or does he say western pennsylvania is no worse than florida. >> a and b are so close. >> yeah. >> let's go with c. >> c. the east west. take a look. >> i think you may have noticed that senator obama supporters have been saying some nasty things about western pennsylvania lately. >> you know i couldn't agree with him more. >> why did he do that? then he stumbles. he just stumbles and goes on and on and on. it was a classic. but he just did one to you. you're on a rochlt look at the scoreboard. >> i feel good. i laughed a lot. my points may not have reflected by i enjoyed myself. >> you're looking good. we'll see you next week. >> all right. >> thanks. >>>coming up. big democrats try to stir up trouble at trump rallies. we'll look a james creamy swirls of pure indulgence. silky sifts of total transcendence. tempting accents of sheer pleasure. introducing "unicorn whispers." this should be the name. or something more like "golden gold." or maybe, "mmmmmm mmhmm." but, with 20% of your daily fiber, its actually fiber one. we believe in families. in knowing your neighbors. in passing down tr

severe thunderstorm watch continues in western pennsylvania. showers and thunderstorms build. they are building noticeably when they get farther north. we may get sunshine for a while until we hit the midday, early afternoon. we will have period of rain through friday, friday night lights and we will have the gusty winds developing and the falling temperatures. it will be chilly and uncomfortable at the games tomorrow night for the outside dress accordingly. we think this will go through quickly and it will improve quickly in the day on saturday. the forecast tomorrow, the temperatures will climb to above 70 late morning. it will go the other way and gusty wind and rain. we will get close to a half inch around the area. 70 tomorrow and windy. 59 on saturday. 64 on sunday. warmup on monday and another cold front will drop temperatures to the mid-autumn levels by the early and middle of next week. michelle: thank you, doug. jonathan: cubs fans holding their breath. erin: you almost want it for them it's been so long. cubs try to follow unlast night power display in l.a. plus, th

cool front moving in from the west, that's the line of grain you see out in western pennsylvania, then of course matthew, just near hilton head island south carolina, and winds right now at 105, as of the 5:00 a.m. advisory, so the front combined with matthew will get some moisture in here. you can argue you have some of the rain coming from matthew later this afternoon into tonight t won't be heavy rain. we will get steadier rain specially across the jersey shore later today. so today it is cloudy, showers develop mainly in the afternoon, the steadiest rain south and east of philadelphia, as the front pass it is will turn windy tonight. it will bring in the cooler air, still mild day today. 72 degrees with some showers later today for philadelphia. near 70 at the shore, we'll get some steadier rain in here later this afternoon into tonight, mid 60s in the poconos. cool down and nice stretch of weather for october in the seven day. i'll talk about it in a few more minute. >> thank you, see you soon. new this morning police make arrest in double shooting in today's fairhill section, two

this batch of rain in western pennsylvania will rotate in here as well. i do think the rain will kind of pick up here the next wave overnight. here is the system. it is just drifting to the north, and then it will track pretty much out over lake erie late this weekend. it is still going to be around. here is a look at future view at 1:00 in the mor w most likely no thunder in here. it will be showers at 2:00 in the morning and that will be row indicating through. early tomorrow morning, not much around. can't keep it totally dry. it it will mainly be light showers in the morning and then during the afternoon here is 2:00 in the afternoon. scattered showers. and this is where we could be seeing some thunder. especially if we get sunshine to destabilize things. evening at 8:00. and also at 11:00 tomorrow night. after that a smaller chance on sunday. we threw in a few showers. here is a look at future view rainfall and it has this bull's eye in wayne county. if you are in the blue that's up to three quarters of an inch of rain. we still have some left to go,

western pennsylvania, ohio, into west virginia, eastern kentucky. these are advancing off to the north and east, likely coming into the metro area during the afternoon and lingering into the evening. i'll have the new hour by hour timing on that i'll have the commuter report on this friday morning. melissa is talking about a road closure. >> we have a road closure in northwest. at rock creek parkway at massachusetts avenue. all lanes are blocked. northbound traffic at this moment pushed on to p street and southbound turned around and sent up waterside drive. it is a one mile back up in that area. it is pretty slow. allow extra time if you're headed that way at any time soon. sounds like it will be out of the way in the next 40 minutes

hours, until the cold front moves through the cold front itself is drape add cross central and western pennsylvania and you'll notice that the bulk of the rain is over us now. we are at least not getting snow. 3 to 6 in new england. the heaviest rain right now is across south jersey and hammonton and an area heading to the degree den state parkway south of seaside heights. this is much needed rain with parts of new jersey in a drought. we'll see rain through the evening hours and a possibility of thunder as the cold front gets closer and should end late this evening. midnight in philadelphia and 3:00 in the morning clearing the coast and behind this system we have the winds of change tomorrow. we are looking at wind gusts up to 40 miles per hour and then the weekend some dramatic changes regarding the temperature. we'll talk about that in the full accuweather forecast. >> thank you. >>> we invite you to stick with 6abc.com/weather, as this chilly rainy weather moves through and you can rely on real time scans 24 hours a day from stormtracker 6 live double scan. and use facebook and twit toward chec

couple of showers out in western pennsylvania, maybe one into the poconos, everybody else should see dry conditions with increase in sunshine today. going through time, again, partly cloudy skies this morning, more sunshine for the afternoon, helps really warm the temperatures up. we're just locked into a sunny, dry pattern, really, through at least the middle of the week. that's going to allow temperatures to heat up. check it out in the 50's this morning, on our way up to around 80 degrees for a lot of locations, inland philadelphia, wilmington, trenton, even close to 80 in the lehigh valleyment tonight mild night. fifty's to low 60s, temps, overnight lows, tomorrow looks like we are well into the lower 80s, maybe even potentially the mid 80s. so close to record highs tomorrow. it is going to be tough. eight an is the record for tuesday. eighty on wednesday, so there is a good chance we'll break that record high on wednesday afternoon. so for today, sun, clouds, warm, high of 80 degrees, mild tonight, partly cloudy, low of 64. here is the extended forecast, dry, warm, low and mid 8

few showers western pennsylvania, they're going have tough time making it over the mountains.inly dry today. partly sunny skies, going to be warm afternoon. here is the set up. cold front that's going to be hanging around, the great lakes next few days, but really never clears us. so as long as this front stays to the north and west, we will be warm. temperatures in the 80s, tuesday, wednesday, potential record highs, even thursday, still warm in the 70s, more clouds, and there is the next storm system that will get through here probably friday start of the weekends bringing some chances for some rain. forecast or the records high tomorrow, eight a degrees. that's pushing pushing it to get through, but possible we could challenge that. but shouldn't have a problem get to go 08 on wednesday. that's the records temperature. so probably set new record wednesday afternoon. today right around 80 degrees under mixture every sunday and clouds tonight. still mild, partly cloudy, 64, that extended forecast each day little warmer, back to typical october stuff in the 60s by the end of t

and, specifically, fossil fuel, if i may, because we know that many, many folks in western pennsylvania are employed in possible fuel industries. and, fossil fuels used to heat and power our homes and factories. so, ms. mcginty, are you engaged in a war on coal, believing as many environmentalists do that we need to reduce reliance on fossil fuel like coal? and if so, what do you say to employees in this region and throughout the state, in the fossil fuel industry, who might think that their jobs are at steak, if you get elected senator? >> well, i appreciate the question, john. and let me just say, as hats off to two of my six brother, who have made their living as coalminers. actually started my career as a chemist, working with arco chemical company inventing coal dust suppressants. look, i am all about the full use of our energy resources, we have to tackle climate change. but here's how i go about doing that. in a pro jobs agenda, and in terms every our coal fired pour plant, some of those are 30, 35% efficient. i put people to work, improving the efficiency of those plants, throug

hillary clinton held a rally in detroit and donald trump was in western pennsylvania. that is coming up tonight on c-span2. >> are campaign 2016 coverage continues on c-span with live debate for u.s. house, senate and governors races. in tuesday evening. on tuesday evening north carolina governor debate between pat mcquarrie and democrat roy cooper. on wednesday evening at 8:00 p.m. eastern republican senator mike lee and misty's note debate for the utah u.s. senate. on thursday, just afternoon, the pennsylvania a district congressional debate between fitzpatrick and steve . at seven, another debate for the north carolina u.s. senate. on friday night at 8:00 p.m. another debate. that is followed at 10:00 p.m. with republican congressman joe haack and catherine cortez debating for the nevada u.s. senate. watch the complete coverage on c-span and on live at c-span.org. listen on c-span radio app. >> from the washington post, headlined headline why mike pence is sticking with donald trump. phillips writes in stand with donald trump mike pence is making the best of bad opt

. >>> your early today travel forecast has rainy weather today, tennessee, kentucky, ohio, western pennsylvania and western new york, and a storm coming in from the northwest. >>> the long race for the white house is winding down with 19 days to go untille >> the new question popping up is whether donald trump would accept the election results if he loses, and that's just one of the headlines from last night's third and final presidential debate. and for more we are joined by tracie potts from las vegas. >> reporter: good morning. of all the stuff we are watching overnight, the tag line, nasty woman, or bad hombres when he is getting more of a reaction than when trump suggested the long election might not be settled. >> he declined twice to accept the results if he loses. >> that's horrifying. >> are you serious? you think if somebody is committing fraud they should accept the results? give me a break. >> you remember >> if the vote is fair i am confident we will accept it. >> it's the debate on guns and abortions, and overturning roe v. wade. >> i do not think the united states government shou

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twin towers of the world train center, a third into the pentagon, the fourth into a field in western pennsylvania 80 miles from pittsburgh. i think we all know that sequence by heart, the attack that shocked the world. we're here to mark that day 15 years later, and to ask our severals the question, are we any safer today than we were then? our invasion comes from this month's cover story by steven brill. he's here with us this morning and he spent a year investigating the $1 trillion spent by the government to defend against terrorist attacks. before we dive into our state of national security and the cost of protecting the nation, we also want to acknowledge the profound loss that occurred on that beautiful september morning. nearly 3,000 innocent people died that day, including hundreds of first responders. and here is the story of two of them. ♪ >>> there were a couple days each year you were allowed to take your children to work. joe loved it. that was his birthday present. we'd have a cake. and the guys i worked with, they would take a milk container and cut out the facsimile of the buildin

. >>> plus destruction in central and western pennsylvania caused by storms. >> reporter: we have rain in the delaware valley i'll let you know when it moves away and have future tracker 6 when "action news" comes right back. >>> so glad you stayed with us, 7:11 a.m., storms caused problems in central and western pennsylvania dumping up to 7 inches of rain in one day. a 65-year-old man was on a ladder outside his clinton county home when a tree fell and pinned him to the ground. the man died later in the hospital. >>> in sullivan county a home was destroyed as the storm pushed water over route 87. a bridge was damaged in the flooding. in williamsport there are concerns there that thousands of gallons of spilled gasoline may is get get into the drinking water supply when an 8-inch pipeline ruptured during the storm. foibles there hope the water recedes enough to fix the break there. let's get you caught up on the local forecast here. rainy this morning. >> reporter: that's the same system we're seeing this morning, the good news it's a much weaker storm system. let's get you outside and

opinion of donald trump suggesting that there is hope for steel industries to be reborn in western pennsylvania? ms. mcginty: thanks, but i first want to address what the senator just that. i was proud to lead the charge to bring 3000 new jobs in the energy sector to pennsylvania, specifically manufacturing renewable energy equipment. the senator is well familiar with those jobs because, while i employed the full spectrum of our energy resources, he had an issue that this was the fact -- that this was renewable energy rather than traditional. awayd the charge to take the tax incentives to help those jobs growth in our own state. i guess he has also been rewarded well for taking those renewable energy jobs away, because the senator happens to be one of the single largest recipients of big oil contributions in the u.s. senate. i think we have every opportunity to compete and win in manufacturing, and here is why. the days of manufacturing just being about cheap labor are gone. it is not skilled labor plus technology plus speed to market. that is a recipe for our sweet spot where we can compete an

upstate new york through western pennsylvania in the 50s. ottawa 46. so this is the chill that is coming. autumn chill overnight and through tomorrow. so here's what shaping like. if you're going out this evening 7:00 o'clock 63. mainly clear at 9:00. grab light sweater or jacket if you're heading out. 11:00 o'clock the temperature only 56 degrees. coming well take closer look at that fall foliage. scott will be along to tell us how we're doing with the drought as well. we still need some rain. back to you. >> it's been nearly three years after a lower macungie township woman disappeared now police have made arrest. michael horvatts facing kidnapping and homicide charges. prosecutors say he was a co-worker of holly grim. she disappeared in november of 20 thrown. police got a search warrant in september and combed through horvatt's property. they found bones of holly grim. >>> a preliminary report oh out now on the new jersey transit crash in hoboken last month. but inspectors say more testing needs to be done because some electronic parts in that train

a good amount of sunshine right now if you look at western pennsylvania there is a severe thunderstorm watch in effect from the cold front slowly moving east than will have the cooler air for the weekend. tonight another mild night mostly cloudy skies and overnight low 62 in philadelphia and allentown 59 and cape may 63, and wilmington and trenton the overnight low as we head into tomorrow afternoon much like today. a battle between the clouds and sunshine and ahead of that front temperatures by 3:00 up to 78 degrees, we have a good shot of hitting 80 tomorrow afternoon and then if you head out for your friday night you may want to take an umbrella as the front gets closer we'll see scattered showers and even a rumble of thunder and lingering into saturday morning. saturday morning we wake up with clouds and lingering showers, it's also windy at 5:00 in the morning in addition to the showers wind gusts from 30 to more than 40 miles per hour and that wind will be pulling in the cool air. the five-day at 5:00 showing one more day of temperatures in the 80s. 80 degrees with a mixture of c

western pennsylvania to west virginia. this all moving our way in the overnight hours. so if you have afternoon plans, late afternoon plans into the evening for friday night football, an umbrella and a raincoat is necessary. here is the forecast as we move through the overnight hours. we will look for temperatures in the lower 60's. 7:00, falling in 50's. the bigger story not just the temperatures but the wind in the upper 40's to low 30's. i will tell you all about it and what to expect for the weekend and a little warming trend next week. more on that. jonathan: we'll see you then. stay connected with storm watch team. we have you covered on all platforms. you can download the storm watch app to get the forecast at your fingertips. michelle: new at 4:00 -- alison: allegations a woman coworkers by putting cleaner in the coffee. jeff goldberg is live with this story. jeff? jeff: this is a story a lot of people are talking about. thankfully, nobody seriously injured. which happened at jas forwarding, a freight company in sterling. eight people work in this office. accord

western pennsylvania, ohio, into west virginia, eastern kentucky. these are advancing off to the north and east, likely coming into the metro area during the afternoon and lingering into the evening. i'll have the new hour by hour timing on that i'll have the commuter report on this friday morning. melissa is talking about a road closure. >> we have a road closure in northwest. at rock creek parkway at massachusetts avenue. all lanes are blocked. northbound traffic at this moment pushed on to p street and southbound turned around and sent up waterside drive. it is a one mile back up in that area. it is pretty slow. allow extra time if you're headed that way at any time soon. sounds like it will be out of the way in the next 40 minutes everybody, southbound, you see no slow downs. no worries. 95 and maryland, no problem there. i'll see you in a few. >>> we're following breaking news in the district while you slept, bullets flew late last night into multiple cars and buildings including an apartment building. there you see the damage there. this happe

in the senate, but more importantly, she's exactly the kind of senator that pittsburgh and western pennsylvania>> there you have it, hillary clinton speaking live to her supporters in pittsburgh, pennsylvania. one of two campaign stops she will make today. notable because she has not been on the trail as much in the last few weeks sending out a lot of her powerful surrogates instead of her. let's bring back in ann compton. you covered the first lady, both clinton terms. obviously i'm sure you had an inkling that she had political aspirations. tell me about the clinton you knew then versus the woman we're seeing on the trail today. >> well, hillary clinton was a different kind of first lady in that from the very beginning, her husband asked her to handle the biggest hottest issue of the first term, and that was changing the health care system. and she did that and it never came to fruition. congress never embraced it, it never became law. but she's always been part of the policy mixture more than i think any of the other first ladies. it's interesting here hearing both of the candidates now toda

as you head up in the northeast in new england we are talking 3- 4 inches, western pennsylvania through western new york state getting up to eastern canada. and, we showed this last week that this region is in a big drought. any rain they can get right now coming in handy. lesser totals as we head farther to the south and the west. dark green here, a quarter of an inch to half an inch. 2/10th of an inch and coming on friday. after friday t it is possible that we can go 10 days without any measurable rain. good news for eastern north carolina. farmers are looking at the crops on the field. don't need wet weather this time of the year. forecast tonight, upper 50s, 60s, 62 in raleigh. greeted boy sunshine in the morning, warm, muggy, 65 by 8:00 a.m. lunchtime will be in the upper 70s like we were today. and since the ridge is breaking down we will have more of a southeast wind tomorrow. probably not as warm. 80s. friday, partly cloudy skies in the morning, mostly cloudy in the afternoon. nais the time period seeing rain. it will be done by the time football friday will take a hold. cloudy,

is pulling over into western pennsylvania taking that main area of steady rain with it and now we will have a northerly currently 49 degrees in worcester. we have a 49 degree reading and ashtabula. 48, mansfield. so here you go. 40s and lower 50s and it doesn't get any better. temperatures in the lower 40s by halftime west lightly scattered showers. we are trying to get some dry weather for you. 48 to 45 degrees by the final play of the evening. we will go hour low 50s through 2 am. into the mid-50s -- mid-40s with isolated showers after midnight tonight. >>> right now on this raw and rainy night we know that there are at least one dozen young people in cleveland battling the elements and more than 100 others living in shelters. >> the clock is ticking to get all of them in a home of their one of three cities taking part in this 100 day challenge. >> reporter: it is a challenge to end homelessness. were at the halfway point. we wanted to see if it's making a difference. >> the director of a place for me tells me that they have found housing for a young people. dozens of social service

it also extends into parts of western pennsylvania. we'll watch that moisture as well. a cold front will approach tomorrow and try to pull some of that moisture up with it. hurricane matthew, winds sustained at 110 miles an hour, moving to the north at 12 miles an hour. if it continues on this track, it could be near the georgia/south carolina border by 2:00 a.m. tomorrow morning, possibly as a category 2. then we would anticipate it taking more of that turn, maybe sliding along the south carolina coast through tomorrow afternoon, sending a lot of rain to the north, finally moving out to sea. it could be making this crazy loop around, weakening, heading back to the bahamas. that's something we'll watch very closely. locally, we've seen nice conditions all afternoon long. we're in the clear right now, nice and dry. nice day to visit the philadelphia zoo, the weather perfect for the animals and those visiting today. i'm sure it was a great day for anybody who was able to get out, a beautiful fall day. it will stay nice through tonight. if you have friday night plans, 75 d

that's moisture leaking out in western pennsylvania. a cool front is racing out of the great lakes states, grabbing some of the moisture, holiday weekend starts with early morning sun. otherwise, a lot of clouds. and unfortunately, a change in the forecast from a couple of days ago, i thought the storm would keep moving. sunday is a cloudy day. cape, islands, south shore, south coast, even off shore showers, temperatures in the 70s. sunday 60. metro boston, plan on a couple of showers, up through the north country, showers possible tomorrow evening, otherwise, the region is strong. metro boston still a little ways to hopefully, good starting pitching with temperatures in the upper 50s. monday, tuesday, wednesday of next week, lots of sunshine. i'll week, lots of sunshine. i'll see you at 7:00 >> before you know it, we'll see number 12 under center in cleveland. who!woe he will be taking the field with is still very much up in the air. patriots going through practice in foxboro this afternoon. julian, limited again by his surgically repa

they're now over the alley genes of central and western pennsylvania. actually, part of a larger storm system that is really spinning up and intensifying over new england. look at this. there's accumulating snow right now in western massachusetts and the adirondacks of central and upstate new york. they could get over four inches of snow tonight. season as the storm system spins away from us. we are not talking about any type of snow here. we're talking about another storm system arriving tomorrow night and interest monday morning. that will bring us scattered showers but out ahead of it we've got a nice stretch of clear skies. sunday i think very sunny. those nice west-southwest winds, and temperatures a good 15 to maybe even 20 degrees warmer than what we saw today. it is going take a look at your future view. 40s this evening, stay there overnight, more clouds than clear skies, maybe a sprinkle, a shower early. not a big deal. then everything clears, and look at this. beautiful sunday. mid to low 60s as we head into sunday afternoon. that storm syste

opinion of donald trump suggesting that there's hope for the steel industry to be reborn in western pennsylvania? >> first i want to address what the senator just said. i was proud as secretary of my protections to bring not a couple but to bring 3000 new jobs in the energy sector to pennsylvania, specifically manufacturing renewable energy equipment. the senator is familiar with this job because while i implore our energy resources, he had an issue with the fact that this is renewable energy instead of conventional energy and actually led the charge to take away the tax incentive that helps to make those jobs here and grow in our own state. i guess he also has been rewarded well for taking this renewal energy jobs away because the senator happens to be one of the single largest recipients of this oil contribution in the united states senate. we have every opportunity to compete and win in manufacturing and here's why. the days of manufacturing, cheap labor are gone. it's about labor plus technology plus cheap markets and that's a recipe for our sweet spot where we can compete and win. >> let me

what we're waiting on is this band of york and western pennsylvania. notice there's not a ton of rain with it but this cold front is going to approach by later on today. ahead of it we get warm, check it out 70 boston, metro west southern new hampshire most of us pushing right around 70 degrees today. well above average for this time of year and this won't an ton of sunshine but peaks here and there. the morning commute fine, a lot of clouds. there may be an isolated shower that early afternoon some peaks come out and here come the band of showers. 57 p.m. focused outside of 495. watch what happens as it approaches boston tends to fizzle out a bit. so while we may have a shower in metro west 5, 6:00 this evening the south shore back down to the cape we're mainly dry and this is really not anything after that. it will be breezy tonight 39 to 45 in the suburbs. 48 in downtown boston. highs tomorrow noticeably cooler 55 to 60 for most of us so back to a below average day. high pressure building in out of the great lakes is going to stay with us for friday

. >>> residents in a western pennsylvania neighborhood say a pitbull is preventing them from getting the mail. the dog tank slipped out of his collar and jumped on the mailman. the mail will be held until safety measures are put in place. >> it's horrible. i was crying because i felt like now i'm going to have the a hard time with the neighbors. >> as it turns out, residents say they are more upset with the post office and it is decision than tank's owners. >> it is 447 a a.m. we'll get a look at the roads up next. >> the verdict is in and another case of the woman a woman claims baby powered caused her cancer. >>> another hover board caught fire and there's a problem even though the retailer is who sold the device. dear fellow citizen, time spent with my son really makes me appreciate "the now". but i also have to plan for my family's future. and that means taking on debt. in a smart way. like my mortgage - it's working for me. and if he needs a college loan down the road, that'll be worth it too. it's all about having a strategy, that fits your life. so, if you have a question that

down to garrett county and much of central and western pennsylvania. we'll watch the future cast quiet tonight. tomorrow morning, looks like we on, from west to east, and early afternoon, start to see the showers and storms approaching. out ahead of it, we'll make it into the lower 70s the way it looks for highs. possibly mid-70s in a few spots if the rain holds off. then look at this, though. 4:00, 5:00, 6:00. look at the rain. we are going to have scattered showers, windy and cool conditions. sorry about that. i know you've had a good run so far. and then as we get to saturday morning, we may have a co back end of this storm system. especially north and east. much different here. and if you're a fan of october weather. finally it's coming. 60 tonight. mild and muggy. partly to mostly cloudy. tomorrow morning, we'll number the 60s. we could see a shower west late. as temperatures in the lower 70s. in the afternoon, 66 west to 74 east. we will have temperatures falling behind that front. maybe even a few storms behind that front. but i'm not expecting

see some rain to the west over western pennsylvania, that's from the front, then steady rain to the south over virginia coming from matthew, so those combination there, will bring some showers in here, mainly during the afternoon. steadiest, south and east of the city. it will turn windy tonight once this front passes, that north wind will kick up. it will bring in some cooler air for the second half of the weekend. still mild today 72 for philadelphia, near 07 at the shore with the steady rain, mid 60s in the poconos, like october temperatures, you will love the next several days, we will talk about big cool down in the next several days. >> thank you, justin, busy night for donald trump. gop nominee apologized overnight for vulgar comment he made about women. the first formal apology trump has issued throughout his entire presidential campaign . >> you can expect crude comment in the spotlight, causing major backlash, trump tapes has been trending on twit for hours, the video secretly recorded more than a decade ago, making highlight now, obtained, then row least philadelphia. >> i move

louis, indianapolis, all the way through much of ohio, western pennsylvania, and new york.ou're going to get a lot of rain later on tonight and tomorrow. tomorrow is going to be a soaking rain. this is needed because of the drought. pittsburgh all the way to syracuse, 2 to 4 inches likely in this band in western pennsylvania and western new york. we'd like to get more of the rain through strl and southern new england where it's been very dry. looks like maybe half inch to an inch in this area. from new york city southward, doesn't look like much of anything. just showery drizzle. not the kind of rain you really need to fill up the streams and reservoirs. the cold front moves to the east. this is 9:00 a.m. this morning. the green and yellow show us where the rain is. we take you through the evening activities here. a steady light rain throughout the ohio valley at 7:00 p.m. heavier rains this evening. if you're thinking after-school activities, good chance of being rained out pittsburgh to buffalo to erie, all the way through syracuse and watertown included. by the time we g

what do you say we take a trip to western pennsylvania. the pittsburgh steelers hosting the jets. ben roethlisberger and the steeler team, look at this sammy coates. jets have struggled with ryan fitzpatrick. todd bowles hinting there may be a change. nice ?catch herefrom brandon marshall. new york trying to keep it close but this game belonged to big ben. 34 of 47, 380 yards. rothilousburger with four touchdowns including this throw to antonio brown. steelers win. steelers 31, the jets 13. the undefeated sam bradford and minnesot houston texans. nice three here and it's 7-0 minnesota. bradford right place right time. night weapons around here and excellent defense and this vikings team 5-0. they do it on special teams as well. a 79-yard punt return. bradford's numbers today 22 of 30. two touchdowns and 271 yards. man this was impressive. look what happened here with bradford again. hitting patterson. the vikings are 5-0 on the season. another interesting development here with carson went and the philadelphia eagles. will they get by the detroit lions and matthew stafford. a perfe

the last of the showers pulling out towards western pennsylvania. all dry to the east of 71 and now mainly 77. one last area of a couple of scattered showers mainly southern portions of stark county, northern carroll county near the brown community. this little downpour there on the stark line should head to the north of north side of town may see a little bit of light rain here. temperatures really vary between the 60s to the low 70s today. we actually managed to squeeze out a good deal of sunshine for only some of you. in between the clouds and those afternoon downpours, we are definitely headed towards the sunnier side of things. check out the forecast overnight. another big temperature range. 48 to 58. mostly cloudy skies. the rain moving out. here is that difference. look at downtown in the upper norwalk, worcester and canton we could see some upper 40s early on your monday morning. as far as the rest of this evening, mostly cloudy skies. temperatures cooling through the 60s and notice i have taken the raindrops out. they are gone out of the fo

we are watching the back end cross western pennsylvania rain. the windchill factors, how cool it will feel tomorrow morning. overnight temperatures only in the 40's. we warm up a little bit through the midday, but the wind will stay gusty. more on the rest of the weekend coming up. jonathan: steve, thanks. disturbing new development and a sterling case. they woman is accused of trying to poison her former coworkers tom roussey joins us with the investigation. how are the employees doing? a couple of them got sick? tom: they did, and for the longest time they do not know why. the letting county sheriff's office said the employee was disgruntled, but they said that you would not know it because she worked the front desk. behind this window is a break coffeemaker. there is a lot of disgruntled workers of the d.c. area, but few have ever been accused of this. >> the employees at this place had been getting sick. tom: the loudoun county sheriff said the boss at this shipping company ultimately realized one of his own employees was poisoning the coffe

look at that rainfall, from west virginia through the ohio valley, western pennsylvania and new york.ont that's going to swing through the area, starting this evening. and that's when we'll start to see the first showers in pennsylvania. they'll move into the lehigh valley and berks county. that's 8:00 or 8:30 this evening. some of the showers reaching into the philadelphia area by early tomorrow morning. wilmington, delaware, central delaware, southern delaware seeing some of the heavier downpours. then it swings through. that's when the winds shift and colder air starts dumping into the area tomorrow. a few lingering showers and much chillier with strong, gusty winds tomorrow. instead of the temperatures near 80 degrees, tomorrow will be in the 50s. some lingering morning showers for philadelphia, the suburbs and the lehigh valley. gusty winds to 40 miles an hour on saturday. by sunday, we've got some sunshine. that's good news for the eagles game. it will be nice and clear, chilly for tailgating in the morning, 53 degrees. by the fourth quarter, the temperatures top out in the 60s.

. >>> a small plane crashed practicing maneuvers in western pennsylvania. flying over arnold palmer airport in the small town of unity. it flipped and crashed. the pilot on board was hurt. local officials are not sure if other passengers were also on board. >>> if you wear glasses and you need to get your passport picture taken, you need to leave the spectacles at home. because starting on november 1, the state department is banning people from wearing eyeglasses in their id photos. officials say glare and shadows can delay the processing. more than 200,000 applications were held of the photo problems. >> hm. well, newschannel8 at 6:00 is coming up next. >> here is accused loot a what we are working on. a pinellas veteran was 12,395th on a valating list. that was until 8 on your side went to bat for him. see where things stand today. >> and thieves try to steal your hard earned money. we will show you where this skimmer was found. plus ... >> coming up, new e-mails head of the public transportation commission that was set up to regulate them. >> a man accus

scattered showers, central western pennsylvania right now.ome could get into the region later this afternoon. not an all day wash out. have the umbrella around. you can see the spin in the upper atmosphere. this is water vapor imagery, tells us how the flow of the atmosphere is working, so we have the storm there. drier air indicate in the orange, not going to cut the rain chances off until this drier air can get in. it is not happening today. look at the flow. right up the east coast. this is some tropical connection there. so that's why we're under the gun for still some showers around, throughout the day today. finally, tomorrow, i think we really start to dry things out little bit. category four hurricane matthew winds at 155 miles per hour, moving slowly to the west at seven. the track takes it to the west, then to the north, over jamaica, cuba, the bahamas, would weaken, very mountain us over the country of cuba. by the time it merges out to the atlantic ocean where does it go? a lot of the miles eventually take it back out to sea, but

it's those people we're talking about from pennsylvania, western pennsylvania. so he comes on and grabs these three issues. why were they available to him? >> well, by the way, they were available to us. that's why barack and i ended these two wars. we're still engaged, but we're not talking about spending $10 billion a month. we're not talking about 200,000 people, 170,000 people in a war zone. they were available to us. and we were talking about making sure that we take all the actions in the world trade organization. we brought more actions against unfair trade practice than any administration has. and a lot of people like my son went to war, and came back war heros. and what we did is, that's why we focus so much on military families. and so, but, look, when people have been really -- >> everybody liked beau. >> well -- thank you. that's nice of you to say. >> it's true. >> i do. but, anyway, trump comes along, for example, you never heard me criticize the tea party. and the reason i didn't is because a lot of people are scared, beat up, and what happens, th

however, off to the west, there is a cold front coming in to the ohio valley, into western pennsylvania. a lot of rain there. leading edge of the rain into west virginia. that is going to be passing into the metro area but not until later this afternoon. between 1:00 and 4:00 p.m. look at the big dr temperatures. melissa is looking at a crash down. what is going on with that. >> constitution avenue there at 15th street northwest. crash happened about an hour ago but it is hanging around there in the intersection. just follow police direction, hoping that is going to be out of the way for us again in just a bit. looking at 66 and 95, we don't have any problems on 66 and 95 as we move over a tiny bit, not sure what that is all about. we look quite bit. construction we'll talk about in a minute. 270 from fredrick to the spur looking good and on time, guys? >> thank you. 4:29 now. this morning it is not clear when metro will make the final decision on whether to cut rail service hours. however it is clear that riders don't like the idea. for ten hours at the public hearing, riders criticize

rain in western pennsylvania, then the hurricane to the south. we are pulling moisture from the hurricane, pushing force from the cold front keeps the hurricane out of our area but we will tap into that moisture. a cloudy start to the morning. later today, i expect showers to move through. continuing into the evening with a possibility of some shore points seeing heavier rain thanks to hurricane matthew. we will talk more about that with the future model coming up. >> see you shortly. >>> time to check out the best local football action around the region, the high school blitz is next. i think my strongest asset, maybe by far, is my temperament. i'd like to punch him in the face, i'll tell you. i would bomb the [bleep] out of 'em. i could stand in the middle of 5th avenue and shoot somebody and i wouldn't lose any voters, okay? and you can tell them to go [bleep] themselves. get him out of here! get him out of here! get the hell out of here! priorities usa action is responsible for the content of this advertising. >>> because of lead concerns in

this is to the west and bringing rain into central and western pennsylvania. that cold front will be pressing this direction. as matthew tracks northeast, it will be stopped by a cold front. we will grab moisture from matthew, pull it over the area. we have clouds in place. rain is pressing with the cold front. chances of rain are in the forecast. doesn't look like we will see that serious damage that would be associated with hurricane force winds or storm surge. for us, just showers in the forecast. likely spotty activity through the afternoon. better chance late day into tonight. there's the forecast for center city. 71 degrees. summerton, 69. and 69 for allentown. in new jersey, seeing 70s across the board. 70 in ocean city, 68 in atlantic city. >>> nbc10 continues the commitment to clear the shelters and find homes for adoptable pets. who is this guy? >> this is garfield. he is a wiggle monster. he is a great boy. doing great, very patient. just getting wiggly now. he is about three years old, gorgeous, friendly. he was a stray. he would love to be in a ho

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you see them stretching across the ohio valley and western pennsylvania and new york as we speak. bright start to the day. nice until lun thyme. then the clouds -- lunchtime. then the clouds will start thickening. that easterly breeze keeping us cooler. rain showers by afternoon and some warmer temperatures in the forecast for friday, clouds and rain, and a big drop this weekend. >>> tonight the parents of a high school math teacher murdered by her student are suing the town of danvers and the school district. even new security cameras failed to protect her. they want to know how he could attack her, raping and stabbing her without anyone knowing. company that washed away potential evidence. her family says any money awarded would go to improving school security and charities in her memory. >>> stealing hearts and money. a man accused of ripping off women he met online to the tune of $250,000. he went before a judge today. police say he lied to the women and opened dozens of credit cards in their names. >>> a student recovering after falling out school bus in wakefield. the distri

satellite 6 along with action radar showing the clouds are across western pennsylvania and ohio. get closer tomorrow. that will bring more clouds our way. the morning commute, i think we'll see plenty of clouds. it shouldn't be wet. maybe a stray shower. stays mild at 6:00 and 8:00. 62 degrees and tomorrow, ahead of this front, still on the mild side, 78 degrees. clouds mixing with sun could have a shower in spots. i don't think we'll see a lot of rain activity. friday, this gets closer, again. still, in the warm sector of it. 76 degrees, mix of clouds and sun. this front slips through for the weekend. what this will do is bring us a weekend weather whiplash on saturday when you factor in the wind, it will feel like low to mid-40s. it's like we are going straight from summer into winter for the weekend. so, the exclusive accuweather seven day forecast, next two days with additional cloud cover. instead of temperatures in the 80s, we'll be mind, but upper 70s. 78 tomorrow. friday, 76. saturday is when you will want to find the flannel and the winter jackets. mostly cloudy skies. f

we got more showers back over western pennsylvania. those will eventually rotate through tomorrow before we clear it out. the wind picks up and the temperatures begin to drop. in fact, we may hit our daytime high for tomorrow at midnight tonight. that's, midnight to midnight. we're looking to be in the upper 50's. we're not going to get to the upper 50's tomorrow, temperatures will drop and stay down overnight into tomorrow. it's 60 right now, 66 in atlantic city cooler air starting to move in the north and west it's in the 40's in state college. steadier rain i showed you it's moving in 1:002:00 a.m., scattered showers. not a lot of rain, just showers in the morning. eventually clearing as we head into the afternoon. i wouldn't be shocked to see fullers in the poconos. the winds will be strong, 30 miles an hour but tomorrow, gusts to 40 miles an hour. securing things if you have trash cans, a lot of leaves will come down. feeling like the 40's, maybe low 50's at times but feeling like the 40's again tomorrow night sunday we will see a

couple of showers out across western pennsylvania, as is expected. they continue to break up. maybe few clouds around, enough sunshine gets us well above average. mid 60s where we should be, 08 degrees today for philadelphia, and mid 70s at the shore, near 70 at the poconos, if you like it warmer, you're going to like the next couple of days where we have a shot to set a new record, talk about that coming up null full forecast coming up. >> justin, thank you will, eagles fails the undefeated minnesota vikings and sam bradford next week, next sunday, make that, and they'll be doing it with a pair of clung nerves their rear-view mirror. yesterday in washington carson wentz was sacked five times including on the eagles first play. washington opened up 14-point lead but the birds kept it close with a interception return for a touchdown, by malcolm jenkins, and a kick off return, for a touchdown. but washington kept on scoring. and kept the eagles offense off the field. the birds lost their second straight game 27-20, three and two on the season, quarterback weans says the eagles w

showers out in western pennsylvania, probably diminishing over the mountains, dry through the day today, increasing sunshine, challenging records, today not so much. record highs 89. we'll get to about 80 degreesment tomorrow going to be close, forecast high of 84. the records 85. wednesday, the day, good chance to set new record with forecast of 83. the record is 80. setback in 1947. right around 80 today. sun, clouds, warm afternoon, tonight it is mild, partly cloudy, mid 60s, extended forecast, each day gets little warmer. next chance for rain, saturday. >> shooting suspect on the ryan, after firing on police officer then stealing his patrol car. fairfax police department released dash cam video of the suspect, and they say the officer was responding to reports of gunfire on sunday, around midnight. when he pulled up the suspect ambushed him, then drove off in his car. now, police found the cruiser a few blocks away, so far, no sign of the shooter, reports are the officer was shot multiple times, and is listed in serious condition. >> two people are killed when a small plane crashes

you saw on that radar heavy rains caused major flooding in central and western pennsylvania. people there dealing with flooding, school closures and evacuations and lycombing county residents were awakened by emergency workers and told to evacuate due to arising creek. up to 6-inches of rain fell near williamsport. >>> as the raindrops and temperatures continue to fall, count on the fox 29 weather authority. go to fox 29.com and click on the weather tab on the top of the home page. you'll get live radar images and the fort cast for your neighborhood. >>> happening right now, philadelphia police are trying to get to the bottom of a grizzly discovery in kensington. a man's body found badly burned lying on the road by train tracks. >> police still have not been able to identify that victim. let's get right out to fox 29's jennifer joyce live at philadelphia police headquarters with the latest on this disturbing crime. jennifer? >> reporter: good evening, chris and right now philadelphia police are combing through surveillance video hoping it provides some leads at this point the