i'm here with mark gordon general sundown mountain. so this building replaces the old ski and boot rental building. what's now inside this new building? how do you expect this to attract new customers? obviously it's all weather the goal is to be ready for skiiers by live in dubuque, katie wiedemann kcrg tv-9 a day after kraft heinz announced it's closing seven factories in the u-s and cutting thousands of jobs, iowa is poised to keep a kraft heinz facility in davenport. today the iowa economic development board approved tax breaks and forgivable loans totaling $4.75 million dollars. the company will close its old davenport plant and build a new one a few miles away. but there will still be job cuts. the factory today employs about 12-hundred people. but the new modernized one will need fewer than 500 employees. now here's a look at some of what you'll see at 5:30 on a-b-c. recapping today's top stories, loras college in dubuque plans to help students with autism attend college and get ready for the working world. and a budget shortfal

take a look at the time lapse from today out at the coast where we did have sunup to sundown a good amount of sunshine, a few scattered clouds and clearly the brighter skies were in central and southern new hampshire. the most the the waive clouds farther to the north. can you see right now a squeeze play is on here as we do have one system passing south of new england and another one scooting off to our north although these clouds are clipping the north country with a few extra clouds in and around the great north woods. that may actually keep temperatures up a little bit overnight instead of crashing back into the 20's, we'll probably hold in the 30's in northern parts of the state by early morning. right now with 40's from plymouth north and west down into the lakes region and through tupper valley, monadnock region as well. then the 50's still holding on from concord points south and southeast. but it's low 50's, and it will cool quickly into the 40's the the next couple hours. overnight tonight with more clouds drifting in up north, it will cool back to the mid to upper 30's and rise

we have got to 80 degrees, and still even with the sundown it feels fantastic out here. it has been a while in november since you have been able to go out without a jacket even in the dark. temperatures feeling great right now but how long can it last? let's recap today. a as i said we got to 80 degrees. 1 degree shy off the record but it is warmest november day that we have had since november 15th of 1993. twenty-two years ago. hopefully my mathis right this time. november 15th, 193 was last time we hit 80 in november, in philadelphia. so it has been quite sometime since we have enjoyed this kind of warmth this late in the year. let look the at temperatures right now and as i said we are hanging on to some warmth. just dropped below 07 mark in philadelphia. sixty-nine right now. sixty-two in trenton. sixty-eight in allentown. keep in mind normal highs this time of the year are only right around the 60-degree mark. when we're talking 69 degrees in the evening with the sundown that is something to enjoy and get outside and enjoy while you can because we know it will not l

the sundown mountain snowcrew in dubuque says the snow we've got is melting and the temps are up means they won't be opening on friday, but there's a 50 percent chancece they'll open saturday in specific areas. the iowa hawkeyes are on the cover of sports illustrated the 11 and oh hawkeyes have landed on the regional cover of sports illustrated. iowa is rankkd third in the country and tonight will find out where it's at in the latest football playoff rankings. the hawkeyes travel to nebraska on friday before playing in the big 10 title game on december 5th. we'll be right back. --------- a final look at your forecast. thanks r watching the kwwl news at five.

clouds locked in across the lakes region from sunup to sundown with a few showers dotting the lens. rain drops here or there, not a lot of heavy rain yet. but that will change later on this evening. will turn over to heavier rain, up to an inch in spots by morning. especially in central and southern new hampshire, and then quickly the system exits so we get the sunshine back and temperatures run above average. we're talking about 40's and lower 50's tonight, and a run into the upper 50's tomorrow, then a dry and cooler weekend with one weak system that marches through early on sunday morning. notice right now we have a scattering of light showers over a good part of the state. not everyone getting the rain, but a few sprinkles otherwise. then you look to the south and west and wonder where all the heavy rain is. it's beginning to blossom in new jersey and eastern parts of pennsylvania. and it's all moving northeastward, right towards new hampshire. so i would say sometime after 9:00 or 10:00 tonight the rain will begin to increase, and then the back edge of this will clear by the en

take a look at the coast from sunup to sundown in market square we had a lot of sun all day long. temperatures after starting off in the 20's in many spots even a few teens in tupper valley and great north woods ended up in the 40's. well below yesterday, but seasonably cool. as we look ahead, the coldest air so far this season will be tonight. teens for many, a few low to mid 20's, and the warmest right at the coast, mid to upper 20's. but fair skies, that means more sunshine on the way for your wednesday before things change for thursday as the next system does arrive. looks like the rain threat will be thursday afternoon through friday morning before it dries out once again. a dry chilly start to the weekend. and there could be a few mixed or snow showers around early on sunday in many spots. we'll track that as we get right now though tracking cold temperatures, already down near freezing in a few spots. after topping off in the mid to upper 40's. so it's a quick drop in the temperature due to very light winds, clear skies and very dry air in place. already sub freezing marlbo

it will remain dry up north all day with a lot of sun to at least sundown. then we start to see the clouds on the increase up north later tomorrow evening. rain tomorrow night, early on wednesday. tapers off by midday. mostly cloudy, breezy, chilly for the afternoon. you notice on thursday another shot of a few showers late in the afternoon, but a good part of friday dry, a few mixed showers coming in as yes we're turning the page clearly into november-like weather a good part of this week. had to happen. jean: thanks, mike. josh: employees at a texas strip mall were greeted by a sight they didn't expect this weekend. jean: it's an 800-pound alligator. did not phase in dental hygienist who also happens to be a licensed alligator trapper. even after the gator tossed away a police officer, she held on using a scarf and pink tape to subdue that gator. >> a lot of times when i show up on a call it's, you know, cops and mostly guys out there and they're like they sent you, they sent a girl? and i'm like yes, and they kind of doubt me at first until i get them tap

again, not doing much to our forecast except making for a beautiful sun-up and sundown tonight. and smack in between, 60s throughout the central valley. it's 14 degrees in the south shore going up to the mid-40s. there's your sun-up and sundown and snack in between again today, 60s from the coast to the bay to our inland areas. we'll have slight warming tomorrow and then rain arrives late sunday into monday. make it a terrific day. >>> 6:20 right now. a warning about a potential for disaster at a northern california dam. why it's now becoming a priority. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> good morning, everybody. a battle of undefeateds last night at oracle arena. the clippers didn't get one of these. warriors fans did a replica ring giveaway. 4th quarter, josh smith hits the three to put the clippers up by 8. golden state warriors responded with a 10-1 run all from barnes. the dunk with 6 minutes left. l.a.'s lead down to one. they were still down one but then! steph curry with the long three, he finished with 31. the warriors win 112-108. golden state is one of two unbeatens in the

it's not the power pole at its face, leaving southwest 26th street pitch black after sundown. damage. >> my car is parked in the back, i can't get out. >> no power means most residents are finding somewhere else to sleep tonight. but not before firing up chainsaws and attacking the seemingly endless supply of scattered branches. elizabeth: that was ryan smith reporting. whether the damage was the result of wind or a tomato -- tornado is up for debate. they will survey that today to make a determination. eric: a tornado hit the des wednesday. the iowa national guard has video of the aftermath. >> about 50 to 75 yards west over toward the national guard area. debris starting to fly and that kind of stuff so we knew it was a tornado. we saw tractor-trailers picked up and thrown into offense along mckinley as well. eric: the video is not released yet and we hope to get it later today. elizabeth: reports of damage to, trees, and buildings out of knoxville. laura terrerllll reports. laura: jennifer mcgrath ran to her basement when the storm slammed her house around 3:00. >> catch a

a sundown at 5:02.y the time it comes wack tomorrow morning -- back tomorrow morning, it will be in the 50s and 60s. northwest breeze to 15. there's your veterans day forecast. a couple of degrees warmer on thursday and then a chance of rain on monday. veterans day. bright sunshine. >> are you gonna put your heat on tonight? >> no. >> dressing in layers. >>> things shoulding back to normal for the california lottery. yesterday, a computer glitch shut down terminals at hundreds of stores. no worded on what caused the outage. now the company that supplies the terminals may have to reimburse the lottery for lost sales. >>> next, joe's crab shack is raising prices 12%. they are hoping their customers will approve the move. the -- they are reducing tips and bumping up wages. joe's crab shack is the first major chain to eliminate tipping altogether. >>> after a big plunge yesterday, let's take a look at wall street. a bit of a mini rally today. it was down over -- over 200. but it's up 24 points right now. >>

. >> it's supposed to come down at sundown. that's my understanding. as an ex-marine. >> he's right f. but there are exceptions. a 16 page report state that is it may be displayed 24 hours a day if properly illuminated during the hours of darkness. we went by there last niet and found those flags were clearly in the dark. >> it's disrespecting the flag. people fought for the flag. many people died for the flag. >> it's disrespecting our flag, for one. this is our country. we're supposed to be proud. >> it wasn't until we looked closer that we realized there are lights on the roof pointed at the flags, but they're in need of repair. >> get a light bulb, okay, and light the flag. >> we went into the post office and asked about the proper lighting. >> who could i talk to about that? the lights aren't working? >> which lights? >> the lights that shine on the flag. >> we were then told to contact the station manager. >> it's leigh menendez, again. >> the station manager assured us he had no idea there were lights on the roof. he promised to have a maintenan

. -- at its base, leaving southwest 26th street pitch black after sundown. mid-american on scene most of the night surveying the damage. >> we've got to get the electricity and these trees, the driveway, my cars in the back parked in the back i can't get out. ryan: no power means most residents are finding somewhere else to sleep tonight. but not before firing up chainsaws and attacking the seemingly endless supply of scattered branches. we are experiencing some decent winds at this 10:00 hour. whether it was a result of straight-line winds or a zaneta simply debate -- or a tornado is a core debate. the national weather service will be surveying the damage to make the official determination. steve: the national weather service reported that a tornado hit the des moines airport around 3:30 this afternoon. a tower controller reported seeing circulation. the iowa national guard has video of the damaging aftermath. >> he saw just about 50 to 75 yards west over toward the national guard area, debris starting to fly and that kind of stuff, so he knew it was a torn

take a look at the fair skies from sunup to sundown there were some clouds that did build in from the west northwest through the midday and afternoon, but it did remain dry except in the north country. there you can see the snow showers hitting portions of the great north woods into the mount washington valley, outside of that it does remain snow-free here in the month of november. how about those snow stats for concord in november? of course none so far this november. the average snowfall this month is 4 inches, and the record set way back in 1921 at 20.1 inches of snow. last november we all recall the big snowstorm just prior to thanksgiving day, 12.9. by the way, one out of every four novembers we go snowless. so it's not unheard of, just not upper 20's and lower 30's across a good part of northern and central new hampshire. mid to upper 30's manchester and right along the immediate coastline. again temperatures are on the chilly side, it will only get colder from here, down to about 12 in the great north woods, upper teens, lower 20's upper valley through the lakes region. low to

research after sundown at the center can be challenging. a generator provides electricity only 7 hours a day - and lights out is 9pm sharp. a good headlamp is your best friend... along with your mosquito net to keep unwanted guests out of bed. and during mealtime - you have to keep an eye out for the occasional thief... this one targeted our techknow crew. >> pretty good, yeah? >> this macaw is inocencio - who nests near the center with his mate - chuchuy. they are both scarlet macaws - a species that can live to the ripe old age of 50 in the wild. scarlet macaws are doing well here - but endangered in other regions. in mexico, less than 250 survived in the wild as of 2013 - the result of illegal pet trade and habitat loss. inocencio has little fear of humans. that's because a little over 20 years ago - he and 19 other scarlet macaw chicks were chosen to be raised by hand at the center - then released into the wild. the macaws participating in the study are known as the chicos. >> the ones these researchers saw were going to die, they remov

temperatures dipping quick after sundown.rnoon, though, not bad in allentown about 6 there and 64 reading and 65 trenton and 65 wilmington and up to 61 in cape may down by the water and tomorrow we have area of high pressure scotting over to the north and east of us and circulation around that high will push northeast wind n big change is temperature. you have the cool air coming in off the cool water and wind up chillier. tomorrow's high 56. and watching this frontal boundary pushing more clouds in for wednesday and area of low pressure and related cold fronts bription us is what would be a soak rain. could start raining wednesday night and i think thursday is the rain day around here with windy and rainy conditions. your exclusive accuweather forecast. sunny, nice out there and 67 and tomorrow surprise mixing with clouds and cool change high of 56. different day tomorrow. then we ease back up to 6 with the warm front coming through on wednesday. but clouds will increase and at night there is a chance of rain beginning to pu

sundown at 5:02. before then, we have temperatures 50s and 60s. 65 today. warmer thursday, strengthening ridge of high pressure provides us with mid-60s to low 70s friday and saturday. here comes the rain and if our computer models are correct, a quarter to half inch of rain throughout the central bay as much as an inch or more in the wettest locations. we want you to check in with us at cbssf.com/weatherwatchers and tell us what your weather is like in your neighborhood. some people want a weather station for christmas. >> everyone wants to be your bbf. >> except you. [ laughter ] >>> retailers are now gearing up for a big holiday season. more than half of u.s. retailers plan to hire extra workers. that's according to a survey by careerbuilder.com. the national retail federation forecasts holiday sales will be up 3.7% this year compared to a year ago. that's much better than the 10- year average increase of 2.5%. >>> anheuser-busch has bought miller. the $107 billion deal combines the world's two largest brewers of beer. they will make almost a third of be

sundown at 5:06. before then, 60s from the beaches to our inland areas. low 70s around the cloverdale area. there you have the rain event on sunday into monday. have a terrific weekend, everyone. >>> a newly published study shows kids who grow up with dogs or other animals may be at lower risk for asthma. researchers think it may be linked to the hygiene hypothesis. kids exposed to some germs might develop a stronger immune system. let's talk about that with our pet expert dr. jill with cubby. >> cubby is a little nervous today. >> i grew up with four or five dogs so i should be healthy forever, right? >> i think so. >> it helps, right? >> i actually -- this is not a scientific study but everybody i know in my life who has grown up with pets are not allergic to animals so i think there's merit to the study. >> so if you are exposed to the germs kind of like a flu shot you get a little bit and you build up an immunity. >> yes. >> tell us about picking out a dog and the breed. does that matter? >> yes. in general, if people have allergies and it's been esta

we'll be fairly comfortable past sundown. 64 degrees. if the polls are open until 8 it will be cooler than that. keep in mind i'm giving you numbers for philadelphia. if you're in the suburbs, subtract three or four degrees. today, high of 68. tomorrow, 71 and more sun. 73 wednesday and thursday and more clouds and chance on thursday, a spotty shower not a washout, a lot of you won't see it. on friday ahead of another cold front coming in, we'll have a sun and clouds mission. the big story is the high temperature getting up to 76 degrees by afternoon. the cooler air starts to move into the region, the cool air on saturday is not much different than today. we'll get up to 68 degrees, by sunday back into the upper 50s, i could see looking at a a couple of more days in the early part of next week. >> the kimmel center kicks off its jazz season including a concert by an award winning philadelphia artist. karen rogers has 6abc loves the arts. philadelphia's very own christian mcbride has been described as everyone's favorite acoustic bassists

sun-up and sundown we lose about 2 minutes and three seconds of daylight hours off yesterday. i think it's more than that because of the cloud cover. 60s across the board today and tomorrow full sunshine. here comes the rain sunday and monday. computer models still out on how much rain to expect right now i'm thinking a little soaker perhaps .25". we don't want it all too quickly because the ground is still saturated. >> we are getting into a nice trend. >> and snow in the high sierra. >> and snow. we love it! >> roberta, you like space? >> i do. >> good news. >> space cadet. >> there's a help wanted sign at nasa. >> new job! [ laughter ] >> they are hiring. there are currently 47 active nasa astronauts. the agency is looking for the next generation of space pioneers to possibly go to mars. they are accepting applications from december through february. >>> netflix has some help for parents who have trouble getting their children to turn off the tv and go to bed. netflix launched a five-minute bedtime video based on the animated series dino trucks, much shorter than usual 20 o

tomorrow night, on and off light rain into wednesday morning and then the arsenal clearing toward sundown but a good part of veterans day will be breezy and chilly. a couple of mixed showers up north, a sign of the season we are moving towards. tom: we will be missing a good patriot coming up over the next few weeks. >> tough break for dion lewis, the running back. viewin if you think there's no solution to the climate crisis, think again. in america, clean energy is already producing enough power for 18 million homes, reducing our dependence and supporting over one million jobs. i'm tom steyer. with bold leadership and an endless supply of wind and sun, we can do even more. the goal is 50% clean energy by 2030. >> a lot of great performances every week, so great for him. >> when you get your opportunity , we tried to do whatever we can to help our team. >> patriots running back james white reacting to the news that his teammate dion lewis will an mri confirmed what we all feared today. lewis has become a huge part of new england' s running game and passing game quickly becoming one of to

tomorrow night, on and off light rain into wednesday morning and then the arsenal clearing toward sundown but a good part of veterans day will be breezy and chilly. a couple of mixed showers up north, a sign of the season we are moving towards. tom: we will be missing a good patriot coming up over the next few weeks. >> tough break for dion lewis, the running back. view >> a lot of great performances every week, so great for him. >> when you get your opportunity , we tried to do whatever we can to help our team. >> patriots running back james white reacting to the news that his teammate dion lewis will an mri confirmed what we all feared today. new england' s running game and one of tom brady' s favorite targets out of the backfield. the southern new hampshire s soccer team gathered at the student center show. conference championship on sunday. team in the country. they will host the each region turned this week. they will make their eight straight appearance, the longest active streak in division ii. southern new hampshire will play saturday at 1:00 against either merrimack or lemoine. >

there's your sun-up and sundown. and in between today 60s from the beaches through the bay into our inland areas. we'll have sunshine on saturday and sunday. but then we'll begin to cloud up on sunday leading to the rain on monday. liza. >>> we are getting word of bart delays now, roberta. good morning, everybody. they are running 10 minutes late leaving san francisco heading towards pittsburg-bay point station and 10-minute delay on bart from the city to dublin-pleasanton all of this because of earlier track maintenance. as we move on to highway 4, eastbound lanes have been shut down for construction. there's a detour in place for the next 20 minutes approaching "a" street. so far, traffic is moving well heading through the construction zone. no big delays for that westbound commute leaving antioch bound for pittsburg into concord. 880 rolling through oakland that's still looking okay no big delays there. the earlier roadwork we had leaving the oakland area bound for san leandro is cleared out. all lanes are open. i

dry start tolan today at sundown and next monday it gets even warmer, temperatures 8 degrees above normal high up to 56 degrees and i will have an update on the timing of the rain coming up tonight on "action news" at 11:00. >> thank you cecily. >> uh-huh. >> so it is the last day of november which means it's the last day of movember. all month men had been growing their facial layer to support men's health. today the rittenhouse spa club and henry a davidson joined for a slaveoff event. money raised today will go towards the november foundation which raises awareness about prostate and testicular cancer. >>> abc's world news tonight with david muir is next on channel six. "action news" continues at 10:00 on phl17 with brian taff, sharrie williams, adam joseph and ducis rodgers. and please join us for "action news" at 11:00 here on channel6. for cecily tynan, ducis rodgers and the entire "action news" team, i'm jim gardner. we hope you'll join us at 11:00. >> ♪ >>> breaking news tonight. a short time ago, the accused killer, hauled before the camera. after the deadly rampage in colorado.

at sundown mountain in dubuque -- it's too warm for people to hit the slopes friday. the snowcrew says the snow we've got is melting and the temps are up. however -- they say there's a 50 percent chance they'll open saturday in specific areas... coming up ... thanksgiving is not the time for sharing if you're a pet owner... a report explains -- on the way... you're watching kwwl. and here's a live look outside on i-80 and i-380 near coralville... traffic -- picking up a bit and will only get heavier throughout the day... stay safe and give yourself extra time if you are traveling today... and when you see news - or if you have pictures or video to share... you can do that by going to our page on facebook. you can also "like" our page to pam delagardelle & if you're doing everything right but find it harder and harder to get by, you're not alone. while our people work longer hours for lower wages, almost all new income goes to the top 1%. my plan -- make wall street banks and the ultrarich pay their fair share of taxes, provide living wages for working people, ensure e

the sundown mootain snowcrew in dubuque says the snow we've got is melting and the temps are up -- that means they won't open on friday, but there's a 50 percent chance they'll open saturday in specific areas. it's coming up on today iowa.... the bird flu hit dozens of farms in iowa, but that's not stopping take advantage of this thanksgiving holiday. plus... o snow equals ad news for ski resorts. but in one part of the midwest, they found a way to open their doors. and when you see news - or if you have pictures or video to share... yououcan do that by going to our page on facebook. you can also "like" our page to stay up to date on breaking news and weather information. the time n oh! go amanda! we love you! let's get you caught up on some of the bigger stories this morning. police have released ddshcam deo of a whiteeofficer shooting a black teen last year. he was shot 16 times. this led to protets overnight in chicago the officer is charged with first-degree murder. if you're leaving today to begin your holiday travel, be prepared. airports and roads will e owded. triple-a says abou

at sundown mountain in dubuque -- it's too warm for people to hit the slopes friday. the snowcrew says the snow we've got is melting and the temps are & up. however -- they say theyre's a 50 percent chance they'll open saturday in specific areas. its coming up... there's three times more fires on thanksgiving day -- tips to keep you and your family safe. and more big news r the hawkeyes -- ahead of the big rilvary y ame againststnebraska. details ahead. travel when they told me that i was diagnosed with cancer, all i could think of was my kids and that i didn't want to leave them. i beat cancer, but it is still scary. now i have a pre-existing condition. so, if republicans take away y amacare, if hillary's in the white house, she's going to continue obamacare, so that i don't have to worry anymore. i trust her, and i know she's going to fight for all of us. i'm hillary clinton, and that means a lot more people on the road. most people drive around thanksgiving. and that's why the iowa state patrol will be in full force kwwls amanda gilbert joihs us live... you talked

sundown before 5:00 this afternoon. tomorrow looks dry too. could bring delays.t rain takes a long time to get here. it shows up as we get toward late in the day on wednesday. thursday will be far and away our rainiest day of the week. might even have some thunder showers to deal with on thursday afternoon. then after the rain drops, a dry evening. >>> it's a rare site. people actually happy to go to work. it's all because of a major expansion of the vre. "news4"'s kristin wright is there this morning. kristin, i imagine people are happy about this big difference. >> repter: they are. talking to my friend jerry here who's about to get on the train, how exciting is this for you? >> very. i've been waiting for this for a while. >> reporter: it's been a long time coming. what kind of difference does this new spotsylvania train make for you in your life and your work? >> ten minutes each way, morning and afternoon. it's a great spot. get to park in an actual paved lot now. ite greats. >> right. compared to fredericksburg station. >> with pits and holes. it wasn't fun

until that front goes by, about sundown tonight, another chance for rain will linger out ahead of it.rt, st. charles county, heavier rain may slow things. it may slow things on the bay bridge. sprinkles and light rain showers, out toward hagerstown. brief periods of rain. metro rains eased up a little bit. still a lot of road spray. pavement is wet. lots of puddles and slippery wet leashes out there. cloudy skies. it is mild. you may need a raincoat but you don't need the winter raincoat. just the spring type to keep the rain drops off. it is mild. weather is going have a high impact on rain. take the umbrella. what to expect today. leave early. a slow go out there. it will stay in the 60s all day. some could get an inch of rain, maybe a little less in some areas. here's future weather. rain should taper off in the next little bit. we should be dry -- not dry but cloudy and misty. the cold front coming onto the i-95 corridor. that will turn off the rain. we'll be dry, back to dry weather for tomorrow. 68 degrees for a high today about lunchtime with a 100% chance of rain. tomorrow, wi

with any luck we'll start to dry out as we get toward sundown. there's "storm team 4" radar.heaviest rains along 270. your 24 hour focus, heaviest rain this morning. temperatures in the low 60s. heavy rain and a slow go. rain may not end until 6:00 or 7:00 tonight and we'll look at how cold and dry. 270, a little bit of trouble? >> 270, a little bit of trouble. some complaints that it's slower than normal right now as you're headed sboun through the german town area. you can see a little bit of that slickness there on the roadway. just a reminder to leave early if you can this morning. just a little bit of rain cause as big problem, you can see the virtual rain. fairfax to the beltway, it's going to take you ten minutes. not bad. franconia, springfield parkway also a little wet. the roads are green, but, again, this big massive green is all rain. we'll see you in ten minutes with travel times. >> new threats today after friday's terror attacks in paris. plus a controversial vote. nbc's tracie potts on the hill with what to expect today. tracci tracie, good morning. >> let's s

here's a view out of portsmouth from sunup to sundown where we didn't have a lot in the way of cloud cover today. although up north the clouds were quite stubborn and eventually they'll move on out and temperatures will tumble statewide. clear and chilly tonight again in the north country clouds will this evening and overnight. teens north, and 20's for many. a sunny stretch today through wednesday. and the next shot of rain thursday afternoon into friday morning as the next system does move in. seasonably chilly right now, 40s to around 50 in many spots. winds have been off shore today, so quite mild in the merrimack valley and along the shoreline. several degrees above average. with the sun now down it is beginning to cool off rapidly in many spots. new london down to 40, and lower 40's through the rest of the lake sunapee stretch. by tomorrow a little cooler and the same story on wednesday. on average, lower to mid 40's across a good part of the lakes region, then colder up north. already with skies beginning to partially clear it's in the mid to upper 20's along the canadian low

step one, wrap up your stash in large plastic bags then store it away until sundown.ght falls, head to a drop spot near mystery land to transfer the goods to a partner operating inside. >> my only thought is that we will pull over up here a little bit. if somebody accuses us of trespassing, we'll state the car broke down and we were trying to take a shortcut to the event. >> step three, make sure you've got all the right tools. >> yeah, i got it. >> all right. thanks, man. >> including a good pair of hiking boots. >> we're going to meet dale. he's going to take this and bring it to the main camping area and be distributed tomorrow. ♪ >> we'll be there in about five minutes. >> once you get to the drop site, unload the stash then flee the vicinity surrounding mystery land and finally, step four, when daylight breaks, work to increase sales by soliciting concert goers camping near the festival site. >> got a little something for you. >> we're at a campground outside of the mystery land venue where hundreds of attendees are staying and there is a vigilante here who is li

right now sundown, temperatures are cooling and winds out of the south at 5 miles per hour and we're starting to see the clouds on the increase and those clouds will continue to increase throughout the night and we're looking at showers on the radar and n much around most of the regn and it's down arou the rivr kingeorge county and some of those showers and tard the culpeper area you can see a shower. some of this is hitting the grund around 3:01 and do a little bit of a zoom farther to the no into woodbridge and seeing some of the showers coming upight along the potomac rivernd over towards akiki. amost of the swers will be light through the night tonight and i'm not expecting much in the w of corage and they're making their way up through the south and east and it is just off of the coast of the raleigh and north carolina area and showers and heavier rain and just off the coast and we have thisittle southeast flow coming in and thatmeans more cloud cover tonight and that means a chance for showers and that means a chance for fog and this is what to expect for your thursday. morning

white house, all government buildings and th military bases at well and will be at half staff until sundown on thursday. in the hours ater friday night attack, he french embassy in northwest washington became a gathering spot for those who fell compelled to share emotions. tom rousseyas there that now and continues to report from there now where the make smith memorial that is growing. tom? tom: we were here friday night when a woman came and laid the first flower. you can see what has happened since then. it has grown. there has been an outpouring of support from the french people and the people in d.c. if you see the woman tere rearranging the flowers, that is alicia who said she survived 9/11 at the pentagon. she wanted to arrange things. they were out of room. so folks have more room. this is video we have taken throughout the an of the folks who have come out to lay the flowers to leave condolences. we have talked to folk, our nation has, from france, we have talked to french americans. we have also talked to district residents and college students who want to come out and tell the fre

northern, western new hampshire maybe just prior to sundown or just after and a couple of showers that are falling apart move through briefly on friday evening. any events outdoors during friday evening shouldn't be a major concern. back to sunshine for the weekend, but also cooler conditions for the weekend as well. windy and chilly, and falling temperatures through saturday and sunday. 40 degrees in many places tonight, and 30's to the north and for tomorrow here's a look at your high temperatures, another day similar to today, tomorrow and enough sunshine, could hit 70 in a few spots. what about friday before the front rolls through, we're back into the lower 70's in many spots, either side of 70. your outlook for the rest of the not bad but certainly sunny, dry, and cooler, sunday the coolest of the two weekend days. jean: thanks, josh. a man says he survived for six days after getting loss in the australian outback by eating ants. josh: police say 62-year-old man and his brother went into the des sort hunt for camels, he shot one, but it ran off and he got lost chasing it. he got

there's your sun up and sundown. temperatures up to 60.h, cool, raw day, tonight slows down to the freezing point in santa rosa. the extended forecast calls for a frigid thanksgiving day but it will be dry. hopefully not the turkey. >> thank you. >>> a controversial group is causing quite a stir on a bay area college campus. details on the white student union. bring the patriots' streak n end. kic >>> coming up, what does draymond green think about his bobblehead. >>> and temperatures rise as rex ryan tries to brings patriots' streak to an end. ,, >>> could levi stadium be the backdrop to the conclusion of the greatest season in nfl history? the patriots are heaping that answer is yes -- hoping that answer is yes. rex ryan hoping to stop new england's undefeated season. no love lost between rex and the patriots. listen to tom brady at the line of scrimmage. >> rex ryan! >> a little shout by brady before he led the offense to victory. game tied at 10. third quarter, 41-yard catch and ran to danny amendola. and into the end zone. they win 20

sundown take care, find you creeping. >> better than that. >> sue serio, good morning. >> if you could read my mind my love. >> we will play some gordon lightfoot and educate you. the it is a tranquil morning for gordon lightfoot music. no precipitation, a bit of the breeze though at 10 miles an hour. with your 49-degree temperature, in the city. the it is cooler then yesterday. 6:48 is your sunrise time, check some other temperatures, it is very chilly in mount pocono. 36 degrees. forty-one in allentown. forty-six in trenton. down in atlantic city, it is 43 and mid 50's in wildwood. our cold front has not quite settled in just yet but it will be a chillier day. it is already 11 degrees cooler in mount pocono but cooler temperatures haven't taken effect to the south of us. so if you are planning your day and who than the is, we will have some sunshine by 7:00 o'clock, plenty of sunshine walking out the door and temperatures should be around 47 degrees. fifty-two by lunchtime with the northeasterly breeze, that is the the cold front we were talking about yesterday, bringing chillier tem

celebrations begin at sundown next sunday and adam sand ler is getting everyone in the mood as he always does with an updated version of his legendary hanukkah song. joseph gordon-levitt enjoys eating kugel so does stan lee, jake gyllenhaal and the two guys who founded google >> sand ler performs this new addition of his famous "snl" song in san diego and has since shared it on youtube where it's going viral. got to love adam sandler. >> nice update. >> very nice update. nice "pop news." we'll be right back with more "gma." keep it here. >> a nice update. >> nice update. created with passion... by the lindt master chocolatiers. a hard outer shell with a smooth center. luscious... flowing... welcome... to the best time of your day. unwrap... unwind... experience the melt. only the lindor truffle. from the lindt master chocolatiers. if you could see your cough, it's just a cough. you'd see how often you cough all day and so would everyone else. new robitussin 12 hour delivers fast, powerful cough relief that lasts up to twelve hours. new robitussin 12 hour cough relief. feel a cold coming

about this, was to dance in the sun and spend under the sun and imagine that god was beaming the sundownnly on her and that heavenly cameras were following and filming her every move. she made that a reality. for many years now, maybe not heavenly, but cameras nonetheless are following her every move. she made it happen. >> her father had worked in scranton, pennsylvania in the factories and mines in the neighborhood of chicago. her mother was a traditional housewife. where does this come from in hillary? >> i would not call her mother a traditional housewife. she was very strong and independent. her father was a republican, and 99.5% right. he was in the deep heart of the midwest middle-class. he was very sheltered in that sense. she had her father's politics but it was sort of incidental to knew she thought she was. she was very strongly a methodist in that sense throughout her life, but it started in her early teenage years. her youth minister was a very progressive person to challenge hillary to think about the world outside. that was when she blossomed and changed her politics. >> y

sundown at 5:09. smack in between, thermal temperatures uniform. 60s in the area.'s the extended forecast. a string of sunshiny days each day through monday. on the ninth of november we have a slight chance of rain but it's just minimal right now. make it a great day. >>> ocean beach in san francisco has a new plan to keep the beach cleaner: fewer trash cans. now, it sounds counterintuitive. but the park service says it's all an experiment to see what happens. the idea is by getting rid of the trash cans, people will be forced to bring their trash home. some beach-goers don't like it. >> you bring some beer, food, whatever, it's going to come in a container that you got to throw away. >> because people will just leave their trash there. they won't take it home, fersure. >> crews did notice ocean beach looked cleaner as of yesterday. the park service says they did the same experiment at baker beach. there they made it permanent. so we shall see. >>> we'll be right back. ,,,,,, i am totally blind. and sometimes i struggle to sleep at night, and stay awake during the

reporter: it's been so beautiful today and eve 2010 the sundown it's still so mild, lots of something that the state climate says it -- the street today. people were walking around in shirt sleeves, shorts, really taking advantage of the warm weather, more like indian summer than prethanksgiving. some likened to it the weather in california right now. others wondered about global warming but said they'd take this weather any time. enjoy it for now, but let's hope it doesn't last. >> being cold enough to end the fall to, for vegetation and for insects and of course, it's a very important part of our eco system. so mild weather like this much later would be a disruption of reporter: coming up, what another expert says about what this may be, behind this, and we'll hear from nonexpert as well about what they think is going on. jennifer crompton, wmur news 9. josh: the search continues for the person who hit a man who was out walking his dog in derry and then drove off. we have new details about what happened yesterday and they come from the victim who's recovering from some significant i

. >> it was a saturday night and sort of near sundown when they voted the first article of impeachmentaye. >> peter went in the back and cried. we took it very seriously. >> with that vote, mr. nixon became the first president in more than a century and only the second in all of our history to confront removal from office through the only means provided in the constitution, impeachment. >> i stood by nixon and felt he should remain in office, but then we discovered the tape of june 23rd. this was fatal. >> good evening. president nixon stunned the country today by admitting he held back evidence from the house judiciary committee, keeping it a secret from his lawyers and not disclosing it in public statements. mr. nixon issued transcripts of three recorded conversations he had with h.r. halderman on june 23rd, 1972, six days after the burglars were caught in the watergate. >> you open that scab and there's a hell of a lot of things that we just feel that this would be detrimental to have this thing go any further. >> the facts came out. yes, the president himself, not only was he invol