it's not clear and they can not be clear with that much we know. but step heard the explosions herself an hour and 15 minutes ago, at least six explosions, and now the police say that there was a grenade involved as well. and they have now updated the number of dead to four. what you're seeing right there on your screen is obviously several dozen law enforcement officers using an suv as some sort of a shield as they try to make their way across the street. so again, at this point, we believe that there are four people that have been killed, and what has happened in jakarta, one of them being a police officer because there was a grenade thrown at a police setup. that's what we know some of these pictures that you're seeing here are some of the explosions that happened within the past hour and 15 minutes in the business district of jakarta, an extremely busy section of the city. gets although back to ben bang, ceo of the indonesian magazine, and he has been adding a lot of important reporting to this. and it seems so far that the police are saying th

residents with clear their sidewalks. even more grateful to the volunteers who helped senior citizens and people with disabilities clear their sidewalks as well. as our kids go back to school tomorrow, it is imperative that all residential sidewalks are clear. let me also say a thing about commercial sidewalks. business owners, you are required by law to remove snow from your sidewalks. we are beyond the time limit that you were supposed to do so. i had the opportunity to walk down connecticut avenue yesterday. in one block there were two property owners who had failed to clear their sidewalks. we will begin to enforce the commercial sidewalk snow clearing provisions of the law. you must get out and remove snow from your sidewalks immediately. let me give everybody a reminder of some of the responsibilities we all have with regard to clearing the snow. government,ed, the on our roads and public buildings. making sure they are accessible. access to ourre metro station is available as well. the residence are responsible for

that's what they mean by clear. passable, we've soon a number of streets where you still have snow and ice. that's passable, you can still drive on them even though you can't see blacktop. that is concerning for some residents. take a look at video we shot last night in west oak lane. people there were so frustrated, they say they didn't have any crews show up at all in the last three days. they had shovels in hand, brought dhir ktheir kids out an started shoveling the street so they could get to work and school today. they put the muscle into the streets last night. the city is ep ho all ro-- hopi roads will be passable by midday today. here in manayunk, hilly area, kind of the place we know we'll see lots of ice and snow piling up on the streets. the main streets here are clear. the side streets, the city says, passable. the city is becoming back to normal. cars are out on the roads, people are heading to work. we've even seen a number of trash and recycling trucks out picking up those items left on the curb. that

no way the street is cleared tonight. boy was i wrong. >> they brought in the plowers to say patience is a virtue paying off. >> it's no surprise some people are fed up that the street is still buried under three feet of snow. >> everyone has frustration. >> what is more noteworthy is walkway to the bus stop isn't bothered one bit. >> th will get done eventually. >> they cleared most of the main roads but still working on the neighborhoods like ashburn farms. >> this is fun. ready to get back to normal. >> tired of clearing the way for the girlfriend's car. >> that is what we pay for the homeowners oh, to get it dug out and go to work. >> but minutes later the call for help was answered. >> it's cleared. what do you think now? >> we are going inside to eat soup and grilled cheese sandwiches. >> they are cleaning the main roads. all the work on 24/7. they are asking for patience soon enough. leon: still ahead at 6:00, the folks have a creative way to clear the own roadways. alison: this is a common site. e item we are find

they have had good luck in getting things cleared off to read their sidewalk clear in the district of columbia you have to do with in 24 hours after the snow falls. thank you for talking to me this morning. having a camera come up to your front yard at 7:00 in the morning. >> we were up anyway. what has it been like for you guys as a family to endure this blizzard? >> a great opportunity to spend time with each other. just share in the experience. memorable life events. i remember growing up in new york for big storms. suzanne: you have been able to stay ahead of the storm. how many times have you been out? how much time have you spent? >> a couple of hours combined. i have a dedicated work staff here. suzanne: your cars are pretty well buried in. i know you need to get to work. are you working tomorrow? >> off the schedule for this one. i worked the one in 2010. this year i have been able to be home with my family. plenty of coworkers are staying in hotels at nearby hospitals in making a great effort for the community. suzanne: what is your plan as far as being -- what do you need to

one interesting thing is that you are not liable to clearing or not clearing your sidewalk if someone slips and falls on your property.the ohio supreme court ruled people must assume that due to ohio winters there is a risk of a slip or fall due to ice and snow. breaking overnight... restaurant attack... what attackers were yelling as the raided a building in africa. ready to shine... the three movies filmed right here in cincinnati that are taking center stage at the country's biggest film festival today. and here's what you'll see breaking overnight... more than 20 people are dead after breaking overnight... more than 20 people are dead after people open fire in restaurant in somalia.witnesses say the attackers were screaming god is great in arabic.people outside the beachfront restaurant were also shot.the attackers are believed to be part of an islamic extremist group in the region. president barack obama says the federal government is investing more money this year to help local governments improve their water systems. about $80 million will go to michigan next week, where flint

the clouds will clear friday afternoon and remain clear friday night. patchy fog is possible late friday night and early saturday morning. frost might be pretty thick early saturday morning. we will remain dry through the weekend. light snow is forecast snow are possible across eastern iowa. we will continue to track this snow through the weekend. a few light may see a dusting to a of an inch. light snow...the roads might be slick. the clouds will clear friday afternoon and remain clear friday night. patchy fog is possible late friday night and early saturday morning. frost might be pretty thick early saturday morning. we will remain dry through the weekend. light snow is forecast snow are possible across eastern iowa. we will hillary clinton expanded her criticism of democratic rival bernie sanders during a speech simpson college. between the two.. clinton called sanders ideas for a single-payer health system impractical, saying "theory isn't enough." she offered a strong defense of the affordable care act.. saying it's delivered real results to voters

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and still needed to be cleared by late afternoon. i asked montgomery county executive ike leggitt what he thought of the job the state snow crews are doing to clear river road and other commuter routes which will be busy with traffic with the federal government and montgomery county schools reopen. >> i know the state is challenged, i can tell you that the state probably has not done the kind of job that montgomery county has done with the roads. they have a very large, large segment of the entire state to deal with. >> here in bethesda, we found denton road untouched. >> why some streets are cleared, having cleared two days ago and in our very neighborhood and others have not raises a concern as to who makes the schedule and is there any influence over the priorities. >> ahead, how difficult will it be for the county executive to fulfill his promise that your neighborhood, if you haven't seen a plow, will be open by 7:00 a.m. tomorrow. we'll have that coming up. on news4 at 5:00. reporting tonight live from river road, chris gordon,

the driveways clear. the sidewalks, clear. the street, untouched. >> there's about three feet of snow right in the middle of the street and nothing has been removed yet. >> reporter: the town of leesburg plows here. this update tells residents only today have they begun to hit neighborhood streets. the primary roads have been the focus. martin and others on the block with snow blowers have finished clearing neighbor's sidewalks and driveways. now they want to see a plow do its job. >> very impatient. the trucks have been going up and down, plows up. i have called every number. no answer. >> reporter: in the south riding subdivision of amberly, john hutchens has taken matters into his own hands. here the homeowner's association contracts for plowing and last night after the plow driver got stuck, they left. >> i haven't seen him yet today. so hopefully we'll get out by later this evening but i'm doing it myself now. >> reporter: but on the other end of that subdivision, this street has been cleared to the asphalt in some spots

skies should clear for saturday, with highs back in the mid- 50s. sunday will bring mostly cloudy skies and a chance for brief mountain snow, with highs in the 30s to mid-40s. next week becomes cold and clear, with highs in the 40s and lows in the teens and 20s. sunny skies will dominate today with highs in the 50s. tonight, clouds increase with lows in the 30s. rain moves in late morning on friday, with highs in the upper 40s. skies should clear for saturday, with highs back in the mid- 50s. sunday will bring mostly brief mountain snow, with highs in the 30s to mid-40s. next week becomes cold and clear, with highs in the 40s and lows in the teens and 20s. 3 ((weather hit)) chris is in the 3 chris is in the traffic center now: 3 3 3 we're watching: antioch church rd @ hwy 25hwy 9 @ i-85i-26 east exit 21 disabled vehicle vehicle 3 here's a live look at the s.c.d.o.t. cam on--pit crew traffic 3 sponsored by kevin whitaker chevrolet cadillac! 3 3 need to know..henderson county deputies have made an arrest in a stabbing that sent a teen to the hospital.

mainly clear skies will help. through the day tomorrow, after a very cold start, we eventually warm to near 30 degrees by noontime. the middle to upper 30's for the afternoon highs later in the day. heading out the door later tonight, any treated sidewalks that may have melted water on it have probably frozen over, even treated areas with rock salt does not work quite as well overnight in terms of the melting. things will refreeze, so be on the lookout for slick sidewalks and roadways early in the morning. more from the belfort furniture weather center in a few minutes. jonathan: in addition to the federal government, the d.c., maryland, and virginia governments also closed monday. this was sony and museum, national zoo, at all area national parks will also be close -- along with the smithsonian museum. we have the full list on our website, wjla.com. servechools will breakfast and lunch to students and families at 10 locations in four quadrants. the complete list of all school closings in where meals will be serve

it's clear they won't be cleared out tonight. this is amelia, born 24 hours before the snow started burying frederick. mom was induced and avoided a midblizzard trip to the hospital but the problem is they couldn't get home. >> by the looks of it, it was pretty intense. there's like an eight foot mound of snow piled up right outside of our driveway. >> reporter: their neighborhood near route 15 was buried until this afternoon when the side roads were finally cleared. they spent five days at frederick memorial hospital. >> we were up pretty much all night. >> yeah. >> trading responsibilities as new parents do. >> reporter: in montgomery county, this woman lives alone and played a crew to clear her driveway. >> i'm afraid when the county people come they will make a big mountain here. i get my driveway clear but that mountain i won't be able to clear up. >> reporter: her road is impassable even though neighborhood banded together to try to clear the intersections. a different concern at a gaithersburg safeway where today they're d

the day started with clear sky in the east and afternoon goes on, clouds will slowly clear out. highs reach the lower to middle 20s. we'll have a partly cloudy sky tonight into tomorrow. tuesday will be a little breezy from time to time with highs close to 30. clouds are here tomorrow night straight through saturday as moisture rain or snow shower is possible wednesday evening. scattered rain and snow showers are likely thursday and friday with some lingering snow saturday. after highs in the 30s for a few days, much colder air pours in early next week.today: gradual clearing high: 22-28 winds: ne 5-10 alo: 23 dbq: 25 iow: 27 the iowa national guard is hard at work this midday making sure missourians have clean water. those troops are in high louis. last week, more than 10 inches swell and leaving several communities under water. 24 people have died in missouri and illinois because of contaminated this water treatment plant in high ridge. soldiers work in two twelve-hour shifts pumping clean water from neighboring town fire hydrants and transporting that water to high ridge wate

storm track 7 chief meteorologist mark schnackenberg a mostly clear sky tonight tuesday. high temperatures during this time will be mainly in the 20s with lows in the low next week. storm track 7 chief meteorologist mark schnackenberg a mostly clear sky tonight continues into the weekend and really pretty much through tuesday. high temperatures during this time will be mainly in the 20s with lows in the low teens. clouds increase wednesday followed by a chance of rain/snow thursday and friday next week. storm track 7 chief meteorologist mark schnackenberg a mostly clear sky tonight tuesday. high temperatures during this time will be mainly in the 20s with lows in the low teens. clouds increase wednesday followed by a chance storm track 7 chief meteorologist mark schnackenberg a mostly clear sky tonight continues into the weekend and really pretty much through tuesday. high temperatures during this time will be mainly wednesday followed by a chance of rain/snow thursday and friday next week. storm track 7 chief a mostly clear sky tonight continues into the weekend and real

we're going to be clearing rather rapidly tomorrow. because of the fact that we still have so many mountains of snow on the ground, the weather still having a moderate impact on our area, we get the sunshine, no wind to deal with but again we're telling folks with all the puddles we're going to have around, stepping out the door, it's rain boots, and a warm jacket. a lot like today. here's a look at your hourly forecast. from 38 at 11:00 a.m., to 40 degrees. with cool conditions by 3:00 p.m. school outlook, 50% chance that kids will be back in school thursday, and a 30% chance for friday. i think it's 100% chance we'll see some delays across the area. look at your seven-day forecast here. getting into the weekend. 44 to 50 degrees, good weekend for getting out and doing more clean-up. although we need a relaxing weekend, don't we? >> thanks, bj. >>> you can check your mail box because mail delivery resumed today. but if you didn't get delivery to your home, it could be because your mail box is still buried in snow and ice or the walkwa

clearing skies. as a matter of fact, as we look at the area of precipitation you to the northeast of us. as we look at the overnight lows not so okay. low 20s to mid-20s with clearing skies. it will clear out tonight, that will put a hard freeze. any water on the roadway will freeze overnight. look for icy road. this is your futurecast not showing any clouds. if you like that that will be some good melting. look at this, it is 6:00. we will be get ready to refreeze again. that means bad news. we will have another black ice advisory. once again, the roadways not best to drive. even though the precipitation is we have a miniwarm upcoming up next week. >> let's go ahead and look at some of the roadways. this is a live look in durham. you can see a shine on the roadway. that could be icy, slippery areas. and wncn team coverage continues. here is an update. >> reporter: it was day two of this triple threat. snow, ice, and sleet making a mess. trees were no match for that heavy ice. this one blocked vandor

, they're still work to do of course f your street is one that's not this clear, that needs clearing, you are asked to call 311. also reach out to philly 311 through social media, on facebook, or twitter. they expect this clean to up take several days. they ask you to be patient and report your street. if you are seeing an issue, of course, slowly but surely the streets are getting back to normal. it will take a long time before all of the street here are clear. we are live in mayfair, justin finch, cbs-3, "eyewitness news", erika? >> going to take a while but they're hard at work, justin, thank up. allentown continues to dig out as well. city got nearly 32-inch of snow, that's a record breaking amount. road crews are trying to get rid that far snow as fast as they can. secondary roads like that, they are still burried. allentown mayor ed pal/ski urging contractors who want to help to contact the city, also making parking available and several streets to clear streets for plows. over to new jersey now 2us senators, robert menendez, cory booker, will join congressman lob and and dough,

mark has the answer. >> clear, clear, clear. typically on the 4th of july fireworks we're always a bit nervous, because the fog has a tendon sea to really cloud things up. but today we can guarantee clear skies for the fireworks as we wrap up 2015 and head into 2016. on the satellite, you can see the clear skies in the pacific. right now basically a few high clouds just offshore, and that's just about it. next time we'll cloud things up that will probably be on saturday, especially up in the north bay. the clear skies over the bay area, but we all know we've been locked in this cold weather pattern. take a look at current numbers. already in the upper 40s out toward fremont. san jose 49, novato 45, santa rosa checking in, 50 degrees, clear skies. here's our live camera. a little haze, but a nice cool evening across the bay area. cold enough first thing tomorrow morning. we do have this. a freeze warning in place. this includes san rafael, santa rosa, napa, concord, morgan hill and gilroy. 10:00 tonight until 9:00 a.m. friday. ov

if people don't clear the sidewalks we'll start the because we've got to get those sidewalks clear, we have to get people to walk safely and not go into the street. again as you are clearing your sidewalk, i say this some of you evidence my snow shoveling skills firsthand if you're a homeowner clear that three or four footpath. put the snow off to the side don't throw it out in the street or you are just going to make it harder again on sanitation to keep up with all that they have to do. they are dealing with the most snow we've seen in a long, long time. help them out, everyone has a role to play in this. for anyone with health issues, please, we've now lost 5 people in the course of this storm who were snow shoveling. five deaths related to snow shovel that's a whole lot andvery, very sad, anyone who has a health problems, don't shovel. friend, a neighbor, pay a young person from your neighborhood, but do not shovel if you have a health situation that might compromise you. i want to emphasize businesses in particular, you have an obligation to shovel out enough of your sidewalks so

up. >> we will clear it up eventually. it's just going to take a little time. the old joke, you know, the d.c. snow removal plan is called spring and that may be the case here the next couple of days. slippery and slushy outside today and late day rain showers are coming our mind. so there could be iciness late today into early tomorrow. cold finish to the week, but fortunately no more big storms in the forecast. yesterday we were tracking a little chance for snow tomorrow into thursday, and that looks like it will stay out to sea freezing rain in the mountains. could be just cold enough, 25 in martinsburg, 19 thousand in frederick, a little light rain coming in there, that's the reason for the freezing rain advisory. your commute today if you're headed off to work, icy and slippery in many spots this morning. there will be rain showers this evening, but again with temperatures this cold, we'll be watching out for any icy chances. here is more on traffic now. >>> i'd love to tell everybody no school for the rest of the wee

clear your entire car including the roof. a lot of people don't bother clearing the roof of the snow and then they get out and drive and it goes flying into the car behind. temperatures right now are hovering into the teens. hour by hour forecast by 10:00 a.m., near 30. may get to freezing. a little breeze this morning. the winds will be calming. by late this evening, back into the low 20s. by dawn, because of the impact of this will be down into the teens. mid-30s tomorrow afternoon. near 30 tuesday morning. low 40s in the afternoon. might get a few rain showers. sun back wednesday afternoon with highs low 40s and then thursday and friday, we'll be having highs near 40, 20s in the morning and maybe upper 40s as we get into saturday. we're back with frequent updates. stay with us. >> hey, tom, i want to give you credit. you called this storm a week ago, buddy. >> thanks. this has been one of the best forecasted storms because of the sophistication of the computer models now getting much better going forward in time. >> nicely

skies, partly clear through tonight. about 6:00 p.m., 42 degrees expected. here's our headlines indicating comfortable temperatures for now. those cool nights mean another slick commute for some across the region. coming up in my full forecast, we'll talk more about when the 60's will return. it will start to feel like spring again. >> buncombe county deputies need your help finding a person or persons involved in a shooting. it happened at the entrance of pine brook farms development. deputies say someone fired a gun nto the advertising sign at the entrance and bullets hit two occupied homes. luckily no one was hurt or was home. if you have any information, you are asked to call crime stoppers at 255-5050. parents planning an awareness walk in downtown waynesville. haywood school board plans to possibly close elementary schools. the school has had falling enrollment. if central closes, most schools would go to hazelwood. both are about two miles away. the walk starts at five:30. the school board is set to vote on the cl

clouds fray next week.a mostly clear tuesday. high temperatures during this time will be mainly in the 20s with lows in the low teens. clouds increase wednesday followed by a chance of rain/snow thursday and friday next week.a mostly clear sky teperatures during this time will be mainly in the 20s with lows in the low teens. clouu increase wednesday followed by a chance of rain/snow thursday and friday next and now lovee ones are etting up a scholarship in her honor. 21-year-old nicole underwood was on her way to chicago to visit her boyfriend, when police say the bus she was on crashed into a sign on the interstate 55 in illinnis. underwood was takakn to the hospital where she later died from her injuries underwoods loved ones are now to honor her.. kwwls olivii mancino joinn us live in the newsroom to talk about that i talked to her boyfriend's best friend today a facetime, gho had the idea for this scholarship he says it came to him on the way to the hospital.. he says nicole loved helping other people...he thought what better

they're clearing snow and that's clearing just a bit. outerloop at braddock, we're jammed for about a mile and a half. involving three vehicles. two of them jackknifed tractor trailers. we'll have that video coming up. amelia is up near 270 at old hundred road. you must have gone by it coming northbound. how did it look? >> reporter: exactly, melissa. so, driving by, right now, we're on 270 southbound, right around the damascus/germantown area, if you will. all lanes were getting by at that point, you can see we're traveling past that accident, it looks like as we drove by, everything had been pulled over to the shoulder.

broadly street is clear, it's just wet. of cars going up and down broad street carefully because the crews are working. they were loading the snow into the dump trucks and taking it out so the snow can go somewhere else. trying to fieferght -- figure out a place to put it all. crews are working on clearing the primary routes. >> reporter: early this morning, people were starting to venture out, walking was tricky with the snow banks especially on the side street. take a look at video we found a woman making her way down morris street toward broad with a suitcase. we talked to her once she made it down the street. >>> it's very hard special mri with a piece of luggage to get to a corn he were where you can get on flat ground to pull it behind you. it's a narrow pathway you're literally like in the shining tracing your tracks from previous tracks. >>> are you nervous about driving to cleveland after the snow. >> reporter: i'm more nervous about going down the streets than getting on the highway i'm sure they will be clear. >>

tuesday night clear, with a low around 16. northwest wind 5-10. tonight clear and cold. lows: 13-17 inland, 17-22 coast. winds: northwest 10-15. tuesday sunny, with a high near 29. northwest wind 10-15. tuesday night clear, with a low around 16. northwest wind 5-10. wednesday increasing clouds, with a high near 39. west wind a price war between two gas stations in michigan forced gas prices down to numbers not seen in decades. one gas station was advertising a price as low as 47 cents a gallon yesterday. rough driving conditions didn't stop motorists from flooding the area. police officers arrived and directed long lines of drivers looking to score very cheap gas. the price war made michigan the first state to see gas less than one-dollar-a- gallon in decades. by the end of the day, however, the price war ended and gas prices at the stations went back to around one coming up on wavy news 10 - not everyone agrees with lifting sanctions against iran. but it represents hope to many. you'll hear why next. then at five-thirty - after being held prisoner for 18 months in iran

clear and very cold tonight.e've got the refreezing. 15 for philadelphia, 9 north and west around allentown. tomorrow mostly sunny, a very cold day. high temperatures only in the mid-30s. similar to today. then we get up to 44 tuesday with that late shower possibly changing to the light mix. a little more significant threat coming later on thursday and thursday night, watching the coast for a potential storm. it could stay offshore. more on that tomorrow. and not too bad over the weekend. >>> we've rounded up nbc 10 viewers blizzard photos and videos from shirtless shoveling to dogs in the snow. we'll show you the pictures you can't miss. the republicans in harrisburg were fighting each other over the state budget. that's right. each other. the republican state senate passed a responsible budget that "begins" to fund education but the republican house of representatives has insisted on a budget that fails to fund education and balloons the deficit. call your legislator, tell them to pass a budget that's right for

as well as the roads all seemed clear. shoveling out from under 33 inches of snow is no easy task, whether you are young or old. plowing this new jersey transit parking lot made peter and his dog murphy appreciate just how much 33 inches can be. does it feel like it? >> it feels like it. it feels like more. >> reporter: even snow blowers had a workout up here and there are plenty of them. so is the new jersey record disturbing? >> it is fun to watch it. >> reporter: how about shoveling it, did you do that? >> no, my husband had a snow blower so he did our driveway and did everybody else's. >> reporter: we found 18 inches of here and across the street came up to 23 inches. almost 3 feet right here. and near this car, that's not going anywhere, i got up to 26 inches. yep, for daisy and the malo family it's all welcomed. >> it was really cool. i have never seen so much snow in my life. >> reporter: she wasn't the only one to appreciate the tsunami of snow. behind the library here, dozens of kids used this sledding hill to its

the sidewalks are clear. some reprieve in the sense that they can walk their kids to school, but driving, at least here on 64th, is totally out of the question. we're live in queens, channel 7 eyewitness news. >>> it's a matter of getting to school old school. thank you very much, dre. much appreciated. 4:38. battling flames, tearing through a queens home. that fire started just before midnight in a home on 77th road in cue gardens hills. firefighters say the snow banks made it difficult. the home's first floor collapsed into the basement. firefighters rescued a cat from the flames. >>> the blizzard has cost kids and new jersey's largest city at least one day of school. newark public schools are shut lingering road conditions. not all workers have the day off. district's central office will have a delayed opening. employees are expected to report by 10:00 this morning. stay with eyewitness news throughout the morning for updates on the chute commute and also the cleanup. we posted a ton of information on abc7

a soggy start, but it'll clear. we'll clear up as we move throughout the rest of the saturday. a beautiful shot we start with of the river rink. look at that. beautiful. nobody on the ice, but skaters will be out later on today. showers moving through. another part of the story is mild. mild temperatures, colder to the north and west. pocono is 36, 37 in allentown, but philadelphia, 43 and close to mid-40s down in atlantic c y city. the rainmaker, that nor'easter from the coast, the low pushing to the northeast and taking the rain with it. we see the back edge of the system just pushing west to east out of harrisburg so we are looking for drying. some areas getting showers right now. other parts of northern atlantic county, ocean county not seeing rain at all. it's spotty right now until the final back edge does clear through, which will happen in the next couple hours. winds now not doing too badly from the northeast, and we are looking for wind to pick up as we move on through the rest of our saturday afternoon. temperatures mild, though. and sunshine possibly later on. >> al

snow is moving out of the tri-state and will be clear of our eastern zones by the noon. a winter weather advisory is out for most of the tri-state until 7 p.m. for slick road conditions.heading into the clear as high pressure takes over. partly cloudy skies and fresh snow will allow the temps to drop back into the teens tonight.thursday will be a quiet day with partly sunny skies with high in the low to mid 30s.the 9 first warning weather team continues to track a system on friday that is now coming more into focus. at this point, this could be 2-4" snowfall around greater cincinnati to a 3-5" snow in northern kentucky. but, it's highly dependent on the track of the snowmaker. if the track stays south, lower totals can north, we could see higher totals. the situation is likely going to change again before friday so please come jason toss to ally jamie foxx. actor, singer, hero?his act of bravery, right in front of his own home. and leave it to mcdonald's to come up with the latest solution to your sweet and oscar winner jamie foxx can add another title to his resume - li

clouds friday next week.a mostly clear sky tonight continues into the weekend and really pretty much through tuesday. high temperatures during this time will be mainly des moines police say a 15-year-old is recovering tonight -- after allegedly being shot by another 15-year-old yesterday afternoon. has been charged. even though the one teenager was shot in the chest -- they are expected to survive. the new year begins with a shooting in downtown waterloo -- after a night of celebrating near club 3-1-9. several people were arrested for weapons -- one is in the hospital. kwwl's lauren moss has been looking into this all day- she joins us live with the latest..lauren. well mac..police say this all started when club 319 tried to get people to leave the bar come closing time around 2 a.m. no one would leave....and some people took the party to the alley.. someone in a group of people then shot 31 year old ramirez gary in his leg....causing everyone to take off running in every direction. it was a chaotic scene...take a "one is still in the truck 10-4. screaming. west parking lot. 301-3-33

at this time, the motive for the shooting is not clear. if you have any information contact crimestoppers at 1-888- crime-sc. republican presidential candidate marco rubio started off his new year in south carolina on saturday. rubio's camp planned a real sweep of south carolina - also making stops in the lowcountry. rubio used his time in the state to attack democrats on issues ranging from healthcare to foreign policy and defense spending. he had sharp words for president obama. "our constitution is being systematically violated and ignored, treated as an outdated document by this president. he violates the second amendment with executive orders, an wages constant war against it.religious liberties are being eroded under this white house." several republican candidates are expected to appear in south carolina this month campaigning before the state saturdays in february. republican presidential candidate donald trump was in biloxi, mississippi, yesterday where a large crowd turned out. lines of people were waiting outside of the venue to

tonight, clear and crystal- clear conditions for the bay area.omorrow, a lot of sunshine, it will be a cold day for the first day of 2016. high 40s to low 50s. saturday, as we get to the afternoon some clouds will develop in the sky. this system here in the pacific. these clouds, they will break up but on saturday, there is a chance for scattered rain. but the bulk of that will that get here until monday. in the sierra, saturday and sunday mixture of clouds and sunshine. highs in the 20s. cold mornings and a lot of snow on the way next week. we have a series of storms arriving in northern california . a lot of rain for the bay area. there is a possibly of a lot of snow for the sierra. upper 20s in north bay, upper 20s east bay, there is a freeze warning in areas. a lot of locations south, getting to or below freezing. 30s for san francisco and oakland. tomorrow, going up into the mid- 50s. i will talk about the rain coming up. >>> still ahead tonight, another example of the dangers of hoverboards. that one, yucks. -- that one yikes. >>> we will b

permanently, the new clear deal is certainly not going to do that.t it does at best is kick down the road eight to ten years this question of the new clear development of new clear weapon at best. >> woodruff: how do you see the future iran? >> i teully think the new clear deal was a very important step and that it takes the danger of a new clear weapon off the table for a lot longer than eight to ten years. 25 years in some cases, on some of the most pornlt issues, and longer because iran has to sign an agreement. and if it violates that agreement any time, even after 25 years, it's liable for military action. the military option is not off the table. it is off the table for now. this is still a revolutionary society. and but it does have interest. and when it comes to interest, self-interest, iran has taken some practical steps over the last week. the big question is, is it willing to take more? it will face a lot of tests particularly across the region. can it-- is it willing to walk away from president a sad in the name of peace and stopping the

you don't need to clear your whole sidewalk. clear about 3 or 4 feet. enough that someone in a wheelchair could get through. there will be no fines. if people don't clear their sidewalks, we're going to start now the process of applying fines. we got to get people to be able to walk safely and not have to go into the street. again, as you're clearing your sidewalk, and i say this, some of you have evidenced by snow shoveling skills firsthand. put the snow off to the side. don't throw it out in the street or you're just going to make it harder again on sanitation to keep up with all that they have to do. they're dealing with the most snow we've seen in a long, long time. help them out. everyone has a role to play in this. for anyone with health issues, please -- we've now lost five people in the course of this storm who were snow shoveling. that's a whole lot. and that's very, very sad, very tragic. and it suggests you should not be shoveling, don't shovel. get a family member, friend, a neighbor, pay a young person from your neighborhood, but do not sho

what is being done to clear the roads. barbara: good morning, carolina, welcome on tuesday january 26. 38 degrees and 6:31. i'm barbara gibbs. john: i'm john clark. we will get to meteorologist don schwenneker in a moment but first the school closings and delays. wake county is three hours delayed. durham public schools closed. chapel hill carrboro on a three-hour delay. geneva a list of schools that will be closed. many of you probably know but chatham. franklin, lee, person, vance, warren and mecklinburg. operating on a two-hour delay halifax, moore, northampton and well done city. for a complete list go to abc11.com. barbara: it is time for weather and traffic together. a lot of people hope we will get more stow melt today. -- snow melt. don: we will. you see the temperatures toward mid did i -- mid did i. hills. fayetteville. 37 clinton and goldsboro. 28 smithfield and 34 chapel hill and 34 roanoke rapids. looking at the day ahead 38 now and mainly clear. lunchtime 54 and this afternoon clouds and sunshine, 58 raleigh

the problem is they have to clear the tracks. not just clear the tracks of snow and ice, but from stranded trains. this is the huntington train station. there is a train stopped here in the station. but just a short distance away, there's another train. this is just one part of a very large system. back up and running again until they clear the tracks of snow, ice, and stranded trains. sources say up to 15 trains were stranded as the storm intensified. none of them with passengers. damage to the railcars and locomotives is still being assessed and could impact commutes for days, even after service is restored. penn station was deserted in the middle of the afternoon today with would-be riders showing up with trains that won't depart for hours. it is. i took a picture myself. >> reporter: when they work to restores service after a major storm, they focus on the main line first and then work their way to the huntington and babalon branches. then they will work their way all in an effort to restore full service. but, again, sources

expect partial clearing saturday afternoon with highs near 40. sunday will be mostly sunny and warmer with highs near 50 degrees. cold rain/wininy mix turning to snow showers overnight a light wintry mix will give way to snow showers overnight and early saturday morning...a dusting could accumulate in spots. expect partial clearing saturday afternoon with highs near 40. warmer with highs near 50 degrees. cold rain/wintry mix turning to snow showers overnight a light wintry mix will give way to snow showers overnight and early saturday morning...a dusting could accumulate in spots. expect partial clearing saturday afternoon with highs near 40. sunday will be mostly sunny and warmer with give way to snow showers overnight and early saturday accumulate expect partial clearing saturday afternoon with highs near 40. sunday will be mostly sunny and warmer with highs near 50 degrees. cold rain/wintry mix turning to ow showers overnight a light wintry mix will give way to snow showers overnight and early saturday morning...a dusting could accumulate in s

that's long since been cleared up. you can just see that ray of sunshine, reminding us that the sun is out today. nice to wake up to that. ninety-five south at girard, looking empty. that's exactly what we want to see on this sunday morning, a loft you at home, i don't blame you, i would be, too, if i could be. mass transit checklist, new jersey transit, is suspended, also, dart, once new jersey transit gets restored, it will be cross-honoring system-wide for those of you taking mass transit or interested. and then it goes without saying but be sure to check your schedules on line. happy sunday to you, erika, back over to you. >> meisha, thank you. certainly big day for fans of the cardinals and panthers. >> but before the teams can take the field for the nfc championship game, field has to be cleared of the snow. that's ahead. plus, one last check of the forecast. >>> we all know some areas get more snow than philadelphia. and buffalo, new york, wants to make sure we know they're more experienced than almost everybody

this is what the city determines as a clear street.we've seen over and over streets the city calls passable. those may be snow and slush packed. you see drivers picking up slightly. take a look at how big these snow piles are. you want to make sure you take it easy, even though the roads are clear. little ones will be heading to school today right up those steps there. you may not see them. take a look at video we shot last night. one neighborhood in oak lane frustrated. the city plows never touched their street, they say. they went out there, shovels in hand and began clearing the streets themselves. >> i have no clue. i don't know. we pay our taxes. i have no clue. >> they say they have made calls to 311, called the mayor's office. they went out on their own, mostly because they needed to get to work, kids needed to get to school. again, taking a live look at umbria and hermitage. you see drivers slowing down at the stop sign. people clearly being more comfortable on the roads here. again, take it easy out there. because kids are goi

clouds clear friday with mid 20s.clouds will slowly track into the area overnight keeping temperatures near 10 degrees for thursday morning lows. the sky remains mostly cloudy thursday and thursday night. there is a chance of scattered light snow showers thursday night. any accumulation would be light. clouds clear friday with afternoon highs warming into the mid 20s.clouds will slowly track into the area overnight keeping temperatures near 10 degrees for thursday morning lows. the sky remains mostly cloudy thursday and thursday today for saving her family from a fire. it happened at an apartment complex about a year ago. the marion police department honored the girl today in front of her family and friends at her school. kwwl's hillary maglin was there (nats) this little girl... is being called a big time hero. chloe taylor... a second grader at emerson elementary school in marion... was awarded after she saved her family from an apartment fire. (sot. cg: deb krebill/marion she says it's all thanks to fire fighters who talked to year... and told students exactly what to do in an taylo

tuesday night clear, with a low around 16. northwest wind 5-10. wednesday increasing clouds, with a high near 39. west wind 5-10. soared for decades. eagles founder glenn frey has died in new york. the band said he had been fighting pneumonia for weeks along with other illnesses. frey started the eagles in the 70s along with don henley to form one of the most successful songwriting teams ever. titles like take it easy, hotel california, and desperado propelled the band the eagles were inducted into the rock and roll hall of fame. glenn frey was a deadly crash in chesapeake. police say he ran off blackwater road near margaret drive this afternoon, after some kind of medical emergency. sharon dugan sent us this video. investigators say he crashed in a ditch and died. we'll let you know as soon as we have more information. if you lost electricity in virginia beach or chesapeake today, it's because a goose flew into a power line. dominion virginia power says the animal knocked out service for 45-hundred customers. crews were fixing the downed line at

skies should clear for saturday, with highs back in the mid- 50s. sunday will bring mostly cloudy skies and a chance for brief mountain snow, with highs in the 30s to mid-40s. next week becomes cold and clear, with highs in the 40s and lows in the teens and 20s. sunny skies will dominate today with highs in the 50s. lows in the 30s. rain moves in late morning on friday, with highs in the upper 40s. skies should clear for saturday, with highs back in the mid- 50s. sunday will bring mostly cloudy skies and a chance for brief mountain snow, with highs in the 30s to mid-40s. next week becomes cold and clear, with highs in the 40s and lows in the teens and 20s. 3 ((weather hit)) 3 now to chris with traffic. 3*********hold****** 3 we're watching this: this:we're watching 3*********hold****** 3 with traffic.now to chris 3 now to chris with traffic. 3*********hold****** *********hold****** 3 we're watching this: this: 3 you're looking live atpit crew traffic 3 sponsored by kevin whitaker chevrolet cadillac 3 3 news you need to know.. democratic presidential

clear skies around right now. i expect it to be clear today and tonight. from new york to boston, gorgeous sky up there. and, of course, they have a lot more snow to get rid of over the coming days. high pressure, again, just offshore tomorrow, nice day, warmer day, then it looks like as we go into our tuesday, we will get a good southwest push, the prefrontal warning, the numbers in the mid-50's. the front gets here on wednesday with rain showers. the tame end of it question mark if we get anything wintery. i'm not worried at this point. skiing, how about it. wow. they are really happy in the local mountains with fresh powder. they didn't get numbers like wis the storm. of the snow they had. in west virginia, they got 30 inches of powder. 39 in raleigh today. 42 in fayetteville. 38 in durham. and tonight teens and 20's. a cold night. and it looks like for the panthers good football weather for a victory. 48 tomorrow. tuesday 54. the warmest day of the week. here comes showers on tuesday night through wednesday. thursday, a shower chance east. low moving a

in all, they say the primary roads are 75% clear at this time. here is a story from western north carolina. it was not easy getting around their either. you can see, several vehicles trapped in the snow. we saw at least five in a three mile area. parts of the interstate were also i see in the morning. mountain on interstate 40, where a lot of drivers decided to park on the frontage road, instead of making up the hill. wheny returned to their car, they found themselves trapped. >> i don't like it. i don't like the snow at all. i wasn't expecting it to be this much though. >> it is the worry of power lines and other loved ones being at home and if they lose power how are we going to get to them, things like that. myra: gusty conditions were a concern in henderson county. also, parts of highway 25 were completely covered w here is a live look of what the roads look like on king street in boone right now, it looks like one big snow a yard. a lot of snow and slush on the roads. the snow is packed up. tricky for drivers there. a massive winter storm cl

all that snow, clear view of the snow. our skies are clear. one of the other elements that produced the very cold temperatures. 22 degrees at philadelphia international. that's one of the warm spots. that's 2 degrees colder than it was yesterday at this time. a light breeze there. out of the west/northwest at 5 miles an hour. not expecting much wind today. even if it's cold, we're not going to see the wind factor with low readings. we will see temperatures climb even in the pocono mountains. camel back, back to making snow in the pocono mountains. sunshine and temperatures that will get close to freezing this afternoon. right now we're a long way from those. 30s is what we'll warm into. we're at 14 in pottstown, trenton 17 degrees, 9 for toms river. look at blue bell at 12 degrees, eagleville at 22 and in the teens for bigilbertsville and 1 degrees in pottstown. we'll see a lot of sunshine to start with. during the day there will be scattered clouds moving through the area. no sign of any wet weather for us today. we'll see tomorrow, a chance

who are clearing them out. overall i-95 at penns landing we saw the shots people were sending in the of the secondary roads snow covered, but looking fine on i-95. >>> sky6 live hd is taking a live look at philadelphia international, be sure to call ahead if you plan to fly out today. the action cam stopped by airline counters yesterday as flights gradually resumed. crews had to clear 22 inches of snow from the runway and they did it. phl shareholder their photos on twitter. >>> "good morning america" continues the coverage of the bliferred -- blizzard cleanup. >> reporter: the kids are off from school if they are going out to do sledding tell them to avoid hills near roads. >>> we'll be back with the day planner forecast and check out for delays at the airport. ♪ i've been a turkey farmer my whole life... and i raise turkey for shady brook farms®. we don't use growth-promoting antibiotics, that's just the way things should be done. that's important to me. my name is glenn, and i'm an independent turkey farmer.

tonight: mainly clear. lows: upper-30s. winds: sw 5-10 mph. friday: increasing clouds with after 3 pm. highs: upper-50s. winds: se 5-10 mph. saturday: mix of sun and clouds. slight breeze. highs: mid-50s. winds: w 10-15 mph. (anchors ad lib toss to don) tonight: mainly clear. lows: upper-30s. winds: sw 5-10 mph. friday: increasing clouds with rain developing after 3 pm. highs: upper-50s. winds: se 5-10 mph. saturday: mix of sun and clouds. slight breeze. highs: mid-50s. winds: w 10-15 mph. tonight: mainly clear. lows: upper-30s. winds: sw 5-10 mph. friday: increasing clouds with rain developing after 3 pm. highs: upper-50s. winds: se 5-10 mph. saturday: mix of sun and clouds. slight breeze. highs: mid-50s. winds: w (anchors ad lib toss to don) tonight: mainly clear. lows: upper-30s. 5-10 mph. friday: increasing clouds with rain developing after 3 pm. highs: upper-50s. winds: se 5-10 mph. saturday: mix of sun and clouds. slight breeze. highs: mid-50s. winds: w 10-15 mph. tonight: mainly clear. lows: upper-30s. winds: sw 5-10 mph. friday: increa