so you know kind of prothe hudson river valley -- from the hudson river valley south of the city down the jersey shore, that's the showers now are moving out eastward. we have a little rain on lens here and just had a couple of showers not a lot. 57-degrees and high humidity. temperatures are way warmer for this hour of the day particularly up the hudson river valley. 54, 53 degrees and you can see the winds out of the south at 3 to 12 miles per hour. so as i was talking about the line of rain pushing eastward now from the hudson river valley couple of showers at putnam county. suffolk and nassau county getting the rain and a light sprinkle back here to the west. how much rain has this system brought? well, it's been very little. .0 will down the jersey shore, a tenth around poughkeepsie. the park is showing .1 so far since midnight. by the time we get to 4:00, you know, near 5:00, sunset's at 4:40. there might be some breaks of sun in here. but the good news is everything kind of clears out tonight. great weather for football. and then we've got some nice sunny weather coming for the

the showers are continuing up the hudson river valley. they're not heavy. just light and some spots moderate right there bridgeport there's a little heavier downpour. but this will last until about midday. kind of starting to wind down at 6:00, 7:00, 8:00, 8:00 this morning. you can see it's kind of out of here and this is what i like watching. is the guidance is showing some breaks of sun in here at 1:00. so that manes we might have -- means we might have a few breaks of sun for the evening and tonight. then the rain is back tomorrow. a few showers start around 10:00 through the afternoon. 4:00. but look, 8:00. football meadowlands. jets and bills. big game. should be a great weather for that. then we have clear sunny weather going into the weekend. after school today got to have the warm gear, it will be 9:00 and breezy with -- 59 and breezy with clouds. upper 40s to low 50s. then tomorrow it's a cloudy day. a few showers midday afternoon and that's all out of the way by tomorrow night and some beautiful weather coming up for the weekend. cloudy and damp.

there is a bank of clouds over the connecticut river valley, extending into the southwestern rhode island area. for the most part, we'll stay sunny most of the afternoon. some of the clouds will approach from the south and west later on and in worcester county, you will see more cloudiness as the afternoon progresses. you see it education inning there throughout the afternoon. no rain this afternoon. just a pleasant one at 50 degrees. when will that rain arrive? i will give you the timeline on that and what the weekend is looking like. >>> a shooting on the border of investigation. and this is the scene here. the state police said that wbz shots were fired under the night. and officers found a window shot out of a nearby apartment. three men were in the area and right now, police are not saying if anyone was arrested >>> and in manchester, new hampshire, 10 people are out of their home after an early morning fire. those flames broke out at the three-story home on rimmen street around 1 this morning. and things quickly spread. the fis had to fight cold weather conditions. and one person ha

we're getting a touch of drizzle across the lower connecticut river valley as well. even though it is a dry start, we're tracking rain that's also advancing through pennsylvania right now. this is the same disturbance that brought severe weather and rockies and midwest. so for us, no severe weather, no snow, but scattered showers that move in as early as midday. so noontime, temperatures around 50 degrees, scattered showers. notice it's pockets of light rain as we head into the evening hours, 4:00 p.m., light rain coming through, unfortunately during your evening commute, but a tapered scattered shower with temperatures rising all the while into the upper 50s through the evening. we'll talk about the weekend coming up. for now, back to you guys. >>> we begin with breaking news this morning. a wrong way driver causes a crash that injures a state trooper. a witness called police to say someone was driving the wrong way on route 6 around 11:30 last night. two troopers used their cruisers to protect other cars on the road until the wrong way driver hit one of the cruiser

we're looking at temperatures around 55, 56 at the hudson river valley. long island we're looking at 57 degrees. it's way warm for this hour of the day. cloudy skies over us right now. you'll need your rain gear today. after the morning commute that rain off the our west gets here about 11:00 for western jersey, noontime around the five boroughs, up the hudson river valley, jersey shore at 1:00. temperatures in the mid 60s which is way warm. the normal is about 53 degrees. with ere -- a warm day with temperatures at about 65 degrees. this front moves through with the rain. much ^ -- much need ed rain. tomorrow 58 degrees, sunny which is 6 or 7 degrees warmer than normal. let's look ahead to wednesday, travel day. if you have to go to the pacific northwest let's say you're headed to billings, montana, catcham, idaho poor travel conditions there. the east coast travel is very good on wednesday. the biggest travel day of the year. i got my turkeys ready to go, i hope you have yours ready to go. i have another turkey standing by making a lot of noise too. >>

and heavy amounts of rain, 2 to 3, 4 inches across portions of the tennessee river valley, ohio riverd because we have the boundary that is not really moving much ahead of it. warmer temperatures. behind it, cooler temperatures, especially up towards the northern plains. and along the front, that's where we have got the risk of the freezing rain and/or sleet. the travel today along both coasts, west coast, east coast, looks good. it is the gulf coast across portions of the southern and central plains that we're concerned about. so just be careful, don't be out there unless you have to on those roadways where it is very icy. back to you. >> a lot of people wishing they were in florida now. janice dean, thank you so much. >> you got it. >>> come christmas morning, there will be about a million new drones flying around america's living rooms, parks and neighborhoods. unmanned aerial vehicles that the faa calls them are a popular gift. recent incidents involving recreational drones get close to commercial airliners and crashing into sports stadiums has many asking if drone technology has

up the hudson river valley you have 3 # bridgeport to get over to the hudson river valley about 30 to 22 around poughkeepsie and kingston. 21 northwest new jersey. so high pressure dominatings today and really -- dominating today and really on into the weekend as the high slides eastward. the winds warm things into the 60s by friday. the trouble spot for travel and ginger zee will talk about this on "good morning america" is going to be in the rockies and northern plains and up to the northwest with a snowstorm there. we have high pressure here that will give us great weather. tomorrow there could be a few clouds and we have a southeast wind coming in. cold air is being replayed by warm air. so that's going to create some clouds on thanksgiving but the temperature warms up to 60 and even more so by friday with that wind that comes up from the south. so we have sunshine and as we go toward the weekend, there will be a front that comes through on saturday morning. that might give us a sprinkle. after school today there's school for some. half day for some. full day for others. we're at

so between now and late morning, a couple of showers advance into the lower connecticut river valley. these come by in posten and metro west included. a couple of downpours and notice a pocket of light rain through your evening drive. through the evening hours, there will still be downpours around. the leftover sprinkle as of midnight tonight and clearing comes after that. by the way, tomorrow into early up a little bit of snow in new england. there could be a couple of inches on the summit. for us, though this afternoon, it's scattered showers. partial clearing overnight, breezy and cool. that wind tomorrow, you will notice it out of the west- southwest about 10 to 20 miles per hour sustained but gusts during the day tomorrow, building clouds and temperatures in the upper 50s. accuweather seven-day forecast, we cool it down by about 10 degrees on saturday. really crisp, dry air. dew points drop into the 20s. sunday starting with sunshine and a few clouds mixed in. the start of next week looks quiet, too with the warming trend back into the 60s for tuesday and a mild middle part of th

ronald also visited students at akron- westfield and river valley community school also, the ronald mcdonald house is scheduled event the snow! tim: still tocome tonight.. well take a look at why folks with health insurance are still avoiding trips to the doctor. (fred) winding down soon, weekend, and maybe a thanksgiving storm. some more snow totals--17" in harrisburg, sd, and 13.5" in estherville, with a foot in yankton. the sioux city metro has seen around 6". road conditions are up to 100 percent snow covered. a winter storm warning is in effect until midnight. only travel in an emergency with a winter survival kit. here's a time lapse of the snow in sioux city. 35 was the high today and 29 the low. look at the snow in storm lake! temperatures are in the 20s. whiteout conditions are seen across western iowa. winds are northeast at 15-20 mph. wind chills are in the teens. you can see the system stormcast shows the snow ending this evening, then a very of additional snow can be expected on top of what already fell today. tonight's low will be 8 degrees with snow ending in the evening. tomo

and tennessee river valley.tation, a couple of inches for parts of michigan as well as parts of canada. and then maybe parts of the great lakes as the cold air moves over the great lakes. speaking of cold air. we'll see wind chills in the single digits in to sunday morning and the snow will stay in place. minus one in chicago. really gold. it is cold to the gulf coast. 32 degrees in dallas. and warmer in new york city. it mrufrmged southward and temperatures will start to moderate in the new work week. adviso for texas and oak sxoek parts of alabama and mississippi and arkansas and florida pandhandle. they will feel below freezing attaches for a period of three or more hours. >> we have to talk about the busiest travel day of the year. and what's travel like on thanksgiving. >> not great if you live over the rockies and northern planes. showers, and we are not going to see the potential of severe weather. mainly showers and thunderstorms for the central u.s. and eastern third of the country spectacullor. maine d

jenna: ronald also visited students at akron- westfield and river valley community school today. tim: still to come... can money really buy happiness? well new research says it can... but there's a catch. find out more... after the break. fred: (fred) the storm will be winding down soon, but we have a cold weekend, and maybe a thanksgiving storm. " " fred: jenna: tim: fred: we've seen 10-13" of snow from spencer to sanborn. road conditions are up to 100 percent snow covered. a winter storm warning is in effect until a winter survival kit. here's a time lapse of the snow in sioux city. 35 was the high today and 29 the low. look at the snow in storm lake! temperatures are in the 20s. whiteout conditions are seen across western iowa. winds are northeast at 15-20 mph. wind chills are in the teens. you can see the system moving east. the stormcast shows the snow ending this evening, then a very cold and dry weekend. 1-2" of additional snow can be expected on top of what already fell today. tonight's low tomorrow's high will be 24 with sunny skies. the 7-day shows 30s next week, except

a lot of snow through the ohio river valley and the great lakes region. rain showers on the other side of this. and all this is lifting up to the north. right now, though, we have high pressure in control of our weather consideration we do have actually winter storm warnings for parts of the chicago area. this area you see in purple is a winter weather advisory. the colder air is also headed in our direction. take a look behind the system. 18 degrees right now in minneapolis. this is actually the coldest air all season where eventually -- we are eventually going to see. dry and cooler today but still around average. showers around for sunday. temperatures warming into the low 50's. and then that coldest air we see all season will arrive on the day of monday. it does not last too long, though. that is the great news. temperature wise, starting in the 20's in orange and keene. 30's through concord and mid 40's on the cape. factor in wind and feels more like 38 degrees on the cape right now and 34 in boston. today, temperatures will warm up into the mid to u

a little light rain right now exiting out of the lower connecticut river valley. a couple spritses coming over the cape cod canal. a couple wet spots along route 6. and this extends back to the 128 belt approaching the city of boston back to medfield and denim and a little light rain. no oranges or anything like that over us right now. there is back to the west in connecticut. so we'll get into a little steadier shower activity and some downpours as we head into the evening. and visibility okay for some of us. look at wooster right now, a quarter mile visibility with fog. and the temperatures, even though in the 40s right now, will continue to rise right on through the evening hours ahead of the front. so it is a gradual process through the course of the evening with additional showers through the evening drive. and if you zoom out the view, and you'll see the showers' back to the west in connecticut and a few in pennsylvania. look at the big counterclockwise spin. it is still snowing right now in parts of northern wisconsin and minnesota. that gusty wind behind i

ronald also planned on visiting akron- westfield and river valley community school later in the day. and, tonight's denim to diamonds event for the ronald's mcdonald house is still on! the event at the marina inn conference center in south sioux city is set to start at 6 p.m. we'll be back with another look at our winter storm forecast. people are sick and tired of establishment politics, and they want real change! [ cheers and applause ] bernie sanders -- husband, father, grandfather. he's taking on wall street and a corrupt political system that keeps in place a rigged economy. bernie's campaign is funded byover a million contributions -- people like you, who see the middle class disappearing and want a future to believe in. coming up tonight on news 4 at six.... ktiv's tiffany lane was at the town hall and will have the details of ted cruz's comments on the syrian refugee crisis. let's check in one more time with ron. thanks for joining us for news channel four live at five. we're back again at six. stay tuned for the n-b-c nightly news america's never been a country of quitters.

will be a little farther west -- watching was to county and eastern connecticut and toward the river valley the ideas that we will see more cloud cover and we will make a trade to -- more clouds and warmer temperatures. in the 50s tomorrow and friday much of the same. a little warmer into the low 60s. we watch a front moving in but it doesn't arrive until friday night which means if you are heading out shopping with stay in the 40s all night long -- up around 60 during the afternoon. >> in terms of rain the front settling to the south -- the day with a few showers and clouds and slowly start to see hearing from north to south. >> a look at the full seven-day forecast -- in the 40s for the the day -- the most comfortable. gray on saturday -- sunshine sunday. as we look toward next week a few rain showers tuesday afternoon. taking a look at the moon -- sky eye -- a gorgeous site -- you have to wonder if the pilgrims had a similar view 395 years ago. >> here's a look at the forecast and thanks giving a -- thanks giving a. >> back to you. >> if you ever tried to take a picture of the moon with

rain showers detected on radar through parts of new hampshire and out through the connecticut river valley too. but stepping outside, lots of clouds this morning, temperatures in the 40s and 50s across the cape. we've got the cloud cover, also dealing with a mild, just a risk of a spot shower in the early afternoon as the clouds break apart. we're nearing 60 but better than that as we head into next week. in fact, i'll show you when we can reach 70 coming up. >> developing this morning, the ntsb and the u.s. navy report ing the wreckage of the missing freight ship el faro may have been found. sonar located what is believed to be el faro in water about 15,000 water deep. they must go deep into the ocean. and that means it could start as soon as as today. the ntsb says it hopes to recover the date of recover, black box, to learn exactly how it sunk. it went missing a month ago when it meant missing during joaquin. >> a community is grieving after the death of a high school student. >> 17-year-old was killed in a car crash. fox 25 live in medway this morning where that high school now is help

especially in parts of oklahoma, texas, out ahead of that, chance of flash flooding in the mississippi river valleyy be thinking i heard about the snow back here toward the west, if you are in new york or washington, d.c., but it's actually fairly warm here. it's coming, i promise you that, because this front is going to slip down here toward the east. behind it, look at the temperatures, minus 8 there in denver. snowfall in your forecast. all this is going to shift off. so yarns the great lakes specifically detroit, buffalo, temperatures into the mid teens dropping off nearly 10 degrees. capital, u.s., canada looking at a significant temperature change in the forecast. plus that rainfall at 19 in d.c. ottawa dropping off to minus 2 there. bundle up. also around japan, you want to bunle up. in hokkaido, 41 centimeters. the main reason for this is very deep area of low pressure off the western seaboard. that is going to continue to pump in that cold air. you get that sea effect snow. we've seen the report of 130 winds. threat of blizzard conditions. i'll leave you now with your extended outlook. ♪ ♪

this model moves them far east but the clouds may form a little west -- toward the connecticut river valley and southwestern rhode island. this is something to watch -- it won't cause significant issues that we will see more cloud cover. >> the same idea friday -- still spotty areas of low clouds but all told it is a good stretch to end the week and the trade-off is that we get warmer temperatures. for thanks giving day looks like people start in the 30s and be in the 50s in the afternoon -- partly sunny skies good for a walk after a feast -- 53 in provincetown the d6 in fitchburg and temperatures are well above average. we will stay in the 40s -- not cold leading into friday morning and as the day goes on by noon we will approach 60. the big question on friday -- we know we have southwesterly winds -- how much some will break out? if we get a good amount of sun friday i wouldn't be surprised to see middle 60s -- a mild the day. >> heading into friday night a cold front moves south and the chance for showers is late friday night into the first half of saturday -- we will clear out -- kickin

s currently 46 in boston, 45 in worcester, clouds sneaking up river valley. you can see that faintly. that was morning fog, by the way, but these clouds are the ones moving in and high clouds streaming in. ahead this weather system, this is the rainmaker for us late too. we're crossing our fingers for a good soaking and i think we'll amounts of rain. >> i think we'll dhip evening. level off and rise for morning thanks a wind and increasing clouds, in the lower 40s by morning. talk more about this rain coming in and also look into the weekend coming up. >> a close call in quincy, police say a stray bullet narrowly missed a woman watching tv in her condo. the bullet shattering a window last night in an apartment building. no one was hurt. a witness says he heard gunfire and called police right away. >> when i thought it was begin shots i heard from across the river over on the boston side of the ponce set river bridge, it sounded like they were coming from the pope john paul park. i saw three or four people running away. >> police have not made any arrests. >>>

then we're watching very carefully what's happening in the ohio and tennessee river valley stretching all the way back in to central plains. omaha getting a piece of the storm as ice. for us it takes its time getting in here. tomorrow we start with the sunshine despite the cold air this year, it's going to feel pretty brisk and chilly. clouds are back monday night in to tuesday. that's when the rain begins at daybreak. continues for the afternoon to be light. then heavy rain tuesday night in to wednesday. computer models are just now generating the potential amounts of rain. we could get up to an inch of rainfall before all is said and done. it will start slow with light rain. sunshine and clouds, brisk. 46. here's your accuweather 7-day forecast. temperatures will climb on wednesday to mild and yes, we'll be below 60 but that's going to feel pretty good, 57. we'll close out wednesday afternoon with rain showers, seeing our temperatures climb, then we're near the normal for the second half of the week. that's your accuweather 7-day forecast. >>> football sunday where it's all about di

jenna: ronald also visited students at akron- westfield and river valley community school today. also, the ronald mcdonald house is still planning to have their scheduled event tonight dispite the snow! still to come... well take a look how recent events in paris have effected folks' holiday travel plans (fred) the storm will be winding down soon, but we have a cold weekend, and maybe a thanksgiving storm. stay tuned for the forecast! thanksgiving. families are already starting to hit the roads and pack planes. and with recent rror attacks overseas... many are noticing a larger police presence. ababs brandi hitt reports. " " package script: nats -- (whistle as dog walks) 1 this is the new normal this holiday season. heightened security at airports across the country... ((graphic - michael makes)) with 25.3 million passengers expected to fly on u-s airlines... in the 12 days surrounding thanksgiving. sot -- lexi goodman, traveler "to be honest i thought it would be this crowded." 3 with the recent terror attacks in paris... the bombing of a russian jet... and shooting spree at thi

looking at 23 around poughkeepsie, the hudson river valley you go up that way toward hudson new york, 28 degrees around putnam county, caramel 30 around new city in rockland county it's about 28- 30 around white plains so a cold morning with the wind that's out there and northeast wind and about 10 you'll see 13 miles an hour just enough to take those 30-degree temperatures and make them feel like the 20s this morning so you have to dress warmly today and it's that kind of a cold day. here are the wind chills you'll see it's 33 the real feel in the bronx, 27 around jfk, looking at wind chills up to the north and west that have been mostly in the 20s here this morning, 13-17 from monticello over to poughkeepsie. so the north east wind today 10 miles per hour, we take the temperature of 46 this afternoon feels like the 30s. there rain to our south and you'll see on our futurecast that creeps up tomorrow, starting around 4:00 a.m. you can see around 10:00 a.m. off and on showers you'll need rain gear all day tomorrow and then wednesday, the front will come through the area so wednesday a

the morning commute but the first of the damp weather could be around or west of the connecticut river valley but by the time we get to the evening commute tomorrow, some spotty rain could be in the area. heaviest rains should still be west of worcester. they will eventually get here. however, tomorrow's temperatures will move into the 50s midday and afternoon hours with some is out. how much rain to few minutes. >> the massachusetts house has given initial approval to the handsfree law. the bill encourages handsfree mobile use and in cases of emergencies, requesting assistance or reporting a disabled vehicle on the road. a second favorable vote is needed in the house to move the bill on to the senate. >> the company that operates the commuter rail system says it finished out the move of october with the best performance in nearly a decade. the weekly performance rate was more than 90%. that number hasn't been that high, by the way, since october 2006. the delays for the month were caused by trains that had to be operated at a lower speedor safety reasons because of the slippery rail conditio

the river valleys will see some fog develop. a couple asked online and to let you know if you see a shooting star, it is a meteor shower drown out over a long period of time. so you can see some of them all if you see one streaking across the sky, now you know. we will get into the sunshine and very warm temperatures. 7th 0's tomorrow afternoon. good day to have lunch outdoors. for the evening, 4:33 is the sunset. we are looking at lows in the 50's, around 60. 76 for the high in lawrence tomorrow. a little cooler along the south coast. winds coming up over the water. that is why you will be dealing with a little more cloud cover. i think the wind coming up will keep some low clouds around. those clouds will start to increase as we head to friday and in fact mostly cloudy day. not expect to add up to a lot. our big question is how many breaks of sun are going to develop during the afternoon? it will be exceptionally warm if there are some breaks. i think we can see the upper 70's. at this point in the lower 70's. forecasting 70 -

down near houston, and these are all tornado watches that are in effect for the mid mississippi river valley, so severe weather there tonight. all storms head to the east on thursday. we'll start to see some drizzle on wednesday night, but between 3:00 and 11:00 in the evening on thursday, that's when it will be the stormiest with gusty winds, more than an inch of rain as well as street and highway the evening commute on thursday seems to be the worst part of it. some areas will see more than an inch of rain, some areas an inch and a half of rain. this evening we have clouds here and there, temperatures in the 40s. it's dry tonight, it's cloudier tomorrow and we'll start to see some drizzle tomorrow evening. a high of 56. it's a little bit warmer. very mild on thursday and stormy, but clearing out in time for the weekend. guys, back to you. >> jans, ice, thank you. >>> still ahead, the confession from bombshell from charlie sheen. >> i am hiv positive. >> when he got the diagnosis and >>> well, it is the health announcement that has a lot of you talking. actor charlie sheen tells the world h

atlanta and washington, the eastern river valleys, as you'll have some areas with the ripple effects.t'll affect you with the systems to the north of us right now, day after it all, but to set us up with the showers that it will be. that things will turn around as we talk about it today as they would stay put. they will keep us warmer today, mostly sunny, partly sunny, mostly cloudy. wednesday just like today, pretty close to what we had today as we won't see them through it. but past that we've got a shot and we'll show you how encouraging it is. wednesday, thursday, friday, saturday, sunday, monday as this system now, look at the moisture plume out there. that's the next chance. in the meantime we would just sit back and enjoy the ride with nice weather and that it will be a beautiful cool night, good air quality, just like you would like it. they will travel around the holidays for thanksgiving getting in to some weather. i'll update that forecast for you to dial in because of the models, that you would say okay that'll happen. but if they change tonight that it might not. but we w

we do have a surge of milder air back to the tennessee and ohio river valleys. you get into a southeasterly breeze tomorrow and wednesday. we start to warm up. not a major push of cooler air behind this system that moves through. we have partly cloudy skies tonight. quickly give way to clouds in the afternoon. and a chance of scattered showers continues. probably the most organized rain early wednesday morning. that does not mean we are completely done. there will be the risk of a shower wednesday into wednesday night before the system finally lifts and pulls north and east on thursday. that should set up fair sky type days that late -- starts thursday into friday. the timing the goods into next weekend if you' re looking that far had. s this afternoon. a cool afternoon. we start a warming trend midweek. rain chances tuesday night into wednesday. another quick moving system wednesday night into thursday gets us back to sunshine and temperatures in the 40' s for the end of the week. erin: we' nardi, owner of the everyday cafe, and devin clark, the head chef. toda

we're looking about 63-degrees up to the north of the hudson river valley to poughkeepsie a light wind out of the southwest and south here just kind of keeps that warm moisture just flowing up. a couple of showers out toward montauk this morning but the rain we're expecting this evening is off to the west with this front. that will die down a bit. it actually will lose some of ward and a few sprinkles out of that. you can see we have sunny breaks and then here comes the front. 5:00 it gets to western new jersey and 7:00, hudson river valley in the city. central jersey. then it's gone. i mean it is gone within like an hour or soment just some sprinkles this evening early. take the umbrella with. but then we have some clouds on saturday. a wave of low pressure to the south. that will guffaws few clouds but then we clear out and some great clear sunny weather coming for sunday. so we're going to be looking at that front pushing through and ahead of the front we warm the 77. we break the record high for the date and then tomorrow we see the gradual cooldown and clouds and sun we're at 65 d

light snow over towards the missouri river valley. 9:00 p.m., the system starts to move in. midnight, still at 35 and it looks like some light snow up in northern iowa. areas in blue are some light snow and areas in purple a little bit of a light wintry mix. generally dry across most of the metro. this is some very light snow showers out of the door and bagley. you can see the system is still the heart of the system has to pull on through although it looks like a good portion of this will wobble through northwestern iowa. that typically happens on the as it parks to the north, that are chance of snow showers. a little bit of a mixed moving in. it comes that wraparound snow. tomorrow, mainly north of showers. they will continue on wednesday although the system will kind of wind up and spit out some flurries wednesday. northwestern iowa of anywhere from 5-8" snow. it does a good story of telling the additional snowfall. from tuesday into wednesday, we will probably only see a quarter inch in the metro and add an additional two"-four" up in northern iowa. early tomorrow morning

to tuesday to the risk for severe weather shifting east and affecting much of the mississippi river valley. temperatures are going to be as follows. nice and comfortable across the eastern corner of the united states. 18 for high in washington, d.c. 17 for the high in new york city on monday. finally over asia, last week deadly floods occurred because of a continued rainfall. the frontal system is still here providing more rainfall as we go into the next 24 hours. the system and this cell will likely head towards japan so we'll see lots of rainfall once again in much of japan as we go into the next couple of days. tokyo will stay dry on tuesday with a high of 22 degrees. as for the rest of japan, looking good. across the northern areas, sapporo 7 degrees for the high but snow expected on friday. we have some beautiful video coming out of the kanto region. 300 autumn trees are at their best now. the lead-up event began on saturday, amusing tourists. people enjoyed the beautiful combination of the night sky and red and gold leaf colors. the event will take place every day until november 29th

russian river valley looking at some very comfortable weather today. slightly cooler tomorrow and then more clouds and a chance of rain as we head into sunday. you want to keep check in for thupidates on rain and the north bay, let's check in with mike. >> little build for 101 andw still a crash over off of the roadway on the shoulder but coming out of the north bay to the carquinez bridge. look at the bay bridge and richmond san rafael bridge and showing the backup at the toll plaza. this big backup coming from vallejo should see some relief as that big rig cleared out of the lane and coming over from the skyway and upper east shore will see a lot more traffic over the next few minutes. more traffic traveling through concord and southbound 680 slowing down towards the walnut creek interchange. we're looking at a smooth drive over here but hayward all the way down towards fremont and no problems for the trivalley. crash reported right around the foster city exit. some slowing makes its way over towards 101, as well. live look shows you folks getting of

western hudson river valley by 9:00, 10:00. and that comes over the city and heads eastward. by noontime and into the afternoon and really doesn't tomorrow evening west of the city. about midnight eastern long island and then we clear out with some nice weather for friday and saturday. we could get around an inch of much-needed rain that's showing up on the guidance, it's always a little bit better, inch and three tenths. 58 today after cool skids. a b. for brightening skies and breaks of sun. and then tomorrow. after school you probably have a lot of sports cancellations. then sunday, it's going to get cold. we get a real cold jolt son sunday with a hard freeze by monday morning. and that sets up for a chilly week in time for thanksgiving. 58 today and breaks of sun tonight and cloudy skies tomorrow. it's windy and warmer and heavy rain in the afternoon. and the evening. there can be some flooding in neighborhoods with leaves over drainage areas that sort of thing. be on the lookout for thatment you can see it's nice on friday and normal temperature seasonal sunny weather on

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by about 11:00, getting close to boston, with real heavy downpours around the connecticut river valley. tomorrow morning's commute, especially the first half, along i-95 and points east and southeast, could be extremely wet. by the latter part of the morning commute, then it looks like the rains will shift toward cape ann and by -- cape cod and by lunchtime be offshore. things could be slowed down during tomorrow morning's commute. skies will clear later on tomorrow. the winds could pick up, in the wee hours of the morning, there may be strong gusts, probably not quite as much as this model indicates but you maybe hearing those strong winds. a child rape suspect is now accused of stealing more than a dozen high-powered weapons. jack harper is live in wooster. jack? reporter: we are in cambridge. that is where this young man, james walker morales, is from. he had issues here. it was his latest arrest that ended him up and put him in a monitoring bracelet. that bracelet made the f.b.i.'s job a lot easier. james walker morales had been arrested several times. it was the most serious charg

downpours in southern new hampshire, southern vermont, the worcester hills tom of the connecticut river valley. that progresses eastward. if you are part of the early part of the morning commute tomorrow, you should expect a long i-94 som -- 95, heavy downpours and the rumble of thunder. as we get deeper into the commute, that area will be along the coast and points south and east. so it could be very wet, depending on your location. commute, the range of be confined to cape cod and slightly offshore by noon time with some clearing. so tomorrow should end very starts. once that happens, we should be an recently good shape. sunshine and high clouds with saturday. how much rain to expect? an average of an inch. more. but most of it is going to come hours of the morning into that morning commute. temperatures stay warm as i mentioned all night in boston. a mild day tomorrow before the cooler temperatures arrive late. here is a look at the next 7 days. we start with the rain. we end with sun for friday. saturday, a chillier day but average. highs in the upper 40' s. now there could be a quick show

heaviest is still wooster across the connecticut river valley. right along i-95 tomorrow morning, foxborough, atborough, from points east, that's where the heavy downpours will be. by tend of the morning commute, then the rain is being confined to cape cod and sliding off shore after that. we'll let you know about the following that in a few minutes. >> this is new at 5:30. the mother of a 17-year-old girl who died of a heroin overdose was back in a new hampshire courtroom. >> a judge now deciding if jazzmyn rood should strange a string of -- should face a string of charges, including child endangerment. >> the case is mostly based on what she didn't do, in the events surrounding her daughter, eve's death. according to detectives, rood, her boyfriend mark ross and another woman were all shooting heroin in a hotel room in rochester at the time of eve's death last month. rood allegedly knew that ross was going to give her daughter heroin but she went into the bathroom rather than watch what was about to happen. >> did you think -- why she would wan

now we're getting into the 30s up the hudson river valley. monticello and armonk at 38 and it's right around 40 west orange. so 41 belmar and things are rolling up montauk 47. we'll be at 52 today. a perfect day for travel because it's quiet and calm and we've got great weather. calm winds today. 50 at parade time tomorrow and going to amie of 60 on dig -- a high of 60 on thanksgiving and 64 on friday. happy thanksgiving, ken? >> thank you sir you too and michael" there is a place... ...where the cold melts away, the hustle and bustle dies down, and the only thing left... ...is what's truly important. the radio city christmasspectacular presented by chase. you bring the family, we bring the joy. visit radiocitychristmas.com and start your tradition today. meet the new, 3rd generation nest learning thermostat. it's proven to save energy. and if you're a conedison customer, you could get $85 back.

some of the river valleys tomorrow night will approach zero with wind chills as cold as -5! needless to say, the hawks will play in the cold on saturday. please stay tuned to later forecasts as we >>> we welcome you back to "gma" and you're looking at the the west african nation of mali. looking to bring an end to the siege there. heavily armed terrorists taking 170 people hostage. many of the hostages have now been freed. we're learning. >> details comomg inn as wee come on the air. >>> also this morning authorities in france have now recovered a third body from the rubble of that massive raid right outside pis and new video shows the moment the first female suicide bomber in europe sets off her vest as the police move in. >>> the middle of the country bracing for its first major winter storm of the season. millions in its path. up to a foot of snow expected in some areas and sole of us begin to travel for thanksgiving. a lot out there. i'm looking forward to thanksgiving this year. >> i can't wait. i can't wait. >>> you got kind of a big story about the packers' losing str

all the activity in the river valley, sacramento valley and sierra. this evening, it is getting breezy and it is chilly. livermore 54. san bruno 58. 30ss and 40s tomorrow. what happened? well, something that avoided us for four years. a front came through that did tap into the jet stream. a kick from mother nature. that is why it rained this morning and this afternoon it went to stormy because the low- pressure system, the unstable air was over the bay area. first the front, then the low. unfortunately both are gone. there is not anything that will replace it other than high pressure. but it is november. notice where the arrows are coming from. canadian air. in the wake of the low. it will be chilly tomorrow. breezy despite the sunshine. we will stay on the chilly side. the ridge stays to the west. winds with us for the next 2-3 days. rainfall wrapping up. clear skies after midnight and a sunny day tomorrow. night tomorrow lows in the 40s and upper 30s in santa rosa, and napa valley. 66 degrees tomorrow. that is it for napa. fry mont 66. -- fremont 66

most of the rain moving out of the ohio river valley and will continue to head in our direction.o by thursday morning, it looks like it's cloudy and most of the rainfall will still be off to the west. by the early thursday morning commute but watch what happens as we move toward lunch time and beyond. that wall of water will continue to head in our direction. once again we are talking about likely over an inch of rain. so let's time everything out. once again tomorrow it's dry and quiet. then it looks like thursday morning starts off dry. but that rainfall arrives by lunch time in the west and look at those totals. by thursday at 3:00 o'clock, an inch. philadelphia an inch. in wilmington likewise north and west there could be a bulls eye right around the i-95 corridor of about an inch to an inch and a half. now, beyond that system, we're talking about some colder air moving in for the second half of the weekend and early next week. those high temperatures likely stuck in the 40s. but for tonight, mid 40s city. upper 30s in the suburbs and then also some of the high clouds could p

since it was considerable intermixture and the mississippi river valley and throughout the early south it is possible that he had choctaw ancestry. but the truth of the matter is totally unknowable. whenever judges claims anyway. and the ancestry historically operates on the logic of kinship to mothers, fathers. while they are sometimes used by enslaved people to sue for the freedom this view is not just now but wrong. although boris leyland slated to remain at age 33 he was already a free man by his half-brother/owner's name is bob. it already come to appreciate the anonymity. they began to travel down his hometown along the mississippi missouri river to st. louis to louisville and beyond playing. ultimately brought him to illinois were in 1846 he married one divorcee. sometime but after becoming free he began to use an indian name and identity. while there were a variety over his career the strategy was to lay low. he consistently dressed himself in the spotlight. the idea that he was a fugitive slave and trying to mask his identity in order to attain his freedom is fairly debunked.

well, the great lakes and the hudson river valley. by the effort of new york, we get the canal. we get the ear he canal, which is built over a short time rapidly. it connects, suddenly, via water, the east coast, northeast in new york specifically, and the interior lakes. this is important for a lot of reasons. this is a beautiful image. i don't know if you've noticed, but not only do you have a map, like a fairly detailed map of the route of the canal, you actually have a map of elevation change from new york up to buffalo. these points lineup with the elevation changes. the canal had locks on it, because the terrain is not even. what is important is a couple of things that stand out. obviously, it brings -- it bridges the allegheny gap. it allows people to travel by boat into the interior of the great lakes system. this provides an outlet, not just to go into the interior, but to get stuff out of the interior to new york, to import to go across the atlantic ocean or down the coast to serve the markets out there. right? the raw material that the u.s. is starting to produce. the

about a 9:00, 10:00 upstart the hudson river valley. but a lot of rain to come. several waves will come. this one and it will break and then this one for the afternoon. rainfall totals so far. quarter inch around toms river to -- toms river and .02 around belmar. the cold air is still slammed door shut right up here to the knot. this week even into the weekend we have mild temperatures. so rain really works through long island and central northern jersey by 10:00. showers through the day and heavier this afternoon and this evening you see. and overnight tonight. and then a leftover shower for veterans day but then we get sunny breaks by afternoon. so we're looking at clouds and rain today after school kiddos, you'll need your rain gear. 60 degrees and occasional rain through the day. so it's cloudy and rainy and windy. tonight we have some rain in the low is 51. off and on showers. a leftover shower tomorrow and then we have breaks of sun peeks of sun on veterans day. here's your accuweather seven day forecast. a shower or two thursday. and then a beautiful weeken

new jersey, western hudson river valley and 11:00 to noontime and the city and spreading eastward and that lasts into the evening hours until about 8:00. 9:00 and then ends around midnight on the eastern end of long island. a rainy day particularly tomorrow afternoon and tom evening. 58 -- tomorrow evening. 58 today. tomorrow is a warm day. the rain comes through and then we have some nice weather before this reinforcing shot. this second front you'll see is a cold air it will start to slide in here on sunday. so cloudy with some sun breaking through at sometimes we're at -- times we're at 58. it's mostly cloudy tonight and a shower or a little drizzle we're at 55. that's way warm for the overnight hours so tomorrow -- hours so tomorrow obviously going to be very warm. some rain in the afternoon and we're at 64. the accuweather seven day forecast. breezy can clearing on friday a great day. 58. some beautiful weather on saturday. it's cooler. but it's normal. 52 and 40 our normal numbers and there's our first jolt of the season coming on sunday. temperatures in the 40s. there might be

we're at 36 degrees right now with these clear to partly cloudy skies with 23 at the hudson river valley. 20 around monticello, 37 around belmar and those are the warmest spots but a lot of numbers are below freezing and the wind makes it feel colder than that so dress warmly. will be around 46-47 this afternoon but it's going to feel like the 30s with this it warms up and gets rainy for tomorrow and wednesday. we'll talk about that in your accuweather seven day forecast. heather has the day off. debbie is in the traffic center. >> good morning bill a couple of issues we'll start off with the grand central parkway by going to queens. here is out toward jewel avenue accident blocking one lane as we go to the map i'll show you the locations again the grand central right at jewel avenue watch out for an accident. rfk bridge has ongoing construction same thing at the queens midtown tunnel and 59th hoboken, definitely avoid between first and second, we'll have more shortly and going out to our web cam here is a look at the southbound still become but it's ongoing maintenance. effect. back ove

up the hudson river valley. 50 around caramel and newburg and middletown. 5 # poughkeepsie and newburg and kingston and 52 long island, the numbers way warm for this hour of the day. but we have this wind today. and the winds going to be west as you see it's about 8, 14, 16 miles an hour and it only gets higher today gang. so it's going to be a gusty windy day and high this afternoon 58 degrees. but the wind is on. wednesday gusts up to 40 -- wind gusts up to 40 miles an hour today and 35-mile an hour wednesday gusts tomorrow and we'll talk more that in just a moment. the wind is making the fast tracking even faster. >>> yes, they are doing some fast track work on the a. trains and this should be cleared away by 5:00 a.m. but fast track service is suspended between 168th street and 207th street. new jersey transit, long island railroad, metro-north checking 46 and mount olive. westbound near sand shore drive that's an accident and you have a downed pole and downed wires. 1 and # northbound from 22 up to delancey street. that's construction and the express lanes are closed down. we have

the west, here's a line of downpours and showers from michigan back down through the tennessee river valley. this is the cold front. you notice ahead of the front behind it 50s, 40s and 30s as well. that's the cool air that will come back this weekend. let's take you through the hour by hour forecast. you can plan things out now through the mid morning. i can't rule out a sprinkle, but most of us will be dry today. while we won't be as bright, and there may be a brief shower around this evening, 8:00, 8:30 in the city of boston. that's the actual cold front coming in. tomorrow is a dry day, but there will be some lingering clouds around. i wouldn't be surprised if nantucket gets a brief shower tomorrow. the wind shifts around out of the northwest. these are the wind directions around here, clears us out bringing in the crisp, fall air. look at these high temperatures. about 20 degrees above average. wouldn't be surprised as we get more breaks of sun. 71 in worcester today would break a record. 72 in plymouth and 60s on the cape and islands tonight. partly cloudy around 50 in the suburbs. we

the english started expanding in population and swept into the connecticut river valley, into long island, putting the swedes on the dutch. in 1664, the british, the english, they deposed the dutch and transformed new netherlands into new york. and aan into the french, flashpoint between the two empires was always the first fur trade. this map shows why the empires were on a collision course. if you look at the green areas on the eastern seaboard, those were claimed by the english. the green area in the center is the land around hudson bay, also claimed by the english. the french claimed the pink and yellow areas. the frontier is where they met the most violence. a boiling point was reached in valley andhe ohio sparked thehere french and indian war (also kn own as the 7 years war). the big question now is what would the british do with the land they conquered? this cartoon is actually the first political cartoon ever by benjaminica, franklin, used to rally the colonies to act and defeat the french and indians. many americans look forward to expanding the fur trade. mainmerican fur trade i