and that storm system will be on the move across southern canada and the pressure filling in is what will be causing the winds especially in the dakotas and eventually minneapolis and chicago. not quite as extreme as it was in the mountains. so we're notf las vegas. new york city has been warmer than las vegas so far in the month of november. so it continues to be cool in the west but we're not looking at the rain anymore. and more bad weather coming. >> bill, thank you so much for that. >>> just ahead an alarming increase in sexually transmitted diseases here in the u.s. and a scare in the sky. trying to open the exit door mid flight. you are watching "early today." on my long-term control medicine, i talked to my doctor and found a missing piece in my asthma treatment. once-daily breo prevents asthma symptoms. breo is for adults with asthma not well controlled on a long-term asthma control medicine, like an inhaled corticosteroid. breo won't replace a rescue inhaler for sudden breathing problems. breo opens up airways to help improve breathing for a full 24 hours. breo contains a t

the front in southern canada now. this will continue to sag off to the south. there is precipitation. it won't be pronounced. that is the good news there. you can see this extends all the way down into the ohio valley. at this point. low 60's in southern new england now. you look back to sudbury, ontario, 21 degrees. much colder behind this front. once those winds turn back out of the north, forget about the 60's. we won't even get out of the 40's over the weekend. again, we expect those showers. light to moderate. inch of rain. if not less than that across the area tomorrow. saturday night, into sunday, drying it out. we will keep that cold weather around as we go through early here are some of the rainfall totals. one model showing close to a quarter of an inch of rain. again, many of us have a tenth of an inch or so. tremendous amount of heavy so breezy and mild this afternoon. sunshine and clouds mixed together. 60-65. temperatures still mild. we have a chance... wind direction still out of the southwest. tomorrow, we will start close to 50 in the morning.

up in southern canada, there will be showers coming our way. looks like we'll get those tomorrow. i'll give you the time line when they get out of here and how cold it might be here next week. >>> thank you. tonight a father is grieving after his son is shot to death. he was apparently an innocent bystander when he was killed yesterday near a popular fenway bar. investigators say it was around 2:00 in the morning. he was about to celebrate his 30th birthday. his father said his son had a heart of gold and a smile everyone loved. >> [inaudible] -- because my son, my best friend, my best friend d. >> police are calling the attack brazen. they found a gun and shell casings at the scene. no arrests have been made, but police say it's possible cherry was an innocent bystander. >>> local firefighters are giving thanks for the recovery it had been missing for months. it is an item with great sentimental value. >> reporter: it's a well known symbol of good will in a high traffic area of boston. >> fire houses across the city collect yearly for muscular dystrophy and typically downtown the

well, the center of the system, will travel up into southern canada, missing us, maybe bringing some mixed showers to the mountains tomorrow morning. but the rest of us will see scattered, spotty, rain showers tomorrow morning in the southern section right there. take a look at it here on futurecast with clouds and sunshine. and there will be clouds there, too, at times back and forth today. the clouds thicken up and take over our skies during the nighttime hours tonight and then tomorrow morning, first of all, take a look, there is the snow as it gets closer, but look at rain here over the granite state and you can't consider it rain. these are scattered showers that will be around at times during the morning tomorrow and mid day tomorrow afternoon, we're done and back to dry conditions and plenty of spots, these will be hit and miss showers that don't see any. and if you get any rain, it will small rainfall amounts. the drying conditions in the afternoon and evening. monday, look at that. sunshine, highs on monday, thursday and 40's, here we are going into the evening hours and the

to the south as high pressure system builds in from the north. through see country here into southern canada. a couple of snow showers up close to quebec city but we've much colder air also across northern new england. temperatures into the teens and lower to middle 20s at this hour. high pressure building in. that will provide us much cooler air that will be in place. eventually what we'll deal with tuesday night into wednesday will be this system. at least this moisture that is down from middlesex stretching back up to through kansas city and southern iowa. waiting for it to swing out of the rookie, that will pull this moisture into the mid west as an area of low pressure system. this track not conducive for snow in new england. in fact take an area of low pressure and drive it through the great lakes, going to be on the warmer side of the storm so it'll fall monday night into tuesday but the system will be a rain event for us. i don't expect rain tuesday afternoon. going to be mainly dry in here today. clouds thicken up. it will be after the afternoon hours into the evening hours we do se

temperatures will moderate a slow climb but as you can see, there is nothing arctic across parts of southern canada or even up through churchill near hudson bay. as far as like temperatures in the teens and, you know, below zero, even yellow knife at 14 degrees right now, that's pretty warm for them. so no arctic air to tap into, we have the cold that's with the storms and there is limited cold cold. limited resources here so i am seeing this as a mostly rain event. there may be some cold through western mass to maybe trip us up to some sleet at the beginning of this weather system as it rolls in tomorrow but for all in intents and purposes this is all wet. clouds roll in, the showers roll in and roll out. then we go to drizzle and sit in the drizzle for most of tomorrow night and wait for the second wave to come along as we go into wednesday that rides up with low pressure and that will be a good enough focus mechanism so we might get some moderate rain in here on wednesday. that will taper off on wednesday night and that concludes our entire rain system or weather system i guess. when we're done

there's the showers going towards southern canada. watch the front swing through tomorrow evening. showers end late tomorrow night. windy weather on friday. big of a problem it really is. stacey delikat is live in chelsea to show us how making six figures isn't cutting it. hard to believe, right? >> reporter: it certainly is. but it's a reality and a lot of new yorkers know it is a reality. it's no surprise that rents, especially in manhattan, continue to be sky high. for example, in chelsea where we are, the average rent for a one bedroom last month, according to one firm, was more than $3,600. if you are in the market for a rental, there could be a few factors working in your favor. first, the good news. the average manhattan rent went down last month. the bad news, it only decreased by 14 bucks at 3491 a month acrding city habitats. new yorkers are feeling the squeeze. >> it's not surprising. but it is incredibly expensive. >> it's very high and really hard to stay ahead to make a living and save money. alone, it's more difficult with many landlords requiring tenants to make 40

story as we get into tomorrow and into saturday with the strong storm that's heading up into southern canada. there's a little shower as you get by norwalk, connecticut. a couple more towards hartford. nothing around the city at the moment. notice over my shoulder, a couple of showers in pennsylvania. those are the ones that could come from the city northward. watch the trajectory. if they hold together. they're starting to fall apart. the trailing edge of that is falling apart. you might run into a shower this evening. i wouldn't worry too much about it. then the clearing trend will come in as the night goes along. where is the storm? it's right up in here. you can see it swirling around. the cold front is right in this position. when it passes later tonight, we'll get that dry air to come in. the wind will start increasing out of the west. today the wind in chicago gusting up to over 55 miles an hour. it won't be that dramatic tomorrow, but it may gust as high as 35, up to 40 miles an hour in parts of the area. clear sky out the door. 50 with sunshine by 9 a.m. 54 with clouds late morning.

snow is falling across parts of southern canada. were seeing that in the plaintiff as well. high-pressure slides of these calls, south and southeasterly airflow. we wait for the cold front and coming our way. look for clouds tomorrow, low 50s, 40s in the suburbs, day. fifty-nine at that point and then we cool it down. that's honor future cast as the front moves down you'll see that happening. rain, here's the time tomorrow afternoon, still some showers, sunday sunday the threat is there the first part of the morning. afternoon, monday is okay, high-pressure builds down with unseasonably cool weather. we. we won't see much in the way of showers tonight, this is the forecast for sunday. showers tomorrow afternoon as temperatures get back again to the upper 50s. the shower threat plays tomorrow night, their son in the afternoon, monday monday looks good and that's a chilly day. looks like showers will come back on tuesday with a low 50s. then more shower type weather, unseasonably cool on thursday and friday. no big blast though. i was just fabless outside. >> alison: we need a

there's rain to the north and west through the great lakes, up into southern canada. that's not going to bother us the next couple days so clear sailing as we go through the next couple days travel weather wise. clear skies in the clouds at times will certainly be in the mix with breaks of sun. temperatures lower to middle 50s this afternoon. low 60s on black friday. we'll talk more on the weekend forecast coming up. >> jadiann: trending today, after getting ejected from the wisconsin northwestern football game over a misunderstanding last weekend a fan from california wanted to let police 240 coconut doughnuts. he says the don'ts are awesome just like the work police officers do but coconut ones are not so awesome like he says he was treated. both sides have cleared the air. police donated the doughnuts to a local shelter. >> nancy: i like coconut doughnuts. a train that runs only on household batteries made a record run in japan. 600d batteries powered the engine so the train moves slowly. about 5 miles an hour to conserve energy. it recently traveled more than 13.5

all the way to southern canada. this area has been active. especially across the section of arkansas has been producing a number of tornado warnings. a pretty intense area right now. we continue to monitor. the timing is late to thursday morning. is future cast shows warmer temperatures tomorrow. maybe shower isolated around the area but then late tomorrow night and thursday morning predawn that is when most of the rain will come in. in time for the end of the rush hour. we could see rain heavy at times and isolate thunderstorms. then it will shift the other way and some parts could get afternoon sunshine. 30% chance of isolated shower tomorrow afternoon. 90% chance of rain on thursday. with thunderstorms, too. cooler on friday. another front will come through on saturday night to bring really chilly area. if you look at saturday, sunday, monday and tuesday, this looks terrific around near here. julie and brian will have live coverage of the parade. that will start at 10:00. saturday morning. it looks good. there you have saturday. it starts

while 59 in philly, 43 in detroit. 38 in minneapolis, 25 degrees in southern canada. so we do have some cold air coming in. it's going to be coldest tomorrow. by the time the eagles are playing on sunday it won't be quite as cold or quite as windy. so the kickoff temperature about 55 degrees. really pretty good for football weather. we have that west wind with dry air any of the lake effect moisture goes straight to the east, doesn't really come down this way unless you get a northwest wind. so as long as that wind direction stays the way it is, we're going to stay dry and fairly sunny. you can see the temperature starts going down this afternoon and wait until you see how low it gets tonight into tomorrow morning. as we showed you earlier, we still have wind so it will feel cooler than this by tomorrow morning. so get the heavier coats out at least for a couple days. gusty winds and turning cooler, highs in the upper 50s to near 60 but winds 15 to 30 gusting to 40 miles an hour. seven-day forecast, the cold wind tomorrow and then a cold start to sunday but not quite

, at the peak of rush hour, a problem with the electrical grid left much of the northeast and southern canada in the dark, that included boston, new york and toronto. one pilot going into logan for a landing says all the city lights just blinked out at once. you can see much more from that night on the slide show on wmur.com. memories on your facebook page. jean: and as we approach veterans day, another state says it's found the key to ending homelessness among service members. we'll have that story next. josh: coming up, president obama has joined physician back and his first message includes some inspiration from new hampshire. >> we want to make an impact. this isn't your ordinary reality with real people helping real the son of a polish immigrant who grew up in a brooklyn tenement. he went to public schools, then college, where the work of his life began -- fighting injustice and inequality, speaking truth to power. he moved to vermont, won election and praise as one of america's best mayors. in congress, he stood up for working families and for principle, opposing the iraq war, supportin

it's an intensifying storm heading into southern canada. there are a couple more showers on fox 5 sky guardian 3-d. they're angling east-northeastward. for those of you north of town probably stand the best chance of seeing them, depending how much they hold together. we'll keep the risk of a shower in the early part of the forecast. other than that, once that moves along, we'll talk about the sky clearing out later on today. notice the swirl right up in here. that's the storm. it's a strong storm, still intensifying. the cold front to come on through. in the wake of the front, wind has been an issue. today in chicago, it was gusting over 55 miles an hour. it won't be that strong tomorrow, but i think we'll see gusts of 35, potentially up to 40 miles an hour out of the west and that wind will be with us a chunk of the weekend. particularly saturday, it will be a windy day and less wind on sunday. sunshine out the door in the morning. some clouds will start to appear late morning. we'll climb into the middle 50s and stop at 57 tomorrow after

don't worry, that snow is not moving in, it moves into southern canada, maybe a few flakes mixing in on the mountains tomorrow. otherwise, rain showers in a few spots.

you can see in the satellite photo all the clouds are trapped in southern canada moving across extreme northern new england while we're nice and clear. that's with high pressure ridging in from the south. the area of rain is sliding away. next chance of any showers is way off to the west. that will take days to get here. there may be a little later on thursday into thursday night and the shot of cooler air is not going to get here until the upcoming weekend, particularly sunday. out the door in the morning, mid 50s around the city. 40s in the suburbs. another beautiful day. sunny, climb to 64 at lunchtime. 70 tomorrow afternoon. again, staying in the 60s along the coast. futurecast shows that, nice and clear. mild weather for the eastern half of the country. thursday you'll see some more clouds start to appear. still some sunshine. later in the day into thursday night, a couple of showers may arrive at that point. we'll be waiting for this cold front to come through. that will keep a fair amount of clouds here on friday. the question will be how much sun gets through the clouds if stop

on the big picture, you'll see high pressure exiting southern canada. there's a storm producing a chunk of snow across the central plains states as it swirls around. we'll be watching for this rain to lift northward. the next few days we'll be dealing with rain. temps approach 50 tomorrow. 70s to atlanta. 80s in florida. behind that system it's 30s to 40 minneapolis towards denver. and only 21 in boise while l.a. tops off at 73. here's futurecast. the rain comes in past the 2:00, 3:00 in the morning hour. periods of rain will last into tomorrow, tomorrow night, become showery wednesday. still the rain will be here. north of us. we'll pop into the 50s on wednesday. the drier air will come in for the end of the week as temperatures cool down towards the weekend. 42 in new york city tonight. it is slower to middle 30s in the cooler spots north and west as the rain comes in. patchy fog. upper 40s to about 50. still some more rain for wednesday. it will be up at 56. then the drying comes in for thursday at 50. upper 40s friday, saturday. monday. those days l

finally moving out of the region into southern canada, and high pressure builds back in, so inbetweentems, that bridges in a lot of win. clouds starting to dissipate, we go back to mostly sunny skies. 24-mile per hour, trenton, 31 mount pocono, will start to kick up really over the next few hours once we get the sun up and heating things up just little bitment forecast winds today, 15 to 20 miles per hour, gust to go 35. casino of the same deal saturday. wind switches little more out of the northwest, which cools us down even more. there is the pressure difference, indicated by the black lines here, iso bars, more the wind will get. dry though, maybe some flurries in the northern mountains every pennsylvania, into up-state new york. and then high pressure starts to build over us for saturday into sunday. and then talking about the diminishing winds, neck week check it out. jet stream starts to move to the north, owe mega block, look like greek letter owe make, a high pressure over us highs ten to 15 above average. meisha, a making a run at 70 next week. >> i know, i love it, justin, t

across southern canada. and occasionally, this will spill into southern new england and central new england. seasonable weather. the average high temperature this time of year, in the lower 50's. we will be close to that in boston this afternoon. and again, tomorrow afternoon. into wednesday. cool front coming in from the north. that will slide south of us. we will hold into the up 40er's on tuesday. however, very little wind out there. and a lot of sunshine on tuesday. that will help off-set the cooler air mass in place. then you look to the west of us. on wednesday. some soaking rains from the great lakes all the way down through the deep south. this will be the storm system that works in here late in the week. we will talk about thursday afternoon, thursday night and into friday, the next best widespread rain. partly sunny skies today. that wind not as strong as yesterday. lower to middle 50's on average across the area. then tonight, partly cloudy. not as cold as last night. a lot of suburbs below freezin

now it's up in new england and southern provinces of canada. we'll see clouds later this morning and lots of sunshine and gusty breeze. otherwise it's very, very quiet across the lower 48. top to bottom, west to east there's nothing going on. that's the trend over the next 4 or 5 days. surface maps looks like, there's the departing storm, gusty breeze out of the northwest. 20 to 30 miles per hour. otherwise it's mainly sunny, just a few clouds. we'll see sunshine out there, we are somewhat milder with highs near 60. the cold front passes by to the north, the winds will shift out of the west/southwest. that warms us up a little bit. there are a few forecast models in the long term there are areas close to 70 degrees. expect a chilly breeze mainly sunny, upper 40s, north and west, philadelphia, 52. millville, 52. cape may, 52. atlantic city, 53. with the winds it will feel like the low to mid 40s all day long. windchills will be blustery. by 3:30 it's 42 at least that's what it feels like in reading, 49 for allentown and the poconos and 45 in phi

snowstorm barreling through chi town will make its way north and east before turning into the southern provinces of canada. if you're flying into midway and o'hare, expect delays. everyone else doing okay. in terms of snowfall, look at this it could be a top five november snowstorm for these folks out there. it's a hefty wet snowfall for them. that low, again, it's not actually making a beeline toward the delaware valley. it will pull north up into canada. we'll have a front swing through and it will be breezy behind the front. sunday morning, these are feels-like temperatures all day long, if you're heading to lincoln financial field. it will feel like the 30s and 40s. running the philadelphia marathon, feeling like the 30s and 40s. sunday is a brisk and chilly day. look at this, monday morning those are the feels-like temperatures. feels like 25 in philadelphia. reading and lancaster, 21. for the lehigh valley today combination of sun and clouds, we'll call it cool, this is close to where we should be for this time of the year. 50 degrees allentown an bethlehem. jersey shore, sun and clouds, nice, phila

it will take a while for this front that's across southern canada to cross the border and bring any rain or snow across the mountains until basically tonight. what happens as the front drops on to the south, there's a lot of this moisture drying up so i don't expect a lot out of this front other than light showers and a lot of clouds tomorrow. on the other side, it turns noticeably cooler, upper 40s tomorrow afternoon and on sunday, pretty much the same case. temperatures running into the mid 40s. tenth of an inch of rain or less. we're not talking much water with this. however with light showers and clouds tomorrow, especially during the first half of the day through lunchtime, it will be a little bit of a murky and damp start. look at the temperatures difference, 31 in green bay, 21 in the twin cities. temperatures in the low to middle 60s today and back into the 40s tomorrow. in fact the 7on7 forecast, more seasonal for this time of year as we head through the weekend. even into early next week, a little below seasonal levels on monday. the best chance of rain next week, widespread so

looking at some dry conditions also in the southern portions of canada. but we do have a low-pressure system that's rolling into the pacific northwest. that's going to bring some rain, potentially even snowfall in the higher elevations. another low bringing rain again for the carolinas. hopefully by the time we go into the middle of the week, we'll see a drier weather pattern. but another couple of days of rain expected for the carolinas as we go throughout the day monday and tuesday. hope you have a good day wherever you are. here's your extended outlook. >>> visit our website for feature stories and special reports. also at the top of th hour is "newsroom tokyo." ú >> time for 60 minutes live around the world. these are the headlines. in burma's historic election are starting to come in. 15 out of 16ns seats declared so far. guaranteed atary quarter of the seats no matter what, the country's future is unclear.

it's bringing a little bit of snow far north minnesota and parts of ontario and southern areas of canada. really, this thing's wound up like a spinning top. right across the great lakes, pushing this cold front through it. behind it, the winds are going to start to kick. so we'll get rid of the showers over the next couple of hours. expecting sunshine to develop in the afternoon. clear, breezy, colder tonight in the 40s. tomorrow's going to be a windy day even if the wind advisory goes down, we're looking at winds 30 to 35 miles per hour even here in the metro and cold enough in pennsylvania, the high country out in western maryland and west virginia, you may get a little bit of snow out of this as well. we really haven't had any yet. very late in the season for some of the high elevations not to have had snow and yet that hasn't happened. by the way, monday, wusa 9 news at 11:00, topper is going to present his winter forecast so i hope you tune in for that. looking at our forecast for the afternoon. temperatures, they get up into the low to mid-60s. a few may stay in the 50s if we again

the center has rotated up into southern canada and it's also breaking apart. so all we're seeing from it is the trailing cold front that pushes through and that's why the showers and also the days. check out the air mass. teens and 20's, that brings us highs in the 30's and 40's the next couple of days after today nighttime lows. now. futurecast will show maybe just a slight chance of a sprinkle, away. breaks of sun are beginning to develop. best chance western and northern new hampshire, even spotty areas all around the state could see a little bit of sunshine mid day and into early afternoon. when we get to the mid to the late afternoon, the system coming up along the coast continues to push the clouds back and especially in southeastern new hampshire and that's where there could be a shower or two during the nighttime hours or very late day, prior to sunset. right along eastern rockingham county and along the coast here could be fairly limited to those locations and pulls away. skies clear out and tomorrow, a lot of sunshine, but as i mentioned, very chilly

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some of the colder air following low pressure that is pushing through southern canada and pushing this cold front right through our area today. this is what we're going to be dealing with, this cold front providing the showers through your lunch hour. notice to the north and west, though, around lunchtime, we'll sunshine. notice what happens to the south, a storm system that develops and rides along the weather wounltd boundary, brings back the rain chances for southeast part of the state through the afternoon, 1 o'clock, to 3 o'clock, around 8:30 p.m., steadier rain down to southeast, north and west of boston, dryer staying cloudy, most of the precipitation off shore still enough to clip us rain. as that cold front comes on in, that rain may of transition to a few snowflakes on the back end. by monday, the system is out, temperatures are not going to recover that nicely. from 50s today, 40s tomorrow. and of course the patriots playing at home tomorrow night. it's going to be a cold one. it will be dry for travelling but if you're travelling this weekend, watch out, a few rain, possibl

today the winds are up in new england and the southern provinces of canada. as the high settles in, the windsly relax. a -- the winds will relax. a ton of sunshine from starting point to finish. monday, the high is to the north. that means the winds shift out of the southwest mild conditions and highs in the mid 60s. at the same time while we're nice and quiet on the east coast, watch what happens when i set future tracker 6 in motion across the high plains and the heartland of the nation. this is a huge to storm. they just had one across the great lakes. heavy snows on the backside of this storm. a hefty squall line. there's a tornado threat with this monday night into tuesday, look at the rainfall totals we're expecting in this part of the country. some areas over 4 inches. rain. heavy rains and strong gusty winds and cloud to ground lightning strikes thunderstorms, the whole nine yards with the system in the central part of the united states. it will travel here and get in here thursday, and be just a shadow of itself by the time it makes it to the eastern

sat light and radar, there's the high right there kind of sprawling outward along southern provinces of canadauth. the clouds are starting to bow a little bit. that's the drier air working its way in. bright and sunny in the poconos and the lehigh valley. that line will push south as the day wears on. 2:00 p.m., 3:00 p.m., 4:00 p.m., most areas will be enjoying a decent amount of sunshine, cooler, and breezy. we're seeing winds out of the n at 5 to 15 miles per hour. it's chilly, but watch what happens, once again the temperatures seesaw this time of year whatever happens on the west coast, the opposite happens on the east coast. we've been seeing the seeing saw for the last two months. we'll be seeing this cold air forced to the west and warm air to everybody east of the mississippi river. the jet stream is cooler right now, but once we get past monday we'll flood all the mild air into the eastern seaboard, cold air locked across the packed 234e689. packed northwest. no signs of that pattern changing for the first two weeks of december. 51 degrees for the lehigh valley. jersey shore, 49 degre

canada. severe weather is affecting the southern portions of the united states and a risk for floods across manyts of the eastern united states. watch out for tornadoes if you are in the carolinas, virginia, as well as georgia on your wednesday. temperatures are going to be as follows. about 20 degrees for the high in new york city, washington, d.c. as well as atlanta, but behind the cold front, chilly, 9 degrees in denver. only 2 degrees in winnipeg with a chance for snowfall. cooldown, chicago, 8 degrees for the high on thursday, cooling down to 2 degrees. you may see the first snowfall on your season on saturday. across asia, there's a tropical storm that will likely develop into a strong typhoon and could pass to the south of guam on saturday. the system will likely heads toward northwest as we go into the next several days. mostly across many parts of japan will be dry. beijing at 3 degrees with the high. snow likely on the menu on friday and snow will continue into the weekend and temperatures will drop significantly through the weekend in sapporo as well as tokyo. only 3 will be the high

that low is pushing to the north up into the southern prove -- prove -- provinces of canada. we have a small wave of low pressure developing along the front that will drift north as the front continues to slide through. we'll allow for wet weather along the shoreline. you'll get 20 miles inland you will not see anything at all. along the coast expect to see showers today. the surface maps looks like. frontal system comes through it will be breesy and we have the -- breezy, we have the possibility of higher gusts. the winds will relax a little bit tomorrow but it will be cold with high temperatures struggling to get up to 44 or 45 in the city. north and west you're not getting up to 44, 45 tomorrow. future tracker later today. lots of clouds across south jersey, breaks of sunshine north and west, wet weather along the shore him that will pick up in intensity, there will be a window of 1 to 3:00 p.m. or 1 to 4:00 p.m. it could come down at a good clip briefly before it work off the coast. cloudy for south jersey and the western suburbs finally everything pulling away later this

canada. the couple of southern spots today that get up near 50 degrees in the afternoon. we do it all over again tonight. we drop back in the teens. temperatures tomorrow with similar amounts of sunshine and a fairly light reason -- breeze do start to get up to either side of 50 in southern parts of the state. it looks like rainfall chances for thursday afternoon and thursday night before wrapping up sometime friday morning. as the breeze picks up, that is the cooler air we will have around for the weekend. a few flakes are possible on sunday. nothing that is expected to statewide? kevin: conversational. sean: conversational snow. the place? we will stay tuned tuned. we do want to check our top stories. ray: the governor is calling on the u.s. government to stop a plan to bring syrian refugees to the country unless the vetting process is fully established and as strong as possible. the fact that the governor is aligning herself with republicans on this issue is not sitting well with members of her own party. erin: nathaniel kibby is expected to be in court today. he is ac

another system to the north and west bringing snow to southern portions of canada. temperatures waking up, it is a cool start, snow on the ground for many locations across the midwest. southern wisconsin received a lot of snow and so did chicago. temperatures there only in the teens. mostly rain in st. louis out of this system, 24 degrees their temperature right now. thankfully no snow around for the next several days, today's high 33. tomorrow we're back in the upper 30's. tuesday, wanting fog, back in the sunshine -- morning fog, back in the sunshine. alyx: these cold temperatures hanging around, mean more people are going to homeless shelters. officials at central iowa shelter and services says more than 200 people were here during friday's storm. that's an overflow of about 50 people. this shelter does run 24/7, and workers say they don't turn anyone away, even if the beds are full. right now they're in need of winter coats, gloves, men's jeans and other warm wear. >> there's always a need. we have so many people coming through here, we want to help everybody and

southern border. and now we figure out canada is going to take in 10,000 refugees by the end of the year. >> they wereing to take 25, they cut it down. >> the other 15 will happen by february. >> they're not taking men in canada. they're one up on us there. juan, you have william bradford, invites the indians over for thanksgiving. he's the bad guy. all right? but these risky guys from syria, these iraqi refugees and the somalis, we don't have anything to worry about these guys with? >> are you laugh-challenged, do you know the guy, i think not a very good attempt at humor? >> then he's comedy challenged. >> he was trying. but i think dana is on to something. it's kind of you know the british always looking down their nose at us silly americans. but that's what he was trying to do. i think it was a missed shot. i will say we have to not allow them to extend this attitude towards that flying fat man known as santa. we want him to come over. >> that's not nice. >> very sizist. >> that's mean. >> santa is a hard. that's what i said we want him to come, we want him to bring the gifts. >> you're not gettin

canada. a change in that jet stream. it dips all the way to southern california. and we will feel some of the coldest air we've had so far this season. and probably the most snow we've had also. as we take a look at the forecast for the sierra, look at ki kingvael, 18 inches possible. and heavenly about 5 inches of snow. so after that it will be cool with highs only reaching into the mid to upper 50s, a lot of sunshine. and once again those nighttime temperatures is when it will be coldest especially in the valleys. and we're looking at some widespread freezes. this weekend you're going shopping, you're trying to get started with the christmas shopping there. it will only be in the mid-50s. so not much of a warm up into the next several days getting ready for that cool air to move in once again tomorrow. it looks like as you can see at the bottom of your screen it stays in the 50s all throughout the week. so get ready for that time to drag out that heavy coat. you'll be putting it to use for the next several days, scott and kris. >> kari, thanks. >> we'll be right

canada, from mexico. the cold air in place that's really driving into the southern plains. and ice storm warning for texas through tomorrow. and rain on top of the it. that's where the ice, snow just a little bit further of that. and little rock, st. louis, and some potential for flooding there. could see another eight inches, and that's going to cause problems in an already saturated area. and ice stretches from lubbock through oklahoma city. and to the west, california, the coldest night of the year. freeze watches as far south, just east of san diego. >>> and to a story that sparked o outrage in chicago, the brutal killing of tyshawn lee, shot execution style. alex perez has the latest. >> reporter: tonight, this man, 27-year-old corey johnson, charged with first degree murder in the execution style shooting of little tyshawn lee. >> it was an act of barbarism, the assassination of a 9-year-old child. >> reporter: authorities revealing chilling details. the cold-blooded shooting november 2nd, gang retaliation. investigators say the 9-year-old, who loved to play basketbal

area of low pressure right here coming across canada also area of high pressure down in southern ohio river valley area. pressure and difference between area of low and high pressure is driving up winds and see a winds did i day out there with winds coming in that are beginning to turn more northwesterly with time and winds coming through 15 to 25 gusts miles per hour. but gusting 30 to 40 american, and we will see cooler temps into town it as well because of a northwest wind. windy, 53 your 9:00 temperature. 57 by noon that is where we speak out and should slide it down. cooler air as tts day goationz on. tomorrow 50 for a high. windy then. breezy aside we head into sunday. and then our temps climb up a little bit for you to low to mid-60s here bit middle of next week. shower chances if maybe into we wednesday, thursday. ines rosales we're up to 6:00 what's it look like on the roads there ines? >> not looking good. problems with the george washington bridge. checking in on new jersey things fine in morris county no problem on 80 or or 287 a look at the l.i.i. beautiful sunrise, no pr

vonnie: canada's second-largest railroad looking at a takeover of norfolk southern.orfolk have had preliminary talks. it estimated value of $24 billion. h&m storestailer -- in the u.s. will close on the holiday for the first time. rei says it will not open on black friday. animal rights groups say seaworld ending orca shows this not go far enough. they say they will be displayed in a natural setting. activist say the whales should be released. whale killed the trainer five years ago. francine: thank you so much. now, let's get back to richard haass. we have been talking about the middle east. we will go back to richard haass in a second. let's go to bloomberg with david westin. with a great interview. we will go with stephanie ruhle on the credit squeeze ceo. david: we welcome you to bloomberg to interview tidjane thiam, the ceo of credit suisse. we have mary jo white, the head of the sec. we have christine todd whitman, the former governor of new jersey and the spokesperson for the nuclear industry. if that is not enough we will talk about president obama'

inie: the second-biggest canada is taking over norfolk southern.onsolidation in the rail industry. norfolk southern valley at -- valued at about $20 billion. a disclaimer, talks may not progress or lead to a deal. look at the numbers of canadian pacific behind me surging eared actually, i'm not seeing canadian pacific surge on my bloomberg terminal, oddly. but i am seeing norfolk southern shares surging. oh, because i'm looking at the wrong stock. believe what you see up there. cnp, which wast centerpoint energy. alix: and i should point out that they are the largest holder of canadian pacific -- that pushing square is the largest holder of canadian pacific. it is definitely a boon for pershing square. and it has been a boon over the longer term. although canadian pacific is down this year so far, but in the longer term, activity in the railroads has worked out better until now. scarlet: canadian pacific has not made a lot of acquisitions. steel care in for december -- in september of 2015. and prior to that, 2007 for minnesota and eastern rail for

more business .ews at bloomberg.com the second biggs railroad in canada is said to be considering a takeover of u.s. carrier norfolk southernthey have already held early stage merger talks with the virginia aced company. shares are higher on the news. pamelato bring in richard with more from the toronto stock exchange. this would be a merger of two giants in the railroad industry. give us the details on what we know so far. >> it is preliminary. the information that bloomberg has acquired is that they are in talks and financing is being raised. but this is a sensitive area, regulators are sensitive to the fact that there are four national railroads in the united states and two in canada. consolidation has been a touchy subject. pacific made a run for csx last year and it was struck down by regulators. but certainly it is a topic that ,s supply perhaps increases perhaps the regulations need to be updated. that is the thinking coming from cp. canadian national is the larger of the two canadian pacific railroad is smaller than norfolk southern. challengeshave a few in raising this type of money and capital that it needs to tak

norfolk southern was $83 and change tooling along here down along with the rest of the transports. suddenly news report came out on bloomberg that canadaas considering a takeover of norfolk southern. we have not confirmed this. the companies have said nothing about this so bear that in mind. the stock was briefly halted. good volume up about 11%. canada pacific also up about 4% on that news as well. it's been overall fairly -- there you see the move. it's been overall a fair ll llyh day. we're down 200 points. this is the roughest day we've had in the last five weeks. the important thing, higher rate worries is the main issue for the markets. on top of that the global economy is still weak. china didn't have good numbers overnight as well. remember, stocks are a little on the overbought side right now. the other big story today, department stores are getting hit bad. generally negative comments from jpmorgan about earnings coming out. all the big names, jpmorgan and some of the other names will be reporting. nordstrom, dill lard's, all after the close in several days from now. the most important thing is they've generally been having w

any time we see a track west and north of us and back up to canada that is a warm track for us in southern new england. it's been creating a lot of problems other parts of the country with that. tuesday we cloud things up. tuesday night the rain starts to work in. scattered down pours in there. wide spread down pours overnight tuesday and wednesday. there may will be lulls here and there. wet weather to continue at times on wednesday. 42 top 47 this afternoon. mostly sunny skies. losing the cloud cover as we gain the sunshine back. losing mild air we had over the last couple of days. winds turn more out of the northeast down through isolated rain or snow shower across the cape. boston 30 degrees felt north and west of boston 20 to 25. that's a range in temperatures. 20 to 35 as the range. wide spread temperature ranges here from the cape and the islands all the way to the merrimack valley. partly sunny tomorrow. cold day. couple degrees either side of 40 40. and then moderate back to the average on tuesday. clouding upop tuesday. most of the rain falling at night into wednesday. dry is out

canada and the st. lawrence river valley. we are on the southern end so we will see sunshine all whole lot sooner. the wind speeds in this model show sustained wind speeds, not what the gusts are. a one minute average wind speed will still be about 20 miles per hour tomorrow afternoon. wind will be gusting through tomorrow afternoon and saturday evening that there will be -- they will be a little diminished. temperatures will be a whole lot cooler. tomorrow we will be around 60 which is nice. strong, gusty winds throughout the day. over the next seven days the chilly air arrives. breezy and sunny but highs only about 53 degrees. sunday looks great. monday, tuesday the same story. plot the sun but a deliberate warming trend gets underway monday through friday of next week. a chance of rain will be thursday. 66 and a 30% chance. i will guess with highs of 66 we have 0% chance of snow. [laughter] a bold forecast. leon: the u.s. capitol's christmas tree is making its cross-country trip to d.c. alison: also, we still have thanksgiving before been get to christmas. find out while you will be paying -- w

covered in the southern half african nation this is a big mining company from canada says they cannotfor the value line action too big for computer analysis to figure out the do it some analysts say the 1100. gem for $66 million freight plane lifted this tiger has defended his food the tiger goat named to more live in the same russian safari park tiger did not eat the little film which was presented as a meal and they really like each other go for walks they share the same sleeping area the goat even chairs the tire is flat at night the tight as a manned flight have company. >> diane: behalf of frost and freeze advisory in effect 11:00 p.m. till 9:00 a.m. tomorrow morning and with that said temperatures will drop to 20 and some cases settle at 50 degrees for dayton hudson the 52 there were clouds rolling in and that will certainly give us a chance of rain showers even then to cut its temperature is 66 on average call with analysts. please take care plan to cut the specially. thank you for joining us connected kron4news-dot-com a look at the gorgeous tree in union square in san francis

southern border we now have to worry about the northern border, too. i'm eric bolling. welcome to "cashin' in." our panel will join us in a little bit. thanks, canada. some americans are now concerns refugee s and possibly terrorist wills sneak across the northern border. is this a legit concern? >> absolutely. they say we shouldn't be concerned because they won't let in young men -- just women, children, families. i don't know where they get the idea that only young men regina isis. isis has been successful el in luring young women to be in isis. if you look, many of them -- especially in minnesota are refugees or children of receive -- refugees. >>> now we have to worry about the northern border? that's porous, too. >> i think you guys are not only fear mongers. you're like chicken little. oh, my god. the canadians! the skies are falling. the canadians are falling. germany has taken 90,000, 90 #,000, something. france had a recent attack. >> that worked out very well, juan. >> you know, again you interrupt and say something that none of the people that attacked were refugees. >> one of them pretended to be a refugee. he had a fake passport. >> did

southern. according to reports the two freight railroads have held preliminary talks with cp starting to raise funding for a deal that can raise millions. since canada's number two railroads, csx, went off the tracks a year ago. hunter harrison has pushed for consolidatn. arguing it would reduce congestion, particularly in chicago a notorious bottleneck and improve service. analysts say it could spur growth and that at a time when environment, the muted gdp environment that we live in today and could live in for many type of role in this. the reality of it is is that it's very difficult to grow the top line in an environment lik. >> a deal between canadian pacific and norfolk certain would create a transcontinental railroad with little overlap and almost 35,000 miles of track, stretching from vancouver, canada, all the but some have questioned whether major rail activity is even viable. including norfolk ceo jim squires who suggested earlier this year that transcontinental merger could be quote a mistake. >> step one is getting the norfolk southern board to agree that this is a good id. hunter harrison and cp i think correctly figured that they can't

mid to late morning and more so this afternoon as an area of low pressure in canada really whipping a cool front through southern new england quickly. ironically enough it's a cool front on the map but no cool air behind this weather system. it's warm out there right now. upper 50s. close to 60. boston 55. norwood 59. worcester 53. fitchburg 54. frizz factor, there's humidity with that rain and mild temps so we'll put it into the wavy category. for the day, clearing skies with temperatures upper 50s and then backing up a little bit by mid afternoon into the mid 50s. i would grab a jacket or sweater because after 3:00 or 4:00, about the time work lets out, it will really begin to cool off. temps this evening into the 40s. tonight clear, low chilly. 41 to 46. another cool front on sunday. so tomorrow a mix of clouds and sunshine. temps tomorrow in the upper 40s. sunday there could be sprinkles with that second cold front. low 50s. much of next week looking good on monday. mostly sunny skies. mid 40s. thanksgiving, lots of sunshine. there's tom turkey shaking his moneymaker. 53 next thursday. >> nancy: thank you, j