very -- mt. vernon this is a sketch of federal haul where president washington would take the oath of office in new york so he would take eventually martha would make her way up to new york shift was unhappy about the move and she made that known to everyone. but she went. and they took seven enslaved people with them from mt. vernon, and ona judge was one of them. she would be taken from her mother, betty, and her other siblings, and i'm going to read a bit from the book. to give you an idea of what that moment must have been like. >>> the young ona judge was far from an experienced traveler. the teenager knew only mt. vernon and its surroundings, and had never traveled far from her family and loved ones. forjudge, the move must hear been similar to dreaded auction block. although she was not to be sold to a different owner she was forced to leave her family for an unfamiliar destination, hundreds of miles away. judge would have no choice but to stifle the terror that she felt some to go on abou

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look at mt. pocono, 26 degrees. compare that to philadelphia at 52. that's about double the temperature in terms of how warm we are. so you can see this is just a massive gradient. we're just starting to cool in areas like reading where we're at 59, still 56 in atlantic city. current wind gusts aren't helping either making it feel colder than it actually is. allentown gusting to near 30, same in mt. holly, 24-mile-per-hour gusts in atlantic city. these winds will continue strong throughout the day as this storm center starts to move off, it will pull the moisture with it but the winds will be left behind. there's look at radar and satellite. there's not a lot falling but still a few spot showers possible through the morning hours. coming up, we're going to talk about eagles game day forecast and how cold it will be. >>> well, it's been roughly two weeks, but today is the day. it's game day. in just a few hours the eagles will take on the falcons at the linc. >> yeah, right here looking at the linc from our eagles nest camera obviously keeping the fiel

i'm speaking to you from mt.el center. >> we got six children out the first day. >> he says he will release more children, two by two -- >> a total of ten children released from the compound -- >> he wanted the public to think that if they died, they died at the hands of law enforcement. >> but still there has been no surrender. >> we made a request that they prepare a videotape of the folks inside so that we could put a face to a name and get a sense of their personalities. >> this is my family. may not be like your family. >> we were stunned when we saw all those precious little kids that were his biological children. >> her name is serenity. >> one of the things that was very, very clear is that these kids were afraid of david. >> love me? have a kiss? thank you. >> the standoff near waco is in its fourth day with no end in fight. the fbi says 90 adults and 20 children remain in the compound. >> give me scripture message to the radio station right away. >> we came up with the idea of saying, if you'll record a

still holding onto some more mild air in areas like mt. holly and atlantic city, 56 for the current temp. on our radar and satellite view we don't have a lot to track here. we have some clouds overhead. and we do still have a few little showers rolling by southern delaware and now into cape may, but this is light rain at best. and this is going to continue to break apart as we go through the next hour or two leaving us with just a few little spotty showers in the forecast. so here's the hour by hour. note there is still a chance of a brief period of a little small freezing rain shower. that means it falls as rain but as soon as it hits those cold, cold surfaces it freezes upon impact. that could be dangerous meaning slick roads possible, mostly north and west. down farther south, again, just a few sprinkles linger through about 9:00 a.m. and everything starts to move out. by the afternoon i actually think we'll see some sunshine out there across the region. let's talk about the tailgate weather though. if you are going to the eagles game,

look at mt. pocono, 27 degrees below. we were telling you a couple days ago that mt.ocono could see up to 30 below zero and that's pretty much exactly what we have seen so far. so highs for today are only going to make their way into the teens. about 14 in center city. 16 in summerton. in the pennsylvania suburbs, 14 puerto rico fo pottstown and 15 westchester. look at the numbers in blue, zero is about the best we have on the board for a feels like. you see negative 2, 2 below in allentown, pottstown, as we go into new jersey, 14 for berlin and 15 in boardentown. 14 in cape may and a temperature of 17 this afternoon smyrna with a feels like temperature of zero. future wind gusts, as we get to lunchtime gusts will be around 30, 35 miles per hour. so these kind of gusts are what's making it feel so much worse than it actually is. and it is already bad when you have temperatures in the teens. those two mixing together is what's making it dangerously cold. part of the issue with windchill is the heat that your body omits that helps keep you in a bubble of warmth, that ca

in new jersey, mt. laurel, swedesboro, pemberton, in the teens now along with piney hollow, even spots in the 20s, than warm. lombardo at 20. voorheis down to 22 degrees. an especially cold start. like yesterday, clear skies. temperatures will warm from the teens and 20s. the winds will stay light. highs today, the melt is on again today. temperatures climbing into the 30s and low 40s. jenna is manning the giveaway booth. we've got the travel mugs and -- uh-oh, vai. if they're there are going to be enough chapsticks because vai, tracy, and jessica will be stepping by. >> sure will be. >> jessica boyington is watching first alert traffic. >> we'll be heading out at 7:00, the team joining bill. >> and jessica boyington will be with us. right now she's checking traffic and looking at 95. jess? >>> yeah, and you guys put a lot of pressure on me, acting like i can control the roads. i can just tell you what's going on. right now, you're not going to like this. i can't control this either. don't yell at me. 9

we find her in mt. airy right now. how is it looking, lauren? >> reporter: it's looking a little snow cover, katie, yeah, the scene is very pretty, thou though. the trees are covered with that light snow. woods see areas. i'll give you a look at the roads right now. roads are still snow covered at least the side roads here in mt. airy was about nuisance snow i think we have about maybe an inch, inch and a half here in the mt. airy area but untreated roads hike these side roads are still snow cover mape roads are mainly wet. but as katie was talking about the concern is temperatures hovering right around the 30-degree mark right now and temperatures will be slowly dropping throughout the afternoon. so that is going to present that chance for refreezing and we'll have steady traffic again for the evening commute as it picks back up. we have a bit of breeze. so those wet spots on the main roads they will likely stay liquid or at least helped out boy the steady traffic by that breeze. but after the p.m. rush, the concern remains once again for black

this time we'll head over to mt. tam. more 40s and 50s for you.his morning. napa, 44. novato 50. fairfield 46 degrees. and low 50s right now in concord. and in livermore. you can see how quiet it looks across the bay. few ripples out there. here's what you can expect the forecast for today. see the gusty offshore winds for the north and east bay hills. it will subside this afternoon. it will be sunny and milder temperatures today. we're going to come up even more. this sticks around through the week. here's why. we have this area of high pressure that blocks the storms. . pushes them to the north. it makes a dry week for us and the air is circulating in a clockwise direction bringing some gusty winds through the southern california area. they're going to see santa ana winds. red flag warning and high wind warning in effect through tomorrow afternoon. for us, at the surface, we're not going to see too breezy an afternoon today. but what you'll notice is the winds are coming again from the offshore. this land breeze is going to warm things up. air w

let's go to mt. pocono. i thought maybe a lot of people would take a pass on skiing.self. but when you start out with a windchill of 24, it makes it harder to enjoy. nonetheless, they are bundled up and enjoying it. it feels like minus 6. that's the coldest spot in our area. they were at minus 3. the actual air temperature, that was the low. pottstown, 1. lancaster, minus 3. philadelphia hitting 6. it was actually 11 degrees before midnight making it the coldest december temperature since 2004 in philadelphia. that was for the month of december. not january. we have a whole new brand-new month to enjoy that. mt. holly, 6. allentown, 18. reading at 18. millville, 19. dover, a toasty 21 degrees right now. here's your neighborhood weather. this is where we're going overnight and into tomorrow morning. we'll wake up to about 13 in philadelphia under mainly clear skies. 10 in the pennsylvania suburbs. 10 in the lehigh valley as well. so a tad warmer tonight. we'll see 11 in delaware. should be 11 in new jersey and 14 along the jersey shore. so not as bad but still brutally

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holly to hainesport, lumberton, mt.rel, moorestown and maple shade everywhere we went work crews and residents were digging out. >> as the train of snowplows made their way down route 38 in burlington county thursday afternoon, plowing and salting, martial lawrence and his son nathan were scooping up snow in their driveway in hainesport as fast as it fell. >> it's not bad. no, not bad. pretty light. pretty easy shoveling. not heavy. it's good stuff. >> easy. working on it. >> reporter: downtown mt. holly looked like a ghost town except for a single shoveler at the robin's nest on washington street. snow crews were also hard at work along main street in moorestown. that's where we found thomas mount and his co-worker grinding it out. >> bad. push it and it's covered right back up. it's bad. stay home. stay off the roads. that's what i would do. >> it's cold and it's very win windy. um the roads are slippery. um, but i like driving in the snow. so -- report meanwhile john wisnewski and his familiarly from westampton piled

look at the temperature range, 26 in mt. pocono and 43 in philadelphia and 43 in atlantic city. and when you factor in the chilly wind. it's a 13 degree difference in philadelphia yesterday afternoon and 19 degree difference in lancaster. the other change the clouds have moved right finance you can see holes here and there in the clouds. a mostly cloudy afternoon. we are not getting the sunshine today. more of it tomorrow after the morning hours. cloudy and cooler and temperatures top off in the low 40s in the lehigh valley. and 44 in philadelphia. 45 in the boardwalk in a.c. ian show you this future tracker 6, giving you an idea of what it feels like. feeling like 15 in mt. pocono and 36 in the city. and 36 in millville. how about later tonight. running out tonight. windchills dip down to the the 20s tomorrow morning's windchills in the teens and 20s. it's a little while you have the cold air you get in january. that ioming your way. reality. high pressure double barrelled high giving us a good amount of sunshine and clouds to start you off in the morning and get the sunshine l

i would be changed forever. >> kelmer is a bus driver for mt. laurel schools, after his last stop this afternoon, he was hit with the super bowl sized surprise. >> oh, boy oh, boy. >> dozens of students and families were there, capturing the moment on cell phones, the same ones that raised enough money to get him tickets for the big game. >> i don't believe mt. laurel people, what the family's done for me. >> amy smith is the one initially behind the whole idea. she raised more than $5,000 in six days. she tells nbc10, they wanted to look after the 66-year-old who looks after their kids every day. >> it was overwhelming. just seeing what this means to him, that we were able to come through. >> he was at the 1960 championship game with his dad, the last time the eagles won an nfl title. >> he now has a memory that could some day rival that one. >> i think of my father up in eagle heaven. >> his father is certainly smiling down. he's getting two super bowl tickets. he's making his way to minneapolis. he's coming to you at the end of this week. >>

report roar downtown mt.ly looked like a ghost town except for a single shoveler at the robin's nest on washington street. snow crews were also hard at work along main street in moorestown that's where we found thomas mount and his co-worker grinding it out. >> bad. push it and it's covered right back up. it's bad. stay home. stay off the roads. that's wailed do. >> it's cold and it's very windy. the roads are slippery. but i like driving in the snow. so -- report meanwhile john wisnewski and his family from westampton piled into the pick up for a quick trip to the super market in lumberton. the kids were off from school and celebrating john, jr., so muchth birthday you got to have food for that. >> the roads are bad. so better safe than sorry. >> reporter: what's the best part, you're off from school? >> it look like maybe tomorrow, too. >> yup. >> reporter: we also found carol or ren deck pushing a cart full of gross row across the snowy parking lot at this shop rite. she has lots of mouths to feed >> i got

mt. washington in massachusetts, negative 85 degrees, including windchill. "the new york times" sent reporters there who said it was so cold, the air froze their e eyelash eyelashes. >> reporter: medical schools chiselling out from a record breaking cold. crews were racing to clear roads. >> this entire street was all ice, kind of like this. >> reporter: in winthrop, after the storm surge inundated streets, they were rushing to get the water out of their basement. >> as you can see, there's lots of water pumping out. hopefully we get it all into the drains before tonight's high tides. >> why is that? >> because in high tide there's nowhere else for the water to go. >> if anyone wants to question global warning, see where the flood zones are, those zones didn't flood 30 years ago. >> reporter: in marsh field, a national guard vehicle bringing people to safety. >> there was water coming in the back door. >> reporter: a front end loader retrieving a woman from this front porch. new york city, kids trudging back to school through the snow. >> more than a foot of

in south jersey, many neighborhoods are below the teens. 13 in mt. laurel.ook at washington township. bridgeton, mullica hill at 11 degrees. even colder in hopewell township. the numbers will climb from the teens and below. into the 20s this afternoon. the wind with us at 13 miles per hour in philadelphia. 9 mile-per-hour breeze in allentown and wilmington, 12 for mt. holly and millville. the wind continues this afternoon. feels-like temperatures, feels below 0 for millville, northeast philadelphia, mt. holly, pottstown, and 4 below for reading. 7 below in lancaster. a very cold morning. it is clear. you see the cold air dumping in, that's pushed the clouds offshore. that cold air has pushed the clouds out of here. we'll see a lot of sunshine. the temperatures will end up warmer than yesterday. we'll head for the 20s for today. 13 -- very cold for this time of year. we should warm into the upper 30s and low 40s this time of year. we'll get nowhere near it in philadelphia. 24 degrees at 3:00 this afternoon for the suburbs. from 9 degrees at 7:00 to 17 at 11:0

mt. airy at 6. fox chase at 7. summer town at 5.going out to the mummers parade or anything else, this is what it will look like across philadelphia today. 8 at 7:00 this morning. 12 by 9:00 this morning. with a feels like at minus 3. 11:00 this morning, 14. we'll top out at 19 with a feels like of 6. so this is why you really need to bundle up. this is your parade forecast. but this is pretty much on target for the entire area. unless you're in the poconos where it is much colder. pamela. >>> and that accident on the boulevard that we were watching is finally starting to clear out of the way. it was northbound near the schuylkill expressway and roberts avenue. you shouldn't have any problem getting around this now. but again, it was something that we were talking about for a couple hours this morning because of the lanes were blocked. let's take a look now at 95 at island avenue, you can see traffic moving freely in either direct. no major problems to speak of there or any of the other majors. let's take a look at drive times. tryi

mt. pocono is 4 degrees. the temperatures, though, will climb today. we'll see a warmer afternoon than we've seen lately. it's going to be a pretty quick climb into the upper 20s to very low 30s at 4:00 this afternoon. close to the freezing point this afternoon. then the temperatures will come down. won't be a quick cooldown, but cold enough for snow. in fact, it's going to be cold enough for snow before the snow arrives. there's the storm spreading snow into louisiana and georgia. a wintery mix in north florida. that's the storm that's going to ride up the east coast. and by late tonight, we'll see the first snow along the coastline, the jersey shore, delaware beaches. then it spreads inland overnight tonight. by the time it pulls away tomorrow, the highest totals will be along the coast. four to eight inches. inland, a sharp cutoff somewhere. it's going to fall likely in south jersey and central delaware. two to four inches. wilmington, philadelphia, the suburbs in for one to three inches. and even less north and west. it's a massive storm system. an

and trenton, 6 with an 8 at mt. holly. now, this is what it feels like when you factor in the wind on bare skin. on 20 minutes is all it takes for some of us to start seeing frostbite with these temperatures and windchills. feels like is minus 21 in mt. poco pocono. minus 2 for blue bell. and philadelphia. minus 7 in atlantic city. wildwood at minus 3. you get the idea. this is a dangerous cold and it is not going away. we'll see plenty of sunshine out there. 19. 24 tomorrow. 31 on wednesday, could be the warmest day we see this week. and thursday the possibility of some snow. 17 day in the suburbs, 24 tomorrow. 32 on wednesday. lehigh valley, you'll be 16 today, 30 by wednesday. new jersey, 20 on today, 35 by wednesday. 20 at the jersey shore today. 34 by wednesday. and delaware, 20 today, 34 by wednesday. >>> on the boulevard we've been watching a crash and closure as a result. we're talking about northbound between the schuylkill expressway and wissahickon avenue. all plains are blocked. again closures in the area as we

we're also over in new jersey, the southbound side watching 130 around mt. holly road.here's a pole down there. the right-hand shoulder and right lane are blocked, still open, though. not seeing a total closure. 202 looking good. ten minutes north and south from route 30 to the schuylkill expressway. speeds also into the 60s. >> thanks for that. >>> a troubling shortage has hospitals on the edge. >> it impacts our ability to deliver care to patients. to fix the problem and what's causing it. >>> plus there -- >> get out of here, go! >> wall of mud. new video captures the terror as people try to get out of the way of a deadly mudslide in california. >>> and a curse word controversy. what president trump calls two countries that how lawmakers are reacting. ,000 deaths in america last year. we need to stand up and say enough. the only way this problem is going to be solved is if we raise our voices. choose help over helplessness, hope over hopelessness. make sure that the lives we've lost will not have been lost in vain. addiction is a disease. when you ask for help, help

of course, aside from mt. pocono. it feels like 2 degrees in dover. 4 atlantic city and 4 for mt.. most of us are feeling very cold this morning and even to the afternoon hours bitter cold days similar to yesterday. we will have sunshine in the afternoon. you can see a clear picture on satellite and radar. it will stick to the sunny, cold, breezy day. winds for today continue to slink on in from the north. we are going to feel the effects. the winds coming from the north pool in that colder air. that's request we have a colder forecast today. wind gusts lead to that windchill factor or making it feel colder than it is to the way you and your body perceive things on your skin. don't have a lot of bare skin. cover everything up as much as you can. wear a few extra layers. the forecast highs for today. 29 in summer ton. the number in blue is your feels like temperature. it will feel more like 19 degrees outside. 25 in pottstown. 26 in cliffs town and feels like 16. we're looking at sunshine across the board. upper 20s along new jersey. the shore as well. could sneak in a spot here or

the worst off mt. pocono where it feels 23 below. here's why. some of those wind gusts still fairly strong. about 24 miles per hour for the gusts in allentown. 20 coatesville, mt. holly and wildwood gusts of 23 miles per hour. these gusts, they don't let up today. we'll talk more about the winds, the feels like temperatures through your saturday coming up in a few minutes. >>> new this morning, forced out into the cold, but not for long. a gas leak in west philadelphia led to evacuations along hobart street earlier this morning. first responders and septa bus helped keep evacuated residents warm while pgw found the leak. crews later gave the all-clear. everyone is now back inside their homes. talk about rude awakening, more than 100 families in montgomery county without electricity on this bitter cold morning when a car crashed right into a power pole. it happened here sections routes 309 and 202 in montgomery township. the dark spot in this video from our traffic camera is the neighborhood without power. pico tells us only 5 homes are still aff

and haddonfield greentree mt. laurel and even into lump per ton, new jersey as we take look at wilmington you can see colder air filtering in. mixing with sleet and little bit of wet snow in wilmington along 95 and that's heading south even toward baltimore and washington. out there you can see pretty slow conditions not many cars on the roads. i think everyone heeded that early warning with the icy conditions coming. through 9:00 o'clock tonight we still have that winter weather advisory in the focal point will be the i-95 corridor and to the south and east. temperatures right below freezing along that i-95 corridor and the ground temperature is even colder. this is about 4 feet above the surface. the surface is colder. 32 in millville. so that's very questionable. some icy conditions for you. and down the shore, you can see in atlantic city and wildwood temperatures air temperatures in the mid 30s but the ground temperature still could be at or below freezing. so all of this coming to an end in the lehigh valley

mt. diablo, 3800 feet, 33 degrees. if one of these storms bumps into it, it could leave it with a dusting of snow. we'll keep an eye on that. 45 in san carlos. 47 in vallejo. san francisco 48. oakland 49. about 39 in novato. sutro tower looks cleaner than yesterday. out and about, the showers will sprout. be careful with that. exercise and you'll be dodging those showers. in the sierra, brought it down through danger. it's still pretty poor because of the blowing snow. the snow is not coming down as heavily as it did yesterday. san francisco, over the next 12 hours starting at 8:00, a shower is possible. temperatures mainly in the low 50s. now, as far as the east bay, pretty much the same thing. a few showers this morning. maybe a break at 10:00. from noon to 8:00, there's still a chance of showers. you'll be in the low to mid-50s. let's find out as warm as it gets today, about 54 to 58 degrees. little bit cooler up to the north in the 50s. but tonight, heater may run a little longer. may want to take an extra blanket

the hills came crashing down on mt to sado early on tuesday morning. to made is of rain fell in just fifteen minutes that unleashed a stream of modern and said she is careening on to mt to see does whose side mansions residents describe it as an apocalyptic saying the sky lit up because some buildings have blown up the gas mains it turns out so here's all this fire coming down i mean and fire going up and there's all this rain coming down and you wonder where it was happening more than a day later the scale of the devastation is becoming clear this was one of the u.s. is busiest freeways now it's a cesspool. and the city's beach too is dotted with people's cars five fighters have been searching here for those buried in the mud and they've been searching in much to see does neighborhoods to there are just ten thousand residents many have lost friends and neighbors. and a neighborhood this small every single name that turns up is someone's dad someone's cousins teacher and that's got to be the worst part of it all i think we're just happy for everyone th

chestnut hill, andora, west mt. airy, northeast philadelphia. tarsdale, 29. 26 in summerton.ow freezing in society hill. the wind making it feel that much colder. teens for trenton, mt. holly. 25 the windchill in atlantic city now. it feels like 21 in the city. cold all around this morning. going to be a coklcold wait at bus stop. 20s for allentown, exton, atlantic city in the 20s. 27 in philadelphia at 8:00. that's the starting point. we're also starting with some clouds. and yes, you may have seen snowflakes moving through. this is a very light snow falling from the sky. falling into drier air. most of it is evaporating before it hits the ground. you see it's going offshore. it's going to take it out of here. that will be the end of it for today. to the west, no storms coming into the picture. this weekend, we'll be watching for moisture coming out of the gulf of mexico. that's likely to arrive over the weekend. the clouds will be building on saturday. look at the temperatures -- much warmer, about 20 degrees warmer than it will feel today. 57 degrees in philadelphia. 50 in

these exchanges now and now there's just not as many as there could be but we'll never see another mt gox again i believe there's a lot of self-regulation that goes on here and gets awkward with the regulators imposing all their old fashioned rules on this twenty first century technology like no you're costumer rules i mean it's very expensive from a regulatory point point of view too on board and get off get in and out of big coin you know move dollars to pick when to get between back into dollars there's all these hurdles you have to go through even even buying it at a big point a.t.m. in the united states is an arduous process you having to you know hold up all sorts of identification and all these things and you know that is not true around the world i mean i was in tel aviv last month and there was no break elation and because of all you just take your shackles put them in there and you can exchange it for because i think that's where we need to go we need to get away from this idea of control. in the sector and just let it evolve naturally and normal market process we're going t

minus 5 in mt. pocono. millville, 8.e have a potential for big snow for some of us later this week. guys? >> tammie, we'll see you then. >>> families were forced out of their apartment after power outage and water main break. they left around 1:00 this morning. crews are still there trying to fix the problem. >>> people braved the single digits in boston where hundreds traded their parkas for swimsuits. a lot of polar bear plunges were put on hold except in atlantic city. in ohio, no plunge because crews couldn't cut a hole in the ice over lake erie. that's cold. down road our nbc 10 app to get up to the date weather and traffic information. >>> a plane crash in costa rica and several with connections to our area. >> mitch blacher has more. >> those killed include a doctor who graduated with honors and a family of five including a teenager at the university of pennsylvania. the koes scosta rican governmen confirms this crash. five of the dead, members of the same family, a mother and father and three sons. >> inconceivab

is a pet project of the leader kim jong un they're also planning to hold a joint cultural event at mt comedown now south korean tourists have not visited there since a south korean was shot by a security guard ten years ago and north korea has tried to bring up restarting that tourism program in the past there have been displays of unity at sporting events before for example the two koreas marched together at the opening ceremony of the two thousand sydney olympics but this is a green that follows a period of heightened tensions and increasingly threatening north korean nuclear and missile tests south korean president says he hopes this year will mark a turning point in a stablish in peace on the korean peninsula but others are skeptical of the japanese foreign minister has told the meaning of his counterparts that they should not be naive about north korea's intent nor should they be blinded by what he called its charm offensive saying that even now north korea continues to develop its nuclear weapons program well it's premeditated and forced a call to who is in the analyst in korean

with the support of the mt. dead diablo cyclists association. he had a cake waiting at the top. >>> a chilly day today. live doppler 7 showing you all the clouds, haze and fog. numbers were cool. 50s all around the bay area except at the coast. 65 degrees, it was 68 in gilroy. but san jose, lots of fog for much of the day. four-mile visibility in concord right now. as you widen the perspective, a lot of cloud cover in the pacific. several storm systems pushing their way into the bay area, eve o -- each one progress everly getting colder. numbers really didn't budge much, out of the low to mid-50s today. as a result, the low and high clouds really just didn't want to budge, even though we're under a big rim dge of high pressure that has brought the stagnant air to a maximum. we're going to get some mixing tomorrow, but we're still under a spare the air alert. look for more fog tonight. showers for some of you in the north bay late tomorrow. but later in the day for everyone else, the overnight hours, they'll end early on tuesday then showers on t

diablo or mt. hamilton. next weekend looks to be the most substantial fit materializes, we'll keep our fingers crossed. >> the expected storm triggered a high surf advisory. it started at 10:00 this morning and is in effect until 4:00 p.m. tuesday. abc news was at ocean beach in san francisco and found people still going into the water. there is potential for rip currents and waves reaching 20 feet high. >>> on the eve of the martin luther king jr. day holiday, president trump's reportedly vulgar remarks about haiti and african nations remains a hot topic. he was questioned about them tonight in florida. >> no i'm not a racist. i am the least racist person you have ever interviewed. that i can tell you. >> the president has denied using an expletive when discussing immigration. some lawmakers who were in the meeting have said they heard it loud and clear. >>> tomorrow americans celebrate the achievements of dr. martin luther king jr. and his teachings may be as poignant now as in the '60s. >> lillian kim joi

don't want to have innovation award it but what do you say those who to those who lost money like in mt gox and and some other things where some of this was significant money four hundred fifty million dollars at the outset what do you say about that i don't think the regulators would have prevented about gox and the great thing about that mt gox experience is the top the crypto community something there will never a big again be anything like that that was back in the early days when there was a lot of centralization and mine and there was pretty much only one exchange in the world then we have a lot more exchanges which by the way we'd have a lot more exchanges if the fence and had in the end to enter interrupted the development of that sector back in april two thousand and thirteen and made him jump through all these regulatory hurdles and that was that that was a disaster we would have thousands of these exchanges now and now there's just not not as many as there could be but we'll never see another mt gox again i believe there's a lot of self-regulation that goes on here and it's a

snow and mt east that's where i'm heading i'm getting closer to the most still the point of germany the algo alps. going to stay up till the holiday rechy easy in winter is especially in winter in fact. over thaw is located over there it's the winter sports center of the algo region in southern germany a perfect starting point for discovering the area i want to go up the mountains and of course come down in one piece i'll be on skis and on a snow bike i look forward to lots of nature adventures galore. and we have plenty more coming up on the show. a trip to brighton in england where in winter you've got the beaches all to yourself . hot and sunny florida two of our viewers show us the warm winter in their hometown miami. and come get people via has sent us some fantastic shots of a road trip through central asia. this is still the town has mediæval already. now attracts over two million overnight guests every year i want to know what draws them here. is no is guaranteed because it's so beautiful the skiing is fantastic it's just a lot of fun here. because of the snow and i want to show

so take a look at the actual temperatures. 8 in mt.in allentown and 7 in wilmington. vineland 8 degrees. these are the actual temperatures. wilmington has just now tied a record for cold on this date. now take a look at the feels like temperature. many of us at 10 or below. 12 degrees below zero in philly, 10 below in atlantic city. 24 below what it feels like in mt. pocono and 10 below in allentown. the rest of the day we will likely feel at zero or below zero. we'll stay dry though with sunshine outside. >>> thank you, krystal. count on nbc10's first alert weather team all day every day with the free nbc10 app. we're tracking dangerous cold. make sure to use the app to sign up for weather, traffic and cancellation alerts. >>> this morning we're learning the deep freeze has turned deadly. police in vineland, cumberland county, tell us a man died of exposure to the bitter temperatures. officers found him early thursday in the snow in an empty parking lot. >>> and several families in montgomery county are without power on this bitter co

back in elektra that i thought you know i'm going to die in a flaming wrecked on mt rushmore by. to deal with and see with all. your talk an action with both hands now on the wheel stephen to max enter into the great plains passing through rapid city on the way so who would you put on mount rushmore aside from the four presidents on there now well that's the question i was asking myself as we were driving along i would go race yeah that's me not only because i agree with his politics in many ways but i just think his face it looks so much better up there than than other stuff. so stuff that's hollywood in here what about jimmy carter is a guy who represents a very soulful american tradition of giving he spent all of his post presidency building housing the habitat you know these are the message he's a real great guy. great you're going to hollywood had on breaking you think jimmy carter is not photogenic enough to be on mount rushmore. not me ok i don't say that either i only said that i thought president reagan would look nicer up there yet. if he can fill it full with a run for

from mt. tam, some of those fog areas are still with us above the higher elevations around mt. tam there. 48, santa rosa. 51, nap that. concord at 55. livermore at 52. 36 at tahoe valley airport, looking for a high in the upper 40s. we'll see at least 2 feet of snow here. maybe even upwards of 30 inches in some parts of the bay area. we'll time it out and show that to you. the fog fades away and next storm arrives tomorrow and we'll be dryer and milder for the weekend. with the clouds moving in in advance of the system, your overnight lows will be a little milder. this will be midlevel clouds. you can see the front hung up to the north. lots of 40s as you wake up tomorrow. 6:30 in the morning, it's up in sonoma county and lunchtime pushing across san francisco. bit evening commute, the front is pushing through the south bay. we have some residual showers. 8:00, still some wet weather throughout peninsula. the bulk of the rain moves through tomorrow. the amounts look like this, pretty impressive. we haven't seen much rain this season. anywhere from 50% to 70% of average. with an

i can't build a snowman on mt. tam? not today. east shore freeway is starting to get a little busier. golden gate fields and university in berkeley and into emeryville and the macarthur maze. everybody is moving at the limit. what do we have here? emergency lights. looks like a large vehicle trying to get through the toll plaza. be careful. that's on the right hand lanes. traffic is flowing by nicely, except for the right hand lanes. stay clear of that. b.a.r.t. has 38 trains on time. cal trains looking good. ace train number 1 left stockton on time and rolling into vas coe. >>> developing news this morning, lawmakers in washington are running out of time to prevent a government shutdown. democrats in the senate say they will filibuster a government wide funding bill that house republicans passed last night. democrats want to restore daca, the d.r.e.a.m.ers act. they're arguing that republicans are holding the government hostage over demands to protect those brought illegally to the country. if there is no bill in place by midnigh

with the support of the mt.d diablo cyclists he had a cake waiting at the top. >>> a chilly day today. live doppler 7 showing you all the clouds, haze and fog. numbers were cool. 50s all around the bay area except at the coast. 65 degrees, it was 68 in gilroy. but san jose, lots of fog for much of the day. four-mile visibility in concord right now. as you widen the perspective, a lot of cloud cover in the pacific. several storm systems pushing their way into the bay area, eve o -- each one progress everly getting colder. numbers really didn't budge much, out of the low to mid-50s today. as a result, the low and high clouds really just didn't want to budge, even though we're under a big rim dge of high pressure that has brought the stagnant air to a maximum. we're going to get some mixing tomorrow, but we're still under a spare the air alert. look for more fog tonight. showers for some of you in the north bay late tomorrow. but later in the day for everyone else, the overnight hours, they'll end early on tuesday

check this out, wow, from mt. tam, just beautiful out there. 50s by midday.pper 50s with partly cloudy skies. we'll talk about big time rain moving in early next week, coming up, chris. >> lisa, thanks. >>> up next, some of the first dispensaries allowed to sell recreational pot in san francisco will be open in one hour. >>> a fake 911 call led police to an east bay home. you'll hear from the family who was terrified to find officers with weapons drawn. woman: so, greg, it's a lot to take in. woman 2: and i know that's hard to hear, but the doctors caught it early. hi, blake! my dad has cancer. woman: and i know how hard that is to hear. but you're in the right place. man: and dr. pascal and her team, they know what to do. they know what to do. the doctors know what to do. so here's the plan. first off, we're going to give you all... (voice fading away) >> announcer: good morning bay area. let's get up and get going. this is "abc 7 mornings." >>> good morning to you. it's saturday, january 6th. i'm cornell barnard in forhr nguyen. let's start with a quick loo

we go over to mt. hamilton, also in the hills north of mt. hamilton. clover dale right now, light rain to moderate rain, and then you see just above lake county there, we're seeing some snow falling, it is accumulating, hail is coming down, pelting parts of bay area, you may have seen it, there were thunderstorms as you know that moved across the region, and they are continuing to keep us in an unsettled pattern, as you look at the storm impact scale, this is a level 1 throughout the night. scattered showers and still a chance of hail and thunderstorms along with high elevation snow. i'll let you know if this will hang around through the weekend or if it will clear out. >>> video from all over the bay area this afternoon, this one was in santa rosa about 10:00 this morning, and then a few minutes later, a rainbow. >>> a marine crew from the placer county sheriff's office was on a training mission. they encountered 5 to 6-foot swells and wind gusts up to 85 miles an hour. and you can always track the latest storm with live doppler 7 which you can find o

lets look at the range in temperatures. 26 in mt. pocono and 43 in the city and 39 in cape may.e woke up with temperatures in the low 40s and they have not budged much over the last few hours but they certainly have over the last 24 hours, 21 degrees colder in mt. pocono than yesterday. 13 degrees colder in the city and 19 colder in dover, delaware. a big change in 24 hours and another change coming tonight when temperatures drop further. satellite 6 along with action radar showing a good amounts of cloud cover and lake-effect showers out to the north and west. and that will impact us but breaks in the clouds over the city and that is why we have the pretty shots we are looking at. we look at the next few hours, the wind look like the 30s despite a high of 44 at 2:00 and 4:0043 degrees and sitting at 40 in the evening hours and dip to the 30s after that. look what happens overnight with the windchills. 44 in the city and reaching 40 in allentown and reading and 41 degrees in cape may, so through most of the area temperatures in the low 40s today and who is our actual normal high

we are below freezing in sweeds bro at 30. 35 in mt.aurel down to the mid 20s this morning. 32 in pem berton. hamilton square at 30 degrees. as we've been talking about the winds are starting to turn from the south. that's going to start pumping in warmer air. we're starting cold. we have a nice warm yum on the way this afternoon. look at the forecast highs. 57 degrees in summerton. 55 in chestnut hill. 53 in coatstown. 54 in easton. mostly sunny to at worst partly cloudy forecast this afternoon. really very nice outside. we'll be at 57 in hamilton. cape may at 52. 57 in wilmington. forecast winds for today going to be around 15 miles per hour. gusts up to 35 miles per hour. it will be a little windy out there. it may make it feel cooler. but when you have 50s, there's no windchill effect. overall, just going to be more for the noise than anything else. it's a great day to get outside. i'm thinking this afternoon i'll have to get out for a little bit. here's the hour by hour. we have clear conditions to start. we'll stick with the clear

a few showers around mt. st. ha lean helena. there's moisture, but not a trigger mechanism. isolated showers possible. when two areas of low pressure join forces tonight we'll get another chance of light to moderate showers. that will linger through tomorrow. mow it's a 1 on our storm impact scale. a light storm because the winds will be light and rain totals won't cause flooding. we'll have an hour by hour look at it coming up. here's reggie. >> see you soon, thank you. >>> there's a new development in the investigation into a fatal shooting that took place near the west oakland b.a.r.t. station. we just learned a b.a.r.t. officer did, in fact, shoot and kill one of two suspects involved in some sort of fight over a gun. this all happened just after 4:30 p.m. yesterday. commuters ran screaming after hearing shots outside upper cuts barbershop. the officer responded and opened fire hitting a man he says was in possession of the gun. the officer claims that man did not follow any commands to put down the weapon. the other man involved in the fight was hurt, but officials stil

back in elektra that i thought you know i'm going to die in a flaming wrecked on mt rushmore better to do it and see about. how you're char can actually put both hands next enter into the great plains. seen through rapid city on the way so who would you put on mount rushmore aside from the four presidents around there. well that's the question i was asking myself as we were driving along i would go yeah that's me not only because i agree with his politics in many ways but i just think his face it looks so much better up there and then other stuff. so. that's hollywood in here what about you maker is a guy who represents a very soulful. tradition of giving back you know these are the message he's a real great guy. great you're going to hollywood had on raising you think jimmy carter is not photogenic enough to be a man rushed. me ok i don't say the other i only said that the president reagan would look nicer up there yet. you think until the fall when they run for president i'm like his billy carter so if you think reagan would be good are you saying you like jimmy carter that's your ch