of scranton feel about that. >> i mean, i don't know why people are-- are saying that russia is tryingthat way. i mean russia does face a real threat of extremism in its country. >> larry: absolutely. >> outside of 9/11, we really haven't had major terrorist attacks here in the u.s., but they have. they've been dealing with chechen rebels for a long time. and according that congressional report that just came out, they're 25,000 foreign fighters that have descended upon syria. and about 200, 250 are from america, but 2,000 are from russia am so they have a real interest in trying to combat isis in syria. >> larry: how much do you think though that it is-- it feels like a lot of this also is putin flexing his muscles, you know. i mean some of it is that. but also a lot of his actions, even just the way he even treats the president, acts around obama. i. >> i feel he is like a lady on instagram trying to get obama's attention. like, you know, putting eggplants on all his not owes and things like that. you know, there's more subtle ways to do it but this is all he knows. you know. and he

and when we say joe biden was joe from scranton we really mean it. i ran in him a little while ago, and the first words out of his mouth were hell man i don't want to talk to you, i want to talk to her, are we seeing an end to kissing babies and shaking hands. >> i just think about meeting him with my sons outside of a bookstore not that long ago, and he was happy to sit there and take pictures with everybody there. we spent an awful lot of time talking to the kids. i hope it's not the end of that kind of politician or that kind of era, but that is joe biden, and that was joe biden, and i would just say, listening to his speech it is so incredibly emotional, and it really does strike you that here is a guy who since he was 29 has been running for office, and he is, you know, essentially saying he will never do that again. but at the same time token he was very clear that he is focused on his policy priorities in helping the middle class, and he will be a strong voice for that. so i think this is a big win for the democratic party. they won't have tha

a scranton man has now been charged with multiple counts of sexual abuse. greene county authorities say 22-year-old anthony grife is charged with 3 counts of 2nd-degree sexual abuse, sexual exploitation of a minor, lascivious acts with a child, and sexual exploitation of a minor to promote a film. police say they got an anonymous the investigation led authorities to a rental property seized. more charges are pending as the investigation continues and the iowa division of criminal investigation has also been called in to help. right now, grife is being held in the greene county jail, on $100,000 bond. kevin: it was 8 years ago almost to the day when a small fire turned into an explosive or no barton solvents plant. now we've learned that the des moines company has entered into a proposed settlement with the u.s. justice department. under terms released this afternoon, barton will pay a civil penalty of $1.1 million as well as undertake measures to ensure that it's blending and packaging processes meet safety and environmental requirements. in 2007 the justic

there's nothing in the area, and you're starting to see a few clouds now getting close to scranton, pennsylvania, and the bigger picture will show you bigger picture will show you the clouds will get here, they will thicken up a bit as you get more into the later hours on saturday, and then there's rain into the overnight hours of saturday into sunday morning, and here's how it works out on the future cast. i'm not talking about a lot of rain it looked impressive over the midwest, and it will fade away as it gets here. you can definitely have bouts of moderate to heavy rain this is sunday at 6:30 in the morning. for the most part a tenth of an inch or .3 of an inch of rain for anybody. that's 6:30 in the morning. 2:30p.m., it will start to brighten up a bit in some spots. sunday, better, and then the first half of sunday, and then we will check in on what is going on with whatever is left of patricia. patricia has such a big -- it has a huge amount of water, and a decent wind field to it. the winds are intense with the storm. it's bigger than the state of louisiana. the eye of the storm is so ti

. >>> the scranton times tribune reports on pennsylvania state police using shotguns to shoot that wayward surveillance balloon. it broke loose from a military facility in maryland on wednesday. officials say it could take days or weeks to remove the pieces of the blimp. >>> up next, foul throw. clippers guard austin rivers is punished for tossing a seat cushion into the stands that injured a woman. >>> and justin bieber storms off the stage in a fit in the middle of a performance.you know that good nutrition is critical for brain health? brain food, hmmm. ensure has b vitamins that help support brain health - now that's smart nutrition. ensure's complete balanced nutrition has 26 vitamins and minerals and 9 grams of protein. ensure. take life in. is your head so congested it's ready to explode? you may be muddling through allergies. try zyrtec -d to powerfully clear your blocked nose and relieve your other allergy symptoms. so, you can breathe easier all day. zyrtec -d. at the pharmacy counter. discover the latest from the amop\ premium foot care line, to see why women are admiring their

s office in scranton, she is comfortable with her belief that despite a suspended license she can do 98% of her duties and will not violate the suspension. >> she believes that and it's important to note there are certainly lawyers in the office who believe that her role needs to be more limited. >> jean stilts says that kane has to go and that she can't do her job with the suspension. stilt announced that he petitioned the supreme court to order the governor and senate to use the constitution to remove kane. the supreme court suspended her license and was charged twice by the montgomery county district attorney, it's up to nine or ten could yous, that is reasonable cause for removing an attorney general. >> the governor asked if he explored stilt's idea, called direct removal. >> i know there is a provision in the constitution but i am still calling on her to do what she should do and that is resign. >> she wants her day in court and wants to go in as the attorney general and not the former attorney general. >>> it's a first for new jersey governor, chris christie, new jersey lawmak

killing freeze on sunday, check out the fall foliage, we have moderate color here, and peak colors for scranton for the poconos, a good idea for hot chocolate, and speaking of the weekend, we have temple at home, taking on the ucf nights, it's mainly clear and chilly and temperature is 50 and dropping down to 57 into the fourth quarter, the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast breezy and cool today and 67 and autumn chill tomorrow with a high of 57 and monday a mostly sunny skies the chill sticks around with the eagles at home at the linc and 52 but milder by tuesday, a brighter day at 64 and warmer on wednesday with clouds and sun on thursday, and 68. >> thank you melissa. checking our people scene, actor randy quaid is a free man, a vermont judge dismissed fugitive charges against quaid and his wife, they were arrested trying to enter the united states from canada, they were deemed fugiti fugitives. accused of squatting in their home and trashing property. >> i have lilly been snapped from the jaws of defeat. >> they might still be facing trouble in california. there is still a warrant fo

it is the white working class vo voters and that is what we heard, joe from scranton and appeals to the white working class voters, and hillary clinton also reaches out the white working class voters, so i don't know where his support was going to come from? >> and the speech today, it was not an endorsement of hillary clinton by the way. he continued with the same themes that he has been talking about for the last few days, and he didn't, you know, come out and say, well, we are all for hillaryingk. >> -- hillary clinton. >> and he is not going to do it in a few days and the 5ids will presumably will as well. stand by. and in the rose garden remarks, the vice president harkened back to the beginnings and the desire to be anything that he wanted. >> to be anything that we wanted to be, and to do anything, anything that we want, and that what we were both taught. that is what the president was taught. it was real. that is what i grew up believing. and you know, it has always been true in this country. and if we ever lose that, we have lost something very special. le we will have lost the

this is a scrappy kid from scranton, pennsylvania who pulled himself up 40 plus years in politics based on wit and raw intelligence. he ain't going anywhere. >> off the stage, though. i'm going to hand it to matthew. you beat the buzzer. 30 seconds for you. good day or bad day? >> i will cheat. it is a bad day for america. joe biden was exactly the kind of public servant that people want. in time joe biden is not going to be involved in public life and public service that much anymore and for that that is a big loss. i have to say today is a bad day. >> bad day for biden and america. is that your point? >> yeah. >> jennifer, 30 seconds for you. good or bad? >> it's a great day for joe biden because it is joe biden's decision. joe biden in his gracious announcement talked about the issues that he wants to speak loudly about. on behalf of the democratic family who didn't want to see our family fight inside of each other we are all kind of happy about this because nobody wants to have to choose. the issues identified are issues that hillary clinton is speaking about whether it is child car

we have cloud cover around scranton and off the coast. we are looking nice with blue skies across the region, currently. morning lows we did get jolted by this, 35 degrees is the morning low in philadelphia. got down into the 20s in the northern and western suburbs and some parts of south jersey, we're bouncing back here and the mid atlantic region. 45 degrees in philadelphia. same story in new york. in washington, 50 degrees there. notice how it's milder in pittsburgh because we are looking at milder air working its way in as we go into tonight and especially tomorrow. 352 degrees by 2:00 p.m. 54 will be the high around 4 m-- 4:00 p.m. holding on to 50 by 6:00. after that we start to dip. as you head out to eagles football at lincoln financial field. temperatures in the 40s, bring a coat with gloves in the moct just in case -- in the pocket, just in case. sarah not a bad day today, but you need to bundle up with extra layers. >> septa riders will have a new way to pay for their trips. reloadable fare cards it's been in the works for year

acting on an anonymous tip, deputies arrested 22-year-old anthony grife of scranton. this was on saturday after executing a search warrant. grife behind bars tonight facing several charges including sexual exploitation of a minor and second degree sexual abuse and sexual exploitation of a minor to promote a film. new details about the woman who police say plowed into a crowd at a homecoming parade in oklahoma this weekend. adriana diaz explains what happened in a stillwater courthouse today. adriana: 25-year-old adacia chambers is being held on one million dollars bond. she's facing four preliminary counts of second-degree murder. >> driving a car into a crowd of people is evidencing a depraved mind. adriana her father apologized to : the victims. >> i'm very sorry for those victims and the people who lost their life. adriana four people were killed, : two-year-old nash lucas, 23-year-old nakita prabhakar, and married faculty members marvin and bonnie stone, both 65. 17 people are still hospitalized. >> i looked down at my hand it was gushing blood, so i just sat down

to an auditor general report the incidents originated in the borough of laceyville just north of scranton. the report alleges the police chief of laceyville would pull over drivers on state route 6 and cite them for speeding. he'd instruct them to request a hearing and plead guilty to the lesser charge of a disability parking violation. that would allow the borough to recoup 100% of the fines instead of splitting the money. >>> also new at 11:00, suspended over free speech? a college professional says she's being punished for exercising her first amendment rights. >> the college says there's more to this story. nbcton's randy gyllenhaal reports. >> reporter: protesting outside the community college of philadelphia, this group of students are demanding their english professor get her job back after she was suspended without pay. >> we believe this is a retaliatory measure against her exercising her freedom of speech on campus. >> reporter: it all started last week when the college was under lockdown. you may remember there was a threat of a gunman on the loose. in the aftermath, the admini

they are going to miss most of the philadelphia area, but the poconos getting light rain now in the scranton area to the north of allentown this morning. so, expect it to be dry and mild this afternoon. 60s for allentown, reading and quakertown. we'll see sunshine for trenton, mount holly 67, and middle 60s for doylestown and norristown and along the coast mid to upper 60s today with partly to mostly sunny skies. for philadelphia, a nice warm-up today to 68 degrees. that's right around normal for this time of year. westchester 64, 67 in wilmington. does turn cold over the weekend. a close look at the cold air when i come back in ten minutes. >> ten minutes after 4:00. the schuylkill expressway was a mess yesterday afternoon. some people may still be trying to get home after that. hopefully things are clear this morning. >> pretty much all clear right now. we're dealing with spots of construction right now on the schuylkill right around spring garden street on the eastbound lanes you can see this road sign here, creating lane restrictions so we have the left lane lost. traffic moving because

there is the rain moving through the pocono mountains, light showers from scranton north into new york allentown you might see a sprinkle but likely to stay dry in philadelphia. most of the showers stay to the north. and the clouds will be moving out this afternoon. that will allow temperatures to warm into the 60s for fleetwood, pennsburg and morgantown, abington up to 66 and 67 in new hope. and at the shore, it will be 60s this afternoon. cape may, 66 degrees. up to 67 for millville and symrna 66. bright sunshine during the afternoon hours. the clouds will clear out. we'll warm to 68 degrees. a little breezy at times for wilmington and newark, both at 66 degrees today. the weekend, that's looking chillier. 50s for saturday and sunday. the real cold arrives sunday morning. the seven-day forecast details when i'm back in ten minutes. >>> 20 minutes till 5:00. time to check the highways to see if there's any detour you may need to take. >> there is construction out there, jessica boyington is keeping an eye on that for us. what are you finding? >> on the roosevelt boulevard northeast ph

but the flow continues out of the northeast, there is some cool air, 47 in scranton, again, silk below average once again today. we will see again improvement over time, as the storm system builds off shore. seeing temperatures back into the 70s as the sunshine returns. don't expect a lot of sun along the shore, still some clouds today. the farther west you are from the coastline, see increasing sunshine, we will clear it out tonight, tomorrow, back to mostly sunny conditions through much of the region. temperatures today, there go, mid and upper 60s at best. cool this time of year, 70s where we should be, another chilly night tonight. we wake up with temperatures in the 40's tomorrow morning. look at that, tuesday, widespread low, 70s for afternoon temperatures, forecast high today 67. partly sunny skies, miler, northeast wind down to about ten to 15 miles per hour, still breezy at times along the coast. tonight clear, cool, 53 for center city 40's in the suburbs. extended forecast nice dry spell through thursday, sunshine, low and mid 70s for the highs, then see showers late in the d

sprinkles here and there off to the western new jersey, parts of northeastern pennsylvania just past scranton there's some showers, and moving up into parts of the upper hudson valley. any rain is really going to be on the light side, more in the way of just a couple of sprinkles. we do have a weak cold front that's approaching right now, you can see those showers back out to the west moving north and east for the past few hours, and as we'll be tracking our direction overnight tonight and on into morning. we'll show you the bigger picture. check out all of the moisture right now in texas from remnants of patricia. some spots have already had over 15 inches of rain, and all that heavy rain is going to slowly track eastward through houston, texas, tonight and then working its way through the gulf states tomorrow and into the start of the upcoming week, and this area of low pressure will try to track in the northeast, and some of that will be headed in our direction by wednesday. and we do need some of that wet weather. overnight tonight into morgue, maybe a sprinkle. as you can see, there's no

between scranton and harrisburg. this is not the most densely populated air space along the east coast. i think you have to move further to the east and really between philly and new york to hit that congested air space. not to suggest any air space with a blimp in it right now, an unmanned and uncontrolled blimp is good air space and nonetheless we're talking about looks like guessing 100 maybe, 150 miles or so west of newark, new jersey. between allentown and scranton and harrisburg, p.a. again, to underscore the point of the faa watching this closely, of course the potential impact on air travel, the faa telling us air traffic control is rerouting it need be. they have not seen a dramatic impact on air traffic. >> tom, is there any -- looking at the browser and flight tracker. is there a marker over the last-known location of this. >> i don't have it, brian. i was just going by what jim said and columbia county, p.a. that's the photograph by the way, the photograph that we were showing was from bloomsburg, p.a. th

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scranton headed towards ulster, sullivan county. there might be a sprinkle or two in northern jersey. the second front is here in lake superior, lake michigan. there's not much precipitation going on with that. that's the reinforcing shot of cool air that comes in tonight. on our futurecast by 6, here goes that sprinkle to the north. you see on the guidance, we've got sun and clouds today and a mild day. here comes the second front tonight, and there could be a shower to the north again with that second front. not much. as it pushes eastward we'll get the chilly air. nice sunshine, breezy and mild. we're at 67. tomorrow we're looking at 56. these are city numbers, urban area numbers. warm numbers in the suburbs. it will be about 5, 10 degrees colder. saturday's high 56 and struggling to get to 52 on sunday, so that's going to be quite cold sunday night for mets baseball. but they don't care. >> they don't care. >> they don't feel a thing. >> huh-uh. >> neither do the fans right now. >> some less than others after that celebration. >

of the southwest and southwest, and off to the west is this front with a couple of showers around scranton. there'll be a couple of showers up in the northern hudson river valley and then the second front kind of coming through that kind of -- and tonight. that kind of sweeps through. 71 by noontime and 77 this afternoon. one of those sunbathing days with temperature about 7 # at sunset. kiddos in the suburbs a jacket and sweater and this afternoon i don't think you need that. 77 degrees and i give it an a. to an a. plus. it's 77 heather. >> we like 7s. >> we do. >>> let's go right over to a we believe cam and tell you about truck routes 1 and 9. it looks like we have this jam-packed traffic on truck routes 1 and 9 and this is in jersey city. right near sip avenue. it is an accident it looks like at this point all lanes are closed down and we'll head overto the maps and just pinpoint where this is. northbound actually at sip avenue. also finding the fdr drive accident southbound at 96th street has been cleared and delays eased out very nicely. subway status, service is on or close to sched

a couple of sprinkles are around philly and scranton. if you're headed out now, take all of your rain gear. look at this big amount of rain to our south and west. all of this is going to push through today becoming heavier this afternoon and very wind swept. so 60 degrees by 10:00, 64 by noon, we get to 65, 66 for the afternoon. very windy, very rainy right on into tonight. the weather shapes up to be very nice for the weekend and all the activities going on. we'll talk about that next in your accuweather seven-day forecast. it's weather and traffic together every 7 minutes. how's it going out there heather. >> it's going well if you're let's take a look at our traffic camera. left to right the traffic is moving just fine. even the outbound side i'm starting to see volume. traffic moving right to left on that lower level. i just updated the maps saying the lower level was still closed down. now that i take a look at that camera when i just looked at about 5 seconds ago that lower level has been reopened going outbound. good news at the g

williamsport scranton to boston everybody seeing winter white. for us we won't see that. we'll see an increase in clouds and spotty showers later on. future tracker 6 shows you it's our far western suburbs that will pick up wet weather and snowflakes mixing in for the poconos but nothing like that here in the immediate philadelphia area. overnight tonight we clear out. tomorrow morning, lots of sunshine, by afternoon you should see a full day of sun tomorrow. temperatures on the cold side with highs in the 50s. as a matter of fact let's show you the numbers here. about 50 to 52. that's where we top things out in philadelphia today. 40s north and west, trenton and wilmington, 49 or 50. overnight tonight, numbers taking a nose dive. 28 in reading, lancaster, 27. allentown 29. trenton, 29. that's good enough for a hard freeze. what that means is temperatures will stay in the 20s for three or four hours. if you have sensitive vegetation or potted plants anything susceptible to cold, bring it indoors, because the plant will freeze and die. chilly breezes for the lehigh valley.

kane today not here at her office but her scranton office, kane is comfortable in her belief that she can do her job without her law license. >> it's important to note that there are certainly lawyers in the office who believe that her role needs to be more limited. harrisburg activist jean stilt says that kane has to go. he announced he is petitioning the supreme court and senate to use the constitution to remove kane. his argument kane cannot do her job without her license. >> the supreme court has suspended her license and charged twice by the describe attorney with felonies, up to nine or ten, she is to the point that that is reasonable cause to remove an attorney general. >> i know there is a provision in the constitution, i am not as clear as i should be on that, but at this point i am calling on her to voluntarily do what she should do and that is resign. >> to far kane has refused all calls to step down, she says she is innocent and wants her day in court and wants to be in court as the attorney general and not the former attorney general. >> putting an end to terrorism is the

and radar, we have clouds that push in from the north and west, as a cold front approaches between scrantonfalo and thicker clouds with sprinkles and showers and the front will overall come through dry, partly cloudy and there could be a spotty sprinkle, the best chance to see the sprinkle will be north or west of philadelphia, suburbs 45 to around 52 for philadelphia. and as we get into tomorrow. high pressure is coming in from the north, the high is north of lake ontario, and the cold front draped to the south in southern virginia, our temperature is dropping to 63 degrees, so again a big drop from today, a crystal clear skies at 17 miles per hour, then on saturday, the high is east of maine and with it setup in northern parts of new england, the winds around it clockwise and it wedges down cold air to the coast in north carolina, and cooler than friday at 62 degrees and the next cold front across detroit and chicago that comes through with a few showers but overall sun and clouds and it stays cool, the exclusive accuweather forecast, breezy and cool and sunny and 63 and 62 on saturday an

you can see it in honsdale to the northeast of scranton.e'll see the fog clear out. 40s for trenton and wilmington now down to 46 degrees. and in tweetsboro, 43 in mullica hill. the middle 40s for washington township and turnersville 46 degrees. we're in the clear radar-wise for today. but tomorrow it's a different story. look at the rain in canada, north dakota. it's a fast-moving system and will be here later tomorrow morning. into the ohio valley in the afternoon hours, by tomorrow morning at this time we'll be backing some showers. they will be keeping in during the late morning hours. not expecting to see a lot of rain but we'll get the rain tomorrow. for today, mostly sunny. by 11:00 at 65. yesterday we topped out at 70. warmer by 2:00. tomorrow a mild day with showers in the late morning clearing out in the afternoon. and behind that wet weather here comes the cool wednesday and thursday. temperatures in the 40s, 46 degrees. and then another round of hours an fray. saturday and sunday we'll see high temperatures in the 50s. suns morn

off the radar, we look up the hudson river valley, a couple of showers are working their way from scranton through newburgh, monticello, they're light, going to kind of move through dutchess county, temperature of 39 morristown, 47 sussex, 60 across islip. clear to partly cloudy skies. 59 jamaica queens and jfk. the humidities are moderate. if you're taking the ferry from jersey city or staten island, that southwest wind, but that won't be bad at all. here's how it looks at the bus stop with those lug nuts right there. >> yeah. >> we're looking at 55 and breezy this morning, it will be great for after school. and here is the head of those knuckle heads right here. heather's looking at your commute this morning. >> let's take a look at at webcam and show you the gowanus as you make your way on to the bqe. you have this long line of volume because of a disabled vehicle reported by the prospect. keep this one in mind. we're going to go over to our maps now and tell you that our mass transit is running on or close to schedule. you have track work on the new haven line of metro north. sub waist

my grandfather went to work in the scranton lace mills in scranton, pennsylvania. he worked hard.e worked hard to support his family but also because he wanted his son to have a better life. and in fact they did. they all went to college. my dad was a small business owner and he worked hard and gave us a good lifestyle. here i am, third-generation, asking for you to vote for me for president. that is what is supposed to happen in america whatever your dream might be. so i don't think it is enough that my granddaughter will have opportunities. it's not enough that the granddaughter of a former president or a former secretary of state has a chance to live up to her potential. this should also apply to the granddaughters of factory workers and the grandsons of truck drivers and every other young person in america and if i am your president i will get up every single day, working to make sure that every child and every young person has that chance to live up to his or her god-given potential. if you help me, that is what we will do together. thank you all, very much! [applause] , c-sp

storm scan3 pretty quiet in the delaware valley but we do have some clouds starting to roll into the scrantonrea mount pocono. some showers up wind again this shower activity very light in intensity. it's going to continue to kind of dissipate as it rolls eastbound so really just worrying about the chance of a passing sprinkle as we headlight tonight into early tomorrow morning otherwise waking up to some clouds, more sunshine for the afternoon. once that cold front drives through. we'll still make it into the 60s as i mentioned tomorrow but not so on saturday. that breeze out of the northwest really kicks up. high temperatures in the upper 50s on saturday. and then low 50s that will be the real chill day on sunday with those northwesterly winds still breezy so that wind chill will likely be in the 40s through much of the day on sunday and our future wind gusts showing us that breeze will kick up really late day tomorrow after the frontal boundary moves through. waking up to wind gusts up around 15, 20, 25 miles an hour. now it's not going to be very windy but combine these type of wind gusts

there's the rainfall coming through scranton, allentown and into the philadelphia area right now. scattered light showers in wilmington and in parts of new jersey just very light showers. a little steadier for the reading and allentown area. those showers pushing to the north. the hour-by-hour futurecast shows at 2:00 this afternoon we could see brief moderate showers move through. those showers in the trenton area during the late afternoon hours and there's still a chance for some spotty scatteder light showers during the early evening hours. looking a little more impressive is the band of showers that will move through cape may. by 9:00 in the evening most showers will be heading to the east. by 11:00, most activity is done. so today it's going to be mainly cloudy. some breaks of sunshine, low 70s for allentown and reading with scattered showers to start with and just the chance of some showers this afternoon. doylestown 69, 71 in trenton and mount holly and at the shore mostly cloudy skies. the showers hold off into this evening. cape may, dover and vineland into the low 70s an

charlie: issues that he believes in about the middle class -- mark: from scranton in the guy who writes the amtrak train and has the common touch and the ability to speak for working-class voters in a way that few politicians do, he would have -- that would have been the pitch. much more of a temperamental thing. that would had not been the thing. charlie: what did barack obama want? al: i think he probably would have voted for joe biden if he had voted in a contest but i think he is probably not displeased with the outcome. he knew it would be difficult for joe biden to win. it might make it harder for hillary clinton to secede him. him.cedde hillary clinton will be campaigning with joe biden and i think the vice president worries about what life will be like outside of politics which he has been in for 43 years. -- i don'twill be think revered -- but certainly a highly respected figure, there will be a role for him to play. turning to hillary clinton, the testimony is tomorrow. issue? now less of an substantially less. goods, youneed the need to have the country pay attention to what

if you go to scranton or beyond already past peek that far north.he exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, 62 sun and clouds. tomorrow early showers on sunday. then drier late morning into the afternoon and a little milder at 67. and then the temperatures drop again here monday, tuesday, but sunshine will rule with only a few clouds around and then we start with sun on wednesday. increasing clouds in the afternoon, 65. then wednesday night into thursday we get a soaking rain through here, maybe around an inch of rain and part of that precipitation is what will be the remnants of patricia as it kind of siphons up a front along the eastern coast and then friday partly sunny, much cooler at 58 degrees. and not looking at flooding rains on thursday but much needed rainfall around an inch. >> thank you adam. >>> exciting news for harry potter fans tonight. jk rollingj.k. rowlings. 19 years after the boy wizards' epic battle with lord voldemort. the play will run in two parts that can be seen either on the same day or different days. it opens july 30th

again, that is some distance from the scranton area to the southwest. so very interesting. on the ground, which would be very good news if it landed in a safe area. >> right. not confirmed yet. we're on it, trust me. tom sater, thank you. mary schiavo, thank you as well. we've now getten our first bit of video of the blimp. we'll share that with you coming up. also more breaking news from the capitol hill. the assumed to be soon to be speaker of the house paul ryan. big day for him and the republicans. we'll be right back. (patrick 1) what's it like to be the boss of you? (patrick 2) pretty great. (patrick 1) how about a 10% raise? (patrick 2) how about 20? (patrick 1) how about done? (patrick 2) that's the kind of control i like... ...and that's what they give me at national car rental. i can choose any car in the aisle i want- without having to ask anyone. who better to be the boss of you... (patrick 1)than me. i mean, you...us. (vo) go national. go like a pro. when you think aarp, then you don't know "aarp." life reimagined gives you tools and support to get the career y

as a tourist, and i kept thinking, what happened to the republican party that had room for bill scranton, for the governor of pennsylvania, for nelson rockefeller, for john lindsay? now tea party seems to be coming literally apart, where all the establishment candidates are getting, you know, nothing. bush is down to eight, and half the party is saying, i can't even imagine voting for bush. what happened to the grand old party? >> well, i think what happened is this tremendous disaffection with government, this feeling that government can accomplish nothing they see the president as a weak president who can't get anything done. they see the congress, even though it's republican, as not having fulfilled the promises that were made to them when they elected republican majority in the house and in the senate. so, what you've got are a bunch of disaffected people. and donald trump has figured out a way to appeal to them. even though he says some things that i don't agree with, that sometimes get people a little offended, but they find in him someone who they believe is talking to them in a s

. >> unless and until what happened saturday when scranton-born joe biden jumps boo the race or not.grabs right there. >> not clear, though, that he's going to go for the centrist democratic play. there are rumors of elizabeth warren vice presidency. there's this question about whether he is the more authentic center/left candidate that would gal annize support and energy in a way that sanders may not be this viable democratic contender. >> i want to shift gears to ben carson. i'm going to do it. i'm shifting gears to ben carson. >> do it. go ahead. your show. >> he's been in the news since yesterday morning when he was talking about the mass shootings in oregon. and what carson said that he would have done, he said he would have tried to tackle the shooter. he says he would not just have sat there and waited to die. he said it yesterday morning. he's been asked about it repeatedly. i want to show you what he said about it this morning. >> from the indications that i got, they did not rush the shooter. a shooter can only shoot one person at a time. he cannot shoot a whole group of pe

out, temperatures in the the 40's and 50's, chillier in state college, and we're at 50 degrees in scranton. well, the main weather, most active weather is well off to the south ape portions of the carolinas, seeing that on shore flow, continuing to build on in due to a stalled out area of low pressure sitting off shore, for the last several days, and we are dealing with now catastrophic, flooding in portions of the carolinas particularly south carolina we will be moved closer to home, clouds in place, but not seeing a lot in the way of shower activity. we will have a mainly dry day but another windy day, peak wind gusts over the last 24 hours, a hearty one, 62 miles an hour in cape may. sussex close to 60 miles per hour. we're gusting to 35 miles an hour in philadelphia, over the last 24 hours. and then we do have those intense wind speeds because we have this coastal low that has been just sitting there really since mid week last week. high pressure to the north, that frees up a pressure gradient to intensify the wind pulling them out of the north east, brings that cooler air in off shore

you have to go up past wilks-berre into scranton area.he closer we get to halloween the more color we'll see in the trees. with the temperatures getting this chilly like this morning, the turn will be quick. 35 in quakertown. pottstown, 46 degrees is the present temperature reading. you made it down to 37. 52 in buena. 46 in hammonton, cinnaminson, 49. glassboro, 51 degrees. satellite and radar we are crystal clear, no issues on the weather front today. when i come back in just a few minutes i'll have the all-important eagles forecast for you and we have a warmup in the seven day. eva. >> in south carolina the death toll from the state's historic flooding stands at 19. there's been no reprieve from the burst rivers and flooded subdivisions. >> reporter: flood warnings and flash flood warnings are in effect in south carolina in areas already soaked by record-breaking precipitation. larger rivers that are cresting will take longer to recede and more time for homeowners to go back to their flooded homes for crews to reach hard stricken areas

my goodness scranton just 29 degrees. we've got the 40's up and down that i-95 corridor.ity not quite there yet sitting at 39 degrees this morning. a a freeze warning is in place right now and it goes until 9:00 a.m. and kicks in tonight in area in purple. that does include those in philadelphia from mount pocono down to the the shore. today we will be chilly, breezy, yet again, temperatures well below average and reason we have that freeze warning for tonight is that we have 30's coming our way. we have a frost advisory in and around philadelphia, all of the areas in blue from trenton, down to dover and you can see down by the the shore there are spots there too. so we're looking out for frost tonight and we need ingredients which are clear skies, we should get them in the the overnight hours. the light wind. low to mid to upper 30's. we've got. that surfaces below freezing is touch stone for whether or not we will get the some frost in there but patchy frost is certainly possible tonight. storm scan three shows we have relatively clear skies right now, a few clouds on t

. >> blair: a bear has apparently taken up residence in a scranton neighborhood. this guy right there showed up in kim's yard on hill road a few times in late september. she said he also visited several times back in july. kim says the bears are clearly on the prowl for food and the whole experience ask a little nerve-racking. >> elizabeth: i would say so. a local company about to unveil the most generous paid maternity leave program in the country and how long new moms will get paid to be with their new baby. >> blair: also ahead in the next half-hour, the new england state that's about to ban all e-cigarettes from public places. >> elizabeth: up next on the fox 25 news at 5:00 p.m., the problem that grounded thousands country and mom this is hugely important. is there anywhere in your house i can get a good signal? anyway, you were saying. it's a tragic love story. i love tragedy. what is that noise? what? i'm on set. what movie? i'm shooting a movie about laundry. leave slow internet behind. a movie about laundry? yeah the 100% fiber optics network gives you th

delaware water gap a great place to look, tobyhanna state park hickory run and ricketts park near scranton place to go leaf peeping. five day at 5:00 showing tomorrow windy and chilly. bundle up if you're going to the temple game. 57 degrees the high. sunday more clouds and the temperature drops more. sunday really the coolest of the two days, 51 degrees. the cooler i should say. on monday sunshine is back but it doesn't help the temperature much, 53 degrees, a chilly night for the eagles. tuesday up to 64 and wednesday up to 72 degrees. so, a warming trend next week. adam will let you know how long that continues in the accuweather 7-day forecast. association it's a blast of cold air but it doesn't last long. >> all right. >> just a little taste. >> yes. >> yeah. >> we'll get more of in it november. >> i'm sure. [laughter] >>> thanks cecily. much more still to come in our next half hour of "action news" at 5 o'clock. >>> a local university men's cross country team is suspended for what the school calls hazing incidents. we'll explain what happened. >> and a little elbow grease an lot of h

charlie: issues that he believes in about the middle class -- mark: from scranton and the guy who rideshe amtrak train and has the common touch and the ability to speak for working-class voters in a way that few politicians do today he , would have -- that would have been the pitch. much more of a temperamental thing. charlie: what did barack obama want? al: i think he probably would have voted for joe biden if he had voted in a contest but i , think he is probably not displeased with the outcome. he is a realist. he knew it would be difficult for joe biden to win. it might make it harder for hillary clinton to succeed him. my guess is that he is pleased with this, charlie. i don't think joe is all past attends. i think he will be in demand the next year. russ feingold in wisconsin will want joe in there. hillary clinton will be , campaigning with joe biden and i think the vice president worries about what life will be like outside of politics which , he has been in for 43 years. i think he will be -- i don't think revered is too strong of a term but certainly a highly , respected figur