all due to a frontal system. you can see this line right here, that's all rain out ahead of the frontal system. that's breaking up in the midwest. high pressure in charge today and that's why we have zero clouds in the sky out there. plenty of sunshine and with all that sunshine we're going to be warming up to the lower to mid-70s today. i wish i could say the weekend will be as perfect as the next two days. temperatures will lower into the 4r0e6rs for saturday with increasing clouds. chance for showers on sunday warmer into the 60s. cool next work week. >> new this morning we're learning more about a meeting between russia president vladimir putin and syrian president bashar al assad. take a look. the leaders met in moscow yesterday. assad thanked put join for the russian air strikes in syria. the u.s. has been criticizing those strikes they are not only targeting isis but assad's political enemies as well. >>> new details in a deadly fire in chorls county. investigators say an overloaded extension cord likely s

and then this weak frontal system swings through. very weak system, but it could produce some light shower activity or light rain in the north bay early saturday. after that, it just falls apart. so that looks like our best chances for rain. overnight, we'll see increasing clouds, some low, some high. it will be mild with low temperatures mainly in the up ere anothers to low 60s. today, mild today with hazy sunshine, at best. high temperatures will range from upper 60s at the coast to mid and upper 70s around the bay. low to mid 80s inland. here's our accuweather seven day forecast. the cool will continue through the weekend and then we'll start to warm up a little bit after the weekend. >> thank you so much, spencer. >>> up next, the plan to save an endangered toad on the brink of extinction. the new role oakland zoo employees are assuming to save an entire species. >> the nationwide impact after a wisconsin gunshot is held liable for selling weapons used in a violent crime. >> abc 7 is honoring hispanic heritage month. today u we r

a frontal system came through today. we had clouds and the sun popped out. it's gorgeous tonight and cool. another nice day tomorrow. partly cloudy to the mid-to-upper 70's. friday, breezy and warm in the lower 80's. tomorrow is beautiful. we'll have a look at the seven-day and 60% probability of the showers and the storms on friday. clearing skies for the weekend. more warm stuff next week. that is it from the mild front form of our building in rosslyn. it's gorgeous. alison: we'll have to join you later. leon: the skins have a big decision. >> the injury bug. it's always a problem. we will talk about it. jordan reed was a no-show. going through the concussion protocol after the big hit for the winning touchdown. good news. desean jackson returned to the practice field for the first time since injuring his hamstring from the opener. he was limited today. he sat out the second half of practice but he told reporter he is thinks it's possible he could play sunday against atlanta. >> you know how much he means to the offense. it would help. who is in the weight

frontal system later, few clouds. maybe isolated sprinkle north and west of town.or the day tomorrow and into the weekend. however, not extreme. just back to where we should be for this time of year. nothing out of the ordinary. mid 70s for highs today. not bad one. there is a look at the forecast. tomorrow, into the 60s. right on target for this time of year. >> well, brian, we continue to monitor major problem spot in maryland. 29 south carolina columbia pike. a pedestrian was struck prelude drive. northbound side, couple lanes blocked. may want to avoid that stretch of 29 columbia pike. southbound traffic sitting still being diverted at new hampshire avenue. a shot of the district. this is 16th street northwest. an accident involving a moped op16th street at alaska avenue. also a crash activity reported on anacostia freeway on eastern avenue and o street southeast closed for crash clean up near pennsylvania avenue. be prepared for diversion. back to you. >> anchor: thank you. and happening right now, crews are working to put out a house fire in damascus, marylan

there's that frontal system that moved through the area. a little bit of rain activity down i-95 south or plan to go that way. that rain is moving off to the shore. we will continue to see high pressure building in. that means we'll have plenty of sunshine out there today. it is a little on the breezy side. temperatures in the mid to upper 60s. once that sun goes down tonight at 6:30, we're certainly getting chilly. in fact, we have a freeze watch for the schenn dohenandoah vall. breezy today but you can see the temperatures start to dip saturday night into sunday. sunday into monday. make sure you bring those plants in. if you're headed out tonight, we have the forecast coming up. >>> developing this morning, there is some praise for president obama's decision to put troops in -- residents in the capital of kabul support the president. president obama said afghan forces weren't strong enough to continue removing troops. the u.s. will maintain a force of 9800 throughout most of 2016. >>> tomorrow american airlines and u.s. airways will beco

then another frontal system will come through on sunday, that could bring us rain chances by sunday nightto monday. let's not worry about that now. this beautiful weather we're seeing, temperatures are in the mid to upper 60s. plenty of sunshine. you may head into a few clouds this afternoon but it's not going to be too bad. mild tomorrow, look at that warm up, mid to upper 70s. our average temperature for this time of year is in the upper 60s, we are doing well, again w that small chance of rain sunday night into monday. >>> congress is running out of time to extend the federal highway funding bill. a group of families went to capitol hill to ask congress to consider safety over funding. the truckbauy safety coalition s congress to remove the anti-safety provisions in big trucks, a dozeny families who have experienced truck-related accidents lobbied on capitol hill yesterday. among them was morgan lake, her car was rear-ended by an 18-wheeler on the bay bridge. she plunged more than 20 feet >> i think it's a power for me to be here and stand here without an amputated leg or arm to get my

and we continue to be warm south of that frontal system from the southern great lakes southward, but north of there highs in the 40s and 50s for the most part. jet stream as we head thru the rest of the week, you can see why that system is just gointo sit there awhile and cut off area of low pressure for a while then it kind of comes east. a big trough develops for a couple of days late this week and early next week in the east/ and then we kinda go more zonal by the middle of next week.that's a look across the country, now let's look at some local forecasts. we head to twin falls,s,daho first off all l ls and afternoon thunderstorm in some areas high of 75. and saginaw, michigan cloudy and windy with a bit of wind around, high of 66. up next, two agribusiness giants unveil their latest technology innovation---and the results may mean bigger yields for corn growers. and later we'll find out why this drought tolerant plant is helping sustain the monarch butterfly in california. (this is machinery pete inviting you to check out my new website -machinery pete.com -offering farmers tens

a depiction of the frontal system that washed out. there is not a lot in north and the west. or the future cast until friday. friday, gusty winds ahead of a front. showers and the thunderstorms are a possibility across the area. once we get through the front it will clear back out over the weekend. day plan thursday. cooler and mid-70's by the an. lower 80's on friday. it turned breezy and cooler. there are showers and storms. 60% chance. for columbus day it's pleasant. a lot of sunshine. temperatures in the mid-70's. mild to tuesday and wednesday of next week as well. go to wjla.com/text and log on and become a subscriber to the text alert. all kind of information at your fingertips when you need it. i'll have to pay for that clicker. i have broken many in my career. maureen? robert: it costs a lot of money. maureen: it's a very expensive clicker. robert burton is here. you are on the redskins health beat. robert: the injury bug. stay away from it. desean jackson on the practice field. the latest on his status. will he play against the falcons on sunday? what makes the g.w.

the satellite radar, the action well to the west, the frontal system still a ways off. dry and sunny tomorrow morning. midday, clouds increase just a little bit. should stay dry. tonight, 50 degrees, the wind out of the southwest at about five miles per hour. tomorrow morning, a little cooler, especially around the suburbs, 46 college park, middle 40's bethesda and gaithersburg, low 40's further west into the mountains. therrow, the wind out of south southwest, warming nicely midday, upper 60's, 70 degrees. sunglasses, absolutely, you will need them. into the early afternoon. in the clouds increase as this cold front approaches from the north and west. that will hold off until later tomorrow night. once the cold front moves through, the cooler, drier air moves in from the north. you will feel the difference friday. another shot of cooler air as we move into the day saturday. the day planner tomorrow, 52 degrees morning temperature, sunshine, middle to upper 60's by the time we head towards lunchtime. outdoor dining tomorrow, cap salute the, go for it. practice for the k

big difference from north to south h ong that frontal system. 45 in sue saint marie and 80s in memphis southward. low temperatures tonight going to a drop off in the great lakes and northeast. some areas getting into the per 30s. you can seeeeut west 40s showing up but still mild valley southward, but chilly in the northeast and chilly in the central and northern rockies. here's why: we h he that quick shot of air moving through the great lakes then the ridge comes in through the day or two. another trough coming down for sunday and monday. then look at this. a huge trough develops as we head through the second half of next week. and heading toward halloween. looks like a shot of cold air east of the rockies. that's a look across the country. now let's take a look at some local forecasts. f fst of all for frereo, california it's partly to mostly sunny skies. the high is around 81. memphis, tennessee is a lot of sunshine and warm. the high is 84 this afternoon. then elmira new york, a shower is possible but then mostly cloudy witita high near 84 degrees. feed lots have been struggling a

these showers, a whole frontal system here that will work in our direction. high pressure gives us sunshine today. we are in a fast pattern now. the system will race towards us tomorrow morning. during the afternoon, as the cold front approaches, some scattered showers. not expecting a lot of rain out of this. by saturday morning, about a quarter of an inch or less. more rain in the western parts of new england. clearing skies on saturday morning. it is the coolest day of the holiday weekend.

tomorrow, much cooler than today in the mid-50's as high pressure starts to slide in behind the frontal system. we're going to let it roll all the way through friday. friday, a very nice day. it will be cooler than it has been the past few days. as we head into saturday, sunny skies and temperatures still saying on the cool side. northern iowa, low-to-mid 30's. . central iowa, upper 30's. a frost advisory in effect for portions of western iowa. it will be a chilly night. you definitely will need to bundle up if you are out. 55 degrees tomorrow. lots of sunshine. the winds not as gusty as they were today, out of the northwest at about 5-15. waking up to a cool start on saturday in the low 30's it -- low 30's. 57 by the afternoon. we are going to jump back into the low to mid 70's by monday and tuesday, and that is our next best chance of rain. back out here live at night eyes. a perfect night and people are really getting the hint that this is a perfect night. we are here until 8:00. acta you. kevin: that program reminder for thursday night. football game tonight. the atlanta falcons taking on

this frontal system will begin to make an approach. could that produce wet weather here? and may produce a little bit sunday morning. showers predicted near boston. a few over to the west. the showers, for the most part, should be offshore, and later in the afternoon , northwest to southeast. that looks like how it is going to be playing out. and there is a huge game at foxboro against the jets. it looks like it will be right then it is back to cool and dry weather for the first of next week with some wet weather that could be significant for the wednesday night and thursday t ime periods. then sharply colder by friday next week. lots of changes ahead. tonight it was a chilly one. back to you. jc: wow. there' s a lot there. the popular chain gnc facing a lawsuit. phil: coming up next, the product sold in stores allegedly spiked with unmarked ingredients. jc: she' s been dubbed miss friday night. the move she made on the football field right after being crowned homecoming queen. so cold -- phil: then new on newscenter 5 at 6:00, arrested jc: newscenter 5' s erika tarantal

thursday, the next frontal system swings through. as that happens, there could be an isolated sprinkle later in the day, the temperatures dropping. tomorrow, as you start tuesday, it will be chilly, early morning temperatures probably in the mid 30's western suburbs. low 60's midday, mid 60's afternoon. friday and the weekend, fairly comfortable but cooler. sunday, the marine corps marathon, 30% chance of showers. that will be in the 50's. through the day, the temperatures will get near 70 degrees. night, the last chilly then things rebound nicely tomorrow afternoon. alison: we like that, sounds good. kind of chilly for the redskins lately. jonathan: can you imagine the locker room of late? erin: you know who could be on the hot seat -- jay gruden. if you thought it sounded like gruden was making excuses for kirk cousins's yesterday, you are not alone. [ female announcer ] business travel isn't just about the going. it's also about the going home. and being connected all along the way. whether you're working or recharging, do busines

a strong low pressure system and also a frontal system affect the eastern areas of the united states, and there's a major hurricane over the bahamas bringing a lot of heavy rainfall. there's clouds are not moving at all. the system packing gusts of 250 kilometers, a category 4 hurricane, a major hurricane and likely moving north. we have hurricane warnings in place for the bahamas and it will continue to bring moisture to the eastern sea board of the united states. heavy rain will likely pou the eastern sea board for the next several days. the worst conditions will likely has been in areas of north carolina to virginia. heavy rainfall nearly 500 millimeters of rain could fall in the next 72 hours. different story in eastern canada and upper midwest. sunny conditions and chilly mornings are expected into the weekend. all right. here's your extended forecast. >>> and that wraps up this hour's "newsline." for featured stories and reports log on to our website. from all ofÑ÷p÷999Ñówççç9ç9ç9ç9 >> thanks for joining us on the "france 24." i molly hall. here of a headlines this hour. vladim

there's that frontal system in the midwest, but eventually, it will swing through the area.so, your hour by hour forecast, increasing clouds, 7:00 there 10:00 p.m. and late this evening, i-81, that's when you're l you'll start to see showers and then again some scattered showers throughout the first part of the day tomorrow. everything should be out by noon if not before. we'll get some sunshine by tomorrow afternoon. your low temperatures, around the 50s for most of our region. upper 40s north and west of town, but they're not going to fall too far too fast mainly because we have this cloud cover this place increasing clouds. if you got sun today, you were lucky, but i believe we'll have some sunshine by tomorrow afternoon. for all those running the marine corps marathon, looking good in terms of rain to cool you off. hit or miss light showers, especially the spectators out there. temperatures are going to be rising and in fact, again, mid to upper 60s by the afternoon. it is going to be breezy though. we're going to see northwest winds anywhere from about 10 to 15 miles an

this is not a nor'easter, it is a strong frontal system.ain on the way and the latest on joaquin. alison: that is sounding positive. steve: much, much better. aboute all worried saturday, sunday, monday. less to worry about now. high today, about 10 degrees below average because of the cloud cover and rain. satellite radar, a lot of moisture pummeling the coast at this hour. the rain continues to move in from the south across central virginia, heading our way tomorrow. starting at breakfast time, midday, afternoon, with heavy rain tomorrow afternoon and evening. we will be measuring the rainfall totals in inches around here and could be looking at and across south carolina north carolina. ocean city, the heaviest rain right now, lifting off to the north and east. at least for now. there is a lot more on the way. around the capital beltway, rain beginning to overspread the district, alexandria, fairfax county, central montgomery county, towards frederick. the heaviest rain holds off until tomorrow morning. and wouldn't you know what, just in

one or two showers pepper the area as the frontal systems races out to sea. otherwise it's nice and quiet. speaking of quiet. 68 degrees in allentown ran bethlehem. jersey shore, same number, 68 degrees, mostly sunny skies, the slightest breeze out of the southwest otherwise very pleasant. if you're heading to lincoln financial field you won't need a sleeve, you'll need short sleeves, but not long sleeves, mostly sunny and planet. winds out of the southwest at 5 to 10 miles per hour. you'll not be dealing with the chilly breeze like we had yesterday. mainly clear and chilly overnight tonight. 44 the outlying suburbs, milder tonight than what we saw first thing this morning. here's the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. mostly sunny today, 70 degrees, flyers home opener tomorrow. if you're doing more tailgating sunny and nice, 74. tuesday, showers in the morning hours. otherwise it's a combination of sun and clouds, 75 degrees. the cold front pulls through the numbers are more seasonable. 69 degrees wednesday. thursday, subtract two down to 67. friday,

there is a frontal system to the north and west that will sink toward us tomorrow. cool weather in the morning. mild in the afternoon. mid-seventies. tomorrow, we will see a little bit of a shift. temperatures will slip back into the 60's. mid-seventies for the afternoon. jummy: you can see the vice president walking out your it at stake a listen. >> good morning. please sit down. mr. preston, thank you for inviting me to the rose garden for a minute. >> it's a pretty nice place. >> as my family and i have worked through the grieving process, i have said all along what i've said time and again to others. that it may very well be that that process, by the time we get through it, closes the window on mounting a realistic campaign for president. that it might close. i have concluded it has closed. experience previous that there is no timetable for this process. the process doesn't respect or much care about things like filing deadlines, or debates and primaries and caucuses. but i also know that i could do this -- i couldn't do this if the family wasn't ready. the good

behind that frontal system, a big-time changing temperatures. we are talking about winds out of the north and west. big-time cold blast on the way. if you clouds out there for the most part. i think we stay clear tonight. a beautiful fall day in store for thursday and then friday, it will be clear and sunny but very, very cool with high temperatures only making it to the mid-50's. forecast lows, not as cool to the north. they 40's and fort dodge, low 40's in mason city. not as cool as it has been the past few nights. winds of out of the southwest will be pretty light. it will be turning breezy especially in the afternoon. look at that three day forecast. we go from 70 tomorrow to 56 on friday. could be below freezing in northern iowa. d7 for a high temperature on saturday. we start to slowly work in a little bit more heat by the weekend and some rain chances by early next week. back in the low 70's by monday. steve: you know those charity donations you make every year? they do add up. but do yours equal half your household income? full 50% of wh

that moisture may work end here to dom bin the frontal system. we can use the rain. with the rain at that im too. s that the story. antoinette and phil? phil:en thats. tom brady take off the helmet putting on different kind of head gear. >> coming up next, tell you about prayed why's halloween adventure. ja. ed: right after wcvb newscenter 5, it is jimmy kimmel line in brooklyn. tonight's guest howard stern. ite fairs to say that celebrities usually try to avoid attention in their every day life. >> they do. >> a local hero managed to get all eyes on him at whole foods without anybody knowing who he was. check out. >> did you figure out shout. >> yeah. brady. this the quarterback just posted this video from to the facebook page and poe motes unreal candy which is organic brand sold at the whole foodser to all over new england. and brady left a few surprises and some of the candy. look at this. the lucky fans found number 12's >> you know what? i not he was moving faster. look he was in hast week's game. >> yeah. right. >> right. >> great footwork

and a frontal system will be pushing on through and we will through our region. may see a isolated shower push along that boundary the second half of the day as we get closer to the coast. the things we notice that the winds will be changing direction to the southwest and boosting our temperatures tomorrow. so we will say clear skies, cool conditions today. cloudy and little bit milder tomorrow. so 32 right now. winds still active. 14 miles per hour. that wind chill. the feels-like conditions. what we should be dressing for. feels like in the 20s right now. will see a improvement. climb into the 40s. mid- to upper 40s with winds out of the west and switches to the southwest overnight tonight and temperatures will actually be a little milder than this morning. upper 30s still on the chilly side to 40s at the coast and for the cape and islands. notice those clouds increasing and come tomorrow with the cloud cover, with a little bit of sunshine. we will take a look at these temperatures. the winds switching direction out of the southwest. highs in the upper 50s to l

passage of that frontal system brought us a little bit of rainfall this morning and that is breakingw. we're looking at the return of warm fall days. skipping to saturday afternoon, it will be dry and mild but changes into sunday. rain is expected to develop and maybe showers into sunday night and monday morning. and overnight, temperatures mid to upper 50s and tomorrow, sunny skies and highs into mid to upper 70s. north bay, highs under sunny skies up to 80 degrees in napa. upper 60s on the coast. sunday, which will be the first day of falling back to standard time, showers, and rain. >> trick or treaters are happy. >> exactly. just long enough to finish. >> thank you. >> well, a ghims at a rare surgery on >>> doctors at uc davis performed a surgery on a penguin, making her uninterested in interacting with other pengiuns. it had performed similar surgeries on parrots and eagles but this may be the first on a penguin. it is expected to be seen by veterinarians over the next few months. >> this is a baby wing. abc7 news was at redwood city for a special party. a mother's support group

passage of that frontal system brought us a little bit of rainfall this morning and that is breaking up now. we're looking at the return of warm fall days. skipping to saturday afternoon, it will be dry and mild but changes into sunday. rain is expected to develop and maybe showers into sunday night and monday morning. and overnight, temperatures mid to upper 50s and tomorrow, sunny skies and highs into mid to upper 70s. north bay, highs under sunny skies up to 80 upper 60s on the coast. sunday, which will be the first day of falling back to standard time, showers, and rain. >> trick or treaters are happy. >> exactly. just long enough to finish. >> thank you. >> well, a ghims at a rare surgery on more and more people with type 2 diabetes are learning about long-acting levemir®. as my diabetes changed, it got harder to control my blood sugar. today, i'm asking about levemir®. vo: levemir® is an injectable insulin that can give you blood sugar control for up to 24 hours. and levemir® helps lower your a1c. levemir® lasts 42 days without refrigeration. that's 50% longer than lantus®, whi

then, this frontal system makes a run with cold air arriving sunday evening. later in the evening we'll have clouds creeping in in advance of the rain we're getting sunday. rain spreading into monday morning and looks like we're going to get quite a bit of rain and snow. so what will be left behind? rainfall totals across the bay area from a quarter inch to half an inch. in the sierra a foot, or more of snow low temperatures, clear skies and tomorrow's highs from upper 60s to 70s around the bay to upper 70s and low 80s inland. we're going to have showers and a cool don't forget to fall back. >> getting to know someone else's stomping grounds. >> friendly competition to show off work spaces and why it might >>> we'll see a parade of costumes but this morning a parade of techie use. it called the tech crawl. there is a good reason a guy in a space suit is leading this army of techies around the corner. it's become an annual tradition. >> what is up with the suit? >> it's something i'm stuck with. i put it on for a first crawl two years ago. and is now part of th

some moisture will ride up ahead of that frontal system. so we'll see increase in clouds and a little bit of rain will push inland so wednesday morning as the morning rush begins we have wet spots. we don't expect the rain to be very wide spread. mid morning and into afternoon, most bay area locations will receive less than a tenth of an area of rain but we'll keep hoping and see what happens. overnight, partly cloudy skies. low temperatures into mid-50s and tomorrow, most of the cloudy skies with highs in mid to upper 70s, low to mid-70s on the peninsula. 69 degrees in downtown san francisco, and up in the north bay, mid-70s, near east bay, low to mid-70s and inland, mild with highs in mid to upper 70s. here is the accu-weather forecast. so breezy, sunny day with halloween. >> are you dressing as a weatherman? >> i'm wearing the costume now. >> spencer, thank you. >>> just ahead, a disabled man says he was forced to crawl off a plane in san francisco. >>> a disabled man says he had to crawl out of a plane once it landed. he says united did

moisture pushing ahead of that frontal system and a weak front passes through during overnight and morning hours. right now, high clouds and verga, but it's being picked up on our radar image. here is a weak front that pushes through. let's see what we think is going to happen. and we're pretty sure this is what is going to happen. clouds continuing to move through. and an organized area of showers and the front will start to weaken but will produce light rain or showers. we're projecting rainfall totals not so high. some locations receiving no measurable rain and most other locations from san francisco north are just a few hundredths of an inch. tomorrow, low 70s on the peninsula. downtown san francisco, 67 degrees up to the north bay, mainly low 70s. and low to mid-70s inland. here is the accu-weather forecast. right there. and we're going to have sunny skies on thursday, friday, and saturday. and mid-80s inland. showers and rain sunday and monday. and saturday night, extra hour of sleep or extra hour of fun depending on your pleasure. >> i'll take the sleep. the warriors aren't the only

this is a frontal system all the way from the upper midwest, canadian border. texas saw lots of flooding yesterday. this is marching towards the east and it will reach the tri state storm. not a lot of juice left in that storm as it approaches is the good news. sunshine fades behind cloud later on today but a beautiful day for anything around the tri state whether you're doing some leaf peeping up in west chester county. winds are light and variable. even more comfortable for the clouds lower and tricken and that's when you may see a few sprinkles tomorrow morning. notice the temperatures, not nearly as chilly as they are right now. take another look at your marathon forecast coming up in just a few. >>> we are tracking breaking news out of egypt where officials have confirmed the crash of a russian passenger plane in the sinai peninsula. >> air force jets have located the remains of the planes and that bodies are being recovered. that air bus took off from egypt in route to st. petersburg, russia. that is file tape of a plane similar to the one reported missin

moisture pushing ahead of that frontal system and a weak front passes through during overnight and morning hours. right now, high clouds and verga, but it's being picked up on our radar image. here is a weak front that pushes through. let's see what we think is going to happen. and we're pretty sure this is what is going to happen. clouds continuing to move through. and an organized area of showers and the front will start to weaken but will produce light rain or showers. we're projecting rainfall totals not so high. some locations receiving no measurable rain and most other locations from san francisco north are just a few hundredths of an inch. tomorrow, low 70s on the peninsula. downtown san francisco, 67 degrees up to the north bay, mainly low 70s. and low to mid-70s inland. here is the accu-weather forecast. right there. and we're going to have sunny skies on thursday, friday, and saturday. and mid-80s inland. showers and rain sunday and monday. and saturday night, extra hour of sleep or extra hour of fun depending on your pleasure. >> i'll take the sleep. the warriors aren't the only

then, this frontal system makes a run with cold air arriving sunday later in the evening we'll have cloudsadvance of the rain we're getting sunday. rain spreading into monday morning and looks like we're going to get quite a bit of rain and snow. so what will be left behind? rainfall totals across the bay area from a quarter inch to half an inch. in the sierra a foot, or more of snow low temperatures, clear skies and tomorrow's highs from upper 60s to 70s around the bay to upper 70s and low 80s inland. we're going to have showers and a cool don't forget to fall back. >> getting to know someone else's stomping grounds. >> friendly competition to show off work spaces and why it >>> we'll see a parade of costumes but this morning a parade of techie use. it called the tech crawl. there is a good reason a guy in a space suit is leading this army of techies around the corner. it's become an annual tradition. >> what is up with the suit? >> it's something i'm stuck with. i put it on for a first crawl two years ago. and is now part of the brand. >> i'm a muse. >> 12 start ups opened their doors to

from the bay area sprinkles our next potential rain maker is this weak frontal system moving through on saturday. here is our forecast for this evening starting at 7:00. increasing clouds, scattered areas of moisture that could produce scattered sprinkles, today, lingering clouds. and this spotty sprinkles mainly in the north bay saturday morning and then, we'll dry out after that. overnight, clear skies and wet spot or two. low temperatures around or just above 60 degrees. tomorrow, some lingering clouds. and mid and upper 70s around the bay. low to mid-80s and here is the accu-weather forecast. cooling continues and sunday, a drier pattern, sunnier as well. next week, warmer with highs mid-80s inland. no more 90s are likely. >> thank you. >> sure. >> could your smart phone or tablet be keeping you up at night? it may be the blue light beaming out of it. >> there is a cell, so what he does is captures and makes your body activate it. >> and that is tonight at 11:00. >> next, taking down a drone. >> next, taking down a drone. the way to shoot down an air today we're gonna talk about

from the bay area sprinkles our next potential rain maker is this weak frontal system moving through our forecast for this evening starting at 7:00. increasing clouds, scattered areas of moisture that could produce scattered sprinkles, today, lingering clouds. and this spotty sprinkles mainly in the north bay saturday morning and then, we'll dry out after that. overnight, clear skies and wet spot or two. low temperatures around or just above 60 degrees. tomorrow, some lingering clouds. and mid and upper 70s around the bay. low to mid-80s and here is the accu-weather forecast. cooling continues and sunday, a drier pattern, sunnier as well. next week, warmer with highs mid-80s inland. no more 90s are likely. >> thank you. >> sure. >> could your smart phone or tablet be keeping you up at night? it may be the blue light beaming out of it. >> there is a cell, so what he does is captures and makes your body activate it. >> and that is tonight at 11:00. >> next, taking down a drone. the way to shoot down an a how do you become a superstar? saving superstars. with pg&e's free online home ene

today frontal system and the french people are in mourning. >> this has an investigation to learn what caused this is now under way. >> the police say that a school attack was racially motivated. most of the students are from immigrant families with right-evening tradition. >> well issuinwe have this report. >> the military police patrolling a slum. three hours away from the capital. rosario has become a major transit point for drugs. the commander is in charge of the operation. he said that drug gangs had taken control of the area in the city, turning it into one of the most violent in the country. >> what we have here there are some burningers filled by lie we did over 90 raids to destroy those bunkers. the situation has not improve. >> the fight against arrest sells have trit-- >> argentina has gone from being a transit point to a producer. that has changed the dynamic of the crime. they now fight to control the territory here. >> she make makes makes drugs to make a living. >> it's very cheap, but we sell a lot. lots and lots of people are doing this in the slums. it is not difficu

some moisture will ride up ahead of that frontal system. so we'll see increase in clouds and a little bit of rain will push inland so wednesday morning as the morning rush begins we have wet spots. we don't expect the rain to be very wide spread. mid morning and into afternoon, most bay area locations will receive less than a tenth of an area of rain but we'll keep hoping and see what happens. overnight, partly cloudy skies. low temperatures into mid-50s and tomorrow, most of the cloudy skies with highs in mid to upper 70s, low to mid-70s on the peninsula. 69 degrees in downtown san francisco, and up in the north bay, mid-70s, near east bay, low to mid-70s and inland, mild with highs in mid to upper 70s. here is the accu-weather forecast. so breezy, sunny day with halloween. >> are you dressing as a weatherman? >> i'm wearing the costume now. >> spencer, thank you. >>> just ahead, a disabled man says he was forced to crawl off a plane in san francisco. when i was sidelined with blood clots in my lung,h. it was serious. fortunately, my docto

showing that weak frontal system passing through. and, following that will be the return of warm, fall days over the next three days. but let's take a look at our forecast innovation saturday. it will be dry for trick-or-treat activities. here's what's coming overnight into sunday. sunday night and early monday morning. once again, this does got look like a very powerful system, but could produce enough wet weather to make for slick roadways and maybe a damp day on sunday. overnight, look for clear skies tonight with low temperatures in the mid to upper 50s. and then tomorrow, sunny and mild conditions ranging from mid to upper 60s at the coast to upper 70s around 80 in our inland area. check out how warm it's going to be for mid to upper 80s. don't forget, we fall back to standard time saturday night into sunday morning. and then, sunday, our next chance of rain will be a cloudy and cooler day for sure. some showers could linger into early monday and then we'll get more autumn-like weather tuesday and wednesday with high temperature

the clouds sticking behind this frontal system that passed through and eventually high pressure will start to work its you can see that happening at the iowa-nebraska border. we will see the sunshine by this afternoon, but temperatures will not warm up much. i will let you know in the 8 day forecast is those temperatures continue to climb or steady. alyx: thanks, frank. drivers are supposed to stop when a school bus is stopped puts out its stop sign. but that doesn't always happen. many school buses in iowa now have cameras outside the bus so they have video proof of cars that break the law. kadyn's law was passed in 2012 , named for an iowa girl who was hit and killed by a truck at a bus stop. the law brought stricter penalties, making a first violation a $250 fine. the bondurant-farrar community school district there have this year alone. about handing out tickets it's about keeping students >> they can't see those cars coming out on a country road. the visibility can be compromised when they see the lights and the stop arm come out, it's important that they slow down and prepare t

by friday, we will have a few showers rolling through mainly in the afternoon and evening as a frontal system comes through. showers before day break, we have that three-day weekend for columbus day. fantastic for next week. guys? >>> new developments on a sex assault arrest we told you about at the top of the broadcast. arlington police showing us the man, did they say confessed to several attacks. look here this is 19-year-old melvin peres bonilla. you can see the mugshot and the sketch of the man they're looking for. this sketch is from july. officers say they picked him up earlier this morning and he tried to assault women in july and august, and last month there were assaults. all women walking home late at night. police used surveillance from metro stations to identify bonilla. they picked him up this morning. he's been charged with sex assault, attempted abduction with the intent to defile in two cases. barbara? >>> it's the 25th anniversary of mental illness awareness week. whe where we try to change the conversation. dr. joshua winer is with us this morning. i want to ask about the s

here is the frontal system that is moving to the southeast. western parts of the state deal with the heavy rain this morning. then it moves into the eastern part of the state into this afternoon. flash flood watching cross south carolina. ap the wind back around to create high tide flooding along the coast. it will exit here. by sunday, the rain >>> beautiful weather where we are. in fact, after our dose of rain, short lived as iofwas, we see fall-like temperatures coming back our way. 65 degrees today. a little bit of a breeze in the air. keep that in mind. as we head into sunday, the warm up begins. monday it's perfect at 74. chance of showers on tuesday. warm temperatures to begin the week. >>> and that's your latest forecast. >> dylan, thank you. upto next, a look back at the week that was from the catastro10ic flooding in the carolinas to the gridlock on a 50-lane highway in china and the priceless reaction of a grandmother now worth a few hundred million. my name is amanda and i smoked while i was pregnant. my baby was born two months ea

olaf is kicking some of this moisture up ahead of that frontal system.ou notice in the forecast animations the front approaches. olaf will weaken and turn to the south. but it will have kicked up enough moisture in front of that that we may get some rainfall out of this. we pick up the animation. just after midnight, light rain or showers pushing into the bay area. then at the beginning of the morning rush we'll see more widespread areas developing off shore. there probably will be some wet spots in the morning ko mute but doesn't appear that we'll have widespread rainfall at this hour of the morning. later about 8:00 or so, we'll see more widespread rain pushing into the bay area. midday to afternoon, we'll see the rain and showers tapering off and ending probably in the mid to late afternoon. so our projected rainfall totals are generally between tenth of an inch and quarter of an inch by late wednesday evening. and maybe a little bit more in places like concord and a little bit less in parts of the south bay and san jose probably under a tenth of an i

i think this frontal system may have been partly responsible for the outbreak of water spouts we saw taking place just north of the yellow sea. that combination of the instability in the atmosphere and also some quite high sea temperatures. water spouts usually around nearly as severe as tornadoes. that's not always the case. they can on occasions be pretty nasty features. these didn't cause any problems, three altogether reported. we have cold air pushing in from china and russia. we've got cooler air pushing down from the north. we should find clearer cbs across the whole of the region. further toward the south, we've had quite nasty conditions developing through the china sea area. we could see heavy rain affecting parts of vietnam p.m. we've also got torrential rain impacting myanmar. we're keeping an eye on these areas, for the next few days, there could be flooding. >> the mother earth law was introduced in bolivia to give nature equal rights to humans. the government has been accused of allowing big businesses to ignore the law, but it is working in some areas. our reporter vi

here is the frontal system that is moving to the southeast. western parts of the state deal with the heavy rain this morning. then it moves into the eastern part of the state into this afternoon. flash flood watching across south carolina. this area of low pressure will wrap the wind back around to create high tide flooding along the coast. by sunday, the rain >> good morning everybody. plenty of sunshine in store for us today as those clouds continue to melt away. that will be the case through the entire holiday weekend as high pressure sets up, keeping the clouds away. the bright sunshine will help today but we're also battling a morning breeze. those winds will last through the afternoon for fancy fall weather. crisp and cool and then a warming trend on the way for us into the 70s by monday. something to enjoy >>> and that's your latest forecast. >> dylan, thank you. up next, a look back at the week that was from the catastrophic flooding in the carolinas to the gridlock on a 50-lane highway in china and the priceless reaction of a grandmot

you can see this frontal system draped across the center of the country that's going to be trekking east over the next few hours. it arrives tomorrow and tomorrow night. it's going to weaken significantly. juice left. sunshine fades behind clouds as the day goes on. it's a bright start, not as bright when we finish. overnight tonight, mostly cloudy, less breezy. one or two hint os ings s of a shower a possibility. the good news is we're not going to get too cold for the trick-or-treaters that hang out a little later into the overnight hours. >>> police in new jersey this morning investigating what led to a stabbing at a rutgers university dorm. >> reporter: that stabbing happened near some dorms. and right across the street from the student center. a violent start to the halloween weekend here on the new brunswick campus. right after that happened, the students started posting from campus police telling them to stay in a safe location. that stabbing happened around 7:15 last night here on the new brunswick campus at mettler hall, one of the dorms off college avenue. two people were taken

that early wind just bringing in the moisture ahead of the frontal system, so right now, clouds thing up. there are showers back to the west extending ahead of a cold front. you condition see this rain am moving in. shifting in our doorrection. rain in does reach us is not going to be be too heavy, but we will see some of that wet weather. so tonight, into morning, mainly cloud cry skies. there is some of the sprinkles we track them, pushing ago ward, they, at 7:00 in the morning then a shower and then we get some sun sine and then it starts to clear out nicely and we are look pretty good. so tonight, 4 to 50. tomorrow, we make the which to the 60's with the sun sine coming in for the afternoon. in the, the nice little stretch ahead. still a bit cooler than formal. no complains we have that sunshine monday, tuesday. there is the rain wednesday into thursday. and then, we are talking about halloween by next weekend look at supshine. that is good fews. >> 65 looks good. >> it is going to feel dood tomorrow, too. >> quite cool. >> sounds good. >> enjoy. are welcome. >> the met vaas few d

going to see some snow and look at the warmth spreading through the warmth remains south of this frontal system through the central great lakes as we head through wednesday. high pressure dominating there. scattered showers and storms in florida southern plains four corner region. some of this could be on the heavy side again. and then we'll see rain with snow on the western fringes by friday that whole system moving eastward ,cold front from the great lakes down into texas with areas of showers and thunderstorms `along the cold front. maybe a little snow in the northwestern great lakes. and another system coming into the pacific northwest, with some valley rains and mountain snows out that way. we'll be back in the next half hour with a longer range forecast. thanks, mike. when we come back from break, alan brugler and bryan doherty are here to talk about what china's new child policy could mean for u-s ag goods.

satellite radar composite image shows moisture still moving up ahead of the advancing weak frontal systemgh clouds and virga are the rule now. we will have some measurable rainfall. maybe not a lot. weak front swings through tomorrow morning. so let's put all of this together and start our forecast animation at 7:00. notice into the late evening, overnight hours we see the front approaching, by 7:00 a.m. tomorrow, there will be spotty showers in the north bay. it's entirely possible that some renegade showers could move out ahead of the front and produce some wet spots for the early morning commute. by 10:00 a.m. mid morning we'll see a more widespread area of light showers and sprinkles moving toward the golden gate. peninsula and san francisco. and the front falls apart, springs through and by tomorrow afternoon, it should be over. our forecast animation or computer animation calls for rainfall totals of maybe .005 of an inch in san francisco. .007 in novato and santa rosa. many cloekss in the east bay and south bay may receive no measurable rain at all. overnight, low temperatures in t

here is the frontal system that is moving to the southeast. western parts of the state deal with the heavy rain this morning. then it moves into the eastern part of the state into this afternoon. flash flood watching across south carolina. this area of low pressure will wrap the wind back around to create high tide flooding along the coast. it will exit here. by sunday, the rain exits and >>> good saturday morning, i'm michelle grossman, it's fall-like today. it's october, sunny, cooler, breezy, temperatures at 65 degrees later on this afternoon. winds from the northeast at around 10-15 miles per hour. sunday, a lot of sun, warm e 68, and a lot of sun on monday, mostly sunny, tuesday, a cold front with a chance of a shower, and 65 on wednesday. have a great. and that's your latest forecast. >> dylan, thank you. up next, a look back at the week that was from the catastrophic flooding in the carolinas to the gridlock on a 50-lane highway in china and the priceless reaction of a grandmother now worth a few hundred million. but first this is "toda

so here is the frontal system that is moving to the southeast. western parts of the state will deal with the heavier rain this morning. then it moves into the eastern part of the state as we go into this afternoon. flash flood watches are in effect across most of south carolina. it's this area of low pressure that's going to wrap the winds back around. that could create some high tide flooding around the times of high tide along the coast. then it will exit. by sunday, the rain will exit the coast, and sunshine >>> good saturday morning to you. i'm meteorologist anthony slaughter waking up to fog especially from the east bay to san francisco s. otherwise, we will continue to see the fog burn out of here. a nice day and headed our way. temperatures will be warm considering how cool it's been. 86 for the south bay. 79 for the peninsulaf 71 for san francisco. the trivalley will see a hot day. temperatures near 90. have a good saturday. >>> and that's your latest forecast. >> dylan, thank you. up next, a look back at the week that was from the catast

the next shot at rain we get is going to be on friday from a frontal system that goes by. tonight partly cloudy and the 40s in the suburbs, tomorrow a tuesday. you'll see in the seven-day on thursday. some really nice fall weather days becomes a front with that front plows through quick, and that makes for a nice saturday and sunday both we have sun and clouds and route 66 for highs, and you'll see 50s for lows. that means 40s in the suburbs. pretty dry week. we could use some rain. we're still about 6 and a quarter inches short of normal rainfall. >> really? >> yeah. we could use a little rain. >> after all that rain we have? >> we were a lot short. >> bring it on. bring it on. good stuff. >> slowly but surely. >> all right. we're talking all about hurricane joaquin. the recent threat from that hurricane, a debate about federal spending on weather satellites. senator charles schumer says under funding will leave one polar weather satellite from the u.s. down from the current 2. he says the european meteorologist give hurricane paths right more often because they are bette