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no rain or anything to deal with. november like for sure. get ready for typical mid november pattern, coal near next week, getting to this weekend, again, most part, looking pretty good. waking to up cloud cover, but change is in those temperatures compared to yesterday at this time, 12-22 degrees colder cold air mass continues to filter in. waking up at 43 at the airport, surrounding suburbs, freezing, allentown, reading, 38 in wilmington, some frost out there if the winds are cam. thirty-six quakertown, 37 doylestown, palmyra, new jersey up at 42 degrees. win really depends where you are. calm in a lot of the suburbs, but at the airport, 12-mile per hour breeze out of the north, seven out of wilmington, not harsh windchills but enough to make it feel chilly, need the heavier coat. clouds rolling on through right now, breaks in the clouds today, not total sunshine, but enough cool start to the morning, 45 at 9:00, lunchtime around 50, low 50 s for the high this a ....
first visit to the u.s. only on gma this morning. and good morning, america. what a moment at the vatican. abc news there exclusive ly for an historic event getting ready for his first ever visit to the u.s. and maybe news on the issue of abortion. big announcement coming up there. right to the extreme weather making it a steamy start to september. the east coast set to bake in above normal 90-degree heat and in the southwest, more rain, powerful wind. ginger zee covering it all. good morning. good morning. strong monsoon storms taking trees down, putting them on top of cars and sounded like this in phoenix. oh, my god. oh, my god. up to an inch and a half of rain. there were water rescues and power outages, 65,000 in phoenix to this in brownsville, texas, 4 to 6 inches of rain especially north of the city. a lot of the drains couldn t handle it and charleston, south carolina, had their fifth wettest day on record. heat pushing on the east up into minnesota, ....
song for me? david muir and the pope s excitement about his historic first visit to the u.s. only on gma this morning. and good morning, america. what a moment at the vatican. abc news there exclusive ly for an historic event getting ready for his first ever visit to the u.s. and maybe news on the issue of abortion. big announcement coming up there. right to the extreme weather making it a steamy start to september. the east coast set to bake in above normal 90-degree heat and in the southwest, more rain, powerful wind. ginger zee covering it all. good morning. good morning. strong monsoon storms taking trees down, putting them on top of cars and sounded like this in phoenix. oh, my god. oh, my god. up to an inch and a half of rain. there were water rescues and pockets of flash flooding and power outages, 65,000 in phoenix to this in brownsville, texas, 4 to 6 inches of rain especially north of the city. a lot of the drains couldn t handle it and charlesto ....
young woman. may i ask of you to sing a song for me? david muir and the pope s excitement about his historic first visit to the u.s. only on gma this morning. and good morning, america. what a moment at the vatican. abc news there exclusive ly for an historic event getting ready for his first ever visit to the u.s. and maybe news on the issue of abortion. big announcement coming up there. right to the extreme weather making it a steamy start to september. the east coast set to bake in above normal 90-degree heat and in the southwest, more rain, powerful wind. ginger zee covering it all. good morning. good morning. strong monsoon storms taking trees down, putting them on top of cars and sounded like this in phoenix. oh, my god. oh, my god. up to an inch and a half of rain. there were water rescues and pockets of flash flooding and power outages, 65,000 in phoenix to this in brownsville, texas, 4 to 6 inches of rain especially north of the city. a lot of t ....
having only seconds to make a defining choice which is exactly the situation alameda county deputies tony whittle and sandra williams found themselves in one morning in april. some unnerving moments in the east bay on the 5:00 news that night, it was the first story after the first break. a bus carrying inmates catching fire on interstate 580. closing the road and backing up traffic. it took all of 20 seconds to tell the viewer about it. still unclear what sparked that blaze for those who were on the bus, the memories of the fire and what followed will last a lifetime. i m glad you were okay of course, thanks to alameda deputies tony whittle and sandra williams, those on the bus still have a lifetime. the day was april 6, a friday. and deputy whittle was behind the wheel of the transport bus. deputy williams was in back, sandwiched among seven different locked cages. 24 prisoners inside. until they reached the stretch of 580, it had been a smooth trip. ....