air.ht and day, around the clock. sac headquarters knows where every one of its bombers is. each individual aircraft, flights of three or more squadrons, wings, an air force or the whole command can be deployed as any specific enemy threat develops. and once launched, the whole attack can be diverted or else afforded or called off. that's what the pilot adds to your defense. that priceless flexibility, and the further capability no missile has of seeking out targets that aren't precisely known or can't be pinpointed on a map. with his added ability to observe and to think about what he sees, and knows, and to make a decision based on all of the evidence he has, the pilot is your best guarantee that there won't be any mistakes. but if the crips are down, he and his crew are there to deliver the load. and yet the missiles are there to back them up. long range strategic missiles already fired down the entire 5,000 mile missile test range, successfully fired. some of them already in the air fo

or any ground to air or air to air intercept missile or rocket the other side might have.fact, that's what war's all about. it's always the same old story of action and counter action, of a new weapon designed to catch the enemy off-guard and a second new weapon to counteract the first. every aircraft and every missile we have today has been developed within this pattern to prepare or to meet some new unexpected weapon. now, look at this b-52 again. fast as she is and as high as she flies this bomber or even the later b-58 is conceivably vulnerable to interception. or to ground to air weapons defending its assigned target area. therefore, some of our bombers are armed with weapons that both extend their range and increase their capability of self-defense by enabling them to avoid these heavily defended targets. launched from altitude these supersonic air to surface guided missiles can carry a nuclear warhead many thousands of miles impacting with accuracy. that means hitting the target right on the nose from relative safety several hundred miles away. and you know what tha

air to air missiles. air to ground. ground-to-air. why so much? what's it's all r for?ow do all these weapons work together to defend the united states and defer an enemy attack? well, i'll tell you. that is i'll try to tell you. let's begin with a heavy bomber because i'm a little familiar with these. this b-52 is what the heavy bomber was in world war ii. only more so. it's faster. goes a lot farther. carries a heavier payload, too. with more directive power in one b-52 than you could haul on all the ones we had in 19 because times have changed and the bo bomber's speed and altitude have been greatly increased. this b-58 flies higher and faster than any bomber we've had. has to. because they've also increased the speed and the range and the altitude capability of the counterweapons that can knock it down. or any ground-to-air or air to air intercept missile or rocket the other side might have. in fact, that's what war is all about. it's always the same old story of action and counteraction. of a new weapon designed to catch the enemy off guard and a second new weapon

, the poor air quality and the spare the air alert.ge not moving, and we are looking at those gusty santa ana winds traveling quickly through the canyons. earlier this morning, san diego had wind gusts of 70 miles an hour. they are still very much in the thick of the red flag. warning to 8:00 tonight, but beyond that, you'll have an offshore flow here that will weaken somewhat, but it's going to last for 13 days. all last week, all this week, and by friday we should see a return to an onshore push. with the offshore flow, the easterly winds 20 to 30 miles an hour. this is 10:00 tonight. so really, things don't change that much, but by the later evening, we'll get periods of some gusty winds, so a bit of a letup there. right now we are looking at our gusty ridgetop winds from 23 miles an hour. the oakland hills to better than that at mt. tam and even above half moon bay, some breezy winds. you'll notice the direction is either out of the east or the north and that's the offshore flow. and from sfo looking at clear conditions. we could s

that's a very stable atmosphere, warm air rises, cold air sinks down. it puts a lid on the atmosphere and won't let any of the fine particulate matter or pollution mix out because the air is not rising. when we go back to yesterday and look at the satellite you can see all that smoke getting trapped by those winds out of the south and pushing it up into our neighborhoods. it's the north bay, san rafael could have the worst air quality. today, tomorrow and sunday could have poor air quality. >> we have the correct drive time now. traveling east shore to san francisco, look at that, that's much better, 26 minutes. a couple of cars stacked up on the right-hand cash side. don't forget toll booth 14 is still out of commission so avoid that lane if can you. otherwise everything is moving nicely here and no metering lights yet. ace train number one left on time at 4:20 so that's a great way to avoid those roads. we do have road work northbound on 101 coming out of the robin williams tunnel. the right lane is blocked for a few more minutes. road work in the eas

air force academy in colorado. more than a dozen current and former cadets say their sexual assault cases were mishandled. and that they face retaliation from peers and commanders. here's nor-- more awe o'donnell with one of those cadet. >> is with sexually a ult sad my freshman year and the sexual harassment eventually made me leave. >> describe that. >> my perpetrator would follow me on runs. he would tell me he urinated on my car. he would write crude things on my car, like in the fog. he would send me horrible text messages. he would stalk me, ask me where i was going in my little brown dress. >> was he ever reprimanded. >> he was talked to by his commander about a crude text message i received and told that was unbecoming of an officer. >> whatever happened to that cadet. >> he graduated. >> and what happened to you. >> i left. >> norah's investigative reports on sexual assault at the air force academy begin tomorrow on cbs this morning. >> quijano: the largest of five major wildfires in southern california ha

that means that air pollution is just lingering in the air. >> reporter: bay area air district spokesmanom flanigan says people sensitive to poor air quality should be mindful of the bad air. >> i do encourage in these conditions for people to carry their inhalers with them if they know they have a respiratory condition. also consider not going to where the fireworks are being launched. later on this afternoon we'll begin the actual loading of the product and getting it in position, connected and ready to shoot. >> reporter: those fireworks will be launched from a barge 1,000 feet off shore from pier 14 in the embarcadero. unlike the foggy fourth of july, pyro crews are looking forward to seeing their hard work light up the sky at the stroke of midnight in 2018. >>> now, bay area transit agencies will help people celebrate no year's eve safely. b.a.r.t. will run extra trains until 3:00 in the morning. do be warned that some stations will be skipped because of overcrowding, so make sure to plan ahead. caltrain, ms transit and muni are all offering free rides on new year's eve. it will sta

it's the northern pull of the air that will bring the colder air down and bring the snowfall to the region. the barometer is falling. let's look at the temperatures through the area, with no snow we've allowed the terms to climb a little bit. in philadelphia freezing and 36. anything you get we'll see melting happening when it comes in the next couple of hours. 35 in millville. 35 in atlantic city. here's the wider look at satellite and radar. this is a historic storm that brought snowfall to texas, georgia, places that haven't seen it in a decade. it's not going to be historic here we're watching for a couple of inches of snow to come down when we get the moisture in the atmosphere soaked up a little bit. 35 degrees for the high temperature today. 8:00 a.m., dry 35. 10:00 a.m. you're seeing snowfall pull in, not at the city yet. lunchtime, 34 degrees, we should have snowfall in the city at lunchtime. 3:00 p.m., 33 degrees. snowing much of the afternoon anning. the tperature above freezing for most of the region, as well. although it is snowing it will be melting on the surfaces. let's adv

yesterday, the air quality management district declared the first spare the air day of the winter seasontually, it declared three days in a row, extending the alert through tomorrow. as fires rage to our south, the smoke from ventura and los angeles counties is not what's behind the warning. experts say a high pressure ridge off the coast creates an inversion layer, as it's called, which acts like a barrier, protecting us from the smoke above our region. >> ironically, the temperature we have in place over the bay area that's trapping wood smoke and other forms of particulate pollution in the region was protecting us yesterday from the wildfire smoke that was aloft and over the region. >> air quality management says declaring three spare the air days at one time is unprecedented. officials say the inversion layer could last days, even well into next week. and if i sound like a weather expert, i am not, but she is here. >>> vianey arana with a look at our weekend forecast. it's kind of nice that mother nature works in our faverd faor. >> especially when you see the santa ana winds that ar

our air quality will not be great. >> the bay area air quality management district, calm conditions don't help and that's what i have on live doppler 7. we'll use as a backdrop and our day planner. 37 to 44. so dress warmer this morning. it's still going to be mild this afternoon. shed the layers. >> sue, what are you watching now, not friday light? >> a busy 5:00 hour. some relief but you can see the bay bridge coming off into san francisco moving better than it was. we had two separate problems on the san francisco side. those have been cleared and you can see by our sensors green all the way across the span is great. westbound before central an earlier accident had to temporarily close all lanes. that's recovering now. still not a bad drive as we zoom out. a few stretches and once you get to the east shore freeway to berkeley things do pick up. improvement. we'll check back. >>> firefighters are facing another difficult day in southern california with six explosive wildfires burning out of control. a live look at one of the largest of the fires. this is the 115,000-acre thomas fire bur

that's why the air quality has been issued. a spare the air alert.s going to remain kind of murky out there in the morning and afternoon hours. look at all the 30s from santa rosa, napa to novato. slightly warmer in oakland. most of you are a little bit warm warmer, this afternoon a little bit cooler. we'll look at the mid-level clouds, poor air quality, but it will be dry for new year's eve, new year's day and we'll be looking at a change in the weather pattern in the middle of the week. if we look at december in review, we should have 4 inches of rain in san francisco. it's going down as the fourthouh driest december on record. it's pretty bad and we're going to continue to see the dry weather until the pattern changes, and we're not looking at a whole lot of rain, either, but we'll take whatever we can get. cloud cover through 11:00, so mostly cloudy skies, then a few breaks in the overcast throughout the afternoon. that should bump us up in the low 60s. the storm impact scale is a 1. that means a live system, a tenth to a half inch of rain. breez

has caused more air pollution, air district officials issued a spare the air alert for the next couple of days. >> they linger in the air for quite some time. calm conditions, cool temperatures. that means that air pollution is just lingering in the air. >> reporter: tom flanigan says people sensitive to poor air quality should be mindful of the bad air. >> i do encourage in these conditions to carry their inhaler with them, also consider not going to where the fire works are being launched. >> later on this afternoon we'll begin the actual loading of the product and get it ready to shoot. >> reporter: those fireworks will be launched from a barge 1,000 feet off shore from pier 14 in embarcadero. they're looking to cesee their hard work light up the sky. >> speaking of 2018, all eyes on a hopefully dry new year's eve. we have our meteorologist standing by with the answer fingers crossed. >> fog not in the forecast. during the day it's a hazy sky. as go into the evening hour, we'll call it partly cloudy. you need the jacket. by midnight, temperatures in the 40s to low 50s across the boa

the poor air result of factors. tom with the bay area air management "we are of those long calm weather. what that means pollution can just atmosphere from driving around to burning wood. in the air and unhealthy to flannigan also says the smoke from wildfires southern california."we've had and getting air rather than the south so that has helped clear those impacts from smoke from the fires."but the good news is that (grant) burning wood." (grant) a spare the (grant) (grant) a spare the air alert is in effect in the bay area today.. . here now to talk about it and the rest of the weather is chief meteorologist brittney shipp. clear and cold early mornings with seasonable temperatures expected through the weekend. there remains a very slight chance of light rain for the northern portion of the region sunday into sunday night. otherwise, ongoing dry conditions through much of next week with temperatures near seasonal averages. near seasonal temperatures near seasonal averages. averages. (grant) in san francisco... po

that's impacting our air quality. so we do have another spare the air day. no wood burning allowed. that's also going to make things worse. but with the particulate matter in the air, it does make for a beautiful sunset. a live view from the east bay hills looking out west. you see the orange colors out there. temperatures are in a narrow range out there, mainly between the upper 50s to mid-60s. san francisco, 63. mountain view, 59. gilroy, 61. this time we're looking for mt. tam towards san francisco right now. most other temperatures in the 50s and 60s once again. santa rosa, 57. napa, 56. 57. fairfield cooler at 51. concord, 61. livermore at 64 degrees. hazy conditions in the south bay. a live shot for you. the poor air quality continues into tomorrow at least. and it's going to be chilly and cold overnight. but we also have a dry and mild pattern that continues through the next week. in fact i'll show you the long term forecast as well. overnight lows will be cold to chilly in the inland north bay areas, near freezing. in fact below that in santa rosa, at 30 degrees. 33 in napa.

winter is in the air and so is the flu virus.d-c says flu activity -- which has been increasing since the start of november -- is now higher than usual for this time of year. five children have died and nearly 600 people have been hospitalized with flu-related illnesses since late november... across the u-s. health experts are reminding people its not too late to get their flu shots. (rebecca) tracking your morning forecast... the world according to gary is after the break. your date with destiny has arrived. let's do this! new cinnamon frosted flakes are finally here. sweet cinnamon and the frosted crunch you love. well? tastes like victory t. tastes like victory. they're great! (darya) ( darya ) it's not what fans want to hear... giancarlo stanton will not be a giant next season. according to ken rosenthal of the vertical -- the national league m-v-p is ánot sold on joining the giants. stanton is willing to wait for the dodgers or yankees. the marlins slugger could even end up playing in miami for one more season... and then wa

last but not least the clean air act. our members are actively engaged on several air issues like the clean power plan, epa's o-zone standard which created new obstacles to structure development and manufacturing. we want to look to addressing challenges to obtaining air permits required for new construction and expansion of existing facilities under epa's new program. the long and shore of it we heavy an agenda packed with oversight and legislative activities and we need the epa engaged as we go forward and make sure you send us witnesses for legislative and oversight hearings and in turn we will work to see where congress needs to act to accomplish your missions. the goals to provide regulatory certainty and balancing economic benefits and restoring confidence to regulated entities across the country. thank you for coming here and we look forward to continuing this conversation in the new year. with that, i will yield back my time and turn to my friend from new york for five minutes. >> thank you, mr. chair and thank yo

spare the air declared today and tomorrow. a winter spare the air. no wood burning. >> it's going to be tough for some folks here as the temperatures start to dip. overall we are going to see some of the worst air quality through marin and napa and sonoma. let's get to you the microclimate forecast. you'll see on the air quality report again it's a north bay with unhealthy levels. the east bay peninsula and south bay will be at moderate. limit the outdoor exposure especially if you have respiratory problems or allergies. as we get a look the big problem with the air quality is we can't get rainfall in to clean the air out. as you'll see the rainfall water update which starts on october 1st runs through july 1st. that's the bulk of our rainfall. we see a deficit right now. santa rosa so far has picked up 7 and .82. all areas now terri ner from one to two inches behind. it's not worst we've seen in terms of rainfall but we definitely need to start catching up here soon. i'll have more on that in a second. i want to get you right into tomorrow's forecas

so the air quality control district issuing another spare the air day.the north bay as well as the santa clara valley likely to see it a little bit more unhealthy than moderate so just above that 100 index. here's a look at the temperatures this morning, 39 to start your day in napa, 38 in santa rosa, upper 40s to low 40s in the inner east bay. low to mid-40s around the bay. stepping out early you will need the jacket. getting into the afternoon, temperatures coming up some, 60s in the forecast for many this afternoon. i'll have a look at your afternoon highs and take a look into the extended forecast coming up. >> thank you. >>> we continue to follow some developing news from the east bay. part of a major freeway remains shut down at this hour after an overnight crash that did involve a chp car. >> candice nguyen is live in hayward near where the crash happened and says two chp officers were seriously injured as well as the driver of another car. candice. >> reporter: this has been -- it's been more than six hours since the accident and the chp still be

we are also under a spare the air alert here. lure ago at one of the traffic cameras looking at the san francisco. tomorrow will be the fifth spare the air day in a row. our chief meteorologist is here to explain why the air quality is so poor. does it have to do with the wildfire or something else. >> the wildfires certainly playing a part. but we also have general plain old poor air quality. you can see the sky camera network. from mount hamilton. this is all the smoke moving from southern california. so as we look closer at that nasa satellite view which we have access to we'll zoom in. and you can see the fires in southern california with most of the smoke plumes moving off shore and parallel to the coastline. the bulk is out across the pacific ocean. but we had the smoke moving into morgan hill, gilroy, near san jose. and through the central valleys. we do think we'll have smoke lingering from southern california heading into tomorrow. as you'll see on the extended forecast, the spare the air dare are day in effect for tuesd

d to be superior and air dominant. one mission number in life and it should be. they are the air force, but the 11 is, one of the other missions that they have is space. t is a subordinate mission, and, as we've just heard from general hyten and many others, as smart as him on this particular issue and much marter than us, that's no longer acceptable. kadri of space a professionals who are given the mission that your number one job to work when you come is to be superior in space and o properly resource them and educate them and value them, and and again, since money is spongeable, we had to money.te that we think the space corps would have done that. piece, and i really felt this was going to be important, we were going to, and the legislation we came out of the house, designated that secretary of the air force had a clean slate to space corps from scratch. it looked like whatever she to look like, but most importantly, the acquisition system would be unique to her, and her organization. she could design it to be as w

lingering in the air. >> reporter: bay area air district spokesman tom flanagan says people sensitive to poor air quality should be mindful of the bad air. >> i do encourage in these conditions for people to carry their inhalers with them if they know they have a respiratory condition. also consider not going to where the fireworks are being launched. >> we'll begin the actual loading of the product this afternoon and connected and ready to shoot. >> reporter: those fireworks will be launched from a barge 1,000 feet offshore from pier 14. unlike the foggy fourth of july, fire crews are looking forward to seeing their hard work light up the sky for 2018. >>> in the meantime bay area transit agencies will help people celebrate new year's eve safely. bart will run skpru chains until 3:00 in the morning. some stations will be skipped because of overcrowding, so make sure to plan ahead. they're all offering free rides on new year's eve. they'll begin at 8:00 p.m. and last until the early hours of the morning. >>> celebrate 2018 with abc 7 and dick clark's new year's eve fest. then you can

lingering in the air. >> reporter: bay area air district spokesman tom flanagan says people sensitive to poor air quality should be mindful of the bad air. >> i do encourage in these conditions for people to carry their inhalers with them if they know they have a respiratory condition. also consider not going to where the fireworks are being launched. >> we'll begin the actual loading of the product this afternoon and connected and ready to shoot. >> reporter: those fireworks will be launched from a barge 1,000 feet offshore from pier 14. unlike the foggy fourth of july, fire crews are looking forward to seeing their hard work light up the sky for 2018. >>> in the meantime bay area transit agencies will help people celebrate new year's eve safely. bart will run skpru chains until 3:00 in the morning. some stations will be skipped because of overcrowding, so make sure to plan ahead. they're all offering free rides on new year's eve. they'll begin at 8:00 p.m. and last until the early hours of the morning. >>> celebrate 2018 with abc 7 and dick clark's new year's eve fest. then you can

simulated air to air combat.engage them. 0k. 0urjob will be to play a north korean intruder. up ahead, two blue team f—16s are waiting to stop us. 0k, we're going to engage the one on the right side. passing right over the top of us. here comes the second one. we've got them both on the same side. which, as an adversary, is exactly what i was hoping would happen. wolf ii makes repeated high g turns as he tries to get a missile lock on the defending aircraft. in the back, it feels like an elephant is sitting on my chest. to stay in the air and keep fighting, thesejets need to be refuelled once every hour and a half. so we're about to go up and top up ourfuel tank, there is a tankerjust up ahead of us here. we'll get some fuel. 0k, we can see the tanker now. this is not a game, there is a very serious point. if there were a conflict, you'd have a fairly daunting task. any time, but especially this conflict is one that you really don't want to see if you can avoid it, but... if it does come to that there is no bette

will not impact air quality here tomorrow. a winter spare the air alert was issued thursday... with more for friday through monday. during spare the air alerts...it is illegal for residents to use their fireplaces...wood stoves... outdoor fire pits...or other wood-burning devices. (justine) taking a live look outside....(jr stone) meteorologist lawrence karnow has our forecast. . lawrence karnow: it was another unusually warm day filled with sunshine and highs in the 60s and 70s. we even had a record high in salinas of 75 degrees. with the fires in southern california and strong high pressure above, the air quality continues to suffer in the bay area. it is another spare the air for tomorrow but we should see some improvement in air quality with a weak sea breeze near the coast by tomorrow afternoon. there is no rain to be found on our doppler radar but there are some signs that we could at least get a chance of some showers next week. on the satellite you can see the giant dome of high pressure along the west coast. it take a lot to break down a high pressure ridge like this o

nice big cold air out there minneapolis 17, fargo 14. cold air coming in.cking out whipped this hour. 18 miles an hour sustained. that why the camera was blow around. look at dulles sustained whipped of 26. 18. >> miles: an hour same wind there in whip chester. winds will be gusty. especially through fist half of day. you factor in with air temperatures this is what it feels like as you step out the door. feels like 40 washington and 34 gaithersburg and 29 haag rz town and cumberland chilly, chilly, 23 as they start their day. by the way if you plan a ski trip norm and west they blow snow from this point going forward all through the weekend. i have a lot of resports with opening weekend last weekend. big area of low pressure off north. there's core of cold and filtering down in our direction showily and steadily and again temperatures later today we already kind of hit temperatures should stay in the 40s probably from this point forward. and with those winds blowing and lack of full sunshine. some but not full sunshine today. 46 by 10:00. 48 by 1:00, 45 by

she was nearly killed when its takata air bag deployed in march. you bought this honda to pull the air bag out. >> correct. >> reporter: tim mcmillon actively seeks out older, wrecked hondas. he removes the air bags before putting them in his orange city, florida, salvage yard. he's pulled out about 100 defective air bags so far this year. >> it's out of the car. it's out of the system. honda knows about it. it's gone. >> reporter: this isn't an air bag that will hurt anyone now. >> that's correct. >> reporter: honda it's been able to get about 80,000 of these dangerous air bag from salvage yards. another 50,000 or so have been found through the canvassing efforts this year but that still leaves many more to be found. jeff. >> glor: kris van cleave. thank you very much. when we come back, the two-way phenom who could only pick one team. ♪go your own way copd tries to say, "go this way." i say, "i'll go my own way" with anoro. ♪go your own way once-daily anoro contains two medicines called bronchodilators, that work together to significantly improve

but our air is clean right now. but still, spare the air. be careful if you're going to be out today. no wood burning. mainly sunny today. chilly night. some fog forms again. especially up in the north bay and in the central valley. and still, no soaking storm on the way. and because of that, look at these temperatures today. 64 to 69 in most areas around the bay and inland. see 71 at san jose, 70 at u cki and half moon bay. 73 in santa cruz. impressive numbers. here's a look at the explore yum camera. off-shore breeze. 62 inland at noon. 59 around the bay. 61 to 64 at 4:00. we'll drop into the 40s and 50s at 9:00. and also at midnight. you can see the greatest amount of fog will be in the central valley. there will be a small chance around santa rosa like this morning. with a temperature of 31, we'll keep an eye on black ice once again. most of us around the bay in the low to mid 40s. upper 40s to near 50 around san francisco. to the coast. look at this. 37%. our snow pack. as we look at the accuweather seven-day forecast, there's just abso

so a spare-the-air alert today for poor air quality, illegal

we have a spare the air day tomorr tomorrow. average warmth continues, plenty of sunshine holding steady for the whole seven days. >>> the 83rd heisman trophy handed out today in new york with three finalists including two quarterbacks and a running back. qb mayfield from oklahoma, stanford running back love, and jackson of louisville. the winner is -- >> baker mayfield of oklahoma. >> he led the sooners to the final four this season, winning the big 12 title. he's the first former walk john to win the award. this season he threw 41 touchdown passes against five interceptions for 4,340 yards. >> first i would like to say congratulations to bryce. good season, man. heck of a year. you played well. [ applause ] i'm getting to know your family as well, a heck of a family, no wonder you turned out great, man. >> very nice. all right. no better rivalry in college football than the army navy game. started in 1890. this is the 118th version. navy leads the all time series 60-51-7. the midshipmen's streak was broken by the cadets. army

air admissions show how air pollutants are decreasing in the united states over time. since 1990, carbon monoxide is down 77%, lead down 90%. nitrogen die ox side down. fine particular matter down 37. sulfur ox side down 81%. what role have advanced technology played in decreasing the air emissions? >> substantial. many don't know we are a pre-1994 levels today with respect to the co2 footprint. they have been reduced by almost 20%. largely through innovation and technology. we have achieved a lot for reduction of co2. with respect to stationary forces and other forms, it's through innovation and technology. you highlight something i want to say. we need to celebrate progress we have made as a country with respect to the air quality. we reduced the pollutants we regulate by 65%. that is a good thing and we need to celebrate that. that's been because of the actions you have taken here and because of the actions we have taken at the e.p.a. and also because of the actions taken by the private sector in states across the country. it is a collaborative process. we have much

air quality on friday. sky condition or the temperature range, but we will welcome the cleaner air and the lower level of pluntants in the air. >> thank you, spencer. >>> let's talk a little 49ers football. >> yes, the savior. >> he's here. not you. you, too. >> well, some have suggested. >> jimmy garoppolo, yes, the savior getting ready for his first start at levi's stadium an ♪ this little home of mine, ♪ i'm gonna let it shine. ♪ it's energy saving time, ♪ i'm gonna reduce mine. ♪ californians all align ♪ to let our great state shine. ♪ let it shine, ♪ the power's ours to let it shine! ♪ unplug chargers - go, ♪ devices go off-line. turn thermostats down low, ♪ led's shine mighty fine. ♪ small actions quickly grow, ♪ to let our great state shine. ♪ energy upgrade california, will let us shine. ♪ >>> good evening. the arrival of jimmy garoppolo really ha changed things in a big way for the 49ers. not only have the niners won both of the games started by jimmy g., but at 3 and 10, they are two-point favorit

the air? happy new year! >>> we're going to start this half hour with the rush to get away for a holiday destination before the weekend storm hits. >> aaa is expecting a record number of americans to be on the move between now and new year's day, more than 97 million on the road and another 51 million by plane. >> the good news, aaa does expect the roads to be less congested today than yesterday. but at airports, travelers are being backups and arrive two hours before a domestic flight. who does that? there were some nervous moments for air travelers in texas. a united airlines flight carrying 80 made an emergency landing in college station shortly after taking off from houston. smoke had been reported on board the plane. everyone is okay. abc's david kerley has more on the travel rush. >> reporter: kendis and diane, it is crunch time for christmas travelers. yesterday and today, friday, two of the busiest days for travelers trying to get home for the holidays. the weather is still kind of a t

simulated air to air combat. we're going to go ahead and we're going to engage them. 0k.ahead, two blue team f—16s are waiting to stop us. we're going to engage the one on the right side. passing right over the top of us. which, as an adversary, is exactly what i was hoping would happen. wolf ii makes repeated high g turns as he tries to get a missile lock on the defending aircraft. in the back, it feels like an elephant is sitting on my chest. to stay in the air and keep fighting, thesejets need to be refuelled once every hour and a half. this is not a game, there is a very serious point. this is deterrence at work. wolf two and his fellow pilots practice every day so that north korea knows if it ever attacked the south it would be attacking the united states, too. i want to be ready because i want to send the message of deterrence, and the message of, leave us alone, you don't want to mess with us. but if you make the mistake of straying across touchline, may god have mercy on the wolf pack‘s prey, because we are ready. readiness is our currency and we have money in the

last, the clean air act. members engaged on several air issue lies think clean power plan this, zone standards which has created obstacles to new instruction development and manufacture, we also want to look into addressing the challenges relating to obtaining permits for new construction and expansion of the existing facilities under epa's new source review program. administerror pruitt think lock and short is we have an agenda packed with activities and need the pennsylvania to be engaged participants that work with us as we move forward and need to be assured the agency will sented witnesses for hearings and we will work with you to figure out where congress needs to act to help you accomplish your mission. the agency's goals are providing leg aer to certain -- regulatory certainty, and restoring confidence to regulate entities across the country. thank you for coming up here and we look forward to continuing this conversation in the new year. and with that, i will yield back my time and town to my friend

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poor air quality the next two days before some improvement in our air quality on friday.re's a chance of rain late next week. although it looks like a weakening chance right now. clear skies, a little fog in the central valley and we'll see low temperatures dropping to about 28 at santa rosa, 30 in napa, over in the inland east bay mid 30s expected in concord, livermore and antioch. about 40, 44 degrees right around the bay. tomorrow hazy, sunny, mild day with highs in the mid to upper 60s at the coast and around the bay and inland. and as we look at our air quality for the next two days, we're going to end up with seven consecutive spare the air days by thursday. but on friday we get improvement. we'll have moderate air quality in virtually all bay area locations and actually good air quality in some regions on saturday. things are looking up in terms of air quality. it's been a dry december so far, no measurable rain yet. we don't expect any measurable rain until late next week, thursday and friday. and even then as i mentioned only a weak chance of rainfall. here's the

it may look clear, but the air quality management officials have issued a spare the air warning for tomorrow and tuesday. this is the 12th and 13th alerts this winter. rob malcolm spoke to one woman is that christmas will not be the same because of the span. >> what? that is crazy. you cannot have a fire today. is not dry season comments winter.>> i get in the summer. it's winter. >> the sedate family has an issue with the latest winter, spare the air winter alert. this is part of their christmas tradition. >> having a fire is cozy and fun. people talk, and relax pics >> they are not trying to ruin your holiday. the bay area air quality management district has issued two additional winter, spare the air alerts. >> christmas day will be the fourth day in a row. the next day will be the fifth in a row. >> the reason? that for the past three days, and inversion layer has been trapping all of the smoke in the air. >> for people who like a wood fire, it's disappointing. there are other options, you can put candles in the fireplace. you can always check out ktvu plus for the yule log. and natural

a spare the air alert, in effect. now, that smoke and that haze is caused by six wildfires currently raging in southern california. yes, it is affecting us. thanks for joining us, i'm reggie aqui. kristen is going to be in later today. our camera on mt. tam shows the haze definitely sitting right on top of us. a similar look from our east bay hills camera. the bad air is dangerous for all of us. it will be here for several days. abc 7 meteorologist mike nicco with what we can expect. >> what happened to the beautiful bay area? doesn't look nice at all, does it? hi, everybody. here's a look from san rafael. it's even hazy here. this is where the bay area air quality management district forecasted the poorest air quality today. right now, everybody's just moderate. so it's healthy, but earlier when most of us were sleeping, vallejo did hit unhealthy levels. it is the north bay, not only today, tomorrow, but also sunday that could have the poor air quality. and the reason why, spare the air alerts are already in effect f

there is mild air already in the south—west, it will be joinded by this area of milder air coming inrom the atlantic. but as i'm sure you are aware, as soon as from the atlantic. but as i'm sure you are aware, as soon as i say mild, it probably means wet and that is the way for scotland and northern ireland, i'm afraid and increasingly the western fringes of northern ireland and wales, as we start the new day on sunday. out east, nowhere near as new day on sunday. out east, nowhere near as bright as you are having it today, that is for sure. it will be an unfortunate combination across east anglia and the south—east because you will still have the cold air but no sunshine. there'll be quite a bit of cloud in northern and western parts out east, still that residue of cooler conditions but without the sunshine. any sunshine? yes, after a miserable morning, scotland, northern ireland beginning to improve. that rain taking its time to get away from the north—eastern quarter. clear it does though, so i'm suspecting there'll bea though, so i'm suspecting there'll be a bit of sunshine into

the air with the high is very dry. so as this moisture encounters that dry area of high pressure, a lot just evaporates. there could be some moisture that falls overnight tonight but we're not looking at anything too terribly heavy. here's the good news if you don't like the cold weather. this little air mass was sitting right here yesterday morning. it's already retreating north up into canada and this is where things are going to start feeling better especially tomorrow and tuesday. we start tapping into some of the warmth. it's already 68 degrees in new orleans. all that air is lifting north over the next couple of days and we say good-bye to the 20s and 30s hello to the 40s and 50s. tuesday we could reach 56. some areas could get close to 60 degrees come tuesday afternoon. so here's future tracker 6. today it's mainly a cloudy day. that cloud cover limits the warming of the sun. and as we get close to the midnight hour tonight we'll start to see some moisture overspread the area and note the shades of blue. that's

follow this air right across the great lakes right into our region. extremely cold air. coldest air we've seen so far this season. and that's the way it's going to be during the day tomorrow. let's continue to time this out for you as far as wind chill is concerned tonight. here we are at 4:00. notice by 7:00, the wind chill, 20 in d.c., 14 leesburg, 16 culpepper, right now looks like 13 in frederick by the the single digits in many locations. 9 leesburg, 12 in washington. waking up to an incredibly frigid wednesday. feeling bad for the kids at the bus stop, anybody up walking around outdoors. this is 19. 1 ce 1:00 in the afternoon, you can see how long the frigid air will stick around. temperature tomorrow may get just above freezing in the city, but most of you stay in the upper 20s to low 30s. 32 degrees windy and cold. wind chills near 20 all day bupd l up. we're talking coats, hats, gloves, scarves, whatever you have. thermals, the boots, two pairs of socks. i don't know, whatever else you got there. you're going to need it tomorrow. probably into the day on thursda

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that's the cold air come lg our way. with dwet a second push of extremely cold air into next week. it will be a long extended period of big chill. 41 in philadelphia. 38 in pittsburg. around the area 36 in coats ville. 39 dover. hanging onto the 40s along the jersey shore. allen town 30 degrees. future feels like. you factor in the wind and the air temperature on bare skin. you have to cover up. tomorrow morning it will feel like 28. 22 allen town. feel like tomorrow in friday morning we'll feel like 21 al p town. 25 philly. 23 dover. and saturday similar feels like temperatures maybe a degree warmer. because we'll have clouds cover. you get the idea the wind will make a huge difference. the koeltd coldest air of the season is upon us. and even colder next week. a bert chance of light snow for south delaware and. more chances for snow by the middle of next week. and winter officially starts in 15 days. on december 21. at 1:1:38 in the morning. we don't have any precipitation here. just clouds moving through the area. they're clearing out. the lake effect snow machine is in full swi

there is mild air in place. 45 is the temperature in philadelphia.inds are running 11 or 12 miles per hour. across much of the region throughout the morning, they pick up later in the afternoon. as a cold front comes through, through the west. and picking up winds from the front. 41 in allentown and 42 in reading and 45 in trenton. and 48 in millville and 48 in cape may currently. cool out there. not too uncomfortable. things change this afternoon and you see how there may be rain at 3:00. look at how the poconos are developing snow, and some may come down close to the lehigh valley. and not that i'm expecting a lot there. especially in the northern areas, the 6:00 view and the cold air coming in with the change over to snow. later this evening we are dry. high temperature as head of the change, 47 in philadelphia and 50 in wilmington. and 47 in reading and 48 in trenton and 50 in millville and 51 in cape may. 50 at the boardwalk in atlantic city. here is how numbers go, a chance we get up to 47 degrees. if not we fall short of that. descend to 42 an

air quality will suffer.hree spare the air days of the season issued for friday, saturday, and sunday. worst of the air quality in the north bay. moderate elsewhere. kristen? >> sandhya, thank you. >>> about 12 million people in southern california received a text alert warning of extreme fire potential this morning. >> conditions turned out to be less dire than predicted. the office of emergency services says it was cautious because conditions were similar to the north bay wildfires. >>> new tonight, just about an hour ago, oakland mayor libby schaaf released details of what she said is the city's absolute final offer to 3,000 workers who plan to strike for a fourth day tomorrow. it includes an immediate 4% raise, retroactive to july. another 1% raise in january, and potentially a second 1% raise. union officials had also called for a 4% raise retroactive to july. but here is the difference. they wanted another 4% raise in the second year of the contract. >> we are very hopeful that the union will accept thi

cold air reinforced by wednesday.ooking at cold and colder and coldest as you get to new year's weekend. snow in the 7 day forecast. first to recap christmas day. 41 reagan and 39 dulles and 38 bwi. this was all earlier in the day. we saw the temperatures steadily fall throughout the afternoon and right now, 20s are showing up pretty widespread across the area. 29 baltimore and 27 gaithersburg and 27 dulles and upper 20s along mountains 3 2 at the freezing mark in d.c.. look at cold air across the north east, 32 boston ux new york, and widespread teenlz as you get back up toer midwest and next shot of cold air coming in on wednesday. like s digits and teens in air temperatures at night with wind chills possibly lower than that. looking very cold as we head towards wednesday satellite and radar lake effect know towards eary buffalo and portions of upstate new york and came to end for everyone else. fox future cast rolled thr through. it clouds. if you travel tonight it's fine. travel tomorrow to work looks good. we hav

colder air behind it. folks are enjoying themselves walking the boardwalk at rehobeth beach, delaware. a gorgeous time to take a little road trip off to the east. by next week it's going to be cold. 50 five degrees at reagan national airport. tobably an increase of three five degrees across much of the area as we move into the later afternoon hours with bright sunshine. airll show you the colder to it will eventually funnel across the mid-atlantic later on tonight into early tomorrow morning. by the time you wake up tomorrow , a chill to the air and you will probably need a next her layer. be 10atures are going to to 12 degrees colder than today. lots of sunshine for the remainder of the afternoon. if you have errands to run you are looking great. in terms of the weather conditions. lower 60's. most of the afternoon. added clouds later this afternoon. once again we do stay dry. all you need is the sunglasses and may be a light fleece. 60 degrees. mostly sunny skies. tonight clouds will be on the increase.