now it's still got a lot of uncertainty will that bulls eye hit near dc, further south? could it be over philadelphia? it could. the take it way this is a major wint storm along the east coast hitting friday but especially through the day saturday. and it is going to have major impacts at the coast and further inn land as well. latest information i have it for you right now. let's take a look first what's going on outside on storm scan3. locally it's quiet. not happening. the seeds being zone this storm coming on shore. now that it is we can get better sampling o of it. european model rolls around 1:00 a.m. i'll stay up for it. you can check my twitter feed. unless i fall asleep. i'll have it first thing in the morning for you it is going to be a very interesting run because we have to see if we get any consensus starting to see everything actua actually di hau ever further apart rather than agree and we want some agreement before we really issue those snow totals but this does look locate big one. again we've got some steady snow over portions of illinois tonight much t

mid-atlantic coastline, you have winter storm warnings, winter weather advisories, but we sit up here, near dcd also in philadelphia, with a blizzard warning, now, in effect, so we're essentially bearing the brunt of this storm, we're right on the northern fringe of where the worse will likely be. but, definitely, the bull's eye goes to our neighbors off to the southwest where we just heard don's report. we say blizzard, there is a specific definition that comes along with that, you need to have these things in place. falling or blowing snow at the time that there are winds of 35 plus miles per hour lead to go visibility under quarter mile. it is all going to take place for at least three hours, we think there will be nice long window of time for that to actually take place. so i completely get why the weather service upgrade in the to a warningment looking at storm scan3, it is a very well defined storm system. not only icing, snow, along with this, but heavy rain, severe weather potential, all going to be drifting north with time. now, steadfastly moving into even central virginia, and event

the cold air invention - debate inveck shon and that's what helps to cause the showers we're seeing near dc, philadelphia, new york, south and west of that, richmond and bristol getting in on the action. here is the future cast we head through the overnight hours. you see the shallow light showers through tomorrow morning. not a lot of extent to them making their way a county inland that's pretty much it. when this are buy. 8:00, we have a good amount of cloud cover through early afternoon. start to get rid of the clouds but the wind will be howling and the temperatures, they're not fog to be warm. here is the future cast temperatures. tomorrow morning 51 or so by 8 a.m. if the north in the low to mid40s. watch what happens here. you may not get out of the 40s tomorrow. tampa getting into the 50s. inland low 50s. sunday morning we're looking at our coldest morning likely of for toom we're in the 30s. you may get into the 20s. 30s inland. a cold start. sunday does not warm up more back to the 50s. the difference on sunday from saturday will be the lack of winds. we will be improving on that

this morning, about 20 inches of snow had accumulated in silver spring, maryland per that is near dc.ful waves generated by the storms came up over a seawall in pacifica and caused damage to waterfront homes there. one resident, terry jackson, was picking up panels from a damaged fence yesterday morning when she turned her back against the ocean. that is when a giant wave wiped out the entire front yard, and slammed right into her home. >> the surge literally lifted, hit and lifted up into the building and then came down and pulled everything out. >> that building is one of many in pacifica that have been battered. many homes on beach boulevard have sandbagged operator now the city has made an emergency declaration. it wants help from the state and federal governments to fix infrastructure there including a peer and the crumbling seawall. >>> a bit farther south strong surges pounding half moon bay causing part of the coastline to crumble. crews are using massive boulders to try to stabilize the shoreline at ronna beach. the waves are also threatening to wash away the road. >> the wat

is starting to get back to normal for people affected by this past a big test for the metro near washington, dc. many people plan to head in to work for the first semi-regular commute. schools are still closed in northern viriginia as crews try to clear off the sidewalks for students. at least 48 people have died because of the big snowstorm. about 25 percent of those deaths happened to people shoveling snow, which in some areas was more than two feet deep. ("jeremy ad libs wx headlines") today: cloudy with scattered showers this morning. then mostly highs will be in the mid 40s early. temps will drop to the low 40s later today. winds north 10-15mph. tonight: mostly cloudy. lows will be in the low 30s. winds north 5-10mph. thursday: mostly cloudy. scattered showers, but not a washout. highs will be in the mid 40s. winds north 5-10mph. we'll have some scattered showers this morning as a cold front moves through the region. temps will fall from the mid 40s to the low 40s today. we will dry out a little this afternoon as the front stalls out offshore. some clouds will remain. tomorrow an area of l

wort new jersey may have been cancelled per it almost 20 percent of flights to and from gaullist near dcdion and reagan which also serve those two markets d.c. and new york are also still having problems. >> pam: the attorney for the so-called effluence the team each been couched said his client could be returning to the u.s. soon. the attorney for cut said his client was to drop his appeal and allow him to be deported from mexico. caltran and his mother, tonya were found in mexico last month with a week after a warrant was issued for his arm rests on a possible probation violation. >> pam: tonya is back in the u.s. and charged with hindering the apprehension of a felon. eaton was sentenced to probation for killing four people in a drunk driving crash. his attorneys argued the team was too rich and spoiled to understand the clock the pluses of his actions. >> catherine: a scared today at the naval medical center in san diego after some reported hearing three shots fired inside a building permit catherine >> catherine: swat teams and military police all over the base with the minutes mone

you see all of these little white planes, no one going right near the dc area, washington, dulles andan airports have canceled all arrivals and departures. the same is true of philadelphia international. i am grant lotus kron4 news. >> in fact, nearly 1000 flights have been canceled across the nation for tomorrow, and for the day. as the storm hits the east c oast, according to officials at san francisco international airport, 159 flights were canceled there today. a majority of them canceled because of the storms on the east coast. others because of the bad weather locally. open international had better luck today with only two flight cancellations. the storm is causing a lot of frustration and long lines at airports. officials say it appears that the bad weather will continue to cause problems, for travelers, throughout the weekend. >>> just ahead tonight at 11, a gunman opened fire at a high school, and a second location in canada killing a number of people there. we have late details. >>> he has been missing the action on the basketball court for months, tonight, warrior fans welc

celebrations continue throughout the country near washington dc neighbors say they're fed up with the violence plaguing their communities hundreds of people honor dr king's memory by participating in the martin luther king stop the violence march at fedex field. politicians teachers and community members help one person can make a difference and have a whole week on the committee receives on a homicide the left in two thousand and fifteen overall crime has gone down in the county steadily but one victim just too many arrive after the march officials held a forum on doctor king's legacy and the resources available to community members. no day off from the campaign trail for the presidential hopefuls donald trump spoke at liberty university today school's president jerry falwell junior introduced romney by saying the candidate reminded him of his own father made a promise to protect christianity but his speech is prompting a storm of criticism on twitter. trump who has said the bible is his favorite book fumble. second corinthians two corinthians three seventeen that solve all game wher

are in the path of a winter storm that could be record-breaking, they said that somet areas near washington dc could have 2 feet of snow fall, dane keller has a look at how people there and along the east coast are bracing. >> from the north to the south, millions are preparing for a ar strong winter weekend in dc, it was chaos before the storm, less highways into parking lots wednesday.. >> don't know what could be one-hour or six hoursld. >> even the presidential motorcade was stuck in traffic with everybody else.en anticipated this little bit better to treat the roadsan. >> the city said that they messed up. >> up. >> we were starved for this inadequate responsese. >> she says that despite the failure of the city will be ready for the big ones this weekendnd. >> we will treat this as a homeland security andnd management event in dc. >> expecting a staggering 40 has the national guard on standby and maryland is bracing for the worst. >> anticipating heavy heavy wet snow fall could result in downed trees andnd disrupting power lines , the potential of power outagesl . >> tens of millions of p

. >> still specking bull's eye near the dc baltimore area, for us, right on the edge of where some of the heaviest may fall. as far as what the eyewitness weather team is predicting general 16, sorry, 12 to 16 inches for the greater philadelphia area. perhaps leather totals outside of the zone, but this is going to be a big storm, guys, again with blizzard conditions, we want you to take heed of the warnings, stay inside if you consideration and because it is so dangerous when trying to travel, through blowing and drifting snow, with absolutely just completely reduced visibility, clouds will build in the meantime, now is the time to get the prep plans ready, gassing the car, get the food, all of that stuff you need, 35 degrees, the expected hi, we drop it down to 25 tonight. with that snow, generally arriving, certainly from south to north, but i would say after sunset for pretty much everyone. winds will start to pick up with time as well. tomorrow the big day, big action day, see this gradually taper off. and exit out to stage east, basically, here, on early sunday morning, and then

as the major clean up continues, today will be a big test for the metro near washington, dc. many people plan to head in to work for the first semi-regular still closed in northern viriginia as crews try to clear off the sidewalks for students. at least 48 people have died because of the big snowstorm. about 25 percent of those deaths happened to people shoveling snow, which in some areas was more than two feet deep. ("jeremy ad libs wx headlines") today: cloudy with scattered showers 40s early. temps will drop to the low 40s later today. winds north 10-15mph. tonight: mostly cloudy. lows will be in the low 30s. winds north 5-10mph. thursday: mostly cloudy. scattered showers, but not a washout. highs will be in the mid 40s. winds north 5-10mph. we'll have some scattered showers this morning as a cold front moves through the region. temps will fall from the mid 40s to the low 40s today. we will dry out a little this afternoon as the front stalls out offshore. some clouds area of low pressure will form offshore along the front. this will push some moisture back towards our regi

heavy snow -- i' m talking 1-2 feet -- near washington dc and certainly into the appalachians. light snow for us as the system kind of brushes by. we will be on the northern fringe. there will be a couple of snow showers late saturday night and into sunday morning in southern new hampshire. today, mostly sunny. tomorrow, more of the same. bright sunshine, less wind. saturday, here comes that storm. you can see the clouds starting to increase in southern new hampshire. there is the snow. notice how it barely gets to those areas, from manchester to keen to dover and points south, a coating to one inch, if we are lucky. that is how it is looking at this point. sunny skies today, chilly, windy. only the 20' s in southern new hampshire. a big game going on in denver over the weekend. 3:05 is the start on sunday. the weather should be ok. 43 degrees. if peyton starts and the temperature is below 43, he usually does not win. at 43, it is questionable. sean: oh boy. hayley: i think the pats are going to be fine and we are going to be fine. erin: strangers in minneapolis are helping eac

as the major clean up continues, today will be a big test for the metro near washington, dc. many people plan to head in to work for the first semi-regular commute. schools are still closed in northern viriginia as crews try to for students. at least 48 people have died because of the big snowstorm. about 25 percent of those deaths happened to people shoveling snow, which in some areas was more than two feet deep. ("jeremy ad libs wx headlines") today: cloudy with scattered showers this morning. then mostly cloudy this afternoon. highs will be in the mid 40s early. temps will drop to the low 40s later today. winds north 10-15mph. tonight: mostly cloudy. lows will be in the low 30s. winds north 5-10mph. thursday: mostly cloudy. scattered showers, but not a washout. highs will be in the mid 40s. winds north 5-10mph. we'll have some scattered showers this morning as a cold front moves through the region. temps will fall from the mid 40s to the low 40s today. we will dry out a little this afternoon as the front stalls out offshore. some clouds will remain. tomorrow an area of low

louis and kansas city. 20s for boston, the big apple, dc and near freezing in atlanta and dallas in the 50s. when you factor in the windchills, it feels like 22 behind in minneapolis. that has to hurt. chicago. windchill advisories and warnings in place due to the arctic air taking over much of the country. here it is, that arctic high and west, but it is actually send inning the northernly wind half of the country. the cold front is going to help re-enforce the cold air tonight. it is soggy over portions of the pacific northwest and seeing snow in areas as well. here in south florida, struggling to reach 70. in fact, many areas in the 60s. tonight, get ready to bundle up, especially the little ones as you are getting them ready for school tomorrow. some upper 40s possible. tomorrow could be a touch cooler in the afternoon with 68 and the warming trend starts on thursday with 72. highs in the mid to upper 70s. by tend of t week, we will see the return of passing approaches elliot? >> thank you. >>> sean penn appeared on tv last night. charley rose spoke with the actor about why he trave

let me ask you about reports of a power line being down near 295 in dc. what are you hearing about this? what do we know so far? >> i don't know specifically what the status on that is. we tell everyone as soon as you see a downed powerline to stay far away from it and just call it in and our crews will get out there. i can't speak to that one because i haven't gotten an update from our staff on that. it may be that we've already gotten a crew that's ready to respond. in general, it's hard for us to respond when the weather is like this. it's basically a white-out. and that's why we're encouraging everyone, governments have been saying to stay off the roads, so the crews can do their work and plow and clear the way

i was -- i do not think that i could have written a book ifa book if i did not live near washington dcnd have access. >> we promised you time to ask questions.ic what is our girl? >> thank you very much. this is a question for professor.? i am wondering if she were doing research were you at times just shaking your head, at this mystery of stalin, this person came, pockmarked, not the most attractive physically. where there are moments when you were just astonished by his rise, his ability -- was - a totally paranoid? i just want to see if you could give a quick description. >> you know, thereknow, theres were times. there still are times when i am surprised and shocked.d this is volume one. [laughter] and there is a lot moreli explaining and writing to do. one of the things that i thought i understood but now i understand much better is the skills he had. h the ability to outsmart, outmaneuver, the coming, you know, we think of strategy as something where you write up a big plan, hundreds of pages long and the execute the planss and more or less you execute according to plan. but if y

leftover light snow near boston. through dc. there weather pattern iser shifting its for the next instead of having his is panhandle lows these systems will be moore'sis pacific in origin won't have a whole lot to work at.wo the winds will jump the temperatures up near 40 plusus later today followed by ling off slightlyte tomorrow. even though the temperatures will trap they will be all that significant see some breaks of sunshine otherwise mostly cloudy later on in evening child mid-to-late evening shower temperatures running about 5 degrees above average traffic a time with patty harkin it is 6:01 a.m. we're off to a great start on thee freeway. it's even looking better only 70 days until opening date that would be april 4 were lookingng forward to nicer writer and hopefully we'll see it come it's little thin gorgeous that's for sure. if you are traveling in brunswick they do have a water main break. south of wilson street wayne and kristi back to you in the studio. the massive t winter storm in the northeast has wreaked havoc

we could end up with a sizable 6 to 10 inch snowfall with the heavier amounts being near the washington, dc., baltimore area. it could trend back northward tomorrow. middle 30s tomorrow. 20s to chicago. 50s to dallas. upper 60s south florida. that's cool for them. here's fust.ca few clouds tonight. sun and clouds tomorrow. less wind into the middle 30s. a bit of cloud cover tomorrow. back to lots of sun on thursday. thursday, low and middle 30s. we wait to see what happens for the end of the week. 22 in town. 14 in the burbs as the wind continues. 36 tomorrow. that's better. 34 thursday. nice day. sun and clouds. friday, the clouds return. the snow at night into saturday. only 30 on saturday. again the potential for heavy snow is there. as i mentioned, a lot of elements with the storm, too. sun returns later sunday. steve: very good. thank you. old school diners and cooks speak a language all their own. dari: mac king went to crack the code. code. >> next time say no coleslaw. >> reporter: anyplace people prepare food for people to eat on sight emits a lot of noises. >> he gave you strawber

are bracing for a huge blizzard which is expected to dump near record levels of snow. washington dc and the surrounding area is expected to be worst hit. about 60 centimeters is forecast to fall. >> reporter: the snow started to fall in the carolinas. the storm is expected to sweep up along the eastern course of the u.s. likely to be worst hit is washington dc. they had been preparing the trucks to keep the roads open. it is going to be a tough job >> we're going to have to live through it. we appreciate our citizens' patience, but we're not going to have that luxry to push neighborhood streets. >> reporter: stores have been stripped bare as people get ready to hunker down for a few days. >> fruits salad, cheese and wine. >> milk, bread and all those things. >> reporter: some stores say it is buzzer than the day before thanksgiving. states of emergency have been declared in virginia, washington dc and in merryland >> we see this as a major storm. it has life and death implications. >> reporter: the cold and the snow is forcing the homeless to take shelter. this man has lived on the

debris has been spotted near oahu. the miss dc organization says their thoughts and prayers are with the family. >> cyber warfare, it is a devastating tool of war that can impact infrastructures, governments and power grids and we're learning that cyber hacks in russia are on the rice. >> reporter: based on our reporting these cyber militias act as proxies for the russian president. they leave a digital trail of evidence and they're using their cyber skills in a very patriot i can fashion, against nato, against u.s. government officials and most recently against countries like the ukraine. on december 23rd there was a significant attack against the power grid in ukraine rendering hundreds of thousands of homes without power and this attack was traced to a piece of malware associated with the cyber militias. >> this specifically is a targeted attack, leveraged a malware, similar to what was used in the sony case that can destroy systems that can impact your physical reality. >> reporter: the november 2014 attack by north korea on s

dc tonight. a barricade sitration near the george town -- situation near the george town water front has just ended peacefully. the man was locked up since 3:00 this afternoon. police said people around the building were never in danger. no details about who the man is or why he refused to come out. >>> the mayor of dc is accusing the council of moving too slowly on her crime-fighting legislation. the mayor says it's been 131 days since she proposed the package of bills to fight the surge in homicides. >> the council has not acted. we are calling them to act on the public safety legislation. >> one proposal would allow the city to hire retired police officers without cutting into the their pensions, and the package has a controversial plan for warrantless searches. the council says the mayor has been slow to provide certain data, but a package will be up for the committee vote by the end of the month. >>> now look at surveillance photos that came into this evening. metro transit police want to question these people about a brutal attack that happened on december 21st on a red line station at the no

dc and philadelphia coming close saturday, near three feet here

near 30. they actually had snow in dc this evening. not from the big player, that's over here in west texas and this will move across the certain plains, pick up moisture out of the gulf of mexico and up the eastern sea board and really intensify. we've got cold air coming out of canada and the water off the eastern seaboard has been running warm this winter. when you have that cold air up against the warm water, a storm will form and really intensify. normally without the arctic high pressure, this would come right up across the canal and it would be a classic situation of a foot of snow or more in metro boston but that isn't the case. we have high pressure and it's going to block the northward progression of the storm. so that's why it is a challenging forecast because we're right on the northern edge. and i think you folks in southern new hampshire you never really get into the storm. meanwhile father south, the south coast, you're in the storm. the storm, but still 3-6 inches. even out on portions of the cape and you come up the so

and finally in southeast dc, a man was shot near the intersection of alabama avenue and nailer road, at a bus stop. he has life-threatening injuries. no word on any suspects in this case. >>> this was a successful presidency. that's the message president obama will deliver tonight, in his seventh and final state of the union. he will face the nation at 9:00 p.m., from the house chamber. we have a preview of what can be expected. >> the president of the united states. >> reporter: when president obama takes the podium to deliver his final state of the union address, he will have his eyes on the future and a heart filled with hope. >> i don't think i have ever been more optimistic about a year ahead than i am right now. >> reporter: the white house says the president will highlight some of his best achievements. among them, progress with the economy. strides in combatting climate change. and reaching a nuclear deal with iran. the president is also expected to talk about the executive actions he plans to take in response to growing gun violence. a call for unity and bipartisan team work

be waiting for loved ones to get home tonight f you're stuck in this mess on 395 near crystal city, it may be longer. dc officials asking you to stay off the road if you don't need to drive. they are also increasing the number of plows spreading salt from 50 to over 150. >> now back out to mola lenghi. he has new information about what is being done to clear the roads tonight. a lot of people have been complain they haven't seen the trucks on the roads, and they wondered what happened. >> reporter: yeah, it's been a concern for a lot of folks, and i know like i mentioned earlier, we were on the roads all evening all night tonight, and we saw one plow in dc, and then, again, that's not to say they were not out there, but it did not seem in the several hours we were stuck in traffic like there were much in the way of plows, much in the way of salt trucks, but the district does say they are increasing their numbers overnight, anywhere from 50 to 150, and they are out reacting to the storm, and the ice, and that has really created a lot of problems for drivers and motorists. in virginia, crews will focus on

part of the country -- especially near washington dc, could see up to 30 inches of snow. let's check the weather and traffic now with amelia earhart and marty coniglio. this is a monster. travel will be challenging. >> yes, it is. >> i'm glad to be a traffic reporter in denver and not the east coast right now. >> you would be working through the weekend. >>> we're starting to wrap up an earlier delay. play five and dry creek -- what a beautiful view. a lot of sunshine across the road. you can see the long shadows coming across the drive. the rest of us -- we are seeing ongoing delays. the delay that you see at dry creek -- that is because of two crashes. the southbound crash in hampton which has been moved up to the side streets. and now the northbound 25 crash we will be killed this over on channel 20. there is a single near ace and delaware. we have alternate routes to get around that. >> we will look to that. sunshine over the area. very little wind. it will be a dry day. statewide. with low 40s in the northeast corridor -- corner of colorado and the southwest corner o

, d.c., people with cabin fever came out for a massive snowball fight near dew point circle yesterday. organized by the washington dcnowball fight association, who knew there was one, it had a theme, snow war know balls fight back. one of many planned across the nation's capitol. give it star wars theme, katie, how about it? >> it doesn't get better than that. so so much fun. obviously take the good with the bad with systems like. >> this you know, you got to make the most of it while you can. go sled willing, have a snowball fight, build snowman, do the snow angels, all of that good stuff or get outside with the shovel. get some that far snow removed. but, that said, it is a cold beginning to the day for us, and our slew of eyewitness weather watcher reports coming in with very very cold air, coldest of which came in from eileen out in gilbertsville, one of the more remote suburbs, nice clear sky, with a reflection too off of the snow, any heat going back up to the atmosphere, only 8 degrees for her. we zero in on one of these, 11 came in from robert stewart, couple every clouds out in clementon. live this in his c

in new york this plow truck was no match for the near record snwwfall. and in washington, dc, schools and the federal government still shut down. bu the subway system, we're told it's close to being if you willy operational and district government employees, they are back at work today. >> calvin: a big bear found trash north of orlando. >> laurie: and surveillance camera they captured it all. stricter is in the videotape with one helping ri bear. >> victor: heafter that hung are you bear was seen frying to snag a free meal residents are asking for bear proof trash cans p they say they've have they have tried other measures to keep this animal out. they put two different latches on the lid, even secured to it a metal pole but that wasn't enough it. turns out this bear's also pregnant. >> somebody should do something with keeping them out there in the wilde wildlife before somebody gets hurt. oh, my gosh. i don't want to lose my dogs. >> victor: the homeowner wants wife officials to step up, and they want them to set u u bear feed torres keep bears in the woods instead of thei

keep the main roads open, trying to battle against what we see is potentially a near-record fall of snow in washington dc and people being followed to stay home, enjoy the power and let's hope it stays on and take the long weekend >>> thank you very much. the capital bracing itself for what could be a pretty huge blizzard. more than 30 civilians have been killed in russian air strikes on two villages under the control of the so-called islamic state in iraq and the levant. the air strikes targeted two villages in the country's east. at least 13 children are among the dead. it says many more have been wounded and the death toll could rise. the u.s. military headquarters has sent new casualty reports for air strikes in syria and iraq. it is likely that the numbers are higher. >> reporter: the u.s. military said on friday that since the start of coalition air strikes against i.s.i.l. in iraq and in syria back in august 201416 civilians have been killed, nine more have been injured. that's a far cry from the estimate of a number of anti war groups that say that as many as 2004 civilians mai been killed in air

. >> was 27 deaths near city had around this weekend but they are in the clear, in dc they're expected to continue all week just in we have made some progress there is a lot more to do. >> dc schools are closed and federal buildings are shut down the house of representatives council votes for the week, travelers will feel the pain as 12,000 flights canceled including the thousand today and . >> is nothing compared to the blizzard of 1978, 38 years ago today, a series of three winter storms during most of the midwest and and northeast dumping up jumping up to 3 feet of snow as dick goddard will tell us, the windchill reached minus 61 with the wind between 50 to and 60 mph, will have a look back on the blizzard you 8.com. we are looking at snowfall this season that has been below normal at hopkins, only about 8 inches of snowfall, that is more than 24 below normal . that's how it goes, then we say, low pressure at wisconsin . and illinois that will move here, if we do see anything, it will be raindrops overnight and tomorrow , the cloud cover, area, the advisories are to the north west a

killed 45-year-old gary kaname at an apartment complex near charleston and sandhill...following an argument. simon is now at cc-dc facing murder charges. also breaking right now -- another tough day on wall street! the u-s stock market taking a nosedive...for the second time this week! and it's all after the tumble on the chinese stock markets! taking a live look at wall street... stocks are down xx -points. earlier today, chinese indices plunged more than 7-percent, so trading stopped in less than 30-minutes! it's all because china's central bank again de-valued the currency. and it's not just hurting american markets, but also those in japan and hong kong. back here at home -- taking a live look outside -- today's rain chances are getting smaller, but they're still there. so, keep that umbrella handy. let's send things over to scattered showers tom the valley and snow to the higher elevations begin to weaken today. cloud cover will be common with spotty showers, some heavy at times, throughout the day. high temperatures only reach into the upper 40s and low 50s today between 10 and 20 mph but will lighten up as

they want the sidewalks clear near the schools, roads, big gathering places like churches and assembly halls. >>> good news tonight. a dc police and civilian ticket riders hit you friday for parking on an emergency snow route, the mayor is voiding all of those $250 tickets. you don't have to pay them. and if you already have paid, dc will send you a refund. the mayor says people may not have known about the emergency weather in effect or been out preparing for the storm. the city wrote a total of $1.3 million in tickets and wrote more than half of them on friday as the storm was just getting started. >> if you have a woman that is actually concerned about what the patrons' finances are given the circumstances that hit us i they they are a great leader. >> a lot of people got their car struck trying to get home. >> not everybody is going to catch a break. if you have a snow emergency route ticket saturday, sunday, or monday, you still have to pay that $250. and if you got tows on any day, you still owe at least $125. joining us now by phone to talk about her decision is dc mayor muriel bowser. madame mayor, thanks for jo

near the street, and walk where they need to go. >> we are still in a snow emergency in washington dc. i'm operating under a state of emergency in the district as well. >> and washington dc is not a long. -- not alone. at least five states reported 30 inches of snow. many people in the outer boroughs by queens, are finding is slow going on foot and on the roads. 89-year-old joe has a message for city officials. >> at the airports, flights resumed at reagan national in washington dc and there is limited service in new york, baltimore and philadelphia. >> people should be expecting larger than usual crowd. >> more than 12,000 flights were canceled over the weekend. airline officials say it will take some time to get everyone back on track. cbs news, washington. >> communities along the cleaning up after widespread flooding due to the storm. storm surge from the powerful winter storm came through and put several towns underwater. it also pushed boats onto the streets. crests topping 9 feet forced evacuations for many towns. nearly 100,000 people lost power. >>> the search continues in cal

also take the storm off the mid-atlantic coast by the way bringing the snow to dc baltimore even up to philadelphia perhaps near new this computer model much less know if that were to occur. both shifted southward which brings colder air into southern new england assuring was snowfall. letter questions with that this is not in question is wendy and his bitter cold out there. temperatures are in the teens and 20s with us when chilled you saw single numbers above and below zero. cold will be overnight my lettuce on the track will talk more details. >> be sure to download the all new facts 25 tracker whether app it is free for apple and android devices just search fox 25 weather. >> we are following breaking news now in boston two people shot inside the maverick t station is located in a very busy area of the city between mbta stops. it caused severe delays today. >> reporter: within the last 20 minutes or so source confirm for me that the 20 oh was shortly on the other man was just standing there he landed on the platform landed on his stomach tonight at this hour there looking for the shooter. >> the doors opene

dc. for a shooting investigation. police have the area near 18th and l streets northwest blocked off.hey say that's where a man was shot early this morning. but that's not where he was found. the victim was treated and taken to the hospital on quincy street in petworth neighborhood. he suffered non-life threatening injuries. more news, traffic, and weather updates on good morning washington. >>> colombia! >> oh, welcome back to "gma." we all remember that moment. host steve harvey crowned the the wrong winner of the miss universe pageant. the real winner, pia wurtzbach, miss philippines, is here to talk to us. >> not interested in sharing the the crown. >> yeah. >> can't blame her for that. >> we're going hear that and a whole lot more. >>> also right now, donald trump releasing his first tv campaign ad. aiming right at hillary clinton and eyisis. laying out a hard stance on immigration. including the temporary shutdown of muslims entering the u.s. >>> and a big moment for "star wars" this morning. poised to take over the box office galaxy. analysts predict "star wars: the force awake

lookingorecast at temperatures that will toptopto out near 30 tomorrow.om big nor'easter will develop late la tomorrow into saturday from new england mid-atlantic dc probably see the northern fringe of the te snow may be making it as far north as new philadelphia maybe an inchrth as or two of accumulation.of not much in the wa y ofac heavy snow for us. us. wendy saturday 2835 mostly sunny sunday rain wet snow mondayt sn o tuesday i'll step out and once again the temperatures not arctic but stay fairlytay end of next week.d of nex we'll send itt back to you guys. to thank you. just a given lookup us we can change. i love your jaccket. do you like the psychedelic. they are groovy. i feel like kenny crumpton. we need to play inside and inside not at home but the great lakes. not going to play inside the house with the stuff.goin dante is here with the cure for those wintertime blues. he brought a pringles can canes can and. where do we go from there. lots of great stuff all the timeat stu the great time of t year to come in and checked regular offerings like science shows ororand checked the visitor center and here's a here's a rocket demonstration i

dc and philadelphia coming close to record breaking snowfalls on saturday, near three feet here in the big apple. nearly two dozen storm related deaths reported. the nation's biggest airports on the road. some stuck for nearly 24 hours. >> no food, water, bathrooms. >> on the jersey shore, severe flooding.

dc. we are near chinatown. there goes a potential snowball at us. people are having a good time.s called you? -- cold yet? we are showing you the roadways, cross-country skiers there is a good 4 inches packed on the ground. we saw a couple hum these -- humvees and police departments checking the area. even the humvee was spinning -- losing traction on the roadway. make sure if you have to be on the roadway please make it an emergency. we were trying to get to a van that was stuck on the other street nearby. we are going to try to get over there. hopefully get you an update. that is what is going on here downtown dc. >>> i am inside now we have been here all morning in bethesda you can see the business here is really picking up. this place has been open 24 hours. seven days a week. they have been so generous to many other people who made their way to the diner early this morning. certainly not an easy walk for many of the employees here. the customers who have been streaming in. i speaking with alan and he came in for a hot plate of food and tell us how do you feel what you're out

and impassable, and some had decided to stop near the street, getting out of the car and walking where they need to go. >> we are still in a snow emergency in dc, and we are operating on a seat.>> reporter: at least five states have reported getting at least 30 inches of snow, new york city has lifted the travel ban, and schools are open, but many in the burrell's like lanes are finding this slow going. and a message for the city officials. >> come down my block every once in a while. >> reporter: the flights have service in baltimore and ella delphia. more than 12,000 flights were canceled over the weekend, and the airline officials say it will take some time to get everything back on track.>>> the impact from the massive blizzard is being felt in south florida, and we are at the miami international airport to see how they are handling it.>> reporter: as much of the country is digging out, we are seeing delayed and canceled flights in south florida, but it is getting better. here is video that we took earlier, and we are looking at the boards for cancellations and delays, the mia is in 25 canceled flights today, and the number is only affecti

near oahu. we're learning the sister of one of the marines lives in the dc area. she was miss district of columbia 2014. tonight she is back home in florida with her family. the miss dc organization says their thouts and prayers are with the family. >> now to a weather alert in the aftermath of a deadly tornado that swept through part of florida. two adults are dead and five others are hurt after a tornado whipped through a town in sarasota county. another touched down, that was a category 2 with winds up to 135 miles per hour. >> pretty cold weather settling in across our region and we had a few flurries today. nothing all that significant. lower southern maryland did get the accumulation of a couple of inches but here in the district, not quite so. let's take a look at our map. we actually can say we did get the first measurable snow of the season. .3 only for dc officially. and look at this picture. this is in a bethesda backyard where the white flakes made themselves at home for a little while. it didn't stick around all that long but it was a reminder of the

dc. the new memorial would not be on the national mall near the world war ii and vietnam memorials. instead, it will be built in the white house. government officials say the memorial is only fair to the fallen soldiers. >> i think that something would be wrong if we had a memorial for every body -- every war that except for world war i. >> organizers say the memorial could cost about $30 million and will be built without taxpayer money and is expected to be completed by veterans day 2018 >>> a bill that would allow advanced registered nurses and physician-assisted to prescribe certain drugs is making its way to tallahassee. the proposal was approved by senate committee. this bill will allow the professionals to prescribe seven-day drug such as vicodin and oxycontin but would prevent them from prescribing psychotropic drugs to people under the age of 18. >>> police in matlen are investigating a frightening phone call that forced the evacuation of a school in a jewish community center this morning ask the caller told the jewish academy of orlando on matlen avenue near maitland on cam

dc area. snow flakes starting to get into philly but light. there's the initial little streak right just south of i78. and it's near ede ntown. a few flurries there. that's why i said route 26 is starting to get slippery. garden state. the snow getting into new york city and slowly getting into the hudson valley at daybreak and spreading through the entire area from mid-morning. the heaviest will continue to be from new york city north to east. lower and backed off to the north and west the storm should pull away during the evening hour. and i think this is mostly done a lot of this is leaving the scene. it will be white brown and plowing going on. 48-inches during the day. maybe more. five to 3-inches in the evening around a foot in new york city. look at some of these amounts 12 to 18-inches central and northern new jersey and into new york city as well. six to 12-inches northern new jersey. north and west of i287. three to 6-inches. let's get in tight. some of this foot or more could get into staten island. brooklyn, queens, maybe into parts of long island. some of us getting into morris county as well. it's that northern

near charleston found rosa snowpacked. that was a problem for truckers. this rate it got stuck on the turnpike. drivers are being warned to emergency. the washington dc area is expecting nearly 2 feet of snow in some places. >> i have friends in the dc area and they are staying indoors. boardgames. >> 9 on your side at 6:00. is next. >>> we are keeping a close eye on the track of this snow storm. we have team coverage in our studio and outside in all the elements. >>> a wyoming humming -- wyoming high school graduate is winter returns with a biting wind in many parts of the tri-state. snow plasters some roads... leaving an icy coat of white.. making driving dangerous. in other areas... roads are coated with a slippery slush.all that.. as the storm takes a subtle turn.. sparing many from the worst. this is a nine first warning weather alert day... tracking the storm. good evening. a dusting for some - several inches of snow for governor matt bevin has declared a state of emergency in kentucky. and the snow will continue falling for hours in parts of the tri-state. we have reporters across the tri-state right now watching conditions for you. but first.

dc, government offices will reopen tomorrow. but schools won't reopen until wednesday. for a place to spend the night... after their home goes up in flames. their home near lake mead and warm springs was actually one of 7 that caught fire of the here's a look at all those fires. crews say many of the blazes were caused by squatters. here's cell phone video you'll only see on action news... showing an apartment fire. the manager of that apartment complex says this is the third time squatters have caused the building to go up in flames. here's video from back in november of the aftermath of another fire caused by the damage is about 150 thousand dollars. the manager says they're still figuring out what to do. a trip to the gas station turned into a fight for survival... a mother does everything she can to protect not only herself, but also her two young kids. angie: i was yelling at him my children are speaking out about the terrifying attack! it's action news. and another bad day on wall street...after oil prices fell again. th dow closed today down 208- points, closing at 15,885. remember this video? a carjackers... trying to stea

mid-atlantic snowstorm for washington dc and most of virginia, north carolina, and north georgia mountains that here it should be fairly quiet and then on sunday near normal at 34 degrees but it's going to take all that time to get back up to 34 degrees .ng. >> want to check-in with roosevelt leftwich groundfox with a look at those eastern conditions. >> we are in will you can see it is heavy traffic, snowfall has slowed down a bit . and you can also see pushed out a lot of the snowfall .t not me that it is a easy drive but they have been working to get thisth knocked down down but there still a lot of work . we were in mentor earlier lots of those roads are very slipperye to the kind of night that if you do not have to travel than then it is a good night to stay inside watching tvy . when traveling allow extra time, another person on the road is jennifer jordan who is west of me, where are you ? i-271 northbound approaching moving very smoothly, roads are no longer snow-covered, the further north we see darker skies and increased snowfall . there's nothing major at this time we have seen a couple of spin outs . we did see a aftermath of fender ben

the three-man dc underscoring both into a house on monticello road and that is right off of i. 20 in richland county. they eventually ran it when they they were arrested near the airfield county line. alterman have been charged with burglary in the case and also faced charges in fairfield county. that same night the deputies arrested three more men after they say the suspect broke into a business and stole tv spewed authorities say the cases are not connected it all six men are in the richland county jail tonight. >> three people in our state are being tested for the new mosquito virus. no cases have been confirmed. the chances of getting this virus here are miniscule. the three people being tested have traveled to one of those 24 countries that have been tested for the virus. scientists say the virus is spreading at an explosive rate in central and south america and virus causes birth defects. >>> nissan is issuing recall on the ultima line. in some cases the fix didn't work. also suzuki is recalling more than 58,000 motorcycle because the battery charging system can fail and cause of the bikes to stop. the dealers will replace the charging system regulat

near thest ohio river and mason-dixon line . atlantic states, are the ones looking at, >> these are blizzard watches, baltimore and washington dc sunday . the high pressure is keeping the drier air and eco- to the west, . osha's it will be pretty quiet them into the 30s to melt some of the snowfall, schoen had sharon chen 29 inches of snowfall since sunday, so snowfall in the forecast tuesday -- thursday, the highest in the 20s and 30s . and they needma about it an hour away from the cavaliers tip-off is j.t. previous john telich cavaliers respond to help raise the monday money night memories against the golden state warriors.ga >> you cannot totally erase it, it came against the nba champs, they will need to be razor sharp tonight to get off to the quick start start to the thinking behind them, a monday night,, jr smith received a flagrant foul and was ejected, after he arrived only to five minutes before the game, that his party, coach blatt said that it was addressed internally, from my cavaliers return home for a home game against the la clippers, chris paul and the clippers are red hotot, they are 11 and 1 cents christmas.

dc and philadelphia coming close to record breaking snowfalls on saturday, near three feet here in the big apple. nearly two dozen storm related deaths reported. the nation's biggest airports on the road. some stuck for nearly 24 hours. >> no food, water, bathrooms. >> on the jersey shore, severe flooding. we're live this morning. >>> and donald trump is raising eyebrows again. another runner considers throwing his hat in the ring. >>> and peyton manning verse tom brady going head to head for what could be the last time. with the super bowl on the line, who comes out on top? and tina fey returns to saturday night live as sarah palin. >> thank you, iowa, god bless some of the united states of america. we have more late night laughs today on sunday, january 24th, 2016. >> announcer: from nbc news, this is a special edition of "today," blizzard 2016, live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. >>> welcome to "today" on this sunday morning. i'm erica hill outside on rockefeller plaza with our own mountain of snow behind us. >> indeed. dylan drier is back after being in the blue mobiles for d