west port wassing tonne sits-- washington sits on the edge of north america. for more than 300 years, the continental plate has been locked with a plate under the pacific. they're stuck along april 700 million stretch called the cascadia abduction zone. that has geologists like this man taking notice. >> when they suddenly get unstuck, then you can get very big earthquakes >>> when big earthquakes happen offshore, they're often followed by big tsunamis. >> the tsunami is set-off by the warping of the ocean floor that raises the water column in some areas and lowers it in others >>> the worst case scenario in a big open ocean tsunami, a 30 to 40 foot wall of water barrelling towards shore, with residents only getting 15 to 30 minutes head start to reach the safety of higher ground. >> we're less than half a mile from the pacific owe his honour. the zone is about 50 miles off our coast so we know that we face an earthquake tsunami hazard here. that's our biggest threat >>> this woman is a school superintendent in west port. when will this be finished? >> in marc

thursday night light snow north and west of a line from waterloo to prairie du chien. snow accumulations will be less then 1" by friday morning. the busy shopping day, tonight fog and clouds roll into the area. the clouds and fog will include light rain and drizzle through locally heavy rain, up to 2", makes for a soggy thanksgiving. thursday night the rain will mix and change to light snow north and west of a line from waterloo to prairie du chien. snow accumulations will be less then 1" by friday morning. the busy shopping day, tonight fog and clouds roll into the area. the clouds and fog will include light rain and drizzle through wednesday. the light rain increases wednesday night leading into a wet thursday. locally heavy rain, up to 2", makes for a soggy thanksgiving. thursday night the rain will mix and change to light snow north and west of a line from waterloo to prairie du chien. snow accumulations will be less then 1" by friday cooler with highs in the 40s.later tonight fog and clouds roll into the area. the clouds and fog will include light rain and drizzle

temperatures are chilly to the north and west, 32 in mt. o, and 39 in allentown, and 43 in philadelphia, and 40 to the south and east as well. today there is that clearing to the north and west, the clouds a little stubborn later this afternoon, and cooler for everybody and clear tonight and that's going to drop the temperatures back into the 20s and 30s, and then tomorrow starting out with sunshine, bringing more clouds in, so we're flip-flopping the day and will bring in rain on tuesday and wednesday. today the morning showers still in some spots, cooler 48 to 51, and tonight look at the temperatures, 27 north and west, and 35 in philadelphia. a cold night tonight, and we are start out with sunshine early on monday, and then we start to increase those clouds by the afternoon, 51. tuesday, that's when you are going to need your umbrella. rain is likely, 54. showers still on wednesday, and otherwise a cloudy day a. damp day, 58 degrees. thursday, temperatures around 51 degrees but with the cold wind in place, it will feel like the 40s and mo

west at 3 miles per hour. it's 8 degrees warmer compared to this time yesterday. north west looking at the upper 40s, low 50s, 52 in philadelphia, and south and east, and temperatures in the upper 40s and 50s, and 51 in atlantic city. 49 degrees in wilington, and enjoy the mild air before we cool down tomorrow. there's that gloomy view from the adventure aquarium cameras in center city. plenty of cloud cover out there. the clouds will be there today and clouds on sunday as well. more sun on sunday to the north and west, but, still, clouds are the role both sdays. here's the cold front draping back to the south central state, moving through, and bringing us cooler temperatures,ing a chance of scattered showers. future weather throughout time here, the big weather story today, though, the mild air in place again. the blobs of green indicate scattered shower activity in the area throughout the afternoon and evening hours. plenty of clouds by tonight if you have saturday night plans, a shower overnight in sunday, and sunday, looks like the front stalls south. we could see s

west. the heaviest snow falls to the north and west, and icy mix possible as our temperatures will be just a little too warm for snow in des moines. the snow continues to the north and west and then we will get in on some of that snow in des moines as we head throughout the evening hours on monday once it finally cools down enough for snow. totals all over the place really depends on where you are. about an inch in des moines the to the north and west, 2-4 inches. 5-7 inches fort dodge to mason a star on -- a winter storm warning in effect tonight. 35 degrees, the high temperature today. 30 tonight. the snow and wintry mix starts to move in. sunshine and 40's back on thursday. alyx: if you want to take a fantastic adventure with an out of this world car, you need to head over to the des moines playhouse. "chitty chitty bang bang" is playing. we have brandon and danny. >> good morning. alyx: i know you guys were up late last night doing a play. how is it going? >> it is going great. alyx: this play, tell us a little bit more for those who do not have the background. >> it really follows the

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it is going to be cooler north and west.the 60s confined from philadelphia points south and east that. will lead over to some showers that will develop by saturday night. i'll show that you in one second. 66 this afternoon. nowhere close to average average high is 52 degrees shy of that record of 73 set back in 1800's. so 52 in town. cooler to the north and west we're seeing 49 in pottstown. you get into the pine barrens of new jersey there are a 40s being detected so there are some cooler spots. but these temperatures are running a solid five to 10 degrees warmer in comparison where we were last night. that's pretty wild. 52 waking up 7:00 a.m. showers north and west the city will remain dry jersey shore will remain dry easing into the 50's on our way to the low 60s. showers will inch closer and closer starting in the lehigh valley around 3:00 o'clock here in the city around 5:00 o'clock the jersey shore after 7:00 o'clock. so blue h area of high pressure keeping us high and dry slowly eroding out of here and that's why we'

temperatures are cool in the 30s and blowing in at a west north west it's in the teens and

out later on this morning into the afternoon hours, and we may see sunshine especially to the north and west. reduced visibility in dover and delaware, and keep that in mind as you are out and about this morning, temperatures huge difference from north to south. mt. pocono, 31, below freezing and 42 in pottstown and 43 degrees in lancaster, and south and east, looking mainly at the 40s. 46 in wildwood, new jersey. by noon, sunshine to the north and west and mostly cloudy in philadelphia, and maybe seeing a leftover shower. and then by 4:00, partly cloudy and 49. chilly day today, and chilly on monday and then we're tracking a little warmup and also tracking wet weather as well and we'll talk more about that coming up that. >>> new this morning, a suspected cop killer is arrested after an all-night manhunt in pennsylvania. the suspect was wanted for shooting a police officer in new florence westmoreland county ray shelter, jr., now in custody. he thought a township officer responding to a domestic incident last night and the officer died at a hospital in johnstown. >>> new from overnight in o

thursday nnght the light snow north and west of a line from waterloo to prairie du chien. snow acumulations will be less then 1" by friday morning. the buu shopping day, friday, will be dry and cooler with highs in the 40s.later tonight fog and clouds roll into the area. the cluds and fog will include light rain and drizzle through wednesday. the light rain increases wednesday night leading into a wet thursday. locally heavy rain, up to 2", makes for a soggy thanksgiving. thursday night he rain will mix and change to light snow north and west of a line from waterloo to prairie du chien. snow accumulations will beless then 1" by friday morning. thh busy shopping day, friday, will be dry and cooler with highs in the wisconsin... hunters say it's a tradition. kwwl's shirley descorbeth took a trip to wisconsin and has the story. time of year he's focused on deer hunting. "the deer are in otherwise e t's strictty traation that it's a gun hunt this time of year." hunters from all over the midweet -- flock tt wiscscnsin for the nine days surrounding thanksgiving for the deer seas

west. that's going to be pinwheeling through the area so more lift, more clouds and more showers especially developing north and west of the city. so you can see a little bit of a lull for some. 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 watc

rain totals will range the rain over to a wintry mix then light snow north and west of a line from waterloo to elkader. snow accumulation is precipitation will end shortly after midnight. areas southeast of this line could see a rain/snow mix, but the precipitation will end faster than the cold can move in. result will be little to no about 2 am friday. as the storm gets closer, light rain develops and becomes widespread with patchy fog overnight. rain will be steady through thursday and heavy at times. rain totals will range from 1.50-2.50". between 5-7 pm thursday, colder air will begin to change the rain over to a wintry mix after midnight. this precipitation will end one person is taken to the hospital after a three-vehicle crash -- involving a police vehicle. waterloo police responded to the san marnan and laporte road intersection around two this afternoon. a ford f-150 pickup, chrysler pacifica and ford explorer police vehicle all experienced front- end damage. traffic resumed in the area after the vehicles were moved -- and the scene was cleared. it's one of the most dangerous inter

temperatures will be cooler north and west of des moines and this is where it will be icy. a winter storm warning is in effect until 6 pm in between atlantic and mason city. the city of metro is under an advisory until 6 pm. this morning a mix of some snow, freezing rain, and rain will fall in central iowa. the precipitation will be all snow in northwest iowa through the day. we may see some slushy snow mix in with the precipitation on and off through the day in des moines, especially north and west of the metro. but overall, the afternoon for the city of des moines looks to be primarily rain. less than an inch of snow may fall in des moines by the time the system pulls out tuesday morning. northwest iowa is were the snow will accumulate and is where 3 to 6" is possible. only rain will fall in southeast iowa. the rest of the week will be sunny and dry with seasonal temperatures back in the low 40s for daytime highs. drivers should allow themselves a little extra time to get to drivers should allow themselves a little extra time to get to work this morning. that's because th

walter smith - nw 6th drive resident walter smith lives within ear-shot of evolution nightclub on north-west sixth drive... he was taking his dogs out early 15:50:25 "we hear arguing, and then we hear a car alarm go off for a good 20 minutes. and then, all the sudden, it sounded like fireworks - pop, pop, pop, pop, pop, pop." - walter smith - nw 6th drive resident walter smith lives within ear-shot of evolution nightclub on north-west sixth drive... he was taking his dogs out early sunday morning when he heard the sounds of the metro's third homicide this weekend. 15:50:34 "so i called 9-1-1 and said, 'you might want to get here, like, now - shots fired.'" deputies from the polk county sheriff's office found 20-year-old dashwan smith outside the club suffering a gunshot wound... smith later died from his injuries in a nearby hospital. three more victims then turned up in area hospitals with gunshot wounds...police aren't releasing their names as they search forswers. 15:43:01 "what we know is that there was several hundred people in and around the club during this incident, and we're asking

sunny north and west, cloudy south and east. 33 north and west overnight and had 43 philadelphia. today, 52 degrees. jersey shore, cloudy and dreary, a couple of showers. millville, 52. trenton, 50. allentown, 48 degrees. overnight tonight with the clear sky and the wind out of the northwest the numbers will drop off. upper 20s north and west, 33 for philadelphia. 28 in millville. 35 in cape may. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, a real nice quiet week is on tap for the delaware valley. brisk and cold today. 45 degrees for the high. windchills in the upper 30s low 40s. dropping down near freezing force city. 20s everybody else. we begin to moderate tuesday, 52. wednesday, 56 degrees, thanksgiving, 64 degrees, black friday, 65 degrees and 56 degrees saturday sun and clouds. >> a woman in georgia was so dedicated to take her final exam she powered through the test while in labor of this is the picture of her it's gone viral. her water broke a week before her due date. collins said she was doing what she had to do. >> i would read my questions and my answers, i new the cr

temperatures will be cooler north and west of des moines and this is where it will be icy. a winter storm warning is in effect until 6 pm in between atlantic and mason city. the city of metro is under an advisory until 6 pm. this morning a mix of some snow, freezing rain, and rain will fall in central iowa. the precipitation will be all snow in northwest iowa through the day. we may see some slushy snow mix in with the precipitation on and off through the day in des moines, especially north and west of the metro. but overall, the afternoon for the city of des moines looks to be primarily rain. less than an inch of snow may fall in des moines by the time the system pulls out tuesday morning. northwest iowa is were the snow will accumulate and is where 3 to 6" is possible. only rain will fall in southeast iowa. the rest of the week will be sunny and dry with seasonal temperatures back in the low 40s for drivers should allow themselves a little extra time to get to work this morning. that's because the winter weather could create some headaches on iowa roads. here's a look at

to the north and west we're looking mainly at the 40s. look at mt. pocono, below freezing there. 43 in blue bell. south and east temperatures mainly in the 40s as well, and 44 at the atlantic city airport and 46 degrees in dover, delaware. much cooler today, and probably ending up at 49 or 50 degrees, and we're going to warm back up during the week. details straight ahead. >>> the fire on irene street sent one person to the hospital and forced dozens out of their homes in bethlehem, and we learned many more people living in the apartment stayed safe thanks to a quick response by first responders and neighbors. medics treated three people at the scene and medics helped neighbors by rushing door to door to wake them up and get them out. >> i walked out into my driveway and the flames you could see from my house, they were 50 feet in the air. huge. >> most people playing with friends and family, and investigators are5]ñ looking fo cause of the fire. >>> store owners in our area say yesterday small business saturday was a success despite a little bit of

by 7:00 tomorrow morning, temperatures north and west of the city in the upper 30's. low 40's elsewhere. there will be a wind chill to factor into it. tomorrow, it will stay chilly. most areas north and west of town will stay in the 40's. we will get around 50 inside the metro area. a definite chill the times of sunshine tomorrow. getting cold again tomorrow night. by sunday morning, low 30's in many spots. definitely a sign the season is changing. let show you the next seven days with the sunshine and wind, about 60 today. 50-53 at most tomorrow with sunshine and breezes. on sunday. a warming trend coming our way. we will be in good shape for that. tomorrow evening at 6:15 at national harbor, they will be lighting the this history. santa will be, i will be counting it down as they get the holiday season underway. we are seeing it all over the place. the weather is going to put you in the mood. jummy: absolutely. thank you. speaking of football weather, students in montgomery county are getting ready for a big battle tonight. richard montgomery and northwest high schoo

also kick up those winds out of the north and west. so you will notice them when you step outside the door. the other thing is you see a couple of these showers that are building up along parts of the atlantic ocean. some of these may impact the cape and the islands later on this afternoon. we'll talk about that in just a second. first the future cast for the day today. we're going to see sunshine to start but the clouds will start to build in by about mid morning. they're going to thicken up by about lunchtime for everybody. so it is a partly sunny day out there. but then through the afternoon, out north and west. as you look south and east, we're hanging on to those clouds. there will be a couple of showers in the neighborhood. although i think the best chances, if we see anything at all, would really be on the coast of nantucket and really around dinner time or so before everything pushes off. and then we start to clear things out. with a northwest wind and clear skies, temperatures tonight are going to drop overnight into first thi

night the rain will mix and change to light snow north and west of a line from waterloo to prairie du chienen snow accumulations will be less then 1" by friday morning. the busy shopping day, friday, will be dry and cooler with highs in the 40s. in continuing overage... new in continuing coverage... new details are out today about a deadly shooting inside an eastern iowa mall... n june 20-yeaa- old andreaa farrington was shot and killed inside the food court at the coral ridge mall. just feet away from the iowa children's museum - wheee she worked police say this man - 22-year old alexander kozak - a mall security guard - shot farrington three times in the back with a nine- millimeter glock. tonight - unsealald search warrants reveal that kozak told police he and farrington were dating -- and that she sent him a text message to brek off their relationnhip... and thht he snapped, packed a bag and grabbed a gun... and eventually went and killed her. kozak is still in custody - and will go to trial april 12 in story county cause his attorney's requested a change of venue because of pre-t

areas north and west will be in the 20s. these are going to be low temperatures around sunrise tomorrow, but take a look at this colder air mass, 60s to our south, areas like south carolina, georgia, alabama, but we have the colder air in place now, that moves in early this morning, hanging around even tonight, temperatures locally already in the mid 40s through the lehigh valley. 46 in wilmington, 47 atlantic city. 50 degrees for trenton and northeast philly. like i mentioned, 30s and 20s by tomorrow morning. locally nice and dry going into tomorrow. another weather system approaching chicago, quite a bit of snow with it, could be causing quite the travel delays into tomorrow in the midwest, but here at home we do expect a colder night for the area, but we will be staying on the dry side. tonight by 6:00 p.m., 50 degrees, 8:00, temperatures in the 40s, then dropping to the mid to low 40s by 10:00, 11:00 tonight. it will be getting colder pretty quickly and you'll want to bundle up tomorrow morning, even sunday morning, seve

we have a beach hazard statement through the entire coach saturday afternoon, north, north west beachest large surf, watch out for sinker waves and strong rip currents of you are going to the beaches this upcoming saturday. the storm moving in late saturday coming out of the gulf of alaska, it's a cold system, nothing to do with el nino, it's the third cold storp. we will have to wait until winlter to see the effects of el nino which is already developing in the pacific. north bay, starts to rain, shifts south ward at midnight, we're going to get moderate rain. 2:00 a.m. could wake you up as well. 3:00 a.m. in the east bay, south bay, peninsula, as we head towards 4:00 a.m. most of the focus is still in the south bay. scattered showers will follow. if you're n early riser have your rain fall at 7:00 with pockets of rain and isolated thungders. scattered showers, wind picks up. going to be on the blustery side, sunday morning's games could be cancelled. in the bay area could see a third of an inch of rain by sunday afternoon. it turns to snow in the mountains, expecting four to nine inch

west. fort dodge toward mason city and points to the north and west, some of that snow has been morning. in central iowa and points south, just rain. it is too warm for snow around here or even that freezing rain. rain in des moines, mix off to the north and west. so moderate snow off to the northwest, 4:00 temperature, 35. for the evening commute. there a winter storm warning in effect for northwestern iowa until 6:00 tomorrow. a winter weather advisory story does not include polk county. governor terry branstad again addressed growing concerns about private healthcare companies taking over management of iowa's medicaid program. statistics show that people with medicaid are five times more likely to see a doctor than those with no health insurance. but the governor says the plan to privatize has worked in other states and he says he sees no reasons not to expect the same results and iowa. gov. brandstad: those of us that are in other systems, it is a managed care system, and i think it has worked effectively, and effectively in other states. i said it -- i see no reason why iowa. judge

generally 50s to the north and west. 49 the low in the city. low 40s to the north and west. big game tonight. jet at met life stadium against the bills. first time rex ryan in town. 52 degrees kickoff temperature. it will be a breezy night for a game. no rain anticipated. just bundle up as the temperatures drop. 57 tomorrow. a brisk day but only 49 on saturday. wind as well. into the 60s next week. there's a possibility somewhere around wednesday next week or thursday, 70s not out of the question. we'll talk more about that when we get there. let's talk about the commute. more red showing up. >> do we have to? a lot of changing colors on the map. things are slowing down and a couple of accidents. one in hope, new jersey on route 80 eastbound by exit 12. that blocks a lane. a bit slow through here. really slow going on the garden state parkway. an accident after exit 135. one lane is open. i'm going to show you based on our traffic. those delays go back for miles past the service area. almost back to exit 132. avoid the garden state parkway if you can. fruk route 1 and 9 nort

there is colder air to our north and west. that will be feeding in today as this storm that brought us the showers yesterday pulls away and strengthens. the wind is going to increase as high pressure builds in and clears us out. the best you'll get is chillier as the morning wears on. cold enough through the state of maine. those are snow flakes up toward banger, presque isle. there could be 1-3 inches accumulation before this pulls away. not a huge deal but just a reminder that, yeah, that can happen this time of year. we're clearing it out. it will be a mostly sunny, windy, chilly day. upper 30's north and west of town. to the lower 40's elsewhere. we're quieting down in the northeast today. lots of sunshine from new york down to d.c. the rest of the country pretty quiet today after snow this weekend in chicago. mid 30's. of the country. there will be some storminess developing out in the west that will slowly shift eastward across the country in the next couple of days. doesn't reach us until saturday so this week ahead loo

clear skies and will drop into the 20s north and west. a cold front will move in and expect a high of 50 degrees on tuesday. increasing cloud on wednesday there's patchy drizzle in the afternoon and soaking rain by thursday. we will dry in time for the weekend. back to you. >> kerry: much more coming up including how madonna pay tribute to paris. we'll tell you what she said. no matter how fast the markets change, at t. rowe price, our disciplined investment approach remains. we ask questions here. look for risks there. and search for opportunity everywhere. global markets may be uncertain. but you can feel confident in our investment experience... ... around the world. call a t. rowe price investment specialist, or your advisor... ...and see how we can help you find global opportunity. t. rowe price. >> good morning, welcome back. we have a few problems out here. staten island expressway is the normal slowdown approaching the verrazano bridge. there's a stall blocking the lane on the inbound side, if you're traveling in new jersey one an

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there and pops of heavier rain and if you note one area just to the west of lancaster, this area will start to expand and push to the north and west and another area of rain develops and dealing with downpours, ahead of the actual surface low just to the west of cape may in cape may county, pushing up the parkway and through cape may county and this pocket of periodic rain that is passing through over the next hour or so, as we look at the temperatures, 60s at the atlantic city airport, gusting at 30 miles per hour, 61 in beach haven, 61 in dover, cool up in the poconos with clouds and drizzle around and only 49 degrees, the surface low pushing across the delmarva, the steadiest rain into southern new england and the upper level patch of energy growing a bit near washington and parts of baltimore, that will pivot through north and west of philadelphia as we get into the latter part of the evening hours. at 8:30 tonight, can you see the steadiest of the rain philadelphia through reading and the lehigh valley and spitting and spotty in the south and east, 50s to low 60s and then it lifted up into new england and a lot of cl

we have a beach hazard statement through the entire coach saturday afternoon, north, north west beaches expect large surf, watch out for sinker waves and strong rip currents of you are going to the beaches this upcoming saturday. the storm moving in late saturday coming out of the gulf of alaska, it's a cold system, nothing to do with el nino, it's the third cold storp. we will have to wait until winlter to see the effects of el nino which is already developing in the pacific. north bay, starts to rain, shifts south ward at midnight, we're going to get moderate rain. 2:00 a.m. could wake you up as well. 3:00 a.m. in the east bay, south bay, peninsula, as we head towards 4:00 a.m. most of the focus is still in the south bay. scattered showers will follow. if you're n early riser have your rain fall at 7:00 with pockets of rain and isolated thungders. scattered showers, wind picks up. going to be on the blustery side, sunday morning's games could be cancelled. in the bay area could see a third of an inch of rain by sunday afternoon. it turns to snow in the mountains, expecting four to nin

north and west in allentown, 48 degrees, 47 in pottstown, and 45 in oxford.th and east mainly in the 40s and 50s as well. 51 this morning in mount holly, 48 in dover, delaware. 45 in millville, and 49 in wo woodbine, new jersey. we are tracking showers as well. cold front moves through today bringing the chance of scattered showers, especially in the afternoon. north and west, there's a few showers falling, and that will be the theme throughout saturday. nothing heavy. still maybe a nuance here and there. by 9:00, mostly cloudy, 54. by lunchtime, 62, chance of showers, and back into the low 50s by 4:00 after a high of 61 degrees. mild today, cooler sunday, and chilly monday. we'll talk about that coming up. >>> the suspected gunman in the deadly shooting in standoff at the colorado planned parenthood clinic is in police custody. three people killed including a police officer. nine others were wounded. this video shows the'cñ suspect after he surrendered to the police in colorado springs after a five hour standoff yesterday. he has been identified as robert lo

the winds feel like the 30s north and west, feeling like 25 degrees in mount pocono. wind chill in reading 36 and 41 in philadelphia, and feels like 42 in millville, new jersey. the winds are 15-25 miles per hour. in philadelphia, the winds at 20 miles per hour, 16 miles per hour in allentown, 16 miles per hour in dover, and 21 miles per hour in atlantic city. winds are gusting up to 20-30 miles per hour. temperatures throughout the day, just 49, windy conditions by lunchtime, 3:00, 51, 51 degrees, back in the 40s tonight. blustery saturday, chilly sunday, and tracking a pretty big warmup in the seven day. looking at that in a few minutes. >>> take a look at this. a two-alarm fire ripped through a house last night keeping crews busy. more about what the investigators said about the cause of the blaze coming up. plus this -- ♪ >> fighting spirit and show of solidarity, how the french ra y rallied together after lock down lifted at the stadium last night. >>> new from overnight in the area, two-alarm fire damaged this house in woolwich township. gosh, it's totally charr

the outbreak prompted them to close the doors at dozens of locations in the pacific north-west. health officials have not determined the exact source of the contamination. >> most cases are in relation to the chipotle, but not all cases. we believe a food item is probably the cause of the infections. >> that would be chipotle's third food-borne outbreak. salmonella, linked to tomato in august. naura virus sickened customers and employees in california. [ ♪ ] >> reporter: chipotle promotes a commitment to fresh ingredients and locally raised foods that are not genetically modified. >> locally grown doesn't always mean safer. >> when you look at chipotle, which had three major outbreaks in the period of about 45 days, i think they have to start asking themselves some hard questions. >> in a statement, chipotle told us food safety is always a top priority. a couple of isolated and unrelated incidents are in no quay suggestive of a lack of priority. >> the company says it has no plans to close restaurants in other states >>> volkswagen emissions scandal could be bigger than thought.

-7 pm thursday, colder air will begin to change the rain over to a wintry mix then light snow north and west of a line from waterloo to elkader. snow accumulation is this area could range from a trace to 2". all of the precipitation will end shortly after midnight. areas southeast of this line could see a rain/snow mix, but the precipitation will end faster than the cold can move in. am friday. as the storm gets closer, light rain develops and becomes widespread with patchy fog precipitation will end about 2 precipitation will end about 2 am friday. one person is taken to the hospital after a three-vehicle crash -- involving a police vehicle. waterloo police responded to the san marnan and laporte road intersection around two this afternoon. a ford f-150 pickup, chrysler pacifica and ford explorer police vehicle all experienced front- end damage. traffic resumed in the area after the vehicles were moved -- and the scene was cleared. a warning tonight for people shopping in cedar falls going into the holiday seasonon highway 58 and viking road is one of the most dangerous intersections in iow

the front is sitting that's where the steadier rains will be south and east of philadelphia, north and west you're seeing the sun break out in between a few clouds. there's a huge difference north to south across the viewing area. today is a nice day, temperatures in the 60s, these numbers are too cool add five or six degrees to your location. overnight tonight here comes the front. it slowly drifts to the south, first thing tomorrow morning it's going to be much, much cooler. even the temperatures we experience tomorrow morning it will be above average. 65 degrees, spotty afternoon shower is possible, just a light breeze, overnighter tonight -- overnight tonight, some rain likely. 36 north and west, 40 center city. morning showers sunday, 52 degrees, a lot of activity is south of philadelphia. north and west combination of sun and clouds. monday, 50, tuesday, wednesday, a couple of rain chance back into the mid 50s, thursday and friday, 52, 48. not a single day we won't experience below average temperature it's an el nino year i don't see any arctic air for the next two weeks. >>> >>> sant

it is still chilly north and west of the city. were finding readings in the 30s and poughkeepsie and monticello. the southwest wind direction which will help bombard temperatures up to above average readings. we have mainly clear skies across the tri-state area and the northeast. there there is high pressure which will bring sunshine. we are watching a system that is bringing wet weather, it's bringing rain from missouri, iowa, and it's heading towards mississippi right now. it will be slow to move to the east coast but it will be our next rainmaker. wednesday or thursday. we will stay nice and drive throughout the northeast, expect sunshine for tuesday and cooler temperatures. no rain associated with that, but you will feel a dramatic drop in temperatures tomorrow. then warm to the 60s on wednesday. no need for the umbrella today, expecting sunny skies and above average temperatures in the 60s across the tri-state area. temperatures will take a big drop north and west, we'll be in the 40s and the city. expect sunny skies tomorrow

west bang. israelis saying he attempted to stab a soldiers. north-east of hebron soldiers fired at the palestinian, killing him. 71 palestinians have been killed. in hebron, palestinian funerals have taken place. hundreds marched. the return of the body to the family was delayed >>> it's nearly 20 years since the assassination of former president rabin. killed by a jewish man opposed to the peace protest. former u.s. president bill clinton who worked closely with rabin, spoke at the rally. >> he never stopped saying other people, including his adverse air yairs, whose children were entitled to the same possibilities in life as his own. the third thing i learnt from him is he refused to give up his dream of peace in the face of violence. >>> south korea, china and japan held their first trilateral talks. the leader pledged to boost trade cooperation, marred by territorial dispute. harry fawcett has more from seoul >>> japan's prime minister, stepping on to the tarmac in seoul must have been akin to stepping food on hostile territory. incensed by his

clears out little bit the farther north and west go up in toward the poconos.ually we see more sunshine progress to the afternoon. cold pocket of air over canada. jet stream on the move t allows the colder air to set until tonight. and for your monday, but it is short-lived. jet on the move. pretty progressive weather pattern, moves back north, now we see another surge of milder air returning for the second half of the upcoming week. that's why we are talking about temperatures returning to the 60s. today struggling to get to the low 50's at best. tonight, it is cold, mid 30's around the city, widespread 20's, eventually, in the suburbs. and then it is a chilly day, monday, look at that, everybody in the 40's, looks like the poconos stay in the 30's, for afternoon highs on monday. today, partly sunny, breezy, 52 for the high temperature northwest wind up around 20 miles per hour gust to go 30. breezy coiled tonight, 34 for the city. mid and upper 20s in the coldest suburbsment good football weather though. you have to dress for some windy conditions if you are

aside from the flurries areas north and west, we have that around today. those come to an end, but allentown, king of prussia, the poconos would have noticed snow flurries around. they blew in from areas north and west with a strong wind and now tonight that wind is going to start to lighten up and temperatures will be dropping. coldest night so far this season, widespread 20-degree temperatures. as we go into the end of the week just in time for thanksgiving, it will start to warm up a bit, believe it or not. right now, though, it is getting cold outside, 28 degrees in mount pocono at the moment, 33 in allentown, 35 in reading and pottstown, 41 right now philadelphia, but mid 30s in trenton and bensalem. 37 degrees in wilmington and millville, 38 degrees in dover. through tonight, though, we will be cold. tomorrow we'll also be cold in the afternoon. 49 degrees for the high temperature. today we got to 43. by wednesday, low 50s, but look at the jump from wednesday to thursday, big ten-degree jump in time for thanksgiving, 62 degrees for the high on thursda

-7 pm ttursday, colder air will begin to change the rain over to a wintry mix then light snow north and west trace to 2". all of the precipitation will end shortly after midnight. areas southeast of this line could see a rain/snow mix, but the precipitation will end result will be little to no wintry precipitation. all of and becomes widespread with patchy fog overnight. rain will be steady through thursday and heavy at times. rain totals will range from 1.50-2.50". between 5-7 pm thursday, colder air will begin to change the rain over to a wintry mix then light snow north and west of a line from waterloo to elkader. snow accumulation is this area could range from a after midnight. areas southeast of this line faster than the cold can move in. resutt will be little to no am friday. kwwls olivia mancino is out on the roadsdsright now..she joins us live from waterloo olivia talks about the traffic where she is at in waterloo she talks about the good conditions. lets take a live look at our waterloo sky cam... the roads are wet right now, so if you're one who likes to travel overnight, the road

degrees and not bounce back that quickly. 52 in the city. 52 in white plains. 40s lurking to the north and west and increasing north to northwest wind is out there. seeing gusts of 28 miles an hour. a little earlier you saw over 37 miles an hour, but the winds will ramp up through the day. we could see gusts approaching 40. a mix cloud of sun and clouds. the breeze picks up through the morning. temperatures slide down a little bit and back up to a high this afternoon of 57 degrees. we'll have more in the forecast and the weekend outlook. first check on a friday morning. i don't care it's friday 13th. >> i forgot about that. friday morning commute, we do have a whole lot of construction out there, especially on 95 northbound between exit 16. two lanes shut down there. over to hacketts down, we have an visitation on 46 westbound between sand shore road and timber line drive. we'll have more coming up on the 4s. >> thank you. >>> 4:31. we begin with breaking news. we're awaiting a statement from british prime minister david cameron. he could tell us whether the united states took out the isis kill

seeing sunny skies except through the poconos, some cloud cover there, and if you look farther north and west, we have snow, more wind, and even some light showers. now there is a chance some of those snow showers could provide flurries areas north and west, late tonight or early tomorrow morning. mostly through the late hours. right now temperatures are in the mid to upper 50s, low 50s parts of the lehigh valley. that's where temperatures are starting to cool down, but tonight they'll be cooling down even more. it's going to stay windy by 8:00 tonight. temperatures in the upper 40s. gusty, too, by 11:00 p.m. gusty winds, colder, temperatures mid 40s. if you're heading out tonight, take the heavy coat with you and by tomorrow morning, 8:00 we expect to be in the upper 30s through the philadelphia area, colder areas north and west in some of our new jersey suburbs and the wind will be with us to start off your weekend. that will make it feel colder, too. coming up, a look at your entire weekend forecast and there's a warmup, too. that's straight ahead. >> all right, sheena. killer still on the

well off to the north and west over the pennsylvania, new york state border. e go through tonight that will fill in. it slowly pushing east, light rain to the south, moving slightly to the north and west. we will get in on this action here but not this action. the as we head up through lehigh valley things could get more interesting. the here's a loop of the rain. heavier rain south and east. heaviest rain this evening would be north and west. we will fall in the middle in philadelphia i don't expect us to end up with insane rain totals like they did in delaware and new jersey this morning. look at these numbers, 2.59 in lieu is, delaware. atlantic city has 2.28 inches, woodbine at almost a inch and three-quarters and pittsgrove 1.29 inches fell already today and more could be added to that total this evening and tonight. temperatures right now still 60 in philadelphia. not too bad. sixty in millville. fifty-four in reading. forty-nine in mount pocono. as we head through the the next couple days keep that rain gear handy. it doesn't look as heavy on thursday an

lunchtime, there's green on the map, indicates there's showers, especially north and west.by 6:00, light rain falling in philadelphia. if you have saturday night plans, you may contend with rain drops. sunday, there's a front linger to the south, bringing the chance for rain south of philadelphia, but including philadelphia by lunchtime, keep that in mind. it's not just saturday, but sunday, we are also tracking the chance of rain. today, mild, clouds in place and showers as well. 61-64. a mild night tonight, temperatures in the 40s, 48 degrees issue and that's what you wake up to tomorrow. showers now, sunshine to the north and west on sunday, and monday, it's going to be cooler, a lot of sun, though, 49 tuesday, and that cold front moves through as a warm front, bringing us rain tuesday, 56. chance of leftover showers wednesday, 55. sun returns with a cold wind on thursday, 50 degrees. chilly friday, 51. >>> good morning to you, i'm danny pommells. sixers' rookie spoke friday for the first time since video of him in a fight surfaced thursday showing him yelling, pushing s

temperatures are cool in the 30s and blowing in at a west north west it's in the teens and 20s. make sure to bundle up! passing through the dayplanner, we've got some showers and potential mix to deal with as we top out in the upper 40s. your complete shows some light showers continuing in t area this morning. temperatures are cool in the 30s and 40s and a wind is blowing in at a decent clip from the west north west making it feel like it's in the teens and " jessica rae: coming up this morning on abc9 news... the latest on the terror attacks in paris... as french investigators uncover more ues about last week's devastating assaults. " jessica rae: plus... the latest on the syrian refugee crisis here in iowa... more on what a center in des moines is doing to help those coming to our country. " jessica rae: and i'll take you to the dustin (soup-ee) suppi sentencing... and you'll hear a moving testimony from the wife of the man who suppi (soup-ee) killed last week. "" jessica rae: the hunt for the suspected mastermind of the paris terror attacks has intensified.

we are still in the 30s to the north and west. but as we travel down across the southeast, this is where we have our best shot of some showers right now. temperatures in the 40s. north and west, in places like worcester to holden, even westborough to middle son, lower parts of new hampshire. wind very light, turning towards the north. temperatures climb above normal today getting into the 50s. but as we had the chance of scattered showers this morning. we had a slightly better chance of steadier rain arriving this afternoon. take you through the timeline as well as when to expect over to you. >> breaking this morning, a terrifying night for one neighborhood is now over. but a man is dead after a stand off ended in gunfire. stephanie coueignoux is live in norton this morning, stephanie, police are trying to figure out exactly what happened there. >> reporter: and, blair, neighbors are waking up into this neighborhood, simply stunned by what happened. i spoke to a manual who lived nearby, he said the man involved in the stand off jus

to the north and west, temperatures in the 40s and 50s as well. 50 in reading, 53 in mount pocono. 51 is normal this time of year. 51 at atlantic city. 52 in dover. 45 in millville, new jersey. tracking the chance of scattered showers throughout the day, especially by the afternoon, 11:00 to the north and west seeing rain falling as well as 2:00 in the philadelphia area, and it moves off to the south and east by 6:00, but we'll see the front lingering south, so we see showers extending into sunday. by 9:00, 54. lunchtime, a lot of clouds, 62 and 4:00 temperatures at 61 degrees. mild today, cooler sunday. a cold day on monday. we'll talk more about that coming up. >>> well, today's holiday shopping focuses on small businesses as we mentioned. yesterday, it was all about the malls and the big chain stores. we found plenty of customers looking for deals at the biggest shopping mall in the east coast. bargain hunters went store to store with bags in hand while drivers circled the parking lot, desperate for a spot. target stores were packed. the hot ticket item? big screen tvs. it's the fi