then tomorrow night look at the temperatures surging up. tomorrow morning we start the day at 67 degrees. it's going to be really warm. departures from normal. this is from december 1st through the 22nd. we're 11 degrees warmer than normal for this time of the year on average. that's a lot. some days within 20, 25 degrees above normal. last year to contrast last wi

rain for a couple more hours, fog has been an issue for much of day, in interior new jersey, eastern pennsylvania, and poconos and hudson valleys, now, visibility reduced. if you are driving the rain is here is the rain, that first batch is moving to the north east, we have an area of low pressure that the pass to the southeast, clouds remain as we go through rest of the night, as that low makes its way southeast of us, we'll leave in chance of showers, greatest across long island eastern portions of connecticut. asy this move to the east very slowly. on back side, of the system clear weather working in tomorrow, if you look at mild weather, you have to go way to florida, temperatures in low 80s, in miami, even milder southeastern states have their cold weather -- mile weather pushed to coast line, cold weather pressing itself across the nation from northern plains down to the southern states. northern texas may be in 50s tomorrow. to west, in 30s, in boyesy and boise in seat, l.a. in 60s. break out to sunshine. stay with us for the last day of 2015. we'll start off new year dry, mainly clear ski

works his way around the country, eventually coming to philadelphia, new jersey, and delaware, eastern pennsylvaniaere's so manyyyn5 kids looking forward to his visit. and there are certain times during your career, by the way, that you meet someone who literally changes your life for the better in an instant. >> and that special moment for me came when i had the opportunity to meet a young man who also grabbed the hearts of the philadelphia eagles. his name is gavin tony, and he scored his own touchdown by getting a vip invite from the eagles. take a look. >> this is chip kelly from the philadelphia eagles. >> seriously? >> yeah. >> how are you? >> outstanding. i heard a great story about you and what a great defensive tackle you are. i saw a little video on you, and calling to see if we could invite you to come down to our game against the bills this sunday. >> yeah, i would like that. >> reporter: for this 12-year-old, it may as well be super bowl sunday. >> wow. >> reporter: this 7th grader flying high with the eagles, now living his dream. he was born without arms or legs. hardly an obstacle f

this high pressure ridge keeps pushing eastward and some sunny breaks are coming up now in eastern pennsylvania. that will happen late in the day. temperatures are going to just keep dropping as we go through you'll notice tomorrow morning we're into the 30s with the the 20s. afternoon. low 35. tomorrow we're looking at a blustery colder day, feels like the 30s with wind gusts of 35 miles an hour. your accuweather seven-day forecast, a few flakes here on saturday north and west. poconos, catskills, that sort of thing, and we'll be seeing those 30s warming up. it will feel like the 30s saturday but we warm up sunday. look at next week. wednesday and thursday especially, christmas eve we could set a record high at 67 degrees on christmas eve. eve. it's going to ruin all of weren't, the christmas songs, you know, here's what we do. >> we go caroling and sing beach boys songs. >> it's liked in of the ugly sweater, ugly t-shirts and such, yeah. >> saw that at the building. it was the ugly t-shirt contest. >> thanks, bill. >> he is perhaps the most wanted teen in america now the young man who used th

up to neurgh, stewart apor and extending northward to about the woodstock are a couf shors eastern pennsylvania. we'll see more as the night goes along. more so after midnight. notice how the bandhs out conserably as it getsloser and closer to us. it will be another areaf rain that will slide in here tomorrow doest look likheavy rainfall, a lot of rain, but casional rn will be coming in after midnight and through tomorrow. lower 50s in new york city. right now, we're around the high. 53 at belmar. same at islip. 56 montauk. upper 40s towards poughkeepsie. the wind was gus earlier. figure the southwest wind stays tonit and a southerly wind as we head into tomorrow. here's futurecast you can see the area of rain i spoke of down here from memphis down to new orleans. and a cold front is off to the west. ahead of the front is going to be south-southwesterly air that will warm things up over the next few days. this is deceptive. i'm calling it a cold front, but there's no cold air behind it so it won't turn cold. the front will move along. the next system will move out of west. that will drag warmer

then another line, back to eastern pennsylvania, a look at 3d on that. show you as it comes hang. again, continue to advance the east of the wide view on that will show a couple more showers. that should be about it. it will have a clearing trend as we get to tomorrow. look at the future cast. the showers move away. drying trend coming in as we go to moment morning through the ta. a gusty wind tomorrow. 56 in the city tonight. 40's to lower 50's. areas of fog and a couple more shower, maybe a rum bevel up thisser. >> good deal. thanks, nick. >> drone sightings near airports and going to be under everyone's crest mass trees as well. >> that is true. the government plans to require all drones and other unmanned aircraft to be registered. arthur chi'en is live with what it mean force immature aviators. arthur? reporter: steve, this is about timing. 1.6 million drones will be sold and hundreds of thousands of people are expected to hit the market in just the coming weeks because of the holidays. reporter: feating all drone, the faa is requiring the owners reg ter the unmanned aircraft

we see some clearing over towards eastern pennsylvania and central new york. that will be heading to our area. tomorrow, plenty of sunshine before another round of clouds work into the region. no rain is associated with the clouds. there are patchy showers off to the west. tomorrow morning we'll wake up with plenty of sunshine across the region. towards the afternoon we'll see the clouds roll in. looks like tomorrow we'll go try to squeeze through from time to time on sunday. overall we should stay dry. the big talk will be about the temperatures as we're expecting numbers to soar to well above average readings for this time of year. tonight we'll be comfortable across the region. we'll go partly cloudy and hours. expect readings to be coolest to the north and west. we'll find readings in the 30. in the city, 40s to low 50s. tomorrow, we'll have a mix of sun and clouds by the afternoon. it will be mild again with highs in the 60s and we'll take it up a few degrees sunday. some spots will be in the upper 60s by the afternoon. we stay dry until monday. that's wh

also new a shooting at a walmart store in far eastern pennsylvania. this happened in east straysburg near the pennsylvania new jersey border. a man entered the store with an assault rifle and several hand guns. there are reports the person shot was the gunman. police have not said who may have shot him. >>> a 29-year-old man is fighting for his life at a hospital right now after he was hit by a car on the upper east side. the impact sent the victim into a tree. the man had been riding a scooter at the time. it happened just after 3:00 on fifth avenue and east 85th street. a second person was hurt in the accident but is expected to be okay. >>> an investigation is under way in new jersey after a bomb scare put a busy holiday shopping day on hold. shoppers were forced to evacuate the mall in hackensack after a bomb threat was found on a note in the bathroom just after 1:00. while employees and customers waited outside the bomb squad checked the building. >> we just pulled in and police all over the place and they told everybody to get out the mall was c

. >>> a owner of several red robin restaurants in eastern, pennsylvania paid more than one million-dollar to settle a class action lawsuit. an attorney file the suit last year on behalf of the two wilkes barre employees who claimed that the restaurant violated states minimum wage acts by requiring tip employees to give a small percentage to the a tip pool. they said kitchen workers were allowed to share in the tip pool will but didn't have direct contact with the public. >>> historic victory for with men in the military, how their rolls in services will change. >>> plus appalling video posted on facebook, that is a toddler, smoking what appears to be pot and getting high. this gets worse. what police say is happening behind the camera. >> it is even worse then it looks. >>> chocolate chip cookies. >> we went to reading terminal market. look at you dancing. oh, no, never do it. >> i will give you this, you have gotten, much, much better, since you first started dance nothing january, when i, met you. >> well, when i came and sat next to you. >> it wasn't hard to get better. >> i have to gi

the afternoon hours and then through the night, look at the flurries starting to get through eastern pennsylvania into the poconos. by tomorrow morning, wake up to temperatures around freezing. middle 30s. a couple of stray flurries around, and it's blustery. it's a gusty wind out there. through the day maybe we get a 40 on the thermometer. low and mid-30s all day long with clouds and sun and a stray flurry to the north and west. by the way, just to look at the windchills, we'll start out the windchills in the teens and mid- 20s. through the afternoon hours we'll top off around freezing for those feel-like readings. that's a lot different than any other day this month, really over the past couple of months. sharply colder tonight, windchills in the 20s, dress for it, partial clearing tomorrow and later tonight. it feels like 30s, we'll have a little sunshine. it is blustery. a flurry mainly north and west and a high inching up to 40. clear and cold, the wind backs off slowly. still very chilly tomorrow evening, and 20s in the suburbs. coming up at 4:30, we'll go through a cold weekend. winter arr

the wide view will show you we have more showery weather into eastern pennsylvania. this area may fill in a bit, but you can see the worst is over. i think we'll be okay for a lot of the evening. if you're planning to go to the tree lighting ceremony at rockefeller center, just be advised there could be a couple of showers still around. earlier i had advised people on twitter to bring their umbrellas. i didn't realize you're not allowed to because of security reasons. dress with your rain gear accordingly. temperatures will hold in the mid 50s the next couple of hopefully it will be a cloudy sky at that point. a storm front is moving along the storm. once it moves along, we'll get into an extended stretch of nice weather. look at tomorrow's forecast. a bit of cloud cover early. lots of sun, but a gusty breeze. we'll climb to 50 at noontime and stop at 52 tomorrow afternoon. that's above average for this time of year. let's take a look at the futurecast. watch the front move along. here comes our forecast for thursday showing sun along with clouds. here comes high pre

star several german link which additions, from christopher sauer in eastern pennsylvania from the 1760's. that brought to the colonial british empire not just text, but also debate on how text should be used and printed from the central part of europe, which is not part of germany. and then, the translation of the bible into the indian languages, the first complete bible published in north america. that is also a story that certainly has, what we would say today, mexican, canadian, and american resonance. then, you get to the beginning of the globalization of the christian faith. the story of the bible today is far, far more than just an american story. over here? >> hi, can you talk actually more about how african americans read the bible? they were interested in it as salvation from empire. are you saying this is part of spiritual life, but not public life? their anti-slavery entities in these debates, or even empire debates, when each side was trying to win african americans. to the extent that sometimes public sources could potentially be misleading compared to what people as a who

. >>> owner in several red robin restaurants in eastern pennsylvania has agreed to pay more than one million-dollar to settle a class action lawsuit. an attorney filed the suit last year on behalf of two employees, it claim that the restaurant violated the states minimum wage act by requiring tipped employees to give a small percentage of their daily sales to a tip pool. they say some kitchen work hours don't interact with customers were allowed to share in the tip pool. a final settlement hearing is scheduled for march. >>> national guard hell cooperate are flying over bucks county spots a major marijuana business and helped police nab the the cot planting man. the aerial team said this shade of green was a dead give away. $90,000 worth of pot was hid men plane site in falls township right along morrisville road. after crews cut town 24-pound that they started to collect dna sample from trash in the area but they didn't to have go too far to find the suspect. >> it was funny. we got a picture and his surprising look as his whole field was gone and you could see him, you know, very a

the steadiest moisture is coming through eastern new york and pennsylvania right now, so we've got several hours to go but it will be a much dryer evening commute overall. so let's bring you through the mid, between now and 7:00 pow with start to see the rain line creep up, into the city of boston around 8:00 a.m., notice still north and west of town pockets of sleet that linger through late morning and midday from parts like manchester down through keene and orange, .5-1 in spots, creates reduced visibility and tapering off. leftover sprinkle with temperatures in the 30s and 40 degrees on the cape. ruled 0 you on the berkshires, ice secretion likely, only a trace of that, maybe just enough to cause a few out ages in those areas. tomorrow quieter, we may get a patch or two of drizzle north and west of boston, anything untreated will become slick, tomorrow mostly cloudy but much quieter overall, a couple showers nick the south coast as we head into wednesday night and thursday morning, we clear out, we'll be gusty, breezy on thursday afternoon and thursday night as we ring in the new year,

monique is live at eastern state to explain. >> the pennsylvania department of corrections more than 30,000 people have a parent in prison. they face significant ma, also unairable challenges. though it no longer operates as a surprise trying to do something, partnering with philadelphia fights institute for community justice to lighten the burden of those children when visitors arrive with a toy or children's ]wxÑbook, the sec person's admission is free. the director says they want to reach children at a time of year that's the most challenging. >> these are pirn that are without a mom, a dad or sometimes other primary caretakers that are locked up. it can be disruptive, incredibly traumatic for them and huge financial purchaseds on families to support their lushed ones all year-round. >> the buy one get one toy drive through december 14. this falls as tour guides share how the holidays were observed when eastern states housed prisoners. a party for 30 children is being planned on december 15. monique braxton, "nbc 10 news." >> it's 10 before 7:00. american holiday tradition is happ

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eastern time in pennsylvania. we have full team coverage.ean casarez who has been following this throughout is with us. she'll break it down. our criminal defense attorney, cnn legal analyst joey jackson, danny cevallos. jean, how big is this? >> oh, this is huge. this is the first time thatbill cosby has ever been charged criminally with sexual assault. i just got off the phone with the attorney and what about for the last decade of andrea constant. she tells me that they thank the district attorney's office for this. they are putting their faith in the criminal justice system now. she also told me, because i asked andrea's feelings, because she is the alleged victim in all of this. >> and she's the first one to come forward. >> she is the first one, and she lives in canada, but she, dolores tells me, she is so grateful for the confidence that this district attorney is placing in her because this is her story. >> because let's remember, when she first brought her story to authorities in 2004, 2005, they said there's not enough evidence. >>

is going to be slim, except out on the eastern and long island when the chance may be or where the chance may be better. record setting next weekend. pennsylvania keep -- poughkeepsie, 38. temperatures around the metro poll tin area at the tree mark. normal shy 46, up we go to 54 today. the air quality alert in effect for westchester, rockland, on into the city, just keep it in mind, watch the elderly and those who have respiratory difficulties. it's not going to be a great day. what have we learned? let's not pollute the environment. whenever there's a temperature inversion, things will get storm tracker, future tracker shows us we are going to cloud up just a little bit. we're watching that coastal storm. coastal system, if you will, that is just going to head out to sea. and i think out to the eastern end of long island, you may get a little bit, but other than, nothing to be concerned about. another mild one. couple of high clouds, the fog in effect today. tonight, we cloud up just a little bit, but the system stays offshore and tuesday, that is out of the way, and 50 degrees should be the temperature with just some clouds for most of the r

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again it will continue with high pressure staying off the eastern seaboard. possibility of a few showers that are just approaching western pennsylvania. i'll show you here as we take a look at the satellite and radar composite. this week system, here's the few showers that may come in. past midnight. they'll be gone by the time the commute starts in the morning. could be patchy fog. we'll get back to a combination of sun and clouds through the rest of the day. still very mild at this hour like we were saying. low 50s not just in new york city, but newark, 52. 52 belmar to allentown, pennsylvania. about 50 most of long island until you get to the east end. montauk, 43. winds are lighter, southerly, 5 to 10 miles an hour. we'll see the south wind stick around tonight. it stays southwesterly as we head into tomorrow. that's because high pressure is sitting off the eastern seaboard and will slide out to sea along that airflow to come up in our direction. weak system will fall apart and bring a shower or two here. they had all the rain in the pacific northwest. that system is moving through that's days from affecting us. by the time it co

eastern half of the country. a couple of powerful fronts marching eastward. one in the midwest, the other south of pennsylvania. severe storms are hitting the deep south, even triggering tornado warnings overnight in mississippi and louisiana. abc's rob marciano tracking where the severe weather is expected today. >> reporter: the severe weather threat that starts in the arklatex and expands throughout the day across the midsouth, a wide spread with memphis in the bull's-eye. maybe tornadoes, as well, spread by extreme warmth. 62 in chicago. that's with rain and christmas eve over 70 in new york and records mr. be blown out. the eastern half will see wet interstates, the mountain west will see snow covered roads so be safe and travel slow. >> thank you so much, rob. >>> and breaking overnight weather may have played a role in a plane crash in the san officials have found the wreckage of a small plane in castro valley with a body inside. however, the terrain is too recovered. injuries while trying to reach the wreckage. recovery efforts will resume this morning. >>> bowe bergdahl held by the taliban for five yea

starting to see more development across pennsylvania and it's the northern part of that area that's developing, that comes across our area later tonight, and then it eastern mass toward midnight and through the wee hours of the morning. exiting. a few breaks in the clouds start to she for the midday and partially clear at least for new year's eve and stay that way for new year's day. we have dry weather for both, new year's up. in terms of temperatures we'll get a little break in that department, too. as boston, and the coastline moves above 40 and the higher terrain inland goes to the upper 30's. a little bit of melting where ice on the ground. >> temperatures as we approach new year's eve around 6:00 at night, about 34 in worcester and 40 in boston. as we get toward midnight, 11:30 midnight, 10 to 20 mile per hour winds. bait of a wind chill to consider. that's how we start new year's day. it will be about 40 for a high in boston but there will be an active wind to make it feel colder than that. december, okay, normal temperature for the month, 35. this is where we're averaging. there has never been a december since we've been keeping records in the lat

eastern part of the nation will get rain and only rain. the really nasty stuff with frozen precipitation in upstate new york and pennsylvania and through minnesota and wisconsin. with raint dealing and things will settle down. if you like this chill in the air, it is coming back in a big way by the time we hit the weekend. we will talk about that in detail in the seven-day. jummy: the post-christmas travel problems continuing this man. a severe weather out west has caused serious headaches for travelers. matters are likely to get worse with more storms today. jeannette reyes is in the newsroom with the impact all this is having on the skies. is smooth traveling was on your christmas wish list, santa did not deliver to delays and cancellations continued this afternoon. at last check just a few minutes americanhwest, airlines being hit the hardest with over 300 canceled flights combined. the worst airports this morning were chicago all hail -- o'hare and midwest texas where thunderstorms moved through the region. the dow was still struggling after having a third of its flights affected sunday. but coast not doing any better. at lay in san francisc

pennsylvania. services recently asked patients to rate the quality of over 3.500 hospitals. fewer than 6% received 5 stars. among them was cancer treatment centers of america in philadelphia. cancercenter.com slash eastern. it's the holidays, which means a house full of people, who all want to get online. so hurry and get verizon fios. only fios has the fastest internet and wi-fi available, with speeds from 50 to 500 megs. and right now, for only $79.99 a month online, you get 50 meg fios internet, tv and phone for your first year. plus, with a 2-year agreement, fios gives you $400 back, and all the premium movie channels for a year. so go online or call now for this great offer. get out of the past. get fios. >>> no precipitation to worry about for new years, no wet and no white. >> yes and that is a good thing after two weeks of on and off rain and clouds. we look at double scan live radar on this new years eve all things are looking good and no colors on the radar but many of you see them in the sky here tonight as they lift off the fireworks wherever you may go. as we look at the december to remember, so to speak, for our area. philadelphia average temperature this month came in at 51.3 degrees. and

eastern seaboard into new england. and by the time we get to christmas day, the severe weather threat will be over. we'll still see some isolated areas of rain, arkansas through pennsylvania it's still very warm, too. and you know, we have a chance for a few all-time december records. like warmest temperatures ever recorded in december, philadelphia and new york city included. >> a little outdoor barbecue for some of us out east. >> yeah. >> incredible. bill, thank you. >>> if you plan to get married in kentucky the name of the county clerk will no longer be required on marriage licenses. kentucky governor signed the executive order yesterday. this comes after county clerk kim davis had defied a judge's order to issue marriage licenses to gay couples earlier this year because of her religious beliefs. >>> in southern china, one survivor has been rescued so far from that massive landslide that buried33 buildings and left behind more than a million square feet of debris. rescuers found the 21-year-old migrant worker earlier today after being buried for more than 67 hours. 85 people are still reported missing. >>> and check out this police video of a thief who got stuck in t

there's one inbound into eastern new england over next hour or two. and back toward pennsylvania, it breaks away again. and so you do need the rain gear between the batches of rain. you can see here on the back side of our weather system, chicago, minneapolis, des moines, st. louis, that's where you find the snowflakes. in fact, i think tomorrow up in northern new england, they'll see snow, about three to six inches of snow way up north. northern new england, northern vermont, northern new hampshire. and northern maine. for us, we talk about on-and-off showers through the day and into the overnight hours tonight. and there won't be any heavy weather event. in fact, so far the totals have been a little bit on the low side. only about one tetd of an inch to in some locations worcester hills a quarters of an information of rain. and moving forward. i think today and tonight, similar amounts. so we'll add on an additional tenth of an inch to perhaps a quarter of an inch of some beneficial rain. we need the rain. it's been very dry in southern new england this fall. upper 30s now. the

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look for lake-effect snow into cleveland and western pennsylvania and the rest of the country, wet weather up and down the eastern seaboard. gorgeous weather through the plains and the beginning of a pacific northwest. we're going to look at that in the next half hour. we're talking some places could pick up two feet of rain. that's what we're going to have. that's what's going on around the country, the rain. >> two feet. >> two feet. >> mist? >> no, rain. >> rain in the pacific northwest. has to actually get on the floor there. >> hi, frank. what are you doing down there? >> like we're doing "the muppet >> jeremy: i like the muppets. clouds out there with drizzle, mist and fog. there are scattered showers back through the worcester his on the move. that will be your weather through the day, on-and-off showers. you need rain gear, but it won't be raining steadily all day long. chilly, raw, 30s to around 40. boston at 40. bedford at 37 through the day. on-and-off rain with temperatures crawling into the low and middle 40s. showers wind down overnight tonight. clouds tomorrow morning. some sun in the afternoon. a

eastern. [ cheers and applause ] >>> with plungers in hand, several people jumped into an outdoor pool yesterday. they took the polar plunge to raise money and awareness for the special olympics of pennsylvaniagot some thoughts about this, michelle, don't you? >> it's hi yous. it was so warm yesterday. i want to see them do that again when it's twenty degree, but i love the special olympics, volunteered for them in college, and i helped them out a couple times with nbc 10. i'd do anything for them, so awesome. >> although it was not polar bear like weather -- >> they are in shorts and-shirts. they were probably fine, same today, a mild day, sun, beautiful bright day, not feeling like december, fifty-four degrees, forty-eight is normal this of year. sunday again, fifty-six, and look at the zemseven day, a lot sun other than thursday and friday and temperatures in the fifties. thursday, more clouds coming in. this is when things change a libel. more clouds in, cloudy skies, fifty-seven degrees, by friday, cloudy, sixty degrees for mid december which is awesome in my book, and friday night, rain is coming in. changes for next weekend. >> i can't believe that we're seeing sixty on a seven day. >

eastern time. on authorizations to strike syria. your thoughts this morning. mike, pennsylvania, republican. the united states takes another step toward fighting isis. caller: i want to say that we have been watching this for years. and i think it is ridiculous. watch,ewscast that you they show over and over again isis it goes from time to time. we have long lines of vehicles out of the middle of the desert. if we could put an airstrike on casualties in no these towns. placesery newscast has where they filmed them like that. there in theas first drop of iraq he said there are miles of nothing. they have to travel from town to town. they cannot take them out there. is, they called it isis at first. isil,ent obama calls it which means the whole islamic region, instead of just iraq and syria. what does he know that he is not i know when george bush, my son was there every day, the media would say two soldiers were dead, then the next day it was five soldiers. they constantly said that. president bush come he grieved every dead soldier whenever they came back to america. they showed him at the h

look for lake-effect snow into cleveland and western pennsylvania and the rest of the country, wet weather up and down the eastern seaboard. gorgeous weather through the plains and the beginning of a parade of storms moving into the pacific northwest. we're going to look at that in the next half hour. we're talking some places could pick up two feet of rain. that's what we're going to have. that's what's going on around the country, the rain. >> two feet. >> two feet. >> mist? >> no, rain. >> rain in the pacific northwest. when we come to this shot, frank has to actually get on the floor >> hi, frank. >> and that's your latest weather. >> frank loves you. >> i know. >> all right. we've got something we want you to consider for trending this morning. think about this question. which is more annoying to you, political ads or never-ending christmas music. >> huh. >> find out what you said. >> i know what my answer is. >>> and package pirates. how to protect all the holiday deliveries headed your way from thieves ready to grab them from your front door. new technology to help that, but, first, these messages. in 1919

look for lake-effect snow into cleveland and western pennsylvania and the rest of the country, wet weather up and down the eastern seaboard. gorgeous weather through the plains and the beginning of a parade of storms moving into the pacific northwest. we're going to look at that in the next half hour. we're talking some places could pick up two feet of rain. that's what we're going to have. that's what's going on around the country, the rain. >> two feet. >> two feet. >> mist? >> no, rain. when we come to this shot, frank has to actually get on the floor there. >> hi, frank. what are you doing down there? >> like we're doing "the muppet >>> oh, the choreography. upper 40s in the city. low 40s in the hudson valley. 50s central southern new jersey. the milder air creeping towards us. so is the rain. out to the west of us. the steadier showers move back in by this afternoon. you need the umbrella throughout the day. if it's not raining steadily, it will be misting and drizzling. rain winds down tonight. dry tomorrow, 51. a string of nice days friday into the weekend. temperatures near 50. >> and that's your latest w

look for lake-effect snow into cleveland and western pennsylvania and the rest of the country, wet weather up and down the eastern seaboard. gorgeous weather through the plains and the beginning of a parade of storms moving into the pacific northwest. we're going to look at that in the next half hour. we're talking some places could pick up two feet of rain. that's what we're going to have. that's what's going on around the country, the rain. >> two feet. >> two feet. >> mist? >> no, rain. >> rain in the pacific northwest. when we come to this shot, frank has to actually get on the floor 30s, so with the temperatures below freezing, we are dealing with those slick spots. these temperatures won't move too much thanks to the cloud cover that we will see throughout the day across the area. here's future track, showing the flurries and light snow showers tracking out of the area this morning. we will be left with mainly cloudy skies. there could be a few breaks in the clouds, but generally it will be an overcast day. as we go throughout tonight, the clouds will stick >> and that's your latest weather. >> frank loves

look for lake-effect snow into cleveland and western pennsylvania and the rest of the country, wet weather up and down the eastern seaboard. gorgeous weather through the plains and the beginning of a parade of storms moving into the pacific northwest. we're going to look at that in the next half hour.. we're talking soso places could pick up two feet of rain. that's what we're going to have. that's what's gog on around the country, the rain. >> two feet. >> two feet. >> mist? >> no, rain. >> rain in the pacific northwest. when we come to this shot, frank s to actually get ononhe floor >> hi, frablowing around a little more than yesterday...but with temperatures staying close to 32 degrees, most of the snow has been melting as it falls. the snow will come to an end tonight as the wind will keep blowing at about 15 to 25 miles per hour so just watch for some snow blowing back onto roadways and trying to make them a bit slick. we should see more sun as the day goes along on wednesday as a quieter weather pattern settles back in. highs that will be in the low 30s tomorrow could get back to near 40 degrees by saturday

look for lake-effect snow into cleveland and western pennsylvania and the rest of the country, wet weather up and down the easternweather through the plains and the beginning of a parade of storms moving into the pacific northwest. we're going to look at that in the next half hour. we're talking some places could pick up two feet of rain. that's what we're going to have. that's what's going on around the country, the rain. >> two feet. >> two feet. >> mist? >> no, rain. >> rain in the pacific northwest. when we come to this shot, frank has to actually get on the floor there. >> hi, frank. what are you doing down there? >> like we're doing "the muppet >> good morning. i'm meteorologist bill henley. a foggy misty morning and rainy day but look at those temperatures. 50s to near 60 degrees this afternoon. the rain finally ends this evening, overnight tonight we'll be clearing out, gusty winds and cooler tomorrow. high of 51 degrees. it gets chillier. friday, saturday morning with temperatures in the 30s, but bright sunshine friday, saturday and sunday. we'll be in the 50s in the afternoon. next chance of showers com