clouds are thin enough that you will get a little bit of sunshine through as the sun comes up at 36 now in boston and peabody. 35 in randolph. 37 in wellesley to 30 degrees in pelham, new hampshire. and 26 right now in norton. down to the cape and islands, brewster at 40 degrees. 45 in falmouth. 47 on the vineyard. south shore from 30 in plymouth to marshfield at 34 degrees. not too bad there. even worcester at 31. holden, 32. auburn 29 degrees. maynard, 35. and pepperell at 30 degrees. and 20s from amherst to windham and 20s from amherst to windham, new hampshire. a chill to the north and west of boston. 7 a.m. we have sun coming up at 7:10 this morning. about 33 degrees here. at noontime, 50 degrees. clouds are rolling in. they are really increasing quite quickly this morning, and by 3 p.m., we are going into the middle 50s for highs today. it is definitely going to be mild, but it is really not going to be all that bright, and by 7:00 this evening, back down to 49 degrees.
announcer: this is 7 news at 4:30. elizabeth: 7 news focusing on the forecast. wet weather storming in. soaking conditions. slowing down the evening commute. not exactly a difficult england. adam: there is a muggy feel to the air. things are heating up for the holidays so it might feel more of that. let s jet tomermer with get to jeremy reiner. reporter: the rain. the steady rain shut down temporarily. worcester hill, that will sweep across the metro within the next i would say 45 minutes to an hour. it s raining up through southern new hampshire and that will be the case in those locations for the next 35-40 minutes. rainfall totals not overwhelming. there is no flooding but the evening commute surely getting snarled up. you factor in holiday travel as well. that will slow things down. half inch of rain. i m not concerned about the water freezing up. here we are in december and you have a rarely and the cold air usually sweeps in after that. `not this go around. ci
keene were exposed to carbon monoxide and what it means for residents. no one covers new hampshire like we do. now, wmur, news 9 this morning. amy: good morning, new hampshire. it s 6:00 on sunday, december 20th, i m amy coveno. sean: i m sean mcdonald. we ll have a wrap-up of the debate, but we want to check with mike haddad, i believe i saw snakes. you probably did, sean, there it is up in the north country, the roads are slick. and will be the next couple of hours, notice the snow showers diminishing and it will turn dry even up north where it s around 20 and lower 30 s in parts of including manchester and over to the coast. and it develops south and east of the lakes region. and elsewhere, breezy and seasonably chilly. upper 20 s north and the narm wear we ve seen the good part of december, it s coming back. and it will be back in the upcoming weeks in minutes. guns in and of themselves in my opinion will not make americans safer. we lose 33,000 people a year alread
get that umbrella, it is about to be. moderate rain along i-95 south of town, lifting northbound here. so rain will increase a bit here over the next couple of hours before fading back later this afternoon. it is anything but cold. we re already in the low to mid-50s and the 24-hour focus, no cold air in sight. rain this morning, dry evening. more rain chances for tomorrow. more details on that in a few more minutes. we ll let you know how the weather impacts your plans. 6:01 now. maryland school system is gearing up for what could be a very long afternoon. bus drivers are threatening a strike. what are they demanding? adam tuss in charles county with more on that and what parents need to know. this is an issue about pay as most strikes are. bus drive sarz they have been upset about their pay for some time. they want some action here. according to southern maryland news, school bus drivers say their pay, which ranges around $17 to 19 bucks an hour that pay does not match
late last night, when a call went in to npd that a car went into water. the car traveled down the pier ended up on its roof underwater. inside police found an adult male. he s not been identified. this person was pronounced dead. now later this morning that car was finally taken out of the water and towed away to further the investigation, but at this point we have no word on how the car ended up there, whether the person found inside was a driver or an occupant of the car and exactly who called 911 to let them know that this had happened. by the looks of the dock you can see that the car must had been traveling with some speed, certainly some power to take out all of those posts on one side of that pier, roll off and end up on its roof with a man dead inside. we are live at antacostia park. derrick ward. family and friends gathering to remember 19-year-old paul mcginnis. his funeral starting right now in restin, virginia. dc police found him dead at an alley behind a bar.
franklin bridge. we re starting to see that heavy westbound volume as drivers make their way into philadelphia. and a check of things on the 42 freeway. heading northbound as drivers make their way out to the bridge, as you can see, average speeds, especially near 295. still in the mid-50s, so, so far, so good on 42. rosemary is this. thank you, jillian. new from overnight, strong winds may have caused a fire at a garage in glenside, montgomery county. fire crews say the wind may have knocked down some power lines. no one was hurt and there was no damage to any of the storefronts in the neighborhood. the wet road may be to blame for a crash early this morning on i-95 north in yardley, bucks county. here s a look at the crash scene from one of our nbc 10 traffic cameras. the one-car crash sent one person to the hospital with minor injuries. happening today, ebola and enterovirus d-68 will be the focus of discussion at the pennsylvania convention center in philadelphia.
minutes. and temperatures right now on the cool side. near 60, prince george s, northern virginia. upper 50s right now. what to wear today, it s cool enough for another long sleeve morning, long pants as well. it will hover from 50, 60 degrees for another few hours. a bit cooler today than it was yesterday. now let s check on our morning commute. roads are drying out. what s going on, melissa? looking good. 66 headed into town, out of town, you are completely fine going in. fine going out. everything out of the way for you. prince george s county looking good as well. branch avenue, indian head highway. no problems there. over to 66 and 95 in virginia, you can see we are not having any problems. beltway at old dominion is fine. so is the the beltway at georgia avenue. i m back in 10 minutes. see you a at 5:11. a manager for parents in northern virginia. a man who exposed himself at gunston middle school. richard? reporter: hi, eun. this is a big concern obviously because
no income that they know of. people started to raise questions and became quite suspicious when walter fontroy missed marion barry s funeral. they became really suspicious when he took part in none of the activities surrounding the 50th anniversary of selma. is there any indication he might be in hiding, that he might know about this? everything is relative. he knows about this. he s discussed this. whether or not he s in hiding we don t really know. they re very much concerned about his mental state because his behavior has not been that of a rational person. they can fix whatever is wrong, his family, friend and attorney, they can fix whatever is wrong with the justice system and raise the money. no judge want to put walter fontroy in jail says his attorney. what does it mean to have your passport revoked? could he get back into the country? that s something we re still checking out. we know you can t travel out of the country without a valid passport. what if you
calling the current faa flight restriction a mistake, billionaire and former mayor michael bloomberg is on his way to tel aviv. he says his visit is meant to show solidarity with israel and travel to the war-torn region is saif. he s flying on the israeli national carrier. the faa will decide whether to lift it s 24 hour ban. several european airlines have cancelled flights to the main airport and overnight new reports of the deaths of two more israeli soldiers. joining us now is martin fletcher. he s live from tel aviv. good morning, martin. what is the latest over there? good morning. there s real anger here among the israeli government at the closure or the ban of flights to israel. it sends to isolate israel. israel s only international airport so when the faa told american airlines not to fly here there was a quick domino effect among european airlines and israel saw that as a failure that was a success of hamas, which has been threatening the airport. israel said it s
in the ability and necessity of putting together that government. now when we see what are unofficial results but actual numbers from the ballot boxes, we know he has a much easier path to putting together a right wing government. he is a master politician and dealmaker and will use that to his advantage as he proceeds over the next few tase calling, talking to the other parties, wheeling and dealing, which is necessary to create a coalition government. but that s up to him and that s what he knows how to do well. he has been prime minister for six years and he will be able to hold on to his seat put together another coalition government. herzog thought it was a close race. then we saw those results, we saw that yitzhak herzog will not have a chance to put together his government. instead it will be prime minister benjamin netanyahu. again, john netanyahu gave that victory speech last night, this morning looking at the numbers looks like he can celebrate that victory. happe