this is actually that storm from the pacific northwest as it moves along the border from u.s. canada and pulls up the warm air and monday to tuesday the heat returns here and that will warm up a bit here across the northeast but today is the day where that wind picks up out of the northwest and gusts 30-40 miles per hour, quite a bit cooler here and only today because the heat will return this coming week. >> all right, here it comes and thanks so much dave appreciate it. the san francisco giants poun d ed kansas royals to tie up the series and san francisco really turned things on. the final score 11-4 and the teams now have two wins each in the series. game time tonight in san francisco. the bees are back, for years bees have been dying at an alarming rate which impacts more items in your grocery store than you think but as mary snow reports it seems these vital insects are now making a come back. >> a mystery that plagued scientists for years, bees vanishing without a trace and now it appears the bee killing disease, ccd may have run its course but the country's bee populat

, on and off showers, thursday morning still showers around, by the afternoon winds shift from the northwest and that pulls down drier air and it will be cloudy and breezy and cool. and we'll finally turn the faucet off and we'll talk about the return of sunshine and a much nicer weekend. >> thank you cecily. >>> in other news, a woman was killed and her husband injured in this accident in fairmount park, police say that a car slam into them head-on, on martin luther king drive and sweet briar drive. isabella decker died and her husband alexander suffered minor injuries, what caused the driver to lose control and slam into them is still under investigation. >>> a tribute to a popular dirt biker scared drivers and pedestrians yesterday. >> today police admitted they could have handled it all differently. >> vernon odom is live now in olney with the story. >> reporter: rick, police, politicians and regular people from all over town, say this type of incident happens daily around the city, they are looking for ways to prevent it. >> yesterday afternoon, at least 100 dirt bike and atv owners tha

we have a wind that's strong out of the west/northwest. temperatures are mild, so the breeze is not making it feel too chilly. satellite and cloud cover hugging that new york/pennsylvania state line. most of it will stay north. mostly sunny, that's the call from accuweather today. it will be windy the rest of the afternoon. 65 for the high in philadelphia. 67 in atlantic city. cape may, 66. dover, 65. and millville, about 65 degrees. this is what we're looking forward to. by tuesday, huge warmup is on the way. temperatures are going to run 12 to 17 degrees above normal for this time of the year in parts of the area. the rest of the day looks nice, as well. when we come back in just a bit we'll talk about not so nice weather on the horizon by the time we get into halloween that's ahead in 15 minutes. >> a teacher is being called a hero for stepping in to stop a dead think shooting rampage at a washington state high school. the shooting at marysville pilchuck high school may have been worst fit it was not for a teacher cynthia silverburg. she

looking at future tracker 6, we advance this to 4:00 in the morning, no showers to the northwest but he overnight hours but tomorrow we are stuck with clouds, a spotdy shower, this is 3:00 and this is 5:00, not a lot going on, as the front comes through its a sprinkle here or there at any point tomorrow. here is a look at your exclusive accuweather forecast, very warm with temperatures more than 10 degrees above average and 69 for a spotty showers, relatively mild, thursday it's sunny and 61 and friday for halloween, clouds and sun and dry for halloween and cool. saturday blustery and cold. highs only 48 degrees on saturday and you could see a wet snowflake in the northwest suburbs. >> boo! >> i know you. we got anchor participation in that forecast. >> feedback from the peanut gallery. >> go back outside. >>> "action news" at 12:30 continues with rick williams, sara bloomquist, and meteorologist, david murphy. >>> hello again, here are some of the stories we are following for you on "action news" at noon. we are following a developing story one new jersey couple were digging a hole f

winds out of the northwest keeping the numbers down. the high works out to sea, it loses its identity there and fizzles out. it will allow this guy to approach from the west. this low will hit the coast. there's a block right here, you can't see it when you look at the surface maps, if you look at a 20,000-foot map you can see the block taking shape here. this low will come underneath the block and sit there for several days, tuesday, wednesday, thursday, all three days could feature clouds and on and off showers. for the remainder of the afternoon we'll see the breeze which will english overnight tonight. unfortunately, though, that diminishing wind the skies open up and no clouds and the temperatures plummet. allentown, 34. reading, 37. lancaster, 36. millville, 38 there's going to be several locations that get a couple of degrees colder than that that will allow for the frost developing. 56 degrees that's the call from accuweather, sun and clouds, winds, wind out of the northwest 15 to 25 miles per hour with higher gusts. mainly clea

wind out of the northwest between 10-20. for friday football it will be breezy. trulls high temperature back up to 51. saturday, a chance of rain early in the day. sunday, 56 with sunshine for the bears game. >> good morning. a quick update on this construction happening both sides of the kennedy. same deal as yesterday. a slow stretch in bound at cumberland taking up the two remains. outbound to cumberland, to right lanes are out until 5:00. a slow stretch in both sides. if the tracks like yesterday it should be cleaned up early. westbound on the reagan, right over by 47 this was cleared up. everything is moving fine with no big issues. >> coming up, starbucks employees have more reasons to smile. and jimmy butler put on a fourth quarter show as the bulls make an amazing comeback. the >> good morning. this is the month will we all face our fears. the cook to the theater and see scary movies. but something that really clicked me out was spiders. there's a home in st. louis completely overrun with brown recluse spider is. 5000 fighters. how could that happen? we we

boundary beginning to get a little bit closer to us and we're going to see those winds shift out of the northwestnd pick up a little bit as we go into the afternoon. for this morning winds not too bad, lots of clouds out there. temperatures not too bad, either. low 60's between six and 8 o'clock, not as chilly as it was yesterday and as we roll through the day we are going for a fairly mild high temperature. looks like by about 3 o'clock we'll be at 67 but with that front coming through fairly quickly today today's high of 69 is actually going to be right in there around would clock, a little early for your high and then by the dinner hour probably back into the upper 50's in philadelphia. much cooler air for tomorrow. karen i'll have details on that coming up. >> all right dave. let's hit those roads and get this day started. looking live in delaware county, this is i-95 southbound at the commodore barry bridge. traffic here moving nicely southbound at 322 the construction there is cleared so no problems coming down from the airport or the blue route. looking good right now on i-95. in northeast

wind out of the northwest at 15 to 25 miles per hour. overnight tonight, here we go, mainly clear and cold, 32 degrees, outlying suburbs, that's the freezing mark, 38 degrees for center city. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, 60 degrees for tomorrow, increasing clouds, again, we'll start out with sunshine always clouds build durpght -- during the day, tuesday cloudy, 65. more clouds and showers wednesday, 58. more clouds and showers, thursday, 60 degrees, friday, clouds and some showers leftover, 64 and saturday, mostly sunny and mild, temperatures back up to 67 degrees. >> don't forget you can take 6abc.com with you. the new smart design fits any device you have, whether it's your tablet or smart phone, no matter how large or small that screen. check it out by visiting 6abc.com anytime anywhere. >> more than a million dollars of glass art was auctioned off in center city. was the national liberty museum last auction gala. many of the artist involved donated had there work. all proceeds will go to the >> flames tore through a

winds out of the northwest continue at 10 to 20. in the afternoon, much cooler, but less breezy. 55 to 60 instead of getting into the 70s for the afternoon highs. northwest winds at 10 to 15 miles per hour. so the winds start to relax heading into the afternoon and evening on sunday. then monday, as the storm system approaches, an increase in cloud cover, but we stay dry until monday night. then scattered showers are in the forecast on tuesday with a high of 63 degrees. in the first alert seven-day forecast, we stay in the 60s, the low 60s, as a matter of fact, on wednesday and thursday. that wind is going to be pretty strong from time to time on wednesday and thursday. but as i mentioned before, the worst of it will be up in new england. earlier today, my mom texted me. what is it with this nor'easter i'm hearing about! i said don't worry, mom! boston is really going to get slammed, not us! >> nice. >> we're still going to see winds, though. mom's gotta bite the bullet. this is weather. it's okay. >> i'm watching the terps, let's br

cloudy skies in philadelphia it's a little clearer in the northwest suburbs. 58 degrees currently in quakertown. 63 in center city. temperatures are not too bad. not terribly cold at the moment. 57 in hammonton, 59 in woodbine and 58 in dover. as we look at the day ahead we'll see sunshine this afternoon mixing with the clouds, 74 degrees for your high, temperatures above what they would normally be this time of year. at this early hour you've got problems on the roads. >> reporter: i think we've been starting every single morning with issues on i-95. in northeast philadelphia we have a tanker fire there's the truck the flames were coming from earlier. you can see they have the fire extinguished now. they say these are the northbound lanes approaching cottman avenue. they have started to allow traffic to get by in the left lane heading toward cottman this is in the work zone a pretty inopportune spot for this to happen. as we switch back toward bridge street there's no delay. volume is so light anticipate with the left lane getting by heading toward cottman avenue we're not seeing any

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but it's out of the northwest. 39 in in allentown. 30 in millville. as we run this thing through, expect a are 15 to 25-mile an hour gusts all day long. later this evening, the winds subside, skies go mainly clear and that will allow the temperatures to plummet. we have frost and freeze warnings in effect for the lehigh valley and the poconos and the pine barrens in south jersey. 9:00 a.m., 52 degrees, mostly cloudy skies, lunchtime we'll see a decrease in cloud cover, 3:00 p.m., 56. anticipated a high of 56 degrees in philadelphia. places like allentown you're only topping out around 52. what's ahead? obviously much cooler, frost advisories and freeze warnings in effect overnight after midnight. i'll show you those locations when i come back in. tuesday it's unsettled, wednesday, thursday. that's bad news for us, that means several chances of rain. i'll detail that for you in the seven day when i step back inside in just a bit, nydia? >> chris, thank you,. >>> developing overnight an air and ground search getting underway for a driver. the suspect's c

we're watching a much more active weather pattern in british columbia and into the pacific northwest eventually. special coastal areas will have a good chance of rain. the first of a very weak front will move into later on tonight. today is relatively dry. in seattle, late tonight we could get showers with better chance of showers tomorrow. then as we go to the weekend, clouds increase, temperatures drop in portland and chances of showers on saturday. doesn't change a lot on sunday, up in the northwest. it looks like your nice string of fall weather is about to come to a close as a damp weather pattern arrives. that's your national tions with chance of showers late today. so looks like we are going into what we would call our typical mid to late fall weather pattern. more active in the northwest. >> and great forecast for potential three day weekend for people. three day weekend. >> what a nice sound. >> thank you so much, bill. >>> las vegas is off and running with a new glut of weddings. we'll tell you why. >>> plus, new details on sarah palin's family brawl. >>> and one of the worl

the chopper. your winds are west northwest at 12 miles per hour. ures up north, the affects of the cool front pushing closer and closer to the region. knocking the temperatures down to 59 in lancaster but not all that far to the east 69 in philadelphia and 69 in wilmington and trenton. but this cooler air will move towards the shore the rest of the afternoon and into the evening. in terms of precipitation, it looks like future tracker is still consistent with the idea that the northern and western suburbs have the best chance of getting this this afternoon. it's light stuff but enough to make the roads wet this afternoon. as it starts to push to the i-95 corridor, it's consistent with drying it out and making it fall apart. i think there could be a sprinkle or shower moving into philadelphia by 5:00 or 6:00 and to the shore after that. but anything we get today won't amount to all that much. future tracker, the winds are not impressive. from now and on up into the rest of the afternoon and evening, the winds drop more out of the northwest and that w

winds out of the west, northwest at 10 to 15 miles per hour. l have a gust in the 20-mile an hour range, but the breezes will be settling down as we head into the afternoon. then monday, just beautiful. 72 degrees. lots of sunshine again on tuesday as well with a high of 75. and in the first alert seven- day forecast, here comes that cold front on wednesday with a chance for a shower and beautiful weather going by the waist side. we're going to look at that rain chance remaining with us through the weekend and boy it is going to get chilly in comparison to the gorgeous weather we had today. >> thank you very much for that. and good luck to all those runners out there. kristen berset is we thought our cable internet was fast. but, our uploads are half the speed of our downloads so our internet is really half-fast. so half-fast. someone did a half-fast job posting our vacation pics. stop living with half-fast internet. only verizon fios comes with speedmatch - uploads as fast as downloads. so his homework won't be so half-fast. that is up to him.

this will not be like the last storm in the northwest. won't have the winds with it. little bit of rain, but not the heavy stuff either. we don't think we'll get a lot in california. rainfall into areas of central or southeastern california, looks like our best chance may be near halloween. it is going to rain, one day you don't want it to and the kids are out trick-or-treating. that's couple of days away. predicting over the next three days, most of the rain will be in oregon and washington state and the coast. that's t california too. beautiful fall weather. >>> so i'll show you a little closer view of what i think will happen on halloween coming up. >> good forecast for the kids. >> i know. they need it, they deserve it. >> they do. >> still ahead, new options when it comes to screening for colon cancer. >>> what a store owner is saying about this unusual shopper. you're watching "early today." ever since we launched snapshot, my life has been positively cray-cray. what's snapshot, you ask? only a revolutionary tool that can save you big-time. just plug it in, and

the weather has changed in the northwest from your dry northwe. and in california, the valley, in the 8 0s. and oregon has been hit kind of hard by the drought too. hasn't been just california. so it is welcome rain there. >> kind of a wild ride these days with the weather. thank you so much. >>> it is official, their royal highnesses have announced their new baby will arrive in april of 2015. kate continues to be affected by morn are sickness, but says her condition is steadily improving and, of course, we wish her and big brother george all the best. >>> shocking new details on the search for a missing university of virginia student. plus, who is getting raises at work and who's not? details next. ugh. does your carpet ever feel rough and dirty? don't avoid it. resolve it. our new formula with a special conditioning ingredient softens your carpet with every use. because it's resolve, you know it cleans and freshens, but now it also softens. so your carpet is always inviting. resolve. a carpet that welcomes you. oh wait, oyou got it?falling.... we

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clouds and showers and sprinkles on saturday and another round of cool air coming down out of the northwest. we are getting hit in two directions over the next several days. we are looking at satellite and decent amount of sunshine, there could be more of that cloud cover filetering in and a high of 63 degrees today, that represents a big difference from yesterday. we have been up above average for so much the last week or so. obviously it's a chilly one. we are cool today and probably cooler than the numbers would indicate. as we come back in a bit, we'll have the halloween forecast and the call for the weekend, the temperatures will start to dip and feeling even danker and more uncomfortable. >> thank you david, we'll check back in later. >>> stay with 6abc.com for the latest weather and video. >>> talks are resuming from septa and the transit workers union has both sides work to avoid a strike. union leaders promise to give 24 hours notice before walking off the job. david henry is monitoring the talks he is live from old city. >> reporter: hi sara, the septa negotiators are scheduled to

we'll see the winds howling out of the northwest today. over the top of region. that means the wind relax. with this storm approaching the clouds will increase, as well. it will feel better because we'll lose the gusty winds. future tracker 6, later this afternoon, starting out with clouds, increasing sunshine, today is a nice looking day, but chilly. tonight the lows dropping into the 30s. pine barrens and southern new jersey down to 32 degrees, everybody else, mid 30s. we get into monday, sunshine and clouds, that's when everything starts to go downhill. tuesday, wednesday, thursday, we'll see clouds, scattered showers throughout that time frame. every now and then we get into a period of rain. we'll see the cooler temperatures it doesn't look all too nice for the majority of the upcoming workweek. enjoy today. allentown, 52, windy, it will feel like the 40s. millville, 56. cape may, 57 and atlantic city 58. overnight tonight frost and freeze conditions setting up cold, 32 degrees outlying suburbs, 38 for center city. the national weather

the city. still a few showers in northwest. but you'll kind of notice a little bit of a line stretching from frederick county, maryland, across the potomac wn through loudoun and funkier counties -- fauquier counties. and we have picked up rain, an inch in percival, an anne of in frederick, maryland, and leesburg, .7 inches and .6 inches from our weather bug site at nationals park. and temperatures generally in the 60's. we're going to be in the 60's for our highs throughout the upcoming weekend. but it's pretty breezy as well and really just a wet and breezy evening. winds are out of the southeast now anywhere between 10 and 15 miles an hour. but after this cold front slides through, winds are actually going to shift more to the northwest. that's going to usher in some much cooler air. you can see that southwest to northeast movement of the rain. the cold front itself is still just off to our west. so it won't slide through until early tomorrow morning. and then the cooler and drier air starts to filter in behind it. as far as

looks like it's going to hang out there to the northwest for the morning.exclusive look at sky 6 this morning and we are looking at the camera bouncing just a bit down the shore. the winds have been up in the low teens right down along the water, still single digit winds and in fact calm winds the farther you come inland. philadelphia's winds right now are calm and the temperature isn't bad. 61 degrees. we may drop a little bit below that over the next couple of hours but generally speaking it is going to be milder than it was the last couple of mornings. i'm going to go ahead and bring in that always on day planner for those of you watching in hd and then we'll show you the details of the forecast right here. future tracker 6 again shows that rain staying off to the north and west into the late morning hours. we might see some sun mixing with clouds during the first part of the day but we are allowing for it to be rather cloudy for a good portion of the day. by 3 o'clock a couple of light sprinkles showing up and then after that the model really not bringi

satellite composite shows cloud cover coming in from the northwest. we may have some sunshine as the sun rises. maybe about an hour of sunshine. after that those clouds will increase through this morning. to lead slow down to 37. tomorrowhelene helee have the chance of reaching with snow. fraud is high only in the low '40's. >> still ahead, the police chief in ferguson at missouri could be leaving his job. >> in a scam that criminals get access to your computer and your phone. >> talk a bill makes it easier to place your order on the go. more coming up. the supreme coua man from missouri a last minute stay of execution. mark christeson was scheduled to die by lethal injection. the court stayed the execution over concerns that his legal counsel was ineffective. christeson was convicted of killing a woman and her two children in 19-98. among the concerns was the failure of his attorneys to meet a filing deadline for an appeal hearing before a federal court. it's uncommon for someone to be executed without a federal court appeal hearing. we want to alert

and then you can see how they turn out of the northwest as that front gets past us by 2 o'clock. viously change is on the way in the wind direction and it will also be a little blustery at times. tomorrow it's going to be a bill on the cooler side behind that departing front with high pressure coming in. we'll see a mix of sun and clouds tomorrow. chillier weather on the way. your seven-day forecast, 69 mostly cloudy today, a spotty sprinkle or shower. most stay dry. more sun tomorrow, cooler, a high of 60. we're looking at sun in the morning on friday, halloween. clouds will build as the day goes on and we get a cool high of 58. but it looks like if we see any rain it's not until very late at night after trick or treating is over. 54 an saturday, a bit misleading, that's in the morning. we'll fall into the 40's during the afternoon and it will be kind of brisk. we get an extra hour of sleep on saturday night and then brisk and chilly on sunday. >> so we're even. >> right, sure. >> thank you david. >>> 6:11 now. creek closer. molten rock levers its mark on residential parts of haw

a disturbance to the northwest will arrive back into the region this afternoon. that means more rain in the forecast. showers are coined to redevelop after lunch time. much like yesterday. light shower maybe the heaviest in lake county and northwestern cook county. we try out at dinner and then we clear out tonight. nothing but good news for the lunar eclipse. 66 degrees will be the high temperature today. spotty showers. clear skies tonight. warmer downtown. down to 44. tamara's high temperature, 64. thursday back to 63. 20 percent chance for rain. let's check of the roads. >> let's take a look at some spot of construction that could cause huge slow down. here's the edens. two right lanes are closed until 5:00. moving over to the kennedy in bound 3 left lands are blocked until 5:00. even though volume is light is causing a squeeze through there. we have worked happening on the dan ryan and we are seeing some mild backup because of that. more on that coming up. >> coming up, and iconic american hotel no longer american-owned. >> and the bulls returned to you see

and 52 degrees and a brighter second half of the weekend, we cool to 49 with strong winds from the northwest, sunday could feel like the 30s at times, especially early on in the day and later. big changes coming in weekend but at least halloween is looking pretty good. and the clock -- turning it back. >> thank you. >>> big changes are finally in the works at bensalem high school, a $37 million renovation began today, it calls for new class r5078s and improvements in the library and cafeteria and gymnasi gymnasium. all of this work is expected to last a whole three years. >>> alicia is here now with what is buzzing next. >>> the goldbergs set right here in jenkintown, and there is a cast of actors playing the real life family. i'll talk to the actress playing the mom. very funny. >>> the time for the buzz, extra extra read all about it. newsies is here in philadelphia right now, the first stop on the show's national tour. students from the performing arts school got a workshop from the stars learning the newsies shuffle. it's currently playing at the academy of music until november 2nd. toni

. >> a big cleanup is underway in the northwest, tens of thousands without power following a windstorm. could another round of extreme weather be on the way? >> good morning, welcome to al jazeera america. i'm del walters. >> i'm stephanie sy. >> there are several reports this morning that a 5-year-old boy is being observed for ebola type symptoms at bellevue hospital here in new york. the child reportedly just returned from west africa and does have a high fever. >> the white house is warning of the unintended consequences of mandatory quarantines. three states, new york, new jersey and illinois all planning to isolate health care workers returning to the u.s. who had contact with ebola patients in africa. new york governor backing away from the plan. >> chris christie said he's sticking with it in new jersey despite complaints being held in his state. she said she feels more like a prisoner. mike viqueira has been following these developments. why is the white house so concerned about the way individual states are handling travelers returning from the region? >> it's a great question

here is who we can blame for the rainy day in the pacific northwest. this big storm down by vancouver island has rotated almost all the way towards anchorage and juneau. that's what's responsible for driving all the moisture in the pacific northwest. very cold in alaska right now. temperatures only in the 20s. that storm system just to your south will make it breezy and not help things today in alas kachlt everything is connected in a weird sort of weigh. >> the colors are pretty amazing on that. >> you like the colors? >> i like the geek stuff. you like the colors. >> now time for entertainment news. "django unchained" actress is being charged with lewd conduct. this stemmed from an incident where they mistook her for a prostitute. the charge could result in six months in jail and a $1,000 fine. >>> for all you "avengers" fans out there, next week's "ages of shield" offers the first trailer for "the age of ultron." >>> it's been almost 30 years since "back to the future" hit the big screen. to celebrate the big anniversary the film will be released in

look to the northwest because the iss is going to fly directly overhead of this line coming from southern michigan over the district area just to the southwest of washington it's going to pass overhead. it will be up to 85 degrees overhead in d.c. if you are just south and west under this lining, you'll see it -- line, you'll see it overhead. starts at 6:49. 6:52 it will be almost the top of the sky. it's going right over wallops and the southeast. imagine the two of them going the same path so they will link up. makes essential. beautiful weather, that makes sense. a lot of sunshine, gorgeous afternoon. i think we're going to be 70 if not 72 today. it's beautiful out thrcht the air is dry. the winds are light. tonight not nearly as chilly. upper 50s by 9:00. i think we'll stop in the upper 40s and low 50s. a far cry from this morning's lows which were down in the lower 30s. in fact, it got to 30 in warrenton. 33 manassas. you get away from downtown or the bay, lots of 30s. we had some frost advisories up. we'll probably get potentially an end to the growing season friday night. coldest a

sustained winds at 20 out of the northwest. nds will continue to increase as we move through the overnight hours. we did not have a lot of movement with the temperatures today. a low of 55. three degrees for a spread all day long through the cloud cover and rain. temperatures, a lot cooler to the north and west of us. high-pressure is beginning to build. chicago, 39 degrees. overwe get high pressure us, we will look for improving conditions with clearing skies. winds will he's. it is not going to happen until the upcoming weekend. when you tomorrow, windy on friday, and at least mirror skies to enjoy the outside a little bit more. an area of low pressure that brought us the nasty with her earlier, that is going to track up to the north and east, travel to new york city tomorrow, boston. not looking very good tomorrow. the bright side of things, the beltway will be drive for the rush-hour commute in and out. that tight pressure gradient, that is going to give us gusty winds of the northwest. we could see wind gusts in excess of 3

that's a concept that the founding fathers are struggling with if the northwest ordinance is based on early love thomas jefferson that they are struggling in that foundational period. >> host: let's turn to the creation of the republican party. what role did the kansas nebraska act play? guest of the kansas nebraska act is my favorite event in history. as the first of them to memorize. the kansas nebraska act as central and the reason for that is the kansas nebraska act is 1854. it passes in 1854 and it's enormously important because it's an act that passes congress that condenses northern man on the make that there is the slave power, that the country really is in danger of falling under the power of a very small class of slaveowners who are going to monopolize the executive and legislative branch and with the passage of the kansas nebraska act which negates the missouri compromise they had previously guaranteed that the northwest, a huge huge piece of land would stay free and be accessible but that's now going to be open to slavery and like it says it's only a hop skip and a jump un

winds out of the west-northwest at 13 miles per hour. rmer than this time yesterday, about 11 degrees warmer. temperatures right now mainly in the 50s. 57 in pottstown. 47 in mount pocono. 60 degrees in philadelphia. temperatures to the south and east mainly in the low 50s compared to the 30s we were seeing yesterday. 53 melville. a mild start to the day. we'll not going far from these numbers throughout the afternoon. mostly clear right now in philadelphia. seeing just a few clouds. we saw some clouds overnight that kept the temperature up overnight, but now we're starting to see those clouds eroding. we have a front moving through. it's sparking teeny tiny showers well to the north of philadelphia. winds right now, a little breezy in some spots. 13 miles per hour in philadelphia as well as lancaster. we're going to see these numbers really jump as we head throughout the afternoon. this is a look at your future gust as you head throughout the afternoon into the evening hours, and they're really remaining around 25 miles per hour, even up

winds out of the northwest this time around anywhere from 20 to 25 miles per hour. e whole pattern changes. what else happening we're holding on to the mild pattern the ridge that's situated over top of the eastern seaboard. as we get into tomorrow that ridge is kicked out to sea a trough or pocket of cooler air settles in over the mid atlantic and the great lake states. this will sit here over the next five to seven days, we'll see an area of low pressure ride along the periphery or outer edges of this. this will sit right here off the coast of new england. we'll see an extended period of cloud cover and cool exempts and on and off showers. enjoy the dry weekend, because next week does not look so nice. le millville, 68. trenton, 67, atlantic city, 70 degrees, 57 today -- 67 today, 56 tomorrow. monday morning there could patchy frost in places like reading, pottstown and maybe the pine barrens in southern new jersey. temperatures should get into the low to mid 30s. we get tuesday, cloudy skies and passing shower, 63. wednesday doesn't look too pretty at this point.

out toward hat we and islands again, this is anna wind at 80 miles per hour, moving to the northwest,ws here, storm does not make landfall to any of the islands of hawaii. how much, they are still feeling the effects, clouds, showers, certainly you saw the higher surf there. to our weather, again, big changes on the way as far as the temperatures are going, anywhere from about five to 10 degrees colder right now, compared to this time yesterday. we had cold front move through, temperatures not bad now, at 62 in the city, 57 allentown, 56 reading. but these numbers will continue to drop overnight. still hanging ton low 60s northeast philadelphia, and mt. holly, new jersey. some clouds rolling on through, we keep it dry on storm scan3, little upper level disturbance passes by, could be sprinkle in the poconos, but elsewhere, dry conditions through the overnight. tomorrow, a lot of sunshine, but big change in the temperatures. much cooler, breezy, mid 50's, at best for philadelphia, 57 at the shore, and only the 40's in the poconos. so, some true fall weather is back in the forecast, com

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his was happening we do see it to someone in the northwest of coming down could bring north bay showers really tomorrow no. it will be somewhat showers and then when the system pushes on through another one brings more rain showers special saturday overnight lows in the '50s 7 cisco 5986 san jose having to chilling forays for early tomorrow morning temperatures still another nice day once again >> : highs for tomorrow's afternoon close to 70 downtown san francisco. 76 san jose 77 livermore antioch. if 70 oakland low '70's annapolis and rosa 69 degrees. seven arab forecast or spray like showers temperatures fairly comfortable friday walking to be dry for now increasing clouds saturday expecting rain in the morning rain changing the showers problem impacts the world series game at&t park saturday you will want to plan ahead bring rain gear if you're going to the game sunday morning chance of showers and then drying out monday >> : rally is protesting against police brutality taking place to drop the nation today and joins us live in the newsroom with details on a couple bay area demonstra

because it's moving in west to east you'll see clearing first in the northwest suburbs saturday morning. it takes longer to clear along the coastline. saturday at 7:00 this model showing it's hugging the coastline. that rain is moving slower and slower as we've been tracking. clouds and sunshine this afternoon, 74 degrees for the high. union game tonight. yom kippur starts at sundown. friday we have rain and it could last into saturday for half of the day. sunday, october chill, 64. monday, not as cool. 72. tuesday, clouds and sunshine, 74 degrees the high with a chance for the sure. wednesday, mostly sunny skies, 72. today we have a lot of clouds starting us off. a nice afternoon ahead. >> next the verdict is in the retrial of the man who shot a florida teenager during an argument over loud music. >> stealing spree vehicles are missing key components at dealerships out west. >> reporter: vehicles on 422 are dealing with a good ride. overnight construction by trooper has cleared out, but the crews return at 7:00 p.m. we'll see in the tanker truck on i-95 is us can aing delays yet after

the northwest storms moving inland. a cold front in the midwest, sparking showers in missouri and the ohio valley. a hint of summer in the northeast. dry and warm in the south. >> 70s and 80s in the south. record heat in the mid-atlantic, 40s and 50s in the north. >>> and coming your way, concerns about the apple products. what he said about the apple watch that has a lot of people talking online. >>> plus vanished without a trace. a fan never returns during an nfl game. leaving hiss family with questions. what they are saying about his disappearance. >>> and airport scare. how a wi-fi shot spot name forced a flight to be canceled. >>> those plunging prices at the gas pump may just keep falling. that's because crude oil prices have taken another tumble, dipping below $80 a barrel. if they go even further to $80 a barrel, we could all benefit. analysts say the price of gas could fall to an average of $2.60 a gallon. >>> virginia is planning to remove controversial guardrails from its highways. becoming the first state to

winds out of the northwest. low 40s in the suburbs. 47 degrees in the city.or your friday, partly sunny, but it stays breezy. it will be dry but look at the temperatures. 66 degrees once again the normal for this time of year is 64. the seven day forecast showing you the weekend. 67 for the high temperature on saturday. a little cooler but blustery sunday. 64. and look at next week. monday 66 degrees and who likes the 70s this time of year for late october. what about 72 on tuesday. mid 70s on wednesday and then wednesday into thursday there could be a shower turning a little cooler as well as breezy. so iain, i know you got your tee time already lined up, right. >> for tuesday. i may have to go out wednesday, too. i know i won't have many more of those. >> sunday in arizona will be 90. >> rub it in, howard. rub it in. >> golf weather. >> that's right. >> all right. good weather, that's baseball time, right. the first baseball post season award is out. the player of the year and a shock that i don't agree. i'll give that to you shortly. and what is it about t

winds turn to the northwest and are gusting so the front is through. now we're just waiting for some of that rain. what we're going to watch the next few days are temperatures which are going to be dropping. i want you to watch up north. this will be one of the keys for us. the cold air starts to plunge down on friday. temperatures until then topping out about 60 today and tomorrow. excuse me, tomorrow and friday but with the cold air that's going to be developing storm system. the front is coming through but the rain showers for a few more hours. then we'll start to clear out tonight dropping us into the 40s. by saturday, though, we've got to watch out. i think halloween will be all right for the most part with a shower potentially west of 81 in the evening. but saturday is going to be a cool, blustery day with a few showers and the mountain snow. 67 degrees dropping temps a few showers. clearing out this evening into the 40s. the northwest winds will calm down some tonight. 60 tomorrow. sunny but cool. cool and dry friday 59. saturday some showers, b

the northwest, cold front heading through. there is a lot of cool air behind it. that means on shore flow and showers in the northwest over the next couple of days. after the rain goes through this morning, showery weather for the next at least three days. that's your nationas fall. in the west, clouds and rain, temperatures in the 60s. i'll let everyone know how long we'll have that wet pattern coming up. >>> the 25 most influential teens in the world. what redskins owner daniel snyder doing with the president of a navajo nation. and the tonight shows' jimmy fallon on the political silly season. >> i saw that president obama played his 200th round of golf yesterday. democrats were, like, he can do whatever he wants, as long as he's not campaigning for us. that's just rude. >>> stories making news this morning. he's alive. appears to be well. and still the leader of north korea. new pictures of kim jong-un making his first appearance in public in 40 days. it was at a newly built housing development. he was holding a cane, which would support claims that he had sur

your eyes still on the northwest tonight. >> well, the tornado moving to the east, but the pacific northwest weather pattern is stacked. we'll get into the convective part of the system. winds could gust up to 60 miles an hour. >>> now to the defective air bags that could explode in the front of your car. now, congress asking the questions we've been asking all week. tonight, the number of drivers affected going higher. here's david kerley. >> reporter: a call tonight for millions of additional air bags to be recalled in an embarrassing and confusing government effort. nearly 5 million, then nearly 8 million drivers told to urgently replace air bags. and now millions more could be recalled. i want to recall air bags, regardless of where they are. >> reporter: car companies suggesting disabling passenger seat air bags. the problem, the inflators, which could explode. linked to four deaths, dozens of injuries, including corey burdick. >> i put my hands up to my face. there was blood everywhere. >> reporter: i'm with abc. the problem tonight, there aren't enough replacement pasrt. it could take

it is going to be blowing right off you because we have these wind that are coming down from the northwest, front came on through, dry, but it does change the the wind direction out of the northwest today. a drying direction, a bright direction. high pressure will be here, so lots of sunshine, as those win coming down out of the northwest about 65 degrees, but it is certainly within the realm of possibility that we could see 67 degrees, or maybe even 68 degrees in a couple spots. tomorrow we will do the same thing basically in the 60's with high pressure and not as windy as it is probably going to be later on this afternoon. we are seeing win gusts in the poconos of 30 miles an hour. now, our future weather, there is not a lot going on here and there is not a lot going on in the next couple of days, except really nice weather and very few complaints with that. by wednesday, some clouds start to come in and maybe a chance of shower on wednesday. the as we look a head to halloween on friday we've got sun and goblins at 58 degrees and then a chilling chill, 51 on friday evening, for halloween

with wind out of the northwest at 10 miles an hour. that will make it feel cooler. hia. a at the shore we have 42 degrees in atlantic city. storm scan three is looking, searching, get the microscope out, can't find anything. we are in the looking at any clouds or precipitation and that will be the trend for the entire weekend. we have got a great stretch of weather coming up. it will be an absolutely gorgeous weekend. we will get a big warm up, at least one or two of those

wrapping things up here into the americas, you want to talk about two things, in the northwest, we got a front coming on front. that's going to make for nasty weather, but also for a lot of you into the northeast, you have a low here, that's bringing rainfall and then another low coming in from the south. expect a nor'easter here by wednesday into thursday. i'll leave you no now with your extended forecast. >>> that's all we have for now on "newsline." stay tuned for more on nhk world. "euromaxx highlights." >> hello and welcome to "euromaxx highlights." we have put together our favorite reports of the week for you. let's have a look at what's coming up. >> traditional getup. dirndls and lederhosen aren't just for bavarians. risky business. cliff jumping with a twist. and pocket -size perspective. a london photographer makes a big deal of little cars. >> this week on "euromaxx," it's all about bavarian traditions and today we are looking at the traditional bavarian clothes. dirdls for the girls and lederhosen or leather pants for the guys. they are back in fashion now and some southern

that's going to leave cold air in its place. 38 to 47 for your overnight lows with winds out of the northwest at about 10 miles per hour through the overnight hours. tomorrow morning temperatures will be in the 40s and 50s. mostly sunny. winds out of the west and then in the afternoon, partly to sunny. going to be less breezy but cooler tomorrow afternoon than it was this afternoon. highs between 60 and 65 degrees. winds out at the southwest. keeping green weather alert for the next three days, it's a week frontal system. it's still a little bit up in the air as far as how much rain we'll get. so in the meantime we'll just keep that green weather alert with us, but i might have to upgrade that to yellow. in the first alert seven-day forecast, notice how quickly our temperatures go back up into the 70s. we're at 72 on monday and tuesday. behind tuesday's cold front it stays nice and mild, so once we get past tomorrow, we're back to some pretty nice temperatures and our average high of 73, we're going to be above average by wednesday. not too bad. >> does the winter get two winds? that's what y