. >> we will check with meteorologist, mike nicco, and see if the warm up continues. mike? >> good morning, everyone. the next 12 hours we will start at 7:00 with temperatures in the mid-40's to low 50's. as we head thousand the date high clouds are on the increase but notice the warm weather will be out there in the mid-60's to 70's for lunch hour and if you are out and about at 4:00, 64 at the coast and low-to-mid 70's for the rest of us and the temperatures are before average. with the high clouds it will be mild this evening and you may need a coat, low 60's by 7:00 for the rest of us. we will look at the next couple of days with more cloud cover tomorrow as the storm system passes to the north, and it doesn't bring us much needed rain but it does induce the sea breeze so temperatures drop four to six degrees tomorrow and another two to four degrees on friday and again on saturday through the weekend with temperatures below average. good morning, leyla gulen. >> good morning, mike, good morning, everyone, a good hump day. the 24 trains are on time from bart and is rollin

we didn't get down into the weeds like that. >>> warm is the word today. >> not everybody likes the warmwe'll try to change the weather a little bit to make everybody happy this weekend. fall is coming back into the forecast. good morning, everybody. if you have some hot coffee or hot chocolate this morning, oh, yeah, you'll like it. we're in the 30s and 40s out there. we'll show you some issues along the east bay -- or east coast if you're heading that way. there's flight delays into washington, baltimore and washington because of the wet weather. it's not as severe as it was yesterday. 3 miles per hour wind or less just about everywhere except for fairfield at a whooping 6 miles per hour. so let's talk temperatures. we'll start in the east bay valley. san ramone, 40 degrees. danville, 42. 42 in pleasantton. dub lib, 44. now highway 4, we're in the upper 40s in pittsburgh, brent wood and antioch. san jose at 48. some of the coolest weather, nevado, 37 and 39. san francisco is 53. this is how it look. you can still see the moon, but you can see the sun about to come up. some of the warm

and that cold air coming ove ovr the warm waters of the great lakes with snow in a few areas. now we'll go southeast looking at frees temperatures and that cold air is in place. farther west its warming up. the warm air returns and this is where we could find a few clouds and maybe even a shower. one or two places getting rain in idaho, wyoming and montana. you get this well, big warm up, but the cold air is still stuck in place. all the way south to atlanta and new england the temperatures are in for a cold start again tomorrow morning. there will be some improvement as far as warmer weather goes. not seeing that now temperatures at 35 in new york. barely above freezing and certainly not touching 40 degrees today. there is that lake affect snow with the radar. some areas did get some inches of snow in western pennsylvania but only one or two places. you see that often this time of year when you see cold arctic shots of air. now the temperatures will warm up a little bit. 54 on friday. this is new york, it holds true for washington, d.c. a few degrees warmer each day. we're get

, that will be the case. >> it is warm. frost advisory in the north bay for the interior valley through 8:00 and here is a look at the temperatures that are in the neighborhood now, only guerneville is close at 37, and we have 45 in santa rosa and calistoga at 48. mill valley is at 49. low 50's for petaluma, novato and san rafael and american canyon and 60 at napa and 59 at bodega bay. i don't think we will make it. 46 in lafayette and san ramon. we have 45 in san jose and newark and 48 in alameda and 49 in san san carlos and richmond district is 48 and half moon bay is 46. through the day planner temperatures are going to stay the same through 7:00 and it gets warmer faster because we fell back and get the sunshine quicker. we should be in the low 60's at noon and mid-to-upper 60's at the bay and inland. up to 70 by 4:00 and most of us fall into the 50's by 7:00. warming trend yesterday continues today with a climax tomorrow two to four degrees warmer than today and a cooling trend for thursday and friday and a caps of rai

headed to the coast at 60 along with the sunset, the warm spot, everyone else in the upper 50's

a catalyst for the planet's warming. it's the 19th time that leaders have met like this under the u.n. framework, and again it's limited by money. how can countries afford cleaner energy? >> climate is a global issue, global problem, and a global opportunity at the same time. it is a problem and it becomes the opportunity, one country, or even group cannot make a difference, but coming together, united as we are here, we can do it. >> reporter: the u.n. intergovernmental panel insisting humans are the reason for the planet's warning. while no individual storm can be attributed to climate change many believe our warming planet could make storms haiyan bigger and more severe. >> climate change is increasing the severity and frequency of events. all that really shows the need for action both to reduce our emissions, and to adopt to climate change. >> the philippines and other low-lying nations threatened by rising waters have been calling for attention for years. it was at this same conference less than a year ago when the p

both are early warning signs that the global warming day of reckoning is upon us. the bottom of the world, we stop first at the high mountains of patagonia in chile, where you can actually see firsthand the consequences of a warming planet. >> this massive ice is glacier o'higgins. it's been frozen for tens of thousands of years in the mountains of southern chile. o'higgins is spectacular for its beauty. >> [speaking in spanish] >> but for a scientist like gino casassa, it's breathtaking for its speed. >> this was the glacier front position in 1896. >> now o'higgins is morphing into a lake, retreating more than any glacier in south america. the glacier was sitting where we are sitting right now. >> we would have been covered by ice. i think it's a very clear picture that the world is getting warmer and that the impacts which were projected even 10 or 20 years ago are happening right now. >> o'higgins has fallen back nine miles in 100 years, throwing off icebergs that roll as they dissolve into the lake. casassa took us to the face of o'higgins, carefully measuring o

when will the warm up come? don't miss the updated warning forecast with bob. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> it is partly cloudy, 42 degrees in central maryland right now. >>> a townsend university student remains in the hospital in serious condition after being stabbed multiple times near campus. the attack could have stemed from a cell phone robbery. >> reporter: this student was so severely injured he hasn 't been able to tell police exactly what happened so until they speak with him they will not confirm this was an armed robbery but they do say the student's cell phone was missing. >> reporter: a townsend university community on alert after a 24-year-old student is viciously stabbed just blocks away from campus. authorities are investigating the attack as a possible robbery of a cell phone. that's the message that the university sent out to students. >> it's unfortunate, a life for a cell phone does not add up. >> reporter: baltimore county police say the victim was walking near burke and center avenue when two su

the warm spot is san bruno at 55 and all of us in the low-to-mid 60's until los gatos and san ramon at 48 degrees. the best chance of light rain, steady lit rain, in the north bay through 7:00 and it will spread south through the noon hour. 4:00 all of us are getting light rain and that will continue during the evening hours. the most difficult commute as far as the wet weather is going to be the evening commute if you are down south in the morning, though, you will be dry law most of the morning commute. now the traffic. leyla gulen? >> so far we do not have reports of accidents. we had a couple of crashes earlier this morning. those have cleared. right now, we do have mostly construction. in oakland, if you are traveling 880 in the northbound direction up to 16th avenue to broadway, you will have lanes that are going to be blocked off and that will last until approximately 5:00 this morning. southbound side we are looking at a little bit of slow and go traffic but, really, that is spectator slowing and it is dry in oakland right new. as we look at our drive time traffic highway 4 fro

pittsburg is 48 for the warm spot. in the hills, it is 57 degrees. you can see 40's wherever you look but san carlos is 50. san francisco is 54. oakland is 48. hayward is 49. san jose is 48 degrees. novato is 41. a beautiful picture with red white and blue. unfortunately, we will probably have rain on veteran's day on monday. we will talk about the such shine and warmer weather at three degrees warmer in san francisco to seven in livermore and all of us are in the low-to-mid 70's. will it last? no. it will be cooler tomorrow with temperatures back to average as sea breeze develops and then cooler-than-average with clouds on friday and saturday. we will have the rest of the weekend and veteran's day photograph. >> we have a delay because of fire that amy reported on a muni delay on the number two line at 11th street. a reroute is in place and this includes 14th and 12th. headed over to the drive away from highway 4 at hercules, we have an accident involving three vehicles and a school bus and everything is over to the shoulder and there could be spect

thursday, the warming trend begins. .25" to .5" for most of us and to the north, 1.5" possible.he seven-day outlook shows thursday afternoon the clouds the open up, the warming begins and we are in the 60's to near 70 over the weekend. leyla gulen? >> we have a hand will of crashes and the first is in dublin northbound 680 involving file vehicles and debris through a windshield. it doesn't sound like the lanes are blocked but it is possibly to the shoulder. expect to see delays with lots of act it traveling westbound along 580 at the dublin interchange. it is top and go traffic and we have a rot of an accident at north flynn. i will get to that in the next report and this sig-alert is blocking a lane and the express way off-ramp along northbound 680 so signature alater involving a semi truck that hit a wall and now a few leak. 101 at highway 12 a car slid off the roadway so possibly some oil in the road causing slick conditions. outside into san jose northbound 101 away from the nimitz, extra cars but traveling at speed is no problem. >> this morning, a hollywood actress is hang

tuesday and wednesday 50 and 60s and the warm air comes back. and so does the rain. by wednesday we have a few showers in the forecast. the warm air is returning to the south for texas and oklahoma and the highs in south dakota will be in the 60s. one storm moving out of the northeast and another moving into the northwest. there is snow in the higher elevation with this storm. low pressure over seattle and a lot of moisture coming. picked up rain in the radar and you go to the higher elevations where it's cold enough. we have winter storm warnings in idaho and the eastern front of the rockies and winter weather advisory but it does not include the valleys include flat head lake and missoula, montana we are not seeing much of a winter weather advisory, rain at at lower elevations and this time of year the snow starts to drop a bit. >> johnathan. >> thanks dave. we'll have much more news after the break on al jazeera. . . >>> you're watching al jazeera america live from new york city. i'm jonathan betz, with a look at the top stories. pakistan condemns a u.s. drone str

it separates the warm air from the cool air. right now it's dipped down. the cooler temperatures from the poles. into midweek it's going to migrate back up towards the north and bring us warmer weather. how warm are we going to get? we're going to see widespread 60s as we head into midweek and then nearing 70 degrees as we move into thursday. that is going to come at a cost. that means a little bit of rainfall moving in. bob will have those details coming up in your exclusive first warning weather forecast. for now i'm live with the wjz mobile weather lab. back to you on tv hill. >> thank you. >>> let's check on the roads win at wjz traffic control. >> hi, everybody. a lot of new accidents out ther. starting with 95 southbound, a vehicle fire at route 32 that's beginning to back things up. on the beltway a disabled vehicle taking away the right-hand lane on the outer loop at frederick road. 543 at 95, harford road at havview avenue and eastern avenue at broadway. northbound 95 jammed up from 32 over to 895. a lot of people trying to get a sneak peak at the

it's thursday let's get geeky on the power of plants we all know that the planet is continuing to warm up as more and more greenhouse gases like carbon dioxide are released into the atmosphere each and every day while the situation today looks bleak it could be even worse if it weren't for relatively recent growth over the last hundred years of plants and trees that's because according to new research scientists a princeton university plants and trees have absorbed billions of tons of carbon especially over the past sixty years that otherwise would have been released into our atmosphere causing our planet to become red hot but it wasn't always this way between the eight hundred sixty s. and the early twentieth century deforestation and logging where the norm reason why is because pretty much everybody particularly in remote areas we used to live in vermont pretty much everybody he had with a wood so vermont in the nineteenth century early twentieth century there were no trees there was no forest all those forests you see now over much of the united states they're all less than one hund

gilroy is the warm spot at 69 and sunnyvale is coolest at 64. ninsula is san mateo at 63 up to 68 in redwood city and at the cost, upper 50's to near 60 in the sun then setting. so many fires on the beach and it was neat. mid-60's around downtown, south san francisco, and sausalito and mid-to-upper 60's through the north bay valley and upper 50's along your coastline from 65 in berkeley to 68 in oakland. into the east bay valleys we go we will have 67 in san ramon headed up to fairly, though, about 70 degrees. tonight is chilly. if your heat errand last night it will run tonight. temperature in the-miles-per-hour 50's inland and mid-40's to upper 40's. two to four degrees warmer tomorrow and on wednesday and a few high clouds this afternoon and more high clouds open -- on wednesday, thursday and friday. we will be stuck in the mid-50's to mid-60's with a chance of a shower late on sunday. that is the seven-day forecast. >> boy, oh, boy, it is busy. we have two new accidents to report. the first accident is in hayward. traveling along the nimitz i

although the wind will cancel out some of the warming effect. on like the low in mid 20s, we're expecting readings to stay well above freezing. only now starting to increase over the area. >> all of that moment them translates to big wind. carrying some rain and snow through that area. could even accumulate a little bit in that region. is there pete wind gust. gusting to 26 by nightfall. over 30 mi. per hour. the wind speeds tomorrow at daybreak. tomorrow evening. blend well have turned around to the west. that is a mild pacific land. not as the snow a couple inches opening up. the big story, a 48 today, the above freezing temperatures. for the bears game we're looking for their days and game timethirties and t came time. look at the colder air starting to come in monday morning. >> 57 tomorrow. 46 sunday. 44 on monday for veterans day. by wednesday those are out of here. a couple of days and that there is on tuesday and wednesday of next week. temperatures bounce back later next week. thank you bounce back later next week. thank you for joining

right now antioch is the warm spot at 69 degrees. in san jose with the 63 degrees, you can see there are clouds and mid-to-upper level clouds and the trees are starting to change in downtown. it will be sunny and mild today. slight cooling this weekend and eventually, we will still have a chance of light rain. the key is "light," on veterans day and it looks like it could come later in the afternoon and evening so any of the veteran day activities could be dry. keep our fingers crossed. as far as temperatures today, they will be close to yesterday, about three to seven degrees above average. most of us in the low low-to-mid 70's from accident in san francisco to 74 in fairfield and napa and 75 in morgan hill and 74 in oakland and 70 in san francisco but the coast could be cooler at 64 at half moon bay. as far as the temperatures tonight, maybe a degree or two cooler, clouds be not be so thick with temperatures in the mid-to-upper 40's inland and upper 40's for most of the bay and the coast and san francisco is the warm spot at 53 degr

here is a look at san jose, check out the glorious sunshine: sunny today, the warming trend continues, and a slow tapering of temperatures thursday, friday and saturday and sunday and monday that next system will be much cooler and the chance of rain is now looking look it could come in on sunday and hang around for veterans day on monday. first, a look at oakland, the port, downtown, from our south beach camera, look how clean the air is today, no "spare the air" day temperatures are two to six degrees warmer-than-average from 71 at san jose and redwood city and two our three degrees warmer and oakland is 72 and napa is 75 today and six degrees warmer-than-average. the reason the two areas of high pressure are pushing the storm track to the north and the other is to our northeast bringing us the mild offshore flow that will push up in the upper 60's to low 70's for most of the south bay and los gatos is warmest at 73. everyone else on the peninsula upper 60's. mid-70's through the north bay with novato at 76, the warm spot, and ten degrees cooler at the coast and low 70 throughout th

supped will be the warm day. -- sunday will be the warm day. showers at times though starting tonight into tomorrow morning. again tomorrow night and later sunday, so i don't think either day is a washout. but we will have those showers at times and again, sunday the warmer day than saturday with mid 60s on sunday and mid- to upper 50s on saturday. and a strong conference will be arrive -- cold front will be arriving monday. monday could be a day like we had this week when it started out warm in the 50s and we dropped into the 30s and 40s. well monday will start in the 60s and i think dropping into the 50s in the afternoon. there's some cold air this morning or this afternoon i should say in the northern rockies. but late november there's no really cold arctic air. dallas 77 on saturday. nashville 68. we don't see the really cold stuff. some 30s in great falls and starts to get a little colder here in montana and north dakota by sunday but a good check of the country will see temperatures above average. even into the lower 80s in dallas by sund

now all of the right ingredients come together. some warm, moist, unstable air in advance of a cold front that advances eastward through the day. the tornado watches have expanded from missouri all the way into michigan, and it now does include i understand analysis until 8:00 local time. we'll continue to watch conditions deteriorate through the day. a lot of heavy rainfall and the winds have kicked up and now we watch out for that threat of trn tornadoes. a number of counties under tornado warjs up here across southern areas of wisconsin just to the south of milwaukee. that's where we're watching it closely. that storm will continue to track to the northeast. thaf been moving quick kwi around 55 miles per hour and seeing this cluster of storms prompting tornado warnings. at first it was radar indicated u-but we have trained spopters that spopted tornado on the ground. a dangerous situation and we track it eastward through the day. this is the area, highest risk as we head into this evening. richelle, back to you. >> we'll call on you again

here is saturday's forecast and watch how the warm air spreads out. ight on sunday the cold air collapses down on us and it gets chilly once again. here is the forecast on sunday. there's a game could be a warm one with the gusty thunderstorms in the day and arctic temperatures bringing snow showers on tuesday. and only 27 degrees on tuesday. cos >> there is a chance you could be in at a new star wars movie. in the second installment will soar in two theaters in 2015. the casting team will be in chicago tomorrow and we spoke with a member of that team about what they are looking for. >> to rawls, a young girl between the ages of 17 and 19 and a young man between the ages of 19 and 23. anybody comes this is a meet and greet this is not an audition if you want to bring your head shot you are not required to attend. we want to get a feel for what is here in at the chicago area. they will find it soon. it will take place to allow at 3:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. at the west park theater in lincoln park. >> of chicago is a very young at jennifer hudson and got a s

the arctic and continental shelves. if that melts, there will be a sudden global warming. en you look at the five past extinctions on planet earth, everyone was triggered by one of these methane releases. that is the worst-case scenario. >> how does arctic drilling coming to that? journalists -- 28 activists and two journalists being jailed in russia, they were fighting against an drilling. nasa has an experiment and in our video we have one of the header researchers. they are quite sure, there is over a trillion tons of methane in the arctic, maybe as much as 2. worldwide, somewhere between 4 and 7 trillion tons. to triggered extinction may only 2 trillion. the arctic ocean is rather shallow. if you start running ships through their that are stirring up the warm waters, you are playing with fire. allo how do you change this, how do you prevent the crash of 2016? you have a chapter called democratized the economy. crash of 2016,he we will have to make the changes that we would have to make afterwards. you would have to enforce the sherman trust again. it was passed in the 1

there is the difference between the warm and cool air, and the warm air will head to the east a little bit clear and cold this morning in washington, d.c. but the temperatures across the northeast will be climbing ahead of rain later this week. >> thank you very much. and thank you for watching al jazeera america. i'll del walters. the stream is next. check us out 24 hours a day on www.aljazeera.com. >> hi. i am lisa fletcher. you are in the stream. is the republican party at war with its self over gay marriage? >>> same-sex marriage is now legal in fourteen states. just before it came into effect for new jersey, republican governor chris christie quietly dropped his effort to stop those unions. now, some say his action or lack thereof shows a larger shift within the republican party on the issue of gay rights. earlier this year, the republican national committee voted unanimously to keep the

the temperatures on the warm side. warmest day of the week. things are changing around. current wind conditions. here's how it looks on the current wind condition, the meters. livermore is 13. san jose at 8 miles per hour. as we head into the next 24 hours, winds are going to increase. we could see gusts up to 35, 45 miles per hour. when i come back, a timeline on the wind advisory. what locations will be affected. on the bay area weekend, which of those days is going to be the coolest. >>> one ski resort is open for business at least for a couple of days. boyle mountain resort welcomes skiers and snow borders this afternoon. the conditions are good enough to keep the resort open tomorrow as well. they will decide if it'll stay open on sunday. >>> a mountain lion that attracted attention when it was captured in santa cruz was killed this week. new at 5:30, how it died and what researchers are hoping to learn from its death. >>> sounds like something straight out of a horror movie. a drug that eats the flesh off your bones. turns your skin green. ktvu channel 2 explores a

the day. as far as leading up to that, we'll drop about 2 to 4 degrees every day until we're below average starting saturday through late next week. another warm day, hopefully you get a chance to get out and enjoy. tomorrow back to average and the rest of the forecast, cooler than average. have a good day. back to you. >> mike, thanks a lot. >>> 49ers season is not even close to being over, but the first piece of candlestick is already up for sale. season ticket holders get first dibs at buying two seats for $649. seats are only sold in sets of two and proceeds benefit san francisco youth programs. >>> up next, a ♪ hey, that's the last crescent! oh, did you want it? yeah. we'll split it. [ female announcer ] made fresh, so light, buttery and flakey. that's half. that's not half! guys, i have more. thanks, mom. [ female announcer ] do you have enough pillsbury crescents? so i should probably get the last roll... yeah but i practiced my bassoon. [ mom ] and i listened. [ brother ] i can do this. [ imitates robot ] everyone deserves ooey, gooey, pillsbury cinnamon rolls. make the weekend pop. everyone deserves ooey, gooey, pillsbury cinnamon rol

as we go throughout the day, that snow is going to switch over to rain as the warm front makes its way closer into the northeast. we will start to see heavier snow on the back side of the low as well. overnight tonight in through tomorrow morning that is where we are looking for the period the heaviest rain and snow and strongest winds. the toughest time here. as we get through wednesday, things quickly improve here as far as precipitation. so rain and snow starts to taper off. don't let it fool you. on the back side we are talking about those strong winds. so speaking of winds. still lingering even wednesday and thursday and that is going to cause those air traffic delays. this morning, as far as flying and winds to the southeast we are looking at that low right now. you see the winds as you move into tomorrow lasting through wednesday and thursday. notice those winds shift to the northeast so there's so much going on and so many factors between icing and freezing rain and the winds that can hold any of your travel plans both in the air and on the ground. >> know that is quite a job t

it is sliding up the coste over land. we're having warm air ahead of it on the backside, the cold air. we have the contrast between heavy rain and snow interior. as we watch it move pretty quickly up the coast, it's going to dry out already by thursday. we'll start to see lake effect snow, but see high winds stick with us for part of the day on thursday. that means we're going to have to watch closely the things like the macy's day parade and whether we'll be able to do the balloons. this will impact your travel in the teens and 20s, places like new york. you can see the difference in the winds. out of the north as we get interior. that's influencing temperatures. another inch or two of rain pretty persistently. lake effect areas, easily two to four more inches out here as all of this moves along. this is what we have right now, seeing heavier rain along the coastline. it is wind driven, so not pleasant. i'll talk about those temperatures and huge contrasts coming up in just a couple minutes. >> ok, nicole, thank you. >> a territorial disp

well watch it until then and enjoy the warm temperatures and sun. >> shares of blackberry are falling after they confirmed they will abandon plans for a sale. they are struggling in the smartphone market and shares are down 17 percent. we learned that the blackberry c.e.o. is stepping down. in a statement released this morning the company announced it will receive $1 billion invest ment from the company that originally struck a deal to acquire the canadian smartphone maker. the c.e.o. will be replaced by a former cheer executive john chen. >> twitter is looking to become a $13 billion company when it goes public with the shares trading on thursday. this morning, twitter raised the price range to between $23 and $25 up from $17 and $20 before. the san francisco-based social media company will sell $70 million shares and raise $1.6 billion but a new poll dampens the help tuesday average showing 36 percent of americans believe twitter shares would be a good investment but 47 percent say bad investment. >> coming up next, a pop "katie" mothers of invention, to those who've encountered wel

and the warm air, it will return. each day getting a little bit warmer, you see that on friday. e you see the warmup and then by saturday warmer temperatures from the southern planes going north, temperatures climbing maybe into the 50s, close to 60 degrees. the warm air coming back from chicago, up to new york but by the weekend we're looking at a storm developing over the pacific bringing rain or even snow to the mountains of idaho and montana which is really next storm to discuss, not much of an impact yet. it slowly moves south and then changes the pattern. temperatures are changing and by the time we wake up tomorrow morning single digits in quebec, montreal, a cold morning as the high is centered directly overhead but then it gets warmer with that sunshine, a chill in the morning but then quickly warming up into the 40s around philadelphia and new york. >>> thank you. a florida in company says that they want to build a floating city, calling it the freedom ship, 25 stories high designed to house over 1,000 people complete with an airport, hospital and school and it would sa

the predictions for the future are pretty solid. as you warmthe oceans you will tend to make the strongest storms stronger. >> ifill: how about that kevin, the oceans are warming up and making this happen. >> well firstly, the global ocean, we've had measurements of al tim teres from space making measurements of the global ocean since late 1992. since then the global ocean sea level has gone up by two and-a-half inches. in the vicinity of the philippines, it's gone up by about eight inches just to the east of there. part of that is because of changes in the winds in that area which has piled the water up in that region. but it also means that the warm water is exceptionally deep. so the sea temperatures are higher by over degree fahrenheit on a global basis because of global warming, because of human influences. going along with that the air and atmosphere is warmer and moister and that's what fuels these storms. the environment that all of these storms are occurring in is simply different than it used to be because of human activities. >> ifil

warming is under way. between yesterday's 40 degree high in the 68 that might occur sunday we're going to warm another 28 degrees. there is a little fund that is going to weaken as it comes in our direction. that big arctic high pressure is off to the south of us. with the pact isobars. another storm start taking shape as colder air starts diving in from canada. this is the one that opens up the gulf of mexico. we will be under a jet stream sunday. the storms left to be watched. fear of the scattered showers late in the day saturday. might be joined by some thunder. the main front and back here. really cool air. the thing comes through with a better chance of organized thunderstorms. gale warnings on the lake. red flag warnings and small craft advisory for the cold air blows up.for the cold air blows up. >> some active weather out to the west. a sign that we're going to get more active over the weekend. these are wind gusts this evening. tomorrow morning the wind comes down a little bit. these things will gust over 40 mi. per hour. there are a delivery system pour that moisture that put under on us.the moisture

temperatures cool to the north and very, very warm, well above normal for the south. >> speaking of the weather this weekend the sky is putting on a light show. it's a meteor shower expected to be at its brightest. it's called the leonid meteor, happening every november, getting its name from the leer constellation in the east, where it appears. it's comet dust that lights up the sky as it flies buy at 158 miles per hour. you'll have the best chance of seeing it from the south-west or the north-east. a full moon could steal the show. >> a controversial mascot at a california high school has a community in uproar. we'll tell you why. >> and it's a christmas tradition. is it racist? people in the netherlands protesting a holiday character called black pete. >>> a southern california school has buckled under pressure to change its controversial mascot. sports teams at coachella valley high school call themselves the arabs. the mascot is a bearded man in a head scarf bringing criticism. after a special meeting this weekend the district decided to rethink the mascot's look. the superintenden

the sea... cold coastal currents in warm latitudes... and in polar regions, the inability of cold air masses to hold much moisture. most of these extreme desert environments contain many unique land forms which, despite the infrequency of rainfall, are often shaped by running water. this seeming paradox can be explained by the fact that desert rainstorms, while sporadic, are generally intense, creating flash floods. these brief, but violent episodes are highly erosive, quickly transporting enormous quantities of sediment and over time carving canyons. these floods also cause sediment to accumulate at the base of mountains in cone-shaped deposits called alluvial fans. the phenomenon of flash flooding in the desert raises the question of drainage. where does all the water go? drainage in deserts is characterized by internal drainage. it has a drainage pattern that isn't connected to the regional drainage pattern. only the largest rivers in the world-- the nile in north africa, the niger in west africa, and the colorado in the united states-

the warm spot dc down by the water. it's a lot milder. 36 and 37. so, chelsea has a look at a warm up on the way after its been so chilly. big changes the next couple of days. >>> thanks bob. hello everyone. it's chilly right now changes on the way. let's take a look at some of the numbers here with the wjz mobile weather lap and weather station. we're looking at temperatures setting just under 42 degrees. so it is cooling off quickly with that sunset. but again, some changes are headed our way. i'm going to take you to a couple of graphics. first the jet stream forecast. the jet stream separates that cool air from the warm air. it's dipped down throughout the day today and tonight. so that's helped to pull in some of that cold air located in the polls and in canada and through our neighborhood. but it's going to migrate toward the north as we head up toward midweek. so we are going to be trending mild. just how mild? we'll be looking at widespread 60s for wednesday and thursday. closer to 70 degrees. but that's going to come at a cost. that means a

this will be overnight tonight through tomorrow, inches of snow, to the south it's warmer, that warm air is heading east, in front of the storm. >> thank you, the film premier of the influential leader debuting in south africa. to life. on techknow, our scientists bring you a sneak-peak of the future, and take you behind the scenes at our evolving world. techknow - ideas, invention, life. [[voiceover]] every day, events sweep across our country. and with them, a storm of views. how can you fully understand the impact unless you've heard angles you hadn't considered? antonio mora brings you smart conversation that challenges the status quo with unexpected opinions and a fresh outlook. including yours. >> welcome back to al jazeera america. i'm del walters. these are your headlines. the chairman of goomg saying gog it's outrageous if it's true. >>> secretary of state john kerry visiting saudi arabia. the saudis taking issue with america and its refusal to intercede in syria's war. >>> mohamed morsi insisting he is still egypt's legitimate leader. >>> what does a small southern californi

number seven, the warm weather. we start november with. but it won't last in your accuweather forecast, an update on the cooling trend this weekend. >>> a sonoma county supervisor is due back in court this morning to answer to a misdemeanor charge after a peeking incident on the south side of a woman's home. the supervisor was in his socks and underwear when he was arrested back in july on suspicion of prowling and burglary. he's scheduled to be arraigned this morning. the 32-year-old has since apologized and described the long time problem with bing drinking. >>> los angeles for a buck. a new bus service is offering rides from the bay areas to southern california for just $1. the brightly colored bus made its first stop in oakland yesterday. the bus will offer three daily round trips to l.a. and the east bay picks up passengers at the west oakland park station in san jose. >> b.a.r.t. stops all around the transit centers where you can get on to different bus systems or trains. airports are always around the main areas of travel. >> you bet

develops, if you have anything keeping the cold air in place we're talking about snow and will bring the warm air with it. and that will change the mix, virginia, over to rain, but the rain will become heavy. the cold air is all the way to western pennsylvania and ohio, even southern ohio is seeing rain. this is a lot of travel troubles here so low clouds and rain, a lot of flights will be delayed throughout the day and on wednesday. rain pushes to the north. that snow still over central pennsylvania, really not enough to amount to anything. snow continues four to six inches, not long i-95 however. talking about rain. even though it's not snowing it snows there in western pennsylvania, thursday the storm intensifies over eastern canada, it dries outs, cold and windy, easily are gusting. >> feels likial down under but the heat handy dam pend, look at this. one family setting a guinness world record having 5,000 or more christmas lights. $2300 a month. luckily the power company is helping out. thanks for watching al jazeera america, techknow featuring shark robot is next. nerds. tonight sharks.

the temperatures are warming. nver at 51 degrees and chicago at 48 degrees and here is the storm bringing showers and thunderstorms possible. it clears out monday and tuesday. the warm air will move east and it looks like we could have rain across the northeastern states by late this weekend and early next week. >>> if you have ever wanted to own a small town, this is your chance. the town of synica up for sale. it's listed on craigsliss list t can only be reached by narrow dirt roads. all that is left is ten acres and three ca cab cabins and a bd that comes with liquor licence. thanks for watching i'm del walters. >> sir charles, the round mound of rebound. he is one of the best players and biggest personalities to ever play the game. basketball star charles barkley was a dominant force on the hardwood, but he's also known for his entertaining and sometimes controversial commentary, from sports to politics and social issues, he everything. i sat down with the nba legend termed emmy award winning analyst when he wa

that's what's happening around the bay area today, as ktvu once again joins with one warm coat. ktvu's alex savidge is at one of the many drop-off locations around the bay area. he's in emeryville. alex? >> reporter: well, hi there, ken. i have to say the one warm coat donation drive is off to a fantastic start. between all four bay area locations, so far today we've collected 5000 gently-used coats for those in need. we're here at bay street in emeryville with the girl scout troops of oakland and fremont, taking all of these gently-used coats and putting them into bags so they can be sent off to those who need them. we're right by the christmas tree in the bay street plaza area here. this is one of the young ladies helping out here. what do you want to say to people at home who may have extra coats in their closets? >> bring it to one warm coat. >> reporter: are you having fun here? >> yeah. >> reporter: when people come down and donate coats, what are you saying? >> i say thank you for supporting people out there. >> reporter: it means a lot. here at bay street, we have 767 coa

saturday is the coolest day at ten degrees cooler than today. an ever-so-slow warming trend with sunny conditions and calmer weather sunday and monday and chance of shower on tuesday. >> mark is recovering from an early mechanical problem with 20-minute delay at daly city into the pittsburg direction and pleasanton and livermore direction. land is showing dark conditions with power outages so slow down your speed. we have fog advisory into san francisco. we also have this report of an overturned big rig westbound 80 in hercules and you could see the heave traffic popping up away from highway 4 so look out for that. when you pass the scene everything is wide open and no word when the truck will be uprighted and on the way. outside, this is a picture of walnut creek coming down 680 away from highway 4 all is calm and quiet. >> caltran will conduct more tests on the 4th bore of the caldecott tunnel with crews testing the fire and other safety systems and conduct a fire drill. they are wanting drivers to expect delays this weekend in the existing bores. the drivers could s

east coast last year form where the oceans warm up. large amounts of water vaporize into the atmosphere. the earth's rotation sets the resulting cloud masses in motion, creating a superstorm. the philippines catastrophe dominated the opening of the world climate conference in warsaw. 194 nations will have to close ranks if they are to reach a new binding agreement to fight climate change. >> it is a global problem and global opportunity at the same time. it is a problem if we cannot concert our actions. it becomes an opportunity when we can act together. >> scientists regard carbon dioxide emissions as the biggest threat to the climate. read house gas levels have continued to rise, making a 2010 goal of limiting temperatures to two degrees celsius almost unachievable. but if emissions are not cut and temperatures curb, the future risk for the philippines and many other coastal regions of the earth is unpredictable. >> we are joined by a climate expert at the free university of berlin. tell us, is there a correlation between devastating

the high clouds will mix with the warm weather today. sea breeze tomorrow is the cooling trend and it look like it will be dry through friday or the weekend but veterans day is the day for wet weather. mid-70's and 71 in santa cruz for an the streaks. low-to-mid 70's on the peninsula with san mateo at 72 and 68 at half moon bay and a warm spot along the coast and near 70 in downtown and south san francisco and sausalito. mid-70 through the north bay valley with 76 in novato, the warm spot and mid-to-upper 60's along the coast and along the east bay shore, 72 or 73 degrees everywhere and union city and fremont and castro valley warmer 74 to 75 which are the temperatures in the east bay inland 74 to 76. the cloud cover tonight mile temperatures from mid 40's in the north bay to mid-50's in san francisco. notice the cold front trying to slide to us and it will miss us with the moisture staying north and that is what induces the sea breeze and why the cooling trend starts tomorrow. temperatures are average tomorrow and below average open frid

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the warm air will begin to return. the temperatures may climb back into the 60s. great warm up, there it was today and the temperatures will be even warmer. texas, oklahoma, nebraska, the dakotas, nice warm afternoon with sunshine and a light breeze. things are changing, though, across the pacific northwest. the storm dropping out will bring rain and snow to the area. tracking this you can see that it does not develop until saturday afternoon and evening. moisture coming in from the pacific, you're seeing snow develop in the mountains and rain in the valleys throughout saturday evening and sunday. it gets a little heavier. there is that wind and rain coming down and you get snow coming in idaho and montana. here's the northeast. these temperatures dropping tonight. waking up tomorrow morning 11:00 in albany. single digit in albany. teachetemperatures are nice and comfortable as long as you don't have that wind blowing, dropping the temperatures down to feeling like the single digits. we'll have a look at the headlines coming up next. >> this is al jazeera america l