. >> meisha, we will get some sunshine back in the forecast, but might run into few areas of mist, drizzle but improving condition throughout the morning. watch out for some wet leaves, there could be slick spots out there but here's last of the rain showers that radar is picking up across central, eastern new jersey and they should move off shore but gang inland we may run into areas of drizzle and mist. 54 degrees in philadelphia as well as wilmington. uniform temperatures across the region because of the cloud holding tough. but to our west we are breaking those clouds up and we will get sun sheen back out here this morning. wind switching directions out of the east moist flow and now they are out of the northwest. dryer air has returned, to the delaware valley. that will dry things out throughout the day-to-day. the visibility looking good for the most part, some spots dropping 2 miles up in reading, right now could be left over fog, and mist to dealment with bringing down morning clouds early in the morning, should give way to more sunshine as we head into noon time hour. temperatures

. >> not a particular comfortable day outside, and a mist blowing across the mist right now, looking at stormtracker 6 live double scan not where you see the green it's damp with the light mist and drizzle coming down from the relatively low clouds and another shower inching its way up into wilmington and pushing into chester county and this will continue a track up the 95 corridor into the northern and western suburbs and there is likely more where that came from later on, lots of clouds to the southwest and there doesn't appear to be a lot of additional rain and by the time we get into the late afternoon and evening, most of it likely not in the northern and western suburbs, and close to philadelphia as well. the wind speeds are part of the story, you step outside and it's a bit breezy, a sustained wind in millville, and the numbers are cool, and 61 in the city and 53 in reading and you add that damp feel, and a day you don't want to cope and layers, and water resistant gear, 62 at 4:00, and a high of 63 around 3:00, and 62 by 4:00, and down to 60, by 8:00. and the evening hours in

and the real issue this morning is the mist and drizzle around. you don't need a lot of mist. you're probably only going to need that. if you can't find the umbrella or if you're left at the office, you'll probably be all right. 58 downtown. time for a walk, puppy dogs. outside you go. small puddles out there early this morning. highs today will be in the 70s once again. "storm team 4" radar, there's chance for rain early this morning. the next chance coming up late friday night into saturday. that moisture is still down across parts of texas and arkansas right now but it is indeed coming our way. clouds and fog giving way to some clearing by about noon today and depending on how lucky or fortunate we are, we should be sunny toward the shenandoah valley and blue ridge into early this evening. on the hold, though, not much really in accumulating rainfall. first check of your seven-day forecast, 72. chance for rain late friday night into early saturday. friday's high should set a record. temperatures will fall 60s on saturday morning. sunday will be sunny and kind of blustery an

i was just now the side and the mist was there. shear a look at the futurecast through the next few hours. areas south of the district will be spottier and drier. coming up, we'll look ahead to veterans day and our next chance for rain coming up a little bit. andrea? >>> thee people were injured in a school bus. the bus collided with the passenger vehicle and the power poll with new technology way. the accident happened around 7:45 this morning. utility crews were called in to deal with the downed power lines. >>> park police are investigating a horrific discovery in southwest d.c. they found a body inside of a burned out car alongallingburg place. the vehicle ran off the roadway, slammed into a tree and caught fire. republican presidential candidates are waiting for tonight's debate to go after each other. things are getting nasty. >> reporter: republicans square off in another debate tonight, and the verbal sparring is already heating up. >> what's going on with this election? i've never seen anything like it. >> reporter: donald

it's just a light mist . you know, it's -- there's dry rain and there's wet rain. this is a wet rain. >> wait a minute . >> the drops are so close together that it's tough to stay dry. >> that's a tricky answer. >> it's not just a sprinkle, it's more of a mist. i wish i never would have gotten into that. >> back out of this one, mr. goldberg. >> i'm going to step out of frame and look at everybody else dealing with the wet mist outside. it's light but you need the umbrella. right now this will last for a little while longer and then start to move away. look how visibilities have decreased over new york harbor. this is the problem we had last night with the low clouds and fog. we're at 69. the wind is calm and the pressure is on the fall. for the third straight november day we topped 70 degrees. this is the first time since 1994. visibilities were between 5 and 10 miles last hour and now we're down to a mile and a half at newark, 6 miles in the park. the area airports will start to hours. good visibilities down the shore and the hudson valley. winds are calm and lig

some of the mist may linger near the coast line up until the evening hours. also along the coastline is where we are finding our the advisory continues through 7:00 this evening. the wind is still gusting over 30 in beverly. 37 miles per hour on nantucket right now. the storm center is starting to pull away. we are starting to get the winds on the backside coming more out of the north and northeast. we are getting these rain bands. the rain bands pivoting around the backside of the storm. there is another potent one coming into northern worcester county. we are seeing some heavier downpours from marshfield to plymouth. outside of that, it is generally lighter rain. light to moderate rain upon toward manchester, new hampshire with pockets of some heavier rain embedded with that as well. temperatures only in the mid 40' s through the merrimack valley. worcester, 44. it does feel colder than that with the wind. we do have some lower 50' s out on the cape. temperatures hold where they are, if not fall a few degrees, through the afternoon. you can see that on futu

maybe drizzle and areas of sprinkles and humid and mist and drizzle.ll be there so take the umbrella. i don't think you will need it much of the day, but you may need it from time to time. still a nice day to get out for a run because we're still talking mild temperatures. 67 by 11:00. up to 72 degrees by 3:00. yes, a few sprinkles, but still for the most part we'll see a nice thursday. take the umbrella, just in case. >> future weather looking good here as far as where these showers are going to hit. winchester, front royal, west of the blue ridge, you will not see anything at all from this, frederick, manassas, d.c., waldorf, these are the areas that i think had the best chance to see some shower activity. by 8:00 a.m. tomorrow, west of i-95 we're on the dry side, but i-95 eastward, charles county and fredericksburg, these are the areas that have the best chance of shower activity tomorrow and that's all it is, very light shower activity. during the afternoon you can see it's extremely spotty, but most of the day is dry. that will be the main impact

like a misting machine. >> you definitely get moist. there's drizzle, mist, and a few showers, especially toward the north. that's how the day is going to start. but by late afternoon it's back to lots of clouds. dry for the bulk of the parade. we may get a glimpse or two of sun or spots and an occasional gusty wind especially this morning 206 to 30 miles an hour in a few locations. right now we're starting out with drizzle. that should gradually wind doubtdown and by noon we're looking at 56. by 3:00 we're looking aet a better chance of seeing a few breaks. 5:05 on the news. let's talk about the commute. here's lauren. >> good nur ews. the "d" train is no longer suspended. you can see by the traffic flows it's not really causing a delay. where we're going to start to see some delays is on the cross island. this is southbound. there's an accident that shuts down two lanes before you get to len den boulevard which is exit 25 hb. you see 25-b. we don't have to move our cars. metering rules still apply. >>> what's happening today, delores

mist, drizzle, fog. thursday is the rainy day. i promised you the hourly forecast and 8:00 a.m., 60 degrees and heaviest rain 11:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. and one thing about the weekend coming up. we are way cool, if not cold and we'll talk more about that coming up on news 4 at 5:00. >>> a revelation expected tomorrow about charlie sheen. the actor is expected to go on the "today" show and announce he's been diagnosed with hiv. nbc calls tomorrow's appearance a revealing personal announcement, but several sites including tmz are reporting it does involve his hiv status. >>> charlie sheen's interview with matt lauer appears on nbc 4. >>> this afternoon a middle school in virginia has become a conversation about race and bullying. an eighth grader wrote a letter describing the racist bullying he suffered for several years. zack ary is 13 years old and he said he wrote the letter because his mom said to fight the bullying with words and not fifties. >> so they can't come near my house and after he said that that's when he said -- >> his

announcer: right to rise usa is responsible of drizzle and mist on wednesday. showers become more likely wednesday night. thursday may bring some tricky travel across the state. in the des moines metro, we will have mainly rain but northwest iowa will see a wintry mix early in the day. there will be a touch of a transition with a light wintry mix very briefly across central and southern iowa late in the day on thanksgiving. the best chance for 1-3" of snow by early friday will be in the northwest corner of the will be cloudy and cooler with highs in the 30s. coming up next ... it's one of coming up next ... it's one of the deadliest forms of cancer, and by the time you're diagnosed it may be too late. we'll introduce you to the faces of pancreatic cancer in +it's like a death sentence, but no crime was committed. every year hundreds of iowans are given the news they have pancreatic cancer. only seven-percent will live five years after that diagnosis. it's a cruel, unforgiving disease... so what's being done to change that? as jerry gallagher tells us... soundin

. >> rain and mist and fog outside, lots of fogginess around town. keep your speeds down and be on the lookout for pedestrians. visibility down to a mile or two in most areas. that will slow things down. light rain near leesburg, i-95, 66, route 50 also impacted by rain drops here early this morning. another wave of rain showers just down to our south and west, that's due to arrive 10:00, 11:00 this morning. commuter impact in ten minutes. >> brand-new crash at 95 northbound at prince william parkway. seeing a little volume here building, it is difficult be ev is on the left side of the roadway here this morning. new york avenue inbound at montana, right lane blocked causing some delays because of a disabled vehicle. silver spring, the problem colesville at east west highway with some lanes blocked because of a pedestrian hit. 270 south slow, but better than it was as you come around the corner there toward maryland. 80, a little better than it was. look at travel times in ten minutes. >>> a developing story in southwest washington where police are i

clouds, mist, and fog are seen. the high was 55 and the low 51. the king's pointe skycam hd shows wee weather in storm lake. in sioux city, 53 is the temperature. local temperatures are in the 50s for the most part. dew points are in the 50s, too, so relative humidity values are 90-100 percent. visibilitis reduced by fog and rain, and we have less than a mile visibility in sioux falls. winds are from the southeast at 15-20 miles per hour. look at the front separting warm air in kansas and nebraska from cold air around denver. that front is bringing rain and snow to a broad area west of us. in fact, a blizzard warning is in effect for the denver area. over a foot of snow could fall with strong winds. the stormcast hd shows scattered showers this evening, thenmore widespread rain and some thunderstorms late tonight and tomorrow. wednesday, there may be some lingering showers. we'll dry out by thursday as winds pick up. most parts of siouxland will see around 1" of rain by the time the rain ends late wednesday. tonight, expect a low of 51 with rain,

the light rain and the mist will be ending, it is coming to an end as we speak. maybe little light fog around. haven't seen much this morning, but there is moisture in the air. winds will dim inch recall. one reason we haven't seen much fog. still breezy out there. it is still mild, with temperatures in the 50's, throughout the region this morning. hurricane kate, now hurricane, moving off shore, so is the storm system from yesterday. so high pressure builds in today. then we get another frontal system tomorrow. this one will have some gusty winds, ahead of it, and some rain, probably right in the middle of the day. let's talk about that. right now, we've got a look at where the rain is left in our area. it looks like most of it is now just to the north of the a.c. expressway, in burlington and ocean counties, in new jersey. this is the tail end of that storm, continuing to move toward the northeast. now, we jump ahead in the future cast to about 5:00 tomorrow morning, very cloudy, rain doesn't arrive until maybe 10:00, 11:00, maybe after good day philadelphia is

it's mist and drizzle coming our way for the next 24 to 30 hours or so. out this evening with the cloud cover moving in, temperatures only drop to the mid-60s by 8:00. it's not going to be quite as low as they have been over the next couple of hours as we head into the overnight period, but big story again is the fog. you c seean just how wide spread it will be for early tomorrow morning and dropping under a mild visibility. clouds, mist, fog and the temperature range, 54 to 60 degrees out the door. some of you may need a jacket, but still you will lose it by the afternoon. a little bit of humidity also with some of the dampness around the area for tomorrow afternoon and with the temperature pushing up from 70 to 72 degrees and i still think it will be a good day to get out and do exercising. friday's temperature, we take a 20-degree temperature drop by the weekend and that's the big change coming our way. you can see the stray shower and that temperature around 70 degrees and here is a look at the area, though on saturday with the next weather system mov

highs 58 to 66 after a little bit of patchy morning fog and mist. partly sunny skies during the afternoon. i am actually going to take to you some of the foggy spots and show what you to plan around coming in just a few. catherine parrotta in for julie grauert, keeping an eye on the roads for thursday hey. >> catherine: good morning, shiri. people may be heading home from thanksgiving. maybe heading shopping. going to work. wherever you are going, we have you covered. start with the big map. still mostly green on this map and that is to be expected on this hour the day after thanksgiving. want to zoom in on a couple of city. the sluggish spot as you go through norwood. that cleared up. we are seeing a slightly sluggish pocket from boston heading north. i will keep an eye on this for you. does not look too severe. this icon which is a hockey game at the td garden at 1:00. keep that in mind if you are going to be that area -- a look at one of the cameras. the traffic moving over the zakim bridge but not too much of it at that thank time. some of the d

mist. all of that around the area.ust enough to lay down on area roads and make for, again, some wet roads as well. nasty conditions there as we take a look at the next six urs. those showers will be ending by around 8:00. temperatures come down from the mid 50s to about 54, 53 degrees. a lower 50s by 11:00. si skies will start cleari out very gradually. here's a look at future weather. the showers, first batch moving out of our area. there's 8:00. seehe clearing around warrenton, frederick fredericks toward charlottesville. temperatures at their lowest by early tomorrow morning. at least we have plenty of sunshine for veterans day. an early day breeze. a warm jacket is going to be needed i think throughout the day from beginning to end. so as the kids head on out the door along with that, of course, also long wants because not only will it be cool tomorrow, a little higher, though, than our temperatures today, but for the next couple days as well. 8:00 a.m., there it is. partly sunny conditions. 57 degrees by 9:00. an

here it is what is going on, showers around the tristate, more of that heavy mist and and we have to run the majority of the tristate. will last all little longer but when it comes to rain totals, so far it may seem like a lot more but it hasn't been all that is 0.65 is what we have seen in a islip, westhampton, a 0.58 in central park and at jfk, half an inch or so but a nice little bit of rain but not anything that will end the draft by any means, this will come to a close soon enough, right now showers are allocated to the northeastern section of new jersey right over the city and back down the jersey shore, slowly but surely creeping its way to the shore or to the east and looks like we will see it continue to make progress to the east as time goes on. temperatureswas a little cooler this morning, 50 degrees at central park, 52 in newark and belmar, 50 degrees in poughkeepsie at 49 in bridgeport as the area of low pressure which is hanging around the coastline works its way through new england and out to sea but a trough will be around for the morning commute so there will be show

some mist making some pea soup fog. visibility... expecting the temperatures to really not fall too much. staying in the 40s and as we see the sunshine tomorrow, we're gonna be talking about a quick boost well above average. it's gonna feel more like early may tomorrow than late november. but when you wake up, temperatures in the 40s. i'm gonna show you what you can expect in your town plus also the rain i'm tracking this weekend, when it will arrive. over to you. o. >>> we want to head out to fox 25's christine mccarthy who's live at the best buy in dedham. the lines have been growing all night. >> yeah, just in the the last hour, the line has certainly gotten longer here at the best buy in dedham, and some of the excited anxious black friday shoppers say they have time to have thanksgiving dinner with their families and then came over here. others say they opted to skip the turkey dinner all together for a good line position. take a look. you can see in the last hour that we've actually had a few almost halfway down the side of the

there is an alternative mist available. the county health department says there's no shortage of either one, the shot or mist. here at the county health department in san jose, adults may get a flu shot for $17.50, but the county is offering free shots, has been offering free shots, throughout the fall, and the last two weekends or two days for that will be at sacred heart charity on north first street this friday and next friday, number 6th and number 13th. live in san jose, chuck coppola, nbc bay area news. >> all right, chuck, thank you. they're known as some of the safest communities here in the bay area, but there also is an increase in crime. lafayette, arinlda, and walnut creek. elise kurshner joins us. what is happening and what are the cities doing about it? >> cities are trying to raise awareness. in lafayette, you'll see signs like this saying don't feed the bears. in this case, the bad guys are the bears and their food is your car. if you feed them once, they'll come back again and again and again. it's hard to

there's a little mist and drizzle left out there. it's a cloudy and wet start to the day. it will be a dry finish. tomorrow a dry start and wet finish and on saturday a wet start and wet finish so a little something over the next couple of days. not much falling. roads are wet and there are slippery wet leaves on the ground this morning. by lunchtime today skies are partly sunny to mostly cloudy. any peak orwo of sunshine will allow temperatures to recover nicely. we're in the upper 50s and low 60s now and as you make your plans to get outside, take the dog out early this morning, who wants to go for a walk? everybody. temperatures will be into the 70s later on this afternoon. what to wear? short sleeves for later this afternoon. temperatures will be in the 70s today. going out to dinner and a movie tonight? dinnertime temperatures are 650s. mean time between 8:00 and 11:00. and for tomorrow we'll start out dry. i do think we'll have a risk for showers coming in. by 6:30, 7:00. some of those high school football games could get rained on. here's your seven-day forecast. 72

wouldn't be surprised to see a little mist or drizzle in spots like fitchburg or keene, new hampshire where we have a little bit of fog. but mostly cloudy and dry with 46 in boston. 41 in worcester. 41 in nashua. 48 in plymouth. how about we call it even. 40s this morning. and through 7 a.m., still tapping into the mostly dry and cloudy conditions and we hit noontime. by late morning we start weaving in a couple of those spot showers. there will be wet spots here. and pretty hit or miss at lunchtime with temperatures in the lower 50s. lower 50s going strong all afternoon long, but the showers growing, coverage -- amid -- about the time you head home from work later on today, the roads will be wet. a lot of these light to moderate rain that will spill in for the evening hours. 46 to 54. mostly just clouds this morning and we have afternoon showers and fog that end up redevelop and fog that end up redeveloping. i will show you how long it lasts coming up. julie grauert with live drive time traffic. how are things shaping up early this morning julie shiri, things shaping up nice so far a

we're talking about mist, drizzle, light rain.mall umbrella or just a jacket you'll be able to get by with for tomorrow. wake-up weather, temperatures start out between 45 and 51 degrees but will rise into the 60s. look at this. 63 leesburg. areas west just around i-81 will be lower. those temperatures in the upper 50s. that's where we've got the best chance of rain. from light rain wednesday, your rain intensity, to more heavy rain. they're saying gusty thunderstorms coming our way for thursday. the next change is thursday morning. when that rain moves in, it's going to get heavier and heavier. even the chance for some storms coming our way. that could produce some higher winds around 40 miles per hour. 5:00 a.m. to 7:00 a.m. there's the next change, thursday morning. weather alert day for storm team 4. weather conditions, in the red for the morning as well as mid-day. gusty rains continuing up until about 1:00 or 2:00. by afternoon, it's a green light because the system should be well east of us. let me show you. here we go. the

the >> at the unity point clinic in norwalk, there are 300 doses of flu shots on hand, but no flu mist doses. the clinic manager says they usually have about 500 doses this year and hopes to get another delivery within the week. >> the flu mist manufactuer had a problem with the manufacturing of it and therefore had to modify something and whatever that modification was has delayed the shipping out of the vaccine. >> state epidemiologist patty qulisk says there have been outbreaks in eastern iowa but influenza has not been widespread. >> but it's coming, and especially now that we've had deaths in central iowa bottom line is flu is here and it's going to get worse and if you haven't got your flu shot yet, now's the time to go get it. >> flu numbers can spike after the holidays begin with everyone traveling. dr. quinlisk told me don't wait to get vaccinated. she says if you get vaccinated today or tomorrow you'll actually have pretty good immunity by thanksgiving. kevin: thank you. formation about a deadly accident that killed two people on hubbell avenue. des moines police now say 53-y

some dense fog in spots and areas of mist. so you want to take it phase you're gonna be traveling heading out or you know somebody that will be heading out perhaps shopping. you may be driving and all of a sudden come see the visibility down next to nothing. pretty low from boston to to a quarter of a mile. there may be a dense fog advisory issued later on tonight. so just be aware. shiri will be updating you during the morning hours tomorrow. when you wake up tomorrow, you'll be waking up to temperatures more mild than this morning, plain mainly in the 40s. your black friday forecast, 40s to start your day with some morning cloudiness by your lunch hour. it will be breezy. that wind out of the southwest could gust as high as 25 miles per hour. and by the afternoon we're into the 60s. it's gonna a pretty nice day as we are looking at temperatures in the upper 50s to lower 60s. i don't expect to see record highs in boston. we'll have to watch that very carefully. nonetheless, high pressure that will be keeping us dry, mild, pus

by afternoon we're over to mist and drizzle. there is a wind advisory so that adds to the raw cold feel through the night and many to, too. 50 in boston, 50 in bedford after making mid 50s. the temperatures hold in the 40s, rain and wind. the wind ramping up slowly but persistent in the morning. more to come. stay with us. >> elizabeth: also on 7, a desperate attempt to keep a new hampshire water park open. a man chains himself to a water slide. the owner says he fell on tough times and he is doing everything he can to keep the park appropriate. kelli o'hara is liv with the latest. >> reporter: the man says his entire 40 acre property he says he is not going anywhere unless it's in hand cuffs. >> i'm not going anywhere. >> reporter: chained to his water slide 30 feet up in the air kevin says desperate times call for desperate measures. the 46-year-old says his water park liquid planet is on the shopping block. he says his seasonal business hit tough times. the result he says is in for for closure and up for closure. >> we're in

back to you. >>> good morning, everybody, on your wakeup, fog, mist, and drizzle.'s a mild start to your thursday. when i see you in a few minutes we'll talk about your record highs tomorrow, rain for the weekend. melissa? >> outer loop at rockville, a crash blocking the left side and a crash blocking the right side. >>> the remarkable move a police officer went to disguise his suicide and the stunning developments. >>> today, the roommate and accused killer of washington. man strangled grace mann. he'll be in court for another hearing. the motive is still unclear. >>> a lot happening in decision 2016. they're all filing paperwork. rubio expected to release his credit cards soon to dispute claims he used his money to pay for campaign. and you'll hear from donald trump on the radio. hillary clinton will be on "jimmy colton". >>> this is the korescene outsi rockefeller plaza. they're trying to get nbc to remove donald trump. >>> there were oops posted on youtube. in one donald trump called ben carson a complete and utter loser. >>> the northern transportation commiss

spotty sprinkle or mist along the coast. up to 69. but a lot more clouds. not as pretty as we've had over the last couple of days. tomorrow night, 63. mild. also a little damp at times. 7-day accuweather forecast, balmy breaks on friday but not in the morning. this is all midday and afternoon. there's a short window for us to spike in temperatures. breezy and cooler on saturday. cloudiness along the coast. warming up again as we go in to next week. bill evans will cover that fog for the morning commute. >>> coming up next, a bizarre health alert. turns out worrying is good for you. and talk about a close call. how did anyone walk away from this? first let's check in with our pal jimmy kimmel. >> hello, new york. tonight a special post cma hologram show. band perry. find over 1,000 special stories at hospital for special surgery. i was jogging 5 months after my cartilage tear skiing a year after hip surgery. and playing grandma 4 weeks after a hip replacement one special hospital, over 1,000 special stories. see them all at hss.edu/backinthegame >>> in tonig

still gloomy, drizzlely mist at his. he wanted is in sight. you can see drier air wrapping in around the a back edge of this system, this storm was a bit of an over performer especially for south jersey and delaware. take a look some these numbers 2.4 inches, 2.8 inches at the airport, woodbine 1.71 and we may be adding just a little bit with additional showers coming through. one and a quarter inches fell in hammond to this with the clouds in plays and rain around, it was not that cold of a day and you can see staying mild tonight. temperatures still in the upper 50's in philadelphia, 57 degrees. it's 59 in millville right now, still in the 60's in atlantic city and in wildwood. it will stay mild overnight. that means temperatures have a pretty nice jumping off point as we get into the day tomorrow, way sunshine, any luck, temperatures will rise into the mid 60's and should turn out to be a nice afternoon. our average high this time is 58 degrees, we've been just slightly above that all week long. 60's monday and tuesday. tomorrow will be in

we've had a few of them and mist during the evening hours. nothing to the wsern radar yet but likely to reform overnight. high pressure is offshore. we have this wind coming off the water but as we go through the night in to wind. there's the severe weather over the heartland. that southwest wind is what will crank temperatures. we got to 71 with a southwest wind, upper 70s to near 80 in pittsburgh, charleston, west virginia. our way. futurecast looks like this. little patchy drizzle. mild tomorrow morning thinning midday. spiking and peaking in the afternoon. late friday night, no problem. have to watch out for the predawn hours south and east. it's mild with low clouds and fog. sprinkles or mist to start your day. then you'll need the sunglasses midday and afternoon. we'll smash the record of 74 from 1948 going with a high of 77. 59 tomorrow night. early shower. much of the night is dry and light rain south and east. on saturday, a little bit more sun to the north. back in to the 60s. more clouds to the south. on sunday, we're going to look

but we still have low clouds, fog, mist and drizzle out there. so allow extra travel time but this energy off to the south will continue to move in our direction. but take a look at the visibility. greatly reduced across the area. in fact, take a look at the airport delays right now at the philadelphia international airport. we're talking two hour airport delays due to the low clouds and showers also new york city, newark being impacted with numerous delays. so take look at the clock. you can see it starts to feel fill back in over the next couple of hours. especially north and west as that disturbance rotates through. temperatures, however, will hold pretty instead deem we'll talk about when this system pulls away and another chance for rain with that seven day forecast coming up. back to you. >> all right, scott. thanks. >>> if you're on your way home from work or school and can be can't be by your tv you can watch from your i-pad are, your phone or computer. download the fox 29 news or weather app get up to the minute forecasts. >> breaking ne

coolest and a wettest in afternoon we should taper to drizzle and mist. a wind swept mist. thursday nor showers bold sun would be on friday. the weekend is cooling off. see you tomorrow. all right. thank you pete. wait for friday. just bear with it in the meantime. cup controversy at starbuck's. some customers seeing red. >> every year this time of the year, starbuck's changes the cups. you know the ones that they use with holiday theme, red and stuff on them. this year cups are just very simple red. last year they were reindeer, snowflakes christmas ornaments on them. last year and then there's this year. it has some people up why set staying starbuck's decision is another example of what they call wore on christmas. to want one republican candidates donald trump weighed in on the controversy. but not everyone agrees. i have one the most successful starbuck's in trump tower. >> maybe we should boycott starbuck's. i don't know. seriously. >> not about cups, so cups, you know red color brings it out, but you don't need snowflakes and trees to make it about christmas. starbuc

the clouds build in tonight with areas of drizzle and mist on wednesday. showers become more likely wednesday night. thursday may bring some tricky travel across the state. in the des moines metro, we will have mainly rain but northwest iowa will see a wintry mix early in the day. there will be a touch of a transition with a light wintry mix very briefly across central and southern iowa late in the day on thanksgiving. the best chance for 1-3" of snow by early friday will be in the northwest corner of the state. friday will be cloudy and cooler with highs in the 30s. coming up -- adele says "hello... it's me" to a new record... who she beat out for the title.. but first -- more than 200 popular toys were tested for toxins and safety leading up to the holidays... how many were flagged as stocks on wall street closed the s&p closed 2 points higher. the dow added 19 points. the nasdaq ended the day little changed an annual report on hazardous toys and toy safety is out today, just in time for holiday shopping. the "trouble in toyland" survey from the u.s. pub

wouldn't be shocked to even see a little spotty mist and drizzle. it would be isolated but that could be around tomorrow morning. after that we'll watch this front. that's our friday front. out ahead of it, nice warm winds. that will break up the clouds friday and bump those temperatures up. the cold front will come through friday night. showing the fog and low clouds expanding, even a couple sprinkles 7 a.m. they'll probably dry up. mostly cloudy during the day and still mild. then more drizzle tomorrow night. plenty of clouds tomorrow. 69. the opportunity for record highs on friday. the could also see upper 70s across interior new jersey. long island, connecticut coast may get stuck in the 60s. it's mild with low clouds and fog at 7 a.m. spotty sprinkle or mist along the coast. up to 69. but a lot more clouds. not as pretty as we've had over the last couple of days. tomorrow night, 63. mild. also a little damp at times. 7-day accuweather forecast, balmy breaks on friday but not in the morning. this is all midday and afternoon. there's a short wind

the clouds build in tonight with areas of drizzle and mist on wednesday. showers become more likely wednesday night. thursday may bring some tricky travel across the state. in the des moines metro, we will have mainly rain but northwest iowa will see a wintry mix early in the day. there will be a touch of a transition with a light wintry mix very briefly across central and southern iowa late in the day on thanksgiving. the best chance for 1-3" of snow by early friday will be in the it's called a rigged economy, and this is how it works. most new wealth flows to the top 1%. it's a system held in place by corrupt politics where wall street banks and billionaires buy elections. my campaign is powered by over a million small contributions, people like you who want to fight back. the truth is you can't change a corrupt system by taking its money. i'm bernie sanders. i approve this message. she is one of the organizers of the orchard place holiday gift drive which is helping fill wish lists for close to 600 children this teases are done! street justice. that's w

light rain and mist in the forecast for the early part of the day. even a chance during the afternoon in certain locations. waking up again, temperatures 45 to 51 degrees. jacket, yes, for early in the day. late in the day, you may be able it get by with the umbrella. here's a look at our high temperatures for tomorrow afternoon. frederick as well as mt. airy, 62. 66, fredericksburg. 65 around stafford and quantico. we go from light rain and mist tomorrow. there's wednesday. thursday, more heavy rain. there's a chance of thunderstorms, gusty thunderstorms that could come driving on through here. there's your second change between 5:00 a.m. and 7:00 a.m. early thursday morning. you will need the big umbrella and you will need to leave early if you've got to head somewhere because i think not only do we get the heavy rain moving through here but also the chance of some wind for midday. still some gusty thunderstorms. those will continue up until about 1:00 to 2:00. heavy at times. then we start to clear out. we get the green light by the afternoon as f

and he also says the mist. >> yeah.eep -- vaccine. if you're afraid of needles go for the mist. >> i'm proud of you. >>> there's a new report out that says one in ten people in the united states have abused drugs. according to this study by the national institutes of health, more than 23 million americans have been diagnosed with a drug use disorder. the study collected information from more than 36,000 adults between 2012 and 2013. according to the study, the drug use disorders include marijuana, cocaine, and heroin. there's also new research this morning that says one major stressful event can help you deal with the smaller stressful times in your life. the study was published by the journal of psychological signs. they asked 45 adults between the age of 60 and 96 if they had gone through a stressful experience over the past year. according to the study, those who did would not get upset going through smaller daily stress situations. it also says those who did go through a major experience felt younger than they reall

idteseurqusiegbeblra aresad ar--de taledeesnts ar es--e rn tpastho ca atstlo os andelos, crentrales mistesn n ess bn rest p latvi reioy re alfali h lga s po aun f ueomra is ta -ur vircaia en .. akceagesgi dicise te.. ga --os fc e tidacobiun 0 lar gb cá y e 6 r yn . enalue prosn ve lt a..ga.. ab v cin saa icy mp vua co n daa saes os red.ak0k ullo et pe ppu ilrm v rg y ienvrv es, puesn jo t ie c ela,tre a s lluleioermi paarn s te rc edo v eti lsenener h en un temu. to nelonos iornt. enors tin. ri p mplaho l mclmeeo u, pueg a er dnao.sia y fc yoyonichpuen etd ieon y en noajlaua irue suasy s hat ise tistal pr tur re l cra d voesvestasando rnadirude urte froarasor ic l caas y sn en rdo o blesuead rul querebi keat- -ams amn l id grara os fdoitri. etuhasi cstid19 ieev dmiri s esak--elrm ur elateca u --jepe y mae s jokeo -ec ulior..en.. ad d lstde ommeen tde.. ladertic drm rodeel n id dalta anni -sen foveoyor a ant taox-- bmudeaci taes schossa qto c l sumee m aeste eptan safncnt epl ra bili noasra.v.. 1g ra gde ante 0016ir e, er .. escrelmen eeluema sumee olwa dedal mouj d mal r. roe eadeib 2ano s

but we still have low clouds, fog, mist and drizzle out there. time but this energy off to the south will continue to move in our direction. but take a look at the visibility. greatly reduced across the area. in fact, take a look at the airport delays right now at the philadelphia international airport. we're talking two hour airport delays due to the low clouds and showers also new york city, newark being impacted with numerous delays. so take look at the clock. you can see it starts to feel fill back in over the next couple of hours. especially north and west as that disturbance rotates through. temperatures, however, will hold pretty instead deem we'll talk about when this system pulls away and

showers around right now, and for the rest of the evening we'll see periods of rain, also drizzle, mist, and fog developing for parts of the area overnight. as we go into tomorrow we do dry out, but then the next round of rain comes for thursday. another round of showers before the weekend gets here and once those showers leave we're talking about a much cooler weekend. temperatures only topping out in the 50s. live look outside. you see the low clouds already. we're seeing some light rain in philadelphia, 60 degrees is the temperature, and most of the area still sitting in the upper as and near 60 degrees. currently we're seeing the clouds around, but most of the rain is confined to parts of new jersey, closer to the shore, parts of cape may county, the rest of us seeing a break with the rain but still some areas of drizzle and light rain out there. cape may courthouse seeing more moderate to heavy rainfall. this extends up through egg harbor, ocean city, near the area seeing the heavy rain, as well, and near atlantic city some heavier showers, but these are fairly small. a look at the

pharmacists are reporting that they are out of f of flu mist. a company spokeswoman says it had encountered some production challenges and in athat that impacted deliveries. it will ship another 3 million doses by the end of month. >>> and an important recall to tell you about. campbell's soup is recalling more than 350,000 cans of spaghettios due to a potential choking hazard. froms from the can lining have been found in a small number of cans. the recall is for 14.2 ounce cans that has a indicate gate of february 22, 2017 stamped on the bottom. you can return it for exchange or refund. >>> and a galaxy far, far away, suburban san francisco, is lighting up the neighborhood. a dad and his kids built the star wars space station and had it hauled on to their roof for halloween, but they decided to keep it up for the next few months for the release of star wars episode 7 the fors a "the force awakens" awakens". now it's time for al and one last weather forecast before the weekend. >> thank you. speaking of the weekend, let's get to it. your weekend

announcer: right to rise usa is responsible for the the clouds build in tonight with areas of drizzle and mist on wednesday. showers become more likely wednesday night. thursday may bring some tricky travel across the state. in the des moines metro, we will have mainly rain but northwest iowa will see a wintry mix early in the day. there will be a touch of a transition with a light wintry mix very briefly across central and southern iowa late in the day on thanksgiving. the best chance for 1-3" of snow by early friday will be in the northwest corner of the state. america's never been a country of quitters. it's not who we are. we don't ignore threats like climate change. we face our problems head-on. with american-made clean energy, we can end our dependence on foreign oil... spark new innovation... and create millions of new jobs. solving our climate crisis starts with 50% clean energy by 2030. the college football playoff rankings matter most december sixth, but that's only two games away for iowa. the undefeated hawks crack the top four for the first time. clemson-alabama remain 1,2. then o

now the snow has lead up and the cool air is dripping with my mist.ow this system caused about ten tornados across hawaii and 100 percent of wind. now this system has weakened but it's capable of producing in this area. now we have lake shore front warnings and so clouds could happen and it's going to be up to seven meters and extremely strong. very cold air is coming in from the north and the highs in chicago will be only 9:00 degrees and seven degrees in denver and the next couldle of dies trump is going early if even going for saturday. acould say you are we the first official named storm is approaching and very heavy rain and high rands and just want temperatures are going to be warmer. here is your extended forecast. >>> once again officials say that chinese ships are sailing in the east china sea. the ships with the vessels have been sailing in the same area near the open waters since wednesday. they say that such moments of chinese navel ships are unusual. "newsline" will keep you updated. we invite you to watch news room tokyo at the top of th

saw some fog and mist in a couple of spots. it's really that low cloud cover that's hanging overhead. afte oon rounds of showers. could be an early shower especially north and west. the best chance is for the afternoon. the wind will increase into the evening hours. we've been holding steady all morning in the low 50s with that low deck of clouds. it stays gray all day. 56 at noon showers likely. same thing 3:00 in the upper 50s. back to some sunshine. chillier temperatures. we'll talk about that in a little bit. let's talk commute with lauren. >> for my new jersey commuters, the garden state parkway is shut down. on the northbound side of the roadway. you can see cars just crawling into this area. keep a close ian thate certainly the spot to avoid. we have a few other problems on that. the cross county parkway, after the hutch, that's in the right lane. delays are growing there. heading to the bqe westbound after the l.i.e. this shuts down two lanes. slow ride back past queens boulevard and one other accident on the van wyck e

it's light mist at this point. boston down through the south shore as well steady rain bud light rain and for cape cot and the island it looks like that's where the bulk has been ignore this number 10 inch in provincetown. i don't think so. that gage has been slosh over there. i wanted to show you some of the other numbers pretty middly out into worcester closer to 0.1 an inch there. the soaking beneficial rain hasn't been beneficial for everyone. the bands following the system out. by lunch just mist and driz formal the -- drizzle for the afternoon. winds most about this storm you will notice more than wet weather really means you can't bring the umbrella in less you plan on losing it or seeing it break. that's why that wind advisory remains in effect until 7:00 p.m. tonight. budged a whole lot since this morning. they have fallen back a few degrees. but we're stuck. low-to-mid 40s. 46 in boston. right now and those temperature don't move a lot today. until they fall. tonight once we do get some of the clearing in

tells me that there is plenty of both shots and a mist. last flu season, 78 californians died from flu-related illness. reporting live in san jose, chuck coppola, nbc bay area news. >>> controversial politician is out of a job. ross mirkarimi has been voted out and for the first time the sflef is a woman. vicky hennessey. the former chief deputy beat out mirkarimi. he had a string much controversies under his leadership. most notably the sanctuary policy. she takes office in january. >>> also, the bay area's highest profile mayor was re-elected to a second term. ed lee, easily beat out the other five lesser known candidates from last night's election. he's guided san francisco through the tech boom but faces a major housing crisis. speaking of which, a fiercely debated issue was prop f. coming up later in the newscast, why housing advocates are vowing to fight on even after voters rejected the measure. >>> threatening to strike at cal state campuses. the issue that has thousands of teachers vowing to walk off their jobs. >>> we talked abou

no rain at the moment but some of that annoying cold mist in the air. not far from the metro where temperatures aren't freezing or slightly below, we have a freezing rain advisory in effect. i do not think the temperatures will rise a whole lot, holding in the 40's with your peers -- with periods of rain. the highest elevations above 200 feet, if you live in these -- above 2000 feet, if you live in these areas you know. amount of rain starting to move from south, southwest two east, northeast. we expect a lot of rain tomorrow, especially developing through the day and some of that will be heavy. the heaviest rain will be developing across kentucky and tennessee and that will be moving east with the warm front. we could pick up two inches of rain before the system ends. nearly 47 million americans traveled over the thanksgiving holiday, and it was a pretty slow morning commute for people trying to head back to school and work today. let's get to jamie sullivan. sinceve been following it 4:00 this morning. jamie: a closure in silver spring, cherry hill ro

. >> we get a lot of fresh refuse that comes in every day and we have odor misting stations set up in strategic locations throughout the landfill that can mitigate some of the fresh odors. >> in addition, republic says it invested heavily in this state-of-the-art recycling facility to help divert landfill waste. >> all of the material that we accept, over a thousand tons a day from the bay area, in california, comes into this facility and we divert it from the landfill...so we process the material and remove everything that is recyclable. >> so what is the output of this facility? >> 200,000 tons a year are being diverted out of landfills... our output is 400 tons of paper, 30 tons of plastic, 90 tons of glass and 30 tons of metal every day. >> despite diverting nearly 50 percent of their annual waste, the landfill is still growing and that causes some to look toward another possible solution. in sweden, a country that boasts 33 incinerators, trash is burned to create fuel in what's known as "waste to energy". about half of their waste is recycled, and the rest is burned. less than on