. >> ...go all the way up to dutchess and ulster and over to sullivan county in that entire area. >> all righty, so, if we have a business owner right now watching in dutchess or sullivan county to westchester or rockland who wants to take advantage of this, the process is what? >> give us call or go to our website. you know, either -- >> and go from there. >> either way works and go from there. be prepared to show you to speed up the process? >> what really is very helpful for us is a business plan? >> okay. >> but we know that a lot of people are afraid of putting one together business it seems like such a big deal, and there are organizations out who can help you with preparing this. that's always something we look for. but, again, you know, if you want to just come in with us and speak to us to see what the steps are and what do you need from us. >> i don't think having a business plan is too much to ask when you're looking to get some money to help you out, so... >> you wouldn't think so, but it's, you know... >> you know what? that's part of being a business owner. is it not? >

here's sullivan county, ulster county, and this line of yellow, just outside of our area, i will not be surprised if some of that is pulled in our direction. for your morning tomorrow, i would think there's going to be rain out there, but it's primarily off to the east and up to the north, and not so much south. we will have more on this coming up later, and kristine, maurice, over to you guys. >> thank you. >>> in campaign 2016, the republican presidential candidates meeting in their first debate since the cnbc debacle. >> tonight's gathering promised to feature more issues and less fighting but as tony aiello shows us, there was plenty of punching still. >> reporter: this debate featured a field paired down from 10 to 8, and a greater focus on economic issues. candidates were asked about demands for a $15 minimum wage. >> i hate to say it, but we have to leave it the way it is. people have to go out, and they have to work really hard and get into the upper level. >> every time we raise the minimum wage, the number of jobless people increase. it's particularly a problem in the black

followed by sullivan county and strafford county. merrimack county has the lowest percentage. president obama recently told "g.q." magazine that he hasn' t had a cigarette in 5 years. he says he made a promise that once the affordable health act passed, he would never have a cigarette again. the weather phenomenon known as el nio is making a return this winter. the last time new hampshire had a strong el nio winter, this is what we saw, ice and widespread power outages. so could we be in for a repeat of last year' s long winter with more than 100 inches of snow? meteorologist hayley lapoint tonight on news 9 at 11:00. and without giving anything away, kevin skarupa -- kevin: i was going to do this so i did not have to see it. it is the exact same thing of what is on the screen. no. adam: [laughs] kevin: we are looking at the next couple of days, a warming trend before we cool down. adam: coming up, we' re cooking up a dish with sugar and spice and everything thing nice. this apple dish is certainly something you don' t want to miss. now to our u-local hot shot. this news 9 vie

look, a little bit of a snow flurry around the northwest corner of sullivan county. a company came through warren county, here or there, but it is indicative of how cold it is going to be. 28 right now in monticello. that is why you are seeing a couple of flurries in the area. 39 in the city and 30s for everybody. for your day tomorrow, 48 degrees. a chilly one out there, mostly sunny sky once again. so it is cold but it looks pretty. maurice will talk the thanksgiving forecast a little bit later. >> lonnie thank you. >>> from from european capitals to here at home the isis are having a major impack. the city of brussels bracing for an attack, the stunning discovery in a paris suburb. maticos czar has more. matt kozar has more. >> reporter: police are investigating, a bomb squad removed a suicide belt discovered from a garbage can. police sealed off the streets and an analysis of the belt is underway. the capital of belgium is in security measures. investigators are warning a paris-like attack is imminent in brussels, home to the headquarters of nato and the european

closer to home, we're looking at the sun building in, in places like sullivan county, orange county, rockland county, westchester. dry in the city and the sunshine will be building in as well. tracking this little last bit of rain through ocean county. south of toms river, you're seeing light showers streaming on in. they'll continue to do so over the next hour or so. then you're also going to dry out very nicely. probably by 11:00. i think the rain has shut down. this is what it feels like right now. you need the winter coats. 30 in poughkeepsie. we have windchills just below freezing in white plains. feels like 32 this hour in newburgh. this is 2:00 today. it's a much brighter picture, especially from the city towards long island and the jersey shore. mostly sunny skies right through the rest of the afternoon. we'll set this into motion here. stop it just for your morning commute on monday. 7:00 a.m., it's bright, quiet, and no umbrellas needed tomorrow. but it's cold. starting out especially monday morning. doesn't get much better through the afternoon. monday evening commute is a

reporter: this facility is based on a model opened five years ago in sullivan county where officials say the recidivism rate has dropped by about 65%. belknap county delegation chairman says almost three quarters of these inmates have been here before. >> they got to be going through programs and we're going to change their attitudes and behaviors when we are them in custody. fine them a beyond and then let them out. reporter: when completed the jail will go from 87 to 124 total beds, five new corrections officers will be hired and counseling services will be contracted. the police chief chris adams says this is the type of model state's heroin epidemic. >> we're really setting them up for success, rather than just services. i think the important part is also getting the families hooked up to those services and preparing them for when they are successful citizens. reporter: the project is expected to break ground in the spring with completion slated for the fall of 2017. andy hershberger, wmur news 9. josh: a jaffrey man is accused of being under the influence of drugs when he caused

right now, temperatures are holding in the 30s as we look across the board. 27 in sullivan county. 41 on the east end. upper 30s everywhere else. hitting the freezing mark in north jersey. we'll be seeing 20s in the suburbs tonight. look at our temperature drop from yesterday of 10 to 12 degrees across the area. the wind has been busy most of the day. that's going to diminish tonight and become westerly and decrease 5 to 10 miles an hour. have a freeze watch up for manhattan, the bronx, queens and brooklyn as temperatures will be at or below freezing. likely to see frost in areas that haven't seen it this season. here's fox 5 sky guardian. it's going to stay dry. no storm to worry about in our forecast. we have clouds that were off to the west and more particularly in western pennsylvania with snow showers going on there. these will fall apart as the night goes along. we'll see the clouds in our forecast and high pressure off to the south will build in. that's what gave us the chilly breeze and will keep us cool into tomorrow. while the wind does this on this side of the high pressure

we're down to 36 in sullivan county. poughkeepsie, 35. 43 jersey shore. 36 islip. and 39 as you get towards bridgeport with 43 on the east end. we're still around seven, eight degrees milder than 24 hours ago from the city westward. now it's dropped a little below that. i dropped my clicker. butterfingers. winds out of the west at 5. the wind has gone calm in a lot of the area. light wind out of the north. it will become easterly tomorrow. here's the fox 5 sky guardian. nothing going on. we have no worries there. some clouds may move in. you can see them on the satellite photo. snow showers will stay to the north. no problem in that regard. high pressure is building in. that will give us great weather as the slides off to the north and east. eventually we'll develop an east to southeast to southerly wind. might start bringing in a bit of cloud cover. that would be for tomorrow night in towards thanksgiving. there'll be some sun for thanksgiving, particularly in the afternoon. in the meantime, big storm stays out west. you'll see that's going to cause travel trouble

flurries outside there for places like sullivan county, sparta, a little bit out there. and you see snow here in not going to hold itself together. squalls go up and over our area, and dissipate as well. as they push closer to us. by the time we get to thanksgiving, the warm air has set up. mostly sunny on thanksgiving day. light winds, let's call them balloon friendly winds out there so it wouldn't be causing the balloons to be grounded or kept out there. they are going to fly at their full height. it will be a good looking day out there and across-the-board, here's allow we see things working out. 48 tomorrow, a little bit warmer. warmer still on wedges at 53. i see no travel problems in our wednesday. there is going to be a line of rain that will extend from the great lakes all the way to so if your travel plans take you into that area or west of problematic. and thursday we are ad. now the reason we are so warm on thanksgiving and 62 friday, the line of rain that is going to be getting closer to us, which will get here by saturday, before it gets here, it brings in w

council members were serenaded by the choir and showered with gifts from sullivan county, but top of mind in the council was the special legislative session. the governor saying the state cannot wait until january to address the heroin crisis, arguing the issue merits single minded focus and bipartisan action. in a 4-1 vote the council approved the governor's request, but not without some criticism. >> we've had inaction, inaction, and now the governor's office is saying hurry up, hurry up, hurry up. >> i'd be really pleased that we continue to have bipartisan consensus around this. i know that the councilors, as many legislators, are hearing from their constituents. reporter: the special session will get under way november 18. coming up, fentanyl penalties, treatment and drug courts, the ambitious agenda they hope to address before the holidays. josh: thanks. massachusetts is kicking off a campaign to take the stigma out of drug addiction. governor baker says it's a major reason that people don't seek treatment. a state without stigma launched today, the massachusetts state house, i

orange, sullivan county, some snow flakes there. sometimes they will make it all the way down the rockland and westchester and fair field county. but one is for sure, it will be colder on the saturday and -- on sad and winds this afternoon -- saturday and winds this afternoon sustained. on the computer model still 17 to 22. and then tomorrow in the morning around 19, 22-mile-per- hour winds. very windy day on saturday and right through the day and it dies down you see tomorrow night. single digit winds. well, we're looking at 58 this afternoon. but here comes that front. and then we're going to be right around 50. blustery and chilly tomorrow. it will feel like 40 with that wind. so we're looking at 35, 45-mile an hour winds this afternoon. patchy clouds and still windy tonight. 42. and then tomorrow we have a windy day. temperatures about 50 but with that 35-mile an hour wind it's going to feel like 40. so here's your accuweather seven day forecast. we've got nicer weather on sunday. it will be mild. certainly going to feel great be

it's 51 at poughkeepsie. 48 sullivan county. 59 at the jersey shore. upper 50s as you move up towards long island. story of the day. rather gusty, too. 15 up to 25 miles an hour. that wind continues out of the northeast tonight. kind of comes around to the north tomorrow. a little breezy at times. but not as bad as it was for a chunk of today. the storm. eventually off to the north and east of us. it will keep clouds into the first part of tomorrow, maybe a first part of the morning, particularly new york city northward and more drying off to the south. then the sky should brighten up by the middle of the day into the afternoon. i showed you tropical storm kate. that's heading out to sea. this is the weather for the rest of tomorrow into tomorrow night. a quick moving system will arrive as we head to thursday. that will be producing snow and heavy amounts through the rockies with the potential for severe weather tomorrow in the middle part of the country with strong thunderstorms, maybe even a tornado outbreak going on. that will bring showers around h

66 at poughkeepsie. 64 at bridgeport. 68 at belmar and newark and back to 64 in monticello in sullivan county. the wind is southwest 5 miles an hour or westerly, along those lines. and it will come around slowly to the north and northeast tonight as high pressure ridges in from the south and eventually the high slides away. tomorrow. that more of an ocean component at some point to the wind tomorrow, probably going to hold the temperature down a bit. still going to be above average by 10 degrees across the area as the sky will stay clear. 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. anothe

i mean, okay, sullivan county had a little bit of a shower, as well. this is not too much of anything but this is the cold front that's coming through the area. i want to give you a bigger perspective on the things. i want to show you the cloud cover. the front is that line of rain. the front will make its way through. so tomorrow, we are going to lower the temperatures. it's not going to be in the 70s. it's going to be 60s. that's still above average but you will have leftover clouds for saturday. by sunday you're into this air mass. you have a lot of sunshine on monday but now you will tap into the cooler air behind this cold front. now, it's not going to be, you know, abnormally cold. but it's going to be a little click or two below the average temperatures of temperature. so here's how it looks. for saturday cooler than today about 65 degrees. so you're going to basically 10 degrees depending where you are for your day on saturday. you have some added clouds out there especially for the first half of your day on saturday and then sunday a bright su

we have the low 30s sullivan, orange county as well. and 37 in wayne. so all right, let's get ready and it's going to be cool. grab the coat. mainly dry. could be a little bit of light rain or drizzle. won't be as pretty, about 10 degrees warmer than it was yesterday. and that means the upper, mid- to upper 50s as opposed to yesterday where we were just at 49. warmer still on thursday. and thursday don't forget, it's the busy day when it turns wet. at 6:23 a.m., i can tell you that because on this day in 1883, we adopted time zones. before it was like, anything goes but now we know what time it is. >> why is it so dark over here? >> it sure is. >>> how are we doing on the roads? >> in new jersey, a live look from chopper 2. it's over an overturned tractor-trailer with a fuel spill. the two left lanes are blocked on the southbound side of the new jersey turnpike at exit 15w. there's about a one mile delay approaching the scene. and the northbound delays have eased out. if you choose to stick with the eastern spur as an alternate, that's still smoother. a

county and the hudson valley. and still heavier rain through parts of sullivan, duchess and putnam county. and remember the wet leaves, wet on the driveway and secondary roads as well. but a few breaks this afternoon. and 59 your above normal high. but with the north wind, you will still like the jacket and rain gear. and let's jump into the weekend. don't forget, after another shot of showers on thursday, wind will fill in friday. and saturday's rather chilly. and a warm-up in the works sunday into monday. and next few days interesting, next few minutes interesting as well, right alex? >> you're right. >>> traveling here, let's begin with the disabled vehicle blocking the westbound side of the cross bronx at the sheridan expressway. delays back. not a great alternate. just give yourself time. and also in queen, a live look at the crash on the southbound side of the white stone expressway. difficult to see at northern boulevard because of the raindrops. but those delays, trust me, back to the parkway. and alternate side of the street parking suspended for veteran's day. still have to pay t

sullivan, orange county, even a hint of pink in the city. and then we wait for round two this which is coming in right here. so yeah, on again, off again, and some breaks. our deficit now, 8.86 inches. we will make up on that, .25 to over an inch around the area. a little wet and breezy today too. so gear up for it and get ready. let's get you ready for the ride and drive. here's alex denis. >> thank you. >>> as you make your way here in pleasantville, we have an accident on the southbound side of the saw mill river parkway. at grant street. we have hundreds of cam nsa the area. one showing an accident -- cameras in the area. one showing an accident inbound into the george washington bridge. you can see the lights there headed to the scene. delays are across the span, especially the upper-level. now about a 10 minute wait to the toll plaza. stick to the lower level, it's a tad better but choose to go as a rule a smoother ride. turnpike, mountainsing well for you. and alternate side of the street parking rules are in effect city-wide. and rem

sullivan county over to rock land county up in duff, and here's the good news, though, rain shouldn't be here for too long. not going to have 24 hours of plus of rape but mainly during the day. as confront slides through, we're going to have some nationy nasty weather. but high temp up to 62 degrees this morning. winds not so bad. breezy but tomorrow on the high side winds to 40 miles per hour range. 57 tomorrow. 51 only on saturday. and then on sunday high goes back up to 55 so cooler temps bring in ines -- the traffic situation, o yrgs. >> not that kind of day. we always vo problems. the hutch technician southbound by co-op city causing delays. both directions traffic slow, and heard about an accident on deegan southbound by 138th street. traveling in new jersey route 80 delays approaching 287 like that lately. as farroute 24 an accident on westbound side approaching columbia, and route l 80 cleared away by exit 52 eastbound. trains actually let's go to suffolk county and start slowing down, but normal eastbound side doing fine. trains everything on or close to schedule. street clea

parts of sullivan county, that's it. still the surface is not really -- there's not enough moisture to support snow. high pressure here, quiet for the east. we're waiting for the storm to brew out west. in our area, tuesday is going clouds give way to sun and it won't be as windy. wednesday great for travel. and thursday, that's right, clouds will fill in. and might be moisture aloft. and right now, i think we stay dry but definitely going to be dealing with more clouds. it will be mild for november. hello snoopy. parade time temperatures start in the 40s. boy by the time we wrap things up, into the early afternoon hour, you're at 57. your high on thanksgiving. even in the city is going to be a delightful 59. so back above normal starting tomorrow. and more pronounced thursday into friday. so i'm pronouncing that meg baker is here and she will help us with traffic. >> thank you. >>> up to our eyes in the sky. jim smith is over new jersey with a live view of the overturned truck. jim, what are you seeing? >> reporter: rig

also reports of light snow from sullivan, ulster, duchess county. york. thank you so much. looking out on the back deck. a sign not only of the season, but also the strength of the winds from across the great lakes. this northwest wind, which is very, very cold out of canada from the north, comes across the warmer lake waters. as that happens we get the little streamers. that happened overnight to the early morning hours and that produced some light snow for the northern counties. it doesn't reach us. we get the wind and the chill from it. we have wind gusts of 35 miles per hour. a lot of locations, teterboro, white plains both at the official reporting stations there, and then in queens at laguardia 37-mile-per-hour wind as well. looking across the afternoon we expect these winds to taper off so the wind chill factor, the feels like mid 30s 40s through the afternoon. it's just going to be chilly all day long today. below average temperatures don't last very long. basically just today. then we are right back in the swing of above average and that warm trend that we started

clear skies right now for sullivan, orange county, clouds now. bigger picture shows you -- the next channel of air. all this. all this is coming our way. high pressure right now is around st. louis, missouri. that high will move into the area tomorrow. more sunshine. wednesday as well. thursday it pushes off shore and a few more clouds on thursday. you have a chance, if you pick up rain, it will be on thursday. later in the day on thursday. not calling for a lot of rain. a little rain chance. look at the 70s across the board. 71 for tuesday. 72 for wednesday. nice sunshine. thursday 70 degrees. a slight chance of rain thursday. friday 70 degrees. the weekend, weekend we will back it down saturday 65. monday down to 55 degrees. it is possible -- excuse me, sunday, you could be below average. imagine that. >> it is dark outside. >> that is what you get. extra hour of sleep but lose the day light. >>> star trek fans get ready for the next adventure. all access. the crew is not yet known but the series will introduce new characters and it is not clea

sullivan, duchess, parts of orange county, moving into northwest new jersey. this is the kind of activity we will see off and on through the day. be isolated to the north and west early on, then as we close the day we will see those showers lingering to the south. what's happening is the front comes through, chilly air will come in. and then it takes our temperatures about 10 to 15 degrees colder and we are back to the near average for this time of year. it's not extreme if you look at the relative numbers for this time of year, but it's extreme compared to where we've been in the mid 60s. this is the high-resolution futurecast. it shows, you know, until about noon, 1:00 most of the activity is off to the north and west. the grid gets a little tighter. we are able to see how the day will unfold mid-afternoon to 5:30. we have got showers and chances for moisture getting to the surface through the late afternoon. then everything sort of clears out with one more round coming through about 11:30/midnight for areas of south jersey. so spotty showers. 60 degrees for

you get up there to sussex and up toward sullivan, orange county there is fog. a couple of sprinkles in eastern pennsylvania. likely tonight when we cool off again we get a few sprinkles. on futurecast you will see that. a couple of sprinkles around. that could be tonight. tomorrow because of the warm air we warm up and see the temperatures climbing to record territory. 70 today. breaks of sun. tonight a sprinkle around with the warm air because it's 63 degrees overnight tonight. then tomorrow, sunshine returning and warm. high 75 will break the record set in '48. a cold front moves through tonight with a sprinkle. that gives us cooler air into saturday. cools to 57 sunday. back into the 60s next week. no harsh cold on the horizon this november. >> yeah. >> awesome. >> awesome sauce. >> awesome sauce. >> as my kids would say so awesome or swawesome. >> we have to mark that down. >>> delays on the harlem line between 20 and 30-minute delays. long island railroad, new fdr southbound into 71st street an intent being cleared away -- an accident being cleared away. d

saturday into early sunday a little system moves through maybe -- maybe the higher elevations of sullivan, ulster county see a little snowflake out there. moisture. temperature trend, you were cold on tuesday with a high of 49. mild today 64. not a pretty looking day but you go back down to the 49, 50- degree readings by the time you get to the weekend. bigger picture shows you yet we have light rain on top of our area right now. it is going to be pushing through and intensify tonight. gone by tomorrow. it looks great after that and i will also tell you that right now looking ahead, looks prettied good for thanksgiving, as well. i don't see the winds rearing now. subject to change but it looks pretty good out there. vortex satellite and radar, this is important because you see the transition out there just the way i see it. i mean, it was a very light color now transitions to a dark green and now you see those specks of yellow out there showing you that it is getting heavier in spots. winds currently gusting 24 miles per hour in the city, 26 babylon, 23 white plains so for the most part, it's a gusty ev

clouds, as you can see, actually there is less clouds up the hudson river valley and oester, sullivan orange county, and the low is to the south and the jet stream is bent here and cutting up the of the clouds. but tomorrow, there are no clouds. that low is gone. this high pressure ridge is right over us. and it will stay kind of spread a little bit. and we cause that sustainance, well. so we have mild clouds and sun for the afternoon. we call that dim sun. 66 degrees. and then tonight, it is is mostly clear. low of 52. and clear skies tomorrow. a lot of sunshine. and because of the warmer air we might have fog from the suburbs overnight. here you go. for wednesday, 70. thursday, a couple of clouds. and you know, not a big deal. i think we are still looking at 70 there too. and then 72 on friday. as we will get near record high territory. we will cool back down, for the weekend. really, the only normal high temperature on that seven-day forecast is sunday. so everything is really warm this week. so get a chance to enjoy. it could be so much more harsh weather. >> absolutely. >> and snow. >> yes, it

i told you, rockland, westchester, orange, duchess, putnam, definitely sullivan county. it's a cool way to start the day. and closer to the city, reading, 48. it's cool there through the oranges. and then cool for wading river, through the hamptons. 45 in spring lake. you know what, i'm betting america's weather man is probably going fishing today. it's just that kind of day today. 71, the anticipated high today. a record? well, no, let's not get greedy. how you feeling about the new sunset time? i hate it. sun setting now at 10 minutes to 5:00. an autumn beauty which is what i call alex denis. your weather also an autumn bow thety. and this is mary calvi, another winner. high pressure in control. now what happens is, thursday, going to break down a bit and we have a chance for a shower. the best bet inland on your thursday. it will result in cooler temperatures. today, 71. practically a repeat tomorrow. and then it's thursday where you see the chance for a shower. and then friday, a bit of a bump, more rain ushering in cooler the temperatures for the weekend. and here s

places like orange county, sullivan county, northwest new jersey, you're dry throughout the day today. you do not need the umbrellas. you may even have peeks of sun. by 8:00 tonight, the rain beginning to taper off for places like suffolk county. if it's a little soggy for you, it will be quickly drying out. by tomorrow morning, much drier and brighter weather. 6:00 a.m. it's nice and dry. chilly commute. the heat will be on in the cars. you can see by monday evening, tomorrow, also another dry commute. 52 for your high for today. mixture of clouds and sunshine, except for coastal spots. you'll see those showers on and off throughout the day. you'll get a little more sun away from the water. overnight tonight, down to 34. that would make it the coldest night of the season so far in the city. below freezing in many suburbs. it's breezy as well. so yeah, we have windchills in the 20s throughout much of the tri-state by tomorrow morning. it stays breezy and chilly tomorrow throughout the day. a high temperature of only 44. a rare below average day for your monday. we're warming up day by

sullivan county, you're seeing some rain. very i light rain approaching new york city. the runners, as they're getting ready, may get a little sprinkle. nothing heavy with this rain as it moves through. you can see on future tracker, by 8:00 today, not much going on. it is a relatively quiet picture. we'll set this into motion through the afternoon. maybe some more sunshine after lunch or brunch time. that's when we get the sunshine going from northwest to southeast. clouds are going to linger a little longer for you in rocky point. heading into the afternoon, it's a nice day. you want to get out and enjoy it. tomorrow morning as you're heading back to work, lots of clouds around the city, but it is a dry commute. we're keeping it dry for your evening commute as well. we have a storm passing off to the south. we're going to escape with no rain from this one. fall foliage map. the colors moving into the city now. high color in the five boroughs, down to monmouth county, across central new jersey. for peak conditions, rockland, putnam, and northern fairfield. that's where

so, with a dense fog advisory until 10:00 across the area except up here for ulster, sullivan, orange county because of the southerly wind coming up. plenty of clouds, high of 70. sunshine tomorrow. we start off with a few clouds. then a temperature of 63 saturday and 57 on sunday. much cooler as we get to the weekend. we warm back up to the 60s next week. >> very good. >> thank you. [ laughter ] >>> let's go to heather and see how things are going with the commute. >> yes. you know, i did check out the airports, the airports are not reporting any major delays but it is 4:46. we will keep our eye on the airports throughout the morning. my advice is to get in touch with your career if you pick somebody up or catch a flight. let's talk about mass transit times. new jersey transit, long island railroad, path trains are doing fine. three trains are suspended between new lots and 148th. e between jamaica and briarwood for overnight track work. by 5:00 a.m. that should be out of there and the trains moving without major problems. we have speed reductions on the 45 miles per hour because of the fog

but from orange county up to sullivan, ulster, dutchess, we've got some issues there and newburg reporting unlimited visibility. but we are still having problems with morristown and bridgeport and' slip, fell mar and --islip and belmar and toms river. the sun will be breaking during the day also and that will spike our temperatures in the mid 60s. it is much cooler with clouds over the weekend. so know that we're starting with temperatures at least ten degrees warmer than they were yesterday at the same time. transitioning into the afternoon, i think we're staying ahead of the curve. and making it in the mid 60s pretty much across the board. there may be some low 60s showing up north and west. but other than that, it looks like a pretty much a good guarantee to get the 6-0 on your thermometer. here's a large cold front producing shot of showers behind it cold air from the north will filter in. tomorrow a transitional day sort of. 57 degrees and we won't rule out a shower. but it's devaluate not a washout -- definitely not a washout either. on the futurecast you can see this, the front basi

so now more orange county and sullivan and rock lapped seeing showers. this is the first chapter, a break and then the next line fills for the middle part of the day with the front. so we have another round of showers or two today. after that, it's a west wind, a drier wind but it's going to be really windy tomorrow. 35-plus miles per hour winds. and they could even intensify more overnight into saturday. and autumn chill, absolutely. flirting with 62 today. lucky to hit 50 or 51 on saturday. and warmer sunday into monday. >> okay. thank you so much. >>> i'm chris wragge. we are back with another local update in about 25 minutes. after this. it took joel silverman years to become a master dog trainer. but only a few commands to master depositing checks at chase atms. technology designed for you. it is thursday, november 12th, 2015. welcome back to "cbs this morning." more real news ahead, including a lawsuit over jcpenney's prices. customers complain they were tricked. mellody hobson is here with what she learned. first, here's a look at today's "eye ope

as a get this day started, there are a few showers in sullivan and parts of orange county. a few showers moving in. they will be quick movers. we could see a sprinkle here at staten island just a for the start. runners don't really get going until after 10:00 a.m. by then, we will not see a lot of rain or sprinkling activity. here is the race forecast. forty -- planning for marathon day -- whether you are on the course or running yourself, 50s for the start. sixty, by 11:00 a.m. and 62 by noon. some people will be finishing in central park by noon. the elite runners. in the low 60s. when we come back in a few minutes, we will look at the seven-day forecast. as beautiful and as comfortable as race day is for the marathon, we have better weather coming for the majority of the week. 55,000 runners and counting. 2 million spectators. it is all going down right here on wabc this morning. >> i'm so excited for you. >> thank you, amy. >>> we're going to turn to some breaking news in new jersey. errs on the scene of a massive warehouse fire. this is in essence county. flames broke

the higher elevate spots of sullivan, ulster and dutchess counties. it's going to be chilly! let's talk those numbers. you're 56 on friday with a brighter sky, kristine. 49 is the high on saturday. you're starting off in the upper 30s the coldest feel so far this season. sunday the better half the weekend at 58. monday, tuesday, wednesday, thursday, you see numbers there for new york city in the lower to mid-60s. it's possible at least, that some folks inland new jersey could see 70 wednesday. >> it's usually like 40 something, right? >> this time of year you should be in the lower 50s. >> thank you, lonnie. >>> my favorite video of the day here. a panda has taken his first steps while his mother watched at the smithsonian's national zoo on monday. cameras captured his unsure steps. there he goes. >> awww. >> this is my favorite part. look at, she picks him up!! >> and gives him a big hug and kiss. i love that! >> adorable. >> they are just like us. >> that's right. bay-bay. >> just big and furry. >> fuzzy. >> look, she picks up -- i love it! >> ] >> like a mom. >>> all right

the north of the city for places like sullivan and dutches cow counties, the cloud says are clearing from -- clouds are clearing from north to south and we have patchy black ice possible, especially west of the sea where temperatures are getting closer to that freezing mark this morning. hour-by-hour, what can you expect from today's forecast? 9:00 a.m., 43 degrees and still mostly cloudy out there, feeling like 38. by noon, 47 and mostly sunny. it feels like 44. three:00 this afternoon, 50 and mostly sunny, feels like 47. i do want to say this. the showers are possible to the south of the city until roughly noon and that would be for ocean county. you will be the last one to get showers late today. otherwise, skies are clearing and temperatures are cooling today. most of us in the 40s and low 50s. back to you. >> thank you. >>> new this morning, police have finally -- [ indiscernible ] part of interstate 287 in new jersey after a deadly crash. three people were killed last car and a pickup truck with the tractor-trailer or trailer collided. 16 others were taken to area hospitals and

we have the 30s into sullivan, orange county. look at that, in and around yonkers, in the 50s. 52347 the city. feels -- 57 in the city. feels good. spring lake, you may be cooler today with the southeast wind. a little cooler for bay shore. and south shore, you have the southeast wind and 71 in the city. and even warmer on your friday. i'll tell you who we love, alex denis. >> john, thanks. >>> travel this morning, you love the commute in some areas but not on the gowanus, it remains heavy northbound due to a problem on the bqe. the alert has since cleared out but the delays are past the prospect expressway. and brooklyn, no problem on the staten island expressway, the toll plaza, moving well in both directions. and new jersey, route 78 is clear at glencoe road. and let's show you the live look and moving farther north, paramus, route 17 two lanes blocked in both directions for construction. if you stick to the detour, you should have an okay ride. and alternate side of the street parking rules are in effect city-wide. and rememb

might put some snow a few snow showers up toward -- right around you know the ulster and sullivan and orange county right up into the hudson river valley to the catskills. it will be chilly tomorrow and it will be windy. 58 today with a 35-mile-per- hour wind. tonight brisk and chilly and 42 the low. then tomorrow, sunshine and windy chilly. 35-mile an hour winds high of 50. and it will feel hike 40 much of the day. sunday is the better feeling day of the weekend. it will be around 58 degrees. we're looking at 60s next week. up to 68 by thursday. >> oh! >> so army plays tulane. at 12:00 on saturday. that will be a windy game. rutgers, heather, your scarlet knights play at 3:30. >> rutgers. >> say it with me. hmm. get a little nervous. >> good luck to you. we love them. >> we do love them. 1 up%. all right this is something we don't leave. and it's a delay going across the george washington bridge. that looks like that. look at this. moving left to right, upper level bumper to bumper, lower level moving much better but you need a car or ez at until 6:00 a.m. to access that lower level. this delay is

low 40s for sullivan and orange county. but this afternoon, soak it in, enjoy it, the only exception along the coast with the southeast wind, you get a sea breeze. thursday, more chance of rain and warmer friday. announcer: this portion of "cbs nothing feels better. >>> movie director quentin tarantino defends himself after calling some police murderers. >> and he says he is not backing away from that. >>> the news is back this morning on "cbs this morning." another day, and i'm still struggling with my diabetes. i do my best to manage. but it's hard to keep up with it. your body and your diabetes change over time. your treatment plan may too. know your options. once-daily toujeo is a long-acting insulin from the makers of lantus . it releases slowly to provide consistent insulin levels for a full 24 hours. toujeo also provides proven full 24-hour blood sugar control and significant a1c reduction. toujeo is a long-acting, man-made insulin used to control high blood sugar in adults with diabetes. it contains 3 times as much

sullivan, parts of dutches county seeing those clouds rapidly increase. the sun is with us just after sunrise and bright skies through the mid-morning and by 11:00, we turn into mostly cloudy conditions and 59 degrees. even though the skies cloud up, it looks like it's going to be a mild day. that's weather, i'll have the debbie duhaime is in for heather o'rourke. it's fast commute, but you get in where you are. slow for you in the traffic department. >> exactly. traffic is light, amy, with thanksgiving day here. however, you may want to use mass transit. right now, a problem southbound. the police department activity there. subways on time, also on a weekend schedule. and transit on time running on a weekend sed yule. saturday schedule yb-line buses no ser vice. i want to show you a closure. you can see the barriers. you'll see this around mid. finally going over to the camera by harold square. again, that's where the later. back over to you. >> we are counting down, but the celebration comes at a time of increased concern about possible terror attacks.

county. police satan ya sullivan was killed inside her home by antoine sullivan.his wife, police say antoine then turned the gun on himself. sullivan was a police officer with dp protective services. the two had only been married for a few months. >>> police in colorado trying to find out why a man shot and killed three people. then got into a shoot-out with police. colorado springs police say he shot and killed the first vilk tim inside of a house. lit the basement on fire. shot the second victim who was riding on a bike and gunned down a third person outside of a restaurant. that's when he started shooting at officers and he was eventually killed by police. investigators have not released his name or a motive. >>> all right. let's get a look at what's happening in the week ahead. tomorrow in silver spring, you won't have to find change for a meter. tuesday is election day. in laurel voters will pick a new mayor. the entire virginia assembly is also on the ballot. on thursday marines begin their annual toys for tots drive. you can donate a new unwrapped toy. you

the hotspots a lot of folks north and west still in the 30s below freezing for parts of sullivan and orange county. 49 in chatham, down to freehold, 48 spring lake but today high pressure is in control. it's going to be a comfortable day. we're going to be a little warmer over the next few days but remember chance of rain tuesday, another chance of rain on thursday. >> john thank you. our next newscast is at noon. we're always on at cbsnew york.com. i'm mary calvi. (wfts.ecl) tt4watx#@nt r hnt& _sd tt4watx#@nt r iztq 5:< atx#@nt r lz caring about the things that make each of our clients unique...

so the first pass going through sullivan, ulster, orange county, parts of northwestern new jersey, that will come through and we'll call it throughout the day. expect the clouds to hang around, but mild air stays in place until tonight where we 2 back into the 40s with an isolated shower overnight. and then tomorrow clouds are around early, but we get afternoon sun breaks and the northerly wind will push our temperatures back into the low 50s which is just a few degrees year. by monday it's back to cool we'll actually finish pretty chose to average at 45 degrees. then tuesday we start off the new month overcast and drizzly, 53 degrees, more clouds sticking around for wednesday with periods of rain at 55 degrees, back in an above average swing. and then thursday we're at 50 degrees and friday at 46. it looks like we will start off the new month with our temperatures still above average. i've got a picture coming up in the 9:00 hour of someone that i ran into at the bowery mission on thursday when i was serving with the kids. >> you're so good. >> well, yeah. and you would be surprised th

sullivan, duchess, putnam county in the 50s. it's november. and it's 5:00 in the morning. 54 in monroe. that's very mild for you. 54 for the jersey shore. so it's mild out the door. but this dense fog advisory in effect until 10:00 a.m. and pockets of the area seeing visibility less than a quarter of a mile. that's the exemption, not the rule. and you drive in and out of it. and just to give you a heads up, there's going to be more develop in the course of thursday night into friday morning. and more pronounced and a problem to the east and south of the city. today though, even though we start with fog, see more clouds and a passing shower, see more cloud, remember his book? still going to be mild, 69 your high. yeah, that's right over 10 degrees above normal. not a record but we are going to be in record territory tomorrow. sun's up at 6:31. won't see as much before it sets at 4:48. fog to start a spot shower this afternoon. could see another shower overnight tonight into your friday. friday, more dynamic day overall weather-wise. and passing

sullivan of marblehead. a lobsterman made the discovery yesterday afternoon. the essex county district attorney' s office says no foul play is suspected. jury selection resumes tomorrow in the murder trial. eight jurors have been chosen to sit on that jury. the prosecution and defense teams back at salem superior court tomorrow. chisholm is accused of murdering someone a few years ago. a curry college student will be arraigned tomorrow charged with , illegally possessing a gun, ammunition, and drugs in his dorm room. the college says tips from students led them to darius last friday. he has been suspended from the school. ed: new information on that egypt. investigators say new evidence it was an inside job. they believe isis recruited someone with access to the airport to plant a bomb. 224 people were killed in the crash. the bodies of some of the wounds. device. san francisco now, and 21 people are looking for a new place to tire store spread to an apartment building in san francisco. the fire broke out this morning in the city' s mission district. no one was hurt. the cause

some wind chills, sullivan, ulster and orange county in the teens. 44 is your high today, yeah. well below normal. 6:52 is your sunrise. that will be pretty. plenty of sun before it goes away. so, below normal that is a turnaround for this month. 19 of the 22 days in the books for november have been above normal. six degrees. and right back above normal starting wednesday into the end of the week. but your day today, lunchtime, still 41. 44 this afternoon. that's it. it is bright, it is breezy. 39 after work and school. so the coldest of the season so far. however, that high melts in and kept the snow out of the area. many are counting as a blessing. and snow lovers you are lamenting that. and a calmer chill tomorrow. you can see the nosing on the tv screen. the closer to you, the less wind. it is on top of us. that will tee it up for a nice travel day. the size of rhode island, but should be nice and smooth i love that. can you imaginen if a taurus. what in the world. 44 today. 48 for your tuesday. not as windy. you feel better. nice wednesday into thursday. more clouds for tha

george's county killed in a murder/suicide are trying to take the tragedy and help other women who are victims of domestic violence. they came out sunday to remember ton tanya wilkerson sullivan. she was killed by her husband antoine sullivan. they were only married for a few months. >> we're hoping this message gets to someone else who may have been going through what she was going through and reach out to get help. we hope this can help another person that can help another person and go forward. >> antoine sullivan was a d.c. protective services officer. police say he used his service weapon during the crime. >>> happening ahead, a 17-year-old will appear in court on charges he murdered another teenager in loudoun county. the 17-year-old was shot and killed while walking to a bus stop back in september. police are not releasing his name because he's under age. they will try him as an adult. two others are being charged. miranda moved from el salvador to escape the violence there. >>> it's 5:47. the episcopal church has a new leader. curry takes over from katherine jeff ford shorey whos with the first woman to hold that position. it comes as the episcopal church deals with f

county. and more coverage as sullivan as well. and you've got the fog out there. we're waiting for some breaks this afternoon in the clouds. so a little bit of sun on veterans day. even for the parade, we should see a break in the city and then another round of thursday thursday. and then the cold windblows friday into saturday. >>> a communications journalist goes affair a protester. >> you need to get out of here. do you think this is funny? could you please move like i asked you to move minutes ago? >> ahead the calls for that professor to be fired and the fiery debate over free speech. >> the news is back in the morning right here on "cbs this morning." announcer: this portion of "cbs this morning" sponsored by toyota. let's go places! the all-new tacoma. toyota. let's go places. suffering from the flu is a really big deal. with aches, fever and chills... there's no such thing as a little flu. so why treat it like it's a little cold? there's something that works differently than over-the-counter remedies. attack the flu virus at its source with prescription ta

county woman who was shot and killed by her husband. this happened one week ago in upper marlboro. the police say that antwaun sullivan shot and killed tonya wilson-sullivan after an argument and then shot and killed himself. family members say that she got married not too long ago and seemed happy. there was no sign. there was no sign. somebody is if living under the situation, get out now. don't let it turn into such a tragedy. kimberly: tragically, she leaves behind four children. the race for the white house, the republican national committee has named somebody to oversee the debate process. the rnc chief operating officer will negotiate debate terms with networks. the announcement came before the campaign held a meeting to discuss the format of debates. the candidates won a greater say and how debates are run and who moderates them. tonight, a outside very wild start to the month of november, but will some of us need umbrellas? devon lucie has the first look at the forecast. how about the bus stop? will be freef us and clear. the belfort furniture weather center, cloud cover today, holding temperatures. a snapsho

and you have the 30s from morris county over to warren and up into sullivan and orange. and clouds today are going to fill in. evidence of that right now, a little bit of light rain or drizzle this afternoon. so after school, after work, a passing shower. not a lot of coverage. not heavy rain. that would be later tomorrow. and in fact, tomorrow morning, it's still relatively light rain. it's during the day when that rain fills in. and thursday afternoon, you've got this pocket of heavy rain and it continues through the afternoon commute and into the evening. could even see an isolated thunderstorm and localized thunderstorm could occur later thursday. and after a mild one, you're right back in the 50s friday. just the 40s on sunday. >> thank you very much. >>> we are back with another local update in about 25 minutes. moment. caring about the things that make each of our clients unique... ...that's what makes riverspring health unique. [ female announcer ] business travel isn't just about the going. it's also about the going home. and being connected all along the way. w

sullivan in ten minutes. pack your patience. alison: now to a wake-up call for students in montgomery county.ational epidemic. s a it continues to claim a disturbing number of lives. as jeanette reyes explains speak up, save a life aims to change that. jeanette: a disturbing epidemic that devastated the county and the entire state. last year alone the number of the deaths as a result of heroin overdoses could fill this entire auditorium. drug overdoses are on the rise and heroin is leading the way. by far. over 900 people died in the state of maryland as a result of the overdoses by heroin. victims are overwhelmingly white between the ages of 18 and 30. the suburbs are now increasingly familiar with the insidious drug. >> it would be like we wiped out your high school. that is level of the epidemic. >> it's important to know who the friends are and where they are going, what they are doing on friday and saturday night. >> seven years ago a 15-year-old tried heroin for the second time with a friend. this after a rough breakup with her boyfriend. she immediately went into cardiac arrest. her br

sullivan with the traffic. jamie: we are seeing a lot of red. this is outbound on 66 working past nutley street. these are the delays to expect. we still have slowing. crash near the fairfax county parkway. let's talk about the delays. 66 is you are seeing heading outbound at 10 miles per hour. the earlier crash is gone and still in the teens. a crash coming in to cause a backup. the northbound traffic is typical in the time. and still some westbound out there. so you want to be careful. let's get more on the weather. >> in the race that will continue in the overnight. zoom in to catch this. moving toward barryville. extending eastward. more of the patches and the not raid to the heavy rain in the overnight hours. the source of rain is off the coast of north carolina. the fture cast will show steady rain that is indicated in yellow. for tomorrow morning's rush hour. this should continue to push out of the area. most rain should come in and the clearing is tomorrow night. we are in fine shape on wednesday. cold front thursday and showers to get ready for the breezy and the chilly weather overtaking the region through friday and the weekend. how much rain we will get between now a