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to -- going to get to the everglades -- getting engaged? >> beautiful day for that. >> temperatures colder this morning. lower 60s, inland sections, tomorrow morning is going to be colder. touch on the snow storm that continue ins the northeast.

the south, you get more snow. so the closer you are to philly, more snow you get. farther north you go, less snow you get. kind of opposite what the normal type of storm does, but a slight shift can make a big difference. sheena will keep updates on that. we have a facebook chat coming up at 7:00. >> all right, glenn, thank you. for all of us here at nbc 10, i'm jim rosenfield. >> the news continues with "nbc nightly news" with lester holt. see you back here at 11:00 tonight. >>> states of emergency tonight. a blockbuster blizzard set to unleash its fury on 88 million people. snow and a wild mix of ice and tornados, a winter weather nightmare is here. >>> on the attack. 11 days to iowa. hillary clinton unloads on bernie sanders. a moment of panic for the gop establishme facing the proposition of trump or cruz, which one? they're getting behind. >>> sounding the alarm. an embattled governor asked to appear before congress as e-mails reveal a trail of dis missed warnings to stop the water crisis that poisoned an american city. >>> a new twist in a deadly spy thriller. a former russian agent killed by poison

the power lines are underground. they go where the subway goes. if you getway from the city and the power lines are above ground and if you get ice on them the power lines are going to come down. >> you are saying this is just the beginning. we are four or five hours from the real beginning or the brunt of it? >> the fuse was just lit. the low was in atlanta, georgia. when the fuse runs the low all the way to south carolina, that's when the fire cracker goes off. that's when the storm explodes and gets much deeper, much bigger and becomes almost a tropical storm. we will have wind gusts of 75 miles an hour in ocean city, all of those areas will have winds to 75. >> this is a view from space. that is ridiculous. >> yes. it's covering a bit -- it would cover alaska. it's covering the east eastern half of the united states. we had 6 inks in knoxville, ashville, all the big cities in the south, they got hit. >> the fuse was just lit a couple hours ago and we are a couple hours away from the big portion of this storm. but, still, this is the time now and maybe to

the game period. it is going to help us to you know get the home field advantage, even if we lose we're still going to keep winning. we have to get to this game first and you know see how it goes from there and get back out to get the week off to get our bodies back in good shape. >> don't forget we have the regular season finale coveragecoming up tomorrow at 11:30, patriots and dolphins at 1 right here on wbz followed by our post game show on mytv38. >>> if you'd like to see the in person a limited number of tickets will go on sale monday at 10 a.m. only through tickemaster. not at gilette stadium. wbz sports. >>> all right. thank you so much. and pamela is here now to give us a little bit of the chilly weather finally hear, reality kicking in. >>> it is winter, we are here. why not. let the spring count down begin, shall we? >> after the holidays we need something to look forward to. january, february long ones here in boston. especially last year. but we have 47 days until pitchers and catchers there are 78 days until the official start to spring. boston marathon only 107 days away if you're headin

go on shift at 3 clock and run water until 3 in the morning. then we'd go back to the armory and trade trucks up. in our off time, we'd get food, shower, sleep "> sabrina: in their first few days, the soldiers provided more than 174- thousand gallons of water. elias: a group of good samaritans in the everyone has clean laundry. love q-c meets the first wednesday of every month. anyone who shows up gets quarters and detergent for free -- no questions asked. they typically give away around 14-hundred dollars each time they host the event. " most people they tell us when we're there, like when we're doing laundry, and i'm doing laundry here instead of doing it in my bathtub at home. and i'm like man i never even thought of that. i didn't know that was a thing. so i'm learning so much. learning about different perspectives. aspects of life, and getting to know those people, it's humbling." elias: the group has helped hundreds of families in the quad cities.. and say there's a definite need. sabrina at ((time check)) we'll take a still have lots more good morning iowa ahead. elias: coming up, how a life or death situation ende

get there. it is just going to get worse. and it's going to get worse fast. the snow is going to come in, you can see the initial bans that we had. we already have a lot of accumulating snow. and we're starting to get accumulating snow on the roads. so, again, this is a dangerous storm. we're asking folks to make sure you are where you need to be now. that's all i have. we'll take questions. >> how would you rate both the government's response and the public's? sounds like the mayor is a little frustrated people are still out on the roads right now. how would you rate just -- how you guys are keeping up with it and how the public is adhering to your warnings? >> i think as far as the government's perspective we had preparations ongoing up until now. it looks as where we stand today the preparation we put in place are holding. they're what we need to do. we're going to continue to watch the storm and continue to ensure that we're tracking all things we need to. we're going to be plowing continuously throughout the event to make sure that we can get our emergency c

it was not successful from the get-go. >> a lot of expectation. u take the size of united and ther wha network, and ofl-run business continental, and it was thought you would have a powerhouse. that has not happened. get all of the different ways you can measure of performance, and they have done poorly. >> you have had bad stories, and i have had bad stories with united. have their problems. but with united, they are extreme problems. >> they were a lot worse. among non-discount airline can be look at the things that finish year after year and quarter after quarter, they finish at the bottom of the barrel. the planes are late, the banks do not show up on time, the customers are upset. customer service has been poor for a long time. somebody had cerebral palsy, and they do not have a wheelchair to get off the plane. a disability rights activist, unfortunately for united. he was coming home to d.c.. there was no i'll wheelchair, - wheelchair, because a misunderstanding. but it is just one more in inflict this were united seems to find these ways to

the 20s as i said. let's show you what's going on here in terms of the humidity. the humidity is low, s we have a little more room to go. whenever you get close to 100%, 90, the temperatures can't go any further, because the moisture takes over and the temperatures don't drop. in this case, we have plenty of room to go. as i say, going to be a chilly one, getting up tomorrow morning. here's a look at what's going on on the satisfactory. as we go farther north, you'll notice there's a circulation in and around minneapolis great lakes, working its way up in here. this is the core of the really cold air, we won't get that. we'll be on the southern edge, so going forward this week, expect temperatures to run average or slightly below average, at least until we get to friday. here you go, there's the pocket of cold air, look at the purple. notice that, it continues to washing its way on through the great lakes and over into the northeast, again, we're on the southern edge, but in here, we're going to be running a little cool.l. as i say, plenty of such no, threat of rain or anything for us for the -- until friday for the next several days. t

the roads. we're going to get far worse before we get better. erin, we're going to see snowfall rates at 2 to 3 inches per hour as we get into the overnight hours. we're going to see possible blizzard conditions that extends up the 95 corridor. so we're going to be in this for the long haul. it's a slow mover and we're going to see a lot of snow here in d.c. two to three possible over the next 24 to 36 hours. erin? >> the main blessing is that it's on a weekend. so many kids are thrilled about this epic storm. i want to go now to chad myers. chad, the other major concern tonight is the storm surge, right? and because it's so slow moving, pick up all of the warm water, that could be deadly. >> reporter: right. and we have a full moon which means the higher tides already and we have the wind blowing all of this water towards the shore and we'll have wave heights of 15 to 20 feet. there's no question. the waves will be smashing into new jersey and into long island and the water funnels through the long island sound and into the east river and tries

get it off the ground they'll need a little bit of aassistance. that's not a truck. it's a space station. on the back of the truck, get the engines going and get dort dort -- darth vader to put his foot down. >> let's give some credit to the drone pilot who's getting this air to air footage. that's awesome too, because it wouldn't be as impressive without it. oh, no. we're going down. >> may day. we're going down. >> this little york ki ie is on a mission. >> he holds on for dear life. >> see what it's after. >> i thought there was no chance he'd get any closer. >> plus, he's setting up for a trick shoot. >> what he's trying to do is get it in then the basket off the it's here, ...from centrum. >> it's here. a complete, and tasty way to support... ...your energy... ...immunity... and metabolism like never before. see gummies in a whatcha doin? just prepping for my boss' party in a couple weeks. what are those? crest whitestrips. they whiten way better than paste. crest 3d white whitestrips whiten 25 times better than a leading whitening toothpaste. someone's making quite an impression. this holiday season, select crest whitestrips are

that's the reason i can't get things done. i'm going to take a drink break. i'm there for two hours. oops. i just wasted a good part of the day. >> reporter: unlike her friends, sleazy and dave, nikki does not get the shakes or seizures. but she worries that may be her fate. >> i don't want to become one of the people that has to, that has to have a drink when they wake up. sometimes, like, i start drinking too much after a couple of weeks and start waking up feeling worse and worse and worse. it is not just a hangover. it is like something else. i kind of start getting to that point the last couple of days. i'm going to try to take a break from drinking all day. >> reporter: but today is not the day. after a case management meeting, nikki is again trying to raise money for alcohol and nikki's friend, katie, wants her to pawn her new bike. >> we are just going to pawn that bike. >> no. >> no, we are not. >> we have to pawn both bikes. >> it will be difficult for nikki to quit drinking and get a job since her friends have no intention of doing either. >> my fri

the areas north and west that normally get hit the hardest have a winter storm watch. you're going to get significant snow, but probably not as much snow as the area philadelphia southward. there's the watch for sussex county, delaware, cape may county, new jersey, followed by rain and strong winds and the coastal flooding, of course. the storm in two pieces, one in the middle of the country, one in east texas, they are going to combine to produce this major storm. after 8:00 generally the snow starts, spreads south to north from delaware, that's when we get the heaviest now and winds increase, may see mixing towards the shore and wind increases to perhaps blizzard conditions then tapers off after 8:00 p.m. on saturday. how much snow are we expecting? meteorologist sheena parveen has more on that. >> we have increased some of the snow totals here because of the timing of the storm, some could be heavy wet snow leading to power outages. take a look at the snowfall forecast, we have increased the heavier sections, interior new jersey, areas like salem county and northern delaware, li

get the record straight. >> they have blocked him from the get go. and in fairness to the public everybody is sick of that. they're sick of it on the democratic side and they're sick of it on the republican side. so i'm hoping congress and yet we saw the omnibus bill that came out where everything went up. the defense spending went up. social spending went up. it was interesting to see that. why does everything keep going on that. to the programs that aren't working as well as they should be. what's the other freedom caucus i think there's 40 members of the house that are members of the freedom caucus. they want to hold their feet to the fire. let's hold the feet to their the fire before we start spending. >> there's hardly anybody read it. that's nonsense. >> i couldn't agree with you more. but that applies to almost every major bill that comes out. >> which is nonsense. i had high hopes for paul ryan but what does he announce this last week. his priorities for the next session session, not north korea that not immigration reform, beennghazi and heal

drake: from the get-go, oscar was trying to change the public perception of this airline.oth among consumers, and also among employees. he went out of his way to meet as many employees as he could. there was an open letter to consumers. he called up gordon. much beloved ceo who turned around continental in the mid-1990's. he and gordon talked about how to rebrand the airline. that was a real push under muno z. under the acting ceo, that has continued. carol: munoz had a heart attack. drake: it was a tumultuous fall for the company. he had a heart attack. last week it turned out it was not just a heart attack. he had a heart transplant last week, which is in a credibly serious operation. carol: still recuperating. drake: united is sticking to their timeline for his return. but we will see. carol: what is the outlook for united? i fly it a lot still because it's convenient for me, but there are still some problems. drake: yeah, if you look at things like timeliness and mishandled packages, they have pulled themselves up into the middle of the pack. also in terms of customer

mcadoo was a leading contender for the job from the get-go. that's because he has a great relationship with franchise relationship with eli manning who has thrived under mcadoo's watch. two years. the 38-year-old pennsylvania native becomes just the fifth different head coach of the giants since 1990. the agreement between the giants and mcadoo was expedited after hue jackson signed today with the cleveland browns. mcadoo flirted with the philadelphia eagles and interviewed with the giants' archrivals last week, but there is no question this is where he wanted to be, and this is the most sensible decision by big blue after three consecutive losing seasons. it's not a flashy choice, but it is a solid choice. eli manning and odell beckham jr. will be happy. and it shows stability, something the giants organization preaches. mcadoo has the unenviable task of replacing a coaching legend. but he has a great chance to write his own for one of the nfl's most hallowed franchises. chuck and sibila? >> all right, bruce, thank you. >>> coming up, an uber

so nice of the guys trying to clear the sidewalks with their snowblowers and tried to get the guy out. our hearts go out to the people who unfortunately, have to get out in the stormal and get to work. that guy works at an assisted living facility and has to get there and feed the folks that live there. and now, he's in a small car like what i drive, like a honda accord. >> that's why you took Über. >> yes. >> so there you go. >> we're going to leave chris and check back him in a minute and see if they are able to successfully get to their destination. and a big thanks to the guys who stopped what they were doing and help that guy out. >> yes. absolutely. now, tom at reagan international airport. and again, all of the flights canceled, but we do know a couple of flights on the board that said, on time, we laughed, it was a mistake. what can you tell us now from reagan? reporter: what i can tell you the wind is terrible here. actually, we're seeing the first car that i have seen all morning long going by right here. and right behind him is a truck that is plowing the snow. we've seen plenty of those

get worse. closer. here's this batch. the worst of it's going to be over the next few hours, and getting in closer, you can clearly see a county divided in half, north of 5, solid freezing rain and ice. south of the city, you've got rain mixing in there. same thing for greenville. look at the green showing up there in downtown, simpsonville, down toward fountain inn. we've almost got a quarter of an inch of ice on the trees there. that's why we have so many power outages reported. pickens, snow, sleet and freezing rain. same thing for raven county in georgia. there of almost five inches in northeast georgia, from asheville to henderson county. five to six inches of snow. same story. a lot of snow across the area, and we're now down to 32 degrees. that's the concerning part. this is going to turn into a major ice storm for the greenville-spartanburg area. if i had to pick a hot spot, it would be eastern greenville county, spartanburg county, and cherokee county being the hardest hit right in here up towards charlotte. this area going to see upwar

go with all the snow here. it's going to take a couple days to get the airport system back up and running like it should be. hopefully you bought some trip insurance and you'll get where you need to go when you get there. back to you guys. >> adam tuss live for us. thank you, adam. >>> well, it was a frigid morning. if you went out there, you found a refreezing of the snow that had melted with the sunshine. >> the next couple days, anyway, should be warmer. let's check in with tom ti irkk with the latest. >> all of these cars are totally socked in with deep snow. there is one main lane that's been plowed. many neighborhoods look being like this. temperatures just getting a little above freezing and we'll continue into the evening. maybe some refreezing tomorrow morning, some patchy ice. then after that we will generally be above freezing for the next couple days, so we'll have significant melting going on and maybe refreezing toward the end of the day. the 7-day outlook is coming in a few minutes. >>> we're working to find out how this blizzard affected your neighborhood. >> ms. green started her day in beth

right from the get-go the text on the screen is explaining this guy was yet -- no, i just bought adobe aftereffects trying to learn coms pos itting for fun. >> oh,. >> that simple. bummer. >> here's your hat back. took a nighttime shot and blended those together and tried layering in effects. lighting separate. used a simulation combined with the lighting effect, the northern lights in australia, everybody. northern. australia. and put it together and figured he would put it up for fun but instead everybody saw it and caught it and a whole bunch of journalists went crazy. >> this video has been shown to be fake and just a big misunderstanding he did at the end of the video upload genuine footage over parliament house in australia. are you ready? a six-second vine video posted almost two years ago is becoming a real pain in the butt for some people. >> oh! >> did they really brand that kid? >> that is a real branding. this video getting lots and lots of attention in the last if few days. this apparently happened near the university of it nebraska lincoln. at the time, this kid says it w

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with a rehearsal brunch on friday. >> i need the suv for the wine. >> reporter: i'll the you from the get go this reporter is in a pickle. the trailer provided for dirty grandpa are so saucy we have to cut and slice in order to make these steamers palatable for the delicate morning hours. >> grandpa. >> did he just call you grandpa? >> can you get that for me. >> reporter: in effect, dirty worrisome willie who winds up on a road trip with his recently widowed grandpa played by a potty mouthed robert de niro. the pair is headed to daytona beach for the during spring break. >> i just smoked crack. >> reporter: life is for the living. he aims to squeeze every drop of debauchery out of every remaining tick of the clock. >> oh my god. >> reporter: as for efron, while he is used to playing the big cheese on set here he was content to take a backseat to the master and watch a legend do his thing. >> it was very exciting to watch him in and out of character. i think i have seen, i'm a big fan. i feel like i have seen a lot of his best performances and i went on imdb and watched less done. i thought

i was struck by the stylistic differences. get-go, he was focused on changing the public perception of the airline. consumers and employees. he went out of his way to meet as many employees as he could. there is an open letter to consumers. he called up the much a loved ceo that turned around continental in the mid-1990's to meet in chicago and talk about how to rebrand the airline. those a push under munoz. and the acting ceo now. carol: munoz had a heart attack? aske: it was a commercial follow. last week it turned out it was not just a heart attack. he had a heart transplant which is a serious operation. still recuperating. united is sticking to their timeline for his return. we will see. the cost outlook for united? i fly because it is convenient, but there are problems. drake: if you look at things like on time and mishandled baggage, there pulled themselves into the middle of the pack. in terms of customer satisfaction, they are doing better. they are not people's favorites. they have done well financially during a time when je

the 40s. and anyway. >> all things considered it could have been colder night could have been absolutely. but it's going to get colder but after the weekend is over so enjoy the weekend 38 to 42 and beginning next week it's going to be the deep freeze. thanks for joining us tonight have a great night everybody. gillette happy new year. we are back at 11. [mother] yeah but this neighborhood,i feel like kinda talking about. we should definitely go see it. [agent] hi. melanie. maggie. living room. [dad]what about this? this looks good. [brendan] no. [mother] isn't it great? [agent] hey brendan,you might [announcer]rfin pays its

right add ground taking the form of slow clouds and fog but the storm that we're talking about for tomorrow is still offshore. this is going to be get here through the day tomorrow. look for the rain to begin into the early afternoon. we may see it begin as soon as late morning in some spots. but through the day it's going to get pretty rainy especially for tomorrow night. a live view. pretty foggy for a lot of places tonight with all of this moisture right at surface. here's the threats for tomorrow from the system. heavy rain, especially evening hours between 6:00 and midnight tomorrow night. some gusty winds over 30 miles an hour. enough rain to generate a flood risk especially into the north bay. a flash flood watch for tomorrow. there could be flooding on streets and highwayings. maybe even some small streams of flooding. also the chance for rock falls and mudslides. that's also a possibility. i'll talk manufacturer more about this storm and storms next week after this. >> still ahead the video that went viral of a man -- the passenger, the attacker said he's filing a lawsuit. a warning tonight in the north bay after an uptick

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the 40s. even at that, close to 50 in columbia. so you're thinking, how are we going to get way down to freezing? what's going to happen is there will be very strong winds coming in from the northeast, and they're going to peak by about mid to late morning tomorrow. that's going to usher in the colder air, and that's going to mean some freezing rain for us. let's go over specifics in terms of where that's going to be. let's start you right now with what's going on out there tonight. again, here it is, 1 o'clock in the morning, that's rain. it's just rain for us. this first wave, it's just too warm for anything else. but notice, by 7 o'clock tomorrow morning, we're starting to get the winds coming out of the northeast. as a result, colder air. so the freezing rain starts in like camden, winnsboro, leesville and soon-to-be newberry as the northeast air trails in. middle part of the morning, again, freezing rain even as far mixed as south as columbia, even lexington county, sumter county. but in these counties here that i just mentioned, it looks as though it's not going to hav

one of the issues with obamacare is when it gets to this point where the penalties are going to have to keep having to rise up because of health care inflation costs, it's going to perpetuate and people are eventually going to get to the point and say season -- listen, i am paying hundreds and hundreds of dollars on this inflationary curve that never seems to end. let's go for something different. clarence: once you perceive that health care costs are going up for obamacare. they'd still be going up even without obamacare. obamacare has slowed the effects of inflation. tom: i would say that has much more to do with the economy. offensive i also be -- eleanor: also, the young people will get theirs when they get old. it all works out in the end. we take care of 50e67 other. clarence: i talk to my son again and again because he is paying more -- that's the way insurance works. it's not a free program, despite what pat is trying to tell us. it never was intended to be. pat: i think that deficit is going to continue to rise. john: on its present trajectory is obamacare financially sustain

get to the point i'm cranking a radio. i really hope it doesn't get to that point. >> we'll get chuck to yell through the window. >>> we're goingheck in with ronald gill who's the director of emergency management for prince george's county. good morning. are you there? >> good morning. how are you? >> thank you. fine. we're busy like you getting ready for the storm. what is it you're doing to make sure residents are safe. >> we've put a couple of plans in place. we've upstaffed them to a higher level. our departments of social services and family services have met with those in the community to provide meals in advance for those who only would get meals on the weekend. we provided those meals already in case they're not able to make those deliveries. the office of emergency management has staffed the emergency operations center so we can monitor, track the storm at the same time, know the road conditions throughout the county. >> we saw the fire this morning in hyattsville where 26 people have now been put out of their homes. are you able to -- what have you done to make sure if you do need police to get out once this has gotte

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stocks dropping right from the get go. remaining under pressure. you see now the dow is down some 200 points. 1.25%. each of the major averages under significant pressure today. dr. jay, i go to you first. >> i mean, people are making a big deal about north korea and the impact that ago on the market. >> the nuclears test, stooefb just tweeted out a great chart about it. people should take a look and see what the reaction has been after north korea has tested nukes. nonetheless, people did -- perhaps china and what's more interesting to me, scott, is earnings. the earnings season just about promised. that is far more of a driver than a one day event like we're seeing right here. in other words, fed and the north korea both full of bluster. not going to matter. trok at the 20-year -- or the 30-year rates. take a look at ten-year rates. >> kevin o'leary, you are a buyer. >> i fwrae. north korea is in -- everybody is throwing sanctions on forever. i hate to say this, but they don't really matter other than they give you the opportunity to enter big nam

the snowstorm. we could get 2 to 3- inches per hour at the peak. >> get the gas in the snow car. we are going to clean our neighbor's. nothing to do anyway. >> reporter: instead of playing hockey, caps star alec ovechkin says he will be clearing off driveways with his own snow plow. >> our home, 100%. >> reporter: this isn't making them sweat. >> we always have that kind of stuff. we are all good. >> reporter: so if you are making a last-minute gas run, you don't have to feel too bad about it because apparently, even alex ovechkin is a last minute shopper. i'm allison barber, wusa9. >> their game was canceled along with the wizards game. $10million, he is the best player in hockey and he is out helping other people out. >> we have aseep him before. he bought a lotto ticket. he was at the gas station and wondering why everyone was looking. >> it seems like everyone is looking for fuel whether or not you are fueling up your car or you are trying to get something to eat like that gentleman that bruce was talking to. i just talked to someone at domino's. couldn't go on camera because a corporate

the closet? watch him go. stealing diapers. he climbs into the first shelvingboss. he gets on there and then he's not done yet, my dear friends. >> as a parent you would have to keep both eyes on this kid 24 hours a day. >> oli, you have seen nothing yet. >> his height and feet game is on point. >> he's treating the closet like a jungle gym. >> now you're thinking, he's 2 probably new to this. no, no, no. let me show you this video from when he was 1-year-old. climbing the side of this kiddie rock wall. >> build this kid a tree house quickly. >> to tell us more we have his father rex via skype right this minute to tell us what it's like to have finn as your son. you have to watch him 24/7. >> it's been ap adventure for sure. he was crawling at 4 months and walking at 7. >> and climbing at 8. >> climbing on to the stove at 8. >> how he was able to climb up to the top of the closet? >> it's interesting. my wife was taking a shower or something, getting ready, and she thought he was in the bedroom just watching the ipad and she walked in there, and he was sitting up there perc

. >>> yeah the second system that pushes into impact our weekend is going to be arriving during the day tomorrow. i think for the morning hours you're going to have a chance to get outside but the afternoon it's going to be like this morning was. you can see the rain that made its way across earlier today. so that has pushed out and we're left with some foggy conditions in some spots and cool temperatures. many of us stayed in the 40s today although we did have some 50s. 50 degrees in clemson, 47 in greenville and spartanburg is at 46. stepping you through the next several hours you can see that the clouds just aren't going to allow temperatures to budge much and in the morning we'll expect lots of clouds and a quiet start to the day with temperatures in the 40s. we'll talk more about the rain chances and what to expect for the rest of the weekend coming up. >>> turning our attention to college football's biggest game clemson facing alabama for the national title. already started heading west for their seats to the game. >>> the tigers started their trip this afternoon leaving in from gsp airport. >> reporter: i had to wear it, a lot of people getting straight o

the weather department. we are here to please. it's going to get warmer and as we move into tomorrow we're going to see some more of that snow melt which is always good. we had some of it yesterday and the difference though from last night to tonight also is the overnight lows. because you know what? it's not going to be quite as cold tonight as it was last night so we are not talking a refreeze tonight like we were last night. so that's at least the top of my weather headline to talk to you about. and i mention the sunshine. southerly flow returns, we're warming up above seasonal for our temperatures for the next couple of days or so but then we're going to cool right back down to where we should be the later part of the week. i call it a seasonal reality check. we're going to get back to the 40s. but here's a look at a beautiful photograph from one of my viewers. he sent this saturday sunrise on the plains of virginia, just absolutely gorgeous and we started the day out really nice today with that sun and it stuck around throughout the entire day