esr air air force fell out. he is my tie and his not here. he is your air force followed this year at the event account those and he was telling me on the way and what a fantastic ex. this has been for him. if i might say, it's always a fantastic ex-army to come back to the atlantic council. part of the time i was on the board here as well as i had the opportunity to come back a timer so january 2015 if i'm not mistaken when i had the opportunity to come your secretary of the air force to us feel like a homecoming every time i come to atlantic council. frankly, i can't imagine a better place to come to on a morning like this when we're about to have what i hope is an conversation about the role of the united states generally but i am going to zero in on the role of the united states air force specifically and the trans-atlantic security picture. it is an area that i certainly care a great deal about and one that i think has become even more relevant during my tenure as secretary of the air force which has been for about three years now. i wou

despite this, we have learnt that the us air force refuelled coalition jets the day after the air strikes flew over 87 missions, refuelling 386 aircraft with over 1.7 million litres of fuel. indeed, this is slightly higher than the monthly average support given by the us since the air campaign began. there has also been growing pressure in congress about us assistance. representative ted lieu serves as a colonel in the us air force reserves. he has been following the campaign closely. we are flying out tankers with us pilots. we are refuelling these jets of the saudi arabia—led military coalition and then they're dropping bombs. but if you look at the law, international law, you can be guilty of aiding and abetting war crimes. so if you're in that direct military operation, refuelling a jet that then commits a war crime, my view is that opens up the united states to great risk and we need to stop doing it. this week, the white house released a provisional statement following the funeral bombing. for the first time since the war began, they are blocking the supply of precision munitions to

it's arctic air. so it will come through and i'm telling you right now, tomorrow is going to be shockingly cold. shockingly cold tomorrow with the wind gusts of 25 to 30 miles an hour. wind chill factors tomorrow single digits and teens on and off all day long. here's erin como with a look at traffic on this wednesday morning. >>> 4:46 gary wednesday morning take a look behind me in centerville, 66 east and westbound by lee highway and traffic looking good west and westbound side. beltway we're looking fine. and as you can see upper loop right now through annandale moving along long fine from the springfield interchange to 66 and once you cross 66 getting across the legion bridge nice and quiet. it's outer loop topside of beltway passing hampshire avenue and past this point to georgia where you see light conditions now. i'll let you know when we get that usual morning rush that will slow things down. i like what i'm seeing there. we're problem free as you make your way all overed in the beltway and ou

air force did not develop the requirements for air force one. the professional communicators and security people in the white house deliver those requirements. if you are to strip away some of those requirements, you could see the man. the new team will get a chance to explore that and determine. f-35 it has had a history of cost overruns and problems. but if you look at the recent years, the content and coming down. it will still be approaching the per plane cost. we will soon be approaching a fourth generation again, the past as the past and it was the difficult part of my past. we are focused on the future and once again, as all of these facts are presented, the new president can make up his mind. >> do you think they will get in there and see the details and think about it differently. >> i think the more details you are exposed to, it opens up the aperture to see what the possibilities and constraints might be. one more final question, what is next for you? i don't know, is the "washington post" hiring? i'm going to be unemployed pretty soo

because of that river of air. because it's mainly down to the south? >> that is something we have to watch here after the midnight hour and during the day tomorrow windchills 40 miles per hour. and windchills staying in the single digits. as we look at the four day at 4:00 forecast, the official lie in the afternoon, as it drops will be only 4 but windy and a flurry around and brutal cold and windchills in the single digits. cold but less wind here on friday of 28 degrees, as the system arrives over the weekend it starts with snow and isolate friday night into saturday morning and changes to rain with warming temperatures on saturday. and sunny and raining and we drop from 57 on sunday afternoon to freezing by monday evening. we'll talk more region by region in the next half hour. >> this reminder we want you to keep the pictures of your holiday lights coming. send them us using #6abcaction or email them to jointheaction@6abc.com. >>> the tribute for alan thicke keep coming in today after his untimely death last night from a heart attack. the tv host,

air u.s. air force. there are 12 nations that are involved with this. the united states +9 other nato members plus sweden and finland. they are all members of this program and they share the operating responsibilities for the aircraft. these aircraft have been deployed on important air mobility missions including supplies to afghanistan and iraq to support combat operations, conducting humanitarian assistance missions in haiti and supporting international peacekeeping operations in africa. the capability allows the community to respond quickly to emerging crises that do not fit squarely into combat operations and also draws heavily upon the expertise developed by the air force as part of our global reach mission. we would expect the trend toward shared assets, like the example i just gave you. this trend will likely continue in the future and i think another primary aware it may well work is air refueling which is another mission that our mobility forces have a long history in. we fully support nato and our allies acquiring these capabilities because it

on air power, air power alone could win the war. there would be no need for a ground invasion of western europe. that's not the way things played out. but the strategic bombing survey, you're absolutely right, was quite inconclusive in europe. japan is a little bit of a different story because it was the two atomic bombs that brought the war to a conclusion well short of the need for an amphibious or ground invasion of the japanese home islands. the advocates of air power in the mediate post-war period were quite -- what should i say -- they seized upon the conclusion of the pacific war, the japanese war as their best argument for creating a separate air force. of course during world war ii, the air arm was part of the united states army. it was called the army air corps. it was largely the japanese example that underwrote the desire to create a separate air arm and create a strategic air arm as a separate command. the after war assessments in the two theaters are actually a little bit different. >> thank you very much, dr. kennedy.

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the cold air has settled in the brief is picking up. we focus on two areas, one today and the cool cold air into the clouds to the west. there is a breeze. the northwest breeze and temperatures dropping the fifth of north you feel it. and the cold air will sweep in. lots and lots of moisture on the way. today the attention goes to the north. mostly sunny skies we will get mostly sunny with a cold air will moving to north and this is the reinforcement, of north some cold showers in the breeze is that the story is picking up out of the northwest. that will cut right in. it is picking up on the coast. 33 in santa rosa. there is your cold air and brentwood and 38 is called for them. they are dropping fast. 27 and kelsey bill, 31 great, 31 nw. napa. it is coming through. 50s, temperatures in some near that in the higher elevations. >> is 4:02 am. i will get cranked up. >> you will. >> thank you. it is the kind of morning where people take longer showers as i am told and warm up the core because the heater needs to get on. let's take a look w

the cold air will be behind us to start christmas day. mild air is on the way.ay itself. christmas day, quite windy. a lot of cloud around. this cold front will go south during the day. bringing wet weather for northern ireland, the north of england, and north wales. the south is still quite mild. temperatures, 111—15 in the mildest spots. further north, cold air moving in. that means late in the day some of us could see a white christmas. the chance of getting a bit of snow in the hills of northern scotland. for boxing day, remember connor? i showed you that on the satellite. it is bringing strong winds to the northern isles of scotland where we have an amber weather warning. gale force gusts for the northern half of the uk. further south, quite windy. a lot of dry weather with sunshine. temperatures between 7—8. later next week, the weather should calm down and we will see a return of night—time frosts. welcome to bbc news, broadcasting at home and around the globe. i'm lebo diseko. our top stories: the un security council passes a resolution demanding a halt

air travellers will be able to fly on qantas without stopping. boeing's 7-87 dreamliner will make the 17-hour journey -- between london and perth. flights usually have to stop in singapore...and dubai in order to make the distance. the flight travels over 9-thousand miles...and is expected to be one of the longest passenger flights in the world. qantas plans to launch the service starting in march of 20-18. national airline. iran air will be getting 80 jetliners as part of the deal...but it may be grounded by congress. boeing got government approval to sell planes to iran in september but had to wait for a license from the u-s treasury department. it would be the largest business deal a u-s company has done with iran since president obama signed an order lifting sanctions against iran. but some members of congress say they will fight it. some illinois lawmakers sent a letter to boeing in may -- asking the company not to do business with iran until untilt support for terror groups. ahead on wakeup this morning -- how the messy snow conditions affe

does air berlin have a future?and i look back at the life of hollywood icon zsa zsa gabor, who has died at age 99. and could munich rise to the top of the bundesliga? they found the game far from easy. we will have more of the day's and business in just a moment. phil: this is "dw news," live from berlin. i am phil gayle. the u.n. has agreed to send observers to aleppo to monitor the evacuation of civilians and rebel fighters. it looks like a leadership change at one of germany's biggest airlines. ben fajzullin has more. ben: at a time that the air is getting thinner for air berlin, it has a new chief executive and he is from the competition. a string of ceos has failed to reverse company fortunes, but analysts are amused from the interest coming from rival lufthansa. reporter: a new captain is taking over. thomas winkelmann, an interesting choice, because he used to belong to the top brass at lufthansa. for more than a decade, air berlin battled lufthansa trying to become a viable competitor. not that there wasn't

one of the things the french will come up with is the first range of air to air missiles. they will put rockets on the support struts of their newport as shoot at the german observation balloon, so you start to have air to air combat with rockets as early as 1916. during may of 1916, you will have a coordinated attack between the french aviation byets and the ground assets trying to knock the balloons out of the air with the rockets at the ground forces go forward. you are starting to see care ground cooperation in a way you have never seen it. there is a maturation with regards to the aviation. also, the french get on this , andof fighter squads individual guys going out and hunting and killing as opposed observing or spotting the artillery. you are seeing fighter squadrons for the french in response to german development. .et's fast-forward for an frame, but they are doing a lot better now. they start this campaign with a over german ratio aircraft. will also start tasking specific aircraft to support specific ground forces. they will have a recon wing indirect support o

next week, polar air coming in. here's the headlines, yeah that air has settled in, and it'll creep in over the next couple of then a low pressure system breaks off, and moves through late saturday, saturday afternoon to saturday night. several inches of new snow. details on just how much, and colder air moves in for next week. and that jet stream to the south, and as we put the jet stream in motion, the cold air is sitting on top of us through friday and saturday morning, and then we get a bit of a nudge to the north, that allows the low pressure system to come in and bring the polar air tuesday right on into the end of next week. should get a break friday of next week. the current temperatures, 19 beaver dam. 19 waukesha, and with the wind, that's still strong, 11 if is our windchill, or feels like temperature. your overnight lows drop in the teens, if you windchills are 19 waukesha, fond du lac, beaver dam, and also in water town. the winds, stay up overnight tonight and through the day tomorrow. the wind are ver

the problem is that that is moving in as the cold air

. >> arctic blast of air is just around the corner, this is the coldest air of the season, meteorologist justin drabick is in for kate bilo tonight and he is on the cbs-3 skies deck with the first look, justin, these temperatures will go low. >> that is right, yes, sir contact it has to happen at some point as we move in the winter season so coming early, winter arrives next wednesday but now we're talking about the coldest air we have had since february and again, big story will be wind that kicks up later tonight. we will talk about wind chills down near zero in some spots over the next 48 hours. cold air is not the quite here just yet. we made it in the low to mid 40's this afternoon. the close to average, right now we are at 40 degrees at the airport in philadelphia, 33 in allentown, 23 mount pocono. the cloud starting to move in, ahead of the arctic front, actual front is to our west, it will come through overnight and could touch off a snow shower in spots. wind not an issue, less than 10 miles an hour but they will pick up overnight. once that, arctic air mass passes in. through g

now with the cold air leaves this weekend it will still be enough cold air to support some rain. and, hazardous effects on your car. but, we will let you know what we can do to make sure our cars start in the morning. >> reporter: there are people traveling home, going shopping and one of the things that you might want to pick up is little bit of winter blend for windshield washer flute. i got the this for my truck. we are embarking on our 12th winter together. couple things you can do to make sure you get home, get to work each day. i got some tips also for your house. >> reporter: deep cold can have dangerous effects on vehicles but here four are things you can do, first check and refill anti trees. >> several different types of antifreeze for different cars, make sure you put factory antifreeze in. >> reporter: cap should say what type, you should buy, second check tires for pressure and tread. >> right here in the door jam of your car we will find where the tire pressure is. quick trick to know your tire depth is to use a penny, and stick it in the tire tread. if it doves lin

the milder air to the south, so the cold air not here just yet.ying somewhat warm temperatures, deep south, there is the cold arctic air, starting to ill in, bismarck minus two at this hour, minus three minneapolis, actual air temperatures, doesn't factor in the wind. and we have snow pack up, there as well, that cold air is going to be running over that snow pack, but just locks in the chilly area. by the time it a riffs here talking high temperatures running 20 degrees below average. quiet on storm scan3, some clouds going on in, little disturbance to the west, today dry. comes through tonight. maybe stray snow shower, even rain shaw in some spots later this evening into the overnight. we're back to some sunshine for wednesday. here's the arctic front, leading edge of the cold air. that will comes through late wednesday night, early thursday morning, the winds start to kick up, feel the big difference thursday. high temperatures in the 20's it, will feel like the teens, we factor in the wind. today though, typical for mid december. afternoon tem

. >> justin it's not just the arctic air, we could see a little snow >> exactly. it's winter time. officially winter next wednesday is the official start of the winter season, but that cold air approaching us not here quite yet. it's chilly but this in arctic air, it's 38 in how long, 36 in philadelphia, not terrible for this time of night this time of year, light snow trying to develop overi95 northeastern maryland, county, few late flurries to the ground in northern new castle delaware, chester county. maybe philadelphia, a lot of this not reaching the ground, it will roll through south jersey as well, maybe put down a coating in some spot mainly on grassy surfaces and some of the oh car tops, could you see by midnight little band of light snow moving through parts of delaware to south jersey by 2:00, 3:00 a.m. offshore. morning commute looks drieshg we're going to go see sunshine around but it will be cold. actual air temperature tomorrow morning down in the lower 20's even teens, look at mount pocono in the lower teens. and that's not factoring in the wind. we're talking about

air force is headed. one of the things that people talk about is how the fleet is aging and that readiness has really been under pressure because of continuous deployment, because of the budgetary issues. how would you recommend dealing with this in the next five years? what is the best way to cope with the readiness and he sort of strange the force has been facing? >> whenever we talk about readiness i think it's really important that we step back the moment and we say ready to do what? you heard me say the u.s. military is still the strongest and the best in the world. i absolutely believe that. so if you were to say is the u.s. air force ready to do its mission, which have been continual, thousands of bombing missions, even more isr, humanitarian and all of these missionsmissions, are we ready l of that? the answer is you're damn right we are, we have been doing it and we been doing it for the better part of 25 years. but where we have our readiness concerns is are we ready to do a high in the fight? s

an ava air boeing 777 was on a potential collision course with an air canada jet.had just taken off from l.a.x. on a stormy night with low visibility. the controller repeated her request for the pilot to comply: s. the pilot changed course with oments to spare. >> the plane was then flying at only a few thousand feet headed for the san gabriel mountains. the child changed courses with moments to spare. >>> this morning, in san francisco, local artists face off with building inspectors over evictions following the deadly ghost ship fire. their plan to present a petition with more than 10,000 signatures. it pushes for a moratorium on unsolicited fire inspections in both san francisco and oakland. the petition seeks to stop evictions until buildings are brought to code in an affordable way. it also calls for new affordable house in the area. ♪[ music ] >>> time is 6:39. a math mistake will force hundreds of workers in one bay area city to give back a portion of their pensions. >> and an important deadline today as some californians are stocking up on firearms. >> and

something that you can stay up in the air indefinitely.o while it's a big price tag, it seems like, and many national security efforts have said it's worth the cost. in fact, they're hopeful that trump will maybe turn around his opinion. my sources have told me that boeing leadership reached out to trump earlier in the day, and they had a very constructive conversation. so we'll see what happens. >> and still having been privileged to spend hundreds of hours on these boeing 747s, i can attest it is the boeing white house. and you're up against the same procurement problem and the same foreign versus domestic. sakorsky up in connecticut builds a fine aircraft. so do the europeans. guess where congress would prefer the money to go to, but that program got too big and kind of collapsed on itself. >> that is very true. and when we talk about donald trump's on this air force issue yesterday there was a story out in the washington post, said the defense department had sought out and find hundred billion of waste, and then buried the report. so h

that is brutally cold air that's coming in. so, the temperatures in the 30s right now will be in the middle to lower 20s this afternoon. when you factor in the wind, we'll be watching the windchill chart all day. right now 8 degrees is what it feels like in reading. feels like temperatures 10 in allentown. 21 in wilmington. this won't last. the single digits, that's what we're going to sweep into the rest of the area by day. society, 27 that philadelphia. 15, tomorrow morning, 25 on friday. and then a big warmup on saturday. it's going to be cold in the mornings. we'll start off with snow. but then as the temperature climbs we'll see rain on saturday take over. suburbs, 25 today, 24 tomorrow. it will drop to the teens tomorrow morning. you'll see the wet weather holds off for today and tomorrow. nothing more than an isolated snow shower today and tomorrow. we'll get snow first thing on saturday changing to rain as temperature climbs to 37 degrees. new jersey 20s today and tomorrow. it will be in the teens tonight. even though i

we'll hear from the air force.hey're the other party involved in setting what air force one's capabilities will be, how much it will cost. >> that's a live shot on the left side of the screen with air force one on its way to tampa today. john, i'm thinking it's not like we haven't seen but will this negotiation on twitter in public bring those discussions into sharper relief for everyday voters, for instance? >> no question about it. he has 20 million followers. there will be very high awareness -- sorry. we've got a little law enforcement activity or ambulance activity behind me. but people will be aware of the issue and i would expect donald trump to continue using twitter in just that way. >> that's a good example of what midtown is like right now. lot of sirens around 5th avenue and 57th. john harwood and phil lebeau in chicago. >>> markets closing in uk and across europe a few minutes ago. let's go to seema mody. seema? >> leading the pack, rising to an 11-month high. bargain hunters are now stepping in, follo

the coldest air is yet to come. it's called a siberian express. new york not even making it above freezing, even nashville, barely above freezing with a high of 33. before the coldest air gets here, we have another system making its way onshore in the pacific northwest, it will spread into the great lakes region, some pockets of heavier snow as well with especially high amounts off of lake erie and lake ontario with a foot to a foot and a half. >>> let's turn now to a dramatic day in south in south carolina. jurors viewed a videotaped confession from the avowed white supremacist killing nine parishioners at a historically black church last year. it is an account of why dylan roof opened fire from dylan's own mouth. >> in his chilling confession, dylan roof said he considered himself a white supremacist, he said i went to a church in charleston and i did it, i killed them i guess. this is security video of roof entering emanuel church last year. he said the trayvon martin case woke him up and prompted him to research online. prosecutors showed juro

talking about this cold air moving in, by the weekends, starts to warm up little bit. still initially there could be enough cold air with our next storm system, start the weekend off with little wintery mix, and it finishes milder some rain. talk about that more coming up in eyewitness weather. >> part of the country are more dangerously cold. >> arctic air is bringing bitter cold to the northern planes and upper midwest. braving the colds in minnesota, jamie yuccas. >> reporter: people across the midwest are cleaning up after getting a fresh batch of snow from the latest storm to sweep through the region. messy roads, like this accident, in ohio, where a truck ran off the road. the driver was hurt, but will survive. in m mc henry, illinois, some people were taking winter early arrival in stride. >> we knew it was coming so i think people were prepared. they had their shovels. it is all part of the fun. get you in the spirit. >> the storm might be gone, but followed by frigid, arctic air. bringing sub zero temperatures to a large part of the country, for the first time

warmer air to the south.ow we're seeing rain as temperatures warm above freezing on the ground in south jersey and along the coast and much of delaware. it is going to be a slow warmup this morning. next few hours, snow continue in the lehigh valley, then icy mix for many of the suburbs and into wilmington. just across the river into new jersey. burlington seeing snow, you will see a changeover during the day. eventually temperatures warm up completely. south jersey and delaware are up to freezing, improvement from where we were first thing this morning. it will take time for warmer air to work its way to all our neighborhoods this morning. that's what meteorologist krystal klei is looking at, the timing of the warmup. krystal? >> it is important we get above freezing, that's when we get out of freezing rain territory. at 9:00 a.m., going through the day. if worried about plans, trying to make them, you can do them, it will be later in the day you have a better bet of that. 33 degrees at 9:00 a.m. in philadel

air of the season coldest since last feb. gusty winds today and now winds actually diminished be somewhat anywhere from 5 to 12 miles an hour even up to 14 and wind chills out here and right now those wind chills are actually 17 martinsburg and 23 dulles and 27 culpeper and to norm and northwest colder than that. temperatures right now it's 27 in d.c. and 30 quantico and 28 mannasas and 31 leonardtown and 26 at winchester. so, here's a look at next couple days. only 40 for tomorrow. don'ting fooled by sun. it will be a chilly one. 7 day forecast coming up in a bit. back to you. >> well just over hours and business booming and people were turned away earlier today and last night because the building reached maximum capacity. hawrn lauren is liver at national harbor with more, lauren. >> tony party over. we had all the access last night tonight we are out in the cold and with just the view of mgm behind us but people here calling this overwhelming success. if you take a look behind me we everybody heading right now. and which i

we have a "spare the air" day in the north bay unhealthy air quality, no burning. but it won't be chilly. moderate air quality for the rest of the bay area today. we also have a beach hazard statement, maybe you're heading out to surf. you will want a wet suit even though it's a little warmer. big swells up to 14 feet. big breakers sneaker waves and strong rip currents so be mindful at the beach. here's a look at the forecast. sunny but cool. 50s at the coast and the bay. low 60s for the warmest spots inland today. we have rain on the way. futurecast shows mostly clear with plenty of sunshine. a warmer air mass in place today. that will change moving over the next couple of days. so here's what's to expect for the rest of the week. definitely chilly to start for some folks this morning but warmer than what we have seen today again winter solstice and we have rain and wind returning friday more on that coming up. roqui, over to you. >> thank you. it's 4:36. we have a crash to report in oakland. so let's take a look at the bay bridge first to san francisco from the c

air temperatures in the mid-20's today. wind chill factor is hampering efforts to get this water main repaired. they are not publicized anything about this break yet. earlier today, it did tweet out a photo of the command center with tv monitors and computers. we are live in laurel. i am kevin lewis. jummy: thank you. the cold weather is not only affecting our region. 100 million people are coping with some of the coldest air in decades. in the midwest through new england, temperatures dropping 15 to 30 degrees below zero. new york and michiga also -- are also being hit with snow. you can follow us on facebook and twitter and on our website. make sure you download the stormwatch weather app. back to the breaking news we told you about. this is about metro. six employees have been fired following an investigation into july's train derailment at east falls church. the six employees include four track inspectors and two supervisors. more inspectors could get fired or be placed on unpaid suspension and 10 others could be suspen

as the cold air arctic air starts to bleed in as we sleep overnight or at least most of us. as we look at the day planner for your friday, a high of 39 degrees, starting at 30 and topping off in the upper 30s the middle part of the tie. it's bright early with the cold air coming in and turn mainly cloudy tomorrow afternoon and throw those number as way for the air temperatures, because you have to factor in the winds, 19 in allentown tomorrow morning and 18 in reading and millville, right around 20 in philadelphia and as we go into the afternoon tomorrow, windchills remain in the 20s even though the air temperature is close to 10 degrees above this. and as we get into saturday, the winds ease a little bit so we gain a degree or two. and still chilly saturday afternoon with windchills in the upper 20s to around 30 degrees. that four day at 4:00 forecast, 39 for a high tomorrow and blustery with windchills and early sun giving way to clouds and partly sunny on saturday and 38 degrees and clouds are here sunday morning and could be a flurry or two in the afternoon especially no

. >> united states air force. [bells toll] >> with were serving our country -- we were serving our country at that time. memories. >> there was more courage and heroics and valor and more sacrifice that day than a human being ought to see. >> president frankrin roosevelt call -- franklin roosevelt called december 7, infamy. the japanese attack on pearl harbor killed more than 2,400 americans and wounded nearly 1,200. 75 years later ceremonies to honor heroes. former p.o.w. senator john mccain and vice president elect mike pence in d.c. >> they fought the first battle. set the first example in the long campaign of america's enlightened leadership of the president obama is headed to pearl harbor where he will be joined by prime minister shinzo abe, first japanese leader to visit pearl harbor since the end of the war. i'm elizabeth hur for abc7 news. jonathan: today researchers with the national oceanic and the atmospheric administration noaa express two mini subs that sank in the pearl harbor attack. alison: this is

the israel air force has always known how to get around these air defenses but it's a huge challenge. it's very risky. they have to be limited by different altitudes and flight paths but they have an interesting presentation on the air staff where they show with the sail right in. obviously operationally this gives them much more complete freedom of operation. >> i don't know whether anything has come out but i'm asking because i'm curious. have the other nations that this will -- in terms of supporting israel with military strategy, have we heard any response from some of its adversaries in terms of what israel is doing? >> well, a key benefit of having this fighter is its deterrent aspects. so israel believes this is really going to beef up its deterrents. they expect, they did not receive any promises by the u.s. government but it's their full expectation the u.s. will not sell these fifth generation stealth fighters for a generation to come. the israelis will want the aircraft to be sold in the region. obviously that's not going to happen. there will be a time the aircraft, like t

we have that and air quality alert is up so spare the air for your tuesday and your wednesday and poor in the north bay and moderate for the rest of the bay area. we're looking at a ban on wood burning so crank up the heat and put an extra blanket on your bed. a look at your holiday forecast to let you know if there's any rain coming in with it. ama? >> the ban on wood burning on spare the air days is disappointing for people who like a warm fire and potentially devastating for people who sell firewood for a living. abc 7 news reporter wayne freedman is live in sausalito for that. wayne? >> good evening, the air quality management district said there are 1.4 million fireplaces in the bay area that on a night like this with an inversion layer they could contribute one-thifrt particulate matter in the air. that's the science side. the people who sell the stuff, the people who use this wood not happy about it. how can we help you? >> reporter: here at firewood in novato neither management nor their customers are fiddling happily over the spare the air days. quite the opposite. >> seems li

that air is heading our direction.he cold air currently is moving in, we'll see temperatures around freezing tonight and friday we're talking about the arctic air right around our region. take a look when we compare it to tomorrow's temperatures. here's the actual temperature in the light blue, the feels like temperature when you factor in the winds. upper 30s for a daytime highway. the wind making it feel only like 26 degrees during the afternoon hours. coming up we'll take a closer look at what's going to happen across the weekend. >>> and here are some of the stories making headlines on nbc10 news at 4:30, 911 calls revealed by nbcnbc10, 911 fo a drinks being served to around 700 people at the sixth annual delaware event in our nation's capitol. members on both sides of the aisle gathering on the senate floor to thank vice president biden for his 36 years of service. >>> pennsylvania attorney gin isn't out the warning as penn state and temple prepare for their games. always buy tickets from a reputable seller. steer

it's not one of those we call classic cold air damming situations the warm air will win out.id, fredrick and hagerstown out in the mountains. i would stay off the roads until noon saturday just to be safe. real warm air gets in here on sunday. for tonight, clear, breezy, bitterly cold. wind chills 4 below to 14. temperatures themselves 8 to 18. that's as cold as it's been since last february. on the day planner, teens to start, 20 at 7:00. pretty much full sun. 23 at 9:00. winds light, 26 29 at 1:00. i say light. look carefully. winds out of the south at 4:00. winds not a factor tomorrow. saturday mix goes to rain. good enough for weather alert in the morning. it will climb to 50. temperatures drop saturday night. almost 60 sunday more rain and showers. temperatures crash sunday afternoon. we could see a wet snowflake before said and done. rain ends before cold air gets here. next seven days, good news for monday. chilly, yes. dry and not that windy. temperatures in the low 40s for highs. in the 30s during the game. mid-40s tuesday. check this out sunshine wednesday and thurs

that is the air temperature. minneapolis 2 and bismark, north dakota it's zero. and that will move through later on tonight. future tracker showing as it moves in it will interact with the jet streak to the south and that pulls up the lift and that will likely pull out moisture in the form of snow mainly across south jersey and delaware in the wee hours of the morning. the problem is that that is moving in as the cold air is. it can freeze immediately. the coating of snow between midnight and 4:00 in the morning, again areas southeast of the i-95, the best potential with the possibility of a flash freeze on untreated surfaces so the morning commute could be icy. the windchill cape may southern delaware, 10 to 15 but the immediate philadelphia area it feels like 5 to 10 and the lehigh valley and the poconos at times below zero windchills and then a storm for the weekend i'll talk about that in the full accuweather forecast. >> all right cecily lets switch live to john rawlins in center city philadelphia. how are philadelphians preparing for the onslaught. >> repor

that's actual air temperature.ortex is slipping down and circulation of polar vortex will be right up here. southern sections of hudso air in. and it will be fleeting though. it will not stick around for very, very long. it's a pretty shallow air mass and it will be replaced by some significantly warmer air mass by the latter part of the -- for the warm air up -- down from the south up hereby the latter part of weekend. arctic express no doubt on the way though that will take temperatures into the 0s. and the 30s tomorrow's wind chill factors will be in the teens and single digits too. and what about the weekend. we warm up quickly. it's friday evening. into early saturday morning. we will go snow to sleet and possibly freezing rain and then over to all rain on saturday. 50. and by sunday, some places will be close to 60. weep be close to 60. some places may be to 60 de agrees to the south of us. i want to show you future later on this afternoon and evening arctic air will come in. 5, 6, 7:00 winds pick up and temp

we have cold air working its way in later tonight. it's the first arctic air mass to come in. we are on the western edge of it. then some fog is coming in midweek. very thick. for today, mostly sunny skies, a little haze, a system dropping down from the north will bring in the colder air. it might bring some clouds and showers tuesday north west of sfo. 30s, 40s and some 50s. 38 in napa. san rafael, 49, petaluma, 46, 19 in truckie, 47 in monterey, colderrer is coming in tuesday night into wednesday. look at this moisture racing up from the hawaiian islands. that will override the colder air through thursday. fog and sun monday. rain is on the way here. there is a series of systems here. it's cooler but dry, then the clouds move in thursday into friday, maybe lingering into saturday. look at that saturday, it picks up in intensity. so it's on its way, probably wednesday through thursday is the start. morning fog is the big story here this morning. then a mix of sun and some higher clouds. turning colder tuesday into wednesday morning. the clouds come in and traffic the cold air

high pressure and cold air for wednesday means sun but highs only in the low teens. we cool further on be in the single digits with sub-zero lows. we should warm back to near seasonal by the weekend with some light snow returning. today: partly sunny. chance of evening snow showers. high: 22 wind: wsw 10-15 mph tonight: a few clouds. low: 9 wind: w 3-9 mph anchor adlibs traffic red on traffic map = major delays yellow on traffic map = some delays green on traffic map = no i-894 back open this morning after a crash overnight shuts down the street. the greenfield fire department tweeted that it involved a plow truck and a vehicle...and that one person was taken to the hospital. no word on that person's condition....or what caused the crash. all lanes reopened around five this morning. city of milwaukee d-p-w crews working through the night clearing snow and salting... that means parking regulations are strictly enforced to give them plenty of room...and if you don't cooperate your car could be the east side with more. the dpw called for an overnight snow removal operat

on air power, air power alone could win the war. there would be no need for a ground invasion of western europe. that's not the way things played out. but the strategic bombing survey, you're absolutely right, was quite inconclusive in europe. japan is a little bit of a different story because it was the two atomic bombs that brought the war to a conclusion well short of the need for an amphibious or ground invasion of the japanese home islands. the advocates of air power in the mediate post-war period were quite -- what should i say -- they seized upon the conclusion of the pacific war, the japanese war as their best argument for creating a separate air force. of course during world war ii, the air arm was part of the united states army. it was called the army air corps. it was largely the japanese example that underwrote the desire to create a separate air arm and create a strategic air arm as a separate command. the after war assessments in the two theaters are actually a little bit different. >> thank you very much, dr. kennedy.

the air arm was part of the united states army during world war ii called the air arm core. it was the japanese army that decided to create a separate strategic air arm. the after war assessments in the two theaters are a little bit different. >> thank you very much, dr. kennedy. >> don miller, i would be remiss if i didn't say, he would say, the air wars succeeded in europe as well with the arrival of the mustang and the bombers being used in a different way than they were originally envisioned strategically. they were being used as bait so the b-51s could clear the skies for d-day, which they did in those five months before d-day. you only have a couple of them flying over the beaches of d-day. that had a tremendous impact on the advances of the soviet red army, because of the diminishing capacity of the german loofah. they were running out of oil. it didn't have as much boost in it. air power was strategically significant, maybe not exactly as we envisioned it at the outset. >> thank you all. >> thank you. >>> friday, american history tv features more programs with world

. >> justin it's not just the arctic air, we could see a little snow >> exactly. it's winter time. officially winter next wednesday is the official start of the winter season, but that cold air approaching us not here quite yet. it's chilly but this in arctic air, it's 38 in how long, 36 in philadelphia, not terrible for this time of night this time of year, light snow trying to develop overi95 northeastern maryland, county, few late flurries to the ground in northern new castle delaware, chester county. maybe philadelphia, a lot of this not reaching the ground, it will roll through south jersey as well, maybe put down a coating in some spot mainly on grassy surfaces and some of the oh car tops, could you see by midnight little band of light snow moving through parts of delaware to south jersey by 2:00, 3:00 a.m. offshore. morning commute looks drieshg we're going to go see sunshine around but it will be cold. actual air temperature tomorrow morning down in the lower 20's even teens, look at mount pocono in the lower teens. and that's not factoring in the wind. we're talking about

that was a modified arctic air mass, this one will be a pure arctic air mass and going to be colder and drier eventually. how the humidifiers going and you can help just keep the static as little static shocked down. we have some sunshine but look at the clouds and let me get out of the way and you can see it better. from the west and southwest i expect us to be mostly cloudy later on and the cold has really taken told. not so much here, well into the 0s. other side of the -- 40s. other side of the mountains, detroit, chicago, indianapolis, muff of ohio now in the teens. these are air temperatures and windchills are even worse. they're going to be in the single digits in fact our windchill starting tomorrow will be in the single digits most of the day maybe getting into the low teens. so get ready for that. enjoy this afternoon. it's a good looking one. 45 at 3:00. upper moving in until overnight when we could have a snow shower tomorrow i'll give you the three day forecast. that 31, that's going to be like a midnight high. we will be in the mid- and upper 20s for temps. windchills tomo

because we have a big, cold, massive cold air system coming our way. >> this is the coldest air by far we have had this season. we issued a first alert earlier, we have had in the forecast for ten days, that's why we do 10 i day forecasts, because we knew it was coming a long time ago. thursday an friday are the days we are targeting, the winds gusting about 30 miles an hour on thursday, that's eventually going to bring windchills to near zero. it's 44 degrees without much wind right now, so it's not all that chilly, especially compared to the weekend. it's down to 40 degrees in lehigh valley. and there's some possible snow coming in tonight. let's take a look in new jersey right now, and clayton is at 24 degrees. vorhees, mt. laurel. cinnamonton 44 degrees, robbinsville 42, princeton at 47. as the precipitation moves in, on saturday morning, these neighborhood weather stations are going to be critical because we're going to be going from snow to a wintry mix to rain and hour by hour, you'll be able to check that, along with the forecast for your neighborhood for saturday. we do have a

with the area of warmer air kind of coming over the colder air could be a little light freezing rain across parts of mainly pennsylvania. north of the mason dixon line we've got a lot of freezing rain advisories up for the overnight period. three things to know for monday, one, a lot more clouds, not nearly as pretty as christmas day was. it will be a dry day, 40s to around 50. we may shoot into the 60s tuesday, but that will be short lived. see you in a few with that seven-day forecast. >> thank you, howard. >>> british pop his england home. he was 53. ♪ i got to think twice and i know all the games you play because i play them too ♪ . >> the cause of death was not released, but the publicists said the singer had not been ill. he played with the duo wham before moving on to a stunning solo career selling more than 100,000 albums globally over four decades, among the hits faith, careless whisper. he'd been arrested several times and struggling with drug addiction and had been working on a documentary that was set to air on show time. friends expressing condolences tonight on twitter.

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