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that air is nice and dry, the wind out of the west, light and 5 miles per hour now and nashua and lawrenceville at 62, 63 and upper 50s in worcester. the average high temperature is generally in the mid-50s for this time of year and we have had a few higher is rouse clouds coming by and they thicker to the south and that is on the leading edge of rain to the south that will stay there. we don't have to worry about that and through the rest of the day today, quiet conditions and including for your evening commute home and sunset, earlier, don't forget, with the clocks turning back and 46 downtown. upper 30s in the coolest day tomorrow and milder, too, mostly sunny, a light wind and pleasant temperatures running in the upper 60s and we have some cooler air and not everybody, though and we'll talk about that in a few minutes. >> thank you very much. >>> and developing right now at noon, a mystery surrounding a russian plane crash. investigators are on the scene trying to figure out what brought the airliner down over egypt. the black box was recovered, which crews hope will reveal clues. he's more

clementon, new jersey, lawrenceville, both low 40's this morning. we struggle to get near average this afternoon. so, let's take you outside. down south to the rehoboth beach region,, boardwalk plaza, getting ready to decent looking sunrise, further south, little less cloudiness we're dealing w breezy along the coast, check it, north northeast wind 18 miles per hour, 47 degrees, this morning. but still about not a bad morning for the morning jog on the board wal in rehoboth beach. average high this time of year, mid 50's, not even yost to that, go back to thursday, yesterday, pretty much on target, just feeling colder because we're not used to it, today similar conditions, then talking upper 40's, sunday, the core of the coldest air coming in monday, looks like some of the cold isay of the season we've seen, will arrive in time for the start of the work week. there is the storm over the midwest, bringing the steady heavier snows out toward chicago right now. this front will come through tonight, brink bring some colder air, most of the moisture stay

in gilbertsville, one of the colder spots, normally down to 32 at this hour, eileen's house in lawrencevillebit of winds there. peter has 40 degrees, clementon, new jersey, david dutch up to 47. huge spread in temperatures this morning, south jersey, buena vista, at 41 degrees. ed connor in chesterfield, new jersey, four; mid 40's, cherry hill. and another cold spot just to the north in perkasie looking at 34 degrees. look at that down south middletown, delaware, jason checks in at almost 50, this hour. so jacket wet they are morning, it is mild this afternoon, check it out today, making it to the mid 60s, brief cool down tomorrow. and then later on this week, we bring the temperatures back up it, will come with some rain chances. today though nothing happening as far as rain goes, high pressure over us right now, nice and quiet, that's the trend. get outside and enjoy it if you k really it is sunshine and really for the next couple every days. here's what's happening later this week, toward the middle of the week. we have jet stream moving well to the north, blocking pattern, call this owe

students at the school in lawrenceville mercer county say they were blind sided and either have to changeir majors or change schools. officials at rider say they want to invest in new majors like criminal justice and healthcare management and cut majors with smaller enrollments like art and philosophy. >> time right now 4:38. still to come on "action news" a philadelphia crossing guard is thousands of dollars richer this morning. she won the money simply for voting. >> first lady michelle obama overseas visiting troops much she also has another mission abroad. david. >> we've got a sweatshirt on the kids this morning because some neighborhoods are in the 40's, philadelphia the 50's. not a lot of wind. this afternoon we can go for t-shirts again because it's going to be another warm one. eastern university is our college of the morning and we'll be right back with your seven-day forecast. mainly good news coming. >> ♪ >> we've got some breaking news out of south sudan. a cargo plane crashed killing at least 23 people and reports say some of these are children. we're told this was a domesti

lawrenceville low 50's.uena a a vista township mar got at 44ment and chesterfield, new jersey ed connor checks in at the 50 degrees at this hour. we have a storm from the midwestment there is a lot of wind energy. check out all of the win warnings and advisories in the upper midwest and western pennsylvania, we will have to deal with some gusty wind especially later this afternoon, through saturday. here's the setup, bulk of the rain out across western pennsylvania, and few more hours to go, a little will bit of the light rain trying to break out in berks county a at this hour, that may not be reaching the ground just yet. what to expect for the most part most areas see that dry morning commute, it is late morning, showers, starting to move n wind picks up, winds up around 30 miles an hour and then later on, drying out so evening commute should be good. wind gusts up to 30 this afternoon, out of the south once this front approaches and once the front clears the wind is still around. it ships out of the west/

at andy's house, so no matter where you are today, pretty much at or slightly below freezing, lawrencevilleile over at 34 degrees, north wales, 31, at freezing at fills phil's house, miler 36 degrees, talk about those wind chills, factoring the sustained winds ten to 15, feels like 20's many locations, middletown, delaware, cart inning ton, 23 degrees, dover, even feels like 27. mid 20's in newark, delaware. so, again, cold start to the morning, it stays cold, this afternoon. high temperatures, below average. we should be at 53 today only in the 40's. still 40's tuesday, but lock at the temperature trend. on the rise by thanksgiving and friday. talking about highs well into the 60s. very quiet on storm scan3, but we still have this push, of northwest winds, if i can get the tell straight tow work here, won't work. i guess it is having a case of the mondays. no problem. cold air continues to rush into the delaware valley. this locks us in a dry weather pattern so if you have travel plans for the next several days, for the holiday, looking pretty good. up and down the east coast wednesday, wh

. >> reporter: from lawrenceville, cydney long, nbc 10 news. >>> amtrak travelers should expect to see police officers carrying military rifles and other increased security measures starting today. the rail service tells us it is stepping up security at stations and on the trains in response to the attacks in paris. it's also reminding people to look for and report any suspicious activity. nbc 10's jim rosenfield was on the ground within 24 hours of the attacks in paris. >> he joins us there live now. it's about 11:00 at night paris time. what's happening there now, jim? >> reporter: well, keith, here in the place de le republique where we joined you in the last hour, this light rain that's falling has really made the crowds disperse. i'm going to step out of the shot just to show you, but there are still people coming and in something that seems symbolic of the french resolve right now, despite the rain and damp weather, those candles are still flickering there around the monument, which is the symbolic center of paris in terms of the republic of france. this was also, as we've mentio

blue bell, jerry also in the upper 30s, 40 dover, delaware, andy's house, philadelphia, low 40's, lawrencevilleound 40 degrees, upper 30's in cardsington at bill's house, nice pictures coming in of good sunrise, ed connor shows the field here with clear skies. little fog there with the cold air settling in along the warmer ground. so warm week ahead. today's average hi, 61 degrees, way above that, tomorrow, going to be even warmer mid 70s, look at the temperature line, stays above average through the rest of the work week. finally by the weekends, we get little close to where we should be. so today, should be low 60s, not happening. talking low 70s by the middle of the month we start to drop quickly to the mid 50's for the average temperature, by november 30th we average 50. >> still no sign of true cold air. high pressure over us locking in the dry quiet conditions, look at that cloud free skies over the entire mid-atlantic, the trend for the next several days. high shifter slowly eastward, so, another day wednesday, with sunshine, thursday clouds start to move in, list -- ands could bring sho

miler lawrenceville, clementon, both low 50's at this hour. and down south, into williamstown, peter collection in also with ooh degrees. but the wind is now starting to kick up as well. sustained winds sanatoga, michael's house 17 miles per hour16 at jason's in middletown. you get the picture. we are dealing with gusty winds this afternoon. that winds is starting to bring in some colder air. speaking of wind, wind speed, this is what phil's weather station is look being like, will be spinning all day long today. that's the story, windy and cool conditions. we take you outside to center city looking at the ben franklin bridge, from campbell's field. and clouds are starting to thin out little bit. still some mid to high level clouds going on. we will see some sunshine this afternoon. again, temperatures just struggle struggle to get back to the low 50's, so far november though has been warmment check it out. all of the days here in orange indicate above average temperatures. we are only at one day where we were below, one day right on average.

another cool spot lawrenceville, coming in at 39 degrees.morning, happening in just few more minutes, this is from ed connor in chesterfield. clear skies. that's the trends today. so we go full sunshine for our forecast. so here's what's ahead. today, highs again running good 10 degrees above average. tomorrow we get quick cool down. then we warm it up for the middle of the week. however, that he will come with rain chances, look at november so far. first half of the month. orange here, indicating above average temperatures when you average the high and low together. only one day so far below average. that will was saturday when we had the cool shot of air. high pressure over us today, storm scan3, quiet, that's why we are going mostly sunny, still tomorrow looks good. high over us or just starts to move off the east coast, allowing weak front to come through tomorrow. winds will shift out of the northeast, that's why talking about cooler temperatures for tuesday. and then the winds shift more out of the south again for middle of the week. w

close to freezing up in allentown, cherry hill, philadelphia lawrenceville coming in at freezing thisnds. it is pretty much calmer, very light out of the southwest, 1 mile per hour in cherry hill, pretty much calm everywhere else. that's great news. no harsh windchills to deal with this morning. finally, yesterday we had a day with below average temperatures, i mean, all of the days here in orange indicate above average numbers. we only had two so far which were below. still running 6.2 degrees above average for the month of november. and impressive warmth for this month. coming through the region right now that's why we have the clouds. could be stray flurry up in the poconos clouds should thin out. nothing happening to the west, that's what's ahead in our forecast, tomorrow the next several days. high pressure over us locks in dry weather pattern some travel conditions are great. today, tomorrow, thursday, even friday still good. it is this front that start to bring in wet weather for the weekend. the core of the coldest air starting to slowly lift out. this is today. tomorrow, it i

she's a first ladies scholar, and she teaches at rider university in lawrenceville, new jersey.hanks very much for being here with us. ms. gutin: my pleasure. ms. swain: jeffrey engel is the founding director of the center for presidential history at southern methodist university. he's the author of one book on george bush's foreign policy and at work on another one. thank you for being here tonight. mr. engel: good to be here. ms. swain: now, we heard barbara bush at the outset talk about the fact that, when she became first lady, her words had much more -- were much more attention-getting. it's really been interesting that that trend continues. throughout our program tonight, we will see clips of an interview that she gave to us in october. and one of them, which we released last week, has been bouncing all around the news network for several days because she talked about presidential dynasties, political dynasties in history, and also about the potential for her own son, governor jeb bush's, presidential aspirations. i wanted to start there, because barbara bush, as you descr