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martino here withens as how weather was getting it very difficult. basically set in opening day. >> it is. and in the weather department, we always say things like if we actual controlled the weather, no problems at all. but what we have been seeing over the past couple of days, is this -- they have been making winter happen. >> this is the scene up at staff since late wednesday night. the snow making machines have been going full blast. >> monitoring everything. since then, so we can, you know, react as soon as we can with low humidity and cool enough temperatures. >> mother nature, has not been on ski seasons side. >> we are just waiting for the weather to corporate. >> reporter: 2015 saw one o of the strongest el nino's on record. they opened on november 20th. earliest opening in 40 last spring. and had a wonderful season. >> but this year, la nina arrived and this has led to a warmer and much drier weather pattern. to put it in per skippy. -- perspective, november 18th, 2015, more than 20 feet have already fallen. november 18th, 2016, zero. nothi

. >> announcer: tits "late show" withen steph colbert! human." and now, liveivan theat city, it's stephen colbert! thank you so much. welcome to "the late show." i'm stephen colbert. and we are live tonight from new york. ( cheers and applause ) ( piano riff ) >> stephen: that's not too shall by. meanwhile, in philadelphia, hillary clinton held a huge rally in front of independence thunder road. trump, on the other tiny hand spoke in new hamre an >> tom brady, he and he said, donald, i support you, you're my friend and i voted for you. >> stephen: no surprise brady is a trump fan, b ( cheering ) to get a good grip. ( laughter ) and last night trump had "the bruce springsteen of insane bowhunters," ted nugent, and the nuge did not disappoint. >> i got your blue state right >> stephen: what is he even saying? ( laughter ) i don't -- i don't understand. is his crotch actually blue? you guys, i've said it before, if your genitals resemble the electoral map at all, consult a doctor immediately. ( laughter ) ( applause ) ( laughter )l yove got left is

. >> the accweather trust withen machine. >> on friday, we will start in the south bay with high cloudsnd temperatures in the upper 40s. and alum rock and san jose at 52. it is warm in alameda at 59, same in san francisco, and danville is 46, and lafayette, brent wad at 48, and northwest she 44 and bodega bay is 63, we still have a high surf advisory, it was spoused to end at 5:00, and the national weather service extended it to 3:00, so be careful at the coast. calm and warm on the bay today, and if you out and about exercising or working in the yard it will be warm this afternoon. san rafael is clear at 52, most of the fog is around santa rosa. low-to-upper 70s is the remainest today. and tomorrow back in the 60s and near 70 and mainly 60 on sunday and a possible wet transition coming up. >> we have quite a situation at oakland airport. we have sky 7 on the move. look at this picture. look closely an s.u.v. has flipped on its side. we believe this is blocking an entrance to one of the parking lots at the oakland ape. we talked to the airport and they believe this person was driving to

critical that we are able to find the right resource and there was an announcement of an improvement withen and the u.k. nothing mentioned about students push fornk there was a students to have an additional couple of years. >> thanks for joining us on the phone. we are going to speak to the ceo of ryanair. >> the mexican currency strengthens with asian equities and stock futures. we have the latest from the united states and we are talking to layith theresa may the groundwork for a post-brexit deal for the wealthiest investors. for bank estimates with benefits from cost-cutting plans. welcome to daybreak. i am alongside anna edwards. factoryve the german dropping with investment and demand versus the estimated grant -- estimated gain that is weaker than expected and the investment side of the economy seems to way upon things and there is certainly a bit of a economy with the german momentumand the and perhaps a bit backwards looking. >> let's see how we are going to to 1.3% andhave up down from asia as we count the hours. with the futures committed withme the peso flying and stock futures

that is important to keep in mind, this is not the first time an electorate has been dissatisfied withen the t outcome of an election and not happy with who is the president of the united states. but so many people including the experts were so wrong about the polls and the voters and the outcome of this election what makes them think they're right about how donald trump is going to lead? i say we take cues from hillary clinton. let's have an open mind, give him the opportunity to lead and we can take it from there. >> i will have an open mind when donald trump gives black people an open mind, latino, muslims, native american folks, people with disabilities. all we have to go off of is what mr. trump has said and the rhetoric he stoked across this country is very divisive so i think people are well within their rights to be concerned and the last thing i want to note, brooke, is that this is not normal. there's nothing normal about this election and we should not normalize this. >> but on hillary clinton and her loss, i'm curious, as two women, the clinton campaign staffer jess mcintosh

. >> we're looking at beautiful start to your work week this monday withen nicer weather headed our way for election day. more on that coming up after the break. the search for victim continues as officials believe they may massachusetts' newspapers rarely agree, but they do on question 2. they agree opponents have run a "campaign of misinformation" to spread "fear through white, affluent neighborhoods." they agree in the suburbs question 2 will have "no impact on their schools and their children." they agree it will provide vital "choices for urban parents" "a kid's civil right." join leading newspapers and governor baker in voting yes on 2. just one day until election day. headed to granite state one more time. >>> boston officers shot and now changes under way. the new procedures that coming to an end with a big wreck. the tense moments that led up to this crash. >> 9:31 on this monday. i'm christa delcamp. a little bit of roller coaster ride with the temperatures. rain and gropple thrown in there. dot. i think they do. it's been a roller coaster in termings of morning lows. temperat

. >> we leave you withen scores from around the valley featured realtime closed captioning provided by u.s. captioning company [ cheers and applause ] ?? >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart of new york city, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon." tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- dana carvey, featuring young m.a., and featuring the roots. >> questlove: 565! >> steve: and now, here he is, jimmy fallon! ?? ?? [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: hey! thank you! thank you! welcome! ?? thank you very much! welcome, everybody! [ cheers and applause ] that is a hot crowd. that is a great new york city crowd. welcome, everybody. welcome, welcome, welcome to "the tonight show." this is it. [ cheers and applause ] this is where you want to be. here's what people are talking new york city marathon. [ cheers and applause ] that's right. runners train for months and months just for the chance to tell their friends they came in 10,000th place. [ light laughter ] it's nice. [ scattered applause ] the marathon's opening ceremony actually kicked off today with the para

i was, you know, at first i was intrigued by him, and then i met him, and just withen on a whim, i happenedbe in oklahoma city. i was there watching my son doing something totally different, heard he was in town, and i really just wanted to go see this whole thing. i'd heard about the rallies and had seen it on television and was able to meet him there. trump jr. and i are good friends, we've hunted together and i knew each other. so i texted him and said, hey, i'm going to go see your father -- trish: he met you? >> he said did you want to get on stage? no, i'm good, mr. trump. i was kind of trying to hide because it was his stage, his thing. so i was kind of hiding in the stairwell. he got up, and i thought he was going to mentioning me right off the bat, he didn't. i thought, oh, i made it through that. and 30 minutes deep he said, where's willie? [laughter] that was my cue to go on the stage. from there, you know, we've had a great relationship. i introduced him -- trish: you've said that the media completely -- everybody's said the media completely missed this one. >> right. trish: i p

. >> let's get a check on the roads including the schuylkill expressway withen frommen from. >> tracy travel speeds in the 30s and 40s as we get closer to center city it will get rough. westbound traffic for the western suburbs doing okay, this is the schuylkill and rest of the majors are looking good as well. here's a few updates, septa, thorn dale, coming in 47 minutes late. elwyn delays as well. tracy back to you. >>> a philadelphia man is seeking sanctuary at a center city church and could be deported to mexico today. javier flores is inside the methodist church he has a pending visa case. immigration aldcy group case flores took sanctuary in the church as a last hope to have his case resolved. we'll let you know what happens on air and on our nbc 10 app. >>> the fbi is close to wrapping up its investigation into racist messages sent to black students at the university of pennsylvania. that's another story we'll keep you updated on the nbc 10 app. thanks for watching. what do we want our kids to learn? how to game a test... or test themselves in a game? how to master an exam... or