clouds will still be an issue over parts of the area today, mainly in our northern counties. they should tend to break up as the day goes on. temperatures will generally average around 50 degrees over our northern counties with iowa city and points south briefly touching 55 later today. clouds will increase yet again by late afternoon as our next system moves in. this system looks to bring rain late tonight into the first half of our saturday. the bulk of the rain should be out and east of us by 2pm, though an isolated shower may yet linger into the iowa game. it still looks dry for trick or treating on saturday evening. enjoy your weekend!toda y: partly sunny high: 50-56 winds: s 5-10 alo: 54 dbq: 52 iow: 55tonight: showers late low: 42-48 winds: s 5-15 alo: 45 dbq: 44 iow: 45tomorrow: showers likely high: 48-54 winds: sw 5-15 alo: 53 dbq: 51 iow: 53tomorrow night: gradual clearing low: 39-45 winds: sw 5-10 alo: 42 dbq: 42 iow: 42 assault on a trail within the last 3 months. right now they are looking into an attack... on a recreational trail near cedar bend park. a woman to

clouds will still be an issue over parts of the area today, mainly in our northern counties. they should tend to break up as the day goes on. temperatures will generally average around 50 degrees over our northern counties with iowa city and points south briefly touching 55 later today. clouds will increase yet again by late afternoon as our next system moves in. this system looks to bring rain late tonight into the first half of our saturday. the bulk of the rain should be out and east of us by 2pm, though an isolated shower may yet linger into the iowa game. it still looks y for trick or treating onturday evening. joy your weekentoda y:rtly sunnhh: 50-56 nds: s 5-10 alo: 54 dbq: 52 iow:5tonight: showers latew42-48 nds: s 5- o: 45 dbq: 44 w: 45tomorrowshowers likely high: 48-54 earing low: 39-45 nds: sw 5-10 alo: 42 dbq: 42 iow: 42 anks kaj. the u-s budget bill is on its way to president obama's desk. senators approved the budget early this morning, finalizing the vote around 2 am iowa time. the house of representativ es passed a budget deal wednesday, despite many republica

clouds will still be an issue over parts of the area today, mainly in our northern counties. they should tend to break up as the day goes on. temperatures will generally average around 50 degrees over our northern counties with iowa city and points south briefly touching 55 later today. clouds will increase yet again by late afternoon as our next system moves in. this system looks to bring rain late tonight into the first half of our saturday. the bulk of the rain should be out and east of us by 2pm, though an isolated shower may yet linger into the iowa game. it still looks dry for trick or treating on saturday evening. enjoy your weekend!toda y: partly sunny high: 50-56 winds: s 5-10 alo: 54 dbq: 52 iow: 55tonight: showers late low: 42-48 winds: s 5-15 alo: 45 dbq: 44 iow: 45tomorrow: showers likely high: 48-54 winds: sw 5-15 alo: 53 dbq: 51 iow: 53tomorrow night: gradual clearing low: 39-45 winds: sw 5-10 alo: 42 dbq: 42 iow: 42 thanks kaj. the u-s budget bill is on its way to president obama's desk. senators approved the budget early this morning, finalizing the vote arou

winds will northern counties as a disturbance tracks north of iowa. lows tonight will be in the 30s with light winds. clouds will begin to increase monday as moisture begins to increase. highs monday will be around 60 again with winds a little stronger from the southeast at 5-15 mph. a cold front and remnants of patricia will work together to bring a chance of rain tuesday and wednesday. winds will also increase as the cold front tracks across the midwest. breezy tuesday with those winds continuing into thursday. rain should track out wednesday with cooler air tracking into the state. highs thursday will struggle to get above 50 with a brisk wind. there is a slight chance for rain for the halloween weekend. from the kwwl stormtrack 7 weather team. see the screen for your complete weather information. here is additional forecast information from the kwwl stormtrack 7 weather team:a chilly start to the day with lows down around freezing in many locations. even with the cold start, highs will be right around normal, generally around 60. plenty of sunshin

clouds will still be an issue over parts of the area today, mainly in our northern counties. they should tend to break up as the day goes on. temperatures will generally average around 50 degrees over our northern counties with iowa city and points south briefly touching 55 later today. clouds will increase yet again by late afternoon as our next system moves in. this system looks to bring rain late tonight into the first half of our saturday. the bulk of the rain should be out and east of us by 2pm, though an isolated shower may yet linger into the iowa game. it still looks dry for trick or treating on saturday evening. enjoy your weekend! waterloo police are >>> welcome back to "gma." you're looking at that 767 that went up in flames moments before takeoff in ft. lauderdale. 101 people on board sliding down the emergency chutes to safety. see it right there. an ntsb team on the scene this morning leading the investigation and the airport is back to normal operations. the passengers finally get to go home. >>> also right now, a violent end to that manhunt in kentucky overnig

a few howers are ying to trackk throughhour northern counties, but most of the moisture will stay north of the border... although we will keep some clouds in the area.... all in all, we will call it partly sunny even though we will have mostly sunny skies at times. we have rain in the forecast... and it could be a lot with the help of a former hurricane. i'll have more on that in a few minutes. track through our northern counties, but most of the moisture will stay north of the border... alttough we will keep some c couds the area.... all in all, we will call it partly mostly sunny skies at times. we have rain in the forecast... and we begin this morning wi a death invesgation in easten iowa. few dtails are beingg releaseeby law enforceceent right now. this is what we know right now. a woman's body was found in benton county -- east of vinton we spoke someoe who says they found the victim theyay a neighbor's truck was stolen - then later truckk- they notiid blood on it -- and a trail that led to a woman's body on the ground. they tell us -- it appears there was some sort struggle before

winds will northern counties as a disturbance tracks north of iowa. lows tonight will be in the 30s with light winds. clouds will begin to increase monday as moisture begins to increase. highs monday will be around 60 again with winds a little stronger from the southeast at 5-15 mph. a cold front and remnants of patricia will work together to bring a chance of rain tuesday and wednesday. winds will also increase as the cold front tracks across the midwest. breezy tuesday with those winds continuing into thursday. rain should track out wednesday with cooler air tracking into the state. highs thursday will struggle to get above 50 with a brisk wind. from the kwwl stormtrack 7 weather team. see the screen for your complete weather information. here is additional forecast information from the kwwl stormtrack 7 weather team: a chilly start to the day with lows down around freezing in many locations. even with the cold start, highs will be right around normal, generally around 60. plenty of sunshine expected throughout the day. winds will be light from the

there is a bit of cloud cover to the north, and that could get into our northern counties tonight, but overall it football, pumpkin spice lattes, and the colorful leaves. and others simply love the cooler temperatures. kw-wl's shirley descorbeth joins us live in colorful dubuque. shirley -- how are people enjoying the beautiful fall weather? here in dubuque -- people are taking advantage of this perfect fall day -- many at the riverfront. believe it or not -- october is the busiest month during fall along the mississippi. and people are saying -- it's because they want to experience the season. it's the peak of the fall experience fall. "this is one of good and the foliage is out and take a cruise on the mississippi." some enjoyed the fall weather by taking a walk along the riverfront...or hopping on a cruise. "not only do you have the great weather...it's not too hot, not also get, as he said...the can provide you." bright orange, red and yellow leaves surround the bluffs of the mississippi. "the fall colors attract people...number one...it's pretty." "so what is it about the fall wea

as we go throughout the night, our storm system will track to the east, northern counties. tomorrow we will keep a mostly cloudy sky in it will be dry, but the clouds before the sun sets. the 30s overnight. it will feel with the west northwest winds during the morning and afternoon we've got you covered in an iowa high school coross country runner wins a big race -- but doesn't get credit for it after an act of good sportsmanship. davis county high school's zach hougland won the race in columbus junction earlier this week. after finishing -- he noticed another runner was on the ground -- nearly unconscious. zach ran back into the course and helped the runner finish -- however helping another runner in the race -- is against the rules -- and disqualifies both runners. but zach says he still believes he did the right thing. "if i could do it again i probably wouldn't change much because i just did what i thought was right." zach's team did score well enough to qualify for state -- so he will be able to run in the state meet this saturday in fort dodge. and we'll have highligh

a few showers are trying to track through our northern counties, but most of the moisture will stay north of tde border... although we will keep p ome clouds in the area.....all in all, we will call it partly sunny even though we will have mostly sunny skies at times. we have rain in the forecast... and it could be a lot with the help of a former hurricane. i'll have more on that in a few minutes. the big story this morning... a death investigation in eastern iowa. this what we know right now. a woman's body was found in street trail. we spoke with a neighbor who found the victim. he says his neighbor's truck was stolen -- then later recovered. while looking at damage of the vehicle -- they noticed blood on it -- and a trail that led to the woman's body on the ggund. he tells us ---it appears ttere was some sort of struggle before she died. we asked the benton county sheriff's office to confirm whether anyone was arrested in connection to thisincident. but no information has been released. stay with kwwl as we learn new information. police say bad manners led to a shootig at a fast food r

a few showers are trying to track through our northern counties, but most of the moisture will stay north of the border... although we will keep some clouds in the area.... all in all, we will call it partly sunny even though we will have mostly sunny skies at a former hurricane. i'll have more on that in a few minutes. the big story this morning... a death investigation in eastern iowa. this is what we know right now. have more on that in a few minutes. the big story this morning... a death investigation in eastern iowa. this is what we know right now. a woman's body was found in we spoke with a neighbor who found the victim. he says his neighbor's truck was stolen -- then later recovered. while looking at damage of the vehicle -- they noticed blood on it -- and a trail that led to the woman's body on the ground. he tells us -- it appears there was some sort of struggle before she died. we asked the benton county sheriff's office to confirm whether anyone was arrested in connection to this incident. but no information has been released. stay with kwwl as we learn new information. police

right now getting a little light rain passing west of the 95 corridor in loudoun county, northern shenandoah county. getting a few sprinkles in the northern counties. just enough to get the pavement wet. you need the wipers on and umbrella. temperatures hovering near 60. milder morning north and west of us in the mid and upper 50s. at the bus stop stay in the 50s through 8:00 a.m. near 60 by 9:00. much of the region with wet sidewalks and light rain for the morning commute. hour by hour after that by noontime the low 60s. then some moderate rain moves in. then showers likely 3:00 p.m. then some storms between 6:00 to around as late as 11:00 in the evening and staying in the 60s. sun back on thursday into the mid 70s. big change friday, saturday for halloween. highs only near 60. trick or treaters in the 50s. back near 70s on sunday. next chance of rain on monday. amelia siegel live in the storm team 4x4. >>> tom, traveling through silver spring on the outer loop. we're barely moving. the storm team 4x4 only traveling about 15 miles an hour. a live look outside you can see wet roads but very

ouratfernoon planner shows scattered showers and some flurries in our northern counties this afternoon. we're following developing news oututf columbia south carolina. carolina.the school resource officer, caught on video dragging a student across a classroom floor - has been fired. fired.richland county sheriff, leon lott announced deputy ben field's termination just under an hour ago.fields was already suspended from the force after the video surfaced earlier this week.it shows fields flipping a teenage girl backward in n her chair, , d tossssg her across the classroom.this all happened after the student refused to leave class.fields has been accused of racial bias, which officials are denying.as for the student - she has been charged with disturbrbg school. wisconsin congressman paul ryan is expected to be formally nominated today for speaker of the house. house.a source says congressman trey gowdy will give a speech inside the house g-o-p conference, urging memebers to vote for ryan.two other representatives are expected to second gowdy's recommendation.although ryan is facing fell

a brief heavier downpours possible, southern parts of the lehigh county and northern bucks county ashis moves off to the east. we have a thunderstorm that is developing across central delaware, between dover and smyrna right now as that storm really hits the the chesapeake bay. it does have heavier rain. so around delaware seeing heavier showers, route nine, little bit rough. that quickly it rolls off shore over the delaware bay and look out into parts of the salem, cumberland county, new jersey this front will clear us tonight. we will start to dry out and slowly drop temperatures. still warm ahead of the front, 74 at the airport in philadelphia lower 70's millville. atlantic city dover delaware you guys in the mid 70's. there is cooler air upper 50's. the pittsburgh, state college that comes behind the front later tonight. not terribly cold. you have to give it a few more days. that cold air will a arrive. tomorrow clouds and some sunshine, not full sunshine. temperatures back where they should be until the mid to upper 60's. the nice day on thursday. the lots of sun. mid 60's for

a few stray showers in the northern counties, a sprinkle at best. that's about all that's left. no rain down to the south. instead it's just wind and high tide that creates the coastal flood advisory until 4:00. then we're watching carefully what happens until 6 p.m. for parts of long island there's a rough surf advisory that goes out to the fork. putting up with the winds that's mainly the story here. we are rain-free today as we go through the afternoon. here's the planning forecast. temperatures will be in the upper 50s by noon, a high of 62 degrees in new york city. i'll have the full accuweather seven-day forecast soon. >> thank you so much amy. >>> brooklyn borough president will lay out new gas safety measures following that deadly explosion that killed one woman and injured three others. cefaan kim is live in borough park with the latest on this. good morning to you. >> reporter: good morning to you, and let me just take a step out of the way because there is quite a bit of activity here going on. as you can imagine there is a heavy nypd and oem presence. dozens of firef

the areas in the darker green coming into northern county. warrant and faulkier county. one area of rain coming in. southern eastern suburbs getting a little bit of light rain. here is hour by hour timing through the rest of the day by noontime. the one wave of morning rain will pass off to the north. we may settle down a bit during the middle part of the afternoon. then by late afternoon and early evening, here comes another wave of rain. this time could be a bit stormy. that next wave coming through between 6:00 and 10:00 p.m. could have embedded heavy downpours. mainly right into washington north and west of the metro area. some storms might produce damaging winds. there's going to be a brief, heavy downpour, but that as it does come on through. then by midnight or so and after midnight the line of storms starts to sink into the eastern suburbs and southern suburbs by 1:00 tomorrow morning. then it crosses the bay and pretty much dissipates by dawn during the day on thursday. our temperatures are milder this morning. mid and upper 50s. 59 at reagan national. you can s

northwest that wind flow picked up moisture off of the great lakes their was flakes across the northern counties. but now they are quiet, with heap high. hype in -- high pressure in control, tomorrow sunshine, and a quite it weather pattern, but it will file cold across the area with a cold pocket over the great lakes into northeast and new inland, high temperatures in upper 40s to low 50s. to the west, there a spring in numbers, highs from 74 in min the of texas, 81 in miami, and out to west, readings in 50s and seattle, and 70s to l.a. so, for tonight we're going clear overnight, windy, tomorrow we have sunshine, with a few high clouds filterring in. same thing into tuesday, start out with sunshine, we have high clouds fillers in, in second half of the day, it should stay dry, we will stay quiet for the week, a battle with a mix of suns and clouds, but the big change in temperatures, will be what everyone will tax about this tonight about the cold, clear and cold, lows dropping into 20s north and west, tomorrow, sunshine, chilly with a high in upper 40s, and low 50s, we'll move to 60 tuesday.

you look into northern county. it doesn't mean you'll be any warmer. it just means the growing season is done. a lot of 20s and then it gets colder still by monday. so we'll take a look at the full weekend forecast. the coldest of the cold and when we warm back up coming up in a little while. >>> you can keep track of the drop in temperatures any time, anywhere. it is free in the apple and android app stores. >>> a wild crash caught on camera. two cars collide, sending one worcester store. it is amazing no one was hurt, but the suspects took off. our susie steimle has the story. >> reporter: it isn't quite business as usual, but they are open for business. before you go gawking at the mess on the floor, take a look at how it got here. this was kirsch liquors 11 hours before. >> i walked through the front door and saw a complete disaster. >> two cars collided before 1:00 a.m. friday sending one through the store front. almost as impressive as the video is the fact that no one was hurt. there are security cameras at every corner of the store so it was th

there were pruned dehydrators all up-and-down the northern sonoma county at the time. and the beginnings of grapes being planted. my dad least a property across the road for a couple of years until louis martini from napa and purchased the land, and planted one of the first vineyards in our neighborhood. within the first 10 years of my folks owning the ranch, they saw a dramatic change in the crops that were grown in the area. "wine 't always been the country." we have a wonderful, storied agriculture industry here. -- story here. my parents immigrated from switzerland in the mid-50's. my dad's dream was always to start his own dairy farm in california. he was able to do that by purchasing this property, and started milking 50 cows twice a 1958.nd the end of there was a big change in the dairy industry in the early to a lot ofin california, large dairy farms going in the central valley. i talked to my parents at the time, and we looked at our options. it was pretty evident that our profit margins were going to be squeezed in the dairy business. so obviously, living in

rocklin county here, northern bergen county, and northern passaic county and toward putnam and sullivan county, orange county. we're looking at eastern long island, suffolk county. that means that the winds will calm down later tonight and allow the temperature to drop off, bring the pets and plants in. it will be the first frost of the season in the suburbs. 67 this afternoon, a mild mix of sun and clouds. here comes this cool air coming in tonight. another reinforcing blast tomorrow will make it chilly on sunday. cubs, mets saturday night, 8:00. first pitch temperature about 49 degrees. little less than this at 10 to 20. still it will be breezy with a wind blowing in from will have had over to 1st base. we want to look at some fall colors. this is a great weekend to do this, peeking out here in the catskills this weekend. weather service put out its winter outlook yesterday. lee goldberg had this yesterday evening. temperatures expected to be above normal here throw the great lakes and in the northeast. so with temperatures warmer than normal and the precipitation likely to be higher

of hops, the height of the prune orchards and business, prune dehydrators all up and down northern sonoma county at the time, and the beginnings of grapes being planted. my dad least a property across the road for a couple of years andl the land was purchased planted one of the first vineyards in our neighborhood. within the first 10 years with my folks owning this ranch, they saw a dramatic change in the crops that were grown in the area. winesn't always been country. we have a wonderful story of agriculture and here in the west river valley in sonoma county. my parents immigrated from lucerne, switzerland in the mid-1950's. my dad's dream was to start his own farm in california, and he was able to do that by purchasing this property. i started milking 50 cows twice 19 68.t the end of -- 1968. the was a big change in the industry in the 1990's, a lot of large dairy firms in the central valley going in, and i talked to weparents at the time and look at our options because it was pretty evident that our profit margins were going to be squeezed in the dairy business, so obviously living in this ar

we have in terms of a freeze watch, now posted tomorrow night into early sunday morning, northern montgomery county, western loudoun county, all of fauquier county. this will likely change to parts of a freeze warning by this time tomorrow night. the district in southern maryland not included. we will talk about how cold it will get and how long that will stick around, and a warm-up with temperatures back into the middle 70's. the details in just a few minutes. jonathan? jonathan: steve, thanks. mudslides left a mess in southern california. video, rescuers using ladders and tarps to help people trapped in the rolling river of mud. interstate five reopened after mudslides pushed up to five feet of mud across the interstate. southbound lanes reopened an hour ago. that is a major highway. encouraging news about the health of former nba star lamar odom. woke up,ative say odom spoke him even gave a thumbs-up, three days after he was found unconscious at a nevada brothel. his former college basketball coach said his estranged wife, khloe kardashian, said that odom 's off dialysis at his kidneys are worki

northern montgomery county. it does not include the district or southern maryland. that will take a week or so. this is ahead of schedule. more than likely the watch or part of this watch will convert to a warning. once you get a warning you will no longer see watches or warnings for the areas. at least not for this year. cold start on monday morning as the kids walk to school bus or maybe you walk to work. the temperatures rebound nicely by the middle of next week. thank goodness. we're back in the lower 70's. the 70's are beginning to fade quickly. alison: short bursts from now on. jonathan: it happens. thanks. alison: all right. still ahead on "abc7 news at 4:00" -- virginia making life better for death row inmates. what the state's attorney general is saying about it. >> get your hands behind your back. you are under arrest. jonathan: what happened after this? that is what the family of the young man who was killed in michigan trying to figure jonathan: the family of a michigan teenager suing after the son was killed by a police officer in a traffic stop caught

now across the extreme northern county to anne arundel county. more scattered back south and west to the potomac river. this is developing ahead of a cold front. over fairfax county. we will keep an eye on this. the satellite and the radar shows this popping. later tonight the front will clear the area. after that skies will clear. and it will turn cooler. earlier, a half hour and 45 minutes ago when the thunderstorms moving across prince george's county, we picked up an area of hail. this to area to 1223, wood-yard road on the east side and route 4 on the top, we see indication that that hail may have fallen. it's in the mid-70's now but it will change through the evening. tonight we will get to 56. tomorrow and thursday, upper 60's with the sunshine. then a big cold front that is coming to town on friday. not so much in the way of the showers but a change in the air temperature saturday and sunday. only in 50's. by the time we get to sunday or monday morning upper 30's in the areas and maybe spots for the first frost of the season on sunday and

this is in northern l.a. county and san bernardino county. we'll have live coverage of the damage and danger people are facing. that's coming up at 6:00. >>> san ramon woke up to another morning of minor earthquakes but others in the bay area pretended to feel the big one. >> cover your head. >> this is what it looked like at the san jose tech museum. elementary school students practiced drop, cover and hold on. they also practiced on museum quake simulator. today's great california shakeout gives people across the state a region to practice what to do before and after an earthquake hits. >> we are also going to be talking about how to shut off your gas meter because the number-one problem we have is fires after an earthquake. >> the phrase "drop, cover, and hold on" replaces the old advice to duck into a door frame or run outside. >> and the mascot there in the blue was the earthquake's mascot. >> perfect. >> named q. >> thanks for watching us at 5:00. lester holt joins us next with "nightly news." >>> tonight -- staying in afghanistan. a st

in addition we have a severe thunderstorm warning for a good chunk of northern lancaster county including downtown lancaster adams town ephrata until 4:30 p.m. here. also winds here 60 to 70 miles an hour and this storm as you can see almost looks like it's bogota little bit just to the north of lancaster along 222. 115 lightning strikes and that bowing nature is an indication there's a rush of wind with that particular severe storm as it's moving to the east also at about 30 to 35 miles an hour. everyone in the delaware valley, even parts of southern new jersey in a severe thunderstorm watch until 8 o'clock meaning the potential is there for the storms to remain severe as they push from west to east and really what to expect here this evening, those temperatures are so mild in the upper 70's to 80's, fueling these storms so as they pass through, that humidity definitely going to help keep those storms on the strong side with those dewpoints coming in in the mid and upper 60's. we will talk about a big change, though, coming in for the weekend alicia. i think you're going the like your sa

further north and west you go, you can still get rain and potentially even through the northern counties we could get a moderate shower at times. monmouth, the county this morning, we're watching very carefully because of the light rain which isn't causing flooding but the light rain mixed in with the persistent winds shoving the waves up against the shoreline and then high tide's hitting overnight and then another high tide cycle coming in this afternoon, everybody's on guard to see what type of coastal flooding could occur. expect temperatures to be in the mid-50s. we'll continue to monitor situations with these coastal high tides right through this evening, and then tomorrow some improvements. >>> thank you so much. and as you said amy, we may see more flooding in the areas that normally flood this weekend on top of cool windy weather. kala rama is live for us in sea bright new jersey. some pretty amazing pictures there. they always get that flooding every year when we have storms like this. >> they do, michelle. it's a double whammy for this community. on the other side of the main d

as another six to ten inches is possible as our moisture field continues to flow across the northern countiesthis is going to go on for a couple of days at least with the rivers continuing to rise. >> no relief in site. it has been raining there for two weeks now. thank you very much. i want to give you an update on the story we have been tracking. the u.s. coast guard confirms a large debris field has been located near the last known location of that cargo ship. the ship's name went missing on thursday when it sailed right into hurricane joaquin. the coast guard sent out a tweet saying a 225 mile area of the ocean has been located and the debris was found about 88 nautical miles northeast in the bahamas. divers did recover a life ring about 70 miles northeast of the last known location. she wants to know how was this ship allowed to sail into the path of the storm. other family members say they hope their loved ones will be found. >> ain't going to stop looking. jush keep it up. >> are you hopeful? >> you got to be. very stressful. so just hoping everything will be better tomorrow. >> pray o

we had our first frost in some locations in the northern counties. it was a quick warmup out of the sunny skies. this pattern actual holds right through tuesday and that will be our next chance to get rain around here. for the rest of this night, if you can get out and about and enjoy the evening, sun is going to come down about 6:20 but it's actually going to be pretty nice through the evening. these are the sun rises from sandra, far rockaway. the sun came up, really spectacular. richie in montauk shared this one. belmar, we go down regularly to see him. fantastic sunrise. so we appreciate you sharing the sunset. it's going to be equally nice around here, just beautiful skies. looking in to lower manhattan, we get the numbers 67 degrees after a high of 68. southwest winds do continue. they've been light. they're going to speed up a little bit, 10 to 12 miles per hour. that will pump our temperatures up even more tomorrow. roslyn at 69 degrees. we're actually warm er right now by 5 to 10 degrees than we were yesterday at the same time so this is all

there were prune dehydrators all up and down northern sonoma county at the time, and the beginnings ofpes being planted. ed a property across the road for a couple of years, until the land was purchased and planted one of the first vineyards in our neighborhood. within the first 10 years with my folks owning this ranch, they saw a dramatic change in the crops that were grown in the area. it hasn't always been wine country. we have a wonderful story of agriculture and here in the west river valley in sonoma county. my parents immigrated from lucerne, switzerland in the mid-1950's. my dad's dream was to start his own farm in california, and he was able to do that by purchasing this property. i started milking 50 cows twice a day at the end of 1968. -- 1958. the was a big change in the dairy industry in california in the early to mid 90's. goingof large dairy farms in in the central valley. i talked to my parents at the time and we look at our options because it was pretty evident that our profit margins were going to be squeezed in the dairy business, so obviously living in this area we

and northern prince george's county and northern anne arundel county and back out toward the west and not much in the way of lightning and now you can see a lot of lightning with the storms and the line making its way down and intensifying here and watch this, just a nice little flare-up of reds and oranges around the d.c. metro area and into fauquier county and warrenton and manassas seeing good rain and then you have this area right around the beltway. this is going to be an area, and i'm going to zoom in on this and i want to make sure you know exactly where this is because this is an area that will continue on see very heavy rain over the next 20 minutes or so and let's take a live shot over union station and you can see the flags blowing pretty good and back to the radar. you notice these making their way down toward the south and east and they will move on right along 50 and down to the south and east take a look, as we track these in through chevrolet about 6:30 and d.c. coming up in the next five minutes and around oxen hill around 6:49 and down through camp spring. and we'll

frederick county and northern portions of loudoun county and this will continue as we move on through night tonight and more rain is coming and this is where the nor'easter starts to take effect and we'll start to see it move in off the coast and heavy rainmaking its way toward ocean city right now. what can you do? action am whys for now and clear the gutters and check the sump pumps. if you flooded before you could flood again and move the valuables off the basement floor and we could see the situation improving a little bit from what we've been saying over the last couple of days and with joaquin staying farther off the coast and we'll have much more coming up and amelia is back up in about seven minutes. >>> doug, scott macfarlane and the news 4 i-team completing an investigation for 11:00 tonight. the same place you shop, those popular big-box warehouse stores. one local man buying $13 million in cigarettes in just one year at the big shops in northern virginia and then executing a bold scheme to re-sell those cigarettes on the black market. our undercover cameras catch him in th

we had freezing numbers and the northern suburbs last night then extending into the northern counties, we had 20 last night. it's very chilly. the breezes are gusty creating a windchill last night at citi field, really cold compared to what we've had for so many months around here. the freeze warning will also be up for again tonight extending through early tomorrow morning. expect a chilly start to the workweek. then we'll start to turn a corner. it looks like by tuesday and wednesday temperatures really do recover, and we get back to some warmth. clouds sneaking in to the northwest counties and even some streaming lines of snow, yes, not amounting to much but surely a sign of the changes that we're seeing. temperature in sussex the coldest spot this morning, 24 degrees. the freezing point down the shore and on long island, morristown had 30 degrees and 30 for newburgh and below freezing in white plains this morning as well. northwest winds are up to 15 miles an hour and although this frosty freeze ends the growing season and we've had the freezing temperatures expect it to get even

with 45 mile per hour speed restriction, things are fine westchester, long island, suffolk county, y. northern state, southern states let slicken new jersey, route 80 by 202 traffic towards this eastbound moving fine, no problems in the westbound direction towards barackof l.a. area. let's go to grand central la guardia airport both directions, wet roads you see on cameras, traffic moving fine, not bad on this early friday morning, trains on or close, street cleaning rules in effect. ben: parts of new jersey expect to get pounded with wind and reboot. liz: chris christie declared a state of new jersey, we could see major flooding. >> reporter: to be totally honest i heard about this storm coming in a couple hours ago and keeping my eye on it. >> is not hurricane joaquin to be worried about but heavy nor'easter light rain for the next couple days, flood warnings have been issued a band down the jersey coast. in some areas it has become. i tied in union beach is taking over the main road in and out of town. state of emergency has been declared by the governor. >> winds up to 85 miles an hour, so

putnam county, orange county, places like northwest new jersey, interior central new jersey and northern fairfield county, that freeze warning in effect and then we have a freeze watch in effect for monday morning for even more of the tri-state, not the city, though. 51, the actual temperatures, but it really feels like 40s throughout the day, so that's what you need to dress for and it's windy throughout. we talked about leaf peeping. it's fall foliage time and we're getting great color south and west of town, places like ulster county, fairfield county as well. for us in long island and western new jersey, it's still in the moderate range. you can see that orange color in central park. we have a couple weeks to go fore we see the real good stuff. if you want to see it now, today, head north. go to the cat skills, the poconos or the berkshires. you can see on storm tracker, very quiet this saturday morning. lots of sunshine out there. ri hght now it feels like 45 in the city, feels like 30s north and west of town. look what happens, though. watch how it feels tonight. maybe you have din

in northern los angeles county, jonathan hunt, fox news. >>> a fiery accident this morning backed up traffic for commuters in part of the east bay. this happened just before 6 a.m. on interstate 680 just south of highway 24 there in walnut creek. a gravel truck hit the concrete divider between the north- and southbound lanes sending concrete flying. the truck's fuel tanks caught fire closing all northbound lanes for hours. the highway patrol says several people suffered minor injuries from the flying concrete. >>> a sinkhole in union city continues to grow. why officials say they needed to make that sinkhole bigger before repairing it completely. >> it could be tougher to catch an uber ride this weekend as some drivers are about to begin a work stoppage. see what the drivers are hoping to accomplish by putting it in park for 48 hours. today we're gonna talk about trucks. works for me. which truck brand do you think offers best in class hd towing? ford. i would say the ram. ok, lets move to the second door. best v8 horsepower. the ram. i say ford o. chevy. what about this year's motor

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from southern new hampshire, even a couple spots of rain around newbury port and down to northern western county. also following a few developing in connecticut and around cape cod. i think you can see the aerial coverage is shrinking. this and when it gets down to re-enhance a little bit so there cave -- on the cape. after that we clear out and turn cooler and you will notice the change come tomorrow, a more tomorrow. 73 in boston right now , 14 degrees warmer than the average. this is a powerful hurricane, a pacific hurricane called patricia. here is the second coastline, the yucatan peninsula and there is los angeles on the top of the picture. it looks like it' s going to make landfall in a portion of the mexican southwestern coast below the baja financial a. it' s a category three, hopefully not in a too populated area. back to our weather. it still ball me -- balmy out there. there is a cold front on the way and you see the air is decidedly cooler around the great lakes. that will be our air for tomorrow so the warm will go i buy -- will go bye-bye. wind picks up out of the northwest and th

we have those conditions now in rockland county, northern west chester county. the best color if you're driving into the hudson valley. all the orange shaded areas including nassau, suffolk, new york city, moderate color. not much yet. give it another week or two. already past peak in northern new england. it's a quick changing season. we'll keep you updated with the latest. here's our next weather maker, a cold front moving through ohio. this is all sliding on towards the east. it has a while to get here. almost 24 hours before it's really moving through. on the future tracker, drizzle along the long island shore as well. as we put this into motion, 10:00 p.m. clouds are around. there's our cold front. 6:00 a.m., 7:00 a.m., showers around the region. they're going to slide on through and then they're gone. it's really an overnight event. and then we get to enjoy drying and clearing conditions. overnight tonight showers develop mainly as you're waking >>> once we fishlgly ly officials begin the questions will pop up on your tv screen and you'll have 12 full second to choose an answer. w

there will be a couple of towns in upper 30s in northern worcester county and southern new hampshire and southern vermont, then off to middlesex and the temperatures dropping to 42, the clouds will be clearing faster than showing on the icon there. it will be a pretty night, certainly no chance for any showers anywhere in new england. there's clouds hanging on, they will tend to hang longer. 52 degrees for everything in the morning, everywhere cooling off tonight, but everything forming back tomorrow afternoon and for a couple of days have the temperatures for you and yes our next. >>> a former secret new hampshire police officer accused of assaulting a suspect, taking a plea deal the day before his new trial was so to begin. marc richardson has pled guilty toe to the off-duty assault. that caught on video back in 2009. it appeared to show the richardson driving a suspect's head first into a concrete wall. he could be sentenced to more than a year in jail. >>> a man accused of crashing a heroin induced haze. he will have a bail hearing tomorrow. he crashed his suv into a parked car r

thunder, too and head's up around the luckets area and head's up over the barnsville area and northern montgomery county. look at the oranges and the reds here. intense rainfall out of this and lightning, too, this is moving over the hay market over the next 10 to 15 minutes and on this track it will be there at 6:05 and chantilly at 6:15 and it will continue in arreston or herndon areas over the next 20 to 30 minutes and head's up for that line. there's one more back to the west and that's what we will continue to trek this evening. >> take a look here on future weather and areas of fauquier county right on through montgomery county, frederick county maryland and you can see it advancing and the second one coming in at 11:00 p.m. to midnight coming together right over d.c. by the time we see this rain end at 3:00 a.m. in the morning and those areas in blue east of i-9a 5 will pick you have an inch of rain and we can see just over a half inch of rain and those areas shaded in green. more to come on top of what we've already picked up. doug? >> and we'll continue to watch this throughout the rest of the

all of these counties shaded in purple, that includes northern nassau county, all of suffolk county, all of westchester, fairfield,ed hudson valley, and portions of northeast new jersey. new york city, it's going to stay warm enough we don't hit that freezing mark. the suburbs, yes. baseball forecast, yes, still chilly at citi field. 44 degrees the first pitch. feels like upper 30s. if you went last night, you know how cold it was. it's going to be just that cold again. fall foliage update here. you can see where the color is. that's north and west of new york city. the best color right now heading into the berkshires. sullivan county, the poconos looking great. great things to see there in the poconos. you can see the rest of new england, also looking good from maine, vermont, and new hampshire. you have to head north to see the best color. not much going on in and around new york city just yet. give it another couple weeks. here's a look at storm tracker. it's quiet. lots of sunshine from poughkeepsie down towards norwalk and also dry in the five boroughs. this is what it feels lik

all of this will quickly move off to the north and east eventually making its way across northern montgomery county, where you are likely to hear rumbles of thunder, especially around 11:45 to midnight. the wind speed, it has been breezy all evening. to 20 miles per hour. the highest tomorrow around 75 degrees, but much cooler air on the way. i will detail that coming up. leon: the government has lied, the government has cheated -- those were the repeated claims during the gop debate tonight. alison: they threw jabs at democrats, the media, and each other. senior political reporter scott thuman is in boulder, colorado, with the latest. hi, scott. and leon, noison shortage of the highlights. many complained to the republican committee, saying we are not taking part in this two-hour debate, not long enough when you are talking about the economy, jobs, not to mention the fact before the top 10 candidates hit the stage, there was the undercard event. undercard, gopd candidates turned their focus mostly on the democrats. >> the number one candidate on the other side thought she was flat broke after she

some gusts may get up a flood prone property in northern polk county is being turned into a watershed project. the polk county board of supervisors voted this morning to buy a property on northeast 88th street near mud creek. they say it's been flooded several times... making it ripe for a buyout. today's vote makes way for the demolition of the home sometime this winter. next spring... the property will be turned into a watershed project for educational purposes. 03:48:20-03:48:38 so that property is to remove the structures and turn it into education location beause of proximity to altoona and pleasant hill and southeast polk school district . kids can see creek and watershed and use it as an education center. the estimated cost is 335- fema is paying for most of it...but state and county dollars are also being used. fema is paying for most of it...but state and county dollars are also being used. the long term goal is to also buy 16-acres of adjacent property... to expand the watershed project. southwest airlines is changing one of its routes beginning in april. the airliner will f

one sprinkle coming through northern worcester county but this line toward albany is our frontal boundary that will cross . as it comes into worcester county this afternoon you may see one or two showers. notice how quickly they dissipate. through 7:00 this evening, cannot rule out a brief passing shower. anything that will be gone by the patriots game. as the wind shifts to the west we will pull in colder air. overnight we are into the 40' s with clearing skies and tomorrow is a cooler day but lots s for high temperatures tomorrow as cooler air works in. a big area of high pressure working in a we are setting up for a good-looking saturday. halloween, looking fantastic. temperatures 55 degrees in the afternoon. sunset, 5:39, around 50 degrees. through the 40' s in the evening hours but not much wind. looks great for trick-or-treaters this year. we turn the clocks back one hour on sunday. sunset on sunday at 4:38. emily: the congress -- the commerce department is reporting the economy slowed sharply this summer. consumer spending remains solid, up 3.3% but down slightly from the previous

through the potomac southern loudoun county and the northern fairfax around great falls gettinger there. some in montgomery county, few areas of moderate showers right now from near kensington and east of there towards silver springs. then much further east, only a few scattered sprinkles around, prince george's county, and there's some light to moderate showers along the blue ridge, further west, the areas in the green, these are the zones that are not getting rain. just a few scattered sprinkles through the afternoon hours and maybe a little bit of light rain, but any rain that may be harder is going to be confined to the shenandoah valley. all the way into the evening hours, total rainfall amount, certainly about a half inch around the metro area, maybe an inch or more, generally this this lavender zone out of the mountain for the day ahead. and temperatures will remain chilly, right now we're in the 40s, only in the mid-40s out of the mountains in the 40s, even upper 30s near 50 around washington and the bay. so you're exercising this morning and jumping over puddles and we'

some moderate to heavy rain showers, lower montgomery, bucks county, abington, and one thunderstorm now developing through parts of northern kent county north of dover, so we are watching this as the cold front does continue to approach the area and move through. we can't rule out a few more as we go into tonight. otherwise the cooler air behind it is getting ready to move in into tomorrow, so you'll notice that change. right now we have cooler air back off to the west, that is all part of that cold front. 50s and 60s, we, however, are still in the 70s, so we are still mild at this hour, 74 degrees in philadelphia, low 70s south jersey, mid to low 70s through parts of delaware, but north and west through the lehigh valley we're already in the upper 60s. so we will be getting cooler as we go into tomorrow. i think you'll notice it. for tonight, though, can't rule out a couple showers by about 7:00, 8:00, temperatures 67 degrees by 8:00 p.m. and by 10:00 temperatures right around 63 degrees. then changes tomorrow, those will last through the end of the week, and then another cold front before the weekend, dropping temperatur

you can see northern worcester county southwest new hampshire in the mid 30's. down to 34 in norwood. 38 in taunton. 50's right now on the cape. you hung on to those clouds much are shifting eastward for you. so everybody going to enjoy a lot of sunshine today. just a few puffy clouds this afternoon. so the brightest day we've had in more than a week around here. by lunchtime we're in the low to mid 60's. those lighter winds will hold us there at the coastline. i think we're looking at a high of 67 in boston. waltham to framingham around 70. right up to nashua running around 70 degrees mid to upper 60's through worcester county although a few spots may nudge 70 around-- south of boston upper 50's. duxbury to plymouth mid 60's. with the lighter northerly winds cool spot today is on the cape where it's in the lower 60's today. so a good-looking day weatherwise. let's get you out to the roads. good morning, olessa. olessa: good morning, cindy. so far a good looking day trafficwise. 93 in somerville some delays starting to build as you travel southbound. normal for