the eastern seaboard. that storm will likely bring some rain to the midwest coming up on wednesday. if you have company coming in from other parts of the country from the west that storm a delay travel plans. we are going to warm up ahead of it for thanks giving day. temperatures should be in the lower 50' s in the afternoon but chilly for the football games in the morning. we warm up even more on friday ahead of that system. temperatures could approach 60 degrees on friday. that system moves in bringing us some rain on saturday and behind temperatures return heading into the end of next weekend. quiet weather if you have travel plans locally. erika: two new trustees will be joining the boston public library board today. appoint a prominent banker and an attorney to join the board managing the library and its branches. the latest move after all of the uproar surrounding type of that artwork was later found misfiled at the library. today' s mbta meeting. lawmakers cannot agree whether a law should have cap

the rest of the state boundaries on the eastern seaboard are more or less set. the west, and this is the northwest territory appear, you can see the outlines of what will become the states. ohio, indiana, illinois, this territory is the part we are talking about. the 1787 ordinance the census -- put a census up and they said if they will use this planning process to shape, for the first time, they will make an example of what the rest of the country will look like. this is important. this is a sub map of ohio. this is the southeastern corner of ohio. if you've ever been down there, it's the part of ohio that is along the ohio river. it's the part of ohio that was really the first to get a new amend of -- new american settlement, a new american community. you can see the little grid over ohio. that is important piece we will talk about, and how this unfolds. you've heard me talk about this stuff, right, the power of the grid, the importance of the grid over time. i've talked about this in relation to philadelphia. it is important in relation to the national grid,

see the eastern seaboard states, georgia up to massachusetts. this map is from 1783. this is post-revolution but pre-constitution. this is the jefferson-hartley map. this is going to be important factor in this discussion. if you have noticed in fishman's article, he talks about jefferson and his role in all of this. this map was produced in 1783. it is after the revolution, we are in this moment of reorganizing, how will the government look? it ends up being a relatively unstable institution. at this phase, speaking specifically about what the future would hold in terms of land allocation, we have this map which is an interesting look, in some ways, into jefferson's mind about what she's thinking. he draws this map and identifies , at this point, 14 states in this territory west of the appalachian mountains. run,magine the alleghenies we know where it goes. we have a settlement on the seaboard. people know what this looks like. they know the land. we have the west, which is unknown. the u.s. has gotten this territory from the war. they won the territory. they are lay

really up and down the eastern seaboard 95 okay. we're talking all sort of sunshine. another cool day today. travelling around new england you head to northern new england perhaps do some skiing. they've been making snow through the last couple of days. then you move out of new england the numbers are a little bit milder along the new york state through way down new york city and points south of there. there's not a lot of major storminess from coast-to-coast. there's couple of showers in florida and clouds and an isolated shower in texas. atlanta is fine. west coast again a lot of clouds and a couple of sprizes. >>> let's go to fast track traffic. we have a very important task today. >>> a couple of incidents to tell you about. let's go to map we have an accident to tell you ability. this is in beverly. the right lane blocked at 138 northbound at route 1-a. the back up from this accident is about 7 minutes. hitting south on 93 a little bit slow. 128 northbound looking good as well. ten-minute drive. let's take a look at your current drive time to head tout door. 128

the cold air on the west coast and the warm air on the eastern seaboard.a huge dip in the jet and the winds shift out of the southwest east of the mississippi river we're in the mid 60s as a result just in time for thanksgiving. sun and clouds for the lehigh valley, wind, 48 degrees, it will feel like the upper 30s, low 40s. jersey shore, cloudy skies, a couple of showers around, 50 degrees in atlantic city, cape may, and avalon. philadelphia, 52-. clouds and sun, breezy. winds out of the northwest at 15 to 25 miles per hour. overnight tonight, 28 degrees, outlying suburbs, 33 for center city. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, still rather chilly overly the next couple of days. the numbers slowly start to increase. monday is the coldest day of the season so far at least in terms of high temperatures. philadelphia topping out around 45. north and west, the lehigh valley 43. windchills in the upper 30s. tuesday is better, 52, wednesday better still. 56. thursday, 64. that's thanksgiving and black friday warm with sunshine 65. >> love it! >> repor

frontal boundary up the eastern seaboard. the pattern is a soggy one for this afternoon and evening. winds will be howling. southern new jersey, winds over 40 miles to 50 miles per hour. you could see 30 miles gusts in the afternoon hours. the rain will be there. less than 1 inch for the big cities, but into interior new england, 2 or more inches of rainfall. a massive trough over parts of the southwestern portion of the u.s. and then it will sweep in the ohio valley with large hail and isolated tornadoes. at this time of year, you look at it climateology speaking, this is an active pattern for this time of year. high temperatures, dallas, 76. new york will shoot for 60 degrees this afternoon. >>> pedram, thanks. president obama is on facebook now. making his debut. he is calling the new president obama page place where he and the american people can have real conversations. in the first video post, the president takes followers through a walk through the white house backyard. a separate page run by organizer for america has

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 about the wage gap. now one of the coast host of msnbc is take a stand in helping women know talk about their value. >>> educating women how to get the salary they deserve. it's a powerful message for so many women, know your value. we're here today to learn how to stand up for yourself. get for

again no travel problems up and down the eastern seaboard on wednesday. thursday we will see a little bit more cloud cover but it is still a dry day. for those football games in the morning, i think temperatures in the 30's to right around 40 degrees. we warm up into the 50's though in the afternoon and clear skies as you're heading home. temperatures in the 40's. so overall pretty quiet around here on thursday. we warm up on friday. our next chance of wet weather comes in friday night and saturday as high pressure sits now to our east. we'll have that warmer, southerly flow. mild out ahead of it. on friday i think we'll be in the 60-degree range and still around 50 on saturday with some showers in the morning and then as that front goes on through, i think we're cooling it down. you can see that there on sunday back down into the mid 40's. hey, another run at 60 here by the end of the week. really no big issues for us but traveling coming in from the midwest to the west that's when we will have some concerns. olessa: after this morning's temperature i'm

so this is kind of a large system it's all spread out impacting much of the eastern seaboard.eaviest rain right now in portions of coastal virginia and off the coast of north carolina where there's little bit of circulation there. what that's doing is pulling this moisture you can see it's almost moving due east. this heaviest rain will impact the shore points and delaware overnight. moderate rain in philadelphia tomorrow morning. another round is possible for the evening commute. so coming up i'll tell you how much rape we can expect across the area and once we get through tomorrow that's not the only chance for wet weather this week. i'll tell when you rain returns to the forecast before a noticeable weekend cool down much that's all coming up with the seven day. jessica and ukee. >> kate, thanks so much. >>> google it is the world's most popular search engine allowing us all to find things very quickly and very easily. >> but how much does google know about you? three on your side consumer reporter jim donovan finds it may be more than you realize. >> that's right, ukee a.

high pressure towards the eastern seaboard today. expect plenty of sunshine today. temperatures steadily in the 50s. breezy conditions. this weekend, it will feel cooler. there is a thread of a morning shower on sunday. overall, we should say relatively dry to the weekend. fifty on tuesday. wednesday, nice across the northeast. thanksgiving looks good, too. overnight lows will be chilly. let's see how it looks on the road this morning. inez is here. ines: not looking good. accident investigation westbound. it has two lanes close. new jersey, and accident investigation. closed. let's go to our camera. show you what else we have going on this morning. this is the cross island parkway. you can see an accident blocking all the lanes at the moment. hard to see what exactly is the activity. expecting a lot of delays. signal problems affecting the commute this morning. the rest of the trains are running on or close to schedule. street cleaning rules are in effect. ben: thank you. richie news out of africa. twenty hostages have been freed. juliet: 10 gunmen stormed the radi

high pressure here on the eastern seaboard is moving slow. granted it has come from canada as opposed to bermuda. bermuda highs are loaded with warm air. the ones from canada can be fun in july if you're trying to break a heat wave so we shouldn't knock on cold high pressure because sometimes it's comfortable. today mostly sunny, cold, low to middle 40s. boston south shore mid 40s. north shore, merrimack valley, low 40s this afternoon. the difference between yesterday afternoon and this afternoon is that there won't be as much wind and this time of year if you can remove wind from the equation, you're doing all right. chatham 45. clear and cold tonight. into the 20s. tomorrow, lots of sunshine. and still somewhat on the cool side. though the normal high is 49 so that 48 is about where we should be this time of year. watch what happens on thursday, besides turducken and stuffing, england. southerly flow will add to more clouds but also it's a mild day on thursday and if today's your travel day, not just metro boston but anywhere across the nor

working down the eastern seaboard, the numbers are in the 50s. no major headaches across the nation today. chicago 49 with a lot of clouds. some showers tomorrow. orlando and miami as well as dallas and houston some scattered showers today. 70s. closer to home tomorrow, warmer. >> and that's your latest adele, i mean, weather. >> all right. a thank you very much. coming up, much more on the thanksgiving travel rush. ramped up security nationwide ahead of tomorrow's parade here in new york. >> should you bother with black friday shopping? why you may want to skip the mall madness and first on this as al would who coined the term "side bread?" because there's nothing "side" about this bread. it may look like the moon. but it's the star of the show. unleash the power of dough. give it a pop. it's always worth remembering... that icing the cinnamon rolls is a privilege not a right. unleash the power of dough. it's called a rigged economy, and this is how it works. most new wealth flows to the top 1%. it's a system held in place by corrupt politics wh

travel day on wednesday looks quiet up and dound the eastern seaboard and it looks like warm turkeys.good morning. over the top of the beltway, we had a problem outer loop as we're approaching coal ville road. we had an earlier disabled vehicle. looks like you can see here. outer loop at the toll road, we very a report of another crash that has popped up here. wanted to mention that one for you. 270 south at old hundred road. same amount of volume we normally see in this area. 66 okay, 95 northbound here, an accident here. it's a little hard to see behind this traffic here but we do have a bit of a slowdown here at back lit road. we'll have more. >> 6:23. in "news4" your health, police found kids taking ritalin or similar have suffered a risk. those who shared or sold their meds were almost five times more likely to be bullied. parents need to talk to their kids about never sharing medication. >>> genetically modified salmon will now be sold in the u.s. it will be labeled as genetical genetically engineered. it will have enormous impact on the environmental. >>> despite a possible tur

it is not going to bother the eastern seaboard. but it is a separate system from the one that is going to be drifting up the coastline for tomorrow. this is not the cape. it is that rainstorm from the deep south. that will continue to lift north as the area of high pressure that is in control now flies off to the east. i do expect a dry morning commute tomorrow. there won't be wet weather for the morning commute. we cloud over during the morning hours. how, on the ride home from overspreading the area. the best chance midafternoon of any shower activity would be south of the mass. pike. especially down through buzzards bay, the cape and the islands. connecticut river valley. as this whole area lifts off increased chances of rain everywhere. overnight tomorrow and into wednesday morning. this looks like it will taper off early in the afternoon on wednesday. however, a gusty wind throughout wednesday afternoon and cool conditions with a lot of clouds. some of the higher totals down on the cape and the islands. not a tremendous amount

satellite and radar looks good on the eastern seaboard. clouds increase from the west later this afternoon. more so off the water later this evening. we'll go mainly cloudy around sunset and isolated shower develops after midnight tonight. future tracker 6 later this afternoon, testers are going to -- temperatures are going to range anywhere from the low 40s to 50s across south jersey. sunset, 7:00 we'll see cloudy conditions, 40 for the i-95 corridor. overnight tonight, one or two showers developing. 8:00 a.m., sund morning -- sunday morning, it's cool, but not cold. we'll have 20s and 30s same time tomorrow. runners. philadelphia marathon, should be already. millville, 45. as the day wears on, sunday afternoon, temperatures will be around 50 degrees, 31 degrees monday morning, 27 in reading, 28 in allentown, and 23 in the poconos. you see the colder numbers marching on through. as we increase the winds, the windchills go into the tank. sunday afternoon the eagles buccaneers game, temperatures near 50s we'll have windchills in the you mea

going to provide the quiet stretch right through the middle part of the week. up and down the eastern seaboard it is looking quiet so traveling across the northeast and new england to d.c. too this is your thanksgiving forecast. 62 in our nation's capital, 55 in boston, the 50s in chicago but there may be snow in the west coast 20s in denver and 70s with rain in parts of texas into thanksgiving. active weather a warming trend too. look at that turkey he's happy, 56 degrees friday 60 to end the week with increasing clouds a couple late day showers on friday lingering into saturday and chilly by sunday. traffic and weather together. >> your little animated turkey is not fooling anyone with the pilgrim hat on. we know you are a bird. don't try to pass yourself on as something else. >> what's your favorite on thanksgiving? >> it's all about the stuffing. i love it. >> i do too. >> i can do without the vegetables. >> everything was in casserole like with cheese on it and stuff like that. that makes veggies more tolerable. >> we do have an accident north of the city in stoneham 93 northbound at the

warm on the eastern seaboard. pause of the jet stream looking like this. carving out a dip in that fashion there. that is where you find all your chilly air. i do think on sunday, this jet stream, at least temporarily, will position itself to shove the warm air out of the northeast. in terms of establishing a new pattern, a colder pattern, i don't have that in the forecast just yet. 74 in town right now. norwood at 75. dew point temperatures also above normal for this time of year. running in the middle and upper 50's. in fact, i think they will be higher tomorrow. added humidity through the air. leading to some cloudiness. the clouds are starting to build. as we work into the afternoon, skies may turn overcast. metro-boston. south of town, you will hold on to the clouds. even a couple of sprinkles possible. that is what we are seeing right now. connecticut and rhode island. if you have outdoor plans this afternoon, i would keep them. seaboard is with us for the remainder of the day. really, the remainder of the week. we have similar weather on the way for

no issues anyone on the eastern seaboard in new england. >> jadiann: really fast. what is your favorite thanksgiving meal?

warm conditions along the eastern seaboard. last year the opposite where we started off with cold temps. november the last two years very cold and that's set the table for cold winter. now this is not to say that this winter. but i can stand here with confidence and say we will not have 110 inch of snow. boston. not this week. not next week either. 50s and 60s. plymouth 62. dewpoint have been rising as well. you can find warm days in november. usually it's dry but not the case today and tomorrow. there's a little bit of humidity out there the next couple of day. high pressure east of new england setting up southerly flow. pulled a lot of moisture in cloud and fog. as well as portion of the south coast. some will work in the city of boston through the afternoon. i think the next couple of day will offer more clouds than sunshine. but in terms of rainfall for most cloud there may be a few sprinkle south in the cape today and tomorrow. that's about it. and then on saturday it's not as warm. we have fair amount of clouds then it lo

there's an area of low pressure run you go up the eernd -- eastern seaboard. winds are out of the west northwest at 16 miles per hour and gusting to 25. the front has just pushed through. it cleared the western suburbs. allentown, 45. poconos 39. most of the south jeer and delaware where the -- south jersey and delaware where the front has not crossed you're in the 50s. 16 miles per hour in philadelphia. wilmington, 18 miles per hour, atlantic city ten. those winds are expected to continue throughout the entire day and overnight tonight and first thing tomorrow morning. satellite and radar, the front in the process of pushing through a ton of clouds up and down the entire east coast. there's that small area of rain pushing off the carolinas and the virginias. some of it is heavy across the virginia capes. as it pulls north and pushes into the delmarva, it will go from cape may to sandy hook. interior south jersey, most of the person suburbs, the city, everybody staying dry, the exception to that, the jersey shore, there's the low and the snowstorm for the grea

also traveling from the eastern seaboard were people we call yankees. these are men and women of english descent from the british isles, many were third or fourth generation americans. perhaps they were restless. perhaps they were adventurous. perhaps they were already feeling confined as the populations were growing and land prices were rising. reason, they, too, left their friends and their family and decided to drive a luck on what was in the western frontier. they yankees, in general, brought a deal for civic improvements and a strong dedication to a democratic government. although, far fewer in number, free locks also traveled from eastern cities in search of a new home. a few other african-americans fled slavery in the south and fencing should marry and the remote hills of southwestern wisconsin. all of those people trimming of agricultural opportunities were not the first to arrive in the area. early french explorers and traders had managed to meet the native americans who were living there without causing too much harm or displacing them. clash

in florida they were in they said record highs every day this week there. 70s up and down the eastern seaboard. they broke the record in hartford and washington broke a record and got up to 80 degrees. currently we are at 70. portland set a record high today and right now they are 63 degrees. there is cooler air on the horizon that is well-off to the great lakes. cleveland still a 61. even though they cooler air is coming, you will not feel it until tomorrow morning. still quite a bit of clouds. a few showers trying to work their way east. there might be a brief shower this evening and that will be about it. a mild night. a lot of playoff games for high school football this evening. right around daybreak it will fall into the 50s. a couple of towns will get into the 40s. a little bit of the rebound -- a rebound in the afternoon. we are looking at mainly lower 60s from boston south and east and in the 50s across central massachusetts. that is still way above average for this time of year even though it's cooler than today. the main difference is the lack of humidity tomorrow. the dew points wel

across the eastern seaboard cooling down and we'll see rain on wednesday, continuing into thursday. across japan, it was sunny in the tokyo area this morning but it's getting wet. there is a low pressure system approaching. this system caused about 140 millimeters of rainfal in the area for 24 hours. this is a fast-moving one. watch out for gusty winds as ll. tokyo will see heavy rain from tonight that will continue into early tomorrow morning. kinki region will see an additional 150 millimeters and tokai, 100 millimeters. tokyo, seasonal, temperaturewise, thursday on friday and going down to 15 degrees on sunday, and cooling down to 13 degrees on monday. so colder season is definitely approaching. now, further down toward the south, there is a newly formed named storm. this is a severe tropical storm, it will turn into a typhoon and head over the mariona islands. toward europe, the low pressure system is affecting northern portions of germany as well as poll land. berlin will see some rainfall on wednesday. warsaw rainy weather with a high of 12 degrees. meanwhi meanwhile, paris at

it's a great looking travel day on wednesday, not only here, but the eastern seaboard and back into the midwest. how much warmer will it get by the end of the week, we'll take a look at that straight ahead. josh: republican lindsey graham kept a full schedule, commitment 2016, by the way, lindsey graham kept a full schedule on the new hampshire campaign trail today touring businesses in hillsborough and keene this afternoon. he is holding a town hall tonight starting at 6:30. democrat martin o'malley held a town hall where he outlined his plan to fight isis. he says information sharing is critical and the world must adjust how intelligence gathering is done. martin: it's going to require a big shift in the world's intelligence gathering, traditions, capacities and disciplines, we have to move out of this era of information shared on a need to know basis and instead share information on, with an imperative to share with others to connect the dots. josh: o'malley added the politics of blaming or scapegoating immigrants is harmful to our country. jean: france has launched its first strikes

we have this warmth surging up the eastern seaboard. 58 in detroit to 23 in minneapolis. there is a cold front. this front across our area on saturday. we have the warm wind this morning. we do have a lot of clouds and quite a bit of fog. notice it is fairly widespread in connecticut, rhode island, and parts of new hampshire. the visibility may drop sharply when you run into it. you may run into patchy areas of dense fog locally. noticeably the wind is staring -- stirring out of the west and then you start to dissipate. look at these temperatures. we have lower 40' s on the cape right now. 51 degrees in boston. temperatures coming up in the 50' s today. by lunchtime, very close to 60 degrees. many of us will jump over the 60 degree mark. upper 50' s in the worcester area. lower 60' when we get deeper into the afternoon, we are seeing some sunshine. there are some showers associated with the front. saturday, a lot of cloud cover, and those clouds could be stubborn throughout the day. staying in the 40' s tomorrow with a lot of clouds. this front is moving slowly across the

high pressure, looks like this on the eastern seaboard. that force it is jet stream off, well off to our northwest. that does not allow cool air to bother us. except maybe one day, sunday. mostly sunny skies. that is a cool day. but it's brief. temps on sunday afternoon, low 50's. patriots game looking awesome down at gillette. kickoff temps, 50. >> anchor: can't wait for that one. thank you so much. speaking of football, four teams remain in the n.f.l. undefeated. carolina panthers is one of them. proving to 7-0 thanks to that win over the colts on monday night football. panthers kicker, look at this. 52-yard field goal to. win it all. patriots-broncos and the bengals are the other three that remain undefeated. protesters, though, crashed last night's game. two people rappelling from the upper balcony of bank of america stadium in the second half there. then they unfurled a banner that featured a message in the opposition of bank of america. officers did arrest four people. coming up here on 7 news at noon, on the road to recovery: the vi

if you are going anywhere up and down the eastern seaboard, no issues. here's the accuweather seven- day. it will be chilly next week. no storms to track for us. the school yard shout out for today, pamela gardner visited two second grade classes at memorial high school in milford on thursday morning. she said the kids were rooting hard for no snow days. >> we don't want to be in school until the end of june. >> it was a little late last year. >> that's what kids do. they live in the moment. they think they would rather have the day off in february than june. >> for a kid, every day is a >> so true. >>> turning the sounds of the city that the symphony. >> after the break, an m.i.t. composer helping make beautiful music. >> a missing child is found but a lot of questions remain. we'll hear from one of the people who found the 2-year-old girl miles away from her home. >> and a plane carrying chris christie to boston grounded. woman: i'm here to engineer my future. man: i'm here for my students. man: to work with a best-selling author. woman: and a nobel pr

have a storm system headed our way through friday for the midsection of the country for the eastern seaboard, things are looking beautiful. 58 by wednesday for atlanta. if you are traveling in and out of atl and 55 on wednesday for dc. looking at a lot of sunshine. what is gonna happen is the temperatures are going to slowly climb. so if today is not your cup of tea because it's so cold, we'll be mild by thanksgiving, and even more so for shopping for black friday. a lot of sunshine out in the sk 41 degrees. it's so breezy out there. that wind makes it feel into the 30s. 33 degrees. much of the afternoon, even though the temperature is going to read in the 40s. it will be 30. 37 the current actual temperature. look at this. we are gonna be clear. now, tonight when the winds calm down, clear skies, the temperatures are gonna drop off again. we're getting ready for another cold one. possibly in some tearias even colder than this morning. without that wind, it might not feel so bad. the wind is bringing some lake- effect snow up there through the great lakes. for tonight, as soon as the sun set

if you're traveling tomorrow up and down the eastern seaboard looks perfect. we have some travel trouble potentially in minneapolis. denver with some precip and salt lake city as well. but other than that we are clear as far as the weather goes impacting your travel. lots of folks on the road. take good care. the parade tomorrow looks spectacular. winds out of the southeast at 5 miles per hour. 54 degrees at 11:00. just a light jacket tomorrow and maybe some sun glasses. 60s should be where we top it out. it it's going to be a lovely day to travel. clouds and a shower on saturday. sunday 50. more clouds to the south. and your seven-day forecast looks great. 62 degrees as you head to the mall and inside of course it's going to be 72 and perfect. 54 with a passing shower on saturday. sunday at 50. cooling down next week as we see some showers. >>> time now for a wednesday's child success story. >> janney huff is here to tell us about jalen and his new family. >> jalen's new familiar by is bigger than you might expect. jalen is also now part of the entire news4 f

high pressure on the eastern seaboard providing us with all sorts of dry air so if you are heading into boston at logan, maybe to pick someone up, you have dry roads and mostly sunny skies today. tomorrow a mix of clouds and sunshine but with high pressure over in this fashion here, it will sell up a southwesterly breeze and warm things nicely. that's the case for friday with partly sunny skies. temperatures tomorrow and friday 50s to around 60. today mostly sunny, still cool. between 43 and 47. traveling across the northeast, mostly sunny skies all over the place. 30s, 40s and 50s. happy trails, 7news begins now. >> christa: there's anger in the streets of chicago. protesters gathering after alarming dashcam video shows a teen walking away from police and getting shot and killed by an officer. >> jadiann: holiday travel in full swing.

continuing to work its way into western parts of the country, we have the warmer air on the eastern seaboard. we get a little bit of a break from this through the weekend. beyond that, we are looking at milder than average temperatures to continue. bursts of cooler air coming in. the first one will be right over the weekend with maybe the risk of a shower. if you don' t see a shower tomorrow afternoon, you likely may go a full week without any sort of precipitation. which is rather uncommon for the month of november. november is known as the cloudiest month of the year. we have some filtered sunshine along with a west breeze. temperatures are in the 60' s and some lower 70' s. the dakotas are getting snow. it just shows you how cool the air is to the west. temperatures are in the 60' s. nashua already at 72 at the lunch hour. there is a temperature drop of about 35 degrees. we will continue to see cooler air drain in. clouds this afternoon. we may start the evening with partly cloudy skies, but a lot of areas will see low and mid-level clouds develop overnight. start the day tomorrow. any ch

we're going to have our plane take off up and down the eastern seaboard. absolutely fantastic weather. you win if you're going to florida. 77 degrees there, or 76, i should say, in houston. a little bit of rain in dallas. could see some delays but nothing major. denver looks fine if you're changing planes there. salt lake should be fine, maybe some cloud cover. as far as what you can expect for the holidays, it is going to be a beautiful day. not bad at all. we have a little bit of sunshine, more cloud cover but we'll take it. 59 degrees and it's 6 3 on friday. i'll be sitting outside instead of at the food court waiting for everybody on black friday. that's a picture of your cooldown. back to you. >>> nazi imagery plastered all over a subway car. they had no reason to reject the controversial ads and why they're coming down, anyway. >>> the thanksgiving day parade. >>> is it an ad campaign gone too far or just an overreaction. out in nazi imagery to promote a new show. >> but new tonight, a news source tells news4 that those ads are coming down. here's th

the jet stream retreats and the warm air comes back to the eastern seaboard. this has been the theme for entire autumn. another storm will go through the plains, right now, one going into chicago, something about 6 chicago, something about 6-8-inchs of snow. for us, on the warm side of that one. snow snow expected through the weekend into next week even with our cool down. t-r/ t-rs make it in the upper 6s and black friday is looking mild. it may last into the weekend. it may get cut short. i don't see any storms that threaten us through the holiday at all. >>> tv host seth maiers will have a late night job as a father. we have confirmed that he and his wife are expecting their first child together. their first child together. >>> our source for sports, -- -- >> celtics take a look at the future which could be heading future which could be head head future which could be head heading to the overall pick. >>> patriots not without tom brady, it may be all they need to take down the bills. sports dear fellow citizen, i know what it' s like to buy a house. i know

there is a big area of high pressure in the eastern seaboard. so up and down the east coast quiet travel weather on wednesday. a couple of snow showers coming montana. then as we take it out through thanksgiving day, that's going to mean areas of rain all the way from central texas back up to the midwest. but 56. quiet weather d.c. to boston, so beautiful. i mean, it's chilly to start the week but look at this. 56 by thanksgiving. sunny to partly cloudy. looks fantastic. accu-weather seven-day, even milder on friday. clouds. could be a couple of showers by friday evening into early on saturday. that's the next time we get some cooler air that comes in. 40 again by sunday. back to you. >> you think we can get a mini danielle doll to put on our table? that graphic has you standing on the table, thanksgiving dinner. >> take you everywhere. >>> a brand new study shows medication for adhd may be keeping kids from getting the sleep they need. the study in the pediatrics journal shows children taking stimulant medications have poor sleep overall. accor

we've had high thin ones and almost a deck that is kind of quiet up and down the eastern seaboard. then we run into ice, rain and snow. it's been active from the central part of the country from northern texas, to oklahoma, kansas, nebraska, well. there is where the travel related issues are today. the same front in the central united states will eventually bring us the threat for a couple of showers, rain showers by the time we get to friday night into early saturday. let's take you through the hour by hour forecast. as you're digesting that food this evening, it's looking fine. temperatures are going to cruise back into the 40s this evening. if you're heading out at midnight tonight, not the worried about any travel issues, building friday, shopping tomorrow looking good, up around 60. cold front comes in friday night. saturday morning a stray shower or two. particularly on the south coast. that is the greatest risk saturday morning until midday. a couple of showers may linger saturday on nantucket, then high pressure builds in, chilly air for the weekend. that is about it. black

while the eastern seaboard we're enjoying temperatures like boston in the mild conditions. now, we've got this warmer air to our east of that we're in and the cooler air to the west and in between it we've got a cold front. this is the front that we're gonna be watching for this weekend with a ribbon of precipitation stretched from the great lakes all the way through parts of the plaines. we're seeing anywhere from rain to sleet to ice, snow. when this front comes our way, it's going to come in the form of rain. as we are going to anticipate this season, changes headed our way, after that front and temperatures will be dropping. until then, right now outside it is mild. if you're gonna be heading out for any of those black friday and 50s. we do have a lot of clouds out dewpoints in the 40s. we're starting to see some low visibility, due to some dense fog forming. too. so just be cautious as you're driving, you may bump into low visibility and get out it. that's what we're gonna notice through the overnight hours. temperatures will be pretty steady, if not falling back a few

that means high pressure is up and down the eastern seaboard. normal high is 56. today 61. tomorrow we're in the upper 60s. wednesday we'll back off and thursday we make a run close to 70 degrees with the first part of the week brighter than the end but thursday and friday, no storms on the way, just a bunch of clouds. 40s and 50s. boston 55. plymouth 53. fitchburg 38. cool pockets of air. a bit of a breeze. for the day, mostly sunny skies. temps in the 60s. 7news starts now. >> christa: at 5:00 a.m., a star high school athlete stabbed. what happened before he was attacked and the latest on the search for the suspect. >> jadiann: a local mosque

if you're going to be spending wednesday, thursday, friday along the eastern seaboard, thanksgiving be nice and quiet. if you're traveling, if grandma lives in the midwest or far west, travel on wednesday. rain showers from minneapolis to dallas, but a snowstorm likely across parts of the interior west. as we get into wednesday, wednesday night, and thanksgiving day, that could really snarl things for folks changing plane s or going to denver. the eastern side will be quiet. our early look at thanksgiving. off go the turkey am good looking day for thanksgiving. a mix of clouds and sunshine. it certainly won't be a cold thanksgiving day for us as temperatures will be in the 50s. what about today? nothing to worry about here today. it will be a breezy day today. sunshine out there. northwest winds 15rks to 20, 25 miler ps hour. temperatures mostly in the 50s during the day, but temperatures will fall off very quickly once the sun goes down this evening. it will be cold, bundle up weather and a chilly start tomorrow morning. back down into the 30s. luckily the wind will lay down tonight,

pretty quiet up and down the eastern seaboard as well today. if you are traveling anywhere across the country, it's the central part of the nation to worry about. for us, the deck of clouds is already in place right now and tends to break apart as we head toward the evening. the clouds fill back in overnight tonight. so we're waking up tomorrow morning with clouds in place. a mild start. tomorrow is another dry day. as we take it out through friday night, though, here comes a cold front with a couple of scattered rain showers friday overnight into early on saturday morning. we may get a lingering shower on the south coast through midday but partial clearing will come in. the cooler air will filter back in this weekend as well. suburbs. about 45 in boston. if you are heading out to do any shopping, 45 degrees cooling off a bit. we'll be up around 60 degrees tomorrow afternoon then turning cooler for the weekend. a stray shower early on sunday. chilly to start next week. tuesday. next storm impacts us with rain tuesday evening until the first par

all along the eastern seaboard. thursday temperature of 60 for thanksgiving.friday, a little bit more cloud cover, high of 62. saturday chance of rain and i think there is a good chance we'll be dealing with rain next saturday otherwise breezy. 52 for a high and looking chilly >>> csn's chris miles joining us now. chris, what a night for the caps. >> a great night. once again, we have to say congrats to aleck ovechkin. he already scored more nhl gls than any other rushing player ever. he accomplished that feat on thursday against colorado, he wasn't the only one lighting the lamp. the caps have allowed the first goal in nine straight games. they reverse that trend tonight. already up 1-0. caps want more. niklas backstrom finds the captain and that's alex ovechkin now just 15 goals away from 500 for his career. colorado could not stop the avalanche of goals. na nate, 4-0 washington after one. cats keep their foot on the pedal. jason fights and on the redirect. washington fifth goal of the night and looking for more and make sure you watch carefully. try to foll

coat tonight, and the next few days high pressure is the weather maker, this is nudging off the eastern seaboard and that keeps us dry and temperatures in the low 50s tomorrow and low 60s on thursday and upper 60s on friday. sunshine and the cool side tomorrow, 7:00, 35 degrees, by 10:00, 45, and by 5:00, 52 degrees. and then for thanksgiving if you head to the parade you want to a winter coat in the morning, by 10:00 up to 51 and by noon when santa heads up the art museum steps it will be pretty mild, 58 degrees and great news for the balloon handlers, the winds are light and easy for them. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, tomorrow lots of sunshine and seasonable with a high of 53 degrees where we should be for this time of year and thursday it warms quickly, 63 degrees, not quite as bright and sunny and friday near record warmth, philadelphia's record is 73 and not a record here but allentown the record is low 60s, a good chance of a new record there, and then on saturday, things begin to change, early showers and late sunshine and 52 and should be dry for the temple game and behi

are colder in texas right now, the panhandle are in the 20s and 30s, colder than most of the eastern seaboard. for us obviously here in new england as well. so that's the sign of change that's coming. notice hour by hour the rest of today is just fine. it's overnight tonight that the clouds thicken, tomorrow morning here comes the front. so with the front comes a period of rain, generally light for the most part, most of us will end up with about.10, some of us may see closer to a quarter. southern new hampshire, northern massachusetts. and then the rest of the day tomorrow during the afternoon is going to be dry, but the clouds will remain. sunday a little area of high pressure builds in, so it will be a brighter day overall and a dry one with temperatures in the upper 40s. so let's get a little bit closer here. after midnight, really the predawn hours that areas of rain move in. i'd say the wettest period is from 6:00 a.m. to about noontime tomorrow. so you'll want the umbrella with you. notice 9:00 a.m. pockets of rain all across southern new england will tend to taper during the midday an

going to be at average, if not below by a few degrees and this is how warm it is a across the eastern seaboard. the highs into the 60s and look into chicago and wisconsin. a little cold there and we're not seeing highs in the 30s. but it's going to take a bit of a dip. and this is the front we're tracking and losing steve. it's slowing down and losing moisture. we're going to see spotty showers saturday night into sunday morning, the best timeframe and there will be a few showers around the region. and saturday, 12:00, it's cloudy and some showers into the north and west. the best timeframe is into the evening overnight and into sunday morning. a couple of showers and that is not a heavy rain or a washout. they'll be light and moderate at best and sunday morning, 8:00, and spotty showers around. as the front stalls up and sets up south to -- shop to the south of -- south of us, we can see the rain develop late sunday night into monday and on monday, we'll start off with sunshine and clouds will return and we'll see a chance of rain linger until the front lifts up and gets out of the way for th

up and down the eastern seaboard. in the middle of the country there will be rain, snow through the rockies and northern plains. takes until saturday before that system gets here. out ahead of i, it turns milder for thanksgiving day. i just want to remind you if you're headed to gillette tonight, bundle up. clear, cold. if you're going to game make sure you have the layers or you could just stay inside all bundled up on your couch and watch it right here on channel 5. emily: exactly. randy: we want to thank everybody on the south shore for being so welcoming to all of us on the "eyeopener" on friday and saturday in plymouth. it was a wonderful day. emily: there is a slide show there of all the best photos. of. randy: the signs that they made. emily: hopping off and on floats. the only way to get better is and that's what we're doing at xfinity. we are challenging ourselves to improve every aspect of your experience. commitment to being on time. every time. that's why if we're ever late for an appointment, we'll credit

across the eastern seaboard as we go ahead through your thursday you are seeing heavy rain especially towards the south the risk of flash flooding and the chance of severe thunderstorms possibility of tornado or two coming out of this. also, you are looking back towards the north. coming around the western periphery we have a tight pressure gradient. also the snowfall. some areas of ontario see 20 centimeters of snow and heavy snow and blowing snow warnings in effect across the area. so reducing visibility. traveling is going to be a slow go on the roads and at the airports. back towards the west i want to make note we have the very blustery conditions continuing to stream on shore in the pacific northwest actually in washington two reports of casualties out here due to high winds toppling trees but also snow in higher eletions and flooding is being seen as areas around seattle. i do mention both of these storms here because both are going to be playing a role in the weather by this weekend. this one will be gone and towards the northeast. we have the cold air sweeping in from the nor

no troubles if you're going to stay on the eastern seaboard for sure. here's future weather.unny, nice, mild, almost warm today. some spots might get close to 70 degrees. clouds do come back tomorrow. tomorrow will be a touch cooler but i think we'll stay dry. it shows our best, best chance for rain will be coming up on thursday. might get a little chance for rain late in the day wednesday but today and tomorrow, most of your day will be dry. thursday will be a washout. it won't be a cold rain. it be up near 70 degrees. dryer weather returns just in time for the weekend. back over to you guys. >> all right. chuck. thank you. an officers-involved shooting sparking minnesota who says the victim was handcuffed at the time. >>> how safe are your airports? new concerns wh >>> 4:5 right now. another deadly police shooting is sparking controversy, this time in minneapolis. police got into an altercation with jamar clark while they were responding to an assault call. he was handcuffed when he was shot. police deny that though. the naacp and black lives matter movement led protests on

very mild across the eastern seaboard right now but we've got some chilly conditions out to the west. when you get cold and mild air coming together, you get some precipitation. and sure enough we've got a strip of wintery weather stretching from the great lakes through the plaines. this is a cold front that will be slowly pushing east ward and it will increte our chances of rain for the weekend. keeping wet but mostly dry. i do have so reports right now of areas of mist because with the mild conditions out there right now temperatures in the 40s and 50s, we've got dewpoints also in the 40s. so you're starting to see a lot of low clouds. some dense fog in spots and areas of mist. so you want to take it phase you're gonna be traveling heading out or you know somebody that will be heading out perhaps shopping. you may be driving and all of a sudden come see the visibility down next to nothing. pretty low from boston to to a quarter of a mile. there may be a dense fog advisory issued later on tonight. so just be aware. shiri will be updating you during the morning hours tomorrow. when yo

great if you are traveling anywhere in new england up and down the eastern seaboard. by thanksgiving, we start to get a wind out of the south. that would bring in moisture in the form of clouds. thanksgiving morning, we get a stubborn in the afternoon across the interior. we warm into the mid-50s on thanksgiving. then a cold front approaches. notice there's rain and snow with it. it's the leading edge of cold air that will get back in. it looks like the timing of that would come through with rain showers here. high temperatures today, 40 to 45 for most of us tonight. similar to this morning. 20s for a lot of us with clear skies. low 30s when you come into the city of boston. highs top out in the mid-40s for most of us. 60 to end the week. a couple of showers again friday night into early done. saturday, our warmest temperatures will be in the morning. then it'll be chilly by sunday. guys, back to you. >>> a boston professor blasting the producers of the movie "spotlight" saying the way he's portrayed in the film is a complete lie. the movie details the "boston globe's