. >> you're giving us the forecast from what looked like anchorage out there and it was the potomac. >> truth of the matter many parts of alaska anchorage in particular is warmer there than it is here. >> get out of here! >> most of alaska is warmer too. yeah. it will warm up one day here. so we're getting closer. it's 30 days to first day of spring, 30 31 do the math here. not tonight. don't think spring thoughts yet,

no problems here but across the span, center anchorage to fremont street, you may still hit that right lane blocked. there were some delays earlier this morning. here's a live look at 880 in oakland. it's fine right now near the coliseum and they cleared that full freeway closure southbound 880 at marina shortly before 4:00 this morning. so i wanted to show you the sensors there showing 64 miles per hour. it is all fogged in right now in our dublin cam on westbound 580 and it looks like that livermore roadwork has been cleared as well just the usual delays out of the altamont and bart is all on time so far and on a regular schedule this friday morning. that's "kcbs traffic." back to you guys. >> all right. thank you, elizabeth. >>> u.s. labor secretary tom perez has set a deadline of today for dock workers and port operators to reach a contract agreement. if a deal to end the port slowdown is not reached, northerners will have to go back -- negotiators will have to go back to washington, d.c. with perez and continue talks there. the dispute caused massive backups at west coast ports an

and while central and eastern parts of the country have been freezing, interestingly enough, in anchorage, alaska, this week, temperatures approached the 50-degree mark. that sounds amazing right now, anne-marie. >> oh, the irony. don champion here in new york. thank you, don. >>> well meteorologist eric fisher of our boston station wbz says all the cold will be followed by another storm. >> we had a whole slew of record lows yesterday morning and more are in jeopardy. boston has only set one record low in the last eight year. they'll have a chance this morning. washington, d.c., hasn't had a record low in 21 year. that will fall. kentucky will beat your record low by at least 10 degrees. absolutely shattered. on saturday, new york, new jersey, baltimore, and richmond all unlikely to escape it. look at these temperatures. lower 20s across the panhandle. might touch the upper 30s in miami to kick off your friday. another storm on top. this gets going starting friday evening. same spot as the other storms last weekend all across the mid south. this is likely for a mixture of snow and sleet

past the metering lights left lane is blocked on the inclean out to the center anchorage. they have been doing some overnight roadwork scheduled to wrap up in the next 24 minutes. live look at 880 in oakland. yes, more overnight roadwork leaving oakland heading into san leandro southbound 880 hegenberger to 98th. they have two lanes blocked. that should wrap up by 5:00. livermore valley, altamont pass, tonight look too bad so far just a few brakes on 205 out of tracy. you can see the fog creeping into our dublin-pleasanton cam. traffic is moving okay through the dublin grade. that is your latest "kcbs traffic." back to you. >> all right. thank you, elizabeth. >>> we have some breaking news out of the south bay. a fire at a duplex in san jose. firefighters put out the flames but are still controlling some hot spots right now. everyone did make it out safely. firefighters say the fire started around 2:15 this morning on the 200 block of as kara avenue. there are some downed power lines in the area. 49 customers are without power because of the fire. >>> prosecutors in san fr

six in chicago and once again in anchorage alaska it is warmer, it is 38 degrees right now in anchorage. here we go. with our wind chills many below zero now. twenty below zero in mount pocono, and single digit wind chills to the south of us. our wind chill advisory continues until 10:00 a.m. ultimate doppler nothing to show you there we have had snow on our doppler yesterday but that ushered in with the cold front so now it is colder then it was yesterday 24 degrees is the high temperature today. not quite as harsh tomorrow with a high of 36, but then back to arctic temperatures on thursday and friday, and kind of stays cold on saturday, but by sunday we're back in the 40's, and dare we string two days in a row of 40's together, bob kelly, could it be sunday and monday? dare we even hope? >> breaking news. >> i know. >> maybe we will get rid of some of the big snow mound that we have out front here. my carries kind of parked like i'm on a rock hill there. 4:21. live look at i-95 from delaware count any problems rolling up past the commodore barry bridge. we have a water main break in s

. >> we are more than 20 degrees colder then anchorage right now. >> we might as well be in anchorage for goodness sake. >> i love that thinking. >> yeah. >> there is some relief this weekend. sue serio will let us necessity about our relative warm up. >> we have to make it to sunday, man. >> here's a live look near masterman charter school in spring garden. one lonely man out there with his backpack a lot of kids are staying home today because of the dangerously low temperatures. catholic schools are closed. look at the bottom of the screen there. we are scrolling through some schools. we will play this. >> i waited four years for him to say i love you, you know that is something, i feel at the even of the day is great. >> philadelphia officer raises thousands of dollars hoping to help children with autism. how is he doing witt ipads. >> he is a police officer here in philadelphia february 20th 2015. let me read you a tweet or two here. >> okay good oh, geese, hold please. hole. >> we're waiting. >> frank says philly schools are nuts if they think any caring parent will send our kid

in fact, it is so warm there, they canceled anchorage's annual winter festival. anchorage has saved about a million dollars so far this winter when it comes to snow removal and other weather- related public services. >>> warm, summer like conditions in alaska. ice and slick roads in texas and bone chilling low temperatures here in the mid- atlantic. what's going on? >> a number of communities -- not often you get to quote marvin gaye. record lows in a lot of communities. some records are already broken. you were saying dulles is-- >> 2 below at dulles. >> we smashed the record. the records was 14. >> whoa. >> we don't have any snow. we don't have any independent but because -- any wind but because of the cold, we've had water main breaks. >> we're now talking about doubled power lines in today has cuss. >> those -- in damascus. >> those things will impact your commute. when do we finish with this stuff? >> probably through saturday. by sunday, monday 40s on our seven-day. >> this morning is the worst. of the week ahead. something to look forward to. only going to

. >> you're giving us the forecast from what looked like anchorage out there and it was the potomac. >> truth of the matter many parts of alaska anchorage in particular is warmer there than it is here. >> get out of here! >> most of alaska is warmer too. yeah. it will warm up one day here. so we're getting closer. it's 30 days to first day of spring, 30 31 do the math here. not tonight. don't think spring thoughts yet, you'll be in for some hurting out there. the wind chill advisory has been extended until noon tomorrow because of the abnormally cold winds, air and the gusty winds are persisting. right now, it's 17 at reagan national. 12 at dulles and gaithersburg and that's part of the story. factor in the northwesterly winds and it feels like it's 1 below at national. and with the wind speeds staying up tonight, and temperatures falling, that's the double whammy. it's going to get really really cold as we get through the overnight hours. in fact, we're expecting temperatures to range between 2 and 8. 2 below to 8 above. that's the range of air temperatures tonight and that sets the

. >> i i guess i'm generally more skeptical of formula retail than our anchorage person reading the caseeport and understanding who is going on i move to approve this with the conditions outlined. >> commissioner antonini. >> yeah. i had a question on the signage it's hard to tell whether it's not drawing it looks like it is going to be cafe bank and going to be in red i guess it looks like two colors and not sure i would ask that the project sponsor continue to work with the staff that is fine if you can answer the question. >> there are two halo list signs on the walls and one projecting sign that is on the edge or will be on the edge of the building. >> i'm trying to fought the color scheme. >> the reproduction. >> that should be fine as long as you can see what's there that's fine. >> the bank on suggestion of the planning department did modify the sign. >> okay. thank you. >> made them smaller and halos. >> commissioner there is a motion and a second to approve that with conditions. >> commissioner antonini. >> commissioner hillis commissioner johnson commissioner moore commissioner

do you use zero for 2015 and don't one average return for that the past years don't do it now but anchorage in the return for the past 20 years. >> the past 10 years and 20 years average. >> commissioners. >> what our return was we'll see how it goes. >> what zero for the first year. >> yeah. correct. >> great. >> chair will entertain the motion to adopt the actuary funding results accommodations on item 12 seeing none, public comment is closed all in favor, say i. passes unanimously call item 13. >> item 13 action of the adaptation employees contribution. >> we'll accept the report as presented. >> open up for public comment on item 13. >> seeing none, public comment is closed. any questions on this all in favor, say i. >> i. >> passes unanimously thank you very much item number 14 please. commissioner driscoll. >> you want to call the item. >> this was what two year i show is this was a two year budgeted this year is a continuation so we made no significant changes and affirmed the last items were yet to be filled and the budget hirings there are still online do we call him chief executiv

. >> 200 miles away in anchorage, criminalists used a gel adhesive tape to gather any trace evidenceeft behind by the killer. the tape lifts the evidence, but the adhesive isn't so strong that the trace elements can't be removed for later analysis. investigators noticed what was perhaps their first clue. >> and i looked at him and he looked at me and i said, did you see that? there's something shiny. something -- and we kept moving it around at different angles until we could see something. >> the spheres were no larger than the head of a pin. under a fiberoptic microscope, the spheres looked like metal. they also found several red and blue fibers and a yellow paint chip. could these few microscopic items help investigators find a killer? >>> this is an 11-year-old girl who had her life savagely taken from her. she was brutally killed and her body was left in the woods for animals to find. i think that made it hard on everybody that dealt with this case, myself included. >> in the weeks following mandy lemaire's murder, investigators had a very promising lead. a witness placed charli

. >> i i guess i'm generally more skeptical of formula retail than our anchorage person reading the caseeport and understanding who is going on i move to approve this with the conditions outlined. >> commissioner antonini. >> yeah. i had a question on the signage it's hard to tell whether it's not drawing it looks like it is going to be cafe bank and going to be in red i guess it looks like two colors

some of these temperatures out here they're basically around the average, what you would expect in anchorageka specifically in new york city. you've been at that average for the past month now. and as far as commuters, especially in the northeastern states you may be used to driving in the snowfall but when you've been getting storm after storm and it's been so cold even people here are starting to succumb to it. let's go to some video we have coming out of maine where one of the worst traffic accidents in actually about a decade and a half hit here. according to local media at least 75 vehicles were involved in this major pileup on a highway here in maine on wednesday. the crash injured at least 17 people, including at least two people in serious condition. interstate 95 was shut down for about five hours, a major thruway there. and emergency teams continue to work there to help free people tangled up in that mess. and you could just see those images. just some incredible stuff. it shows how dangerous it is to drive out here on the roadways. even farther there toward the north where you may

. >> we apologize for it, however, we're returning in a reverse direction and going to anchorage, alaskavel antics. what makes customers lose control -- >> why don't you tell them i didn't do nothing wrong? >> -- when the cabin door closes. every day, more than 1 million travelers around the globe take to the air. these customers have all paid money, waited in lines, lugged bags, and expect a smooth ride into the skies. >> the role of being a customer is one that, you know, you kind of move through the paces and don't have to think much about it, but if you hit a snag and you're particularly frustrated, it may trigger this unbridled rage. you know, all that stuff that's stored up for exactly that right moment. >> the world of air travel can be filled with flight delays, cramped cabins, and nervous fliers. it can make even the most patient among us irritable and out of sorts. this now-famous incident has been viewed more than 6 million times on youtube. taken by an unnamed airline employee, it captures the frustration of a woman in hong kong's airport. in the video, she yells at airline e

to bring us up to speed with all the action is stephan will at the anchorage stock exchange. >> first of all, it's very good news if you're an investor's -- it's very good news if foreign investors are interested in the german economy. this shows the strength of the german economy in general and the act that german firms are in pretty good condition. on the other hand, these takeovers may also lead to some takeovers, which is not wanted by most german companies. the market in general today has shown not much movement after the record highs which the dax reached yesterday. the dax took a little break. >> let's get you up to speed now with how stocks fared on wednesday. staying in frankfurt, the dax finished the session at 11,210 yet another record hosing high on europe's leading blue-chip index. the euro stoxx 50 dropped five 15%. trading is still under way on wall street. a currency markets, the euro, dollar sign1.1356. >> the greek government has suspended all top football matches in the country indefinitely. >> the decision comes after serious crowd unrest interrupted at a super lea

and anchorage, alaska, 25 degrees right now. so we have won the cold war with those other cities. and it's a blistering cold this morning. even at the shore. it's a live view from cape may from the markita lafayette hotel. it feels like 17 degrees below zero right now in wildwood. you will see sunshine at the shore and sunshine for the entire area today but we're not going to see much of a warm up. and at this hour no sun so the temperature is still falling. the wind is blowing, we have seen some good gusts, strong gusts so far, and that has helped to bring temperatures down. and we are watching for record low temperatures this morning. wilmington has a new record. 5 was the old record. that's from 1978. and now right now we are at 3 degrees in wilmington. and a new record also for trenton. the old record from 1936 was 6. now it is 2 degrees. and we're getting a very close to record level in philadelphia. a warm up we'll see temperatures climb, but even at the shore the temperatures will struggle to get near 20. look at the feels like temperatures. feels like 18 degrees below zero

anchorage at 37. there's no wonder why they had to move the iditarod.incredible warmth and lack of snow. it's 34 in fairbanks. that's a temperature you don't hit. it's bitterly cold at least for a month. nice warm day. otherwise, pretty nice. >> thanks bill. in entertainment news today leonard nimoy who played "star trek's" mr. spock has been hospitalized with severe chest pain. the 80-year-old actor treated at the medical center. he has copd and has blamed previous problems on smoking which he gave up 30 years ago. william shatner tweeted i am uplift theed by the show of love and caring tweeted my dear friend. american horror store actor ben wolf has died. he was struck by a car in hollywood last thursday night. the 34-year-old played a character on the latest season of the show. co-star michael chiklis wrote, just heard the awful news. relationship ben woolf. >>> netflix show house of cards, they played a counting game in house of bricks. it starred none other than frank. ativanity pharaohs car party sofia vergara told the daily mail she had to postpo

thursday more than 40 container ships were either anchored off the west coast or circling waiting for anchorage saves. came to a standstill. >> do not listen to pma's [ bleep ]. stay united. >> that's how strained it's become against the union repting longshoremen with cargo backed up the pacific maritime association or pma representing employers said there was no point in hiring crews with vessels, especially since thursday lincoln's birthday requires higher pay. as much as $82 for the most seen yore foreman. the same pay for this weekend and mond president's day. no ship work either. as the pma calls the congestion which it blames on dock workers, a strike with pay. >> every time we solve an issue that's important, they layer on new demands. the latest one we can't live with. >> reporter: according to management the demand it cannot live with is one by dock workers to be able to unilaterally fire arbitrators. goods take weeks longer than normal to move in and out of the west coast, congress is worried. >> well this is clearly the greatest threat our nation faces. notwithstanding the stuff goi

but we're not seeing the usual overnight odework from the -- road work from the center anchorage to the harrison street off ramp. nothing on the incline either. your drive times from hayward right now is 13 minutes on westbound 92. and up and over the high-rise heading up to the east bay that drive time should be pretty similar from foster city. -- foster city. 880 not even seeing the usual roadwork between oakland and san leandro. so yeah everyone was out late celebrating the super bowl and here's a live look near the oakland coliseum. oakland airport maybe you're heading that way. those headlights that's southbound 880 and everything is moving fine toward 92 and hayward. and here's a look at our b.a.r.t. map. so far all b.a.r.t. trains up to a great start this morning, all trains on time in fact all mass transit looks good. that's your latest kcbs traffic. back to you guys. >>> thank you liz. hundreds of oil refinery workers went on strike including here on the west coast. >> what do we want? >> fair contracts. >> when do we want them? >> now. >> this was the scene yesterday in l. a.

no big delays from the incline all the way to the center anchorage. and mass transit now back to a regular schedule. they had limited service yesterday. but everything back to normal. fortunately no delays. that's your latest kcbs drive to work. back to you guys. >>> some bay area parents taking their kids to see the new spongebob movie are getting more than they bargained for. >> i guess, solano theaters has one of the -- "fifty shades of grey" on one screen and spongebob 2 right next door. the worlds of anastasia and christian collide with spongebob with only a patch of asphalt between them. well some parents worry that 50 shades' sexually provocative scenes are clearly visible from the spongebob parking lot. >> that's not a good thing. >> what is it you have in common and you can saboted theaters. >> it won't be the first time. i'm sure they've had other r. rated movies there you know on the screen. >> "fifty shades of grey" shattered records at the box office over the four day holiday weekend raking in some $94 million. >>> today is fat tuesday. a

> >>george: the westbound committee which is affected down by a stalled our mayor the center of anchoragereason the mirror last look at this now we are solidly backed up over the westbound lanes of the toll plaza and we are climbing up into the macarthur maze for westbound interstate 580 will check with caltrans in a moment to see if they had any luck covering that stall for your trip to the san mateo bridge and highway 92 the good news is we do not have a brick like to get we are not looking at an early backed up for the west about ride. it's >>george: conditions here are still pretty good the volume is up and saw the bridge is a little heavy in the southbound direction and less into the traffic map because one of the issue this morning there will be hearing about is a number of downed trees and power lines there is a card problem with that situation right here in east--west of saratoga and the city of boulder creek where on highway 9 to stock of skyline we have our rockslide that brought down the street and some power lines and is not expected that this will be clear until sometime tomo

the anchorage. by the time that the lct had moved to the top, the shore had taken real beating.rmy had rigged up a dock to lay rails on it and take the engines. only one last job now. then the transfer would he complete. the railroad would be ready to run. you could not help but wonder how mark twain would have told the story. as tom sawyer, huckleberry finn and the others finally got their wheels on terra firma. railroad engines with names that many of us would worry about for years to come. touchdown. our ready to run engines will get one more lift before going under their own steam. working on land and water. locomotives are on solid ground once again. it is a strange setting to find our engines in. they will carry the war goods first, and we know they will mean a lot to the rebuilding of the philippines, helping our friends get on their feet again. maybe she will have a better world to live in. right now, like the kids everywhere in this war, it is our go. now we have got news. we are told that manila bay is open, taking the rest of the cargo to manila, where they set up a s

if you want relief, look at the highs today anchorage 35. code i can't care 42 degrees. --k. 42 degrees. >>> 6 sixers night, ducis rogers has more on the trade. >> reporter: in describing the trade, gm points to the extra draft picks the team acquired. he thinks fans will be patient. >> we have a broad set of options, be willing to make the tough calls if we have something that we think will move the program forward even more so, then we'll do it. >> reporter: if we do the right thing by the city and the program, maybe i'm naive maybe i'm right maybe i'm wrong, i think good comes from that, i'm going to back myself and i'm going on to back system in these types of decisions. >> reporter: sixers and pacers, magee from denver. nerlens noel troublele -- triple double. 30 points off the bench sixers lose 106-95. everyone knows the phillies also are in full rebuild mode, but not everybody is on board. jeff skeverski has more from clearwater. >> i'm not so sold on the entire rebuilding. jonathan paplebon is not slowing in the towel on the the 2015 season just yet. else the ric

general at anchorage allows me to think again.more to bring attention to the troops than you have. and i bet he's thinner than you are too you arrogant stuffed shirt. you don't even have one. oh that's so witty. neil you really shouldn't be dissing another charge guy. what? jerry, talk less and let us hear your guests. you're the least interesting to listen to. then listen to someone else, jerry, because you're the least interest to get e-mail from. i began to imagine a new balloon from the thanksgiving day parade an over blown neil cavuto. thanks for watching. and i never want to hear from you again. the rest of you have a great weekend. >>> ladies and gentlemen "imus in the morning." >> so he's over here with a lint roller rolling stuff off of my jacket. it's a dark jacket. and i said, well, that's the stuff that theresa puts all the hair spray on it. and he says no it's not, it's man made. >> i said what do you mean by this? >> he said, well, you have so much hair and dandruff. >> i said i don't have any

they are at 13 degrees and standby, anchorage, alaska we are colder than all those places. and in the pocano mountains, below zero with a wind blowing to feel like more than 20 below zero. but we'll see bright sunshine throughout the day, so the numbers will be coming up. chester springs, kenneth square horsham, single digits for washington township and rights town with the wind feeling colder. the radar has no sign of crowds. we are stay inging here in the lower 20s. that's as low as it gets with the wind dying down. some windchills won't be quite as bid, and overnight tonight we'll drop down to the teens. by late this evening at 11 k go,:00. 19 degrees in philadelphia. clouds come in first thing saturday morning to keep temperatures higher than they are late tonight. then we're watching north and west for some light snow during the day on saturday. by 11:00, allentown and reading and lancaster will see some snow. then the snow moves into philadelphia during the night. and we are looking for a warm up. 18 to 22 a very cold one with gusty winds, especially this morning. tom

and that is even colder than anchorage, alaska. at this hour they are at 38 degrees. we don't want to hit this jackpot. and we have cold this morning. what's the record cold? allentown and reading, new records this morning. and getting close to the record numbers in wilmington. just 2 degrees above the record at 6 degrees this morning. and atlantic city it's 4 degrees right now. the record is 2. so there's very cold air that is still the possibility for more records to fall. but we're starting to see the sunshine. the sunshine will be bright throughout the day and temperatures will climb. but we'll stay below freezing. and in the pocano mountains, it warns to the teens this afternoon. see the high clouds with the view from big bear. the radar shows no wet weather for our area. that actually is staying in the south with high pressure and the cold air mass associated with it. that will be coming up the coast but stays offshore. the future rain and snow shows the eastern carolinas later today. then tonight we'll get the clouds but the snow stays to the east. the clouds w

is there anchorage, alaska.e have some new record that were set in reading and trenton this morning where they have been tied but we will hang with three for our morning low and two is record. so that still stand in philadelphia for 1888 for february 16th. the these are the important numbers. dangerous wind chills below zero wind chills eight, 33 below in mount pocono. 18b less in atlantic city. six he lee no wildwood. dangerous wind chills continue through the morning and then we will watch for our next snowstorm this could be a little bit more sizable, we're talk ago accumulations of several inches from this one, which doesn't arrive until tonight. we will have more details coming up but best thing to show you right now is seven day forecast that breaks down today. two out of the ten and three out of the ten tomorrow with the snow accumulating in the morning on tuesday, and then so make sure you are with us as early as possible with us tomorrow. clip are system wednesday brings more arctic air, bob kelly on th

yeah anchorage 40 degrees warmer than a lot of places.s we go for high lexington, only 19 18 detroit, chicago, stopping at 10. i think record lees happen anywhere from louisville to atlanta. 0. tomorrow morning and late week going into the northeast. that is a look from west to eastks for warming up with us here.>> good morning, washington. an arctic cocold front bringing sn showers this afterno with bitter blast of f cold wininds tonight. increasingng cloudiness with afternoon snow shohowers and a winter weather advisory y inin effectrom 2:0000 until 9:00 wiwith a dusting ofnow that times with the evenining commute. late this evening temperatures arare falling to about 13 downtown feeling below zer >> i love this. i like to come out. you guys staying warm, you said. no. no. we'll warm you up. we'll get you inside. let's check in indoors. >> we'll warm up now. it's time for the "heat index" and today off the duggars from "19 kids and counting" are about to welcome a new member telling "people" magazine about their decision to adopt. abc's

right now in anchorage it's 25 degrees. compared to parts of upper michigan which had real temperatures of negative 39 degrees this morning. or in rich mondaymond, kentucky, which had negative 32 degrees. hundreds of governments and schools were closed today across the upper midwest. this is what drivers were dealing with in michigan slick, icy roads and near whiteout conditions. it's been a cold week almost everywhere. more than 500 daily record low temperatures have been broken since sunday according to noaa and more are expected to be broken this weekend. we are expecting a bit of springtime weather here in chicago, though. it will be right around freezing before dropping back to the single digits next week, but one business that is not complaining about this cold weather is travel agencies throughout the midwest and northeast. they have had folks flooding their offices looking to escape this cold and find somewhere to work on their tan. kimberly. >> no kidding. i bet you, you're calling the travel agencies too. garrett,

we're all going to be -- if we want to warm up maybe we go to anchorage. be there, that deep troth. 18 detroit, chicago stopping at 10. i think record lows happen anywhere from louisville to atlanta tomorrow morning and through late week of course going into the northeast. that is a look from west to east. thanks for warming up with us. [cheers and applause] >> that's the big picture. let's get a check closer to home. >> thanks, ginger. in the teens in most areas this morning across the region. dry on storm tracker 6 live double scan. as we take a look at your seven-day, sky 6 first of all we have lots of sunshine up over the horizon. some suburbs in the single digits, too. not a lost wind but -- lot of wind. 32 is today's high. evening snow showers possible in a couple spots that. put down a quick light accumulation that could make roads slippery. we're in the teens thursday and friday. you guys staying warm, you said. no. no. we'll warm you up. we'll get you inside. let's check in indoors. >> we'll warm up now. it's time for the "heat index" and today to

. >>> ktby in anchorage as alaska becomes the third state to legalize recreational marijuana. supporters are comparing it to the end of prohibition. adults can now keep and use pot as well as transport, grow and give it away. commercialization commercialization, regulation and taxation are expected in a year or so. >>> fox 29 in philadelphia with some amazing dash cam footage. look at this. investigators say natural gas leaking from an underground main traveled to a new jersey home built up and exploded when it came into contact with an open flame from an appliance. 15 people were injured. >>> this is a live look at phoenix. the big story there tonight, the fate of convicted murderer jodi arias. her sentenceing trial went to the jury earlier today. she could get the death penalty or life in prison for killing her former boyfriend in 2008. that's tonight's live look outside the beltway from "special report." we'll be right back. he flu with a runny nose. [coughs] better take something. theraflu severe cold won't treat your runny nose. really? alka-seltzer severe cold and flu re

a little more than 100 miles south of anchorage is seward, one of alaska's oldest towns. it is surrounded by water and the majestic surroundings. in the middle of the scenic beauty is a correctional facility that houses the most violent offenders. >> i'm a pimp on the street. you know what i'm saying? me and my girl, she didn't come back with the money on time so, you know, she got smashed. >> i was robbing a hotel in alaska and ended up getting in a fight with two people and hitting one of them with a hammer, a lot. >> they were like, what's going on, why are you killing me? i didn't say nothing to them or talk about it to them, i just did it, you know. and threw them into the bay. >> 500 inmates are housed on 328 acres of land which is surrounded by national park. alaska is the nation's largest state but it has the smallest prison population. >> alaska is a state that people have immigrated from all over the country and criminals don't change their ways when they move. they're still criminals. they just go to another state and do time in that prison system. >> outside s

yeah, anchorage yesterday 40 degrees warmer than a lot of places.ton, only 19, 18, detroit, chicago, stopping at 10. i think record lows happen anywhere from louisville to atlanta. tomorrow morning and through late week, of course, going into the northeast. that is a look from west to east. thanks for warming up with us here. it's around 20 degrees. that's the big picture. >>> hello, i am meteorologist mike nicco with the forecast. thin cloud deck this morning so faster sunshine and warmer temperatures today and all the way through the weekend and when day deeper into february still, no rain ahead. today we will be nearly 60 at the coast and cloud cover breaking with sunshine there and mid-60s around the bay shore and 70s inland. a thin cloud deck tonight and mid-to-upper 40s fore most of us and the seven-day forecast is 60s at the coast, and 70 >> i love this. i like to come out. you guys staying warm, you said. no. no. we'll warm you up. okay. we'll get you inside. let's go ahead and check in indoors. >> we'll warm up now. >>> it's time for the "h

. >> the "anchorage daily news," whatever, actually put a $100,000 reward on this thing.t that be nice if i could bring this baby in. >> but despite an exhaustive search, he returns empty-handed. >> i really had high hopes about finding this thing. i'd love to go back up there, and when i get a little older, a little more time on my hands, i will go up there, and i'll disprove or prove this thing. >> until then, the myth of caddy lives on. after all, perhaps the mystery is what we love most of all. >>> whether you're ready for it, or you're not. >> i definitely don't want to burn to death. >> life can get treacherous. >> scariest thing i've ever seen in my life. >> and fast. immediately i started spinning out of control. >> how do people react when a normal day -- >> i thought i was going to die. >> takes a terrifying turn. >> i started praying, because that's what i know to do. >> if i'm going to die, i'm going to die trying.

and, yes once again, it is milder in anchorage alaska, than it is here. it is 27 degrees there.is 15 here. what's wrong with that picture? four in mount pocono, 13 in wilmington, and these are your windchills. it feels like it is below zero, even in the city, so, that arctic air really moved in quickly last night, one below zero is our windchill in philadelphia right now. dangerous windchills through tomorrow morning. this is whether it gets really a lot of time outside or even little bit of time outside could gave you a danger of frostbite, what i am trying to say. so windchill warning for the mountains tonight into tomorrow. windchill advisory for the rest of us, we could add 15, 20 below zero windchills. future cast, with the cold air moving in, we have the possibility of some lake effect snow flurries, this afternoon, and you see them showing up in our future cast here. you may or may not see one. not expected to add up to anything but keep that in mind. then we zoom into tomorrow afternoon. clouding up in the afternoon snow showers moving in, and a brief accumulation north

once again it is milder in anchorage alaska then it is here with 27 degrees. we have temperatures that are approaching record territory and we have already broken the record in wilmington, delaware. we have not reached one yet in philadelphia we have a little bit of time. i don't know we may not make it. three is the new record low for wilmington delaware. it feels like 32 degrees below zero in mount pocono. these are in the wind chills to fool around with. fifteen minutes outside you already start to get symptoms of frostbite in exposed skin and not much longer with a 14-degree below zero wind chill here in philadelphia, similar wind chills throughout the area. this is why we have the advicery and this advisory continues until 11:00 a.m. well after sunset, so these dangerous wind chills will be around sunset sunrise is what i meant to say, even after the sun comes up. so here's the mess coming our way, tomorrow. it is going to be a pretty big storm system and it will start out because it is so cold as snow. about one or 2:00 in the afternoon it snows for a wh

and they'll probably get lower, and that would tie a record, but still warmer in anchorage alaska than here. we're at 14, right now the record for today's date, not in danger. 3 degrees setback in 1903. but we have below zero windchills, and i'm going to show you right now 14 degrees as we said here, ten in allentown, nine in lancaster but as we check the windchill all of our wind chills now are below zero. right now. three below is what it feels like in philadelphia. fifteen below is the win chill in mount pocono. and we have minus five windchill in dover delaware, but tomorrow those windchills will be even lower the temperatures lower and the winds little higher, so we have our win chill advisory for most of the area, except for the pocono mountains where we have windchill warning in effect, and we could get those dangerous windchills with us all morning long. so you're going to need to be bundled up today. might see few snow showers flurries this afternoon coming down from the lakes ontario and erie, because of this cold air that blasted in overnight. and we had a break from win for

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. >> reporter: here at the bay's largest anchorage it looks hazy. inside computers clearly show each anchored ship inside a safety circle. because of the labor slowdown, not all ships are coming in to anchor. >> at this time, a lots of those that are waiting for dock in oakland are staying offshore rather than coming in and going to anchor. so they are waiting until they can go directly to dock. >> reporter: managing all these players is complicated. all ships are required to have a transponder that automatically sends data to the coast guard. and these advanced computers use that data to predict when ships get too close preventing catastrophic accidents. once port operations return to normal, the coast guard says no matter how many ships come into port, they will be watching to ensure that everything is operated in a safe and organized manner. on yerba buena island, don ford, kpix 5. >> it is not the first time they have seen heavy traffic. the port was nearly full right before christmas. >>> silicon valley is one of the world's tech hubs of course

we are only a tiny bit milder then that here and anchorage alaska it is better up there. 37 degrees. at this time of the night, go figure. anyway we have temperatures that are 12 below in mount pocono. two below in allentown. i believe that would be a new record for this date. ten is our current temperature in philadelphia our record is two. we won't make it there. look the at this dangerous wind chill in mount pocono. twenty-seven below zero is what it feels like in mount pocono right now. our wind chills are either single will digits or below zero, every where else this morning. so we're back in the deep freeze and for good reason. we have this wind chill advisory in monroe and carbon counties until 10:00 a.m. because of to 27-degree below zero wind chills. so, we will take a look now, at the ultimate doppler radar picture, and it doesn't have anything to show you. we will check out the south where they are not used to these kind of temperatures and this kind of precipitation. it the is icy around myrtle beach, charleston both in south carolina in raleigh-durham it is snowing. ashv

no delay all along the incline to the center anchorage and heading into san francisco. and we'll take a cruise down to the south bay in san jose coming up northbound 101. still looks great. and coming through downtown on 280 and the guadalupe parkway, so far no delay. and mass transit is on time. with the forecast, here's roberta. >>> this morning we have areas of fog and we have rain on the way but let's get you out the door first things first. looking towards san jose, where we have mostly cloudy conditions and air temperature right now is at 47 degrees. but we do have pockets of dense fog in livermore. also in hayward, pleasanton and santa rosa the visibility down to half mile at 43 degrees. all right. we do already have a flood watch that has been issued for friday because we anticipate this area of low pressure to stall out over the far reaches of the north bay on friday. so during the day when we get copious amounts of rain, marin, napa and sonoma counties expect small stream flooding on the urban roadways just a heads up to have extra caution and to plan ahead of

midwest are dreaming of warmer temperatures, just think, right now, jenna it is actually warmer in anchoragealaska, at 21 degrees. the capital of iceland is reporting a lie temperature of 30 right now. so think about going there i guess. jenna: that is excellent context. i appreciate that. the video we showed out of florida though one guy still running in a pair of shorts. it can't be that cold right? >> reporter: it is still florida. jenna: people in chicago are like uh-huh. great to see you. get back inside. >> reporter: i will. thanks. jon: a strange lawsuit has a lot of people scratching their heads. a utah woman goes to court to file a wrongful death suit against herself after she was driving a car in which her husband was killed in a crash. we'll tell you about this bizarre trial. >>> plus amid growing threat by isis overseas, is the white house being too politically correct when it comes to the enemy we face? our political panel joins us with more on that. [gunfire] how do i get hotel deals nobody else gets?... i know a guy. price-line ne-go-ti-a-tor! i know this guy... konohito... an