an accident conshohocken at elm this is new at elm and at a yet. and downed wires at edgemont avenue. we're dry today, the big story is the temperature. 15 degrees, but feels like the single digits right now it's cold out there tam. >> thank you karen. >>> police in troy, missouri say a family took a stranger danger lesson way too far. they staged his kidnapping because they said he was too friendly with strangers. a co-worker of the aunt lured the youngster into the truck. the boy was tied up and told he would never see the mother again. the boy told school authorities what happened on wednesday. the family was charged and the boy was placed in protective custody. >> a man wanted in connection with the murders of his father and grandmother are in custody. police arrested johnny t.branford on parol violations. else a person of interest in the killing of his father and grandmother. their bodies were found inside their home on north 11th street in reading. investigators say they have obtained video of him driving his father's car and using his grandm

bob redell will be live at stanford at 11:00 when the president delivers his speech.mark mathews will be at the fun raiser. we'll have a live report on that coming up at 5:00. >> it is 6:54 right new. san francisco police want your help finding a man they say assaulted an officer. these are surveillance images of a man. he's accused of knocking a police officer off a light rail plat tom. the officer fell to the ground below but was not seriously injured. it happened three weeks ago. the man took off after it happened. >>> the bay area sister of a muslim man killed in north carolina says he sh want his death investigated as a hate crime. last night friends and clegs of susan barakat held a candle light vigil. ba barakat is a resident there. at the vigil some people expressed fear. >> i once felt safe and certain and a part of this community, and now i'm uncertain and i feel unsafe. >> deah barakat was raising money for a trip to turkey to provide dental care for syrian refugees. >>> the family of a 14-year-old girl found dead is asking for your help figuring out how sh

a news conference over at police headquarters while here at the scene investigators remain hard at work trying to sort out what happened. it all started several blocks down over on 14th and swan. that's where d.c. police officers tried to break up a robbery. the suspect pulled out a gun, shots were fired. the suspect made a run for it ending up on caroline and 15th with a gunshot wound. police believe that the suspect may have shot himself, because they say that fatal blow is consistent with a self-inflicted gunshot wound. today, getting to work and getting around a crime scene for many who live in northwest off 15th and u streets. the yellow tape extended across several blocks. >> this is a mess because usually it's a shortcut to avoid 16th street traffic. cut through here to get up top. since it's just a one way. especially school's at the top of the hill and everything else like that. so but usually this is a quiet street. >> reporter: the medical examiner pulled away in the early morning. d.c. police say a robbery suspect died after a shoot-out with a police officer. who fired the d

, your sun will set at 5:33.are your highs for today. 72 degrees in the south bay. 72 degrees out in the tri valley where it looks like we're already getting that slowdown which is why we always need mike inouye. good morning. >> good morning, christina. you almost always hear about something going on at the dublin interchange. the stall going on, two middle lanes now traffic is starting to move better. yes, better than before for those unfamiliar with dublin right here approaching the dublin grade on the other side of 680, top of your screen. look at your maps the entire area shows that slouing wiwing e stall in the middle lanes. 068 north and south a burst of traffic coming up and build out of theality month pass. as we look to the south bay, silicon valley, san jose northbound that's your commute direction. burst 680 at 101 and that's typical. north of the san mateo bridge the peninsula into san francisco an easy drive at the limit. same thing with oakland, 580 and 880, and all avenues approaching the bay brid

the trouble started at 9:45 p.m. at folsom and 24th. police got a call of a man chasing somebody with a knife. two plainclothes officers got there and say they saw an hispanic man in his 20s with a kitchen knife. they drew their guns and told him to drop it. they said he refused. >> at some point in time, the officers as they are only aloud to fire in defense of themselves or others felt that one of those situations was in play. they fired upon the suspect. witnesses say that they heard between four and six rounds. we found six casings, so far that appears to be consistent. >> reporter: that suspect died at the scene. and this may have all started over this bike. the man who was originally being chased says the suspect was trying to steal his bike. the police chief says he is planning a town hall meeting on this to discuss it with the community once they gather more information. live in san francisco, anne makevoc, kpix 5. >>> and for commuters in san jose, they just reopened one more lane. so one lane remains blocked now northbound 280

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look at those colors. you don't see those in philadelphia very often and the low temperatures for friday morning, around 1 below zero in philadelphia. we haven't been below zero since 1994. 21 years. on any day. so that would not only set a record for the date that would be pretty big milestone here. 5 below zero in allentown. 9 below in poconos. so for the rest of the day, we have clearing conditions it is very cold highs in the mid to upper 20s. not a whole lot of wind either. and then the 7 day forecast snow showers, late wednesday and into wednesday evening. at the most quick inch in some spots. some places might not get any is now out of that. everybody is going to get the frigid air as we go into friday. thursday and friday. there is that low, friday morning, but the record cold in many parts of the area. and then we watch to the south. it is going to be moisture moving in. and being so cold to start off with the atmosphere is going to try to warm up. but just a question of how much it can warm up. i

at 26 miles per hour in wildwood. so gusting higher than that. and they can gust anywhere from 50 up to 55 miles per hour. you combine the winds with the air temperature and it feels like 13 below zero in philadelphia. it feels like 27 below zero in mt. pocono. that is pretty unbelievable. dangerously cold today, very very windy, but we are seeing clearing skies. with that though we're seeing some blowing wind with the wind in place -- blowing snow with the wind in place. dangerously cold today and windy. 13 to 16 so temperatures stay in the teen. we're seeing windchills well below that and see those winds gusting near 50 55 miles per hour. we'll talk more about that also tracking a few chances for some snow this workweek. we'll talk about that coming up. >> the whipping winds will keep some residents busy today, cleaning up. the wind sent trees crashing right into houses. that's what happened in the east falls section of philadelphia. nbc 10's jesse gary is live there with the details. jesse? >> reporter: rosemary we

it starts at 12:30. the 21-year-old has been on life support since she was found face down in a bathtub almost would week two weeks ago p. whitney houston died three years ago today. it was an accidental drowning and listed cocaine and heart disease as contributing factors. >>> we're hearing new concerns about whether u.s. park police can keep the national monuments safe. mark segraves spoke with the chairman of the park police's union. he said bublg thedget cuts and low staffing levels have kept detectives from effectively investigating homicides and crashes. >> we could have probably gop back and looked at cameras feeds to see vehicles fleeing for instance this hit and run this past week where that skra was killed. >>> right now there are only a couple of cameras police can use on the parkway, although there is a plan to add the five you see here on this map by 2016. in response to the staffing concerns the park police chief says 18 more officers will join the force next week. >>> just about 9 after 5:

northbound 101 at 680. 280 is at the top of your screen. into traffic without any disturbance, but look at your map. there's a crash reported just north of here. and we don't see a lot of slowing, but this is your build. before you get to capital expressway all the way up toward sjc. 87, 280, and 85 all showing a typical pattern for san jose and the rest of silicon valley, but a little farther north, there are a couple of incidents. still that activity to the right shoulder. early morning, a car hit that. the cement over on the right-hand side. still there off to the roadway. and we're looking at north 85 as well. just before you get to 101, we have a crash reported there at the tail end of 85. so that will be a distraction. sounds like your slow lane might be blocked as well. meanwhile, the rest of your peninsula moves pretty smoothly. a live look from foster city shows you coming off the high-rise. an easy drive. some low clouds. perhaps some haze in the area. not a problem for visibility right now across 92. we're showing you anywhere no

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to stay at home for at least 21 days. according to the public health division, measles is highly infectious and 90 percent of people without immunity will contract the disease if they come into contact with another person who is infected. measles is an airborne disease that can lead to severe complications including hospitalization and death. children should receive two doses of the vaccine in order to avoid contracting the measles. tragedy outside new york city when a packed commuter train collides with a jeep. the latest on the death toll. and a bay area biker narrowly escapes death, and it's all caught on camera. the video - ahead. stay tuned for inside edition with deborah norville. that's coming up after the news. 7 police in millbrae are looking for a driver accused of indecent exposure. as kron-4's alecia reid reports they say they have evidence which could help them track the man down. it was at this stop - the victim was standing, waiting for her bus to arrive when a man drove up, started talking to her. and touc

early monday morning at 4:00 a.m., feels-like temperature at 22. but as we progress the model here by 9:00 a.m. it's going to feel like 9:00 degrees. feeling like zero in allentown. by the time you head home from work, it's only going to feel like 2 degrees in philadelphia minus 3 in allentown, minus 16 in the poconos. so the windchill and the bitter cold is back for us as we head into really most of your workweek. we'll have one or two days where we'll warm into the 40s, but for the most part it's going to be very cold. on your sunday temperatures will range between 39 and 43 degrees. and your seven-day forecast shows that major drop in temperatures between today and tomorrow. down to 23 degrees on your monday 28 on tuesday, wednesday's the day where it's not as cold but take a look at thursday friday right back to the 20s for our daytime highs. >>> still ahead, a long-lost sherlock holmes story rediscovered. >>> plus more canceled shows for bill cosby. we'll tell you which venues are now backing out from hosting if embattled comedian and who put

that is next at 7:00 followed by entertainment tonight at 730.hat we were back we are back with kron 4 news at 8. >> pam: of coming up. the one mandatories for sneaking her way onto plant is back behind bars tonight. where police caught up with marilyn hartman this time. plus, a heavy heart tonight as we learned arizona woman held hostage by isis has died. hear her family members next. in a string of great century robber is in san francisco has police puzzled what we've learned about the latest incident. >> catherine: the woman notorious for sneaking her way onto planes.is back behind bars tonight. where police caught up with marilyn hartman this time. >> catherine: she's done it again the bay area woman known as the serial stowaway is under arrest in florida. >> catherine: marilyn hartman says she flew from minneapolis to jacksonville the tsa says it is checking airport security tapes. >> catherine: hartman was arrested after she used a false name to stay at a luxury beach resort. >> catherine: she's been charged before with trying to sneak on p

get your first prescription free at anoro.com. >>> >>> time for accuweather at the "action news" big board. we are about to go into deep freeze, it's it's second round of arctic air, saturday night and now you can see the glow from the pagoda cam and temperatures today fairly warm in the region not much snow around here but if you take a look at boston it's brutal up there, you have seen the pictures and videos in the last 18 days, in two and a half weeks, boston has seen six feet of snow, making it the ninth snowiest record 71.8 inches in 18 days, social media is blooming with pictures from up there, this is hingham mass, this is a street sign, when you get to the street corner you condition see reason the corner that are as high as street signs and the town i grew up with as a child, this is a neighbor that still live there's, i used to play in this front yard and this is a four foot fence and the the mounds are above that and you condition get anywhere and that right there say car covered by snow and that is 1 or 2 feet above the four foot fenceline incredible pictures we have onl

down at market. firefighters have contained the blaze at 15th and church, involving three apartment buildings. but the blaze started at 4:15 this afternoon, quickly went to three alarms, smoke and flames got very intense. wind doze at one of the apartment buildings a victorian apartment house were completely blown out. one firefighter on scene suffered smoke inhalation and he will be okay. no injuries to tenants at this point. a dozen people got out but a house cat was found in one unit, suffering from smoke inhalation. it was unresponsive for quite a while, but was given oxygen by emts at the scene and revived. the owner of one of the ground floor minimarts got out just in time. >> come running, there is a fire and right away the electric cut off. i good outside. big flame and fire. i call 9-1-1 and i was -- damage inside. >> heavy fire second and third floor in this building second and third floor in that building. >> they did an aggressive interior attack. >> the firefighters did what they could t

23 at $23 million. we have approximately 8 $8 million to cover part of this shortfall and on the right side of this chart you will see we have sufficient fund balance to balance things out which is a good thing but over the near term as you recall you have approved retail rate changes for the water and wastewater enterprise for the next 4 years through fiscal 18 and we project those will be sufficient for our needs even at this lower reduced consumption levels if things hold as we currently project them. also a reminder that i want to point out in this 41 $41 million for the water enterprise about 25 million of that is related to our wholesale customers and we do reset those rates each year and we'll recover that portion that we'll bring to you in may of this year so we have lots of things in the tool belt we're working on and will share that with you and talk of things in a broader sense but i wanted to share with you a little bit of how the current year is looking as this has come up over the last few

look at the current numbers in philadelphia our wind chills sits at the 11:00. that is in the city. we are looking at seven in allentown. in the poconos, five below. that is what it feels like right now. this isn't the the worst of it by far. the winter weather advisory will go in effect for the the snow, that is tomorrow afternoon, and that is through sunday morning for philadelphia we're looking at the snow to be moving through, in a band of snow like a squall, in the afternoon, and then again, during the dinner time hour. six or 7:00 we will see another ban moving through. so this will continue. here's the timing. between 1:00 and 4:00 tomorrow band of snow squals blustery conditions between three and seven, an additional snow squall or two with low visibility and slick conditions heading out for valentines day and snow tapers off after 7:00 but wind gust to 50 miles an hour. the as far as snow accumulations about one to 3 inches of snow expect in philadelphia with the higher amounts to the north and west. but after that the the wind become dangerous. we will talk more about that

at linkedin. experts are trying to trace that person's movement and alert anyone who had contact with them. >>> time is running out. this sunday is the deadline to apply for health insurance under the affordable care act. if you've already signed up keep this in mind. you could qualify for monthly tax credits to lower your premiums. more than 6 million people are now on track to save more than $200 per month on that health care coverage. and as of january 30th, roughly 21,000 people in delaware signed up for affordable health care. more than 200,000 in new jersey and 430,000 in pennsylvania. >>> officials at a college in the poconos are trying to figure out what caused dozens of students to get sick. at least 42 students at east stroudsburg university came down with a stomach virus. most of them got sick between tuesday night and yesterday morning. now, the school doesn't think it has anything to do with the dining service there, but workers disinfected the dining hall last night anyway. >> we're

that's at least half a million dollars. show you where we're at. we're at claremont middle school in oakland's rock ridge neighborhood where the b.a.r.t. station. you can see it from highway 24. how this all happened at about 12:30 a burglary alarm came out. and about an hour after that, someone on highway 24 driving called 911. they saw smoke. firefighters cut that hole in the roof so they could put it out. crews found a broken window and an open door to the cafeteria when they got here. now fire investigators here on scene to work with school officials to figure out what's in score for the school. >> -- store for the school. >> opd and the school rep making their way to the school right now. so we can talk to them about the damages. and how to proceed forward because the building's completely unusable right now. >> reporter: there's only damage to the cafeteria. firefighters were able to put the fire out relatively quickly. it's big building we're talking about 100 feet by 50 feet. the attic was a problem and that's why they had to cut a hole in

gates open at 10:00 this morning here at at&t park, runs through 3:00. and based on the crowd, we've got a crowd around the corner and down the street to the other entrance to the park. there are several hundred people out here this morning. i'm assuming they will have a much larger crowd if it's anything like years past. live outside at&t park, bob redell. >>> luckily it's drying out at least now. fire crews in alamo spent the night on a roof of a home trying to cut up branches from a large tree that came crashing down. it happened not far from the shopping plaza. good news there, no one was hurt. we want to give you a live look right now at the drive across the san mateo bridge from the foster city side. a little hazy. as anthony was saying, temperatures warm and rather ugly as we get ready for round two of the storm. the peninsula not spared from hours of relentless rain. entire parking lots under water. this is what it looked like in los altos. struggling to make it through inches of standing water. despite the headaches, most neighbors say they welc

they say there is a brit spot but i look at it at a double edged sword. hail lalling will talk about that and matt keller has that story. >>> the leyla gulen is over there staring daggers at me. and meteorologist mike nicco is over here. >> the bright spot is the respray into the atmosphere. >> good morning, everyone, we talk about the commute and many of us will tack about weather and live doppler 7 hd full of should cover and high clouds and no rain this morning and it is "spare the air" day so poor air quality and wood burning ban on a day where we could have record nights and 64 to 689 and inland and around the bay upper sib to low 70's. >> how is it outside? >>> changing the subject. >> i will not mention her name take a look outside right have an accident at the bay bridge the flyever and you can see the flashing lights in the center of the picture blocking two lanes. as we take you interest walnut creek, more flashing lights in the northbound direction and traffic is light but we do have construction that will block lanes until further notice betwe

west and 10 at fairfield. west at 9 at concord. same for oakland airport. 14 novato.had gusts to 25 and sfo had gusts to 30. the low clouds and breeze will cool us down. 40s, 50s until you hit southern california and then it's mid- to upper 50s. this is coming over land. it doesn't have a lot of moisture. it is going to impact the sierra. lows 40s to 50s. sun -- some sun in the morning. then clouds in the afternoon. we'll cloud it up and then saturday is the day when we might get some rain here. they will get snow in the sierra. 27 up in truckee. 33 south lake tahoe. blue canyon cooled off 10 degrees. some of the cold air. the winter weather advisory starts at 1:00 and goes through 1:00 tomorrow. 5 to 10 inches. maybe a foot. don't be surprised if that snow level gets down to 3500 feet by late saturday early sunday. sun in the morning. low clouds and then the clouds start to build up. the wind cranks up as well. 50s on the temps. out of the 70s. i think ukiah to clearlake. hard to get above 59. the cooler, breezy pattern. 60s for everybody. not the 70s. it was warm ye

3 degrees at the airport 1 degrees at trenton, that's new record, 3 degrees at wilmington, that's also a new record. one below zero in both reading and lancaster, and currently at one below zero in allentown, we haven't technically hit records in any other location yet but within about 2 degrees, of hit that record in almost every spot right now. windchill advisories posted, this morning generally right now, our wind chills are reading in into the teens below zero most spots, with the windchill advisories, we've got windchill warnings posted, up through the pocono region for windchill values could exceed as low as say 25, 35 below zero, folks so again, very, very dangerously cold air in place here. in philadelphia, down the shore, up in the poconos today, though, looks will be deceiving. just sitting in the house and looking out the window it, looks beautiful. but the second you step out the door you got to be ready for t it is brutally cold this morning. vittoria? >> head inside katie. i'll take it from here. good morning everyone, traveling out and about on the roads, till waiting fo

here's a live look at the cape may camera. it changed over to rain at the jersey shore tonight. in the poconos, the snow is still coming down. skiers are taking a break but plenty of snow will make perfect conditions tomorrow. we're warned of of the change from snow to rain and any wintry mix could create icy spots on the roads overnight. count on team coverage to keep you prepared for what to expect overnight and when you wake up tomorrow morning, let's begin with first alert meteorologist britney shif tracking the different conditions. we're seeing a mixed bag at this time. if you take a closer look. the pink in the i-95 corridor and the northern part of burlington county into the suburbs, that's a wintry mix of sleet, and rain. closer to allentown, lehigh valley snowfall into the poconos. if you look closer to the shore, atlantic city into cape may, it's rainfall. as we take a closer look at the i-95 corridor, the main concern with the wintry mix, freezing rain, sleet and the possibility of ice. so the roads are already dangerous, we want to be careful. hopefully you can stay

looking at prices here at home, d.c. drivers are paying an average of $2.38 in maryland, $2.10 in virginia, still below two bucks at $1.95. and still ahead tonight eileen is tracking a wintry mix. what we can expect later tonight and into monday morning when we come back. >> what happens with this weather system, just moves further northward? >> exactly. it is allowing more warmer air to move in. it doesn't mean some spots may not see a little sleet. i'll start off with our live super doppler in snow machine mode because there are a few spots especially along the i-81 corridor where our snow machine is picking up on succomb of this mixed precipitation. temperatures are all above freezing so i'm not really worried about road conditions being too slick. however, temperatures aloft are still cold enough, we have just enough dry air in place that you may hear a few sleet pellets hit the roof of your house maybe while watching the super bowl. thanks for tuning in with us and taking away from the game for a few seconds. but we

tonight's meeting happen at 5:30 at walnut street ymca. they're focus on law enforcement resources including state and city police. they will make representations to consulting firms. >>> a house explosion and an amber alert that's just been canceled. >> those are two of the top stories we're following on "nbc10 news" at 4:00. 3-year-old elnor trotta found safe in massachusetts. she was reported from her home in new castle last night. police issued an amber alert for her father. necessity say her father took her after assaulting his ex-girlfriend. no word on what charges he could face. >>> nearly a dozen people hurt hundreds forced from their homes after a house exploded in stafford township ocean county this morning. a team of nbc10 reporters continuing to ask what went wrong here. before today's explosion, the nbc10 investigators looked into the problems plaguing gas lines in philadelphia. larry what they have to say next. dave: the effect that standardized testing is having on our students is already coming through, it's already showing

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doing ok here at copper road at 117. it starts to slow down after this point headed up towards clarksburg and 395 southbound coming out from the pentagon towards landmark. lanes are open. moving pretty well with volume delays. i'm bob emler with 103.5 wtop radio. >> thanks, bob. coming up on abc 7 news at 5:00 your social life in the after life. a look at facebook's plan to let you control your page from the great beyond. >> and then a little bit later -- >> rights contained in the bill of rights do not come from the constitution. they come from god. >> the battle over same sex marriage is heating up in alabama. >> and tonight at 6:00 speed limit change baffles both commuters and those in charge of the road. abc 7 gets to bottom of it and what drivers need to know to stay safe and av >> they are having a reliable tool to single dangerous highs and lows is key. more and more people are turning to a new tool to help and we're talking about alert dogs. >> do they work? "7 on your side" i-team investigator joce sterman is wa

right now 56 degrees in the south bay for today, at lunch time you'll be at 58 degrees at noon on theeninsula, so if you ride your bike to work or someone who has to wait outside for mass transit, make surer' prepared for that. it will be chilly out there, wrapping up the day to the low 60s. more on that rainfall in my next report. here's mike and your drive. >> all right, christina. talking about this backup starting to form westbound 580, a little more significant than you might imagine. we're looking at the map and talk about why. we have a good flow of traffic coming in out of the altamont and we also have a fender bender now over on the shoulder at h hoppian, the commute direction toward the livermore and tri valley. wind advisory out of the altamont where the windmill farms, keep that in mind traveling through the east bay hills. diablo, danville, alamo, oakland, piedmont hills, likely getting gusts as well. earlier morning winds dying down after 10:00. looking toward san rafael bridge, also bay bridge and the san mateo bridge having wind advisories issued by chp this morning. q

. >> it is, we have a couple of action as at at bay bridge toll plaza and first, berkeley approaching the maze is busy. at the bay bridge toll plaza the metering lights are on but we have word there is a minor accident. we have a three car crash in fremont. more details straight ahead. >>> thank you leyla. we begin with breaking news in milpitas. right now there is an active police investigation at two different scenes. matt is gathering details and is near redwood avenue at coyote street. matt? >> there are two accident scenes. this is where police found a suspect vehicle and a woman dead on the ground in the middle of street on coyote street. they set up a bay bayer to block the view of the body. the first call came in as hit-and-run accident half a mile away from the scene we are at right now. when police arrived on the scene one of the vehicles left and they found debris and markings on the road that led them here to coyote street and half a mile away and they found the vehicle partly on fire and found a woman on the ground outside of the vehicle. she was dead. they are not sure e

newcastle police at 5:00. we'll have additional information then to how this has been resolved. i'm sara bloomquist channel 6 "action news." >> thank you. >>> it is time now for a check of the accuweather forecast. for a day that saw more dangerously cold temperatures. adam joseph is live now. we did warm up throughout the day but boy it was a brutal morning. >> and despite the sunshine we are still way below where we should be this time of year. records were broken into four different spots not in philadelphia. the record was 2 and we hit 7 but poconos 15 below zero and 8 below in allentown and record in reading of 3 below and wilmington a record of 6 below zero. we have recovered quite a bit look at mt. pocono 23 extremely cold but that is 30 degrees warmer than this morning. 24 in philadelphia as well as millville and 25 in wildwood. to put this cold in perspective in the last 12 days, only 32 hours in philadelphia has been approve freezing for about 90% of the time in the last 12 days we have been below th

take look at the victims. those victims have been identified by nicky minaj as tour manager dee von picket shown here on the left and 27-year-old eric parker critically injured. this become cher was posted to the rapper's instagram page. both were in town rehearsing for minaj's european tour that starts next month. friends tell me the men just finish rehearsals went to the che bar on -- bar and grill on stenton avenue. police say there was some kind of argument inside that spilled outside that led to the stabbing of both men. now an eyewitness rushed both men and his personal car to the hospital where picket died a short time later. no word on the suspects who we are told fled in a gray buick. now the music world is responding tonight. nuke key minaj posting a message on instagram saying these guys flew in to philly just last night for rehearsals two days ago and were both stabbed last night. and just before he was killed, picket who goes by day day posted a simple message on his social media account simply "b

this morning traffic is moving at its normal speed there's no rain or anything at this area at this hour, we'll keep an eye on it this morning we'll send it back to you, eva pilgrim channel 6 "action news." >> a minivan erupted in flames in the city's frankford neighborhood, investigators are calling it suspicious you'll you'll see why. the fire started along penn street east chatten ham avenue at 2:30. investigators found a gasoline tank nearby, nobody was hurt. >> police say a teen from west philadelphia lost his life when the tables turned on him during a robbery. 18-year-old tyler williams was shot and killed while trying to rob a 67-year-old man out in upper darby. the man walking in cobbs creek park near church lane. the masked teen ran up to the man with the gun and a struggle ensued. the man pulled out his own weapon and fired one shot striking the attempted robber in the head killing him. >> he was upset, i told him pointblank you did what you had to do as far as i'm concerned i don't see any criminal charges for the coming. >> reporter: the 67-year-old man was treated at the ho

and roxborough is at 1 degree at this hour. factor in the wind to make it feel like 16 degrees below zero in philadelphia. much of the area is colder than that. we'll see lots of sunshine but we need it too. 8 degrees at 9:00. the winds still blowing at lunchtime. then blustery, 21 degrees this afternoon as high clouds start moving in ahead of the snow. a look at the hour-by-hour future weather to show you when to expect that snow to take over the area first we'll check in with jillian mele in the first alert traffic center. >>> good morning to you, bill. as promised a live look at new jersey. route 73 right near the entrance to 295, a couple cars out there. no accidents or delays to report on 73. that's a little bit of good news. northbound 55 to the walt whitman bridge 5 minutes. 13 minutes is what we are seeing on 295 southbound from route 38 to 168. vai? >>> the extreme cold and wicked winds make it harder for crews battling a west philadelphia building fire. nbc 10 was first to arrive on the scene this morning. let's get a

nikki burdine is live at emery rec center at georgia avenue northwest. if you look at the appearance you get an idea. good morning nikki. >> reporter: i do look like the michelin man don't i? i feel like the michelin man but you know what? my coat is warm. so are the four pairs of pants i have on and two gloves and you get the ideas. layering is key and that's really what you have to do if you're going to be outside for any period of time today. if you are commuting if you're walking, if you're taking the kids to the bus stop stay with them. it's too cold to be out here and make sure everyone is layered up and you really think. i've been out here for a few minutes and already very painful and cold. think about the people who have nowhere to go. and do not have the resources to bundle up and that's our homeless. that's why d.c. and montgomery county rockville, alexandria, arlington, all our surrounding areas, prince george's county all opened up warming centers in addition to d.c. to help our homeless out. d.c. in fact has a hypothermia hotline that they

we are looking at bridge traffic and looking at the bay bridge getting into san francisco. you can see traffic looks good on the way into the city. >> extensive coastal low clouds and fog are making a strong surge inland today and that means it will be cooler. we'll show you how much cooler and how long this will last. >>> welcome back to mornings on 2 it is 5:14. san diego police are investigating a bizarre case where an officer shot a naked burglary suspect. police say the officer was responding to a 911 call when he was attacked by the naked man. the officer dropped his gun and the two began fighting for it. the officer says he tried to use his stun gun on the man twice but it didn't work. after a struggle, he got his gun back and shot the accused burglar in the stomach. a man that lives in the house where it happened says the mom ran to a neighbor for help. >> mom called me and said she was getting ready for work. she said some naked guy tried to break into the house. >> san diego police say the officer has minor injuries. the suspect was take ton the hospital for treat

we're now at 44. winds out of the south at about 6 miles per hour.ound the region, 43 degrees gaithersburg, 43 in leesburg and winchester, cooler, much cooler along the chesapeake, only in the 30s, 37 annapolis, 37 huntingtown cambridge at 39. nothing on the radar. there are a few showers down toward luray, don't think these are quite hitting the ground, but if they are they're just light sprinkles. it's all part of one little wave coming through here. the big wave though, is right here over the great lakes. you see snow toward the great lakes around buffalo, and you see this frontal boundary. behind this front it gets very cold. we're talking arctic air coming in here. that's during the day thursday into friday. so tomorrow night a very cold night. friday very cold. notice the pinks here. that's where it gets really cold. the white is below zero. watch this. here comes sunday. notice the white coming all the way down into the u.s. but we are in the pinks, temperatures in the teens and wind childs below zero for most of us early sunday and into monda

temperatures at 34. winds northwest at 25 miles an hour.e're seeing stronger gusts upwards of 48 and 50 miles an hour. temperatures 38 in gaithersburg and 48 in fredericksburg. it's not temperature, the windchill. town to 7 in hagerstown. 18 in manassas. 15 in winchester. a very cold air mass moving in. not talking about light winds and trees bending. we're seeing downed branches and trees and power policy. we have a couple of thousand people without power this evening and could increase through the night and the winds not expected to increase until tomorrow. storm radar not showing anything in our radar. the storm system is bringing it. way up towards the northeast and boston still getting pummeled. they have now seen upwards of 3 feet of snow in the last seven days and canceled school again tomorrow. 5 out of 6 days they had school cancellations and already seen their seasonal totals up there january through early february. for us we're not out of the woods and won't see improvement in the next 48 hours. windy tomorrow and it could give y

two men shot both at least once. reporting live in san jose, bob redell, "today in the bay." >> thank you, bob. >>> it was a deadly case of mistaken identity. 21-year-old joe ramirez was shot outside of his home back in december. yesterday police announced that the shooter was actually after somebody else. someone involved with the marijuana grow operation in the house next door. investigators hope a $25,000 award will lead to a break in the case. >>> a man vobd a robbed the cvs earlier this month and a security guard tried to stop him, that's when the robber hit the security guard with a skateboard and took off. >>> a teenager accused of raping a pizza delivery driver will be back in court. 17-year-old darian myles jr. kidnapped and raped a woman while she was delivering a pizza in antioch. myles jr. was already on probation for another crime when police say he attacked a driver. >> a santa clara university student accused of stabbing his roommate inside their dorm is headed to court today. officials say he may ente

i mean look at the kids. they're having a blast. >> reporter: and from ice in a rink to ice on the delaware river we never get tired of looking at that. it's so cool looking no pun intended. we're near the arm and hammer stadium where the trenton thunder play and when you look at all this ice and the chunks that popped up out of the river it's hard to believe that spring training is just a few days away. live in trenton i'm nora muchanic channel6 "action news." >> monica and i are coming to spring training this year. >> that would be nice. thank you nora. >>> aaa saw a jump in the number of drivers who needed a jump today. officials say they responded to almost 1500 calls and they expect their crews to be busy again tonight. of course batteries low on juice are no match for temperatures this low. >> age of the battery is a big factor. batteries only tend to last three to five years. they're not like a battery back in day like back in time before me, i would say that lasted about 10 to 15 years. >> techy techn

3 degrees at the airport 1 degrees at trenton, that's new record, 3 degrees at wilmington, that's also

13 days here at nbc 10.e're tracking some snow that is going to be here tonight. your hour by hour forecast is here when we come right back. >>> bundle up if you're heading out the door. temperatures have plummeted overnight. right now in philadelphia, we're at 14 degrees, but much of the area is colder than that. and still falling with clear skies and no sun. yet we're looking at 3 degrees in pottstown. doylestown, 5 degrees right now. 13 in wilmington. look at the cold for camden audubon, 10 degrees. single digits in voorhees this morning. the good news is clear skies for delaware south jersey southeastern pennsylvania. we'll be in the clear during the day today, but tonight these clouds will be moving in. and with those clouds a chance of some scattered snow showers. before they get here 3:00 this afternoon, 30 degrees in philadelphia. and the sunshine will feel warmer. then the clouds start moving in this evening as temperatures come down. at 7:00 this evening, we'll see scattered showers. very light sho

>>> breaking news at this hour. flames and smoke pour from two apartment buildings in san francisco. but firefighters are able to prevent what could have been disaster. good evening, i'm brian hackney. >> i'm ann notarangelo. the fire is in the mission district and kpix 5's da lin is there. what can you tell us? >> reporter: yeah, ann. this fire broke out shortly after 4:00. we are actually standing about a block away from the scene of that fire. it's near the corner of 15th and church. you have firefighters on top of the roof of this one building investigating what happened. we understand two buildings were caught on fire. let's show you some video right now. one building appears to be an apartment complex. the other one appears to be a house next to the apartment complex. we don't know what caused the fire and that's why investigators are still navigating the scene collecting evidence right now trying to see how this fire might have possibly started. in terms of people, no injuries have been reported. firefighters

>>> right now at 11:00, a woman is taken off life support days after she was tasered at a local jail. tonight, new questions about what really happened. >>> we've identified the people on board a plane that crashed in maryland. we're getting a fran account t from a witness. >>> and beantown trying to dig out of four feet of snow. mother nature is dumping even more. >>> good evening, i'm chris lawrence. first at 11:00, a fairfax county inmate dies in police custody. doctors took the woman off life support to five days after she was tasered. investigators say she physically resisted deputies. but news4's darcy spencer spoke to someone who knew the w who shows us what the sheriff's office is now saying about the investigation. >> reporter: woman who was tasered at the fairfax county detention center after reportedly becoming combative died sunday after being taken off life support. she has been identified as natasha mckenna. she was 37 years old. the incident now classified as an in-custinmate death. the fairfax county police n notified and an investigation is underway. the county sherif

at least i would think. but in new york staten island chuck predicted an early spring along with general boregard lee in georgia and sir walter wally in raleigh, north carolina. there's still debate over jimmy the groundhog's prediction in sun prairie, wisconsin. the mayor says jimmy predicted an early spring. jimmy's handlers say he got it wrong and there will be six more weeks of winter. >> how about doug of arlington? >> i was looking on paper somebody posted the mayor and it was sun prairie wisconsin today they had a groundhog. their local, and they said the mayor was live on tv reading the proclamation and the handler got the groundhog tees -- too close to the mayor, he bit him in the ear. he was ok. keep your distance. doug in arlington say spring begins on march 20th. that's all you need to know. this is a live look. we have six more weeks of winter. thank you, phil! see you next year! cloudy skies gave way to sunny skies. gusty winds and falling temperatures. that's been the weather story after the m

at stanford. he's going to return to san francisco for a private fund-raising dinner for the democratic national committee. that dinner will be held at the home of investment banker sandy robertson who is a board member of sales force. mark matthews will have details at 5:. the president leaves for the bay area tomorrow morning for palm springs on valentine's day. we're awaiting president obama on stage as we give you another peek at tim cook and we're going to bring all of this to you live as it happens. we'll also be streaming the summit on the website, nbcbayarea.com so if you step away from the tv you can go online to catch the full event. >> and we have breaking news in oakland rights now, across the bay from where the president is where police are investigating a shooting involving one of their own officers. details very limited right now, but we're told it happened around 9:45 this morning near the intersection of 88th 11 and j street. at least one person has been shot. we do not know wheth

also out to blackhawk at 49, ant i don't care at 48 degrees. low 50s, look at that. 51. i hadn't seen that in a long time. even pittsburgh. whey mean by that is they're all the same temperature. looking at 50s for many. sacramento. 40s in the valley, 0s, 60s, northern california. truckie 48. minneapolis 10 below. there's a graphic that came out on twitter from a weather person in minnesota, and they said these are the lows, not the windchill else. it was about 10 to 30 below. not the windchill else. just the temp. 16 in atlanta. i mean,, there's that -- it's going all the way down to miami. chicago 28, detroit 19, st. louis 10 below. that's a lot -- snow in parts of cleveland. lake erie. grand rapids just getting hammered by other areas. for us, exempt for a few high clouds, waiting for a system to drop down from the north. today's fog, then some sun. there will be a lot of high clouds. windy on sunday. a system drops down. no rain with it, but a little bit of a cooldown. 50s and 60s on your temps. again, fog may be a little delayed burning off today because of that high

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beautiful day to golf with temperatures in the 50's. 53 at dulles. 58 degrees at fredricksburg right now. 53 officially at reagan national and the temperatures outside right now ranging from 15 to 20 degrees warmer than they were at this time yesterday. this time tomorrow they'll be 15 to 20 degrees colder than they are right now. through the evening, we'll stay in the 40's with clear skies and more clouds late tonight and in the overnight hours, temperatures by morning near the freezing mark and tomorrow morning's weather dictated by a cold front. windy and colder. snow flurries and snow showers all possible here after a day in the mid to upper 50's. i'll see you in the studio in a few minutes. >> you got it. today maryland's newly elected governor outlin he plans to carry through on some of his campaign promises. brad bell joins us live from annapolis with more on governor larry hogan's first state of the state address. hey, brad. >> hey, leon. you know, larry hogan said basically one thing for the entire duration of this campaign. that taxes in maryland are too high and he was goi