ishinomaki is now under tsunami advisory. i am reporting from a spot about one kilometer away from the shoreline. approximately 50 people have evacuated to this spot. within ishinomaki city, emergency radio warning had been issued. we can also see the mouth of a river flowing into the ocean. ishinomaki port has had a tsunami of 80 centimeters this morning. there is also an evacuation order in these areas as well. a man in the 30s stated that today's construction work had been canceled with no resumption of the construction work in sight. reporting from ishinomaki city. >> in miyagi prefecture, evacuation instructions and orders are still in place. so far in the entire area of kisinuma and coastal areas, shigahama, yamamoto-cho, and also as you can see on the screen in the entire area of tagajo city had the evacuation orders in place. and also in other places. and in miyagi, evacuation instruction has been issued in local areas in the coastal areas of ichio and others. and also the inland area of shiokama, evacuation preparati

a wind advisory remains in lightens up to around 10-15 mph. a few flurries are possible friday evening followed by clearing overnight. saturday and sunday is sunny and colder and low 40s. temperatures warm a few degrees, into the mid 40s, monday and stay there through thursday. we are tracking a storm forecast to bring rain and wind rain/snow mix tuesday night. thanksgiving is dry with highs in the mid 40s. a wind advisory remains in effect tonight with wind gusts to 40 or 45 mph from the from the northwest. finally by saturday evening the wind really lightens up to around 10-15 mph. a few flurries are possible friday evening followed by clearing overnight. saturday and temperatures warm a few degrees, into the mid 40s, monday and stay there through thursday. we are tracking a storm forecast to bring rain and wind to the area tuesday and wednesday and a possible rain/snow mix tuesday night. stormtrack 7 weather team. see the screen for your complete weather information. here is additional forecast information from the kwwl effect tonight with

wind advisory and surf advisories in place again today. ........... well above normal and even near records today. then cooler next week. ((sherry swensk)) demetria, how are the roads doing? the valley slowing you down right now. the eastbound 215 ramp to the airport connector is open. the county said last night that they would not be closing the ramp, but that it is scheduled to close tonight. no major delays in the spaghetti bowl right now. there's a lot happening over the next few days that will cause road closures like the veterans day parade, aviation nation and the rock n roll marathon. we'll talk about what's closing down in my next report. ((demetria obilor)) >> back to you./// ((brian loftus)) >>> a local high school coach will make his first court appearance today... make his first court appearance today... the charges ati poni is facing.. >> this week, it will be easier to catch a bus, thanks to better hours and a new route. where you can see the changes, in "what's driving you crazy?" /// ((you're watching the valley's news leader... with

the advisory sunday with gusts as high as 35 to 40 mph at times. also with the system there are rain shower chances. they are at 30% for sunday. once the system passes us we will see much cooler temperatures moving in. forecast highs starting sunday range from ((closed captioning shortly)) it's time to lace up those ice skates and head to the strip. the ic cosmopolitan is back. it officially re- opened yesterday. it's the fifth year the pool has been transformed into the winter wonderland above the strip. to kick off the opening-- the rink is partnering with the "tao group cares charity." anyone who brings in a toy to donate will get one free skate rental. there are also food and drink specials offered at the rink and weekly movie nights. if you would rather induldge in a little bit of history... the civil war experience at spring mountain ranch state park might be for you... war uniforms... learn to march and drill in formation... and participate in a battle reenactment from 10 to two today. today marks the battle for the fremont cannon! our bigge

sbl the frost advisory ends at 8:00 this morning. the cuteness can continue. >> the fashion side of things here, kari, can't hate on that. good morning. >> good morning. that's one thing women think about when it comes to colder temperatures, boots, sweaters. you need all of that this morning. let's take a live look outside, san francisco, 47 degrees. and, yes, it's really chilly out there as we take a look at more of those temperatures. 34 in napa. it may drop down to freezing briefly before sunrise. 38 degrees now in morgan hill. a very cool start to the day. here is a look at those highs this afternoon, reaching into the mid 60s for the south bay, the peninsula, up to 62 degrees after the cool start. tri-valley 62 as well. mid 60s for the north bay, east bay reaching 63 degrees. we'll have some rain coming in this weekend. i'll talk about that. let's get an update on the car fire from mike. >> sorting out the details because the speed sensor reaction and reports aren't quite lining up. we'll show you what we have. most of the bay

winds advisory status. temperatures will be trending about 10 cooler sunday compared to the start of the a woman was injured last night in a random shooting at a park. metro police say the woman was walking when she heard gunshots and took off running. it happened at coleman park... near washington and torrey pines. police say the woman noce bleeding... and went to a friends house to call police. anyone with information should call police. you can leave a tip with crimestoppers at 702-385-5555. a woman who says she was wrongly convicted of killing a homeless man in las vegas... will get a new evidence hearing. the nevada supreme court handed down the ruling last week... in the case of kirstin lobato. she says new evidence will bolster her alibi... and show someone else could have killed 44 year old duran right now she's in prison... after she was convicted of killing bailey...and leaving his body in a trash bin. she claims she was in her hometown of panaca at the time. supporters have petitioned for her cas

frost advisory in effect until 8am for the dmv (d.c., fairfax, montgomery) and counties east of i-95. today: mostly sunny. highs: 67-71 winds: sw 5 mph tonight: mostly cloudy. few showers by dawn. lows: 47-53 winds: sw 5 mph wednesday: mostly cloudy with a chance of showers, especially early. cooler and breezy. some clearing late. highs: 56-62 winds: nw 10-15 g 30 mph come down to this. election day 2016 is in just under an hour, and from the latest numbers it's going to be a tight race between republican donald trump and democrat hillary clinton. national correspondent kristine frazao joins us live from capitol hill with the key to victory for both campaigns. "honestly, i don't know how he lives with himself" "these people are so amped you have to scrape them off the wall with a amped you have to scrape them off the wall with a 1) and of course kristine it's not just the race at the top of the ballot, the senate some of the down-ballot races? new this morning - the first results three small towns in new hampshire headed to the polls at midnight. it's a tradition dating back to 1960.

breezy conditions this morning turn into a wind advisory for all of southern nevada starting at 10am and will last to at least 1am thursday morning. the mountains and red rock areas will have the strongest winds gusting between 40 and 60 mph through today and tonight with the valley gusting up to 40 mph. sustained winds look to hold between 15 and 25 mph this afternoon; allowing for dust, sand, pollen, and small debris visibility may be lower today due to this and the potential for an air quality advisory is not out of the picture. high temperatures today will range between 75 and 80 degrees with mostly sunny to partly cloudy skies. by tomorrow, the winds will slightly weaken but gusts between 25 and 35 mph will be common along with high temperatures plummeting to between 58 and 62 degrees will be closer to -1! here in because morning lows will be so chilly due to the wind, insulated. outdoor potted plants and pets chill. high temperatures look to rise new disturbance u breaking overnight... breaking overnight... a woman is in custody after shooting inside and outside her apartment a

a wind advisory is in effect until 6pm. highs will stay in the mid 30s, with strong winds from the northwest making it feel more like the low 20s. we will see some blue sky this afternoon and mostly clear skies tonight. wind chills nearing the single digits. today: morning flurries then partly sunny, windy and cold. wind chills: 20s. high: 37 wind: nw 20-30 targeting vehicles at a milwaukee park and ride. this latest incident involved a thief getting under a car...sawing off the catalytic converter. our ashley sears has the details. 23:33 we started it up and sure enough, it sounds like a race car. steve heder thought he was helping his daughter with normal car trouble-- 24:06 mechanic put it up on the lift the vehicle had been violated. 24:11 the entire catalytic converter had been cut clean and taken out. thieves had used a saw-- 31:10 you can tell it was a clean cut. this is not the first time they did it. to take out the catalytic converter. 27:25 i know its not just an isolated incident. in june--fox 6 reported similar

a winter storm advisory in effect. let's give you a live look at the conditions on interstate 80 near castle peak. a winter weather advisory is in effect so be careful out there. we want to show you what it looked like last night. snowplows working throughout the night. traffic is slow going on the major highways. the sierra received about a foot of new snow yesterday. it's great news for ski resorts. several resorts, including boreal mountain resort in soda springs, are now open for the season. >>> you're watching storm cleanup in the north bay. this is video from marin county where crews cut down tree branches away from power lines. many tree limbs broke off in the rainstorm and some small trees fell across roadways. a high surf advisory is now in effect until 3:00 p.m. for the coastlines. they are expecting waves out there between 13 and 15 feet. you can stay with nbc bay area for continuing coverage of the weekend rain. download our free nbc bay area app for a personalized forecast and to take a look at the same ra

the frost advisory and freeze warning in effect right now. good morning washington. toss to eileen - frosty start -> cool afternoon - dry & warm for election day - have the umbrella wednesday - coldest air of the season next weekend (highs low 50s!) frost advisory in effect for d.c., southern montgomery, prince georges, anne arundel, charles, king george, stafford & spotsylvania counties until 9am. freeze warning in

the frost advisory and freeze warning in effect right now. good morning washington. toss to eileen - frosty start -> cool afternoon - dry & warm for election day - have the umbrella wednesday - coldest air of the season next weekend (highs low 50s!) frost advisory in effect for d.c., southern montgomery, prince georges, anne arundel, charles, king george, stafford & spotsylvania counties until 9am. freeze warning in 9am. today: sunny. frosty start, seasonable afternoon. highs: 57-63 winds: n 5 mph tonight: mainly clear. cold. lows: 30-41 winds: light election day: mostly sunny. warmer. highs: 66-70 winds: sw 5 mph breaking news coming in to the abc minutes. former u-s attorney general "janet reno" has died. according to family members - reno deid early this morning from complications of parkinson's disease. she was 78. reno was one of the clinton administration's most recognizable and polarizing figures.. most notably facing critiscm for the deadly raid on the branch davidian compound at waco, texas and the armed seizure of elian gonzalez- returning first woman to se

breezy conditions this morning turn into a wind advisory for all of southern nevada starting at 10am and will last to at with the valley gusting up to 40 mph. sustained winds look to hold between 15 and 25 mph this afternoon; allowing for dust, sand, pollen, and small debris to be whirled up into the air. visibility may be lower today due to this and the potential for an air quality advisory is not out of the picture. high temperatures today will range between 75 and 80 degrees with mostly sunny to partly cloudy skies. by tomorrow, the winds will slightly weaken but gusts temperatures plummeting to between 58 and 62 degrees will be closer to -1! here in the valley, morning lows will drop in the 40s and feel like we are in the mid and upper 30s. because morning lows will be so chilly due to the wind, checking your 4 ps is a good idea! pipes, pets, plants and people! any exposed outdoor pipes should be wrapped and insulated. outdoor potted plants and pets should be brought inside for warmth and make sure your will take over again and mainly sunny skies and light breaking overnight... a

that's a freezing rain advisory. with temperatures dropping this evening, we could have spots of ice. it's not hard to see why. after all, temperatures already 39 in worcester and 40s out there as well. dropping down to freezing or below with the clear skies we have out there this morning. won't be much the north and west. it will happen closer to boston but the rain won't arrive closer to boston until after the temperatures have gone back up. in fact, you won't find much in the way of cloudiness until you get to eastern pennsylvania. and a couple of shots showing up in western p.a. and western new york. when the storm arrives and the raindrops fall, temperatures will be marginal. i will be tracking the temperature drop. a time line ahead as well. >>> a man hit by a car over the holiday weekend after leaving a local bar has died from his injuries. the driver who left the scene has turned himself into police. all of this happened at the spot nightclub on north main street. our reporter is live outside of brockton dist

with that dense fog advisory 33 degrees in town. a quarter mile at waterloo and the same spot where the fog advisory lasts until nine a clock this morning. it also includes washington city. right now call and eventually they will turn back to the south at five at 5 to 10. the satellite and radar featuring a little fog for us and a little early cloud cover, both of which move out by late morning. your full forecast including what is in store for the rest of the week. i will let you know in about 10 minutes time.>>> in the meantime cbs2 continues to track who donald trump will pick as his closest advisers. right now former new york city mayor rudy giuliani is a top contender for secretary of state. he has been one of donald trump's biggest surrogates during the campaign and was previously linked to the attorney general position, but denies he would be selected for the role as of last night. experts say it would be an out not much form policy experience. jeff sessions is in the mix for defense secretary. >>> while protesting over our n

greg is watching a wind advisory... for the valley today greg? northwest of southern nevada and we are feeling it already! breezy conditions this morning turn into a wind advisory for all of southern nevada starting at 10am and will last to at least 1am mph through today and tonight with the valley gusting up to 40 mph. sustained winds look to hold visibility may be lower today not out of the picture. by tomorrow, the winds will slightly weaken but gusts between 25 and 35 mph will be common along with high temperatures plummeting to between 58 and 62 degrees valley wide. morning lows on the mountain will be 18 degrees and with the we are in the mid and upper 30s. because morning lows will be so pipes should be wrapped and insulated. outdoor potted plants and pets should be brought inside for warmth and make sure your will take over again and mainly sunny skies and light winds will be common. high temperatures look to rise not all on the same page just yet. changes could be coming to your kids school... the state has released a narrowed down list

a wind advisory in effect until 7:00 p.m. gusts as high as 40. look out for debris in the roads. >> thanks for joining us. it's thanksgiving week, time to give thanks and be nice to each other, let's have more of that, all right. for matt pellman, tamala edwards, karen rogers, david murphy, nydia han, i'm matt o'donnell. "g.m.a." is next. instead of rushing to buy we gave thanks for what we already have. at t.j.maxx, marshalls and homegoods we're closed on thanksgiving because family time comes first. bring back the holidays. life can be messy... but with crayola color wonder... it doesn't have to be. don't you wish life could be this mess-free? color wonder. find it in the crayola aisle. sets each sold separately. >>> good morning, america. the northeast hit by the first major snowstorm of the the season. a foot of snow already falling. more on the way. wind gusts up to 50 miles an hour. temperatures plunging from chicago to florida, as millions prepare to hit the road for thanksgiving. >>> breaking right now. massive manhunt. four police office

a wind advisory is in effect off with the strongest of winds, blustery. the strong winds will not help a few low 40s south of i-80. it farther away from eastern iowa. high pressure settles in for the to go tonight since we'll be much colder today. overnight, temperatures won't be too different. the biggest change tomorrow. away from eastern iowa. high pressure settles in for the weekend so it will be calm. the cold continues into tonight. lows will fall into the teens tomorrow. new this morning... one local business is hoping to find the man they saw on their take a look this is video from j and r rental in east dubuque, illinois--here you can see a man breaking the front door. it happened right around midnight thursday night. the store's manager says five chainsaws and five quick cut saws were stolen, totalling about nine thousand dollars. they say the timing couldn't be (tony steiner, j&r rental) chainsaws, and get new and stuff like that, so no if you have any information on who this might be, please call police. a grand jury will decide whether an are

a wind advisory is in effect tomorrow. also, a chance for mountain rain and snow showers starts tonight and will linger through tomorrow. here in the valley we have a slight chance for isolated showers. the colder air drops in tonight and will drop high temps to the mid 50s around the valley. also, gusts will peak to about 35mph through the afternoon. this large system will bring two more hits of colder air to the area. one sunday night and the other monday night. this will keep high temps in the mid 50s through wednesday. by thursday, another system will start to move into the area which will again prevent temperatures from budging from the mid 50s through at least saturday. expect breezy winds on friday and saturday. the area. tonight, the winds will pick up to the windy category with peak gusts to about 40mph through the early morning hours of sunday. a wind advisory is in effect from 7pm tonight through noon -- could be good for your the secret number of nightcaps -- to keep you happy -- and demolished unlv -- 45 to 10

advisory issued. the temperatures dipping down in some of the neighborhoods. this kicks n in at 3:00 a.m. an3 is going: to be in effect until 9:00 a.m. it was 80-degrees just a few days ago. lots of sunshine in the week ahead i'm happy to same temperatures are going to cool down quite a bit late week in comparison to the early part ofp through, but election day is looking absolutely fabulous so far. we might have a little bit of a sprinkle or passing shower tuesday night into wednesday morning. it will be fairly late. in the meantime, 56-degrees right now in the nation's capital, 52-degrees for baltimore, 41 at manassas and 43 at dulles. we've got 44-degrees at fredericksburg, a chilly 34 at frederick. that's kind of the temperature t range that whee're headed for tonight and cumberland. look the at highs for today, though. yes, we were into the upper 60s and low 70s, very, very nicery conditions and a mild day just to get out and enjoy thiss wonderful sunshine that we had a. all compliments of a ridg

a wind advisory is in effect and that's your latest forecast. guys. >> thanks, dylan. up next, trending. one of my favorite parts. the guy who says he still does not know who won the we'll talk to him live. >>> and in popstart. a dream come true for "saturday night live" fans. night live" fans. kristin connecting with my frie. love it. connecting with some sketchy guy from a blocked number who just called saying he's with a tech company that needs remote access to my computer to block a virus he detected?! really? hey we hear you. that's why aarp created the fraud watch network. to help you protect your family with information on the latest scams, so you can spot fraud from a mile away. if you don't think "this is right for me" when you think aarp, then you don't know "aarp". ?spread a little love today? ?spread a little love my way? ?spread a little somethin to remember? philadelphia cream cheese, made with fresh milk and real cream. makes your recipes their holiday favorites. the holidays are made with philly. hurrhappening all month long. great black friday deals pl

wind advisory until 7:00 p.m. temperature 43 degrees, winds out of the west/northwest at 24 miles per hour. we have wind gusts as high as 40 to had to 45 miles per hour at times. there could trees or tree branches coming down. 41 in allentown. 41 in reading. 44 in wilmington. 45 in millville. 43 in dover. 42 in cape may. salt sat showing you how the -- satellite showing you how the clouds are part of the package. there's snow showers north of the poconos, some of them might get into the territory of the poconos a little bit later on today. probably dry for the most part. up in the lehigh valley, clouds mixing with sun. winds and chilly, high of 43. windchills in the 30s in the lehigh valley this afternoon. at the shore, clouds mixing with sunny breaks, winds and chilly, high of 48. you might get windchills in the low 40s down the shore. still uncomfortable. in philadelphia. a high of 45 this afternoon, clouds mixing with sun, windy and chilly, there are the gusts as high as 45 miles per hour. if you have a high pr

once again that frost advisory in effect. continues until 7:00 in the morning for parts of the north bay. then we reach into the low 60s today. east san jose up to 66 degrees. 64 in walnut creek today and the peninsula to 63. 62 in the mission district while napa reaches 63 degrees. in for rain this weekend after a couple days of clear and cool conditions. rain starts to move in from the west by saturday. it starts in the north bay, continues into late saturday night. a few scattered showers on sunday. it looks like a pretty soggy weekend off and on. won't rain the entire time, but you'll have to plan for some rain this weekend. we will have the potential of up to possibly close to an inch of rain. the seven-day forecast clears it out for a couple days. rain once again saturday and sunday and another chance early next week. i'll have another update, sam and laura, in a few minutes. >> we'll look forward to that. thank you, kari. >>> a bay area man's phone bill jumps from $60 to nearly $1,000. "nbc bay area responds" tries to

fond du lac -- the wind advisory is all through southeast wisconsin. runs through 6:00 tomorrow evening. up to the north, snow is starting to wind down. the winter weather advisory for our extreme northwestern counties from duluth and superior up to northeast minnesota where they have a winter storm warning. in orr, minnesota. as you can see, a couple snow showers starting to develop. here come these snow showers from the northwest. they're more spotty and broken clouds. the wind speeds are continuing through the morning hours. gusts will be around 40. during the day tomorrow, 20-30 mile-per-hour winds with gusts up to 45 miles per hour. there's the high temperature in milwaukee. superior high was only 43. 41 right now in milwaukee. 36 in waukesha. 36 in white water. also out in burlington. so the big storm is starting to wind down. snow flurries starting to clear out. ink everything is done by -- i think everything is done by 9:00 in the morning. the chilly weather settles in tomorrow night and continues right on into sunday. a few snow showers develo

consider appointing one member, term ending february 1, 2017, to the park, recreation and open space advisory committee. (rules committee)vacant seat 4, succeeding heather fuchs, resigned, must be nominated by the district 4 supervisor and from district 4, for the unexpired portion of a two-year term ending >> item number 2 is hearing to consider appointing one member, term ending february 1, 2017, to the park, recreation and open space advisory committee. (rules committee)vacant seat 4, succeeding heather fuchs, resigned, must be nominated by the district 4 supervisor and from district 4, for the unexpired portion of a two-year term ending february 1, 2017. there's 1-c and one applicant >> supervisor tang. >> thank you for considering this item which would go through rules committee, but we have an eager appointee who would like to start in december. i would like to invite mrs. dylan to speak. >> thank you for your e-mail. the floor is yours. >> hello. thank you for having me today. my name is natalie dylan. i'm the native of san francisco. born and raised in the mission where mission play g

consider appointing one member, term ending february 1, 2017, to the park, recreation and open space advisory committee. (rules committee)vacant seat 4, succeeding heather fuchs, resigned, must be nominated by the district 4 supervisor and from district 4, for the unexpired portion of a two-year term ending >> item number 2 is hearing to consider appointing one member, term ending february 1, 2017, to the park, recreation and open space advisory committee. (rules committee)vacant seat 4, succeeding heather fuchs, resigned, must be nominated by the district 4 supervisor and from district 4, for the unexpired portion of a two-year term ending february 1, 2017. there's 1-c and one applicant >> supervisor tang. >> thank you for considering this item which would go through rules committee, but we have an eager appointee who would like to start in december. i would like to invite mrs. dylan to speak. >> thank you for your e-mail. the floor is yours. >> hello. thank you for having me today. my name is natalie dylan. i'm the native of san francisco. born and raised in the mission where mission play g

a wind advisory is posted for portions of the kwwl the east. we may have a few rain showers, but the winds and falling temperatures are the main things you will notice. a accumulating snow stays well off to our northwest. temperas on saturday with windy conditions. things will stay calm through monday evening. monday night there may be a rain/snow mix, before switching to all rain on tuesday. that storm system may linger into early wednesday with breezy conditions. thanksgiving looks dry. the big weather story today will be the wind and falling temperatures. sustained winds will be 20-30 mph with gusts possible to 40 or even 50 mph at times. a wind advisory is posted for portions of the kwwl viewing area and may be expanded if the path of the low falling temperatures are the day forecast. it will be cold and windy today and tomorrow. sunny this weekend, but temperatures will be on the cold side. we have a chance for rain tuesday and wednesday maybe a mix of snow monday night. coming up... michael oglesby from dubuque had pancreatic cancer. he d

so the fog advisory is in place this morning. this will go until 7 a.m. or so and visibility while reduced notice they're coming up here now in the district up to 4 miles visibility and we already see a huge difference in the live cameras and annie drive around there then when she was starting 4:15 before we came on the air. a little more as the rain comes in fog will lift. erin i don't know if that's good news or not, lifting and rain is moving in. how does that help. >> right, so both are trouble areas for commuters. fog and rain as gary mentioned with the fog advisory in place through 7. this is a live look 270 southbound and montrose road. you can see volume picking up as it normally does as folks head to the spur to the district for work. elevated fog. denser patches on the road as well causing a lot of visibility issues. please use low beams and earlier start taking it slow slower than usual as well. look at 28 by frying pan road. because of dense fog advisory it's a mess of glare there from the light as well. traffic is slow moving on the southboun

frost advisory in effect until 8am for the dmv (d.c., fairfax, east of i-95. today: mostly sunny. high clouds late. cold morning, warmer afternoon. highs: 67-71 winds: sw 5 mph tonight: mostly cloudy. few showers by dawn. lows: 47-53 winds: sw 5 mph wednesday: mostly cloudy with a chance of showers, especially early. cooler and breezy. some clearing late. highs: 56-62 winds: nw 10-15 g 30 the time for campaigning is over. it's election day-- and voters are ready to pick their leaders. it was a race to the finish fr hold rallies into the early morning hours. now-- it's up to the voters. our question of the day is "do you plan to vote today?" go to wjla.com/votenow to let us know. in the meantime - abc's elizabeth hur is live in northwest to kick off our coverage. good morning.. hillary clinton presidential race most of the focies.. but the battle for congress is abno of course-- it's not just the presidential race that will be decided today. lots of state and on the ballot. and one of the most heated congressional races is happening in virginia. complete vote 2016 coverage continue

wind advisory stays up until 6:00 a.m. monday for delaware and lehigh valleys because wind, once again, will be gusting from 40 to 45 miles an hour. here's the other change, it is about 15 degrees colder in the city then it was this same time yesterday. 17 degrees colder up in the poconos. up the coast from ac to wildwood it feels like it is 16 degrees colder then it was just 24 hours ago, and that chillies sticking around for rest of tonight. we have got that stiff westerly wind. when you factor in the wind with the combination of the air temperatures it only feels like 34 in philadelphia, and 29 in the current wind chill number in reading. just teens up in the poconos, 15 degrees there. feeling like 34 degrees at the coast in cape may. we will talk about what we can expect right through tomorrow, those winds stay blustery, and gusting from 40 to 45 miles an hour, wind chills once again overnight tonight, and even as you wake up tomorrow morning in the 20's and 30's, is there a winter weather advisory for poconos because

there's a high surf advisory until 6 p.m. the national weather service says swells could reach 11 to 14 feet with break us up to 17 feet and n increased risk of rip currents. >> so remember roberta's favorite saying. >> never turn your back to an angry ocean. >> kenny you're an established surfer. is that surfable? >> it depends on the conditions. the height of the waves doesn't mean the conditions will be perfect. you have to look if it's too windy. it's not going to break very well. >> northwest winds 10 to 20. over the waters about 15 knots. so yeah, kind of blown out? >> could be. >> could close out quickly. >> definitely chilly. onshore and in the water, as well. good morning, everybody. again, let's go ahead and pinpoint that forecast for you. we have that high surf advisory in effect until 6:00 this evening. erosion, dangerous rip currents are in the forecast and sneaker waves so please be very mindful for that. no fishing on the jetties today. i wanted to share this with you. it's our satellite and radar. i wanted to

as for our wind advisory---that advisory has been cancelled ahead of the original 10-pm timeframe. .................. alright here's satellite radar... you can see our showery conditions and mountain snow has pushed off to the se into now...it looks like we'll see increasing clouds moving in from the northwest. .................. another weather system will bring the potential for light snow across southeast nevada and northwest arizona monday. a dry northwest flow will then develop over the region through much of the week with continued cool temperatures and occasional shots of north wind. ................... winds decreased quickly early across most of the region this evening and skies cleared behind the upper low pulling away across southeast arizona. attention now turns to a fast moving shortwave sliding from the pacific northwest across eastern nevada, utah and through monday. there is considerable low to mid level moisture preceding this wave which will spread across eastern nevada and northwest arizona between 4am and 10am monday. there is a good chance of snow to remember fide

so as a result, you will stop seeing these advisories take effect. this is the transition part of the year. so when the advisories come out of course we want to let you know, that said, storm scan nice and quiet. even the satelite over top of this, barely cloud in that sky. most of it is zero out over the open water locally. temperatures as they stand are chilly, low 40's, 30's, orr even 20's, depending on location, cold start means only rebound so far from here. i do expect very quiet and very nice day. it is a stretch of cool with temperatures at best upper 50's at best this afternoon, how much, nice little warming trends coming our way. more than anything, a other coaster ride of thermometer readings that we will see in the days ahead. much more on detail of that, when we warm up, and how the rest of the forecast pans out later in the show. meisha, over to you. >> warming trends, we like that, katie. thank you so much. morning, everyone, happy monday. right now, we are looking outside at the vine. keep a close eye on this, we just heard about the

-- advisory, we will let you know that, too. i dropped the rain chances significantly here, and then another rain system moving its way from the southeast, there tuesday morning, and i think we will steer clear of that, clear and tomorrow. here's a look at what we are dealing with today. in effect right now, winter weather advisory for everything you can see shaded in purple. the 40 goes through flagstaff, and it's a big travel area there, and it could affect you there. look out for that, or let people know. here's the totals we are expecting, and in these parts, we could see possible. we will call the national weather service for the updates. temperatures for today and how warm we will get. 51 or cool, depending on your perspective. the hook today in yuma at 68 -- the high today in yuma at 68. cape creek, partly cloudy to cloudy skies, and in the west valley, mid-60s for most of us temperatures and your rain chances throughout the day, you will see we will top out as we get into the afternoon there, and nice conditions, 60s, an

a dense fog advisory until 9:00. we slip south to racine, 36 over 35 on the southwest breezes as well. light fog there. compare that sheboygan, right along the lake, our camera at blue harbor, a little bit more sunshine coming in, with 30 over 29. but certainly the potential exists for the foggy areas and temperatures near freezing. could get a little bit of that freezing fog in place. now, visibility, again, variable overall, but we have a light fog in place across much of southern wisconsin and dense fog advisories cover some of the area until 9:00, that includes milwaukee and waukesha county. 33 at bayview. and 28 at brown deer this morning. and sun has been up the better part of 40 minutes. with the sunshine, we will start and mixup the atmosphere. that's going to allow our temperatures to climb. elsewhere we have 32 at watertown. 35 at lake geneva. so here is a look at the dense fog advisory. sheboygan and fond du lac. and waukesha and milwaukee county until 9:00. keep in mind, watching a little bit of cloudines

wind advisory goes until 7:00 o'clock. that does not mean that the wind will shut off but strongest wind over 40 miles an hour gusts, probably not past 7:00 o'clock this evening. but there can be isolated 40 miles an hour gusts after that. you can see camden, gloucester, burlington counties and points northwest still in that wind advisory for the next hour or so. current sustained wind, still at 20 to 25 miles an hour, right now at the airport 24 miles an hour. 23 miles an hour wind in wilmington. making it feel like no better than 20's out there. and still isolated gusts to 40. coming up we will talk about today's peak wind gusts and we will take a peak at that thanksgiving day forecast and we will let you know as we head back to temperatures in the mid 50's, jessica. >>> in trenton the homes on a single city block burned down all destroyed by a wind driven fire. fire broke out on weinberg place around 3:00 monday morning, it eventually reached six alarms, injuring two people. fire crews had to dodge live electrical wires

winter weather advisory until noon. wind advisory ends at 9:00 am. advisories and warnings will be all over the place by the weekend. be advised of that. 50's and 60s with scattered showers in the north bay there. >> some people are going to the airport. there is no trouble on 101 getting to the airport or 880 in front of the oakland airport, it looks good. if you are trying to catch a flight, it looks good coming into the area. we are looking at the commute at gillroy and san jose, not a bad commute into the valley with a little slowing northbound 101 after 280, 6:03, let's go back to the desk. >> happening now, as sal told you, a busy day on the roads and in the air as people are traveling for thanksgiving. >> janine has been checking in from the san jose airport to show us what is going on has it been more crowded since you have been there? >> reporter: a little bit it's awe slow bill. there has been a constant line of cars with people getting dropped off as the minutes tick by. that is to be expected. this is one of their busiest days here. the a

a high surf advisory is still in effect. the national weather service says it's best to stay away from jetties and rock areas. sneaker waves are also a key concern because pacifica residents have seen erosion damage from storms. even those awed by the waves are being very careful. >> when you drive down the street and look straight at the ocean you can see the waves across the freeway so you know they're piping up definitely. >> honestly i'm battening down the hatches in my backyard. since february's storm, i have minimized what's in my backyard. >> the winter storms did so much damage to some pacifica cliffs that multiple homes were deemed unlivable. >>> those storms are helping with the statewide drought. last month alone we saw almost a dozen waterlogged days and it was the second wettest october on record for the northern sierra. the great start to the wet season is leading to improvements on the u.s. drought monitor. comparing this week to last week, the drought is almost completely gone from the northwestern part of th

a dense fog advisory through 7:00 a.m. take a look at who is affected by the advisory. it's just about everybody in our here's the dense fog. we're already seeing it. it's a quarter mile visibility or less. that's what we have. take a look at the numbers currently at the quarter mile visibility in leesburg. visibility less than a mile in many areas. quarter mile in leesburg. half mile in cull pupper. half mile in manassas. it's also the rain. rain is tornadoes to the south. it won't be severe for us, but that rain will coincide with the morning rush. i'll take you hour by hour later. >>> right now popular resort towns in the tennessee moutens are bracing for what could be another disaster night. hurricane winds ripped fires through gatlinberg. the flames damaged or destroyed for this area of the smokily mountains. mandatory evacuations are in place for 14,000 people. >>> two billionaires could join trump's cabinet. he could elect his pick for pressure secretary tomorrow. a man who used to work for goldman sachs. one is known for his work in the coal and the steel indust

whether you are in the advisory area or not, but the dense fog advisory is until 10 :00 this morning. visibility at a quarter of a mile or less in many areas. we are on our way to a very pleasant forecast. today, early, the patchy fog. low 60's and light north winds. we can see patchy fog friday morning, bevent partly sunny skies tomorrow with highs in the low 60's. wait until you get a load of the weekend forecast. you will be happy. melinda: thank you. when you're on the go, take the weather watch 12 forecast with you. just download the wisn 12 news tablet. breaking news this morning. the curse is broken. the chicago cubs are the 2016 world series champions. ben: it took 10 innings to do it. an incredible game. the cubs beat the cleveland indians in game seven at progressive field late last night. tim elliott is following all the reaction this morning to this historic win. tim: it's been more than a century since the cubs took home the world series title. now, the loveable losers have a reason to celebrate. look at that. a lot of booze flying in that locker room. a locker room celeb

winter weather advisory goes until noon and there is lake wind advisories, believe me, there will be all sorts of advisories as they head through the weekend. reno is talking about a cold windy pattern by the time we get to sunday. 4500 feet. the snow level is coming down, a breezy pattern to the gulf. decent. partly sunny, partly cloudy, cooler and breezy. 5:01, sal. >> we are looking at the tracey commute, getting into the bay area. you will see that traffic is doing pretty well on 580, a little robust. if you are driving to the silicon valley. pretty good, this is a look at the oakland san francisco commute at the bay bridge. it's light, so far, 5:02, let's go back to the desk. >> president-elect donald trump is in florida for thanksgiving, but this morning, we have learned he plans to add south carolina governor nicki haley to his cabinet. reporter, doug lieu someday kerr live in washington with the news and other candidates being considered for top level posts. some surprising, doug? >> reporter: good morning, the washington post for starters is confirming that nicki haily, gove

dense fog advisory through 9 and it's for all of you. and where we are seeing most problems is further inland where visibility is under a are calm in the locations. and we have got the high humidity dew points and that's what's creating the foggy weather we are experiencing. so as we take a look at what happens over the next several hours once the fog burns off we have got mostly sunny skies on the way. and the warmup too thanks to high pressure and winds out of the south. so this is really going to be the close of our work and school week. no records today. we will be in the 60s. but i do think we will break some new records as we head impressive with highs in the 70s. notice on future view we go from the foggy weather to really clearing skies into the afternoon. and early evening. 4:00 today, 60s. clear as can be. so, it's going to be a really great way to wrap things up this week. before we start to talk about the weather over the weekend, we do that here on window nation 7-day. saturday's cold front is the big changer. and we will ha

high surf advisory in place. swells up to 27 feet with sneaker waves so please be careful at the ocean. later today onshore temperatures topping off in the 60s and the low and mid-70s warmer today than yesterday. and we do have again temperatures along the coast and half moon bay up to 70. 70s peninsula. 70s to the east and to the south. we're also talking about stinson beach with a good- looking day a slight breeze out of the northwest at 5 miles per hour. equally as warm tomorrow. >>> richmond main street is celebrating 15 years of service today. a big anniversary party is planned tonight during the event. there will be a special salute to the 95-year-old park ranger with the national park service in richmond. she is the oldest park ranger in the country. the party starts at 6:00. >> i'm going to meet her soon. >> you are? >> yeah. >> i'm emceeing an event coming up and she is going to be the main speaker. >> she is a wonderful lady. captions by: caption colorado comments@captioncolorado.com >>> good morning to

high caution advisory until 5:00 this morning. in san francisco, the bay bridge looking fantastic this morning. 54 degrees. mostly clear skies into livermore. temperatures in the upper 40s, and san jose right now pretty start to the morning, 51 and hour-by-hour, we'll go from the low 50s, eventually into the low 70s. average high 9 degrees, as you see in your microclimate forecast, our temperatures are above average today. check out gilroy, 77 agrees, 76 in morgan hill, mid 70s around san jose. danville, 76 degrees, concord about 73 and even around the peninsula and heading to the coast, close to 70 in half moon bay, low 70s in palo alto. close to 70s and upper 60s around san francisco. 72 in sonoma and 71 in mill valley. we'll see a few high clouds for tomorrow. next chance of rain coming in saturday evening, starting off in the north bay. here is how things look hour-by-hour for your weekend, dry start to saturday. during the afternoon and evening, you see the rain in the north bay and dropping south very early sunday morning an

kevin: a dense fog advisory. not everyone seeing that. this ability is going to be down a quarter-mile. temperatures above freezing in most locations. that leaves minimal issues as far as the roadways themselves are concerned this morning. by later this could be an additional inch plus of rainfall. temperatures above freezing and most locations. -- in most locations. beyond that, visibility's will improve as rainfall moves in for the afternoon. into the evening, some of that will be heavy at times. let's take a look at your wednesday morning ride here in the granite state. we're joined live by 95.7 wzid's deb davidson. good morning, deb. deb: good morning. especially through the concord area, on 393, 93, 106, and route three. also slow moving on 94 northbound from exit 15 through exit 20. 89 southbound is slow from hopkinton into concord. the northbound side, we are seeing heavy delays through warner. reports of icy conditions around the lakes region, so take it easy. along the seacoast, it is very foggy, so because cautious on 95 and the

wind advisory in effect. high: 67 wind: sw 20-30 mph tonight: windy. chance for flurries and snow showers overnight. low: 33 wind: w 15-25 mph a burglary suspect shoots at deandra corinthios has more milwaukee police officers. that man is now in m-p-d custody. our deandra corinthios has more from district five. suspect armed with a handgun fired at them. this happened near 27th and ruby shortly before 10:30 p-m after the suspect fired the shots, an officer returned fire. no one was hit ...no officers were injured the suspect took off running...and after a brief foot chase a 23 year old man from milwaukee was arrested a spokesperson for the police department says the suspect has an arrest record with them. his name has not been released. the case now goes to the milwaukee county district attorney's office... they'll review it and decide on charges. corinthios fox6 news. three families are displaced after an apartment fire in south milwaukee. fire crews were called out to 13th and manis-tique for a kitchen fire. the red cross is assisting ten people. no

a dense fog advisory is in effect for some. after the fog lifts, the sun will take over and we warm into the low 60s. with just a few clouds tonight, well dp sun under high pressure friday, well warm to near 60. the weekend features a stronger push of mild air with highs in the low 60s saturday and sunday. we could see a few showers on monday but we stay in the low 60s and should dry up and stay mild for election day tuesday. today: dense fog this morning. sunny. high: 62 wind: n 5-10 mph tonight: a few clouds. fog possible. low: light mph anchor adlibs traffic red on traffic map = major delays yellow on traffic map = some delays green on traffic map = no delays the world series champions --- and the trophy returned back in wrigley. the team got back to chicago about two hours ago. this is video of the team getting off the bus --- continuing to celebrate the once again become the best team in baseball. and of course... game 7 had to end in thrilling fashion! baseball. and of course... game 7 had to end in thrilling fashion! bot

to the north a winter weather advisory. not a whole a lot different, but maybe more snow associated with this one. light, an inch of snow and trace of ice in here. this is more wintery in na and not as dangerous with freezing rain. freezing rain is actually the worst kind of whether you will get. the high temps tomorrow, it is changing to rain. highs in the 50's to the north. a few upper 40's showing up. overall really mild temperatures for this time of the year. get used to it. in wooster, tuesday, wednesday, and thursday, up to the 50-degree mark. and thursday we clear things outa. couple of days of rain and even into thursday morning looking wet. into the 50's. mid-50's in some location. i would not be surprised with a rumble of thunder to the south. and it came tomorrow enjoying temperatures into the 50's. how much rain will we get out of this, between now and tuesday night. and round one, remember, probably close to an inch of rain. that's the first round. and the second one just as much with it. before the week is ove

a dense fog advisory is in place for the entire viewing area until 8:00. the temperatures are cold, as well. if you were out late last night or early this morning, we are in the 30s. bundle up as you step outside. here is entire viewing area except for the ashtabula area. sorry, you got left out of this whole thing. do not use the high beams. take it slow on the roadways. thursday, warming fast. temperatures today in the middle 60s. tomorrow record high temperatures but we still have to talk about the weekend thing going on. right now let's talk about the roads. how is the fog impacting things. >>> well, it is certainly blanketing the whole viewing area. but the traffic right now is light, of course. let's pull up the odot view. 76 and wooster, barely making out the cars with the fog out there. low beams. >>> we are investigating an outbreak of legionnaires disease in lake county. officials believe it may have started at a plant in east lake. newschannel5's sarah phinney is are at risk? >> reporter: yes. the commissioner says they will be looking at 15 oth