newark 45 at teterboro. 51 at white plains. you head father --farther north and west significantly cooler. calm wind and clear skies. that allows the suburbs to get pretty cool. 37 at monticello. down in to the mid 30s at toms river. sitting at 54 at belmar. it's all curt -- courtesy this nice weather. a ridge extending all the way to the edge, protecting this for the time being from this front which is causing a travel mess over the middle part of the country. a major ice storm unfolding here over the panhandles of texas and oklahoma, extending through kansas, parts of iowa. that front has a lot of moisture right now. as it moves off to the east it's going to really lose that moisture and that energy. as it heads in to the tri-state area, showers. tomorrow, ahead of the front. nice and mild with that southwesterly wind. the high getting up to 64. some places might even get a little bit warmer than that especially west and south of new york city. as that front limps through the area during the day on saturday, not much energy l

teterboro and over toward newark. 25 right around laguardia. 24 jfk. so that wind is going to be rushing through this afternoon and this evening. here are the gusts that are out of that. look at that per hour laguardia. 43 at newark. 35 white plains and teterboro. this will continue through the afternoon into the evening. it will die down just a little bit but the sun comes back tomorrow and the low enhances itself and it sends a wave through tomorrow. a trough and that will crank those winds up again tomorrow. so the way that i'm talking about is here the low that we're walking about is here and canada. so some big giant low pressure system like a giant ferris wheel. it will send a spoke of energy through tomorrow that will reenforce the cold air and maybe bring some snow or a mixture of some rain and snow up above i-287. really up here above i-84. putnam. 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 saturd

sun setting at 4:38. 57 in nu -- newark. 59 in teterboro. you have low 50s on the island. mid 40s down at toms river. mid 50s on the jersey shore at belmar. high pressure firmly in control for the you see on the wind stream lines, pretty neat, actual clockwise flow and that caused us to have a southwesterly wind during the day today rather than the strong northwesterly wind. a southerly component will tend to warm things up. there's colder air lurking north of the u.s. canadian border. 30s up here by quebec and north bay. this air is going to be seeping down through new england in to the day tuesday. that means that tuesday is going to be significantly colder than tomorrow. upper 30s well north and west of not nearly as chilly as it was yesterday morning. highs monday getting up to 62 in the park. 65, belmar. 66. so we're talking middle and upper 60s down the jersey shore toward toms river. low 60s on the island. that's down right warm by november standards. that high getting up to 62. there's that backdoor cold front coming in from the north. it's much cooler, full 10 deg

looked forward to a family vacation in mexico but forgot to pack her pack of cigarettes on her way to teterboro airport. >> i stopped at the duty free store and they had a special. so i bought four cartons for $126. and the clerk asked me where i was going. >> reporter: she showed her travel documents. when she arrived in mexico. >> they asked me how many cartons and i told them and i got immediately pulled over. i had my 11-year-old son and husband with me. you're pulled over like you're a criminal. >> reporter: she was only allowed to bring two cartons of cigarettes not four. he agreed to charge tax for one carton but the amount she had to pay was $169. tried contacting dufry. >> i left four messages over the course of four weeks. nobody responded. >> reporter: she filed complaints with the better business bureau and the new jersey attorney general's office. >> it's not a situation that i appreciate trying to go on a family vacation and relax. this is their obligation to ad advise people. >> reporter: we reached out to dufry. they said that was highly unusual situation. they ask two questions

teterboro, near an inch, as well. even in the city in central park over an inch of rain has come down. i will have the details on tomorrow's forecast and might see more rain for the weekend. that's coming up next. back to you. >>> you can tr k the rain on the news 4 new york app. select the weather tab. you'll see the latest forecast, interactive radar and directions how you can submit your own weather video. the news 4 new york app is >>> the terror attacks in paris. the ring leader behind the massacre is dead tonight. one key isis operative is at large and isis has added more targets to its list. jonathon is live with the latest for us. >> reporter: the rapid developments continue. france and belgium still hunting for more terrorists. sweden raised its terror alert level with a suspect believed to be the alert as well and rome concerned a terror zell cell could be plotting an attack on the vatican. here in the u.s. the fbi director tried to calm concerns. across new york, patrols continue. the fbi director described

you're 50 at teterboro and 49 at newark and you have temperatures which are generally in the 40s north and west of the city. actually down to 39 and 36 respectively. down to 45 at belmar. upper 40s on the island. we've had that wind coming in off of the water from the east and the northeast and that's actually helped to cloud things over during the early evening hours. with that moist flow coming in off of the atlantic ocean. there's that system causing a bunch of snow and a bunch of headaches over the midwest. that has almost no moisture to work with ooze it moves into the -- as it moves into the tristate area overnight tonight. no connection down to the gulf of mexico or the atlantic ocean in terms of moisture. so we're not looking for any appreciable rainfall from that. just couple of showers at most. here's the futurecast overnight tonight. you see things cloud up and the atmosphere moistens up a little bit and at 4:00 in the morning, yeah there could be a few showers around. maybe even a shower or two through daybreak especially from the city on eastward. and then we start to clea

front sits off to our south and it's close enough to give us that cloud cover. 43, newark. 39 at teterboro. farther out in to the suburbs and it gets sussex, morristown and toms river all sitting at 27 degrees. just barely above freezing. where you have more cloud cover acting like an insulator in the atmosphere, we're sitting at 52 at montauk. speaking of the cloud cover, you can see it here on the satellite picture. eventually some of the clouds are going to work their way in to the city. probably start off fairly bright then clouds increase during the course of the parade. nationwide there's a big storm over the rocky mountains providing delays over salt lake city. that's going to be moving in to denver, kansas city. tomorrow, core travel for last minute travelers. major hubs along the east coast looking a-okay. variably cloudy tomorrow. high getting up to around 59. sunshine fairly limited during the day friday, breezy, warm. high getting up to 64. accuweather forecast overnight, clear, partly cloudy. 30s in many of the burbs. down to 41 in midtown. variably cloudy. limited sun tomorro

sun setting at 4:38. 57 at teat -- teterboro. you have temperatures in the low 50s north and west. 55, poughkeepsie. low 50s on the island. the jersey shore. this is our stream lines that show you which way the wind is blowing. we're getting a southwesterly wind on the north side. that's why we warm things up during the day today. colder air lurking to our north. this is going to seep through the hudson valley and down through new england late tomorrow night in to the day on tuesday. and that's why this week is going to be kind of a roller coaster ride in the temperature department. in the meantime though tomorrow is going to be a great day. there's where we call that backdoor cold front sinking in from new england. behind that, significantly cooler on tuesday. below normal for this time of the year. only getting up to 52. some locations north and west might not even get out of the 40s and that's despite a lot of sunshine. it won't quite feel the part. it will be pretty chilly out there. there could be as this system approaches f

and j.f.k., 49. 48 at teterboro. ful mid-40s -- mid-40s down the shore. we have high pressure in control over new england. that will be moving offshore. as we head into the day tomorrow, our wind switches more in from the east than the southeast. there's a bank of clouds offshore. we'll be watching that satellite picture all night into tomorrow morning to see if that low cloud bank comes into new york city. i think it will be at some point probably late morning into the early part of the afternoon. where they do have travel delays out west getting rain changing to snow and that will move into some of the major hubs of the midwest during the day tomorrow. lows tonight, 41 in the park. low 30s north and west. highs in the upper 50s under variably cloudy skies. again, limited amount ofs of sunshine -- amounts of sunshine. breezy and warm on black friday. 64 for a high temperature. here's the forecast for tonight, clear and partly cloudy. 31. 30 in many suburbs. variably cloudy tomorrow. milder, but again, limited sunshine. 48 at parade start. upper 50s by th

you are looking at five miles per hour winds at teterboro and the park. these are the sustained winds, 18 newark and white plains. 20 at j.f.k. the gusts have been around 24, 25 and that will continue for the afternoon. there. 40 around staten island. 37 around the park. 35 laguardia. 27 monticello. this will be the feel for the rest of the afternoon with the wind. the wind dies down tonight. when the wind dies down, that off. the weather service has issued a freeze watch. but everybody will be frozen tomorrow morning. as the wind dies down to a light wind, the temperature drops off. this high-pressure ridge to the west will be sliding eastward. so, tomorrow, we get into the pressure ridge. as it slides eastward into of the south. wednesday for travel it will be fantastic in the northeast and along the atlantic coast. fair travel weather for the great lakes and into the southwest. there will be a snowstorm from the rockies dumping snow. terrible travel there. cheyenne wyoming up to the dakotas and down to southern california. but at least two thirds of th

flying out of macarthur, white plains, teterboro, all are reporting low visibilities as well as laguardia. j.f.k. zero visibility. this is dense sea fog. letter that happens in the overnight hours where everything cools off. the warm air, there you see it, that his the camera in brooklyn looking to the east side and lower manhattan and wall street. 60 degrees. letter 86% the humidity. winds are calm. that let's the fog really hang around and normal high is 57. we will be at 70 again today and warmer tomorrow. so, you see, dense fog equals delays on roadways, airports, all of that. we have low clouds. the fog will return tonight and maybe even a sprinklele with this warm air. then we will look at a record high tomorrow before a front moves through tomorrow night and cools things down. 55, 56 long island. 60 the park. these numbers are way warm for this hour of the day. it should be about 45 degrees. there you see much of the area has a calm wind. when things cool off overnight the fog develops. it develops then it dissipates. so, it will dissipate about 9:00, 10:00. that's how long the den

now it's 45 right now. 45 in andover and teterboro is coming in at 47. 30s. we already are in white plains and kind of hold steady later on tonight. high clouds coming in. we're running a good, 18, 19 degrees below yesterday or behind yesterday's pace. so patchy clouds this evening. partly cloudy tomorrow morning. more filtered sunshine and then clouds are dominant tomorrow but it's not that it's overcast all day long at times, the clouds thin ut out a little bit -- thin out a little bit. and we'll be in the mid- to upper 50s. about 7 degrees warmer than today. we have clouds to the south. the high from canada is fending off the cloud cover. as that high moves away, the clouds will come in. it's a while before this area of heavy rainfall gets close. you can see how it's moving more north than eastward. it may not be here until midday thursday. varying amounts of cloud. a little bit of sun tomorrow. about 58. other than some drizzle early thursday morning, your morning commute isn't affected too much. but steadier rain is likely to come in as we go through the

long island macarthur, westchester county and teterboro were affected. the faa said an external communications problem prevented any planes from landing. right now, there is no indication this has highs to terrorism. >>> and an investigation is whyndway this morning after a body was discovered at the playland. a woman's body was found in a lake on the amusement park property around 3:30 yesterday afternoon. and there were no obvious signs of foul play and the medical examiner will determine the official cause of death. no word on the identity of the woman. >>> and some heartbreaking new details in the 27, 2007 home invasion chase in cheshire, connecticut, that left a mother and two daughters dead. the hartford current is showing that police were moments away from catching the killers. police were ordered to find the car being driven by convicted murderer steven hayes after he took the mother to the bank to withdraw $15,000. and hayes killed her and her daughters once back at the house. radio. >> i. and firefighters battled a massive fire in a brooklyn mo

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 november with is back in a big way. a few flakes that were far north and west, they don't last. the feels-like freezing temperatures are with us for the early part of the day and then end later on this evening, but winds leave us and we turn out to have a beautiful sunday afternoon to close out the weekend. early next week the pattern is nice as well. the entire eastern seaboard affected by high pressure. that keeps the clouds away. a north wind in town. by tomorrow morning mild afternoon allowing for that westerly component to bring us temperatures that are at or near the average. 58 to clos

long island mcarthur, westchester county and teterboro were affected. an external communications problem affected the air traffic control facilities and prevented planes from landing. there is no indication that this has any ties to terrorism. >>> and time for the exclusive seeks 2 forecast. vanessa murdock is here with a look at the weather. >> and that is the general trend. today and tomorrow, warmer than it's been in the low 60s by tomorrow and today, more seasonable mid- and upper 50s show you how beautiful it is and don't let that sunshine deceive you this morning. we're off to a cold start. forty degrees in the city, 30s north and west and winds out of the west at 7 miles an hour and headlines warmer today than yesterday and 10 degrees warmer and we'll be in the low 60s and toward rain, because we need it, the next chance arrives on thursday and thursday is looking to be an ugly day and a rainfall update, november so far, nearly 3/4 of an inch and who look at the stats for the year and received about 35 inches of rain. the deficit now is approachi

keeps it cloudy so the wind gusts have been around 20 miles per hour at teterboro and 25 at laguardia. out ahead of the front that's back to the west. you see showers have pushed east of now the hudson river valley. still a few around the five boroughs down the jersey shore and a couple back here to the west. it looks like they get out of way by 2:00, 3:00 and maybe we get a little break of sunshine and a pretty sunset. our futurecast is showing this stuff out of the way by 5:00. so parts of the area particularly to the west might see a little sunshine. but for football tonight, things should clear out. the futurecast is showing a so the meadowlands will be fine and metlife stadium. temperature at kickoff will be in the low 50s. we'll be seeing sunshine and very nice weather as we go right on into the weekend too. as this front pushes through, then this low kind of really intensifies here through the great lakes. and it gets really windy tomorrow. with wind gusts of 35 to 40 miles an hour so periods of rain this afternoon. still cloudy and breezy and we're right at 60. tonight the rai

above average as we head into the thanksgiving holiday and beyond. 50 right now in newark and 49 at teterboro. 47 white plains and you have temperatures which have falling an the way down into the upper 30s at monticello and up ivs on the -- 40s on the island and mid 40s down the shore. over say long beach island and parts of southern ocean county, but the lions' share of it has been over extreme eastern long island where you've had steady rain at times. especially out by montauk and east hampton. eventually dryer air will win will kind of recede off to the east and you can kind of see on the wind streamlines here that that air coming in from the north and west and that will tend to dry things out. actually that low level dry air helped to keep this city dry during the day today. despite the threatening look to the sky. here's our futurecast overnight tonight, you can see that rainfall quickly moving offshore by midnight, it's clear of montauk. we are clear here in the city in term of cloud cover. and as we head into the day tomorrow, no weather worries but it's going to be pretty chilly out

moat bays in the distance i can't see that today because of the fog. 67 degrees very warm and 65 teterboro and newark is 66 and so is staten island and 64 temperatures are in the low the mid 60s today. starting out with all this fog and warm soupy humid air. later today we hit 77. that will break the record high of 74 on this date. but cooler air is on the way. gets here tonight. we'll talk about a cooler sunny fall weekend coming up in your accuweather seven day forecast. happy friday heather. >>> and we have happy news to report if you normally use mass transit. it looks like metro-north, long island railroad, and new jersey transit doing just fine. your 2 and 3 trains we have some earlier track work it has been done. the subways running on or close to schedule and heads-up for the weekend. 7 trains no service between queensboro plaza and 34th street mean tonight until 4:30 -- midnight tonight until 4:30 monday morning. harlem river south you have an accident. it's off on the shoulder but everyone is rubber necking that. farter south, fdr drive south right near the brooklyn bridge you ha

teterboro a mile here. .3 white plains. .3 newark. this will cause delays at airports this morning when we get to 7:00. this is about 7:00 when the planes get going. >> great question. way i believe it's about 7:00 when the planes get going. check with your air carr . it slows down everything. these numbers are way warm at 60 degrees. a calm wind in a lot of spots to a light wind. that is 3 to 5 miles per hour. that doesn't do a lot to move the fog around. so, this fog will permeate around the area until about 10:00. that's why we have a dense fog advisory until then. mostly sea fog from the south with the light southerly wind and really warm air over the cooler waters and the cool ground that we have. today you see at 11:00, clouds break up and we get sunshine through there to flight. we will have a real -- there tonight. friday at 8:00 we have a front moving through. that makes for cooler sunshine are looking at 70 degrees. plenty of clouds. pleasantly warm. a late shower. tonight a warm night, 63 with patchy fog returning. a sprink

that will make it feel a little bit colder so seven mile an hour wind at white planes and 10 at teterboro to newark and you'll see the wind chills, the real feels in some spots in the 20s like low around flushing, laguardia here 27 brooklyn, 29 jfk to the north feels like 23 so wind is just enough to drop the real feel out there just a little bit more so you'll see winds are out of the north northeast and down to our south in this area of rain and this area off to the midwest and snow will keep creeping on toward the great lakes and this rain creeps tonight and tomorrow and you'll see on the futurecast here comes that rain slowly creeping northward here as we go into tomorrow so you'll see by 9:00 tomorrow morning it's tour see these showers develop, we get off and on rain through the afternoon and then tuesday into wednesday, sunshine brisk and chilly today. tonight mostly cloudy and rain and drizzle after midnight low 42 and tomorrow cloudy skies off and on rain at 52 degrees. look at how it warms up wednesday. very mild and 57. we've got periods of rain. now wednesday pushes through an

hopatcong is 45 and hackettestown, new jersey is 34 degrees. 40 at montclair and 42 you get to teterboro and it's 43 poughkeepsie and kingston. the winds are out of the northeast. that makes it feel a little cool they are morning when you get the temperature down below 40. some windchill and look at laguardia. the winds are at 24 miles per hour. white plains are at 21. 22 montauk jersey shore. the northeast king comes in today. the -- wind comes in. it makes for a great day. lot of sunshine and clouds increase tomorrow out ahead of the rain. and then the rain gets here on thursday. so we've got a cool day today. with this high pressure ridge. and then back to our west, you'll see it starlets to get warmer as the high slides east ward. back into the upper 50s on wednesday and 60s on thursday ahead of the front. sunshine today, our futurecast is showing we're going to be looking at you know, just -- cloudy skies tomorrow. and then here comes the rain for thursday. starts around noontime western jersey. 1:00, 2:00 in the city but notice by the time we get to thursday night it pushes east wa

but the winds are the sustained winds. 13 at teterboro and 20 around flushing, going to be the win veterans day today despite the -- windy day today despite the high of 58 degrees, going to be colder tomorrow hour'. going to fool like 40. back to you. >> oh boy thank you bill. >>> welcome back to "gma." that is the brutal terrorist known to the world as jihadi john. the face of isis believed to be killed in a drone strike in syria. one of the most wanted men in the world. we all saw him on those tapes executing three americans calling for war against the united states. >>> also right now, we have so much more, same-sex couple in utah fighting to keep the foster baby they have been raising for the last three months. a judge ruling that the baby should be placed with a heterosexual couple for the child's well-being. the state is also fighting this decision. and then a familiar face could be back on the presidential campaign trail if some republicans have their way. a report this morning saying there's a movement under way to draft mitt romney to run again. some of the gop concerned about dona