and then the south carolina democrats came out and said no, no, no, we hereby declare that south carolina is casting its electoral votes for democrat. so what are you going to do, right? these states would not, could not come to an agreement about how its votes for president should be counted. and that happened not just in one place. it happened in three states. that happened south carolina, florida, and louisiana. they never clearly cast their votes. and so what do you do? the republican candidate in that election lost the popular vote by a lot. of the electoral college votes that were clearly cast that year, the republican candidate lost that vote too. but you know who ended up being president after that election? the republican did. it doesn't even make sense now from this distance, 140 years later that the dude who lost the popular vote and who lost the electoral college vote with these weird votes outstanding, that they would give the presidency to him anyway? what? they gave it to him anyway. and they gave it to him because the other party, the democratic party at the time, they wer

the flag came down and south carolina has moved forward. [applause] our nation has just been through an election as contentious as any most can remember. we are deeply divided nation. of that, there is no question. but i am an optimist at heart. how can i not be? blessed as i am to be the governor of a state that time and again has pulled through tragedies stronger than when we started. this is the lesson i will take from my time in office. a lesson taught to me by the gracious faithful people of south carolina, a lesson that i will continue to share with people across this nation. that through our challenges we find our strength. it is my hope that our new unified government embraces our challenges and finds our strength. for if we do, if we listen to the will of the people, if we learn from the mistakes of the past, embrace the opportunities of the future and govern with honesty and integrity, there is no limit to where the republican government can take our nation. thank you very much. god bless. [applause] gov. haley: i think we have ti

out of the south that's a good direction if you want to warm up. we're adding 3 to 4 degrees to the thermometer before we are done today. we'll have the winds wrapping in around the south over the area of approaching low pressure. you can see how the temperatures fall a little bit, this morning we started out around the freezing mark. by 2:00 a.m. we'll be down to 47, 46 degrees arena not getting as cold tomorrow morning, but the rain is on the way. rick, i'll track the rain on future tracker 6 and pretty good news for the workweek once we dump the precipitation. >> all right, david, thank you. >>> this reminder check the forecast 6abc.com/weather. double scan live will give you early warpings of any changes -- warnings of any changes. we invite you to connect with our meteorologists on twitter and facebook. >>> two 16-year-olds are under arrest for flash mob attacks that started at 16th and walnut. a large group randomly started assaulting pedestrians. an off duty detective suffered serious injuries trying to break up the fight. look for an update

>>> a university district in the south korean capital, seoul. south korea is known as a country at the forefront of beauty. ♪ one current trend is for pale skin and bright red lipstick. and among those adopting this look are some surprisingly young faces. this girl is also 15. she shows us her makeup bag packed with an extensive range of items. foundations to color cosmetics. the number of south korean children using makeup increases year on year, and they are getting younger. high school students are par for the course, but recently even elementary schoolchildren are adopting such habits. this has led to a spread of serious skin problems with more and more children being taken for medical treatment. >> translator: it's impossible to stop children using makeup. >> if this edition of "asia insight," we examine the burgeoning fascination that makeup holds for south korean children. a middle school in seoul. at 3:30, students rush out on their way to after-school programs. a short distance from the gates, this trio of girls stops at a vacant lot.

south winds 5 to 10 mph. thursday...mostly sunny. highs in the mid 60s. south winds 10 to 15 mph. thursday night...partly cloudy. lows in the lower 50s. friday...mostly cloudy. a 40 percent chance of light rain showers in the afternoon. breezy. highs in the lower 60s. friday night...mostly cloudy with a rain showers. breezy...colder. lows in the mid 30s. saturday...mostly cloudy with a 30 percent chance of light rain showers...possibly mixed with snow showers. breezy. much colder. highs around 40. saturday night...mostly cloudy through around midnight then becoming partly cloudy. lows in the upper 20s. sunday...mostly sunny. highs in the upper 30s. 3 ((???2:00 seconds??)) today...partly sunny. patchy fog in the morning. highs in the mid 50s. west winds up to 10 mph. tonight...part winds 5 to 10 mph. wednesday...sunny. highs in the mid 50s. northwest winds up to 5 mph shifting to the southeast in the afternoon. wednesday night...partly cloudy. lows in the mid 40s. south winds 5 to 10 mph. thursday...mostly sunny. highs in the mid 60s. south winds 10 to 15 mph. thursday night...part

south africa's court system. that is a big hindrance to him. but a hindrance el trumpo may not have to face. >> he's going to be filling the lower courts. there are dozens of district court vacancies, federal court of appeals vacancies and these are the courts that actually decide the vast majority of the litigation in the united states. >> at least one supreme court justice maybe as many as four. >> trump will potentially shape the court for a generation. >> trevor: now, look, there are many differences and similarities, and i'm not saying it's going to be the same here as it is in a third-world country. of course not. i'm saying, it could be much worse. we'll be right back. ( cheers and applause ) you're 9 hours and 45 minutes into your quest. and the silver sword of garmúz is finally within reach. but now the one who needs an energy-orb is you. well good news. because jack in the box now delivers through doordash. so you can get all your favorites delivered right to your door. like my sriracha curly fry burge

a look at the south bay travel times. a live look at the bay bridge. south bay, no delays here. the live shot for the bay bridge, you're not missing anything. back to you. >> 4:49 right now. can you guess how much the average thanksgiving meal will cost this year? it's actually down from last year. >> maybe some extra stuffing, sweet potatoes with that extra crash and the rest of the news before the bell, we turn to landon dowdy live at cnbc world headquarters. good morning, landon. >> hey there, sam and laura. wall street will try to resume its positive ways. the dow snapping a seven day winning streak yesterday. tech shares advanced pushing the nasdaq buyer. look for data today on unemployment, inflation and housing and earnings from walmart. fed chair janet yellen testifies about the economy on capitol hill today. the dow falling 54 points to 18,868, the nasdaq rising 18 to 5,294. toyota plans to develop a battery powered car and get it to market as quickly as possible. for years the automaker has been skeptical about electric cars, saying a limited customer ap people. the ca

calling for protection in the south bay. the council on american islamic relations is making that request after receiving a hate letter earlier this week. kron's 4 ella sogomonian reports that most of the hateful note highlights president- elect donald trump as the * new sheriff in town who will cleanse america, starting with muslims. on the peninsula. an officer is fighting for his life after being attacked in south san francisco. officer robby chon is a 12 year veteran of the force. he is suffering from critical injuries after being hit in the head with a skateboard. the attack happened thanksgiving afternoon on grand and linden avenues. officer chon was responding to calls of a man behaving erratically. then, when he approached the man, police say 28-year-old luis ramos-coreas tried to run off. after a brief chase they say ramos-coreas knocked officer chon unconsious with a skateboard. a witness describes the moments leading up to the attack. chon is a 12-year veteran of the south san francisco police department. he is al

castle rock, parker down to the south. for those of us here, for the rest of the melt row area, you see these -- metro area, you see these periods of snow. it will mix in with rain in the next couple hours. grassy areas south and east of castle rock and parker gets heavier. foothills areas better. along west and continental divide rocky mountain national park and summit county, 5 to 10-inch snow. this is not going to be a big thing. it's so relatively warm even when it starts to snow. roads are going to stay wet. >> exactly. area drive. i-25 in the area of 120th. speeds in the mid-60s. like yesterday, hoping for that light volume as we head to thanksgiving week. we tend to see less cars on the road. with addition of the weather and lighter volume, we could farewell across the metro routes. speedings to the airport, just six minute across the corridor i-70 to e470 i checked wait times. they'reless than across all -- they're less than 20 minutes across all lanes. we take the wide per view down to the south. i-25 as well as i

it hit the south part of the island just after midnight. roadways split open there were rock slides, too. two people were killed. the quake triggered a small tsunami. >> media world mourning the loss of an icon. >>> gwen ifill has died of cancer. ifill got her start as a newspaper reporter before making the switch to television. she moderated two vice presidential debates in 2004 and 2008. ifill took a leave from her nightly show for health reasons early this year and again last week. the head of ifill's show on pbs called her "a standard bearer for courage fairness and integrity in an industry going through seismic change." gwen ifill was 61 years old. >> health check tonight thousands of retail medical clinics have opened in recent years. the hope was that they would lessen the load for emergency rooms. >> but a new study slows that's not exactly happening. ali gorman joins to us explain at the big board tonight. ali. >> hi, guys. the hope was for more minor problems like bronchitis or ear infection people would visit the retail clinics i

now, this is south dawson street, an area that is very people usually use south dawson street to commute to work. i want to bring injure five for more on traffic. >> thankfully, we have not seen any big backups so far in downtown raleigh with the accident at least according to sensors. let's show you the alternate route to get around that. dawson street is closed at cabarrus street. again, this is a major downtown artery, trying to get through on the southbound side, trying to get down toward mlk and north side of downtown raleigh. your best option to get around these delays would be salisbury street, that is your best alternate route. another option might be blunt street a couple of blocks over. again, not seeing any big delays at this point but it is likely that dawson street will be closed for a while longer as they get that cleared up. as we take a look at durham, we have an overturned tractor- trailer on the ramp of 40 eastbound to miami boulevard. police have the ramp block and it is looking like they are reopened, hard to tell what's going on but for the moment, you cannot get to

rain south across the border. it's moving steadily toward colorado especially southwest corner of afternoon today. for the front range, clear condition this is morning. few fair weather clouds during the afternoon. it is going to be another warm day with 60s to near 70. 50s and 60s in the mountains and foothills. down south where the action is going to be. shortly after lunch, we see showers move n. they'll continue to develop and redevelop through the day. especially tonight after sunset. they'll pick up in intensity. by late this afternoon, few inch of rain. when you total it all up tonight and tomorrow, those will be areas in south western colorado getting more than an inch of liquid. that's fantastic. it will be snow at higher terrain. up to eight inches at 11,000 feet. moderate showers in south eastern colorado during the night tonight and the morning tomorrow. for us today, dry in the east, showers picked up in the west. it's warmer on this side of the state than in south western colorado. then tomorrow we b

highs aim for the low to mid 60s with south winds at 5-10 mph. we could see showers tonight with lows in the 40s... upper 50s.... closer to normal. hundredths of an inch at best. today will be mainly sunny, with a few more clouds this afternoon and a few showers possible by late afternoon. highs aim for the low to mid 60s with south winds at 5-10 mph. we could see showers tonight with lows in the 40s... and we clear back out for tuesday with highs in the mid to upper 50s.... closer to normal. we boufr the week and into the weekend for highs with lows mainly in what goes up will hopefully come down. a look at gas prices this morning. plus -- dumbo and tinkerbell aren't the only things you'll be putting a wife to work is a very dangerous thing. when i come home and dinner's not ready i go through the roof. more accusers coming forward to say they were sexually assaulted by donald trump. i'll go backstage before a show... yes.. and everyone's getting dressed. donald trump walked into the dressing room while contestants, some as young as 15 were chan

we're seeing the sunshine in the south bay. a live look at san jose. 45 degrees. 40 degrees in snap pa and santa rosa 37 degrees. highs today reaching into the low to mid 60s in the south bay. this the east bay, lower 60s, a breezy wind. once again, the clouds starting to increase later this evening. san mateo 62 degrees, daly city 63, san francisco up to 60. snap pa today 63. we'll be watching the north bay once again. that's where the rain will begin and move into our bay area first. we'll see the showers moving in to napa, sonoma, into marin county. by 9:00 to night we'll see the rain moving into the east bay and the south bay and down the peninsula by 11:30 tonight. we will see this mostly quick one-and-done as far as heavy rain. still lingering light showers into early tomorrow morning that may impact getting out on the roadways. it may still be wet. not a heavy rain as it quickly moves through. the microclimate forecast shows it will be in the low 60s in san francisco. the inland areas reaching into the mid 60s today, but

thee system willl likely head t the south of vietnam. we have e two more tropical disturbances i want to mention. this one will likely move up towards the north. this one is more of a problem. this is mary. it is a minimal tropical storm at the moment. it's packing wind of 65 kilometers per hour.. ththe system will likely stay he inside sunday. and after that it could makake s wayy towards the west. andd will likely affect the philippines next week.. november is thee typhoon season for the philippines. in the past,, several november storms killed hundreds or thousands of people. we'll keep you p posted on the storm. now let's go to north america. we saw some heavy rainfall and also hail in the area from the southern plains into the great lakes region. there is a significant low pressure system and also front. the systemm will likely make i waway towards the south and eas. temperatures are cooling down back behind it. but ahead of the system, temperatures are expected to be on the warmer side. for example, washington, d.c., your high's go

south carolina governor, nikki haley u.s. ambassador to the united nations and betsy devos will lead the department of education. >> president obama had his own message to the country on his final thanksgiving day in office. >> thanksgiving reminds us that no matter our differences we are still one people, something bigger than ourselves. communities that move forward together, we are neighbors, we look out for one another, especially those among us with the least. >> the president also thanked u.s. service members who are spending thanksgiving overseas away from their families. >>> you may want to add a power ball ticket to your black friday shopping list. the jackpot for the next drawing jumped to a whopping $403 million. the ninth longest jackpot in power ball history, the next drawing is saturday night. >> that was a reminder to get my tickets. >> lets check in with melissa magee on this thanksgiving. >> happy thanksgiving. it certainly wasn't terrible outside a mostly cloudy skies and a couple of showers overhead and we

south of there beyond 238, you are down to five miles per hour. is the location just reported incorrectly, i wonder? still getting for the bottom of that. beyond state route 92 a vehicle fire. everyone else is off to a quiet start. >>-up california stepping into the battle of undocumented students. >> a device developed by a local says it won't let up for a while. the cadillac xt5... what should we do? ...tailored to you. wait it out. equipped with apple carplay compatibility. ♪ now during season's best, get this low mileage lease on this cadillac xt5 from around $429 per month, or purchase with 0% apr financing. >> a hot air balloon made an emergency landing in philadelphia. ouch. the balloon was used for advertising by home depot. it was headed to a star when it had problems. it was forced to land. the wind kept dragging it along the ground. some people rushed to help the balloon pilot. no one was hurt. >> a pennsylvania judge denies bill cosby's attempt to end the sexual assault case claiming the prosecutors took too long to file charges and

is just south of rittenhouse square. couple things first of all, it is trash collection day, there is trash out front we have the bomb squad in there. that is a concern. secondly folks aren't even up yet, they are waking up now and although they are blocking folks coming into that area there will be a whole slew of folks that are waking up trying to leave that area. so, a big police presence. here's is what closed, 17th, 18th, 19th, stretch from lombard, pine, spruce so that area right there just south of rittenhouse square in lock down mode right now, again with no vehicles traffic permitted on the following streets and the concern will be as folks wake up they are watching us right now hey wait a minute that is around the corner. the that is why flashing lights out front and up the street. so those neighbors trying to get out of that area is something police will have to contend with. for right now south street or 20th are your best alternate and again avoid ago this intersection there obviate event and pine. outside w

the cotton south, plantation south and new york city grew up together. the explosive growth of the cotton plantations straight across the south was largely funded by new york banks because that's where the banks were so course you came here for your funding. the new york merchants supply the planners with everything from the pianos in their parlors to their file shares to the close they put on display. new york not only shifted the significance first of cotton but new york harbor was where those ships came back to fill european views and that made new york important to washington dc where or washington city as people called it back then. it had a big impact on the federal government because the government learned large portions of its revenues from the customs house in new york harbor, there was a b. where the entire federal budget was coming from the customs house in new york city. now wasn't just the bankers and shipping magnates who profited from cotton in new york city. the thousands and thousands of workers who directly or indirectly were profiting

it will push into daly city and south city. in the north bay you can see some light showers from marin up toward central san rafael. in the sierra nevada we have a couple more hours for the winter weather advisory. you see the snow is still falling. it's a winter storm warning. we are looking at chain controls. 6 to 12 inches above 5,000 feet. doing pretty well here with amounts anywhere additional 2 to 3icches but we already picked up about a foot in kirkwood. the scale impact storm today, this is a 1 throughout the morning hours and a tenth to perhaps two-tenth left to fall with breezy winds behind the system. here's a look at the golden gate bridge. you see a break there with 51 degrees in the city. 50 mountain view. half moon bay at 50 degrees. nice vantage point from sutro but notice the winds. they are up and they will be pretty breezy this afternoon. cool but sunny skies on the way. 50 from livermore. and finally from the exploratorium camera, we are looking a the a nice afternoon for a change. a nice breakout. sunny and

he had a letter published in a racist south african magazine. in one he wrote, "the white race will prevail growth in britain and south africa, but i fear it will be a very long and bloody struggle." at his home, his bookcase was filled with far right literature. on top of it nazi eagle. drawers, books about the ss. thomas mair showed no reaction on hearing the guilty verdict. he will almost certainly spend the rest of his life in prison. jo cox's husband described what he did as an act of terrorism. jo cox was killed because of what she stood for. her politics led to her death at the hands of one of her own constituents. katty: remembering jo cox. a look at other news. facebook has been working on hip software that would help china's government remove or block content. facebook has neither confirmed software'she existence, but says they are learning more about china. security forces in cameroon fired tear gas and live bullets at antigovernment protesters in the english speaking northwest of the country. begin oness monday. people in english-spe

starting things off south of town. >> julie: south shore commuters nice and quiet. route 3 moving along fine. bright green on the map. a little volume building around the braintree split. 24 and 5 though are clear. to the expressway where we haven't graduated to heavy, steady volume yet and that will happen within the next 45 minutes or so. the live drive times. 11 minutes from 228 to the split. 18 minutes on 24 approaching 128. 13 minutes on the expressway from the braintree split to columbia road. back to you. >>> well, 5:51 this morning. happening today, investigators are returning to the property in south carolina where a pom was found chained inside of a storage container on a rural south carolina property. it comes as the man accused of confesses to several more gruesome crimes. fox25's daniel miller joins us now with the new revelations in this case. >> reporter: yeah, gene. todd kohlhepp who is facing charge for kidnapping is a registered sex offender. police in north carolina are calling him a serial killer after he confessed to four murders an may have bee

this will continue as the cold front sinks to the south. as it does we are looking at some pretty gusty winds with the wind advisory. mid-50s in the north bay, 48 los gatos. the wind advisory is until about 10:00 along the shoreline and the north and the entire southern half of the bay through 6:00 this morning. we will track the rain for you. right now the wind gusts from 3. we are doing this all again tomorrow. i will be back in a few minutes with the details about your soggy weekend. >> thank you so much. we have up-the-the-minute weather information for you anytime with our abc7 news app. you can get the custom forecast for where you live or work or scroll down to see live doppler 7 radar for your neighborhood and everywhere in the bay area. it was a foam frenzy in the south bay yesterday. take a look at this bizarre site. this video from sky 7 shows you just how big the mess was that they were deal with when they arrived near the san jose airport. skatety marzullo has the story. >> crews tackled the area with a defoaming agent and vacu

this front will work its way to the south. and weaken quite a bill still could give us a few showers as we get into thursday. so our forecast for today partly cloudy and breezy. daytime high of 85 degrees here in tampa. then for tonight a muggy night. overnight low down to 69 degrees. seven-day forecast keeps temperatures on the warm side. over the next several days, rain chance about 30 percent as we get into thursday. just ever so slightly cooler behind that front over looks like maybe some more rain heading our way the first part of next week linda. he virtually grew up on the streets only to he virtually grew up in streets only to come immerses in child play as an adult he now brings smiles to faces of kids everywhere kelly ring shows us why he's right with tampa bay. >>> this fun stuff walk whacky world studio is child's play. you're whacky i'd say. why we call bruce barry's company designs and creates various kid themed projects. for churches, amusement parks, schools and businesses. it's like kid once you take a project

ofn i took office in january 2011, south carolina was struggling. like many other states, the great recession was hanging over us like a dark cloud. jobs were scarce, economic anxiety were real. the american dream felt out of reach for way too many. our state government was in stables. we had short-term deficits and long-term debt. our public schools were failing to many of our students. faith in our system had bottomed out. it was dawning the collection of challenges we faced. i remember not knowing quite where to start. then i came across a quotation from one of my favorite predecessors, governor carroll campbell who used to say that if you can find a person a job, you can take care of a family. i have always believed in controlling what i can control, and while governors do not create jobs, there is a lot we can do, and that starts with taking care of the businesses we already have. we got to work. cut business taxes, we passed tort reform which cap dams is on lawsuits. we invested in infrastructure without raising taxes. we stripped all of our r

cool tonight and as we get into tomorrow area of high pressure south of us, south westerly wind. i mentioned 70s in cleveland and chicago. warmer temperatures will scott in and we'll be back in the 70s tomorrow. maybe 80 degrees on thursday up ahead of the next cold front which will bring a few showers. and 7 day, 6 today. 70s wednesday then big cool down for the weekend. don't forget we turn clocks back late saturday night early sunday morning. we fall back. we get extra hour erin of deploreious rest. >> why not steve that's good. i respect darkness but you know sunday how nice it is to wake up with extra hour of sleep. amazing. >> incredible. >> right now sky fox is over in rockville. work. we have downed wires rockville pike both directions north and southbound traffic diverted montrose parkway randolph of road southbound pack-up as they defer norm of that closure point. please give yourself extra time both directions. moving over to maps now we also have problems on metro. blue line is no longer single tracking but we have residual delays a deer was struck outside of vandoren

right before the zakim bridge on 93 south. so that is turning out to be our problem area so our southbound commuters on 93. the expressway moving along just fine. you can see like shiri mentioned sun starting to come up and better view of the expressway. over to the live drive times. 24 minutes on pike eastbound from 495 to mass avenue. 20 minutes on the expressway. 30 minutes on 39 south from andover down to the zakim. back to you. you. >>> breaking news right now. janet reno, the first woman to serve as u.s. attorney general has died. reno's goddaughter said she administration's most recognizable figures. in 1993 she played a central role in the end of the waco standoff and in 2000, organized the armed seizure of elian gonzalez from his home to be returned to cuba with his father. janet reno was 78 years old. >>> a collision between two cars sends one of people in the charles river. >> sara: the driver behind the wheel was able to leap out of the the water. catherine parrotta is live where dive crews spent hours trying to ge

been talking about the storm system down south. moving to southern colorado tomorrow evening, saturday. during the morning and early afternoon. moderate to heavy rain possible. from the arkansas valley to south and west where we could get up towards of a half of total moisture. snow at and above 8,000 feet san juans and elk mountains. 1 to 4 inches of snow by the end of the day saturday. going to take a while to get that. moving up toward i-70. pass and range as well. we'll be dry. we'll have some action. >> 5:46. we're almost to that point in the morning where sky 9 takes off for the aerial view. we've got the start across c470. looking excellent exits to 285 in the clear. mountain drive clear as well. commerce city speeds shows 270 south and eastbound running in elevated deck mid to upper 50s. corey, no issues cross town crash wise. coming up in a view, construction downtown to slow your ride. >>> amelia, thank you. the 10th annual denver arts week starts tomorrow the city kicks off today with a public mural. it's part of the new

welcome back. >>> these are live pictures -- we're in the south bay. you're looking at a box and it's filled with wonderful ingredients. an organization that helps people year-round, they want more donations of this and other things to help people out this thanksgiving. the needy need this. ktvu is there. this is the camera and we'll tell you more about what they need, what they would like you to do, coming up in a couple of minutes to make thanksgiving nice. good morning. thank you for joining us on "mornings on 2." it's monday, november 21. i'm dave clark. pam cook is off today. steve paulson is not. he's talking about fog and everything else for some folk. >>> yeah, that's the big issue not the rain but the fog. some areas will be clear. you won't have problems at all but others really, really thick so be careful here for the morning compute. you might get, you know, situation where it's like what fog? other will say, oh, my gosh, i couldn't see 5 feet in front of me. pockets of it will thicken up. otherwise, calmer conditions right now, temperature

a smooth drive down toward the south bay. there's milpitas at the bottom of your screen, drive times looking good from the northbound directions, from san jose, 13 minutes from highway 101 where it splits with 85 to where it meets with 87. >>> coming up, the reason cutting the cord may cost you more money. >>> one step closer to a mergeer between alaska airlines and virgin. we'll take a look in business and tech. >>> also we're preparing ju for the election. another high profile measure, prop 63, it would ban the sale and possession of large capacity ammunition magazines and require background checks for ammo purchases and felony charges for gun thefts. supporters say it will improve public safety. opponents say it would cost taxpayers and wouldn't keep anyone safe. you're watching "today in the bay." >>> the forecast for american canyon, patchy fog slowing things down at times for the morning commute. >> looking at the tri-valley, a little build of traffic out of the altamont, 23 minutes from grant line to 680. the north bay

friday and sunday, from the south, pushing highs into the upper 50s. monday through thursday remain dry with a mix of sun and clouds each day. high temperatures remain above normal through the week...mainly 50s. thursday has a strong wind from the south otherwise the wind is pretty light during the week. storm track 7 chief meteorologist mark schnackenberg south across iowa tonight. the too cold tonight with lows in the mid-upper 30s. friday and saturday will have plenty of sunshine with near normal highs close to 50. the wind increases sunday, from the south, pushing highs into the upper 50s. monday through thursday remain dry with a mix of sun and clouds each day. high temperatures remain above normal through the week...mainly 50s. thursday has a strong wind from the south otherwise the wind is pretty light during the week. storm track 7 chief meteorologist mark schnackenberg after a warmer than normal thursday, a cold front moves south across iowa tonight. the front comes through dry with no clouds, but it does have some colder air with it. it won't

south jersey and delaware will be wet later tonight. temperatures increase as well. 36 degrees by 8:00 a.m. 47 by 5:00 a.m., noon, 55. by 3:00 p.m., 62. back to the mid 50s by 5:00 p.m. with the again, the rain coming up from the south later this evening. high temperatures this afternoon across the region not much of a difference, clouds moving in. 61 in allentown. 62 in philadelphia. 60 in cape mayment not much of a -- really not much of a range. >>> overnight tonight we'll see the showers pop in by tomorrow morning's rush hour when we're on the air showing this to you, we'll be looking wet across the region. 9:00 a.m. we'll shove the main bulk of the rain past the i-95 corridor. it dries out through the morning and afternoon hours we're dry and seeing the thinning of cloud cover in spots. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, 62 is the high, sun giving way to clouds raining holding off until later tonight. 56 in the morning, rain in the morning and drying in the afternoon. wednesday, partly sunny and nice, 60. nice on thursday

and now they're trending south and they're going south. a lot of people feel that georgia maybe and north carolina by 2020 or 2024. we're seeing the deep south start to suddenly go ever so purple and north carolina may tell the tale this year. north carolina, not crucial to the hillary people if she in fact wins florida. >> which doesn't mean it's not the checkmate state. you know where it's happening, it's happening in and around dh charlotte. it's happening in and around the raleigh durham area where you have all of those universities and clean tech industry. and the people who would populate that from the northeast, from the pacific northwest, all moving in this traditionally very, very red area which is north carolina. the suburban areas, rural areas of north carolina are still very red. but the cities in north carolina are changing and has been changing. >> that's right. you have to look at mecklenburg county, charlotte's the seat there. obama took 100,000 votes out of mecklenburg county in 2012. with the concerns that hillary's campa

. >> julie: route 1 and 93 south and coming up in a few minutes. >> daniel: it has been a busy week, donald trump announced that both bill belichick and tom belichick about to address the media. let's listen in. >> spent a lot of time studying what they do on the field and in termed of their building -- team building so learned a lot from them obviously and way coaches team and play, great toughness, physical toug extremely hard and one of the best teams and best organizations gone up to the coaching career and tremendous respect for him and great players in all three phases in the game and play hard and tough and no weaknesses and run the ball, stop and run, throw it, for 60 minutes, do it every week, do it against everybody wherever they play, whatever the situation is. >> julie: listening to bill belichick. we are waiting for him to make comments about the results of the presidential election. meanwhile go out to new york where some people are celebrating >> daniel: donald trump making victory walk before 3:00 this morning. go to fox25 chris flanagan. >> supporters and staff and m

it faced resistance from opposition lawmakers in south korea. they claim the government forced the agreement through without sufficient discussion. >>> a japanese ground self-defense force unit arrived in south sudan on monday. for a peacekeeping mission. the security situation is tense in south sudan's capital of juba. the sdf members have been given expanded duties that allow them for the first time to use weapons to defend people, inincluding aide workersrs. >> i'm happy they are coming and we pray that they y continue giving us the gogood security i south sudan. >> the peacekeeping is something people think has failed. they say the u.n. has not done enough to protect the citizens. >> more than 270 people were killed in july in clashes between forces loyal to the president and anti-government forces. an nhk crew h has claimed that halted and destroyed buildings were seen in manany places. governmentnt troops were on hig alert for possible attacks. the japanese group will build roads and carry out other duties while carefully monitoring the se

south of boston, not as prevalent. but here in quincy area right near braintree split especially seeing some yellow showing up within the green so we're seeing some heavy rain. this is split area right in here. this was granite street that comes on by. and runs out just north wards she that that takes granite links golf course with green over that area. so it's raining up in that spot too out on cape cod breaking up a bit. heavy rain for you and this is going to pin wheel back toward done with the cape. but you're getting scomples less. this is certainly good news. new reports coming in worcester airport over an inch now. 1.02 inches to be exact much needed. be quabbin reservoir just fallen below 80 percent first time in many, many years. really good thing that overan inch of rain fallen out that doer chest o..92 inch millis o..83 bob gardner half inch that way east boston logan east mashpee. and likely get a little bit more from rain coming off nantucket through this evening by anyone:30 still rain around i'll talking

military advisors in south vietnam. by the time he left on that fateful trip to dallas in november 1963, there were more than 16,000. >> john kennedy's death commands what his life conveyed, that america must move forward. >> i think johnson genuinely felt that continuity in the government after this terrible event was essential to retaining the confidence of the american people. >> and now the ideas and the ideals which he so nobly represented must and will be translated into effective action. >>> congress and the nation had reminders today while the world seems suspended by our tragedy, it really kept on it's whirling way. vietnam reports today in the bloodiest fighting in almost a year. >> bob, how are we doing? >> oh, fine, mr. president. >> i want you to dictate to me on the situation in vietnam. i've got to have some kind of a summarized logical factual analysis of it. >> well, i do think, mr. president, it would be wise for you to say as little as possible. the frank answer, we don't know what is going on out the

kinda like a little bit of a minute play on saturday and but as compacted the north to the peninsula south really are unaffected listed to the key to cast your the car we mention. >>reporter: again will have all that moisture and served as harry go with the wins less make no that is what the line is to concede a 45 >>robin winston: know the problems and 92 still smooth and moving at a limit getting into san francisco on a new west is nice and light so far yesterday we had a mixed bag of traffic nice and like 22 minutes is the average driver turned. >>james: 01 tuesday been the will receive refunds for the lost angeles concert he had already canceled days earlier after his wife was brought the gun point in paris >>reporter: he hasn't yet held press conference but monday he released the video outlining goals for his first 100 days hist. six he promised action on national security and the release come to the controversy involving another video recorder the saturn conference some of the national event giving announce his aloof says 6.9 magnitude earthquake off the coast of japan that triggered

they're still there, starting to clear north to south. this is a picture from last night from becky because the skies were clearer last night, nice shot from the bradenton area. i believe this is from two nights. you can see the cl i think this is tonight, too kind of a hazy view, looks like that zoom lens helps a lot from albert dickens. also our awesome photographers got a great shot of the noon as well. -- moon as well. we're doing our best. in terms of our temperatures back on earth 76 degrees the high tomorrow, a little cooler. the clouds are the result of a cold front and very light showers, not a lot of wednesday. this comes with a lot more sunshine. in fact, tomorrow, too north to south we'll see the clearing take place. kind of warm by the end of the week, 82 degrees, but long term another cold front will help cool down those temperatures. at noon 71 degrees, 76 degrees at 3 p.m., overall a nice day but starting out with cloud especially in southern areas and clearing as this dry air slowly starts to be felt across the region, re

. >> controversy at a south bay school. the alleged comments after the election that has landed a teacher in hot water. >>> plus, it's a plan that could impact hundreds of thousands of south bay workers. the move by the city counsel expected today that could put more money in your pockets sooner rather than later. "today in the bay" starts right now. a very good morning on this tuesday, thank you for joining us. i'm sam brock. >> i'm laura garcia-cannon. let's get straight to that forecast today. another day to enjoy before some change? >> transition day we'll say. patchy fog this morning. no rain to worry about for your morning commute. but by the evening, things could be changing up around the bay area as we look at temperatures in the mid to upper 50s around the south bay. no fog around the south bay right now. napa and santa rosa, you see the rain on the north coast. that will be dropping into the north bay later this morning. a cooler day today of highs in the mid 60s around san francisco. mike? >> i'll track to see if

things looking okay on 93 south. south of the pike, expressway a little slow from the braintree split through naponset. live drive t half an hour on the expressway. about half an hour on the pike eastbound. 30 minutes on 128 south from peabody to the weston tolls. back to you. >>> we continue to follow breaking news in lynn where an administer shot a suspect in an armed robbery. >> sara: the chief of police tell us the officer was not hurt but that suspect is now in surgery. fox25's michael henrich live on the lynnway with the very latest now. michael? >> reporter: the lynn way continues to be shut down in both drinks between shepherd was an officer involved shooting. and you can see the investigation continues here. the chief among that group of gentlemen standing right by those evidence markers and yellow police tape marking off parts of the lynnway from traffic and anybody walking through the scene. now this happened around 4:00 this morning when the police chief says officers responded to an armed robbery call at

highmo the norm, low to mid 40's north and roar 50's south. it will feel the part of early november. and beyond that it stays quite chilly for the weekend. for both nights, very chilly, we're back into the upper 20's to lower to mid 30's by day. still quite cool on monday, there's your reminder to fall back to standard time, set the clocks back one hour late saturday night, early sunday morning. to are the big voting day on so weather should not get in the way at all. no excuse weather wise not to get out and do your thing. jean: thanks, mike. president obama's pretty prolific on twitter, but what will happen to his social media accounts when the next commander in chief takes office? tom: the white house now has an answer to that question. >> some parents are being forced kate: my mom and i love shooting hoops. but you know what - she could still learn a few things from me - just like i've learned a lot from her. she helped dad start his business... and she even fought to put bad guys in jail. now, mom helps make laws that help people - especi

a. >> good morning, south bay, let's get going. >> it is 5:00 a.m., you are up on tuesday november 22nd we are here for you. i am natasha zouves. it is almost the holiday. with jessica castro and meteorologist mike nicco and alexis smith, our traffic reporter. >> mike, it is cold. >> yes and the next couple of nights colder, especially thanksgiving day morning. right now, we have talk about the fog. not very thick. the high clouds are taking over the north bay. that will preclude more of the fog forming. 37 and 50 quit a spread at 7:00. through the day planner, increasing clouds and temperatures hanging in the upper 50s to increasely 60 at 4:00, this evening, you will need the wet weather gear. how is the commute? >> we are okay. looking at the golden gate bridge i watched the zip are truck so giving you more program on the southbound side and obviously light volumes at this hour. drive times show southbound 680 and westbound 24 fine coming through the walnut creek area, just slight delays westbound 580 tracy to dublin is in the yellow up to 37 minutes. more on the traffic maps. >> if y

between exits five and six on 93 south. you can see the driver somehow flipped the car into the air. it then landed on its roof on top of the guardrail. that driver trapped inside. now, three good samaritans did pull over, trying to see if they could possibly roll the car off that driver out, but it was up to rescue crews. they had to use the jaws of life. that driver was trapped inside the car for about 40 minutes before they were finally able to get them out. we're told the driver was taken to a nearby hospital to be checked out. right now it's unclear exactly what caused this accident. the car was missing its two front tires. it's unclear if that's what caused the crash or if that were a result of the impact of the accident. live in braintree, nicole oliverio, 7news "today in new england." concerns in westford where a train carrying hazardous materials has derailed. crews working through the night to secure the train and get it back on track. 7's vick michael vick is on the scene with more. >> victoria: good morning. six

sunday is breezy with winds from the south at 10-20 mph. our stretch of sunny days continue through next friday. weekend remain above normal...in the 50s. sunday is breezy with continue through early next temperatures fall into the 20s by morning with areas of frost. high temperatures this weekend remain above normal...in the 50s. sunday is breezy with early next week. the next chance of any rain would be into the 20s by morning with areas of frost. high temperatures this weekend remain above normal...in sunny days continue through early next week. the next chance of any rain would be next 20s by morning with areas of frost. high temperatures this at 10-20 mph. our stretch of sunny days coe of any rain would be next friday. a colder night is frost. high temperatures this weekend remain above normal...in the 50s. sunday is breezy with continue through early next week. the next chance of any rain would be next 20s by morning with areas winds from the south at 10-20 mph. our stretch of sunny days continue through early next week. the next chan

part continuing to suffer but all the south is an extreme drought. that does not include the tampa bay area but you can see most of the state is in decent condition at this point. florida does not take drought very well. for the month as he mentioned, below normal rainfall. 1100 currently tied for the second driest november on record for the tampa bay area but november is typically the driest month of your. of rain 8 inches plus above normal the keeps us above drought conditions not just this year but previous years so again we want to avoid drought conditions in the bay area. something we continue to watch. >>> caught on camera, a wild scene inside a tampa gun store. a crew of crooks moving in every direction grabbing all kinds of weapons. right now that these are in the wind and the guns are on the street. and atf agents are willing to pay you to help find them. melanie michael joining us live the question hours with -- are we talking about an organized gun ring hear? >>reporter: certainly the million-dollar question. there is no mistake the bad be

and the south rain there is south bay it's been steady. the stretches up along the east bay shoreline but we are beginning to see brakes. -- at any event we are seeing this continue to move towards the east. early on, antioch and brentwood were dry. livermore had on and off rain but now they are covered pretty good. to the west where we are using the back edge of the system. the peninsula and the coast and the north bay are beginning to see bigger brakes. let's go to the sierra where it is still dry but it's on its way. we do have an advisory that was started 10:00 and last until 10:00 tomorrow morning. snow levels down to around 4000 feet. the higher elevations could get a foot of snow. into the afternoon, steady rain moves out and scattered showers continue into lunch and dinner and late evening hours. also overnight. tomorrow morning, we wake up with scattered showers. there is the break by the afternoon. we are looking at dry conditions for most of the day. sunday night into sunday morning, one last round. here's what we can expect for

north and south on 95, a big deal. also watching 295, we can see slow speeds northbound with delran. over here on the shoulder, we're seeing delays approaching the northbound side as well. one last update when i come back in the next five minutes on the regional rails. 95 and the new jersey roads. stay right there. we'll be right back. hillary clinton: i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. vo: in times of crisis america depends on steady leadership. donald trump: "knock the crap out of them, would you? seriously..."vo: clear thinking... donald trump: "i know more about isis than the generals do, believe me." vo: and calm judgment. donald trump: "and you can tell them to go fu_k themselves." vo: because all it takes is one wrong move. donald trump audio only: "i would bomb the sh_t out of them." vo: just one. no warning, no hearing. it's a lending practice sorcing outrageous, most states banned it. but at the bank founded by pat toomey it was business as usual. forcing small business owners out of their homes.

not the deep south. these are practices that become widespread by the 1950's and 1960's and we tend to associate them with the south. but these tactics in terms of civil rights are pioneered in the northern cities during world war ii. the war also gave lack workers some new tools to combat discrimination in the workforce. what is happening on the employment front during these years? what are some of the advances in employment? >> many jobs became widely available because many young men had to go to war, so it was the fact that they needed to hire like americans and other types of americans. prof. titus: demographics are really shifting. we would assume that the fact that these demographics are shifting so dramatically means that most employers would recognize exactly what you just said. we need to start hiring african-americans in larger larger numbers because young white men are going off to war. but it takes a lot of fighting to achieve. the summer of 1941, the leading black voice in the labor movement

down to the south side, we are in excellent shape accidents or stalls. not seeing any yet here this morning. >> as the roads get a little bit busier, we get closer to out at dia. between now and next monday, more than one million travelers will pass through the denver airport. >> that is up 10% from last year. the record crowd brings benefits though to our airport. the stores and the restaurants there bring in more money and part of the sales help with the operating costs there. this many passengers make dia an even more attractive place for airline to do business in and add some flights. sunday by the way will be the busiest day overthe thanksgiving holiday. this is something missing. the prices for all that food. that is on purpose. we have the story next. >> most of us having dealing with rising rental rates but cottonelle asked real people about cleaning... what? (laughs) (laughs) what does cleanripple texture do? catches all the stuff that you want to get out. this is really nice. this one is, like, it goes the extra step. it gets it all clean. how