. >>> making light rails for predictable. realtime data available to app makers. amelia earhart shows us how that information is now coming straight to your phone. >> big news for rtd riders. they have just released realtime information about exactly where their buses are. if you're standing at a bus stop, you can pull out a third party app, just like what i have here on my phone. i would put in my location, which is accessible by gps just on my phone. i will know exactly what time my bus will arrive, how many miles away it is and get the realtime information. it will make my rider experience a lot more accessible. you can learn which apps work with this information by visiting our website. >> makes it easy. >> yes, it does. >> the powerball drawing tonight. it's going to be the largest jackpot. they're calling it world history. >> in the history of the world. >> in the history of humanity. our cosmetics line was a hit. the orders were rushing in. i could feel our deadlines racing towards us. we didn' t need a loan. we needed short-term funding fast. building 18 h

want to show you realtime doppler radar over the last hour. these fast moving showers coming in from the west moving quickly off to the east. little sprinkles across broward county. moderate to heavy rain however across parts of the overseas highway. between marathon and key colony beach. as much as two and a half inches of rain falling per hour with that one cluster of showers. more rain off to the west. and an area open will have moves in -- of low pressure moves in as we head through this friday. so the clouds increase, the chance for rain increasing as well. take the umbrella with you today. we top out in the lower 80s. that's a check on your forecast. now here's joe wita look at traffic. >>> you got a live look things here on the palmetto couldn't be better. it is moving along through hialeah pretty easily north and southbound, this you a view from 122nd street. look to the north there, you can see i-75 up towards the top left of the screen moving down towards okeechobee road is southbound those headlights we're looking at. and no delays

rtd decided to open up this realtime live traffic technology. to a third party. so they can use it to share with other people. say to yourself it's cold outside do i want to wait for the bus. don't do that anymore. people are saying it's pretty neat. >> . end of the day lull. the last thing anyone wants to do is wait around. >> . in this get in get out world we live in. >> it sucks using your gps where you are. >> getting your hands on this >> using ten thousand district wide stops. it will give them a better idea. when their buss will show up. around. >> we'll get here about 20 minutes. >> . there are also some kinks to work out. >> . i have the app. but i have only been able to get to to work. when i'm downtown. >> . we can only do the predictability on our local route. >> . this is it. >> . not just apps. google says it is going to use it in its google maps. >> . thanks. and we have just will your learned there is no lottery winner from colorado. colorado lottery just putting >> they said we'll go cry in our green chili now.

these non-safety or -- informational applications some of which are safety related but not realtime, are being used now on smartphones and tablets, and increasingly cars themselves are becoming smart. as i think the commissioner mentioned, and it's in today's "washington post," these apps are being built into the dash boards of an increasingly large number of cars. so it's not even a case of juggling your cell phone or tablet. they would be integrated. connectivity and integrations in your car over the next five years. in fact, long before dsrc deployed its scale, cars will be rolling smartphones and connected directly to the internet and to cloud-based data in a way that dsrc and not designed to be. the only way which dsrc, a short-range stand-alone wireless communication, to connect to cloud-based data and the internet would be if there was a very pervasive system of roadside units to communicate with them also using dsrc. something that local state, county, municipal jurisdictions seem fairly unlikely. and this of the conclusion of the gao government accounting office recently, to

connecticut, new jersey, and new york city in realtime. >>> y'all got more blood on y'all than i got on my hands. >> an outburst in the courtroom this morning from the man accused of unloadadg his gun on a police officer in the middle morning rush hour. that suspect telling a judge he feared for his life when he opened fire on the eight-year police veter. c 6 reporter bobby brooks joins us live from miami where he's being held now. good evening, bobby. >> reporter: sam, good evening. this man says he feared for his life. but when you see the survrvllance video, it doesn't look like that notion matches up. in his bond hearing today ininsulted a lot of people. that included the judge, even calling her a member of the kkk. to kill police officer david starling. today he made his first appearance in bond court, blaming his situation on the

realtime doppler radar showing light showers cutting across big picture, over the last hour, the rain off to the west will be moving in. so afternoon showers. it's going to be warm. today right on through the weekend.

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. >> local we'll be steering information realtime. >> the command center also has bomb squad, complete with robots. the fbi also has a message to everyone. if you see something, say something. >> san jose is bringing out its own heavy artillery, armored vehicles, with vat teams and dogs. >> the water tower in campbell will be brighter. workers are putting lights all over it to show it off during super bowl week. the 130-foot tower in downtown campbell was built back in 1982 by benjamin campbell, the founder of the city. >> it's getting closer and closer. now just nine days until super bowl 50. we very an entire section dedicated to the super bowl on our web site. >> jeff eranieri has volunteered to have realtime water on the field. the nfl might be calling you. >> the way the forecast models have been going, it is on add off again with a some heavy rainfall. it doesn't look like a major storm system as of right now. we are expecting the possibility of rain to return, best and highest risk of wet eweather in the morning would be in the north bay. also san francisco with 54 and then we'r

>>> your realtime captioner is linda marie macdonald. >>> desperate pacifica evacuees get the ear of a washington lawmaker. what they are hoping she can do prevent them from being homeless. good afternoon, i'm michelle griego. frank is off. kpix 5's anne makovec is in pacifica where people are still moving out of yellow-tagged apartments that are in danger of falling down the cliff. anne? >> reporter: the meeting with congressman jackie speier way a disappointment. she said that pacifica is eligible for $30 million in federal money and that's to shore up city infrastructure like the pier that we see here behind us that's been pounded by heavy waves. the city has already declared a local, state of emergency but it looks like renters won't be eligible for federal or state assistance but so far 40 people for them the future is unclear. it's a reluctant moving day on esplanade avenue for the people living in 20 apartments that are now yellow-tagged. michael mcenery is one of the tenants only allowed into his apartment to pick up his stuff. >> without notice or warning, i have had to basi

realtime doppler radar, changes underway right now. showers north and south of the overseas highway. this is all lifting to the northeast at around 10 t15 miles an hour. so the rain chance on the increase. the decrease. the winds it's gone calm in pompano beach and ft. lauderdale. some patchy fog. interior broward and miami- dade. very light easterly wind at 3 miles an hour in homestead. i want to walk you through the forecast hour by hour. with our future radar. starting at 11:00, this morning, the lighter shades of green indicate the chance for a few showers, very light sprinkles. maybe a band of moderate rain across parts of broward. so here we go as we head through time into the afternoon, the rain chance does increase but it's not going to be widespread heavy rain. so keep that in mind. clouds increasing and here's the setup. we've got this area of low pressure across the gulf of mexico out ahead of it showers and some moderate to heavy rain. and again, that's lifting off to the northeast. elsewhere across the lower 48, you have t

realtime doppler radar showing very light sprinkle cutting across parts of broward county. these are moving from the west to the east frit past and falling -- pretty fast and falling apart around 20 miles per hour. that's the forward motion. this right here moderate to heavy rain across the overseas highway. between key colony beach and marathon. i'll put this into motion. this is lifting to the north northeast at around 20 miles an hour. widening out the shot here with realtime doppler radar over the last hour look at all the rain spreading from tampa, st. pete, fort myers, we got an area of low pressure right across the gulf of mexico right there and with that being said, the rain chance increasing as we head through the day. so big picture radar and satellite showing the clouds and the rain. spreading from georgia, south carolina, into parts of florida. so the rain chance goes up as if you have travel plans that take you northbound, heads-up. get ready for some cold snow. snow in progress right now minneapolis-st. paul and green bay. ahead of it temperatures relatively w

these numbers are realtime. ery couple of seconds that you can find here in wach fox. feeling like 31 degrees. across palmetto state not exactly ideal beach weather. feeling like 34. 31 in greenville feeling like 27. 35 in myrtle beach but it feels like 30. now 32 degrees we saw it change right there. here is a look at the southeast. that cold air mass is that entire region. it is here and it is going to hand out for another day keeping temperatures well below average. bringing that northerly wind flow there. the clouds of rain of any time. miss leading sunshine. you look outside it is beautiful then you step outside and you realize it is winter. it is january. not exactly a day to enjoy -- i have a feel you are going to make sure your heater in your car is working. that takes you towards 10:00 tomorrow night. we expand the view out. we pause them at 7:00 a.m. good day columbia should start for the western half of the sunshine as it rises at 7:30. those clouds coming in from shore is that high pressure out to the east and that transitions to a more easterly flow. tryin

entirely transit schedule for this period that means that live information about the next bus and realtime arrivals will be available on their phones as the ryan white's changes the live information for the customer will be accurate a couple of other important things the early night time shut down will be night time shut down and only the e line will continue to the ferry building and establish a transfer point where passengers get off the f line or on an f line bus to the castro and more bus service on the f line than the historic cars and audio service to a few targeted places most importantly on the nights night time concerts in and around downtown you'll have the additional service to make sure that people get home quickly and easily on the subway and detours to the 3 and 31 we will stop a little bit short of their terminal but the remaining bus terminals stop within their terminal downtown and an alternative and most importantly you'll see this enhancing the service and trying to improve the confection we'll continue to run reliable service to every neighborhood in the city the change

they are allowing third party app designers to use realtime tracking technology. to give you a better idea of when your bus will show up. >> by the end of january google is expected to use the >> not record setting. it is above the normal of 44. outside right now. 31 and 41 at the airport. notice what's happened. southwest wind i talk about this all the time. wind out of the south. southwest. actually helps to bring temperatures up. and out at the airport. it's blowing at 17 miles per hour. get used to the wind. it will be sticking around through the nig and tomorrow. u can see the temperatures really are up. nserg erwerethi ti. watid. . stl 4pn tie for the rest of tonight. mostly clear skies. tomorrow, a few clouds in the morning. a little more cloud cover late in the day. for denver and the front range. you notice what's happening in the mountains. here comes the snow showers. system. nice shot of snow. through the day tomorrow. >> down into alamosa. we'll have toes. over most of the eastern plains. some of the favored low spots will head into -lt teens. and tom

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realtime conditions saloon in the 30s and 40s feeling like it's in the mid- 30s for everyone. the same story just a different night. only change is we will see if you more clouds out there tonight. week disturbance along the onshore flow higigpressure bringing the eastern wind as you travel. tomorrow make sure you have the code -- coat temperatures will be chilly especially at the start of the day from a 40 at midnight a 37 by 5:00 a.m. eventually we see a low of about 36. then we watched the numbers climb into the 50s throughout the day some clouds here and there but there will be a good deal of sun sign as we eventually top out at 3:00 in the afternoon at 56 degrees. normal weather finally returning as far as the temperatures go. fifty-six for thursday but rain chances and we of them slightly on friday maybe a rumble of thunder on saturday nothing severe at 65 degrees. stop lows in the 40s and 50s the daytime highs that we saw earlier in the week. keeping the rain chances in also on sunday but dry weather and 53, monday we were making their journey to the desert with a natio

as dedicated short range communications service, is designed to have cars talk to one another in realtime in order to reduce drivering accidents. now i've had the private ledge of seeing dsrc developments firsthand, my colleague, commissioner owe riley and i headed to the outskirts of detroit last summer and while there we visited the crash avoidance metrics partnership and the university of michigan transportation research institute. we test drove new car safety prototypes, we listened to concerns about possible wi-fi interference, and we discussed spectrum sharing with automobile manufacturers and researchers. and i think it's fair to say that we are hopeful this technology continues to develop but we're also mindful that dsrc is not commercially on the roads in anything like the critical mass necessary to make it effect effective according to the national transportation safety board, it may take as long as three decades from now before the majority of passenger and commercial fleets are connected to this system that's a long time. and already in the decade and a half since the spectrum

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cars. >> all cameras should be working and monitoring on a realtime basis. >> what happened last weeknd everything, you know, if you want to bump up security as much as possible and make sure writers feel safe. >> i think they should do more. >> we spoke to a b.a.r.t. spoke'sman. she says it's both practical and effective. >> it's very much a tactic use and anyone that's in the security industry, there's many tran sit industries that don't have cameras at all. there new york, they don't have cameras on their trains what so ever. so b.a.r.t. has always been aggressive. >> b.a.r.t. was given 2$2.2 million for wireless cameras. in the east bay, janet omt, abc 7 news. >> a frantic search is underway on the north shore of awahoo after two military helicopters collided overnight. a seven mile debris field has been spotted 30 miles north of honolulu, hawaii. the missing 12 marines were on a training mission. the coast dward says they did the attack. >> a botched drug trial in france. one man is already declared brain dead. doctors say all of the men were healthy before they volunteered for t

weÑi want to make sure our customers no matter what is going on have the experience to share it realtimeporter: verizon spent several million over two years to upgrade the system, at&t, $5 million, each with hidden antennas throughout the area to ensure their networks are ready. they are now permanent fixtures for residents to enjoy even after the super bowl. abc 7 news. >>> abc 7 news was at the larks burg ferry terminal where others were looking at the crunch, the overflow across the street was full by nine, about 200 people rode the ferry today. >> we can't accommodate more passengers, but we can accommodate their cars. >>> this is a time lapse view for the ferry building, our trip took 49 minutes, the ferry ride is 30. well, abc 7 news has you covered for the big game, download our app for traffic alerts, super bowl city and the nfl experience, be sure to enable push alerts to get the instant upgrades. >>> the warriors are three years away from opening their arena in san francisco, already it has a name, the chase center. practice that a few times. j.p. morgan chase bought the naming

based on the data that it receives in realtime, it uses a detect patterns in your brainwaves. that enables it to notify the user of things like seizures, lack of sleep, stress, strokes. >> reporter: even can forward that information to doctors in an emergency. their design concept recently won best in state. and now represents washington at the national level where the team is seeking the fan favorite award. >> for us to win is just even more -- it just motivates us more to make it app a reality. >> reporter: winning would mean $15,000 to further stem education at their school and a chance to make the app a reality with the help of professionals at mit. >> it really will give them feedback immediately. so it can save a life. that's what we're really working towards. >> darcel: the students are also using youtube to get the word >> tammy: they created a posted a video that takes a look inside the technology. help an animal find a new home. >>> welcome to today's pet pals. i'm joined here with meredith society. >> maple came to us as a stray. she's energetic and sweet. she'd be

you put them on and take your riempltd it gives you realtime data about what's going on.verything involved with your ride, everything you need to know about you physically as you take that ride. you want to review it when you get home. press a button, it replays the ride here in the lens of these glasses and gives you that data that you were watching realtime. also suggests ways where you can do a bit of a better job. so much to see here. it's going to continue through the week. for now, though, that's the latest from las vegas. i'm jay gray, nbc news. >>> happening today, major league baseball will announce the results of this year's hall of fame voting. ken griffey, jr., appears to be a lock at this point. there's a lot of buzz surrounding norristown native mike piazza. jeff bagwell and tim rains are on the bubble. barry bonds and roger clemens are still in the ped cloud and so is mark maguire. results will be announced at 6:00 this evening. >>> getting closer to lunchtime and closer to more comfortable weather outside. look at that blue sky, not a sickle cloud in the v

they were also never intended tt provide realtime information.mai but here's a glimmer of hope. they say it doesn't impact progress. > tissue a lewis, fox5 local news.ws. > well, some snowed in residents in prince george'sin county have gotten so frustrated they are calling 911 for help. the county says it is trying tot get through to all the sideide streets still blocked, but theyt are reminding everyone that 911 1 # is for emergencies only, not for snow removal. some of those people probably feel like it is an emergency. we need to get out of your communities.unit > fox5's sarah simmons is life in capital heights with more. sarah. >>reporter: hey, tony, that's right. i am on a street, saint margaret's drive where they alse have not had a plow through. if you can look down here itere started to melt. of course the temperatures were a little bit warmer.r. but still when we drove down d here just a little ways earlier it was tough to maneuver in a four-wheel driver vehicle. as you mentioned, people are so frustrated that they are calling 911. they don't know what to go. g they ca

you can get your answers in realtime to help you and your family prepare. mike thomas will kick over the live content on facebook.com facebook.com/"fox5" dc and also in the news a big break in violent assault caught on camera in the district. family members of three teens in the video brought them into the police station to be questioned. the fwrup was captured attac attacking a convenience store worker with a baseball bat. >> and in baltimore today lawyers for several officers accused in freddie gray's death will be in court they're hoping to keep port frer being forced to testify against the five other officers with him at the time of gray's arrest. potter was said to pev it the trial of officer says ar goodson this month and they denied that. >> the city police force is getting ready to launch their program. it should take two years to equip all baltimore police with the cameras. >>> coming up 6:33 time for morning line. caps in columbus. let's check in with sports junkies 106.7 the fan when you get the best team in nhl versus worse you better come away

we're moving into the -- getting away from the computer models and getting into realtime. you can see in the northeast it's in the 20s to 30 for highs today. a little colder than i was thinking yesterday. that's going to fight this off for a little longer. as you look at fox 5 sky guardian, this line has barely advanced in the last couple of hours. a lot of this is not reaching the ground. it's drying up. that's why even though it looks like it's getting closer, it will take a while longer, start time at 9:00 central jersey, closer to midnight for the city. that's how long it will take to get here. i'll show you why in a second. notice how it advances northward. the fringe starts to fade apart. it has a hard time advancing. it's the battle of the dry air that will go into tomorrow. here are the current temperatures. upper 20s. upper 20s to the jersey shore. back to sussex, 27. 28 as you get to poughkeepsie. this is the key. look at the dew point temperatures. this is a way to measure moisture in the air. when the temperature's around 29 to 30 and the dew point's at 5, that

. >> local, federal, state law enforcement will be sharing information in realtime so we're all on the same page. that's critical to understanding what the situation is throughout the bay area and then responding appropriately. >> reporter: one mis-step thursday. crews at levi stadium accidentally painted both end zones in bronco colors. a mistake quickly corrected but some panther t unintended sleight >> i hope it does rev them up. give them some fuel to get into the end zone. >> reporter: its fuel that will have to last0 is still mark barger, nbc news. >> reed: going international now. a mosque in saudi arabia attacked by men st people living in that area. then jerry brown joins us on a friday. >> plenty of clouds but i don't think anybody was complaining about 63 degrees. i've got a 7-day forecast that goes from the 70s to the below freezing. it has wind, rain, snow in the stick around. . >> marie: chaos erupts as two gunmen wearing suicide bomb belts attack a shiite mask in saudi arabia killing at least three people. one attacker blew himself up while the other opened fire. then wo

nonsafety, or these informational applications some of which are safety related but they're not realtime, are being used now on smartphones and tablets. and increasingly cars themselves are becoming smart. as i think commissioner rosenworcel mentioned and it's in today's "washington post," these apps have been built into the dashboards of an increasingly large number of cars. so, it's not even a case of juggling your cell phone or tablet. they would just be integrated. connectivity, and these applications integrated into your car over the next five years. in fact, long before dsrc has deployed its scale, our cars will be rolling smartphones and connected directly to the internet and to cloud-based data in a way to dsrc is designed not to be. the only way for dsrc which is a short-range stand alone wireless communication to connect to crowd-based data and the internet would be if there's a very pervasive system of roadside units to communicate with them, also using dsrc, something that local, state, county, municipal jurisdictions seem fairly unlikely. and this was a conclusion of the gao

. >> tammy: you can get realtime traffic updates. search wlos in you new year's resolutions, sales of exercise equipment peak this time of year. >> frank: but buying equipment for your home could cost you thousands of dollars. >> tammy: what you need to know before you buy. >> reporter: consumer reports can ensure it's you who gets the workout, not your wallet. consumer reports has been busy testing more than a dozen new treadmill and elliptical machines. >> we do ergonomics testing to see how well they fit the average user. for an elliptical, we do the pedaling motion. >> reporter: these let you vary your stride, like a treadmill, while keeping your feet in contact with the pedals. reducing your impact like the elliptical. the crowd pleaser is this trainer. sells for almost $9,000. as for treadmills, your first decision is folding or non-folding. >> if you're interested in running and you have the space, a non-folding treadmill is a good option. >> reporter: this is a great option for runners. the buttons are easy to read and contro

we look into our area, you can see this realtime on the computer. what you is going on. anything happening out west, this would give us the evidence to confirm that, perhaps, there was small shacking. if we go here to the east we can see nothing occurring all afternoon. this is a 12 hour data frame. then we go into the radar, anything coming and going from the radar? it was the for the diction radar that showed earlier this afternoon the potential for what would be this loud explosive noise or shacking that is caused by a shock wave. the interesting thing people say shock wave, that would be a sound or a quick movement that feels like an explosion. that is not necessarily the case. depending what is happening in the atmosphere, it can feel just like -- just like movement or a shake. there i go making it about 1:30. see that echo showing up to the east of new brunswick. that is the first i saw. there are a couple in here that give us the indication that potentially something could have been happening in the the other thing i have been looking into is the potential for som

ask our meteorologist anything and everything you need to know about the storm and get answers in realtime. >>> new this morning prince george county police are investigating a deadly shooting in camp springs. it happened 11 last night 4300 block west village avenue. witnesses say they saw four suspects enter home and shooting. no word on identity of the victim. >> developing overseas at least 21 people are dead following terrorist attack in northeast pakistan. witnesses say they heard gunfire and series of explosions and army spokesperson says four attackers were killed. taliban has claimed responsibility for the attack. >>> all right. brace for. it getting flurries today and down the line it's a big wallop and we're prepared. toilet paper. >> we found some. >> did you stock up. >> this is enough for me thank you. >> this one is already kind of used. somebody got into our stash. here you go wisdom. >> we put out the question why do people stock up on toilet paper, bread, milk, is that bhaw want when you're stuck in a snowstorm. >> it came late to me. you're trapped inside. you have all th

this is something that's happening in realtime, and they need to be moved yesterday. process to relocate them is taking way too long. there should be a declared state of emergency, in our opinion, and this community should be evacuated. >> so this community has received some attention, and even caught the attention of some celebrities, leonardo dicaprio, several local and state politicians, also getting involved. but governor jerry brown has not been on record as saying very much. to what degree do you think the governor needs to say something beyond this one statement that we have received, the state is exercising its full regulatory and oversight authority, the focus is the health and safety of residents, period." >> if the focus is the health and safety of these residents, period, and the process with southern cal gas is taking this long to get people relocated and they continue to be in harm's way, why you wouldn't step forward and issue a state of emergency and get these people evacuated right now if there's that concern of their safety and welfare, because they

in in realtime with our digital dial test. tom foreman has the results. what did we learn? >> about 125,000 people joined us online for our microsoft pulse test. we have the democrats in blue and the independents in purple and the republicans in red. they weighed in minute by minute saying what they liked and didn't like about the president's speech. one of the biggest areas of divergence is when the president talked about his nuclear deal with iran. watch the highlights parts of the line as he speaks. >> that's why we built a global coalition with sanctions and dploen diplomacy to prevent a nuclear stockpiled iran and the world has avoided another war. >> republicans have raised a lot of questions about that deal all along and under the circumstances of today as you might expect they did not approve of that out there in our audience taking part with microsoft pulse. but you can see a different opinion here if you talk about red tape that's one of the areas you had the greatest agreement between all three groups. listen. >> i

[ applause ] you can see in realtime it's no big deal but when they slow it down it looks a lot more strange for sure. dicaprio telling entertainment passing by him when lady gaga accidentally bumped in his shoulder catching him by surprise. now we take to you donald trump up in reno over the weekend at a campaign event. taking a few shots at the nfl. >> football's become soft. football has become soft. now i'll be criticized for that. they'll say isn't that terrible. but football's become soft like our country has become soft. [ applause ] . >> dana: in many ways the nfl does agree. they're trying to take a lot of the helmet to helmet hits out of the game because they know the that former players, current players in fact have suffered traumatic brain injuries from them. so he is right at least in one sense. but his critics are saying they're not soft so much as trying to make the game a little now to the basketball court. lebron james give me the ball. give me the -- ooh! he got not one but two. and one right ine 76ers. and that's what's buzzing today, las vegas. we'll send it back

. >> local, state and federal law enforcement will be sharing information in realtime so we're all on the same page. that's critical to understanding what the situation is throughout the bay area and responding appropriate lit. >> reporter: ly. >> reporter: one misstep on zones in broncos' colors. a mistake quickly corrected. >> i hope it does rev them up. >> need the fuel to get in the end zone. >> reporter: it's fuel that will have to last because super bowl 50 is more than a week away. markmark barger, nbc news. >> we say it's in san francisco but one of the challenges is the game is being played in santa clara, that's about 40 miles away, where a lot of the super bowl-related festivities are going. >>> recapping our top stories -- we have evidence that the raiders came to talk to the ceo this morning. let's take a look. we have a photo showing the team's owner, mark davis, no, we do not have a photo. we'll put that on the website. adeleson wants to build a unlv. the school recently purchased 42 the nfl has consistently said no to las vegas because of the gambling issue. >>> five p

and it's still gorgeous, but wet. [ end of realtime captioning ] ,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >> steffy: [ sighsou want me gone, steffy? i'm gone. >> steffy: ivy! [ gasping ] >> steffy: [ sighs ] >> liam: i don't care if it's a cosmic coincidence that every time you and ivy are in the same room, she ends up in the hospital! >> steffy: we weren't even close to each other! >> liam: oh, really? why were you here in the first place? 'cause we had a whole conversation about this, steffy. you were supposed to stay away. >> steffy: [ sighs ]

task force will respond in realtime to what looks like a robbery spree in progress. it will quickly identify patterns. >> police say robberies were up about 5% last year, over the year before. several of the highest profile crimes have involved young people on the metro system. but the mayor aggressively rebutted suggestions that her program to let students ride free had anything to do with this spike in crime. >> a few people, young, old, or in the middle committing crimes on metro will not disparage thousands who travel to school each and every day. >> stopping repeat offenders is a challenge. >> everywhere in the city, trying to find a job, and can't find one. how am i not to go back in prison? >> reporter: nathaniel moore, just out of prison for armed robbery, tearfully told the mayor, he cannot find work. >> family members are tired of asking for help. >> you're feeling desperate? >> yes. >> reporter: now, the mayor asked her staff to work immediately with nathaniel to try to find him a job and job training but she also told him you cannot fix 20 years in 90 sec

your news at 4:00 starts right now realtime closed captioning performed by u.s. captioning company ,. >> laurie: rightly off the tonight 4:00 a police officer just released from the hospital after he was ambushed and shot in miami gardens. thth officers was just sitting in his patrol car when he was shot. >>> and the accused gunman remains in jail. local10 news reporter hatztz vela is live in miami gardens with how that officer doing today. >> hatzel: calvin, rlly the moment this community has been waiting for, to see this officer come out of the hospital looking well. >> how do you feel, officer? >>> was there as officer david starling leaves aventura hospital, still in a wheelchair and with heavy escort. starling didn' say anything. on friday the eight-year veterann was shot in the back side, ambushed, police say, wle sitting in his cruiser on the corner of northwest 1 injured street and 7th avenue. police say the gunman 24-year-old david mejia took off officers chased right behind. >> we're calling now mr. david andres mejia. >> meterologist: medical in court

right realtime closed captioning performed by u.s. captioning company off the top at 4:00 ab officer ambushed and shot while sitting in a patrol car in miami gardens. >> calvin: the victim miami-dade police officer david starling was taken to the hospital and if fbi is investigating this shooting. >> laurie: had and we're getting our first look at the suspect who is in custody, accused of this crime. p>> calvin: : have live team coverage. amy viteri is at the scene in miami gardens and our todd tongen is at the police department. >> laurie: derek shore sat aventura hospital where the officer was taken. let's begin with amy. >> amy: laurie and calvin, this is a busy shopping center and this is where miami gardens police say that officer was just sitting in his cruiser, filling out an accident report when that suspect approached him, ambushed him and opened fire. just within the last few minutes we were able to get c cfirmation on who that suspected gunman is 54-year-old david, and we have a mugshot of him from a previous arrest. aftern

we do realtime if you look on twitter it will give you train by train delays if you follow @lirr. sign up for the e-mails and text alert. >> those commuters who caught on time trains hope they will find the same type of service tonight when they have to head home. andrea grymes, cbs 2 news. >>> it is crunch time on the presidential campaign trail with only six day to go until the first votes are cast in the iowa caucuses. the latest polls show donald trump has regained his lead in iowa. ted cruz is within the margin of error. the democratic side just as tight. polls show hillary clinton and bernie sanders in a tie but sanders has been gaining ground. the democrats spoke at a forum last night. >> i think we are touching a nerve with the american people who understand that establishment politics is just not good enough. >> i've been on the front lines of change and progress since i was your age. young voters but that group dutz not show up to caucus. >>> we are still waiting on word from michael bloomberg on whether he's going to enter the race as an independent. >> do you want to s

the new cameras will record video to be recorded later and not in realtime. riders say that's good enough for them. >> you need to have the video. i think for that purpose it will be helpful. >> as well as it is coming at a low cost and it is on budget for what bart is expecting to spend. i can't see a downside to it. >> other details need to be worked out including the cost, the funding and how long it will take to replace the cameras. lilian kim, abc7 news. >>> new at 11:00, abc news was in san francisco where a crowd shouted down police during a meeting to address the death of mario wood. they want the police chief fired and the officers charged with murder. police say woods raised a knife at them and that's why they opened fire on december 2nd. cell phone video raises questions whether that's true after a few officers spoke most walked out of the meeting. >> obviously we can't have a dialogue where people can discuss their feelings back and forth without being shouted down. >> that was their way of detaching themselves from the community. >> woods' mother

realtime closed captioning provided by u.s. captioning. >> adam: clouds in copley squire counting down and temperatures start to drop toward freezing and wind chills. today's weather brought 2015 to a comfortable end. best boston the cold will roll in and so will the new year. jeremy reiner look at first alert forecast. >> jeremy: bedford and norwood upper 30s, this is considered a normal high temperature, 30s to around 40 and here we are at 11:00, upper 30s to around 40, a again considering the time of day and time of year, talking wind chills and will definitely take that. for the remainder of tonight, partly cloudy skies, temperatures at midnight in the middle 30s and 3 am and beyond temperatures will reach the low and middle 30s. winter classic looking good. blades of dplor at gillette for the bruins, running in the 30s to around 40. >> following breaking news from overseas, german authorities saying isis plotted an attack in munich. forcing thome jump into action. officers evacuated two train stations as new year's celebra

residents can see the trucks moving and know when they're turning on their streets in realtime. >> field crews are prepared for outages which would come from snow or ice buildup on power lines. they acknowledge concerns about flooding. >> for right now we're not expecting inbound flooding, which is what happened during sandy. we are closely monitoring that. if that changes, we'll be putting out an alert and letting residents know. >> that's one of the big concerns this weekend. our hope is that we're just dealing with snow. >> reporter: both mayors are saying coastal flood warnings what potentially could happen. back to you. ernie: all hoping for the best. thank you. new york city is preparing for the winter storm. the city says salt trucks will hit the streets as soon as the snow starts to fall. plowing will begin once two inches has accumulated. mayor de blasio says the city is ready. >> we do not see a scenario where there will be a need for evacuation. we do have evacuation sites ready. we have 16 sites ready that can be up and running within hours if anything were to change. ernie:

the microsoft tablets stopped working in the first half preventing players seeing realtime photos. microsoft don't blame them. it was a network issue that was fixed after 20 minutes. heather: gisele offering a positive outlook. thanks for the messages supporting her husband saying we are so proud of him with the hash tag gratitude. phil: don't panic and don't pay. scams to educate customers before it is too late. several reports have already come in about callers who threaten to shut off the electricity unless they agree to have a prepaid debit card. they say they would never make such a request. heather:prices at the gas pump continue to decrease. it is now selling $1.83. that's a three cent drop from last week and 22 cents in the past seven weeks. phil: if someone you know is burning some of the gas to get home we'll look at first alert traffic. this is the mass pike. it looks good in both directions. the -- it is 24 minutes from mass ave to route 3. north of the city, 11 minutes from the upper deck through 128. out west eight minutes to newton corner. we are looking at 20 minute

. >> the seattle police partment realtime crime center activated, now to help identify p@tential suspects. suspect locations. our homicide unit is workrkg, conducting interviews of witnesses at this point. >> this happening in seattle. there's been growing pressure to deal with the homeless rate in that city as of now. no one has been arrested. police say there are two persons of interest in the shooting. >>> also breaking for you ernight, the man that led an armed occupation of a federal wilife refuge in oregon is behind bars. the fbi was saying one person was killed and another i iured after shots were fired during the arrest process. all of these men in custody will be facing felony conspiracy chargeses >>> just into the nbc 6 newsroom this morning, this mugshot of the guy police say crashed into several police cars. police say he was drunk when all this happened and it happened late last night when one driver lost control of a car at southwest 8th street and 32nd avenue leaving a trail of damage behind it. luckily there no one was seriously hurt. >>> right now it's 5:36. this morning

. >> reporter: the railroad defending the communication as the best in the nation with 27 realtime alerts, via text, web and social media. but in weather like this there's that blanket guarantee of service. they should have suspended service sooner on saturday but they didn't want to stand more riders. the governor said it's a tough choice either way. >> if you leave the trains in service, then you are gonna have a harder time getting them back up and running when the storm is over. >> reporter: and that's what we're seeing. washington branch was restored midafternoon. why is the long island railroad fully back up and running? the railroad responds that metro north, of course, in that area, they got less snow and nj transit. they are fewer miles ofism packed track to deal with. still no estimate of when we'll have full service restored. carolyn gussof, cbs2 news. >> thank you. >>> hube treads of schools in -- hundreds of schools in new jersey were closed. some will get another snow day tomorrow. so. >>> students made the most of this day heading out sledding. vanessa took a ride with kids