that for a time in the spring of 2016 he was the assistant junior varsity soccer coach at west springfield high school. tonight, parents who did not want to be identified said that renzo garcia was snap chatting with her daughter. she between a 29-year-old man and a minor, by its very nature, should not be happening. >> i think it's inappropriate and i don't think anybody that in that age should be doing that. jay: garcia taught martial arts at this school in chantilly. one person said he is beloved and found the allegations hard polite. they love him. jay: multiple parents also told me renzo garcia davila lost his job as the assistant jv soccer coach from west springfield high school. we are waiting to hear back from a spokesperson as to his work history there. jonathan: montgomery county police are looking for vandals who painted and obscene graffiti outside of an elementary school. members of a jewish congregation meet at the school and are the ones who discover the graffiti sunday morning. michelle: a fire at a church that doubles as a preschool in arlington. this is on columbia pike, sunsh

prizes to those students who have made outstanding achievements during their junior year at springfield high. now our first award our first award goes to the student who has attained the highest scholastic record as well as demonstrated the most scholarly attitude miss jenny novacek. (clapping) - i'm very thrilled to have won this award, and i consider it a very great honor, and i'll try very hard to be worthy of it. an overwhelming surprise that i'm at a loss for words. i'm reminded of those immortal words by william cullen bryant. - both boys so far had on coats. i think bud better have his too. here, kathy, take it to him. - oh. - and his tie and collar too. he can stand the heat that long. - my feelings of gratitude in fact, i feel like the little boy -- - listen to that windbag ray. i'm just going to say whatever pops into my mind. what a phony! - bud, mommy says you should put these on so you'll look decent. what's the matter, your feet hurt? - no, my feet don't hurt. go back and sit down. - but seriously, i am very appreciative - thank you, ray. - the old windbag is finally through. w

the action cam was at springfield high school for the annual turkey game. they faced off in a flag football tournament for turkey fund, it helps to provide meals to people in need and year round financial assistance. >> more ahead on "action news" at noon, a safety alert for minivan drivers, the problem that led toyota to issue another recall. and a wildly popular video games is putting more soldiers in lead roles. "action news" will be right back. >> all right we have temperatures in the 40s right now, so a little bit chilly and not as much wind as yesterday. i'll have your afternoon call. and get you right through the holiday weekend that is just ahead. >>> in detroit a wayne state university police officer was shot in the head while on patrol near campus. he is now out of surgery and remains in grave condition this noon. authorities say that colin rose radios to say he was about to speak to someone about thefts of navigation systems of vehicles, officers arrived to find rose injured on the ground and detroit investigators were speaking to a person of int

. >> reporter: it is second annual turkey games for springfield high school, meet the student who started it all and why he hosts this traditional event will pass on forever. >>> doug pederson and nelson agholor their conversation and what the eagles head coach plans to do with his struggling wide receiver, sports coming up >>> nelson agholor. coach pederson felt a conversation was necessary after agholor's game in the salt and his eye brow raising, post game, comments. agholor said that he did his own head at this point. after the meeting the question is, will he play monday night against green bay? >> i just got to see from his standpoint like, you know, how he handles this week. this will be a big week. how he handles it mentally, how he reacts with his team hates and how he reacts on the practice field with the things that have sort of, you know, fallen in his lap. so it is just how well he respond. >> so wait and see approach. agholor struggling at a time when eagles need a play maker on the outside. on sunday he dropped a 25-yard pass pie carson wentz but rookie qb is encouraging th

. >> we are live at springfield high school in delaware county tonight, they take on great valley inriday football frenzy game of the week. playoff game. so, one team season will come to an end. i will have the highlights from this game, several other playoff games tonight at 11:00 right here on cbs-3. >> i remember those days in high school, like it is the last one. got to see the last one. >> i know, the memories, never forget. thanks, leslie, appreciate it. when we come back a sign of the season hard at work in philadelphia. >> when and where you will soon be seeing the fruit of their labor. will your business be ready when growth presents itself? american express open cards can help you take on a new job, or fill a big order or expand your office and take on whatever comes next. find out how american express cards and services can help prepare you for growth at open.com. find out how american express cards and services fios is not cable. we're wired differently. that means incredibly fast 150 meg internet for the holidays. so in the 3.7 seconds it takes gary watson to beat the lo

and the action cam was at springfield high school. for the turkey game. more than 100 people kicked off the for school district turkey fund they provide meals to families in need and year round financial assistance. >>> that does it for "action news" at 4:00, for alicia vitarelli and sharrie williams. join me for a full news of "action news" at 10:00. >> the whole thing, this whole thing. enough of it. >> now, here is rick with a look at what is coming up at 5:00. >> hey guys thank you. coming up next on "action news" at 5:00 tonight. it's one of busiest travel days of the year and we have team coverage tracking troubles that may pop up around the delaware valley and the fees the ppa is cutting back on for the holiday in hopes of coaxing shoppers into the city on the weekends. >> and meet jet, one the dogs up for adoption this weekend in the burlington county animal shelter paws for the holidays. i'm nora muchanic i'll have the details coming up next on "action news." those stories and more next at 5:00. >>> "action news" delaware valley's leading news pr

he was the only boy at springfield high that could hold a peanut between his toes and turn a handspring at the same time without losing it. bud, we are discussing the subject of poetry, not claude messner's toes. your little sister has brought honor and fame to all of us, and this may be just the beginning. next will be short stories, then a novel. she'll be famous, recognized the world over. i can see it now -- quiet, secluded. people will drive by, point to it, and say, "there lives kathleen louise anderson." well, what do you say to that? how soon do you think she can move out? you don't seem to realize that this is a memorable occasion. in fact, i think it calls for a celebration. i know. tomorrow being thanksgiving, instead of eating here, we'll have our thanksgiving dinner at the most expensive restaurant in town. not eat here?! the littles are having a 15-pound turkey for their dinner. jim, i've already ordered ours. cancel it, margaret. we'll have a party with no fuss, no muss, and kathy will be our guest of honor. suppose they don't have turkey. it's thanksgiving. of course the

by this afternoon we will soar into the lower 80s in lamar and springfield. 60s in the high country and out to the west as well. soak it in if you're a summer lover, today is your day because that big change-up arrives tomorrow. a little bit of light snowfall toward crested butte but i will zoom out on hd doppler 9 and you can see the storm system and the cold front pushing into idaho, wyoming, utah, nevada bringing them snowfall. temperatures not cooling off all that much, in the mid-30s with those winds continuing. 40s for southeastern colorado and low 30s up in the high country. there's the storm system out in the inland mountain west. that finally rolls through by tomorrow, dragging the cold front along with it and, of course, the cooler temperatures too. futurecast not really showing all that much through this evening, just that cloud deck, sitting over the state. by tomorrow morning that drive into work or school, i don't think we will have any issues. the storm still sitting out to the west, producing a little mountains and then by 5:00, 6:00 that's when it finally hops over the

pope high school in springfield announced a plaza in the school's new campus will be for gunnery sergeant thomas sullivan. one of five people killed in the attacks in chattanooga in 2014. >>> hillary clinton spotted for the first time since her devastated loss. details of the chance encounter between one woman and the >>> and backlash at clinton's >>> and backlash at clinton's alma mater. students from another alma mater. at longhorn, tonight's special: great steak pairings. a center cut sirloin with a choice of bacon-wrapped shrimp, you can't fake steak. >>> now at 4:30, chaos erupting across the country in the early morning hours. breaking news oregon where anti-trump protesters have spiraled out of control and adults are rushed to the hospital. details of the investigation under way this morning. >>> a man facing charges accused of trying to talk his way into the house by lying about his job. how his real jock may have played a part in the scheme. >>> complete new england news coverage starts right now. this is the fox25 morning news. >> good morning, it is 4:30 on this friday, novembe

pierre garcon and chris baker were at highs on oh -- paisano's pizzeria in springfield. we will have much more on the redskins win coming up in sports. jonathan: hard way that kids are an increasing target of identity theft. how you can protect your family and a special 7 on your side report. steve: and the wind is finally beginning to ease a little bit. nighttime lows eventually fall into the 20's and 30's. ? think of your fellow man. ? ? lend him a helping hand. ? ? put a little love in your heart. ? ? take a good look around... ? ? ...and if you're lookin' down, ? ? put a little love in your heart. ? ? in your heart. ? (avo) the subaru share the love event is happening now and will have given ninety million dollars steve: the wind is finally beginning to ease a little bit. tomorrow will be warmer, upper 40's, near 50. high temperatures in the upper 40's, near 50 degrees. thanksgiving day looking at daytime highs only in the middle 50's. may have a morning shower, but should not amount to a whole lot, under mostly cloudy skies. clearing skies later in the afternoon. af

pope high school in springfield say a new campus named for sullivan who would be a killed in the attacks. a 1990 graduate of pope francis high school. >>> today is veterans day and businesses are doing their part to help the men and women fighting to their country. veterans can get free admission and discounts at zoos, restaurants and stores. their own discount. you can find a. list of veterans day deals on our web site at fox25boston.com. >>> all right, we are -- at 5:49 on this veterans day. a lot of people enjoying the holiday. hopefully will get an opportunity to get out and attend a veterans day event in the community. >> a lot of kids for school today and looks like nice and windy. >> i think wind is our biggest concern. a front coming through. and not the case. wind will be our biggest issue out there, and once we get into the afternoon straight through tomorrow morning, a wind advisory is going into effect for the cape. sustained northwest winds 20 to 30. gusts to 40 miles per hour. it is going to be incredibly windblown across the region today. the air is just so dry that even a

pope francis high school in springfield will be sergeant thomas sullivan. one of the five airman killed. he was a 1994 graduate of that school. >>> a man accused of setting off bombs in new jersey and new york is facing a judge today on terrorism charges. he did not enter a plea today in new york district court in manhattan. previously pleaded not guilty to a shoot out with police officers. he is accused of setting off a pipe bomb during a charity race two pressure cooker bombs in new york city. one of those exploded injuring 30 people. >> also new at 4:00, a new hampshire woman charged with throwing a can of alcohol at a police officer. 33-year-old christie chapman stole two cans of twisted tea from a cumberland farms store yesterday morning. an officer spotted her a few minutes later and tried to arrest her. police say she threw one of the cans into the officer's face. we're told the officer wasn't hurt. >>> a judge statements by former high school classmate to kill himself can be used in her trial. lawyers for michelle carter of plainville wanted the jud

then on thursday there will behe another meeting set for 6:30:3 at lee high school in springfield. >> time now is 5:50.ime nois 5 let's take a look at theat stories you're engaging withg the most this morning on social media. >> maureen is standing be ymo withy our realtime news tracker. track >> good morning, guys. first up giving hope to hiv researchers e and patients.ie today in south africa a thousands of volunteers will participate in a full scalee human trial that officials areia calling the largest and most advanced to day.to d four years ago a test vaccinet c exposed a previously unknown vulnerability in the virus.. so now scientists beganientist exploiting it to reformulate the drug.th drug. >>> if all goes well it wouldweo be historic for hiv research.ea. >>> next up the nestle bottledet water company wants towacomp increase the amount of groundron state of michigan from 160 gallons per point inoi 400 gallons per minutes.s per m. michigan's environmentalchig agency hasn't approved the hasnv request but state conservationists may seek toeekt block that move.ock th they sued n

springfield times. i'd like to get a story on the high school junior class picnic. bud: well, i assigned nancy crail and barbara shane to get food, dutch miller to line up the entertainment, frank dennis for transportation, and earl paige to arrange for the park, ?4 dick harvey to get the refreshments. yes, it's going to be on saturday. blonde woman: you certainly seem to have it organized, mr. derson. thank you very much. itehat' alrigh goodb. th was the naper. planning to run a big story on me, i guess. say, dad, how old were you when you found out you were an executive? jim: i don't know. when it comes it will hit you just like that. incidentally, outside the house i am known as mr. anderson. jim: honey, are you sure that's our bud, the shrinking violet margaret: you wanted him to try his wings. in the middle of the kitchen? jim: good morning, kids. betty: good morning, father. kathy: good morning, daddy. bud: here's the story! plans for saturday's junior class picnic are speedily taking shape under the expert guidance of james anderson junior, who was chosen yes

high clouds around. lows in the mid 40s, low 50s arouud springfield now toward highlands ranch is over toward evergreen. coldest temperature on the front range 28. most of the mountains above freezing tonight. statewide, cooler amateurs in greeley and out toward lyman. chile at gunnison and alamosa, the dry air in the mountain valleys. tommrrow, we start to see the very beginning of the storm moving into the west in the he stays dry all day tomorrow. with increasing wins, fire don't have any advisories in %- effect but we're not far from mid-80s of the southeast, cc and 50s expected in the mountains. front range numbers tomorrow and the king's work area, 50s and low 60s expected in the mountains. clear, mild, for that. the record is 77 and 1941, we tie that. things start to change, here comes the front tomorrow evening at six. watches it is across the state coming across the state most of the moisture in amounts would get a quick burs snow and then it pushes long gone by friday. the seven-day forecast we look at the snowfall, not going to be a lot for us, maybe enough to make it the first snowfall in de

hyannis at a high of 50 degrees this morning. springfield at 37. that's the max temperature we'll see for today, especially as those winds start to pick up. we'll see winds being sustained at about 23 miles per hour with gusts c wind gusts up to 50 miles per hour. can't be ruled out. so for today, we have a cool rain and windy conditions pushing in. snow mainly west. however, we could see a few snowflakes even in the lower elevations eastward moving toward boston as we head into the forecast tonight and into early tomorrow morning. likely nothing that will accumulate. temperatures this afternoon in the mid to upper 40's. that's mainly because we're in this very cold flow behind this storm system pushing into the area. gusty winds staying in place. well. high pressure inching toward our area as we move toward tuesday. and that is really key for keeping things dry for the key travel days on tuesday and wednesday. we'll stay nice and sunny for those days until the next rainfall approaches for thanksgiving day. here's the heaviest accumulations of snow

springfield. aspen hill at 56 degrees. as we go through the afternoon, sunshine continues with temperatures climbing. high temperatures will arrive at 2:00. light wind around the area. temperatures will drop tonight but it won't be bitterly cold. temperatures hike tomorrow with the wind to the southwest. so unseasonably warm air on tomorrow and saturday. then we look ahead to the weekend. we are still on track to have partly sunny skies through a good portion of saturday. anytime after 2:00 or 3:00, a cold front associated with the storm out west will comelo sunday, cold air rushes in. partly cloudy with windy and high temperatures at 46 degrees. 800 feet up in the clouds or higher there could be snow flurries falling out of this to make their way to the ground. it won't be a big deal but it could officially be the first snowflakes for us. to see real snowflakes, you inch of snow in pittsburgh. in the mountains, 2.7 inches. more snow to the west. so will be the first taste of winter. we will get gusty wind and cooler temperatures so it lets get out your notepad and check out the next 10 days. 61 today. 68

high school football. academy park at springfield, in the quarterfinals for the playoffs.my park with the ball hand off to desean miller finds hole, and gone for the touchdown. academy park deep springfield 24 to 18. will advance to the semifinals. that's all for sports, i'm lesley van arsdall, have a great day. >> and still ahead here on "eyewitness news": a shooting involving a philadelphia police officer leaves a suspect and an innocent bystander wounded. we'll have the latest on the investigation. >> also ahead, more on the e cigarette exploded in his pocket. he had hoped to spend thanksgiving with his mother, but instead ended up in the hospital. we'll be right back. >> live from philadelphia. this is cbs-3 "eyewitness news" this morning. >>> breaking news this morning. former cuban leader fidel castro has died. we take a look back at his life and reaction from cuban americans this morning. >> a police involved shooting on the streets in kensington. one suspect and an innocent bystander are injured. >> and shoppers didn't get deal they wanted on "black friday" now hav

high-speed chase that same night. they are still looking for person driving this car. >>> springfield police found several dangerous drugs and 3,000 bag of heroin this weekend. police arrested christopher olivo and edgar johnson. both are facing felony drug and weapons charges. >>> months after a deadly crash on the pike, the driver accused of rear ending a hotel shuttle bus is facing charges. police found more than just >> reporter: the impact of the crash was so severe two people were ejected out of hotel shuttle and pronounced dead on the scene. now three months from the date where it happened, the marblehead man that allegedly struck and killed those innocent passengers was called to court. >> how do you plead to those offenses. >> not guilty. >> reporter: a grand jury indict him on seven counts including manslaughter for the death of joseph rodriguez and sandra the pair were here for visit to northeastern with a stud penitentiary two other passengers and the shuttle's driver had minor injuries. he had a .15 alcohol level and thc in his system, the active ingredient in marijuana. he told investigators a different sto

high school game of the week, back in delco at great valley, travels to springfield. >> there is nothingball in the fall. the weather gets cold. the kids are excited. the climate, atmosphere, terrific. >> this is huge game, every single game from this point forward is huge. >> you know, both teams are pretty bald and right now it seems to be peaking at the moment. >> i think it will be more of a grind out run the ballgame, that's what i like, i definitely like having the pressure on us, need to go run the ball, run the clock out, keep the ball away from them. >> well, we play themed two years ago in the district finals. it was very defensive battle. that's what i am expecting of this team. >> for some of these kids, this game is bigger than any before. >> going through my mind, i can't even think in school honestly. i'm just thinking this could be my last game ever on this field, this could be my last game ever as a high school football player, maybe even as a football player in general. >> once you ender playoffs, new season, but we can't worry about what the record was before or after.

high note. [ cheers and applause ] donald dockerty, big doc, choeched the st. genevieve football team for the last time today. they won their choibl game in springfield and many parents say over the years he's become a meant tore hundreds of kids. >> he helps us to be good men. >> it's been nothing but a pleasure for me and a privilege. i got to meet a lot of good kids and families over the years. >> dougherty says he'll continue to help out the team behind the team. >>> walking for a cure, hundreds of people got up early to take part in the walk to end alzheimer's at business bank park. organizers say money raised will go towards research there were more than five million americans currently living with alzheimer's disease. >>> thousands of people were channeling their inner italian stallion for the annual rocky run, it took place on the steps of the philadelphia art museum. made iconic in the movie. some runners wore their best rocky costumes for the event. got plenty of sunshine, too, erica. >> we definitely had a great day as far as sunshine was concerned. a high pressure system keeping everything high and dry. but denise the issue was a cold sta

high temperatures felt more like the 30's. tonight, 37 degrees at this hour in boston. west northwe per hour. that windchill index still holding. so is going on right now? springfield has learned dropped down to 23 degrees. there's skies, wind dying off, perfect conditions for things being chilly out there. and the storm system causing the wind for us is appearing years -- near nova scotia. this cool, dry breezes coming across the area. as this system departs, we will get rid of the wind tomorrow. sunshine tomorrow, it will feel a low bit better tomorrow than today. clear and chilly tonight. 24 to 32 degrees. then tomorrow, sunny skies, pleasant. the westerly wind is only at about 5 to 10 miles an hour. that a break it down for 6:00 a.m. called in the city and lots of sunshine. as the sunshine continues throughout the day, we see temperatures,. you also notice the cloud bank come in from the west. this is late in the day, for clock in the afternoon. more cloud cover. by tuesday, we are talking about some rain in the forecast. high pressure is in control tomorrow. as this system comes in from the west, it is dragging warm air with it. here comes some rain. it is pos

high school football season is coming to an even. just two weeks left. here are your choices for game of the week, lasalle at st. joes prep, springfield delco at great will valley, springford at thort pen. go to cbs philly.com/frenzy and vote. we will announce winner tomorrow. log on to your phone and vote while you are standing on line to vote. >> a lot of roth early, vote often. >> same here. >> thanks, buddy. >> thanks, don. >>> take a look at this, isn't he cute? >> thanks, nicole. i didn't know you cared -- you are talking about the puppy. >> my bad. >> up next, find out how these dogs are keeping, people destressed, this election day. we will be right back. >> you y i've got a nice long life ahead. big plans. so when i found out medicare doesn't pay all my medical expenses, i got a medicare supplement insurance plan. [ male announcer ] if you're eligible for medicare, you may know it only covers about 80% of your part b medical expenses. the rest is up to you. call now and find out about an aarp medicare supplement insurance plan, insured by unitedhealthcare insurance company. like all standardized medicare supplement insurance

high quality hughes i can and videos, equally important. the smithsonian is honoring okay, go with the ingenuity award. again, you can see okay go with guests, danny devito and max springfield on the late show with stephen colbert at 11:35 tonight immediately following cbs-3 "eyewitness news" at 11:00. >> okay, go. >> okay, go. >> i will say danny devito, one of of my favorite shows, always sunny in philadelphia and max green field, i love that show new girl. >> but, it is a tall order. but with that said, okay get lets see what the weather has up its sleeves. we have snow. okay, this isn't natural snow. >> no. >> this is hand made, that is right, as we take you up here to jack frost big boulder, ski lovers i know you love seeing these shots so we will continue to bring them to you as long as it is cold and it looks like it will be over the next couple of whose, obviously we can expect to see plenty of fresh outer manmade or mother nature made being put out on to the slopes here. it is looking like you height be able to hit the slopes perhaps this weekend if that is your thing. eyewitness weather watchers are checking in with some chills. we have had nice clear skies, overn

springfield. five people on board are hurt. though minor, investigators trying to figure out what went wrong. >>> let's get to the philadelphia eagles. birds got a big win. a statement really against the high flying atlanta falcons, eagles trying to stop losing three straight and wanted to stay unbeaten >> with fans on their side along with an unas you know hero they pulled off the upset. sean bell is in the studio with more on the battle of the birds, sean >> they really needed this one in the worst way, coming off a two-game losing streak, the eagles played like a totally different team today. they seemed to really struggle. at home. the eagles looked like they can beat anyone and that was clear on first drive to have the game after stopping the falcons on their first drive, eagles marched right back down the field and scored on a ryan matthews four-year-old td, start out in front. skip to the third quarter, defense held the falcons all game, the oldest mckevin bites and taylor finds himself, the falcons take a 15-13 lead but the eagles come right back. matthews was in the dog house before. two tds on the day, 109 yards on the ground, eagles go up 24-15, atlanta with the last chance, mck

high one going down the field, coming down the three yard line and davids takes it. jim: this just came for you, delivered from the drug store. betty: i didn't order anything. ted: springfield comes out of the huddle. warren is wide and the ball is about to be snapped. here it is with davis fading back to the endzone he throws a long forward pass at merle orkin and orkin has it! bud: muley did it, he got it! ted: he's off for the races, he's on the forty yard line, down to the thirty yard line, and there two of the sheraton tigers are after him. as he runs down he goes to the twenty yard line to the ten yard line, and he continues over for a touchdown! bud: how do you like that? guy went all the way! i told you that guy's great! listen to the crowd, they're yelling for muley. betty: candy, i wonder who sent it? jim: here. "to betty with cherished affection jim: that's a very nice sentiment. betty: cherished affection? bud: that means your his girl. betty: i am not! bud: do you know who made four touchdowns? margaret: i could never guess. bud: good ol' muley. that guy was all over the field. he was catching passes, he was intercepting passes, he was running, he was doing eve

springfield at 49 degrees. we will see things move up regionwide as we move through the afternoon as clouds clear out for the morning. climbing up into the 50's. high-pressure today but we do have some rain for later this week. antoinette: we want to get you zealand. doug: an earthquake rocking the christchurch area. it was so powerful that it generated a tsunami. the first waves crashing in on self island. >> we certainly experience a lot of earthquakes down here. what was different is the duration of the quake. doug: told to move to higher ground immediately. over 200 buildings are damaged. that same area was rocked by a quake in 2011 killing 180 five people. we will keep you updated throughout the morning. boston police investigating a deadly shooting in dorchester. police got a call yesterday for one person shot on ames street. they found two victims at the scene. these victims. anyone with any information is asked to call police. antoinette: the man found shot in the woods in easton has died. daniel smith died at brigham and women's hospital. he is found by two boys on wednesday. he had been living in florida recently and investigators are ask

springfield at 28 degrees. downtown boston not quite as chilly. we're sitting at 36 degrees. moving out toward plymouth, 28 for this morning. for the highs today, we will be crossing into the 50's. mid 50's high in downtown boston. moving out toward worcester, just about 50 degrees. not quite a we'll have a nice light breeze in place, a mix of sun and clouds until things cool down tomorrow. futurecast showing some of those clouds skirting through this morning. enough sun to warm temperatures up rather quickly. even though we're down to the 20's this early morning, by the late morning to afternoon, you'll see those temperatures start to spike rather quickly. by 1:00, there's that mix of sun and clouds. that will get temperatures into clouds will start to move back into the area. that's something that will likely stick in as we move into late tonight and sunday morning. we're keeping an eye on this. this is hinting at that shift in wind direction which could not only produce clouds especially along the coast. it could even produce a sprinkle or two. and that is something we're watching especially as we move out toward the cape as we see th

high pressure. portland, 66, 11 degrees above average in billings. springfield, 62, chicago, 17 degrees above average. tomorrow election day, lots of warmth with the exception of the continues. looking at toss-up states, how about utah? see what the weather is looking like there. again, not that bad, expecting to see plenty of sunshine and temperatures in to the 60s and 70s, and north carolina, another toss-up state, beautiful weather, upper sunshine, low 60s to upper 70s. that's what's happening in your neck of the woods. >> i'm meteorologist, chuck morning. nice to have that sunlight at 5:01 p.m. temperatures in the mitts 30s to 40s. you will definitely need your warm coat. next two days, not bad. dry weather for election day, chance for showers wednesday and noticeaby cooler weather by the weekend. >> the latest election day weather, check out our friends >> good advice, al. >>> coming up, here's a wedding trend coming up and if you're a guest at that wedding you may not like it. >>> a final take on one of the most heated and ugh gloi presidential races ever

springfield right now.an point because we have those winds in effect. the wind-chill factor making things feel like they're in the 20's. that's a factor even into the afternoon. highs hiding the mid 40's but feeling like the 30's. so we'll see that as a factor even into the evening as well. the main reason for breezy conditions is that storm system off the atlantic really close to with these so close in proximity, we so those gusty winds ushering right through the middle of those systems, bringing in that cool canadian air and also bringing breezy conditions throughout the day and heading into the forecast tonight. cool, dry and quiet. tomorrow high pressure moves back in overhead. a storm system heading our way tuesday actually looks to bring a warm-up into the region. that's something we're seeing with our seven-day forecast as we initially start off in the 40's. that's the case for your monday. but that w the next chance of rain as we head into wednesday and thursday. there's the track of the system. we actually have that moving in from the west. several ways of low pressure moving up the coast will bring several rounds of rainfall. we kick it off on tuesday nig

springfield township, burlington county. there are injuries on the scene. watch for that big issue. the other major issue, the strike all kind of problems with regional rails, ten minute delays, chestnut hill line, norristown high normal after a disabled train. >> annie mccormick has been following the effort to end the strike, she joins us live in center city with deployment after last night and what -- deployment after last night and disappointment after last night and now talks are expected to resume this morning. the chairman of the septa board released a statement it's the first time we've heard from septa during the negotiations. he said a strike should be the last resort and urgency on the union's participant to resolve the matter. this is part of the statement here saying septa negotiators believe progress toward a deal was made. each and every of the siegely positive turns 234 brought a hat to the negotiations. the union wants pension reform and how operators are scheduled because of driver fatigue. septa said she adopt add new plan at the union request that would increase benefits and provide wage increases and healthcare and the rising cost of same across the country. all this will have to be done in

high pressure. look at these temperatures. portland, 66. 11 degrees above average in billings. 60 degrees. springfield, 62. chicago, 17 degrees above average into the 60s. tomorrow, election day, more of the same. lots of warmth everywhere with the exception of the southwest where we'll be looking at a lot of rain and the warm weather these toss-up states, how about utah? see what the weather is looking like there. again, not that bad. we are expecting to see plenty of sunshine. temperatures in the upper 60s and 70s. and north carolina again another toss-up state. we'll be looking at beautiful weather. plenty of sunshine. temperatures upper 60s to the low 70s. >> chris: good monday morning, everyone. a few clouds backing in along the coastline, especially down across the cape. overall do exp lot of us, especially from the coastline. a little cool today, but it's seasonal. then it look like i'm showing you bank map going into tomorrow. that means clear skies tonight, clear skies tomorrow, and a milder day for tuesday itself. near 50 this afternoon. low to mid-60s by tomorrow afternoon. so an enjoyable day a

highs will come around lunchtime. windy in southeast colorado but not cold. lamar and springfield in the upper 60s and low 70s today. we'll have that wind around here out of the north at 10 to 20 mil p overnight tonight, it clears out. we drop to 18 for a low and though we're dry tomorrow., it's still chilly. highs in up ther 30s with more wind on the -- upper ? >>> it's 8:00 on "today." coming up, cabinet battle. speculation reaches a fever pitch as donald trump gets closer to choosing who will make the cut when it comes to filling key white house roles. makes an emotional appearance overnight. >> there have been a few times this past week when all i wanted to do is just to curl up with a good book or our dogs and never leave the house again. >>> plus, on the road again. >> it's thanksgiving! >> al takes his turkey trot to virginia this morning and gets ready to give one thanksgiving lifetime. >>> and record scratch. what had super star singer adele freaking out on stage in the middle of a concert. today, thursday, november 17th, 2016. ? [ cheers and applause ] >> it's our 25th anniversary. >> and my 17th birthday.

hard to believe but high school football season is coming to an end, just two weeks left, look at that, here are your choices for game of the week. lasalle at st. joes prep, springfield, delco, at great valley, springford at north penn. go to cbs philly.com/frenzy and vote and we will announce winner on wednesday. >> it is only two more times you can vote now. >> that is right. >> yes. >> two and a half. >> thanks, don. >>> end of the campaign 2016 also means the end of the campaign ads. >> with just a day left until election day both candidates are pulling out the stops, and taking out longer campaign ads i'm anita oh next up whether voters are suede by candidate's message. >>> also at 5:30 new hope for people who suffer from a debilitating disease health reporter stephanie stahl will tell us about a new treatment for parkinson's disease and how it could help patients lead 5pmz zi0z y25pmy yi0y >>> the final push, for votes, reaches a fever pitch. donald trump and hillary clinton return to must win pennsylvania, as their presidential campaigns draw you to a close. both candidates are making a combined nine campaign stops today, news continues at 5:30, good evening,

> hard to believe, but high school football season has come to an end, just two weeks left so who are are your choices for game of the week lasalle at saint joe's prep, springfield delco at great valley and springford at north pen. go to cbs philly.com/frenzy to vote. we are asking people to really get out there and vote not only on the street but also right the there at cbs philly. >> and they have been all season long. high school football in the tri-state area is just so big. >> yes. >> we're getting thousands of votes too. people are really, they are rocking the vote. >> it all culminates thanksgiving day, all of the games start at 10:00 o'clock in the morning. the beautiful time. >> yes. >> appreciate it. >>> coming up next, the battle for the burbs, pennsylvania is a key swing state in the presidential race, and a philadelphia suburbs are playing a very important role, and voters from the cities surrounding counties speak out as they leave the polls. >>> in philadelphia, the rush to the polls is on, chopper three live over northern liberties, crowd headaching their way to the polls to cast their ballots for the presidency and many local races, this is a sp

high school in the mountain grove school district where gary worked for 30 years. nancy littrell was a school board secretary. >> just so hard to believe that something so bad could happen in springfield, and double unbelief my heart has just gone out for poor jessica. >> reporter: the outpouring of love and support was a huge comfort to jessica at a time when she needed it most. word had gotten out that cops were looking at her. >> yeah, lots of rumors that i did it. >> reporter: that's tough to go out every day and say, i didn't kill my parents. >> right. and it got very tiring to hear, you know, someone say, well, you need to look at the daughter. she did it. she has the most to gain. >> reporter: and they did take a >> reporter: they think the daughter has killed them in order to get the money, that she was in cahoots with her fiance. >> isn't that awful? >> reporter: you might not have believed it or your circle of people didn't believe it or knew -- >> my circle -- my circle was not believing that. >> reporter: and behind the scenes, police and prosecutors had come to the same conclusion -- jessica and jason were innocent. >> everything that jessica and jason were telling the po

high pressure. look at these temperatures. portland, 66. 11 degrees above average in billings. 60 degrees. springfield, 62. chicago, 17 degrees above average into the 60s. tomorrow, election day, more of the same. lots of warmth everywhere with the exception of the southwest where we'll be looking at a lot of rain and the warm weather continues on into the week. these toss-up states, how about utah? see what the weather is looking like there. again, not that bad. we are expecting to see plenty of sunshine. temperatures in the upper 60s and 70s. and north carolina again another toss-up state. we'll be looking at beautiful weather. plenty of sunshine. temperatures upper 60s to the low 70s. that's >> the latest election day weather, check out other friends at the weather channel. >> good advice, al. trend that's catching on. if you're a guest at that wedding, you may not like it. >>> okay. and "saturday night live's" unexpected take on one of the ?? tomorrow's the day we'll play something besides video games. every day is a gift especially for people with heart failure. but today there's entresto?- a breakthr

election day mostly sunny with highs in the 60s, i will time out the warm-up in less than ten minutes. >> gene: 7:11. one of the country's most iconic brands. springfield's smith and wesson wants to get rid of the make. the famous gun maker. >> sara: first the polls show tight race between donald trump and hillary clinton but wins in ?? our neighborhood public schools. they are the bedrock of our communities. the place where 96% of our kids are educated. but even now, these local schools are losing more than 400 million dollars a year to privately-run charter schools. and if question 2 passes, it will only get worse. we can't let that happen. to protect our public schools and the right of all our kids to a quality education, >>> after a year and a half of minutes ago and tight races that really could go either way. joining me now to talk about the race and what we should be looking for as we watch the results come in is boston university political historian tom wayland, thank you so much for joining us. >> my pleasure. >> can you believe we are finally here on election day after twists and turns? >> it has been like a journey to the wizard of oz here. >>

high pressure. look at these temperatures. portland, 66, 11 degrees above average in billings at 60 degrees. springfield, 62. chicago, 17 degrees above average into the 60s. tomorrow, election day, more of the same. lots of warmth everywhere with the exception of the southwest where we'll be looking at a lot of rain and the warm weather continues into the week. upstates. how about utah. see what the weather is looking like there. again, all not that bad. we're expecting to see plenty of sunshine. temperatures in the upper 60s and 70s and north carolina, again, another toss upstate. we'll be looking at beautiful weather. plenty of sunshine, temperatures, upper 60s to the low 70s. that is what icclouds this aften and a few showers possible by late afternoon. highs aim for the low to mid 60s with south winds at 5-10 mph. we could see showers tonight with lows in the 40s... and we clear in the mid to upper 50s.... closer to normal. we bounce from the 50s to new 60 for the rest of the week and into the weekend for highs with lows mainly in the 30s. >> >> your latest election day weather, check out our friends at

highs into the upper 60s. need record warmth wednesday. >> we are still teaing with congestion headed toward the american legion bridge especially on the inner loop. for folks living the terminal from the springfield missing bowl, on the brakes through annandale toward interstate 66. traffic eastbound, heavy, slow, headed inside the capital beltway. we're also dealing with slow traffic for folks northbound, 395 as you travel toward the landmark area, you'll we on the brakes. southbound i270, off a through gaithersburg. back to you. >> anchor: thank you. more news, weather and traffic updates on good morning washington on news channel 8. >> announcer: it's "live with kelly." today from ?rogue one: a star wars story? , felicity jones. and star of the series "vikings "vikings," travis fimmel. and the gift guide." if today check out the perfect present for your perfect lady for under $50. the host of "ability bille street" billy eichner. all next on "live" ." [cheering and applauding] ? ? >> announcer: and now, here are kelly ripa and billy eichne eichner.

high pressure. look at these temperatures. portland, 66, 11 degrees above average in billings at 60 degrees. springfield, 62. chicago, 17 degrees above average into the 60s. tomorrow, election day, more of the same. lots of warmth everywhere with the exception of the southwest where we'll be looking at a lot of rain and the warm weather continues into the week. now, again, looking at toss upstates. how about utah. see what the weather is looking like there. again, all not that bad. we're expecting to see plenty of sunshine. temperatures in the upper 60s and 70s and north carolina, again, another toss upstate. we'll be looking at beautiful weather. plenty of sunshine, temperatures, upper 60s to the low 70s. >>> still can't see much on the left side of the screen. that's san jose with the fog. partly cloudy skies toward oakland and san francisco. worst of the visibility. san jose into san martin. for the afternoon, we'll see clearing skies, hazy sunshine later on. mid 70s around san jose and low 70s around oakland and san francisco. we are looking at mild temperatures next few days. next chance finding light r

high pressure. look at these temperatures. portland, 66. 11 degrees above average in billings. 60 degrees. springfield, 62.icago, 17 degrees above average into the 60s. tomorrow, election day, more of the same. lots of warmth everywhere with the exception of the southwest where we'll be looking at a lot of rain and the warm weather continues on into the week. now, again, looking at some of these toss-up states, how about utah? see what the weather is looking like there. again, not that bad. we are expecting to see plenty of sunshine. temperatures in the upper 60s and 70s. and north carolina again another toss-up state. we'll be looking at beautiful weather. plenty of sunshine. temperatures upper 60s to the low0s. that 7's >>> good morning. i'm meteorologist bill henley. grab your sunglasses and a jacket, too. chilly this morning but look at the warmup, bright sunshine, 57 degrees for philadelphia. middle 50s for the suburbs and in new jersey, interior new jersey, sunny skies and 55 degrees. just a little bit warmer at the jersey shore. 56. right down to freezing to start with in the lehigh valley. but with