. >> ninan: we end tonight smack in the middle of the nation's heartland, wichita, kansas.tate choose a new governor next year. among the candidates, four gentlemen, not yet old enough to vote. here's dean reynolds. >> you have to work through it. >> reporter: these four high school students are smart, politically active, forward thinking, and running for governor, of kansas. i mean, governor. come on. right? >> why not? why not? >> reporter: "not" indeed. it seems the 19th century state leaders never thought to include age requirements to run for governor or any requirements. >> you could live in spain, you know. it wouldn't matter. >> reporter: last year, when he was 15, jack bergeson filed to run as a democrat. >> i want to go and fight for what the people want, and i think when you give people the true, honest choice, that is very rare in american politics, they're more likely to vote for you. >> reporter: hassan rouhani is a republican. >> no matter how big that chance is, we have a chance of winning this election. >> there really is no chance of one of these kids beco

this is all the way out to areas close to omaha and wichita and nebraska and cancer.joyed by a good portion of the country. high temperatures, 70 in allentown and 71 in reading and 71 in lancaster, 72 in trenton and 72 in philadelphia and wilmington as well. as you get down to the shore 66 on the boardwalk in atlantic city and the promenade in cape may. temperatures stay fairly mild for the next several hour, we get up to 70 by 2:00 and high of 72 by 3:00 and holding close to 70 by 4:00, and it is october and the sun angle is low and setting sooner and the temperatures dip in a hurry. 55 by 10:00 and not as cool overnight tonight as it was the last couple of overnights, and really for the next several days an area of low pressure and winds out of the west-southwest encouraging highs in the 70s and full sun and light winds and low humidity. as you look at the temperatures in that eastern portion of the united states right now, 65 in philadelphia, close to that in wichita and st. louis, it's a while before all of that mild air will shift through the region and get past

this one from wichita. ood morning. wichita, kansas, are you there? i don't think we have him. let's try danny in ohio. danny, are you there? caller: yes, i am. host: yes, sir. what would you like to say? caller: well, i'd just like to say that our nation needs to get back to the god that we were founded on. you know, john adams says fathers achieved independence with the general principles of christianity. i vowed them and i believe now that those general principles of christianity was existence and attributes of god. andrew jackson said that book, sir, is the rock on which our nation was founded. grant said the bible was our liberties. that committed that person that crime last night, right now his soul is burning in eternal hell. the bible is clear about that. if you don't have jesus christ in your heart when you die, those things happen. we need to get back -- you know, i'll just end by saying this. daniel webster said as long as we continue in the bible, the country will continue to processer it. but if we in our pass period of time neglect the authority, no man can tell w

dean reynolds, cbs news, wichita. >> mason: a 15-year-old governor. why not?the "cbs evening news." i'm anthony mason in new york. thanks for watching. good night. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org more unhealthy smoke across the bay area. >>> kpix 5 news begins with new fires spreading more unhealthy smoke across the bay area. a grass fire prompts evacuations in dublin and a raging wildfire with homes in the santa cruz mountains. >> we begin with breaking news. chopper 5 over a brush fire that earlier triggered some evacuations in dublin. kpix 5 has late details from our newsroom. betty? >> liz, let's start off with good news. minutes ago those evacuation orders were lifted as crews get a better handle on the fire. it broke out just before 2:00 and then it took off. take a look. the flames found plenty of dry brush to burn through. the fire has now burned across 188 acres. helicopters were called in to attack the fire from above. here is the area they were most worried about the street closest to the hillside.

dean reynolds, cbs news, wichita. >> mason: a 15-year-old governor. why not?s the "cbs evening news." i'm anthony mason in new york. thanks for watching. good night. >>> for years, i've been taking on the drug industry. >> it's a people problem. compassion is what brought me out of my meds. >> we need to make whoever is responsible for this accountable. >> anyone who thinks i steamrolled on this bill is either ignorant, or misinformed. >> i think they wield too much power in washington, d.c. >> before you could memorize his name, president trump's pick to be the next drug czar has withdrawn his name from consideration. it wasn't his idea. this comes after 60 minutes and "the washington post" reported that a law he

dean reynolds, cbs news, wichita. >> mason: a 15-year-old governor. why not?s the "cbs evening news." i'm anthony mason in new york. thanks for watching. good night. >>> the passenger who says she was told not to sing the national anthem. >> she wanted to honor a fallen soldier. >> i wish i had had more courage to start singing. >> me too. >> actress reese witherspoon's shocking revelation of what happened to her when she was a teen. >> the director who assaulted when when i was 16. >> the former pussycat doll speaks. shocking allegations about the girl group. >> he immediately jumped on top of me and started kissing me. i said stop. >> the brave college student who fled the california wildfires. >> i got my dog. that's all that really matters. >> how

cbs news, wichita. >>> that's the "overnight news" for thursday.ith us later for the morning news and of course, nbc this morning. from the broadcast center, in new york city, captioning funded by cbs >>> it's thursday, october 26th, 2017. this is the "cbs morning news." as puerto rico struggles to recover from hurricane maria, questions about the small company awarded a big contract to get the island's power back on has members of congress calling for an investigation. >>> putting up a united front. president trump brushes aside dy divisions within the republican party. >> honestly the republicans are very, very well united.

cbs news, wichita. >> that's the "overnight news" for this wednesday.some of you the news continues. for others check back a little later for the morning news and cbs this morning. >>> from the broadcast center in new york city,'m >> announcer: this is the cbs "overnight news." >>> welcome to the "overnight news," i'm michelle miller. president trump's efforts to roll back the affordable care act may have put the program on life support. but it is not dead yet. two u.s. senators, republican lamar alexander and democrat, patty murray have come up with a plan to rein state federal subsidies and stabilize the insurance markets. the president says he supports their effort, but called it a short term fix. meanwhile, the president stepped up his war of word with arizona senator john mccain. nancy cordecs has details. >> it is absolutely bizarre, this bizarre conduct. >> after holding back for nine months, the former vice president unad scathing, seven minutes. >> we have a president who does not understand governance. forget his policies for a minute. he does

the sniper that went on the holiday inn in wichita, kansas in '76. i used to be agent in charge of the wichita office in the early '80s and i remember going there a few years after that event had taken place and it was still fresh on law enforcement's mind. and that shooter you know, got up on the tallest building in kansas to murder people because he broke up with his girlfriend. and if it wasn't you know for wichita police who went up there and shot him with a shotgun, it probably would have been a carnage, as well. so sometimes the reason is not as big as we think. pete williams has reported op this guy's gambling debt today. a large or at least large transactions. we don't know if it's wings or losing. but large transactions in the casinos. those things can sometimes you know destroy people's lives financially. and they don't see a way out. and the issue does not have to be that be big for people to do something as vulgar and horrible as this. >> that's what i'm always, i want to say, fascinated by when we cover stories like this, the difference

louis, omaha, wichita, memphis and new orleans, and northern florida looking good. 52 degrees by 8:00. 10:00, 57. noon, 65. 3:00 p.m., 72. the afternoon will feel and look like it did yesterday for you. high temperatures across the region. a couple of spots a degree or two warmer than yesterday. going for a lot of of 72s from allentown through lancaster the i-95 corridor and millville. down the shore it's better than yesterday, with highs on or about 70 degrees in cape may or up the pike at the boardwalk in atlantic city. friday, continue sunshine, high pressure in control. it does look like with a no no southwesterly flow it will be light it's not latching on to cold air in canada, it's sliding over the mountains and defending as it does so it will warm the air a little bit. high of 72 today. a repeat of yesterday, sunny overall and pleasant and low humidity. tomorrow, pleasant conditions, 74 degrees is the high. for the weekend, saturday i could see the sunshine mixing with high clouds, but it's going to be fairly bright and nice overall, high of 76. sunday, sun mixing with clouds,

i just met folks from my hometown, wichita, kansas.aughters took tap class with me back in the day. >> doesn't surprise me. >> it is a small world. >> wichita sure is. it was a joke! wichita joke! >> thanks for coming out. >> a bunch of them? >> just the one. >> let's begin with today's news. >> reporter: i'm morgan radford in santa rosa, california. there are 17 large fires raging throughout the state. 9,000 firefighters here to help battle them. what's left, scenes like this. entire houses burned to the ground. neighborhoods completely leveled. raging and relentless. overnight, california firefighters continued battling monstrous flames that have more swallowed more than 5700 structures across t left families shattered. including 14-year-old sheppard, who died trying to escape with his parents and sister, who lost both of her legs. >> we are strong, and we will hold each other. we will pull our collective hope and strength. we will rebuild the sheppards. >> reporter: many who did survive lost everything. >> this is our home. it hurts

it was a wichita joke!r coming out in morning. >> we have a bunch more jokes? >> no just that one. >> we have a lot more to get to in the final half hour, but first, today's news. >> reporter: i'm morgan radford in santa rosa, california, there are 17 fires still raging in the state. what's left scenes like this and entire houses burned to the ground, neighborhoods completely levelled. raging and relentless. overnight, california firefighters continued battling monstrous flames that have already swallowed more than 5,700 structures across the state. and left families shattered. including that of 14-year-old kai shepard who died while trying to escape with his parents and sister who lost both of her legs. >> we are strong and we will hold each other and we will pool our collective hope and strength and we will rebuild the shepards. >> reporter: many who did survive lost everything. >> this is our home. and it hurts to see it just burned everywhere is scorched, everywhere. >> reporter: terry reynolds says her

severe thunderstorm watch in omaha, near wichita, towards minneapolis and chicago definitely flight delaysfor the next 12-18 hours. what is high pressure look like? blue sky basically. not always the cloud formation is suppressed. that's a low because the air is rising and condensing as it goes higher. the winds with the high. load northerly. that warms us a. that is why today is warmer than yesterday. that is why tomorrow is as warm as today. i think will be the same, a little cooler. load 90s inland. currently its 86. you can take a snapshot of this. tomorrow night for your barbecue or whatever you have going at this time, that is what it's going to look like temperature wise. even at the coast it will be almost 60 degrees at half moon bay. san francisco at 71 right now. everyone is running ahead of average for this time last night. there are a few clouds, us a -- beautiful sunset, beautiful night. light winds but the winds come up sunday night. it will be called overnight, too. when i say cold, i mean chilly. no fog, reds are 90s. oranges are aries. that is tomorrow's forecast. rolling

home ma had a 46, wichita, 48. ahead of it it's 70 in st. louis and memphis is 70, new orleans 77.ll see warm temperatures over the next few days before things cool down, surface maps today, sunshine along with high thin clouds, everything stays out here to the west. as we get to monday, a little bit closer, monday still a nice day, sun and clouds be warm with a high of 75. future tracker 6, high thin clouds later, other sunny skies for tomorrow, it's completely cloudy, there could be a couple of spritz or sprinkles mixed in tomorrow morning, shouldn't be a big deal. monday night, 8:30, football, eagles and redskins everything looks all right. right after the game gets over, 11:00 to midnight, some rain showers pull on in and by too, it becomes steadier and heavier. let's say the main event gets in by 10:00 a.m. tuesday and it will rain pretty much all day tuesday. highs today in the mid 70, sunshine mixed with high thin clouds and then monday night football looks like this, eagles taking on the redskins mostly cloudy. and very, very mild, first quarter temperature 69 by the fourth

didn't like it when president obama bashed private jets, which was devastating to the economy of wichitad to be consistent here. presidents shut not attack privately run companies. david: sabrina, what say you? >> i don't care if they're biased one way or the other. i don't pay for facebook. they are not in my mind a news outleath outleather' social platform and we need to stop thinking of them as a behemoth, getting so caught up in this. the fact is none of us are paying them a cent. they can do whatever they want. david: asave my outrage for npr which we are paying for and they seem in my mind to be more biased than facebook. >> sabrina is right. mark zuckerberg should tell him it's not his concern what he does with his business and i pray he does it all the time. david: you don't want him to do anything. >> that's right. david: and e-mack, 45% of americans get their news from facebook. there is a kind of a public trust now that facebook has, right? >> no, i don't -- i agree with sabrina and rich. they're a private company. you know, they can get news elsewhere. i don't think that pres

if you fly down to jacksonville, atlanta or out toward dallas and wichita no problems. no delays in major travel destinations but the rain in boston they have flash flood advisory and watches going on and a lot of rain in the boston area, get prepare fooder that if you get off the town in pennsylvania town later today. around here looking like clouds and sun and still nice. 65 in wilmington and allentown and 64 in reading and trenton and 67 in millville and cape may 67 at the point with water on both sides. and atlantic city mild and 67 and all the numbers are 2 to 3 degrees above the average highs. not like yesterday in the low to mid-70s but still around where you would expect to be and not especially cool. 66 degrees by 2:00 and 67 is your high at 3:00 and then another 66 by 4:00. temperatures don't really fluctuate much. 10:00 down to 54 and overnight tonight we go down below that. if you look at the forward forecast you see how the numbers dip down into the upper 40s by 7:00 or 8:00 tomorrow morning in philadelphia. i can see some suburbs in the low 40s and devasta

as we look ahead for the next few, it starts to warm up a bit for santa fe, wichita into minneapolis pretty mild for the rest of the week in the southeast where temperatures will stay in the mid-'80s, for example, in atlanta. so overall we are still looking at i'd say a mild weather pattern for the east. frances, philip? >> bonnie, thank you. making progress in storm battered puerto rico with mogul elon musk. keep it here on "early today." you know who likes to be in control? this guy. check it out! self-appendectomy! that's why i rent from national. where i get the control to choose any car in the aisle i want, not some car they choose for me. which makes me one smooth operator. ah! still a little tender. (vo) go national. go like a pro. when food is good and clean and real, it's ok to crave. and with panera catering, there's more to go around. panera. food as it should be. start the interview with a firm handshake. ay,no! don't do that! try head & shoulders instant relief. it cools on contact, and also keeps you 100% flake free. try

be the top story of the day weather-wise from des moines to kansas city to oklahoma city, south of wichitalas. folks, have that safe place to go should severe weather come calling. that's the story weather-wise. dara, back to you. >> reynolds, thanks so much. >>> now back to politic aens new reaction from president trump on tax reform after house speaker ryan brought up the possibility of a fourth bracket. president trump's new comments are part of an interview to air in its entirety on fox tomorrow morning. >> paul mentions maybe one more category, which i'd rather not have. it may not happen. but the only reason i would have -- and he does say this. he's very plain. if for any reason i feel the middle class is not being properly taken care of. >> let's bring back jonathan and kevin. kevin, let's start with you this time. what kind of pushback is this getting from democrats and the financial industry? >> so all week i've been talking with sources on tax reform. if they add a bracket that, will likely be okay. even there from the president's comment, i think they would be okay with that. t

fifty-one in wichita kansas. sixty-four in bismarck. cool air is around, but it hasn't made it here yet. tonight, quiet, tomorrow, just some cloud, to start the day a couple showers to the south but notice greens have been encroaching through the day and by 3:00 p.m. we have steady showers from the city on north, pockets of steady rain across south jersey and delaware and that will continue through 5:00 p.m. that is not the even. showers through 9:00 and then another batch coming through early tomorrow and thursday morning. that moves out, and, thursday it is cloudy, sell i and breeze which lingering sprinkles especially early in the day. how much rain. from the city north not too much, quarter inch to half inch of rain bye further south , over an inch in a couple spots. we have to keep an eye on that and be prepared for a decent slug of rain, on and off through the day tomorrow. so, some cloud, some rain, spotty showers, heaviest to the south, 74 degrees your wednesday high, the eagles game forecast looks, warm, in charlotte 75 but thu

wichita?wichita? good morning. wichita, kansas, are you there? i don't think we have him.inndley, ohio. say?would you like to caller: i would like to say our the n needs to get back to god that we were founded on. the now, john adams said general principles, general christianity. i vowed then and believe now the eneral principles of christianity are eternal as existence and attributes of god, know.u on ew jackson said -- rock which our nation was founded. is a -- d the bible liberties. committed that crime last night, right now his in eternal hell, you know, the bible is clear that. if you don't have jesus christ when you die, those things happen. e need to get back, you know, i'll end by saying danny webster aid, continue the bible, the country will continue to prosper. e in posterity neglect authority, no man can tell what sudden catastrophe may overwhelm us and bury our glor neprofound obscurity. kenneth, you are up now. hi, kenneth. caller: good morning. morning.od caller: sorry to have to call in waking a somber morning, up to the news. never have a gun, owned a gun.

now then at that point of course there is another question that emerges wichita which is the question of almost instantly most lives or do they have a national allegiance. the answer comes from the ranks of the ottoman army on the third of july ninth you know it's a group of young offices mutinied in testimony like all the ottoman troops they were muslim they were members of the committee of union and progress the largest opposition to the sultan they proclaimed that turkish identity. humiliated by the defeats and the successive retreat of the empire they wanted to put an end to abdulhamid zoë thora tarion regime and save the empire. calling themselves the young turks within three weeks they'd set the balkans on fire the sultan was under pressure to act on the twenty third of july abdul hamid had to reinstate the liberal constitution of eight hundred seventy six which he had set aside in eight hundred seventy eight the mood was euphoric and his a to unknown feeding of freedom and fraternity. in a famous speech and the passion one of the revolutionary leaders said we're all brothers th

there is a tornado watch in that box just west of wichita. then in denver and aspen, they got snow today. this is as we are looking at the transitioning seasons. there is lots of activity that is not going to bring rain, but when you see things start to get going like that, you can count on things to flip around. you can see the clouds that are like this so that is an indication that we will be warm. the sinking air will be there, but it will not compress to reach record high temperatures. temperatures are in the 70s, and it is 3 degrees cooler than yesterday. you can take a look at the winds at 22 miles per hour, so what happens tomorrow? just like today. when i come back, we will talk about far beyond that and get into some rain chances. but the mall, lots of 70s with maybe a couple of low 80s. >>> coming up, here the oakland police department as they go to federal court and what today's proceedings could mean for the department. >>> members from the oakland police department appear before a enteral judge overseeing department reforms today

. >> arthel: 16-year-old and his front 17-year-old alexander are juniors in high school in wichita. > realize that doesn't really matter what the ages, and matter what your ambition and reason. if you're getting into it for the right reason. >> the constitution does not have any qualification or restrictions on age, residency or anything else as far as who can run for governor. they are very involved. >> eric: you want young people. that sounds terrific. >> arthel: that doesn't press. will be back at 4:00 p.m. eastern. >> eric: were also back at 6:00 p.m. eastern. we will wait the president momentarily. we'll be here all afternoon, see you in a bit. elizabeth and leland are up ne next. >> a message to kim jong-un, he is telling him he is wasting his time to negotiate. how it affects efforts to give up the nuclear ambitions, we'll take a closer look. >> plus will nfl players listen to the president stand for the national anthem were taken is they did last weekend? we are on the ground in baltimore with what fans are saying about these guys just before kickoff after years behind bars, o

. >> gus: vasher a wichita falls. and panazzolo, the last time he attempted a punt, it was blocked. he'll get this one off. and fair caught at the 20. 3:22 to go. let's recap it for you. here's how we got to this point. >> joel: the first series for oklahoma state was so impressive. 21-17. they came down to field. mason rudolph gets in there. texas tech just quietly started clawing back. here's the biggest play. the field goal. they gave tech a chance. oklahoma state, have to give them credit. stopping that series and giving their offense a chance. >> gus: from the 21. rudolph. all day to throw the football. dumps caught by keenan brown. and brown picks up three. >> joel: great coverage from jordan brooks. he made the tackle. fast player. just a sophomore. played all year last year as a true freshman from houston. 6'1", 240 pounds. he will be in the cross hairs now. they have worked the middle of the field all day long. >> gus: second down and 7 at the 24. they'll run it. hill. and knocked out of bounds. gilmore knocked him out-of-play after another three-yard gain. clock stopped at

cbs news, wichita. >>> that's the "overnight news" for thursday. with us later for the morning news and from the broadcast center, in new york city, i'm jericka dunn an. >>> something is fishy. what congressional critics are saying about the no bid contract awarded the whitefish energy company to rebuild puerto rico's electric cal grid. >>> also tonight -- >> well have great unity. >> the president denies his party is divided. >> i call it a love-fest. >> the postman always rings twice, but the amazon man will walk right in. ♪ i'm walking yes indeed i'm talking ♪ >> and we are talking about one of the founding fathers of rock 'n' roll, fats domino. ♪ oh blueberry hill ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> this is the cbs "overnight news." >>> five weeks later the power is still out in most of puerto rico. now lightbulbs are going off in the heads of members of congress. calling for an investigation of the deal that awarded a big contract to a tiny company to get the power back on. the company happens to be headquartered in hometown of a member of the trump cabinet. julianna g

louis, wichita, clear skies, memphis looking good, a good portion of the eastern united states lookinggood today. forecast in philadelphia, 52 by 8:00 a.m. 57 by 10:00 a.m. noon, 65. and much like yesterday we should wind up in the low 70s across the region. 72 is where we wound up yesterday. by 6:00 you're back down to 66. high temperatures across the region. well this is going to look repetitive. 72 in allentown and trenton and reading and lancaster and wilmington and philadelphia and millville. not much different down the shore. we don't have a flow off the water inasmuch as. it's more off the land. 07 in cape may, 71 in ac. friday, high pressure in control, a little turn in the winds out of the northwest which lots of times will cool us down. in this case the air is mild, the general flow coming out of the mountains with the sinking air tends to warm up air a couple of degrees. we'll go up to 74 tomorrow. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, today's high, 72 sunny and nice again. sun on friday, pleasant, 74. for the weekend i could see more high clouds rolling in, mixing w

waich -- wichita, 65. dallas, 67. if you follow the clouds everything moving from southwest to northeast in order to get cold it would have to come north to south. this is a nice change in the pattern. this means things go from chilly to mild. the weather pattern will change from arctic to canadian air to pacific air. that's mild air for us, this time of the year. future tracker of later today this is how quiet things will be over the next few days, mainly sunny for everybody, clouds for the jersey shore. monday more sunshine expected, wall-to-wall blue skies, we'll stop the clock at 4:00 p.m., nothing going on, we get into tuesday, same thing wall-to-wall blue skies, maybe a cloud or two, otherwise lots of sun and as we fast forward into wednesday, same thing this will be the case right through thursday, as well with the next chance of rain arriving on friday. that's not too impressive, it's only 30% chance at this point. sunny and pleasant today. 70 degrees is the forecasted high. wind out of the north shifting to a

louis, and 82 in wichita and memphis, 86 degrees, satellite 6 along with action radar we have a front that is west of chicago right now and there is the bubble of high pressure avoiding most of the east coast of any cloud cover and the high remains a weather feature as you go over the next couple of days. for this evening. once the sunsets temperatures fall quickly here. going from the upper 60s at 7:00 and mid-70s by 10:00 and 59 at 11:00 and the moon lit sky dropping to 54 in the city and many 40s in the suburbs. but the summer feeling makes a come back along with the humidity and mainly dry through the weekend and finally the rain we are hoping for maybe a soaking coming in next week. we'll chat about it coming up in the full accuweather forecast. >> see you in a bit. thank you. still ahead on "action news" at 4:00, the former ceo of equi fax is slammed by lawmakers on capitol hill over the security breach and president trump and the first lady are meeting with victims in puerto rico. >> and former first lady, michelle obama is among the stars in attendance today at the pennsylvani

notice the 76 in wichita versus the 52 in cincinnati. yes, the chilly air, 47 in pittsburgh. it will be with us. then we get the nice warmup pushed our way. right now across the area. in the 60s. 61 vineland. 65 in philadelphia. we should be around 64 and 65 on a day like this. we're right where we should be. tonight it will dive to the 30s and low 40s. we'll talk about that, the weekend warm upand the next batch of rain. >>> fats domino died today at the age of 89. ♪ on blueberry hill >> domino was best known for his hits "blueberry hill" and "ain't that a shame." he was born and raised in new orleans and broke into the rock and roll secene in the 1940s. he made numerous appearances on american bandstand here in philadelphia. harry connick jr. on twitter said "rest in peace, fats domino. see you on top of the blueberry hill in the sky." >>> a philadelphia councilman is leading the fight against an ordinance that bars restaurants from staying open past 11:00 at night in residential areas. he is planning a rally against discrimination thursday morning at city hall. oh and othe

wichita falls. red river north wards. oklahoma towards fayetteville.turday afternoon, saturday evening for your storm. the other thing of interest, watching this show, obviously you're a person who doesn't mind the early hours. the meter shower will peek this weekend. goes until the 29th. tonight and sunday morning is the peek. you want the moon to set. that will be 2:00 a.m. any time after 2:00 a.m., that's viewing and you want to look to east, southeast sky. traveling through the particles from haley's comment. we get these every year at this time. should be a pretty good show. cloud cover is good. get away from the city light. 80 particles per hour. which is pretty good show. the weekend forecast, showers and storms hit and miss. texas today return to wet weather. florida, south florida. chance of showers. another top ten gorgeous day. stretch of weather we've had here this week from colorado to the great lakes to the east coast. there's the bad weather on saturday in the middle of the country. also waking up to a lot of rain and nasty weather in th

a lot of cold chilly time it out here, the rock keys reporting snow over last couple days. 48 in wichitatually what will happen over the next 48 hours these blues will start to overtake this map and start to get into some chilly stuff here, the only problem is if you're a fall lover the pattern is progressive, everything is moving quickly from west to east when the cold air gets in here or chillier air, monday and tuesday, the pattern won't allow it to kind of lock hit and cold. it will just move right along and start warming up again by wednesday, thursday and friday, for dark speak of warm, how about 80 in the city of philadelphia? morning clouds and drizzle in areas of fog give waiting to afternoon sunshine, 71 in the poconos, jersey shore just shy of 80 >> sounds good to me. >>> a girl from philadelphia who lost her leg during a train accident is getting support from the community. a if you wanted raiser was held last night foreseeian in a ward. she lost her balance and was hit by a train in june, the fund-raiser was hosted at franklin mills, it will help her continue her recovery. .

eighty-two wichita. fifty-nine in omaha. you can see where that front is.cross the country showing us what we can expect. temperatures roller coaster as temps peak above average on sunday and drop below average late next week. future weather shows showers will be few and far between a few sprinkles out there tonight and tomorrow morning here's at 6:00 a.m. tomorrow doesn't look like a wash out. it will be cloudy. especially south ande of the sit our best chance to pick up showers. sunday could start with the shower as well and then sunday around three or four or 5:00 sun's out but very warm but here comes our next front and that will bring some changes. if we have fall fun, apple picking in the morning, mild, 67. afternoon in the pumpkin patch ace above average at 76 but watch for a stray shower for your haunted hey ride. take sweat shirt 69 degrees out in the evening tomorrow. overnight cloud which showers and patchy fog, tomorrow mostly cloudy day with a few showers at 77. take a look at this cool down after 80 on sunday, next week we will barely make it

back in 70's in wichita rapid city and we will warm up briefly on saturday out ahead of our next systems a bit of the roller coaster ride. tomorrow coolest day of the week as we dip down to the lower 60's. some spots in the 50's. friday a beautiful fall day seasonal but high of 65. there is that warm up on saturday 10 degrees above average, 73 saturday and then sunday cooler as the rain starts to move in. here's system that is impacting us, a front coming through new area of low pressure forming along carolina coast that means heavy rain is likely through the day sunday and of course, sunday eagles game, rain will be heavy at times through kick off, through the game, and through post game, and not that great of the forecast, i see don bell in here drinking a bit. lets take a look at your forecast for tonight, it is only wednesday. things could change we will keep you posted on that as of right now plan to have the rain gear, ready. tomorrow just an isolated sprinkle friday, saturday looking great and then sunday rain wind, pretty much all day and machine clears out and as of right now h

off and watch what happens as we head west, 48 in omaha, 51 in minneapolis and 49 degrees down in wichita. future weather shows us quiet conditions for tonight but watch what happens tomorrow. a couple of showers creeping in even tomorrow morning, and it looks like steady rain will be especially off to the south , tomorrow in the afternoon, and then tomorrow night, so some heavier rain down in the shore here about 4:00 p.m. could impact your evening commute across the area tomorrow and then another batch comes through tomorrow night into thursday morning with another chance for heavy showers we will clear it out thursday during date but some spots especially off to the south could pick up an inch of rain, it looks like probably less than half inch here in philadelphia so overnight tonight, we are generally quiet, partly cloudy, very mild again, it is 66 degrees. keep in mind our normal highs should be in the upper 60's this time of the year. tomorrow is 74 with cloud and some rain, heaviest to the south and mainly in the afternoon and evening, and then we will keep the chance for a shower

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that's why we have a chance of thunderstorms in chicago also kansas city and wichita.y warm in texas through the southeast. and if we get any severe weather saturday afternoon, about 4 million people in slight risk. keep an eye on your afternoon plans. and finally on sunday, east coast is one of the last really warm days for awhile. some cooler air will move in. 83 in atlanta. some people in the south have been waiting to turn their air conditioners off. dallas, you have to wait until sunday. >> all right. >>> still ahead, time to fly the "w" once again. a wild decisive game five in washington. plus an nfc showdown on thursday night football. sports is next. know where i was from ethnically. so we sent that sample off to ancestry. my ancestry dna results are that i am 26% nigerian. i am just trying to learn as much as i can about my culture. i put the gele on my head and i looked into the mirror and i was trying not to cry. because it's a hat, but it's like the most important hat i've ever owned. discover the story only your dna can tell. order your kit now at ancestry

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that high pressure is wedging in from wichita, memphis, the ohio valley, the tennessee valley and itinant high as you can see, very little happening across the entire country, just a couple of showers now working off the carolinas and that is it. this high is going to settle that and really be a player in our forecast for the rest of this week going into the new weekend. so, clear and chilly tonight. little breezy at times and patchy frost developing especially the northwestern suburbs, interior south jersey, 39 by tomorrow morning in millville, trenton, 35 in allentown, 36, 37 between berks county, lancaster county and right along i-95 between philadelphia, wilmington, points south in delaware temperatures right around 40 to 43 degrees. in fact, these are the zones that the national weather service has issued that frost advisory. not for widespread frost but patchy frost anywhere in the zone between millville, hammonton and chats forth and then north of that pennsylvania turnpike, northern chester montgomery county bucks county lehigh valley straight up into the poconos. as we go re

you can kind of see the yellow stretching up towards wichita 66 this morning, even chicago waking upes. it's rather mild for them this time of year but see this cold air, this cold blast dropping into the northwest. great falls 43, boise 46. that's your next blast of fall air coming our way as we head into monday morning and monday evening, that's kind of when things will transition for us and we'll get back to a fall feel by next work week. we have summer the way for the weekend. details in just a second. satellite and radar showing well, hard to see but there are lots of clouds out there this morning. not too much in the way of drizzle so far. i think it's more an afternoon and evening thing when the -- the kind of spotty drizzle really kind of starts to take effect. high pressure off to the north and to the east is what's pushing that onshore flow. it will keep us cool again today and again a little weak disturbance coming through will kick up some drizzle of the day today. 66 for gaithersburg, 68 at dulles. maybe one or two areas could see a peek of sunshine. culpeper maybe 70 fo

out to the west in wichita, kansas coming in at 77 degrees. satellite6 along with action radar showing we've got this dominating ridge of high pressure for most of the eastern half of the u.s. so it stays in control as we head into the weekend. all of the unsettled weather coming up from the gulf of mexico and right through the plain states well away from our region for now. so, it is a nice night if you're stepping out on the town or perhaps to watch some high school football we've got friday night lights clear and comfortable calm wind for kickoff, a temperature of 61. as we get into the fourth quarter that number drops down to 58 so a light sweater or jacket will be needed. you can watch the highlights of all of our football games on "action news" at 11:00 after that on high school huddle. it looks beautiful as we head into the weekend. details in the accuweather forecast. we'll send it back in you to brian. >> melissa thank you. >>> you can keep up with the changes to the forecast right through the weekend on your phone or tablet. that inc

minnea you'll warm up to 67 by thursday 78 in wichita.u're going to get up to 73 degrees and then as you look stay in the mid-80s. that's what's going on around >> we got some warm conditions 73 at ronald reagan washingto upper 60s lower 70s inside the distri there could be a most of us will stay dry. temper in the low to mid-80s. it's humid but that humidity nothin on the radar rainy day for tomorrow for your wednes >> don't forget, get the latest >> much more ahead including the surpri addicted teens >> could a big change be coming dad. >> jeff reveals his best catast but first these and sarah is a fifth-grade teacher. when it comes to molding young minds, nobody does it better. she also builds her own fighting robots. destroy. but when it comes to mortgages, she's less confident. there's rocket mortgage by quicken loans. it's simple, so she can understand the details and be sure she's getting the right mortgage. apply simply. understand fully. mortgage confidently. ♪ seed to the oat. ♪ ♪to the oat is the good that we d