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a lot of warmth in the central and eastern united states. 80s in st. louis, nashville, in the mid-80s in parts of north carolina today which is quite unusual for that time of year. and watching rain showers world series. it looks to move in after midnight. so unless it's a long extra innings game, they should be fine. otherwise, the clouds thicken up this evening. and that caps overnight lows near 50 degrees. not chilly by november standards. and tomorrow, the incoming showers and more clouds. one batch is possible early in the morning before daybreak and across vermont and new hampshire in particular. in the midday, a chance for the sunshine, best odds for sun wibe the pike. areas farther to the north, more clouds and cooler temperatures. and a band of showers from midday through the afternoon. doesn't look like a big rain event. just showers and a rumble of thunder. and that will wrap up and then drying as we head to friday morning. in terms of temperatures, we've baby talking about the split. along and north of the pike. highs in the 60s to around 7

watch out for the bad weather and heavy rain is expected for much of the eastern united states. now, this is good news for the area like eastern tennessee where large wildfires are spreading. in fact, three people are killed. so, rain is definitely good news, but winds will be kicking up, as well. ahead of the severe weathermaker, temperatures are still on the warm side. 21 degrees in the u.s. and 21 at the u.s. capital. temperatures expected to go down in the next couple of days in places like toronto and atlanta. down to 5 on thursday and atlanta 21 down on wednesday down to 14 degrees on thursday. tempereratures will get bacack normal within the next couple of days. now, let's go to europe. we've got reports of 110 millimeters of rainfall in parts of western turkey. that's almost a month worth of rainfall within a 24-hour period. more rain is expected for turkey, as well as the south of the balkan peninsula. but on thursday, temperature, excuse me, weather will likely improve. now, high pressure system is controlling the weather over much of the continent, so it's quite calm

skies are crystal clear over most of the north eastern united states. there's the front that brought us the clouds and drops of rain yesterday. tomorrow's weather maker. weak disturbance approaching on tho waand toronto. couple drops of rain that's about it. tomorrow morning. can't entirely rule out a sprinkle or 2 from tomorrow morning into the early afternoon hours. otherwise kind of a mixture of clouds and sun tomorrow. i think we'll be dry tomorrow evening. saturday looks okay. sunday evening slightly different. breezy and cooler on sunday. with more of a stronger wind coming out of the north northwest blowing out of the the islands on sunday. otherwise again a mixture of clouds and sun. cooler than averagop is the and sunday. after that it gets mild. mid 50s as we head into monday. low to mid 60s on tuesday election day. mild by election day standards. weather wise no excuse whatsoever not to get out and vote. enjoy. >> anchor: you too, rob. beer. ready to head out when others head home. at eversource, we prepare for ugly weather all year long... u

and get no more than just some patchy clouds with no precipitation anywhere in the eastern united states carolinas. there is some rainfall in new mexico and that's about itasas. current temperature in the 50s. this isis abnormal for this this time of year.. there are 50s everywhere, cincinnati is at 52, we have 55 because of the lake that is in the 60s. tonight we will be in the 30s, some pockets that will be down to 33 like possum run road and perhaps bolivar and congress. looking for the crescent moon tonight. tomorrow 59 degrees, that is normal for this time of year. looking at tuesday, election weekend, no problem, adding 20 percent on tuesday but that will not be a big deal. there is a ridge of high pressure through monday. then we have this weak system. a minor system on election day maybe a sprinkle, is about it. and aside from that, the west coast, there might be some rain. that is the only stormy area will be theha pacific coast. shows us what the this is the pickwick camera long east 4th street,thhe it is quiet, with g spiegel arrives, the party will begin. >> are you going to

huge travel days tomorrow and still the eastern united states quiet. the middle of the united states quiet right in the middle. i was telling but this yesterday. i have got rain from the great lakes down the mississippi watch and up around the great lakes. also have snow any travelers to the pacific northwest, i have some rain in the forecast from seattle over to portland naacp your thursday forecast here and going to 10 a.m. futurecast is struggling a little bit with this. come into town a little bit earlier and incredibly light. inland towns and cities seeing light snow initially. could be dealing with a little bit of freezing drizzle and sleet in around the boston area into southeastern mass that on the road that definitely has me concerned. late wednesday night, i think you are fine for traveling. early thursday morning, i see the best chance for any kind of light snow, light sleet and light freezing rain. by noontime most of us will be dealing with plain rain. the exception up across the mass new hampshire border. still probably a light mix there.

((sherry swensk)) eastern united states and that will help with the wildfires... ............ while cold snow falling across the northern plains and upper midwest. ............ allowed the cold to settle in through the night. .............. sunny skies today and below normal temps in the mid 50s today. .......... another round of wind late thursday night and friday. temps dip a bit again friday... a warmer weekend is on the way with temps getting back up to 60 by sunday. .............. and then even cooler 40s next week.... demetria, how are the roads? demetria, how are the roads? traffic on southbound i-15 is backed up to lake mead following a crash at the spring mountain interchange. the crash is gone now, but you'll still want to leave ((brian loftus)) >>> back with our friends from the animal foundation, from the animal foundation, holly... and our very special guest, mary. mary is here... mary is one-years-old... tell us a little bit about mary. holly/animal foundation >> mary is definitely a lap dog... she's so, so sweet, and she can't wait to find her new best friend to

and northern most new england and huge travel day wednesday and bringing dry conditions to eastern united states and even middle of the united states but right there in the middle up around the great lakes, mix of rain and snow down the ohio valley into the mississippi valley and we got scattered rain showers and weather maker actually shifts toward us as we get toward thanksgiving and not just as rain. slight risk that we get couple more flurries, temperatures tomorrow going to be slightly warmer, going low to mid-40s in most spots tomorrow. got partly sunny skies, no more flurries in the forecast but still have wind and just keep in mind as we start thinking head toward thanksgiving travel plan and going down the road to maybe relatives house, we start out with the potential of slippery conditions, including rain, sleet and some freezing reason. still working to iron out the details there, transition over to light and patchy plain rain showers. right now looks very light but saw this morning with just a little coating of snow can do to the roads and how slippery it can get and watching for nex

we got sunshine here for good chunk of eastern united states wednesday travel plans, wet conditions here all the way from louisiana up to mississippi veil up to the great lakes, northern great lakes seeing some snow mixing, but again, eastern united states is in the clear, middle of the country in the clear and we got mountain snow here as we get into the rockies. pacific dealing with rain showers here for your wednesday approximate travel but the whole system that's out near the mississippi actually going to end up tracking infrared us on thursday, limited moisture which is why you see societal problem problem -- so, so patchy out there and green, pink, purple and white and going to see especially inland a little bit of icy mix early in the morning and i think this is going to be thursday morning thing, not wednesday night. wednesday night travel conditions still look okay from weather perspective but in the morning we will have to watch out for light mixing here in the morning through noon time and after that afternoon hours we are going to see temperatures warm into the lower 40s and

so an easy way to look at it is, is that in the eastern united states, there are four states, ohio, pennsylvania that trump needs to win three of. >> okay. >> if he doesn't win three of those four, he can't win. >> okay. >> and his problem right now is, he is considerably behind in pennsylvania. he is not far behind, but consistently behind in north carolina. now, he's good in ohio. >> yeah. >> there's only been -- would you like a nerd fact to bore you hideously? >> yes! >> a nerd fact to bore you hid rowsly is there's only been one republican who's won ohio and didn't win the presidency. that was richard nixon in 1960, and they did happen to steal that election from him in chicago. >> rigged! >> rigged. rigged. >> that is a nerd fact. >> basically, trump's going to win ohio or set right to win ohio. his situation in florida is it's as dead even as it could possibly be. he is behind in pennsylvania. and north carolina he's behind. so he needs a fix. he needs things to get better. >> you know what i said about florida, i said it's like a siamese giraffe, neck and neck. >> i would say that you ar

storm system affecting a lot of the midwest and even into the western portion of the south eastern united states. something to keep in mind. locally looking good. 78 today -- excuse me 78 on wednesday, 80 on thanksgiving. >>> how's traffic? >> we had a little problem that was tying up the right lane westbound i-4 right near the rest area it looks like they have cleared it from the roadway. so that's some great news. it was neverau delays but nonetheless it was in lanes. southbound 275 around hillsborough avenue we've got reports of an didn't here. i can see some activity here but i don't see any lanes blocked and this is southbound traffic of course. it's starting to build as you move towards downtown. so a collision a little bit of activity in the median but no delays there. all right. let's move down here and check e sun coast area. we still have an accident at 139th avenue injuries involved and look out for. that's a look at weather and traffic on the 8s. >>> a travel warning this holiday season. >> still ahead the isis linked plot that triggered the warning and what you need to know as you t

eastern united states still okay. the middle of the united states okay. but out around the great lakes. a little snow to the north. rain to the south. that snow, ha thank rain stretches into the ohio -- that rain is stretching into the ohio valley into mississippi. and winds shift to us and we are looking at the potential of snow and ice. really light stuff early on thursday morning up ahead of what future islands will be drizzle for you guys and anywhere north of plymouth watch out for slipping and sliding early thanksgiving day. your travel conditions, golden wednesday his or her like 8:00. we are watching for light icing on the road and light snow on the road. i am looking at accumulation under an inch. accumulation is not a big deal. the fact that the roads will be rain. seven-day forecast with the weekend always in view. 43 bright and breezy. thanksgiving, we have that light mix into. and keeping it mostly dry. and a little black ice if you were headed out early and this weekend more of a mix but honestly shaping up to be mostly rain. back over to yo

it has made its insurgence all across the eastern united states now, and we're finding it a really popular bike for pretty serious people. this is not the first bike anybody would own, but if it's a second or third bike, it's a great example. it goes through and over everything. a lot of people are riding them now in the mud when it's spring like this. electric is a relatively new category here, it's growing in the world. in europe, it's hugely popular. it's now starting to actually make some pretty good foothold here in the united states, and it's allowing people that can't quite ride a bike like they used to to be able to go longer distances, and enjoy cycling like they used to. townies have been a really big piece of our business. again, they're really fashionable, they're really colorful. they're unique, they make dozens of colors, and they appeal to especially women, women from about 6th grade all the way up to in their 80s, very comfortable, easy on the back and the body, and very easy to get on and off from for people who can't lift their legs like they used to be able to do. road b

eastern -- eastern united states is look okay. it is toward the great lakes down the mississippi valley. rain and snow and we will be watching that system. that is the system that comes to us for thanksgiving in a little bit of mix and 50 here and another weather maker this weekend. julie is track multiple gents. julie the everyone the jaws of life to take off the roof of the car. that you white car facing the wrong direction. three lanes blocked. i found that to be a really slip vis spot in general this morning. waiting for the earlier accident on route 2 to 2 eastbound as you approach settle for the last 45 minutes. shifting southeast and we have a new accident on 93 south right as you approach route 60 and route 16. here are your live drive times in the red. 30 minutes on route 3 from the billerica chelmsford. hour and 23 on 3 south and hour and 15 minutes from peabody to the weston tolls. serious injuries and will spend months in the hospital after she was hit in a crosswalk. two good samaritans found her. and the plea from th

million gallons of gas leaks from the same pipeline causing high prices and shortages in the eastern united states. folks there are concerned it's about to happen again. >> people going crazy in line all the way down the street. last time we didn't get a delivery for, like, three days. people were, like, fighting over here over gas. >> analysts from gasbuddy.com say that this could be a major outage that could last for weeks. >>> time now 6:40. saying good-bye to a bay area institution why a popular sporting goods store is shutting down after 7 decades. >> a halloween nightmare for the owners of a california jewelry business. ,, remember this guy? he's the drug company big shot who raised the price of a lifesaving pill by five thousand percent. said he wished he'd raised it more. prop sixty-one targets drug company price-gouging to save lives. the drug price relief act will save californians nearly a billion dollars a year. join the california nurses association and aarp and vote yes on sixty-one. the drug giants won't like it. york. good morning. than >>> time for a look at what's coming up later

so it is a mild bubble across much of the eastern united states. this all fans in our direction.s we go into tuesday, and wednesday of next week, while that's all going on, there is a big bad storm that's going to wait itself just to the east of anchorage, alaska, this comes sweeping through canada, and by next week we are talking late next week and into the weekends, this could be the coldest air of the season, and yes, the possibility of some snow flurries. so we're talking about a big change in our weather pattern, but that waits until, say, next weekend. overnight lows into the 40's to right around 50. here's your forecast for sunday, beautiful, lots of sunshine, go for 62 in town. look at mount pocono. down into the 40's, so that's an indication of the cool air headed our way. soap, it is 62 back down into the 50's, joyce, as we get into monday. but then it is a big swing back up into the 60s. we call it warm surge. some spots may flirt with 70 degrees. then it is back down we go for wednesday. fifty's, and how about upper 40's by next weekend? we got a lot of ups and downs

that's not happening tomorrow all mild air still lingering across eastern half united states these were highs this afternoon. so, we have a mild day tomorrow. we'll start with lout of clouds. even with partly sunny skies tomorrow afternoon its mild. 53 to 58. at the around 57 tomorrow afternoon. a little bo ror 57. keep in mind normal high is 52. drakut 55. wester hillow 50s. worcester hills low to mid 50s out on to cape island chatham partly sunny skies temperatures in low 50s. thursday, lots of sun. temperatures on thursday in mid and upper 50s. in fact we hold on to the dry mild pattern into the start of the of holiday travel. so we need dry roads sunday will offer scattering showers that's cold front that thing means business because next week it does look like we're heading toward a cold pattern with monday and tuesday featuring high temperatures only in the 40s. good night. >>> local artist makes it to the next round on "the voice" tonight. earned spot show top ten last night team blake sinner perform i don't want to miss thing by aerosmith and that performance got her enough vote

property and walk into the great smokey park, which includes the highest mountains in the eastern united states. and i like the stories about the people who live there, because unlike the western parts, which were built out of land the country already owned, great smokeys were created in 1964 from land that north carolina and tennessee gave to the country, and people were moved out of the park, and the park bought their land. so, those of us who live around there feel like we own it, because it used to be ours. so there's a sense of ownership about the smokies, even though people come to the park from all over the country, more than any other park. there is a special sense of ownership about the park there. >> and why is it important to preserve sites like this? >> well, one is the wildlife. i mean, to be able to see two dozen turkeys walk through your front yard, to go from having like 20 wild white-tailed deer, which is the way it was 80 years ago, to countless numbers today, that's one. to allow these great trees to grow back. they're mostly all logged in the 1930s, but now after 80 years, i

property, and walk into the great smoky park, which includes the highest mountains in the eastern united states. i like the stories about the people who live there because unlike the western parks which were built out of land that the country already owned, great smokies were created in 1934 from land that north carolina and tennessee gave to the country. and people were moved out of the park. and the park bought their land, so those of us who live around there feel like we own it because it used to be ours. so there's a sense of ownership about the smokies even though people come to the park from all over the country. more than any other park. there's a special sense of ownership about the park there. >> why is it important to preserve sites like this? >> well, one is the wildlife. to be able to see two dozen turkeys walk through your front yard, to go from having like 20 wild white-tailed deer, which was the way it was 80 years ago to countless numbers today, that's one. to allow these great trees to grow back. they're mostly all logged in the 1930s, but now after 80 years, it's such a lush a

the final sprint took him all over the eastern united states, of course, with rallies, taking him to rty tonight in new york city. the final rally was actually in michigan. state with 16 electoral votes. last win republican in 1968. definitely a strategy here in some of these states with no early voting to flip a blue state which will be important if he wants to win tonight. >> michigan was the big surprise with the polls in the primary. that was supposed to go for hillary clinton according to the polls. bernie sanders took michigan. does say something about their strategy, that he was in grand rapids. hillary clinton's midnight rally last night in raleigh, north carolina. so, clearly, those are two states you guys are going to be watching closely as the polls close. >> something else to watch is the hispanic turnout. there have been different reports about how high that has been. nevada, certainly that could prove to be important. early voting also another key state, by the way, for hillary clinton. and certainly in florida. >> in dade county, for sure. 46.3 million early votes. the

travel day and unfortunately across much of the eastern half of the united states it will be looking dry. even into the midwest, columbus and cincinnati will be dry as well. our next storm system will be starting to take shape in the four corners region, and the storm will march eastward heading into next week. we are going to start off the workweek monday 55. up tuesday and wednesday into the 60's. tuesday i think will be mainly dry. most of what i am seeing looks like it will be raining on wednesday with that system, it will be warm and breezy. he high net front it will be dry -- behind that front it will be dry, overnight lows in the 30's. we have a little bit of a roller coaster ride until next week. a little cool this pretty typical for the end of november. this is our last november weekend before december. autria: it is creeping up, and then it is january. coming up on abc 7 news at noon, the holiday box office is heating up. ?? ?? autria: more than 3 million people lined new york city streets this morning as charlie brown led a cast of characters in the 90th annual macy's than

burp bans should be issued across the eastern part of the united states and they suspect arson is behind the fires. >> workers in california are petitioning the government to decriminalize proingtty constitution. it comes amid the web site back pay carl is charged with pimping, pimping a minor and conspiracy to pimp. it forces workers back into the records marks a major milestone. record company celebrating 75 anniversary in hollywood with own star opt walk of fame. ceo steve barnett and pop star katy perry were there for unveiling. capital records is reissuing vinyl editions of 75 classic albums including frank sin at ray come fly with me and pink floyd dark side of the moon. >> it's nostalgia right? >> i guess. >> i'll move on. fans of rolling stones have reason to celebration. 17,000 square foot exhibit detd indicated made debut in new york west village. exhibit features over 500 rare objects of band's archives including instruments, personal diaries and unheard audio down to gary mcgrady. do you like vinyl. >> absolutely. >> you do? >> yes it's what i grew up with. >> sounds differen

in the eastern part of the united states we have incredible riches in our backyard. >> this is a lettuce from the 1880s. he races air loom vegetables from seeds and flowers. >> heirlooms are huge and this big part thanks to dr. weaver. >> we need to keep the varieties alive. >> weaver inherited his love for heirloom plants who started the seed collection in the 1930s. and he has grown it to 4,000 varieties and published 17 books and mentors freely and after a lifetime of work he feels his effortses are finally bearing fruit. >> backyard gardening is explode and they want to get into canning and preserving. >> it allows you precision and intensity. that is what we should achieve in food. not blandness but excitement. >> for william weaver it is preserving what is almost a lost art. tamala edwards channel 6 "action news." >> the "action news" team is working on news stories tonight beginning at 4:00. >> alicia vitarelli live in the newsroom with a look ahead. >> i am about to work on my lunch. a minute and a half. we'll tell you more about that. a story you are just going to love. one suit

within an hour the fizzle polls will begin closing in eastern portions of the united states sa and we'll see that localinghat effect as the night goes on. right now it's up to the american people.e. we are live across the d.c. region. we're live with matt ackland wht is headed to a polling place in d.c. matt, what are you seeing out there? we know you guys are onn the row. what's it reporter roar for thee viewers who don't know this guy, this is joe schmo vac. we are right now at ninth and f right in the heart of the district. we just left the mlk high bring and we're heading over to the navy yard area. the reason why we're going there is because there's a statehood watch party that is going to bet held at a restaurant there andra we want to check things out. a half inside one of the polling precincts, things were running pretty smoothly at the mlk library it. it had 1100 people vote and that was around 46789. 45, 5:00. they didn't give us a last mental yes, here in d.c. ofre i course there's a lot of peopleoe voting for president. also a few council raises and the big one that a lot of

in the eastern half of the united states, experiencing some early to mid fall warmth. now, there's also cool air on the maps, as well. head out through southern canada. temperatures in those locations 50s and 60s. not bitterly cold but returning us back to where we should be this time of year. and ma moving process, that's delightful afternoon and evening. clouds overnight tonight, mild for you morning commute, low 60s. a few scattered showers tomorrow afternoon with temps tomorrow near 60 and then the showers will taper off tomorrow evening. that's the cool front moving through. friday is a blustery and chilly day. we'll talk more about that and your weekend forecast in a few minutes. >>> sky 7 hd over the scene of a train that went off the rails in westford. officials say hazardous materials was on board. the good news, none of it has spillednd figure out how to safely move it. victoria warren has all the details. >> reporter: a freight train jumping the tracks and inside one of the cars, fairis. neighbors were originally told they might have to evacuate but then goo

united states shortly after hillary clinton delivers her concession speech, he will be speaking at the white house. we will of course have live coverage of that. that's now scheduled for 12:15 p.m. eastern time here in the united states. the speaker of the house, paul ryan, he also has a speech coming up. he's been at best lukewarm as far as donald trump is concerned. he will deliver a speech. all of these speeches will be critically important in setting the stage for the transition, the transition from president obama to the president-elect of the united states who will become the president, talking about donald trump, on january 20th, that's inauguration day here in the united states. we have a team of all of our political analysts and correspondents who have covered these dramatic moments. you see vehicles beginning to leave the peninsula hotel in new york with hillary clinton in one of those vehicles right now. very short drive in manhattan over to the windham new yorker hotel. that's where hillary clinton will be delivering her speech. gloria borger, the pressure is really on her to deliver the speech i am sure she never thought in recent days, weeks and months she would be deliver

weather looks okay and pick little more snow and get into big travel day on wednesday eastern half of the united states and more sunshine and look at this, northwest dealing with a little bit of rain and portland and seattle and into the mountains, a little bit of snow out there and then from the great lakes touch of snow in the forecast and ohio, mississippi river valleys and that weather maker going to get to us on out somewhat cool, we could have slippery conditions with snow and freezing rain and sleet just initially in the morning and then it transitions over to light rain shower. all precipitation looks incredibly light and julie repeating over and over again, the problem that we on the roadways just because of coating of snow, so even if it is a little bit on thursday morning, you know that's going to make dangerous travel conditions on thanksgiving. otherwise thanksgiving damp for black friday shoppers, high 50, mostly cloudy, mostly dry right now, could be dealing with sprinkles and better bet rain and snow in forecast. back to you guys. >> daniel: marijuana will soon be legal here in massachu

this storm, though, not just affecting eastern tennessee, i mean, this is an eastern two thirds of the united statesystem, in its entire expansive necessary, huge. now, because we have the warm leading out in advance of it, looking strictly at rainfall folks. if you wanted to try to beat the rain, you can probably doing it in the eastern half of the area. notice, moving in pretty readily. moisture content starting to become a little bit more obvious here. looking right now mainly light rain, will also have to deal with pretty soaking rain along the way, too. here's what's up. you have one-two punch today as well as tomorrow. heavy rain over spread willing the area over the next hour and a half or so, with us any time, you have this area of low pressure riding up along. so, with that, rain is the story. any time, all day, even through the evening rush. lunchtime you may want to think about ordering in. evening commute, just pack your patiencement look ahead to nice little break, lull in the action, through the overnight, early action of tomorrow. fresh round every rain already on the horizon here, f

still extending all the way back to the dakotas, eastern two thirds of the united state covered by. >> this so it will be a while before this completely crosses through. and as a result, both today, tomorrow, feature the rain. just to get you out the door, rain and fog the story for now, reduced visibility, wind beginning to pick up. notice more out of the south at about 50 miles per hour at the shore points. and obviously, slower than usual travel. so i hope you have the for thought to put the alarm couple of extra minutes to try to balance out the day here. we hit upper 60s tomorrow. still rain on the way. then we cool it back down to dose of reality and brighter skies by later on. meisha? >> all right, so talking about that rain, katie, touched on a lot of this. yes, just make sure that you get an earlier jump start. you will need it today. number one. specially talking about visibility issues such as fog and rain. when we look outside right now, camera shots, 95 south at cottman, what we are looking at right now, you can see, just evidence by the camera shot, how many vehicles on

in the eastern part of the united states, we have incredible riches right in our back yard. this is a lettuce from the 1880s. his property is home to the keystone center where he raises heirloom vegetables and seeds and flowers. >> heirlooms are huge and this is a global movement and it needs to be if we're going to keep the varieties alive. >> reporter: he inherited his love from his grandfather. he has grown it from 4,000 varieties. he published 17 books and lectures at drexel university and mentors freely. after a lifetime of work he feels his efforts is bearing fruit. >> backyard gardening has exploded. they grow their own food and get into canning and preserving. >> it allows more precision and intensity, we shall be trying to achieve that in foods. >> it's an inpsyche willencyclf flavors. >> reporter: for weaver it's reclaiming a lost art. >> spot on. [ roars ] [ up tempo music ] dinner! may i be excused? get the new xfinity tv app and for the first time ever stream live tv, watch on demand, and download your dvr shows anywhere. since 1expert eye care.on has been provi

no problems through the eastern half of the united states, but there will be in the four-corners region of the west. as we get into the week, 55 on monday. cooler as we start the new work week. 62 on tuesday, -- 63 on tuesday, 65 on wednesday. rain approaches. we may have a few showers, rainy on wednesday. it is rain that we desperately need. that is our next chance of rain after some showers early this morning. the reign as the cold front approaches. then temperatures are back down into the 50's. temperatures that you're waking up and walking out the door to -- back over to the traffic girl. did you say dack? that's a dallas player, right? i am a little slow slow. julie: on the roads right now, we have some problems unfortunately it all kidding aside, inner loop of the beltway merging and from university boulevard toward new hampshire avenue, we have a crash that is being reported. a box truck lost its front axle, and only the left lane is getting by. we have a live picture -- inner loop of the beltway slowing as you head over to the scene. you will find on the outer loop, up here. fir

as long as that high is it's hard to get weather across the eastern half of the united states.tures in the 60s. right now it doesn't look all that impressive, we're in the 30s and 40s. chicago, 38. bismarck, 34. cincinnati, 37, philadelphia, 41 degrees. jersey shore looks good, sun and clouds, 64. philadelphia, 63. a little breezy, ton of sun. poconos slightly cooler, 53 degrees, lots of sunshine. >> reporter: thank you so much for the update. crown molding can get costly and quickly, you can create the look for much less, here's the do it yourself project. >> reporter: crown molding adds class and style to any space, the bigger it is, the more expense issue it is. that's why we tried this knock it off project by using less wood and less money and more point. i have a peace of crown molding and this molding neither is expensive. we'll finish it off like you have a chunky piece of molding like you have on the bottom. >> we cut and install the crown and cut it at a 45-degree angle. >> beautiful. >> are you seeing it? >> i am. >> it looks like one piece of wood. it's going to add

on again, we have clear conditions over the region, that extends through much of the eastern half of the united stateshigh pressure is to thank for that. high pressure west of us keeps that bubble of warm, dry air in place which means our temperatures warm up nicely moving through the afternoon. great day for all of the different walks and runs going on throughout saturday. neighborhood temperatures, 63 in center city. this is across the board, notice the icons the same. 60 in allentown and lansdale. lower 60s for everybody uptown. ocean city, 62. cape may, 63. a lot of consistency. 60s across the board for delaware spots like smyrna and wilmington, all 63. temperature trends show in philadelphia low 70s thursday, well above average for this time of year, expected to see 70s this past week. then we had a drop friday thanks to a cold front. did feel the difference. 62 yesterday for a high temperature. we are right around there for saturday and sunday, lower 60s, and another drop moving into monday. our weekend is a mirror of itself. saturday and sunday, sunny, dry. great weekend to get outdoors. maybe

satellite and radar we have an area of high pressure sprawling outward across the eastern half of the united states. it's keeping the storm track, the jet stream to the north, which is why we have not seen much rain over the last couple of weeks. we'll see a small coastal system monday into tuesday, but after that the seven-day forecast looks dry. we'll go mostly sunny, maybe a few high, thin clouds from time to time. overnight tonight it's clear, as well. it's tomorrow morning we saturday to see the cirrus deck move on in, the high cloudiness move in. the clouds lower and thicken by afternoon. late in the day after the evening commute maybe a few showers or perhaps a spritz or sprinkle begin to move in begin to pick up in intensity monday into tuesday morning. it appears as if the tuesday morning commute you'll need to allow for a couple time because of there could be pockets of rain that could linger in the day as things clear and we head into westbound wednesday. just like yesterday another gorgeous day, we lost the gusty breeze it will feel like 59 and feel like 61 inning atlantic city. trenton

if you're living across the eastern half of the united states, take a look at d.c.ne more mile day before temperatures tumble. more of the same from new york. this has prompted the national weather center to issue freeze warnings. take in the pets and the sensitive plants. by the way, the lake-effect snow machine in high gear across the great lakes.. it has begun. natalie, george. >> i remember lake-effect snow across chicago. it was no joke. >> you are right. >>> i want to tell but a british teenager who lost a battle with consider, but won her fight to have her body crygenicly frozen. she hopes to on be revived some day when there's a cure for her case. >> a final wish from a young british girl just 14 years old who knows she won't survive the rare form of battle she's battling. >> i'm only 14 years old and i don't want to die, but i know i'm going to. i think being cryo preserved gives me a chance to be cured and woken up, even in hundreds of years time. i think that in the future they mite might find a cure for my cancer and week me up. the parents disagreed. th

coast looking dry, we have a flight scheduled over next 12 to 24 hours all is good, eastern half of the united states. no big storms to talk about. high pressure large and in charge over next 24 hours, good looking day to day, tomorrow same deal, we will start off with sunshine and clouds start to move in through the afternoon. we will watch this large storm moving to the northern plains out ahead we have got warm air also some steady rain. this is good thing. we need rain. down six and a half inches on the year. this will start move in on tuesday america but appears to bring in tuesday some could be heavier at times. tuesday that it, catching a break and then we will see second round of rain later into wednesday into thursday morning. bit of the mid week soaker, period of rain, not raining through the entire period on tuesday to thursday. possibly heavier at times. temperatures in the 60's for afternoon highs heading in the month of december. potential rainfall, maybe one up to 3 inches on have rain before this system is out. not raining the entire event like that. i don't think we have any problems

all the most important doctors from the eastern part of the united states were there, including willard bliss, the man who would ultimately be responsible for garfield's care. but unfortunately, you know, this is before the era of scientific medicine. germs could not be seen. and so those doctors wrote lister off as a well meaning cook. this is when american doctors did not wash their hands before seeing patients. they didn't sterilize their instruments before operating. and they took particular pride in wearing their faithy blood encrusted white coats week after week, month after month, year after year. it was a point of pride for many of them. so in terms of garfield's situation, i'm sorry to say, what happened is as a result of the doctors constantly poking and probing at garfield's wounds with their unwashed fingers and unsterilized metal probes, the people who wanted to help garfield actually killed him. the bitter irony is if ever a man was meant to survive, james garfield was that man. he lingered for more than 60 days after being shot. you know, if he had only received less atte

>> one of things we have seen peter raab united states and particularly in the eastern part of the united states is a long lineup. let's take a look. hanover township in pennsylvania, this is what it looked like about an hour ago. you would have to be engaged in patient to stand in that lineup and getting ready to go. some of the lineups are the result of just huge voter turnout. sometimes it's because they're our registration mixups in people finally get ready to cast their ballots and sometimes there have been voting machine problems as well. that's been the case in parts of north carolina. as you said peter north carolina very important states. both went in and trump in durham county north carolina, they have extended the polling hours. they were supposed to close at 8:00 eastern time and instead they will be closing at 9:00 9:00 because they have proms with the voting machines. there are always problems with voting machines but this time around there's that shadow, that sinister shadow hanging over it because trump talked about a rigged system as we all know. listen to what he said ea

no problems pretty much across the eastern half of the united states, real now delays expected across the northeast, even the entire east coast. high pressure stays in charge on monday, so good start to the work week. dry, then warmer air returns next week. but it will come out little with some rain returns to the forecast, this is good thing, we need some rain down over 6 inches on the year. and we could have couple every days of some offer and on showers for the middle of next week. today's highs right where they should be low 50's, some 40's to the north of us. tonight cool, evening dinner plans throughout the region, heavier coat, temperatures down to the 30's specially outside the city by late evening, and then tomorrow. slightly cooler than today, up around 50 for the afternoon temperature. here's what happens next week, starting tuesday, wednesday, we see shift in the jet stream t moves back to the north. it bridges some warmer air in here, temperatures return above average starting next tuesday. we have potential tell tuesday mid 50's, maybe even upper 60s, if the jet stream m

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clock ahead, and you can see that big area of high pressure will dominate much of the eastern half of the united statesnd us a move out west as we move clock the toward election day, it's going to be fairly quiet across much of the nation maybe some showers along parts of the gulf coast and as you move into parts of midwest but pretty quiet and tranquil for election day. so slim to none the rainfall chances over the next several days headed into the upcoming weekend. don't forget to fall back and then as we move toward tuesday, we're looking 0% chance of rain. look at the temperatures by 3:00 in the afternoon on election day we're looking at low 60s philadelphia. much of the area is going to be mild and really pretty quiet to get out and vote. kathy? >> no excuses. thanks very much. we're looking at allentown where we have a clear sky a light wind and temperatures will be falling into the 40s. the lower 40ing during the overnight so here airlock the your forecast. 49 in the city. 45 in the sub burst and mainly clear skies. tomorrow 61 and sunny. guess what? temperatures are going to be falling quickly

it with mostly sunny skies, and big area every high pressure just situated over the eastern half of the united states threat, of any rain, any time soon. temperatures today, up around 06 degrees mark, maybe some low 60s, in the warmest spots, even up into the lehigh valley, temperatures right around six off degrees, berks county, low to mid 60s in the poconos, low 60s for philadelphia, and similar conditions into south jersey and delaware. we have west winds today. that's coming across the land. so seasonable day today, sunny, 06 degrees tonight. still chilly, not quite as cold, 47 for the city little cooler in the suburbs, election day little warmer, weather not going to affect you from going out voting. we will be in the sunshine, 9:00 temperatures little chilly in the four's, by noontime, 06 degrees. slightly cooler monday, back to 64 on tuesday, and wednesday, really no signs of rain, jan, makes my life pretty easily it comes to forecasting wetter. >> i would say so, and no complaints here either. >> thank you, justin. accusation of stage live shot has abc news investigating one of its own produc

nothing happening pretty much through much of the eastern half of the united states, the exception isto new england, that little disturbance won't bother us, may bring in new clouds, that's about it. thirty-six in allen ton and reading 37 mount pocono, 31 millville. there are some cool spots, near freezing this morning, so break out the heavier coat, over the next few hours, at least the winds have backed off, cool air just kind of parked over the mid-atlantic and northeast. the reason the jet stream, little dive, you saw the difference compared to thursday obviously, so we have the cool pocket of air over us, warm stuff, pretty far to the south and west. kind of inbetween. that means, temperatures right where they should be for this time of year throughout this weekend, really for the next few days, 60 degrees. now that will be our forecast hi, little disturbance to the north today, cloud cover maybe from the poconos on northward, little weak front, tries to pass us overnight tonight. not going to produce any precipitation, still, high pressure dominating our weather, tomorrow, and r

a graduate of harvard law school, she joined the united states attorney's office for the eastern district of new york in the '90s. there, she forged an impressive career prosecuting cases involving violent crimes, public corruption and civil rights. she is an advocate for justice and a defender of civil rights, as you know. as attorney general of the united states, she has been a steady voice for justice in some very tough times in our country. from the charleston church shootings to the shootings of citizens at the hands of police, to the shootings of police at the hands of citizens, and the orlando nightclub shooting as well, she has been there, calling for calm and bringing us together. in times of unrest, our attorney general noted, we must reject the easy impulses of bitterness and rancor and embrace the difficult work of finding a path forward together. today, as we continue the conversations many of you are having on your campuses and in your communities, we are honored to welcome to our hbcu national conference, our attorney general, loretta lynch. [ applause ] >> good morning, ev

american commitment to the security of small embattled nations in eastern europe is now being called into question? >> no, for us united states always been the grantor of democracy, of peace, and freedom. and for all of the world, i think, not only for us. without such kind of hope the world really will lose the most important thing for development for security, the hope to be free, the hope to be independent and the grantor, the largest one, was united states and after elections, immediately, i said it's no matter what kind of administration united states will have. what is important for us that we trust america. american people. that's our stance and how we saw in our history and how we will see united states. >> madam president, a real pleasure to have you on. best of luck. >> thank you. what powers the digital world. communication. that's why a cutting edge university counts on centurylink to keep their global campus connected. and why a pro football team chose us to deliver fiber-enabled broadband to more than 65,000 fans. and why a leading car brand counts on us to keep their dealer network streamlined and nimble. busin

here,le the winds will shift out of the north, northwest, you'll get colder air in the eastern half of the united stateswe'll see the milder pattern for the next three to five days. over next weekend things change big time. get ready for that. philadelphia, 63. poconos, high of 50. ton of sunshine out there. >> a milestone for facebook, the special networking giant is closing in on it's 2 billionth friend. they are putting it in prospective, it would put usership at a quarter of the current world population. >>> staple has a way to ease college debt for employees, the student loan repayment program give an extra $100 a month for some employees to put toward their tuition, it will help pay off student loans for 36 months. it plan is offered to top performers chosen by management. staple said in the future this plan will be offered to other groups. >>> daylight save time came to an end at 2:00 a.m. this morning. if you have not done so, you have to change your clock back by one hour. the smoke alarm battery needs to be changed. nydia han has more. >> reporter: orderly smoke alarms may not give families th

states in ukraine and poland and perhaps increase them. make clear there is war in eastern ukraine, not civil war. the united states will provide support for ukraine in all ways possible. we will announce our new sanctions and intention to work with europeans on new sanctions. we will provide defensive military lethal weapons to the ukrainians. we will not announce it. let russians discover it on the battlefield. we begin -- oh, syria. syria is a place where i may not agree with judy. we don't have any options that are acceptable. the opposition people we support can not win you but fundamentally we're enabling putin to look good in syria for two reasons. one is what everyone talks about. we let him act and we don't act. what i do as president of the united states, we hit their guys every time they hit our guys. but, we have been very effective going after isis and our effectiveness going after isis has enable assad with russian support to make gains on the road to aleppo. so there is kind of interesting paradox here. if you want to know more about that, i did a piece for real clear world on monday. you cond

next, polls are now open across the eastern part of the united states and we are seeing florida, one of the key battleground states. it's very important to both candidates. the question is, what will the election mean for american brexit? what does it mean for bertelsmann -- partners and rivals around the world. and our all-star guest, tom baerga colony capital, jim mark from xina ridge partners. this is bloomberg. ♪ jonathan: from new york city, this is "bloomberg daybreak." i'm jonathan ferro. some stability, futures down but only marginally. -15, after the biggest one day bob on the s&p since march of this year. in other asset classes, bonds are lower yesterday, yields higher. yields lower by about a basis point of 182. the dollar-yen pushing towards 105, a weaker japanese yen story. it parallels between today, the events and the potential for follows similar to brexit. comedy times have we heard that? -- how many times have we heard that? we even heard of from donald trump. trump: this is going to be brexit plus. this is brexit times five. this will be brexit times 10. this is go