jessica rae scott: later totoy...... showers, thunderstorms, and later this evening some snow on top of that! winds will intensify today reaching gusts over 50 miles per hour later tonight. that could produce some difficult travel conditions as we enter the evening and overnight hours. the system is fast to move eastward and tomorrow we'll have sunshine, but a brisk northwest wind. then on friday it'll get more comfortable. today's high is 52 with rain, wind, storms, and snow later! tonight's low is 33 with a mix of precipitation and strong winds. tomorrow, expect a high near 50 with sunshine and the brisk wind continuing. here's your 7 day forecast. jessica rae scott: later today...... thanks for tuning in and keep it right >>> good morning, america. the republicans clash in wisconsin. >> governor, you should let jeb speak. >> the world is atronger and bettererplace. >> whyhy does she keep interrupting everybody. >> trump in the crosshai over immigration. >> it's a silly argument. it's not an adult argument. >> firing b

today's high is 52 with rain, wind, storms, and snow later! tonight's low is 33 with a mix of precipitation and strong winds. tomorrow, expect a high near 50 with sunshine and the brisk wind continuing. here's system will rapidly pass through the region today. we expect showers, thunderstorms, and later this evening some snow on top of that! winds will intensify today reaching gusts over 50 miles per hour later tonight. that could produce some difficult travel conditions as we enter the evening and overnight hours. the system is fast to move eastward and tomorrow we'll have sunshine, but a brisk northwest wind. then on friday it'll get more comfortable. today's high is 52 with rain, wind, storms, and snow later! tonight's low is 33 with a mix of precipitation and strong winds. tomorrow, expect a high near 50 with sunshine and the brisk wind continuing. here's your 7 day forecast. system will rapidly pass through the region today. we expect showers, thunderstorms, and later this evening some snow on top of that! winds will intensify today reach

it will be a low impact for later. rain showers coming in here and sooner rather than later. rain likely between 7:00 a.m. and 1:00 p.m. late morning. rain chances stand at 70%. right now it's mostly cloudy in washington. 50 degree. mostly the suburbs are in the 40s. winds are already gusting between 15 and 20 miles per hour. later today the winds could gust over 30 to 30 35 and tomorrow will be another very windy and chilly day. currently mid 40s out toward leasebug aesburg and shenandoah. on your what to wear, take your umbrella. jeans and sweater later on. going on outto a din eric it will be breezy and chilly, so it won't be. here's the rain moving in. should be arrivinging between 6:30 and 7:00. gaithersburg. here's fuehrer weather. a high resolution model updated every hour. we're tracking the rain chances. by 8:45. from the metro westbound to i-81. could get a rumble or two of thunder between 10:00 a.m. and 1:00 as the actual weather front comes right on front. rain chances. a dry ride home. windy and chilly for both friday, friday night football and saturday. sunday w

so mild today and we're going to see mild air later this afternoon, near 70 degrees. tracking a few light showers right now, and not all is reaching the ground but just the point when you head out, you may see a shower or sprinkles. breezy and milder, 67 to 70. a mild day today. way above normal for this time of year. as we head throughout the afternoon, we will see the clouds dissipate a bit, more sunshine than clouds. and then we feel the breeze picking up and the cold front skirts through the area. milder during the workweek, and we are talking temperatures in the mid to upper 70s. >> thanks, michelle. >>> pieces of a runaway blimp are back in the hands of military investigators yesterday. we have been following the agency's progress since the blimp broke loose and floated to pennsylvania. the army has already started taking claims for the damages. >>> this morning astraupb myrrhs are gathering information from the halloween astroid that passed by earth. yesterday the astroid came within about 300 miles of our planet, that's further away man the moon but relatively

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the lateral to keep the play going. then collins after he had picked up the first down nearly puts that football into ole miss's hands. >> aaron: and it's situational awareness in a big game. those things happen with young players. that's what was so amazing about hunter henry keeping his wits about him and keeping the play alive because of what we just saw from alex collins. >> carter: first and 10 for the razorbacks from the ole miss 11, this is the bottom of the first overtime. ole miss scored to get it started. arkansas still needs a touchdown to keep it going but this is first and 10. it's outside the 10. the first down line is now at the one. >> aaron: your entire playbook is open. we've seen them be very effective down here in the red zone targeting the tight ends. breaking the pocket. the bootleg-naked waggle game outside on the run. with a condensed field. le miss can afford to be a little bit more aggressive. this might be a good time for the landsharks to deal up some edge pressure. >> carter: bielema still t

we will have a nice turn around later this afternoon. skies this morning, a live look outside and it looks so pretty this morning. we're looking at temperatures, cold though. 35 in wrightstown north and west. quakertown, 35. we are looking at 27 in millville, and 35 in atlantic city, and 34 in mount holly. we will top out around 55 this afternoon, so above normal for this time of year and we will get warmer during the workweek, and we'll talk about that coming up. >>> this is a photo of the window just outside the cafe that was targeted in friday's attacks. somebody place add rose in one of the bullet holes in the window with a card that reads "in the name of what?" . back in our areaarea, a message outside the caribou cafe has a note that reads "we pray for paris." >>> we were determined not to allow the terrorists make us hunker down. >> jim rosenfield continues his reporting from paris and he talks to americans there resolving to carry on in the face of this tragedy. >>> on a lighter note, the eagles are at home against the dolphins t

one later tomorrow night and early wednesday. another system by later on thursday. high temperatures today. lower to mid 50's in the north country to mid to upper 50's to near 60 in a couple of southern afternoon. it is going to come with a fairly light wind around 5-10 miles an hour. temperatures will ease back. not quite as chilly as early this morning. 20's up north and 30's elsewhere. from there, sunshine through a good part of the day tomorrow. adding of high clouds later in the day. those will only thicken up tomorrow night. there will be a couple of showers trying to make their way through with a couple of showers around. from there, the system pulls away. a little bit of a brief break. maybe a couple of breaks later on wednesday into wednesday evening. then the next system runs in. this one from the pacific. it really doesn't have a tremendous amount of colder air involved with it. it will have the chance of showers thursday afternoon and thursday night before pulling away early friday. the timing sets up pretty well as the system pulls away on friday aftern

he threw it back and lateraled it back like it would be in regulation. so had hunter henry who lateraled it back because it was fourth down and it seems like alex collins got confused before he was going down, trying to lateral it maybe thinking like the time was gone but this is overtime. once you pick up the first down, you get a fresh set of downs -- it might have gotten ripped free too. >> carter: even ifs the loose and recovered by arkansas, it is past the line to gain for the first down so it would be an arkansas recovery. >> aaron: this is going to be arkansas's ball. they recover it after the first down. alex collins, because he saw hunter henry lateral the ball thought it was the last play of the game even though it was overtime and tried to fumble it. >> referee: there was a fumble on the play recovered by arkansas at the 11 yard line. it is their ball. first down. >> carter: wow, so henry makes then collins after he had picked up the first down nearly puts that football into ole miss's hands. >> aaron: and it's situational awareness in a big g

he later died in the hospital. waukee police tell us they are now questioning a person of interest in the shooting, but have not made any arrests. look for more information coming up on the channel 13 news and whotv- dot-com. and des moines police are investigating another deadly shooting. this one happened near the intersection of 13th street and jefferson avenue just after 10-30. police say the man who died from an apparent gunshot wound. investigators are interviewing witnesses and the crime scene investigation unit is processing the scene for any evidence. police have not released the victim's name or any information about a suspect. they say more details could be released later today. police are also looking for the suspect in an apparent drive-by shooting. " he just said move move, i said what's going on and he said they the house and i dove in the kitchen." shots rang out in the 12-hundred block of filmore around 1-30 yesterday morning... officers found five shell casings int he alley behind jeff garretto an

he was later taken in to custody. manchester police chief confirming to wmur that he was arrested as part of the police action in the area of dartmouth street. once again his name has it is not clear what charges he may be facing. then late last night police swarmed the home at 63 dartmouth street executing a search warrant. they haven't said what if anything that was found inside. they had previously said the killing of pittman was not random. they was shot in the torso outside of his apartment on granite street. he left behind a wife, 2-year-old daughter, and teenager stepdaughter. once again investigators not releasing the name of the man who was arrested nor saying what connection he has with pittman's death. live in manchester, ray brewer, wmur news 9. thanks. manslaughter in vermont new hampshire this officers caught 25-year-old daniel fogg of west townsend, vermont in chesterfield. he was arrested earlier this week in chesterfield. he faces several here in new hampshire. manslaughter in vermont in connection wi

that changes later tonight and tomorrow. today, the clouds, thicker clouds increasing by later in the morning. 11:00 this morning, the hour by hour futurecast showing 42 degrees in philadelphia. still in the 30s in allentown and 50s at cape may. the sunshine on hold, the temperatures are not going to see much of a warm-up during the day. upper 40s in allentown and reading, mount pocono a high of 38 degrees with clouds and sunshine. clouds increasing for doylestown, trenton and mount holly. up to 50 degrees but not that warm for doylestown and norristown. at the shore a bit of sunshine this morning before the clouds take over completely. there will be filtered sunshine. dover a high of 49 degrees this afternoon. and increasing clouds for west chester, drexel hill all getting close to the 50-degree mark later today. clouds today, it's rain tomorrow. back with a future cast to show you when the first raindrops will be falling when i return. >> bill, we'll see you then. 4:09. let's check the roads. sometimes people wait after th

two systems, one later tomorrow evening and early bend another one later thursday and friday, temperatures hovering around the averages all the way through the rest of the sean: keep the sweater on average, an extra two to earn the same paycheck as their male coworkers. join the fight for equal pay. join the fight for sara and women everywhere. i'm hillary clinton, >>> welcome back to "gma." you're looking live at reagan national airport. there's concern about security at airports all around the country. abc news has learned dozens of airport workers are under investigation for possible lynx to extremists. investigators believe it might have been an inside job that took down the plane in egypt. >>> authorities in michigan may have thwarted another school massacre. three teenage ners custody after a foiled plot against a middle school and high school. they could face life in prison. >>> a blockbuster opening for the new jam bond movie, >> huge. >> a big one. >>> also ahead. the holidays are coming up. starbucks has the red coffee cups. they're getting backlash over hit the morning? >> yeah,

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you will need it later today. mike woods will tell us when the rain will move in. juliet: makes no sense whatsoever. city students skipping school. new figures show is that at an alarming rate. ben: taking long island railroad or metro-north cheaper. not everyone is on board with that. juliet: we have your recast from last night's exciting show. good morning. ben: it is november 12th, i am ben simmoneau. juliet: why are we being so funny? ben: i don't know. you told me she told me i am not during the commercial breaks. juliet: he seems sullen. what is going on? ben: i am tired this week. >> meteorologist: the wait is getting old and. lovely, beautiful, wonderful. complements. see what she has to say about him. let's talk about the rain we have on the way. not that big a deal, some drizzle for the time being, showers working their way in, some white stuff we have coming toward us with a warm front sliding toward philly working in to the tristate, some patchy, lighter showers will come at you as we get deeper into the morning commute the more solid could be a little

and we will see clearing and breaks of sun later in the afternoon. tracking the showers moving across the area, and most of the showers down to the south and closer to home we're seeing light showers, so we are seeing on and off light showers throughout the morning, and not looking at heavy rain but looking at isolated stuff, and head out and get coffee and bangles and you may see a shower or two. this afternoon, mild and breezy. partly cloudy overnight, so not a bad night. we will see the temperatures drop a little more than where we saw them drop last night, and then as we wake up tomorrow morning and we will bring in more cloud cover, and may see a shower or two, and especially south of philadelphia, and otherwise a partly sunny day. temperatures in the mid to upper 60s. breezy and milder, 67 to 70. winds out of the southwest at 5 to 15 miles per hour, and once the front moves through we will see the winds pick up to near 15 miles per hour. 7-day forecast, not a bad one at all. the showers we are starting off and then breezy and mild conditions, a

the rain moves in later this afternoon. temperatures are still well above average, so we are in the warm sector of this strong storm syssem. we have temperatures in the 60s, but you can see the cooler colors indicating cooler temperatures to the west. south from ten to twenty miles than that. these winds will swing to the northwest later tonight, ushering n the cooler temperatures. let's time out the rain hour by hour with futuretrack. we are starting early this afternoon. the rain will develop to the west, and start to track into the area later this afternoon. around four o'clock is when you cn expect the rain to begin tracking into our area. this will continue throughout the evening. notice, it's not a very big line of rain, so there may be an hour to two hour period where one area sees rain. the rain becomes a bit more wididspread as the front tracks to the east, so that is where we see the heavier rain possibility. by midnight, most of the rain moves out of the area, and wewewill see a mososly sunny, but breezy start to

later on they'll ask to see all of the paperwork.hey're going to ask for an investigation to even check to see if the mayor's super pac had a hand in all of this. initially mayor bowser supported the d.c. regulator that flatly rejected the pepco merger, but days after striking a reported $25 million land deal with pepco for a new d.c. united soccer stadium that will be at buzzard point in southwest, bowser announced her support for this merger. a deal, she tauted, guarantees that puts taxpayers and ratepayers first. getting her support was critical to pepco epsilon executives to try to sway regulators to at least give this merger a second look. we'll be at the press conference news conference that is set for later this morning and bring you all the very latest on this possible investigation. that's the latest live from rfk. back to you. >> molette, thank you. >>> it is now 6:48. we're learning new information about a deadly crash that killed four people in high yachtsville. an elderly couple and 6-year-old died. so did the driver pol

but it started before that and it finished much later. vago: what was your first mission like and did you feel fully prepared when you went into it? a volunteer and i had flown nothing. i had only flown a huhurricane r about two weeks befefore i encountered my first enemy. it was a lovely day on the north sea as i recall. time looking at this aircraft we had seen in old books with black crosses. i was fascinated by seeing this enemy aircraft. shoot it down but four days later -- that was on the fourth of july, 1940. four days later, we had an unusual experience. aircrafaftred another in the north sea. we damaged it quite severely. it decided it couldn't get home so it flew toward the coast. it crash landed and the pilot was killed. the three people in it otherwise managed to scramble out. they wandered around yorkshire trying to find someone to surrender. farm andlly came to a the farmers a wife looking out of the window saw these admirals. she decided britain was being to the so she rushed out pond, picked up a pitchfork, and attacked th

later today, lower 60s and a little sprinkle activity later tonight.anely in the morning around 5:00 a.m. and 8:00 p.m. that is when we will have heavy downpours. highs in the upper 60s tomorrow and then it gets colder. mid 50s on friday afternoon, saturday 30s in the morning, sunday and monday highs only in the 40s. >> thank you, tom. for the first full-time in a decade, residents day crime tops their list of concerns. one in four feel not too or not at all safe in their communities. residents think police are doing a good job by a margin of two to one. as of this morning, the city's homicide tally stood at 144. a 58% jump from a year ago. what you can expect. >> the chance is evident here in boston. what has been built and what is on the drawing board. the most drastic comes one step closer to reality. the arlington county board has given a revamp to the boston mall. >> i think it is about time. this is the arlington land mark mall. >> what good is a dry anchor. >> they have competition with pentagon city, so it is time. >> this place is a landmark i

they plan to go on strike later today. >> all right, later today, actually, later this morning. during the morning commute, the rain will be coming down. want to check in with kari and look at that forecast. >> quite a bit of rain yesterday. like around gilroy you had almost half an inch of rain and a quarter inch of rain in parts of the north bay. very scattered, too, while most of the bay area did get in on the scattered showers and more widespread rain as we go through most of the morning. showers moving through the peninsula and you're seeing a break at this point and more rain moving in, once again. we're talking about the sierra. it is really coming down over there. bouts of heavy snow moving towards lake tahoe and as we go through the rest of the morning, we to see a more widespread rain. this is a look at the futurecast and it shows us 7:30 this morning where there will be a heavy band of rain moving in and we'll see several of those as we go through not only the morning, but early afternoon and we could have quite a bit of rain coming down and being measured as we go in

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rams would respond later on, todd gurley powers it in. stl up 15-10 at the break. 2nd half, now 18-15 vikes...scary moment. teddy bridgewater scrambles goes to slide, but teddy bridgewater scrambles goes to slide, but takes a huge hit and he was shaken up! he'd leave the game and not return... but the vikings would win it for teddy... in overtime tied at 18, blair walsh knocks in the game winning 40 yarder. vikings move to 6-2 with the 21-18 win! packers taking on the undefeated panthers... carolina up 3-0 early, but gb takes the lead. aaron rodgers finds richard rogers for the score. 7-3. panthers retake the lead in the 2nd quarter, cam newton runs it in for the touchdown. 10-7. carolina would hit the jets from there. newton to greg olsen! 17-7. pack having all kinds of trouble. eddie lacy, what a bust he's been this year. fumbles the ball and carolina recovers. and from there this one was all panthers. newton to corey brown for 39 yards and the score. pack made it closer than it looked, but carolina is 8-0 with the 37-29 win. wild looki

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the the most part the steady yes, sir rain will hold off until later this morning. we are seeing light rain breaking out north and west of the city up in berks county, lehigh valley, over the next hour or two to maybe just a little spot the eye light rain. this is not a big deal. bulk is still out across western pennsylvania. so we have a few more hours to go, probably around 10:00 o'clock we will see those heavier showers move into the region but cloud are building back in. this is leveling off, temperatures chill think morning throw jacket on take umbrella with you temperatures in the 40's right now. pretty much a dry morning commute for most locations, watch out for late morning showers and then in the afternoon wind pick up, as this cold front moves through. we will dry out tonight. brief burst of showers around again between 10:00 and 4:00 our best shot to see this rain. amounts pretty light here, they will be less than a quarter inch, more like

coat today, but maybe not later in the week. >> reporter: maybe not later in the week at least once we get past the mornings. the afternoons will feel better. we're in the afternoon today, i'm dplald i've got -- i'm glad we i have the heavier winter coat on and gloves. this was the cloud cover that was generated with lake-effect snow off the great lakes to the north. they are probably seeing slightly snow shower activity in scranton. i don't know if that will make it to allentown. a little bit of that mixed cloud covered and in our sky 6 shot you're seeing that across the region. boy, did it start out chilly this morning, 29 in allentown. 27 in reading. philadelphia, 34. of course with the winds blowing in the teens we had windchills this morning at dawn in the 20s in most spots. where are we now? we bounced back to 41 in philadelphia. similar to the number in new york city and down to the pike in washington. according to the north and west, of course we have that snow shower here and there up by buffalo and binghamton, new york. the big story is the wind. the windchill in philadelphia

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we are tracking showers moving into this area later this morning. just ahead, when you can expect them and a cooler change coming for the week. good morning, welcome to nbc 10. we are following breaking news at a recycling plan. let's go to bill henley with his first alert forecast. >> close to normal this time of year. the temperatures are running up to 10 degrees cooler. clouds just moved into the heir area. you can see harrisburg starting to see a few showers. temperatures 40s and 50 degrees in trent on, wrights town international dropped to 49 a. chillier morning. but we move back in the 60s in spite of clouds moving in and a chance you get to use your umbrella again today. by 9:00, in the upper 50s, 61 degrees, southerly wind kicking in. the winds will play a part in the weekend forecast, too him right now, jessica boyington has first alert traffic. >> we have been avoiding this traffic all week. we have the vine street parkway closed in between the schuylkill expressway, right around the vine. so you can see crews accessing the vine eastbound.

the sun coming up later and later and setting earlier and earlier. >> let's go on over to karen rogersolume starts to build. doesn't look good. >> it doesn't. that sunrise gave me a little hope. we can deal with the morning commute. going to be okay. looking outside live though looks like they're trying to clear this accident. they're blocking more lanes. this is an accident involving a tractor-trailer. see the tractor-trailer here. another vehicle here. it's all in the center lane which is tricky. we've got penndot on the scene. we're watching live as police pull up now as well so center lane blocked and a vehicle off to the left shoulder. this is happening in delaware county i-95 northbound just past the delaware state line and with police, penndot, a tractor-trailer and another vehicle you can see you're slowing here. we're already jammed northbound 95 from namaans road to past the delaware state line with this accident so watch for this one as you're heading towards the chichester area you're dealing with this accident in the center lane. look for the to be a problem. let's go to t

a few hours later, salas was arrested for reckless use of a firearm. the man who has called the hawkeyes football game is excited about thei season this ear. bob brooks has been the voice of when the great, nile kinnick won his heisman - a time he still remembers to this day. i got to see nile kinnick play in every home gge in 39. he n thth heisman trophy in a period of ten days without facebook, twitter or 24 hour sports. bob went on to say he hopes everyone watching the hawkeyes this season enjoys it as much as he is because seasons like this only come along once in a lifetime. black friday shopping officially underway... lots of people out in the cedar valley heres a look at the lined at best but in waterloo people got out here early...as early as 11 am! "im shopping for some beats headphones is it worth standing out in the rain? no but its worth not waiting til dec 8 for shipping so the floodgates are officially open... bbck friday s sopping will continue well until tomorrow night some people in cedar rapids spent the morning running in a turkey tr

nikki: police later identified the victim as jose lopez of des moines. after spending all day investigating, they arrested 17 year old josue socop and charged him with first degree murder. they say there was a dispute between the two that led up to shooting and say the crime was an isolated incident. theres not some trend of violence that will touch the entire community, its obvious there's some kind of interpersonal relationship that for whatever reason at the moment goes horribly bad. nikki: this case is the 14th homicide in des moines in 2015... nikki/ots burglars smashed windows and broke into two des moines pharmacies overnight according to des moines police... at the medicap pharmacy on beaver avenue police were called out to a tripped security alarm... the glass front door was smashed in and the building had been rifled though... then around 2:30 a.m. this morning police responded to another tripped security alarm at the medicap pharmacy on easton blvd... in that case the front door was also smashed in and pill bottles were missing from behind the

this is the game changer later this week that brings rain and starting later tomorrow afternoon. can' t rule out a shower tomorrow morning. it lasts through early friday morning before bringing in the cooler air for the weekend itself. lower half of the 20' s closer to the shoreline. inland, upper teens to lower 20' s. a lot of this elevation-dependent this morning. lower valleys has a chance to settle in with a colder air and you dropback between 15 and 20. the higher elevations were you don' t have that sinking going on, you can state in the low and mid 20' s. -- you can stay in the low and mid-20' s. the warm spot for the entire state as far as any weather observations. temperatures in the 40' sto their 15th this afternoon, light wind, sunshine and a few extra tonight, the squeeze play, light southeasterly breeze bringing in low clouds, fog, maybe drizzle closer to the shoreline. inland, high clouds scripting and from the west. there may be a shower tomorrow morning. the better chances will start to increase through the afternoon. tomorrow evening, these periods of rainfall wi

we'll take you there for later thursday and just a couple of minutes. back to you for now. >> and we appreciate it. >>> and turning to the patriots, we're waiting news on julian eldelman. >> and he's undergoing surgery today after breaking his foot over the win over the giants. he twisted his left foot on and it's in jeopardy flow. with 1960s left. brady spikes the ball and stopped the clock and look at this beauty. 27-26, they win over the giants. >> and we talked about for the game. and it was hard for 60 minutes. took every last second. part of our team, the way we thought. and they can do things better than today. i can and -- [ indiscernible ] i don't know. >> reporter: next, the they take on buffalo and starts on sent morning with patriots game day at 11:30. the bills were in foxboro for monday football. after the game, turn over to my tv 38 for the patriots 5th quarter post game show. >> and that has fans on edge and other than the game-winning video of the day. take a look. [ cheering ] this is what you're seeing on a jet blue 30,000 feet. the k

that customer died a short time later.he killer is still at large. >>> detectives are asking for the public's help in locatin loa shooter check out this surveillance video here. a man pulls out handgun right here and he shoots randomly into the air then leaves. this is on the 400 block of east indiana avenue in kensington. short time later, that suspect returns and fires more shots. if you recognize this man, you're asked to call police. >>> all across the country today, workers at mcdonald's and other businesses have walked off the job. i'll show you the scene right here this morning mcdonald's near 31st and allegheny in north philadelphia. demonstrators here are demanding a raise in minimum wage. up to $15 an hour. other workers taking part in today's protest include home care and airport employees. >>> a majority of voters in new jersey want governor chris christie to he had his bid for the republican president thal nomination to a new poll. 66% of voters said the governor should drop out of the race. 33% said he should

but it changes later this week. the possibility of snow or shid say frozen participation. >> doesn't sound so bad. >> freezen presipgs station later in the wand on the shefrn day. >> that's what that is. >> yeah. that's snow. we've got through south jersey and fine knife, trying to mount county. >> a disabled vehicle around orchard road. you can see on city avenue no red or yellow so the vehicle is not causing too much of a disturbance. doesn't mean it won't but for now you'll be okay. as for the schuylkill expressway seeing delays, around city avenue these are westbound. we have 18 minutes west from the sign to the blue route. on 422 watch for construction. that's reduced to one lane. it's an ongoing project. something we're used to. 95 southbound, a few problems on 95, southbound we had a disabled vehicle, then we have an accident right around the betsy ross bridge. we're already in the wed from woodhaven, dubbing your -- i'll have another check on traffic and we'll check in with these drive times. >> thank you. w

a vigil is planned for her later today at her school in long beach. there were six attacks, and 89 of the people killed were at the concert where an american band was onstage performing. thankful to be alive is the sentiment of many. >> i'm still, like, in shock that it even happened so close and we were here and your heart goes out to everybody that was affected and people who lost family phebgz, and thank god he spared our lives last night. >> close friends came from the states to visit, and hours into their scenic tour the city of lights descended into the darkness of terror as they dined in a restaurant blocks from the carnage. >> it could have been us. we were right there. >> motivated by a flury of texts and tweets by the attacks the women took it upon themselves to hide for hours in the basement of the restaurant. >> we figured if we were in the basement we saw another exit so if anybody came in we would be one step below and could make a run. >> now, 24 hours later, time to process what happened in paris. >> i think also because we are coming

he was taken to the hospital where he later died. police found two other wounded victims on the scene taken to the hospital and released. investigators say the shooting happened right outside one of the victim's apartments. >>> a referee is lucky to be alive tonight after collapsing on the field by a heart attack. some quick-thinking soccer fans jumped in to action determining that the referee had no pulse and wasn't breathing. they immediately started cpr using a defibrillator. when firefighters arrive and took over, the man was conscious, breathing, and able to speak with rescuers. he was then taken to santa rosa memorial hospital. >>> it has been a year since the oakland ryder teacher was shot to death as he hiked on one of his favorite trails. one year later the killers are still on the loose. police are urging anyone who knows anything to come forward. >> reporter: at a special mass at our lady of lords, the faithful gathered in prayers to remember one of their own. 60-year-old david renzel was gunned down while hiking a trail i

some showers later tonight, but the real rain hits us in the overnight hours. tomorrow, periods of rain, 57 degrees, it's just rain, but it's a wet one. wednesday, more rain at times, not all day, but the rain doesn't end on tuesday. it's going to linger into the first half of wednesday. it's mild with 61 degrees. after that we're clear, the temperatures drop to 53 but we keep the sunshine. thursday, mostly sunny skies, 53. friday, staying nice, 52. saturday, 51, sunday clouds and sun, 54. we're tracking rain it's later tonight the rain arrives and it sticks with us tuesday and wednesday. >> still heal on "action news," a driver is facing charges after crashing a bus filled with college students. >>> chicago police are adding more body cameras in the wake of a protest of an officer-involved shooting that left a black teenager dead. >> reporter: route 63 over the boulevard. route 1, no proximate on either of those -- no problems on either of those roads. there's an issue on the new jersey turnpike after the break. >> a seafood staple in philadelphia is closing i

you want to get out later. then remember if we have little rain, things can get slippery so watch out on the ladders, folks, always have somebody out there to make sure you don't slip. 66 degrees, today, though, after we get rid of the fog. it will be pretty nice day out, there mix of sun and clouds, pretty mild tonight, too, the clouds move in with low of 48. some showers throughout the seven day forecast, so the first batch will be that saturday night into sunday morning, you can see it, cools us down monday sunny and 50. more showers headed our way as we heed into tuesday and wednesday. diana? >> kyla, thanks. now a look at your roadways. here is a live look at the blue route southbound at baltimore pike. this is right near the springfield mall and could heat up little later on as shoppers start hitting the roads this morning, switching now to the ben franklin bridge, headed into the city. still looking good on all major city roads this morning. and in mass transit, septa trolley trains such as norristown, b

find out later in sports. i owe about $68,000. i owe $44,000 in studentntoans. my plan, the new college compact, says you should not have to borrow money to pay tuition if you go to a public college or university. and you ought to be able to refinance student debt. and i don't believe the federal government should be making a profit off of lending to young people who are borrowing to be able to get their education. we have got to make college affordable. tomorrow on cbs 2 this morning, headnjuries can happen in all sports, not just football. the new recocoendations in one of the country's most popular *youth sports.that ane more tomorrow on cbs 2 this morning from 5 to 7. temperatures are chilly in 30s to near 40 40 winds will stay strong into friday afternoon at 20-30 20-30 a blustery friday will be followed by a dry warmer weekendiowa football clear and cool conditions at gametime with a temp of 47 47 highs were in the upper 40s to rainfall current temps are in the 30s and 40s 40sthe next storm is showing in the pacific northwest northwest a digging trough mea

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later it will changeover to snow. around sioux city.. little ice " jessica rae: coming up this morning on abc9 news... after the shocking video released earlier this week... we'll get to know the chicago teenager who was shot 16 times by a police officer... " jessicicrae: plus... i'll show you u w a siouxland soup kitchen is preparininto feed the homeless a traditional turkey dinner for thanksgiving. " jessica rae: and... if you're not a fan of turkey... how about turkducken instead? we'll show you how to make one. these stories and more... on abc9 news this morning. "" jessica rae: good morning and happy thanksgiving! thank you for joining us... we begin this morning with protests in chicago... after dashcam video of a shooting at the hands of police was released tuesday. reporter ryan young has more: " " when laquan mcdonald was shot and killed more than a year ago -- his death went by with little notice. but the release of dash cam video showing how the 17- year-old was gunned down by a police officer has propelled

later it will changeover to snow. around sioux city.. little ice accumulation, and snow around an inch. southeast siouxland could see more of both, closer to .2 inches of ice and up to 3 inches of snow. northwest siouxland could stay dry, temperatures will be falling through the day, we already hit our high temperatures, so our 5pm temperature will be in the mid 20s. snow ends this evening, cloudy, cold, and blustery tonight. cold weekend with sunshine... temperatures snow chance is monday, lived service from sioux city to denver. but now the company is pulling flights from sioux falls as well... temporarily, beginning january 3rd. the company says flights will resume in april. jessica rae: iowa is about to go through a huge undertaking, a complete re- vamp of the state's medicaid system. five weeks remain until the new plan is supposed to start. insurance packets have arrived but the plans aren't in place. amanda krenz brings has an update. "iowans currently on medicaid received this packet in the mail. it tells them to choose an m- c-o

he surrendered five hours later at the planned parenthood in that mall.he mayor of colorado springs praised his city's first responders. >> there is no question in my mind we could have had more victim but for the incredible work of the first responders in this case. >> authorities have not released the names of the two civilians killed in the shootings. >>> back in our area a. 2-year-old child and woman remain in critical condition this morning after a van struck them and two other people crossing our west philadelphia street last night. nbc10 was on the scene along park side avenue in west philly, and guests were leaving a nearby birthday party at a banquet hall when the van crashed into two women and two children and we are trying to find out the conditions of the two other victims. one witness said the driver stayed put. >> yeah, it was an elderly guy. he stopped and the van was right there and he was sitting in the van, you know, and somebody asked him, who hit these people? he said, i did. >> the drivevs@ told police he s maneuvering around illegall

grab a jacket and have your umbrella for later today. hour-by-hour forecast for when the rain hits your house coming up. melissa, right now. >> right there at annapolis road, we have a car fire starting to see real backups. and this crash at 17th street. and a new one. we'll talk than in just a few minutes. >> reporter: as the evidence gross, investigators grow more confident. one of them now says they're 90% sure it was a bomb. that's based on their readings and the cockpit voice recorder. day nine and there's very little proof. even without proof could this disaster affect the way you travel outside the united states, perhaps even at home? i'm bill neely. i've been following this investigation since day one. i'll have all the very latest. that's coming up on today. >>> 15 before the hour right now. the morning commute is under way and metro riders at the stadium-armory metro state yum are welcoming a return to normal service. commuters have put up with this mess since the fire at rfk stadium. "news4's" darcy spencer has more. darcy. >>