drugged its players. milking cows going high tech. cyborg s saving dairy farmers from going belly up. kathleen sebelius. primary elections setting the stage for high profile house and senate race this is fall. voters went to the polls in pennsylvania, kentucky, arkansas, georgia, idaho and oregon. senate minority mitch mcconnell fighting off a tea party challenge. in georgia, david perdue advanced to a republican run off election in that state s hotly contested election race. any surprises from last night s results? not from what we knew just a couple of days ago, but if someone six months ago were looking at outcomes, they would be shocked because some that were considered shoo in s didn t prevail. running for the democratic nominee for governor in pennsylvania, she lost to tom wolf, who run a self-funded campaign, businessman, served in local government. her house seat opened up and there is someone who has gotten attention, the mortgage of chelsea clinton was
joins us with a look at the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. you can almost start to feel it s a little chillier. reporter: temperatures are about to crumble. we have a big cool down this weekend. we ve enjoyed a mild month thus far. temperatures 2 to 3 degrees above normal. right now it s not too bad. 59 degrees. it s a little bit cooler, low 50s north and west. we have mainly clear skies and calm conditions in terms of winds. millville, 59. trenton, 55. along the beach in the low 60s. here s the leading edge of the colder air making its way into western pennsylvania. this will slide east during the day provide us with high, thin clouds maybe a passing shower in the poconos or the lehigh valley. for us in the delaware it is a nice, mild breezy afternoon. 8:00 a.m., 60 degrees, mostly sunny skies, 9:00 a.m., mostly sunny, 62. 64 by 10:00. the temperature will top out around lurch time and then they will start to pull back as the cold front sweeps through. looks lik
we saw last year at this time. if you don t know at home, i m a big winter weather fan. i m cheering it on. it s similar, the pattern, i ve overlooked a couple of things. we had a big warmup to start october. this year has been the same way. the cool down, the same thing happened in october last year. as you look outside, you can see how quiet it is and the temperatures are mild, during the the course of the day you ll see the wind pick up and the clouds move in overhead. quakertown, 51 degrees, warrington, 5. center city, 55 degrees, levittown, 56. cinnaminson, 56. glassboro, 57. gandys beach 58. avalon, 62. here it is, this is the culprit right here, you can see the counter clockwise swirl that s an area of low pressure we have a trailing cold front sweeping through pittsburgh that will charge east. maybe a couple of showers develop for the poconos later on. down in the delaware valley it looks nice, mostly sunny, clouds around from time to time, temperatures topping out in
when i come bank in just a bit. stay calm that s the message today from president obama. in his weekly media message, he said americans need to pull together to address the deadly virus. meanwhile, a huge rally was held in texas in support of the hospital and its staff where an ebola patient died. dann cuellar reports from dallas. reporter: carrying signs which stated i am presbyterian proud, and presbyterian united. 50 staff members rallied outside the hospital. the rally comes a day after a texas nurses union enstaff members criticized the hospital after failing to give proper training on how to care for ebola. two nurses contracted the disease. 70 others who cared for duncan have been ordered to stay away from public places for 21 days until the danger of developing ebola has passed. governor rick perry said mistakes were made from the cdc to the hospital in handling ebola. air travel is in fact how this disease crosses borders. it s certainly how it got to texas in
storm-spewing sharks blows up into a nationwide phenomenon overnight. is sharknado the best worst movie of all-time? did you really say the best bad movie of all-time? i didn t sleep all night. did you see that thing? great to have david muir by my side. and look at the crowd we already have out at the park, lined up all night for one republic. great friday. sam, already there. he could not wait to get out there to central park. it s going to be a good live event this friday morning. on / we re going to get to those dramatic developments unfolding at this hour. the american spy fugitive, edward snowden, at the center of that case, emerging for the first time in weeks. let s get to abc s chief investigative correspondent, brian ross, who s been tracking this story from the start. we know he s been holed up in that moscow airport. now, we know exactly where in that airport. reporter: there s this new foe of snowden taken at the airport. looking much the same he did