, nebraska, anywhere from the single will digits to the teens, just 2 degrees in north platt. that is not the wind chill. that is current air temperature. 7 degrees at international falls. current number of 17 in bismarck, north dakota that colder air is working it way in our region as early a at tomorrow. talk about what we can expect for the rest of tonight and overnight. we will tart to dry out. as roads dry out these win will pick up, up to 35 miles an hour and the big story as we get into the overnight hours and into tuesday, temperatures fall below freezing mark. so even though bulk of the region will stay dry there could be a little bit of popping or standing water overhead. keep in mind there could be a a few slick spots out and about on the roads. so here's the story and big head line. lowest wind chill you wake up to tomorrow morning along i-95 corridor temperatures will feel like ten to 15 degrees. while south jersey a and delaware wind chills as you wake up tomorrow morning in the teens to about 20 degrees and zero to ten is how chilly it will feel up through the p

six in north platt. seven in garden city. you get the picture. is typical for january, not november. along the front range of the rockies, 20 to 30 degrees below average and will move eastward and southward. thursday we see temperatures drop 10 to 20 degrees below normal this time of the year. watch wednesday, thursday. these are lows into friday. just continues to drop all the way to the gulf coast. and we'll start feeling it here across the east coast and, melissa, we could even get colder in following weeks. melissa: come on now, ah. >> go to miami. melissa: or the bahamas. we'll make plans after the show. janice dean, thanks so much. >>> from the beach to big business, a former "baywatch" star is turning in her red swimsuit for a new career. here is actress and founder of the scoops ice cream truck, nicole eggert. welcome to the show. thanks for coming on. >> hi, thank you for having me. melissa: so everybody in the world knows you from "baywatch." also "charles in charge." when they come up to the truck, are they surprised to see you? or is

single digits in north platt as well as rapid city.o the bottom line, dense fog in spots overnight. tomorrow the last mild day. early and then temperatures will drop. coming up we'll talk about that late week chill and also also the potential for, yes, wintry precipitation with that seven day forecast. iain and lucy? >> all right, scott, thank you. >>> two weekend robberies have people in one suburban neighborhood using a little extra caution. in one case, the victim was pepper sprayed. fox 29's shawnette wilson is live in calm township tonight. sean knelt, pretty scary stuff here. >> reporter: iain, shoppers we talked to tonight say they are looking over their shoulders after those two violent robberies that happened here over the weekend, and that woman who was pepper sprayed in the face, she actually had to be taken to the hospital to be treated. >> that's really scary because i'm here a lot with my kids and i definitely don't want to be down here at night without my husband any more. >>> they were frightened to hear an employee at

take a look at rapid city, ten years, north platt checking in at 16. that cold air continues to head in our direction with that cold invasion. moving toward the philadelphia area, tonight, temperatures right now, pretty comfortable, 50's right now atlantic sit, as well as pottstown, allentown. but look at the 24 hour temperature difference. 6 degrees coal nerve philadelphia, 9 degrees colder already in the pocono mountains, by 10:00 o'clock we will be in the upper 40's, then by thursday morning, bundle up, looking at mid to up 30th, a along i-95, freezing, likely, north and wells. so, overnight tonight, temperatures bottom out in the 30's, 30's by daybreak, coming up we'll talk about the potential for, yes, some wet snowflakes by tomorrow evening across the area. iaian, lewesy? >> scott, thank you. turning colder here, parts of the midwest are dealing with a whole lot of fall snow. part of northern wisconsin dealing with some 18 inches of snow, icy roads on several streets, in and around omaha, nebraska, early winter weather influenced by powerful stor

we have 24 in minneapolis. 15 degrees in north platt. o as we watch the timing of this front, it continues to move in our direction. so overnight tonight after midnight, mostly cloudy a little bit of patchy fog and drizzle. and then as we move throughout the day tomorrow, out ahead of it, partly sunny to mostly cloudy, but still mild. tomorrow but in the afternoon and evening the temperatures they will drop. the wind is going to pick up and that colder air will certainly start to move in and as we -- you wake up on thursday it's going to be windy and blustery. thursday evening there could even be some snow flurries toward the pocono mountains. that's just how cold it's going to get in the days to come. before tonight mostly cloudy. we'll call it patchy fog. some drizzle but look at the low temperatures. 56 degrees in the city. 50 in the suburbs. typical high temperatures this time of year are in the upper 50s so well above average for night. then tomorrow 65 degrees early. in the day the front moves through and those winds are going to pi

over the last 24 hours, we saw a 36-degree drop in north platt and rapid city and that is on the move south as texas over the next couple of days. winter storm across the upper midwest, yes, they get winter weather this time of year to see 12 inches plus even 2 feet of snow that's pretty rare. taking a look at the winter weather advisories we had over a foot of snow. look at the up of michigan, that area could receive the jackpot of over 2 feet of snow. look at the cold air that's on the way on wednesday. an 18-degree drop or -- from average in minot, but it's 40-degree below average for billings. omaha 20 degrees below average. and this is going to drop as far south as texas. over the next couple of days, gerri, you think this will be a quick cold snap, there's the freezing mark. there's below zero as we head into thursday. even into early next week. we could be talking about colder temperatures. so, you know, bulge up, grab on, we're in for a ride this winter, i think. back to you. (?) gerri: thank you, i think. hopefully you can stop this and make sure it doesn't get to the east co

feels like 6 in north platt and colder in other spots.t's going to engulf the entire west coast. california will get a good chunk of rain out of this. that's a look at the national outlook, what's shaking locally. >> reporter: good morning, i'm meteorologist chris sowers, storm tracker 6 live double scan, the skies are crystal clear. a few high, thin clouds around, but that's about it. temperatures in the 40s we're shooting for a high of 55 degrees, combination of sun and clouds, tomorrow, cold front slips through late in the day. ahead of it we are up to 60 with the passage of the front there could be a spotty shower and that will cool things down by tuesday, 42. >> let's move on. i'll pretend -- talk to the hand. >>> coming up on "gma" is an amazing story, reunited, a boy missing four years found hidden in a fake wall. >>> the madonna music mystery, what happened with those leaked songs on the internet? ♪ >> "good morning america" is brought to you by jimmy dean delights. it's not just for breakfast anymore. shine on. patented sonic tec

take a look at rapid city, ten years, north platt checking in at 16. in our direction with that cold invasion. moving toward the philadelphia area, tonight, temperatures right now, pretty comfortable, 50's right now atlantic sit, as well

> while a child driver is punished by his parents in utah, another one is praised by police in north platte why? it's a different story caught on the dashboard camera of investigator roth frees, on may 17, 2009. >> call was a subject driving rather erratically. >> a dark pickup weaving toward him in the middle lane. it appears to be leading a parade. >> had several vehicles behind it. one of the vehicles had its flashers on like it was trying to warn other motorists. as i approached closer, i noticed that the vehicle continued to come towards my lane of travel head-on towards me, but it was moving rather slowly. >> this erratic vehicle belongs to restaurant owner philip mains. just a few minutes earlier, he was driving home with his two young sons in the back seat. >> joe passed the mall. it was roughly about 6:15, 6:20 and actually, that was the last thing i remember. >> and then mains, a diabetic, fainted behind the wheel. >> what caused me to pass out is my sugar dropped. >> when i got close enough to see inside the vehicle, i noticed a male subject with his head laying back. it appeared

as you look at these temperatures, 5 in casper. 19 in north platte. and then tomorrow morning, kansas, it will be 19. new orleans, 50. dallas at 29 degrees. that's 18 degrees above average. high temperatures not much better anywhere from 20 to 50 degrees below average and early friday morning, it continues. we'll look at 29 degrees for a low in atlanta. the high in atlanta only 48. chicago, 33. that's 16 degrees below average. plus coming up in the next half hour we'll be talking about the lake-effect snow machine cranking up a foot of snow or more and heading into the great lakes. and another lobe of the polar express next week. we have a lot to talk about on #roker-thon. >> conserve your energy, al. >>> the navy s.e.a.l. who says he fired the fatal shots at osama bin laden is sharing never-before revealed details. >> 3 1/2 years after bin laden's death and americans are still fascinated about the secret mission that killed him as well as the elite warriors involved in that raid, including rob o'neill, his central role in the death of the man behind

as you look at these temperatures right now 5 in casper, 19 in north platte, currently cleveland at 40, nashville 50. that's 11 gles below average. and then tomorrow morning kansas city 19, new orleans 50. dallas at 29 degrees, that's 18 degrees above average. high temperatures not much bet e from 20 to 50 degrees below average. and then early friday morning it continues. we're going to look at 29 degrees for a low in atlanta, the high in atlanta only 48. chicago, 33. that's 16 degrees below average. plus, coming up in the next half hour we're 2ing to talk about the lake-effect snow machine cranking up a foot of snow or more, heading into the great lakes. and there's another lobe of the polar express coming in next week. we got a lot to talk about on #rokerthon. >> going to be up all night. conserve your energy. another story we're following the former navy s.e.a.l. who claims he is the one that fired the final shot into osama bin laden, sharing information about this operation. peter alexander is on the story this morning. good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you. 3 1/2 years af

and, of course, the polar invasion your low temperatures bismarck 5, north platte 11 and tomorrow overnight area. i have such cool toys in the weather department. h is a time-lapse from tiburon. yeah, we will clear you out but what interesting science taking place out there as the fog is clearing from the top down as the sun warms up that top layer. temps in the 70s for today. late wednesday into thursday with the first showers in the north baby 9:00 p.m. wednesday night. >>> coming up next on "trending," what do you do when you think no one else is watching? no, really. meet the guy who takes cleaning to a new and slightly embarrassing place. >> wait till you hear the song, too. >>> then who among us is a snorer? >> yeah. >> what time do we go to bed? we're answering your questions as we begin a special look at sleep and how to get more rest. >>> and oscar winner angelica huston stops by to talk about her remarkable career, her relationship with jack nicholson, ryan o'neal and more. first, these messages. musical chairs. fun, right? welllllllll, not when your travel rewards card makes it s

right now it feels like 12 below in rapid city, 6 below in north platte.19 in chicago. makes its way to pittsburgh, atlanta, all the way down to san antonio, feeling like 34 on thursday. and friday, boston, you're going to feel like 31. it's going to feel like 36 in panama city. you call that cold? this is cold. that's what >>> 9:11 now. good morning to you. i'm meteorologist christina loren. that is a live look at beautiful san francisco. and what you'll notice about this picture is the fact that those low clouds are about 1,000 to 2,000 feet, and so we're not talking about fog, but it is overcast. and we're going to continue to see clouds spilling in ahead of this front as we head throughout the day. this now san jose showing you the same cloudy sky and that's the story of the day. temps in the mid to upper 60s, an interval of clouds and sun throughout the day. >> and that's your latest weather. >> oh, we're having a battle over these bracelets. it's super cute. >> yes. >> we got them as a present. they're form 31? >> or area 52. >> from willie's wife. y

right now it feels like 12 below in rapid city, 6 below in north platte.as, 31 cincinnati, 19 in chicago. makes its way to pittsburgh, atlanta, all the way down to san antonio, feeling like 34 on thursday. and friday, boston, you're going to feel like 31. it's going to feel like 36 in panama city. you call that cold? this is cold. >>> i am meteorologist bill henley. a cloudy foggy start. skies will turn partly sunny. a nice warmup into the 60s. a few clouds tonight, not as cold tomorrow morning. 54 degrees. the wind picks up, say good-bye to the 60s. temperatures tumble for thursday and friday. earp ee friday could see a few showers. cold start to the weekend. saturday, 44 degrees. chance of rain later sunday. have a great day. >> and that's your latest weather. >> oh, we're having a battle over these bracelets. it's super cute. >> yes. >> we got them as a present. they're form 31? >> or area 52. >> from willie's wife. your wife -- >> not her jewelry. >> but she gave it as a gift. willie's never given us anything! >> wow. >> right now, our stage manager's

north platte 11. then tomorrow the overnight lows 10 in bismarck, 11 in denver.noon. high temperatures in the upper 50s to low 60s. even warmer tomorrow. a chance of a sprinkle early on wednesday and turning chilier on thursday. by friday morning we could see showers, possibly a mix of rain drops and snow flakes for the morning. have a great day. >>> coming up next on "trending," what do you do when you think no one else is watching? no really. meet the guy who takes cleaning to a new and slightly embarrassing place. >> wait till you hear the song too. >>> then who among us is a snorer? >> yeah. >> what time do we go to bed? we're answering your questions as we begin a special look at sleep and how to get more rest. >>> and oscar winner angelica huston stops by to talk about her remarkable career her relationship with jack nicholson, ryan o'neal and more. first, these messages. musical chairs. fun, right? welllllllll, not when your travel rewards card makes it so hard to get a seat using your miles. that's their game. the flights you want are blacked out. or they

of the troubling aspects of the 1833 treaty was that it says that the pawnee agreed to move north of the platte river, and protect the people who would come there as a part of that assimilation program. the pawnee culture or custom was based upon hunting and agriculture. twice a year the pawnee went to hunt. the federal government wanted them to stay put, which would be a death warrant. they had to continue the hunting. the federal government bent on this one later on and allowed the setup of this assimilation program. some pawnees, but not all, began to move across the platte river to be a part of it. but again, there was no consensus amongst the pawnees about the nature of the treaty. and that the parents of these children who were at the schools did not want their children to lose their pawnee way of life. another aspect of the treaty was the 1857 treaty. the pawnee agreed to turn over any pawnees who committed crimes against white people. but it doesn't say anything about turning over white people who committed crimes. and there was much more criminality of whites against indians. this was

day coveted the income-tax and alaska help split -- al platt is related to hydrocarbons save with northdakota. four or five states have large extraction industries at a tiny population so they dominate the numbers if you let them stay. but the hydrocarbons especially well and alaska is the only one. there are those that try to move forward. in day 1981 river getting rid of the income-tax to estimations the numbers came in. we tried to do it but doing a great job with five years into this program but it missed all the booms of '80s just in the last three years if he was indicted federally convicted and sent to prison. that put a crimp in our proposals calling for word that i got a call yesterday from jon kyl said new governor who said that see if we can be the first date to get rid of the income-tax. budget states have done tax cuts if you use the time series cross-section it is not misleading but with that cross section analysis it is solid. every single state every single year just look at those numbers. >> if i could ask you to switch to the federal level and if you were given us a ch

north east and delaware county. let talk i-95. we are dealing with the closure of the i-95 off ramp to broad. so we have two options here. one take platt or you can hop off at packer avenue. if you take platt bridge here's what you are dealing with here. a lot of volume down towards 76. give yourself more time. broad street line is running on time. go birds. we will be right back. womaand the way it made me chronic feel,ipation, the discomfort, the bloating, the straining. i'd just felt this way for too long. so i finally talked to my doctor about my symptoms. i'd tried laxatives before. he prescribed amitiza (lubiprostone) for my chronic constipation. it works differently than laxatives. man: amitiza is clinically shown to help relieve common symptoms like bloating, abdominal discomfort, hard stools, and straining and help people with chronic constipation go more often. don't take amitiza, if you have a bowel blockage or severe diarrhea. tell your doctor, if your nausea or diarrhea, becomes severe, or if you experience chest tightness or shortness of breath. the most common side effects are nausea, diarrhea, and headache. woman: amiti

north there. and fire location, in west philly, at ruby and chestnut, with some local detours. we had disable on the plattausing delays, for folks that use the platt, trying to get over toward philly international. otherwise, the schuylkill expressway not bad compared to the ben franklin bridge on that schuylkill eastbound, delay coming around the conshohocken curve. ninety-five out of the northeast heavy cottman in through girard avenue. and sue, brr this morning. >> we got rid of the fog from yesterday, and now we have whole new set of problems, including all of those problems on the roads, and these temperatures, that we're not used to. it is back into the 30's for us, 39 degrees in philadelphia, 31 in pottstown, allentown, but only 27 degrees in mount pocono, we have 39 degrees in wildwood, and 37 degrees in dover. so, these temperatures are a lot colder than they were yesterday. in some case, more than 20 degrees colder. and as we show you the satelite and radar picture, notice, an increase down toward washington, d.c., tiny bit of rain, talk about the rain. that will probably move in here, later on

north broad street. it didn't take too long for fire fighters to bring it under control. there were no reports of injuries. >>> today eastbound platt bridge is closing from 9:00 this morning until 3:00 this afternoon in southwest philadelphia a. penndot is doing some overhead bridge repairs on i-95, but that road work, of course, will entirely depend pop the the weather. >>> two civilian police officers are injured following an incident at a navy base in connecticut, officials say the officers fired shots at a man wielding a a knife who tried to get on to that submarine base through a pedestrian gate. they say one officer was injured by ricocheting bullet and the other suffered a minor stab wound to the leg. the suspect is in custody. >>> the first snowfall of the season, although sue warned bit, he did say it was a possibility, it still caught many off guard. >> it started out as rain before switching over to a mix and then heavy snow flurries began to fall. most people saw or say anyways it wasn't owe bad just as long as it doesn't get much worse anytime soon. people outside shopping at the providence town center in collegeville

north on i-95 watch for a crash at 452. because of the weather conditions septa says expect ten to 15 minute delays on all regional rail lines and during the midday they will close the platt all together and change the light bulbs on the platt bridge. they are closing it to vehicles. we will sign you up mike today on the platt bridge we will change light bulbs. >> why they don't do it during day. >> we signed you up for that project. >> thank you. >> girard point double decker bridge, will be best bet between airport and out west philadelphia, mike and alex back to you. >> if you change light bulbs, do it less traffic at night and plus you can see fit is lit up. >> that is why i don't work for the bridge department if there is a bridge department. >>> new jersey lawmakers are thinking of changing school start times for middle and high schoolers, going in at 9:00 o'clock in the morning. >> let's bring in doctor mike with how a change in schedule will it help. >> we have talk to him about how teenagers have have different sleep schedules then the rest of us. >> absolutely and bottom line it is not nice to in mess with mother nature. i will tell you why, as kids get older, a