looking at test scores, they are looking at how well has the school done. this is a brand new school so there are no test scores to go by. we had a couple incentives that helped us. one was if your child goes to willie brown, 6th, 7th and 8th grade, in 9th grade they get their choice of any high school. we are giving them a preference for any school they choose. we knew we had to do this for parents to take a leap of faith that willie brown, they had nothing to judge the academic performance of this so we knew we had to do it. i think it's 94124 is 42.2 percent and we are still counting i understand, that we have enrolled this number. it was our goal to build this school to serve the children in this area since they have been out of a middle school for many years so i think this is fabulous and the diversity, but we have said that if children who go in this area went to their school in this neighborhood that we would have diverse schools and we see here that we do. so i don't think it was mentioned that we have a cap of 200 students, is that correct? so this

getting a live look at ben salem bucks county. drivers are moving at a nice pace this morning. >>> danger from above. you may have seen them or driven right on by but hanging icicles with a concern for road crews. matt delucia is making calls to the city and state officials to ask them about this. >> reporter: it happens this time of year every year. we see ice that forms under the bridges and overpasses. and this is a problem spot along the vine street expressway i-76. you get the water that leaks through and the icicles form on the underside. here's what it looked like while we were going down 76 this weekend. a few icicles were hanging down from above. i'm told this is a big concern for penndot crews and they come out as needed to knock these down. they drive a truck through to knock the ice down with a full head of a truck. the last time they did this was friday night into saturday morning along i-95 near penn's landing. that's another spot they focus on. the problem is how quickly these form with temperatures dipping below freezing. how

they are good at what they do. sure they are big producer but they are very well diversified across the other metals. zinc, nickel. there is a whole suite of metals not so far affected. if you look at the way that consumption is going, china has been -- there is a lot more copper wiring still do going to china because the ratio between iron ore and copper is 1/3 of what it was for copper. there is a lot of the men to come through. a lot of industries will buy more copper. a lot of the shorting coming out of shanghai. the chinese to push it down ahead of their new year. again, good reason why they will buy it back. >> let's talk about fundamental demand. in recent reports demand growth is slowing in china. this year from last year. there is a slowing demand growth story playing out. >> yeah. and we expect that in the industry expects it. but we have got less production coming through. rio cut 100,000 tons of the forecast. glencore 50,000 tons. that why set are expected surplus straightaway. i think the markets is goi

you are looking at mild gains across these three. rol china, and on brokerages, we are seeing that pick up a little bit right now. we will continue to follow that. margin trading, raining and margin trading. back to you. >> with me now is a researcher for jpmorgan. this doesn't deviate much to what we are looking at? >> 7.4, you look at it from the central perspective, it is the first time that chinese are shooting at their annual growth target. it is not surprising that it is relating to xi jinping and the economic restructure. >> surprising data today, the industry production which has been stronger than expected. >> recent volatility, november is a very soft ip number. we have seen some payback occurring from the week numbers. we look at investment activity industry investment so far has not been reflecting the data yet. it is mainly from the forthcoming investments into 15 and 16. >> steel production january through december, four and a half percent up. slowing down a bit from the amazing figures before. we have to get used to thi

we will come back at this rally gets closer to where you are. once again, look at these pictures. >> it is organized and put together. many of these people do not know exactly what they are doing. >> the reality that in the security measures, you cannot expect those people to move within a short period of time. i think they will stay put. i cannot stress it enough. it is an area of paris which is normally full of traffic normally would take two minutes to go if you are lucky. by cab from place de la republique to -- look at that shot. the second alternative route. >> a number of rows and there are 2 main routes. logistically, it is very difficult. >> they should all the metro stations in their precinct around lunchtime today. people had to walk in order to get to the start of the route. >> a very traditional route demonstrated in paris like 2003. 2 very symbolic squares with the statue with the three words. and, of course, the square of the french nation. so many people, i cannot remember seeing. it is interesting, most recent demonstrations were

the feds are pretty good at this. they have the technical stuff, they are equivalent of what we think of the state police. they handle things over france therrel trained. they are very sophisticated at this stuff. hope if there is a hostage that they are able to negotiate the life of that hostage, but i am not positive it is going to end that way. >> the u.s. said they would of course help the french in this as much as they can. you mentioned these negotiations, the french have excellent forces, excellent paramilitary and swat forces. can you talk a little bit more about what was being said about the negotiations? this is a touchy situation with lots of military forces swarming the area. they made it clear they are willing to kill others and now they have a hostage. how do those negotiations take place and what do you expect to come out from this? >> we are going to try. we don't know if they established communication they may not even want to talk to them. the first step is to attempt to make contact. i have seen alm

when you are at age 70 or 80, it doesn't have to do with age. it can be someone who is critically injured and someone who ends up at laguna honda or others. it doesn't have to be a or b. it could be all of the above and with the integrated services and we have the community talking together with the different protocols that we have as part of this on going base. that can be part of the measured outcomes as to how they might look at because they are very interested in taking to look at how we are going to answer these challenges. it's been a tough ride but you have fantastic input and both with the non-profits and academic institutions, laguna honda, we have a residency program in uc sf doing rotations at laguna honored. before it was a separate entity. take a look at what's going on now. we have clinical social work, now we are getting this integrated model on how to provide dignity and respect for patients at whatever stage using these resources of this great city. you have been able to articulate that in your work. more power to you. i think yo

at us. there were many of us watching from the window. he told us to go back inside. that's what we did. >> police are chasing the attackers that they believe escaped by car northward out of paris. >> the president has declared a day of mourning here in france. on tomorrow, thursday. remembering the attack at mid day. >> we must be ourselves. conscious of the fact that our best weapon is our unity. they have always vanquished enemies when they have united around values. that's what i invite you to do. to come together. that is what our response must be. let's come together against this ordeal and we will prevail. >> our chief foreign editor, social media editor, and our french affairs editor. to go back to the speech, the message tonight, unity and communities must stick together otherwise, the terrorist have won. >> it's the message we heard from other leaders when terrorist attacks happen on their soil. seeing that the perpetrators will be brought to justice. he was speaking in the future tense because they are still lose. -- still loose. hoping he would address the nation on prime time, he hoped to

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out here we are looking at moisture moving in. freezing rain coming down and also a bit of a wintery mix. we have winter storm warnings up to a foot or so possible. temperatures are below sdmreer row in chicago and in new york city. you have to bundle up. take a look at this. heather and ainsley by saturday 30 for you in chicago and buffalo. we could be in the mid 40's in if new york city by sunday. >> it's a heat wave. >> thanks, maria. >> the time now is 1 # 1 after the top of the hour. this is not funny. inside the irs e-mails exposing major problems at the agency that will effect you and your tax return. >> farewell to traditional families. the shocking study about kids growing up without both parents. >> a pack of pit bulls and a little girl. spanning social media outrage this morning. is this okay? we report you decide. [container door opening] ♪ what makes it an suv is what you can get into it. ♪ [container door closing] what makes it an nx is what you can get out of it. ♪ introducing the first-ever lexus nx turbo and hybrid

they are not banking on prices remaining at these levels. keeping the savings in their buying account, the fund they use to pay for this. the comptroller says the money could be redirected to other pressing needs. >> it is a good problem to have. i am confident that something will come along that will require me to use some of this asset to pay for some other problem that comes up. this is not a bad way to be relatively early in the fiscal year. >> they have some limitations on where they can spend the savings. a major reprogramming would need congressional approval. this is a big deal for them. savings they had not anticipated and money that can be used in other places. >> let's talk about the pentagon's view of oil in the future. does the pentagon hedge? do they look in the future and say oil is at $45, refined products etc. are trading at x now, why don't we lock in this 4 times a year under the current program. they are resetting the prices they charge to the services based on the market. looking forward to the future they are limited. t

are 41. low 40s here. gilroy at 39. but most locations are in the 40s. doesn't matter if it's surface or higher elevations. mostly cloudy up in the sierra. generally speaking today we get to partly cloudy skies and tomorrow we'll have mostly sunny. that fog will be with us. thick fog and partly sunny. on the mild side for some. cool for others. all right sal the bridge is open so now what? >> well, we have our very own reporter tara who is going to tell us now what in just a moment. but i just want you to know the fog is going to be a factor in some of these commutes. it is only a little bit of a backup. and traffic is moving well. this week we are expecting even more people to join us back after a winter break for some. some schools had kind of an extended winter break but that has to come to an end. already some stop and go truck traffic on 205 and 580 westbound head into the livermore valley. 580 still looks good through dublin and pleasanton. in case you haven't heard, the golden gate bridge has reopened and now the bridge has a new safety feature. t

police in france are at the scenes of two separate hostage situations. the first involves the brothers wanted for the deadly attack at a newspaper in paris. the second, a suspect accused of killing a police woman the next day. police in paris say the suspects now appear to be linked. >> "today in the bay"'s kris sanchez is monitoring the reports for us. >> we just got confirmation that the shooting -- we can tell you the suspect's name and date of birth are the same as the person's in the shooting of the officer. and now police encountered the brothers cherif and said kouachi driving around an industrial area this morning. there was a shoot-out, one person wounded but not seriously. the suspects barricaded themselves in the nearest business they could get into. they have sold the. they have been in contact with nbc news, they have told us they've used their cell phones to call their parents and now are watching the same live pictures we all are as this hostage situation unfolds. >> this information coming in realtime and it's complicated. we'll continue t

we are not seeing a lot of rain at this point. it is very light, but as bill said you don't need much rain to create freezing conditions on the roadways when temperatures are hovering or below freezing. that's what we are finding throughout chester county. we have seen a number of plows this morning that are salting some of the primary and secondary roads. the local roads, that could be a trouble spot for you, especially if they have gone untreated over the last few days. we were walking around some of the local roads and some of the untreated surfaces and slipping and sliding. right now we are headed north on route 724. we'll go east a little bit to meet up with 422. we want to check out 422 because this is the time when a lot of drivers are using 422 to get to work. so we'll have conditions from 422 coming up in 20 minutes. tracy and vai? >>> thank you, katy. ice is a danger on the roads and above the roads as well. the hanging icicles are a big concern for road crews. matt delucia is live in center city this morning. you talked

we are live at police headquarters i'm justin finch for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> justin, thanks much. >>> man is presumed dead tonight and officials are trying to determine exactly why it had happened after a silo containing powdered cement collapsed. it happened at riverside industrial complex in bristol township bucks county in the 7900 block have of north radcliff road. the victim is 48 year-old tony gabriel, he was working in an trailer near the silo right around midnight when the collapse occurred. it wasn't discovered until hours later after police on routine patrol discover the devastation. >> hundreds of thousands of pound of dry concrete rushed down like an avalanche and buried everything. is there thousands of pound of debris, and steel thousands of pound of dry cement over 10-foot high. >> occupation safety and health administration is now investigating today's accident. >>> overnight fire in the ogontz section of philadelphia has claimed a life of the elderly man. "eyewitness news" there on roselyn street today as a neighbor says the victim is a military veteran in his 70

oil extending, where are we at? four west texas and for the other forecast here from, let a just get you bernstein, there is a worth of 80 u.s. dollars here. the brokerage is thinking that the oil will remain subdued this year. >> especially when you consider some of the countries this year that are ramping up their production this year. now, what about the economic data that we are looking at? we have bank of england ecb what about other parts of the world? >> they all came out in the summer 26 and later on in the week you have chinese inflation and producer prices, now, this is what we did see over the holidays, vietnam is coming up at about 6%, exports out of thailand are unexpectedly dropping by about 2% but let's take a look at what is happening, at least what we did see out of south korea, another record current account surplus there was a price pickup of 11 through $4 billion -- 11 $4 billion. -- $11.4 billion. fresh foods out of japan dropped, and retail sales dropped .3% on the month and still the was a 22

san jose also looking at fog. we are looking at a hazy afternoon once again from our sutro tower camera. high pressure allowing for the poor air quality and another spare the air day. upper 50s to low 60s with plenty of cloud cover along the inland valleys. mid-60s around the bay. it's mild out there. getting milder in the days ahead. will we see any rain? i have the answer to that and a look at your temperatures, your dewpoint temperatures for the highs today coming up. chris. >> thank you. we will check in with you in a little bit. an investigation is underway in fremont after police opened fire killing a man they say was carrying a large knife near a neighborhood park. witnesses describe the terrifying moments leading up to the shooting. if all started near lake arrowhead avenue and the avenue and ended at the park. katie marzullo has more. >> i looked at his face and i thought he looks kind of scary. >> joann lives near harry park in fremont. she thinks she saw the man the police killed and witnessed him fighting wit

this is one of the two options they are looking at. so if that is in fact what they did do, it is no big surprise to the security forces. here they come. >> stay was for a moment. you are also watching pictures there. where the french president of course has been having emergency meetings and had officials moving to and fro. it is eastern time now. noon eastern time. michelle over to you. >> simon, it is noon here in the east coast of the united states. 6:00 p.m. in paris. the two hostage situations in france are over ending in a violent finish with multiple dead at this on it. unclear the actual number. the two kouachi brothers who police say are the terrorists who killed 12 people at the magazine charlie hebdo. both gentlemen are dead according to reports. they came out guns blazing at a location northeast of paris and shot dead. they were holding one

you are at ever core. ever notice also on amazon's web services last i checked in your report suggested that investors are going to look at the separate revenue line and say some day they can stay in that off and i can be another thing that adds value to stocks. >> disclosure between the two entities makes discussion around that more feasible. the company was clear to say it is not their planet this point. i'm sure they will evaluate its to make sure it makes sense at a future date. >> when you look at the business, i know they don't cover and i wouldn't ask for your opinion on it, but does that let you understand what is going on in the world of technology and why companies are having trouble growing in the top line? >> what amazon understands very well more than your traditional tech companies is how to feed a marketplace in terms of buyers and sellers and what gives sellers that value they are looking for. a lot of times it is understanding a new customer. it is the solution that is fairly commoditized.

at 45. so certainly some cool areas this morning. but we arehers. 44 in santa rosa. 46 napa. petaluma with 423. there you go. and concord and even the delta is mild at 55. 61 in livermore. so the wind gusts upwards of 37 miles an hour here around hawkeye. and the upper elevations of our east bay hills, 29 miles per hour wind gusts. in los gatos will 13 miles an hour out of the north. a big area of high pressure allowing for the north and northeast winds today to allow for, once gone 60s and 70s. we go through the rest of the morning hours, most of the wind is in the morning. even throughout the afternoon the delta, point reyes we will see some breeze city winds, as well as half moon bay. but the rest of the bay should see the winds continuing to dial back, transporting the warmer air to the surface. and we will look for temperatures today to be warmer for the weekend. in fact, tomorrow a little bit cooler. so the record warmth today, the winds, and then we are looking at some rain as early as thursday, and more likely on friday all around the b

is a career intermission ogram whereby we are looking atays to make it easier for people perhaps to take timeme o off in their carr to go address family issues, to take care of educational issues or kids. we are looking at ways to maintain that family life for all l service members. >> would you maybe ed to phase some of the training differently? in talking to folks familr with the army, they will say there is a lot of interest by women to go into the ranger course, which is important for future promotions, but not as much interest in the infantry ich is a bread-and-butter sort of thing which is very tough duty. could you end up saying wait a minute, until we bolster t the ranks of infantry women maybe we want to forestall guys pursuing ranger qualalification? could you u see facing some of this stuff differently to see if you can grow certain career fields or narrow ststf to increase the number of women them as a springboard to broader combat integrationon? >> i certainly ca't speak for what the army may oror may not decide, but that is on

at noon. my fox philly.com has your school closings, we are also scrolling at the bottom of the screen. we will try to do something different. instead of showing us pictures of snow, pictures of nothing. >> and ape,. >> other pictures, of snow, and we are seeing different. nothing is going on here. >> we're showing you what is happening right now. >> we're like those girls on the real, we're real. >> and here we also keep it real. only picture you left out is where her house is. >> we need that. >> please let us know where they are. where nothing is happening, all right. >> i got called out this morning and i was admonish who said please cover buddy a's ears. thanks for the bus driver who does not want toe them freeze up. and, cue the cartoon. chances of that happening are pretty good. draw it back in. there is a nice cover of his ears. >> he has a great smile doesn't he. >> he does. >> he weathers the storm. we do have some slippery spots and snow out there, it is not much going on this morning but that is what could fool you, and just enough to make it a little mess this morning. snow

these are members of cabinet of the new governor as they are introduced at the podium and the inaugurationrway here, the new governor is expected to take his swearing in ceremony in about 20 minutes or sorks we are streaming it live on our website at 6abc.com. and if that swearing in happens before we say good-bye at 1:00, of course we'll bring it live to you. the inauguration ceremony is underway in harrisburg, pennsylvania. meteorologist, david murphy, says it's not a bad day to be in harrisburg. >> stormtracker 6 live double scan shows you there is a sprinkle down south in cape may county and nothing much to worry about nothing to keep your traveling from getting done in the afternoon hours now. as we look outside, we have cloud cover earlier with patches of blue, on the action cam earlier in center city. looking up at city hall, sort of that portion away from the main spire where you don't always pay much attention the whole building is really artistic and interesting and a spot you don't always see 43 is your temperature, 27 in philadelphia that is your dew point and winds are calm an

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at with rewards to that? are we looking at a different mentality with the second shooter apparently when he was engaged by that female officer opening fire and striking her? he was armed, we are told with a kalashnikov. how do we negotiate with this particular gunman? >> we are absolutely looking at a different personality here. his personality is unknown. we don't know if he is on medication suffering from some type of mental health issue. every time you negotiate with someone, you have to determine what is their personality are they building any type of are a port or bonding with their hostages. that that's critically important, what are their goals. he is an unknown approximate with that in mind, that becomes critical and he does, even though he may sympathize with the other two doesn't mean he has the same personality and it doesn't mean he has the same end goals. that's critical for negotiators to determine that quickly. i will tell you this, one of the first things as a hostage negotiator that i look for is

at a time we are at at the moment. we must do everything to ensure the protection and the ministry of interior reminded you. he... he can... he can trust you because you represent the state in respective department. you showed that the state is there, taking up its goal and it's goal is to deploy all means possible where risks and targets - and it is also to reassure the population of the scheme the deployment of forces that have been increasingly identified over the last few days reassuring the population that it's living under the state of law, to have the will to be - together to refuse caricaturing and also to to... ..within the republic. we have also - we have to deal with the matter of an even stronger prevention. we have seen what we have experienced, complete action that the major we have serious events and we know what people do to provoke other - prevention information, and i want to welcome all the forces that are in charge of this responsibility. and finally the security of the demonstrations that will occu

we are in the dealing with too many delays at this time. we are still waiting to are that rush hour commute. but every where still in the clear. 476 is another great picture of barely anyone out there, traveling. if you are traveling around mid county toll plaza traveling around schuylkill, i-95, speed sensors are moving very well. i would imagine so if in these areas why we are seeing slower speed then we would see in the 50, 55 miles an hour is because folks are taking it easy a as they should but we're still in the green and no delays for mass transit ukee. >>> happening today classes are canceled at nazareth academy grade school in northeast philadelphia a school officials a say a number of student were out sick monday and tuesday so as a precaution the school is close today so cleaning crews can disinfect building. the classes are expected to resume tomorrow. >>> central bucks school board votes to fire a guidance counselor who posted a threatening message on facebook. board voted in favor with one opposed to terminate mary kate blanken

after a week off, nicer will take on the coyoties tonight at the the center. here are flyers at morning skate minus zach renaldo who was suspend ed eight games for his hit with pittsburgh's chris letang. orange and black is clinging to the hope that they can still make the playoffs but to do that they will need to win 25 of their last 34 games. >> make the playoffs, are usually around 95. it will be tough but, you know, we just got to keep our mine focused and just keep going, don't stop. >> media day at the super bowl and seahawks/patriots conducting massive interview sessions at u.s. airways center in phoenix. it kicks off hoopla leading up to the championship game on sunday. patriots head coach bill belichick who is master of saying nothing showing a different softer side when asked a question from a kid reporter. >> what kind of animals do i like? i like a little puppet that you can put your fingers in, little monkey, and he can talk and move his fingers anded in his head and they can talk back to you. >> can i ask you one question? did your daddy fix your hair? >>

you are at the 20 month high. the cost has risen in spain. in italy it has risen 30%. the people are buying protection. i want to speak so much i lost my voice. in spain and italy that is what the key messages. the market is preparing for more bad news. it was the biggest quarterly decline in the periphery of europe in two years. you mentioned rbs. a couple of stocks i want to try to get through in this rundown. rbs down a third of 1%. the market is rising this morning. rbs putting the asian business up for sale. they are doing this for the international division. they raised money from the sale of citizens. that would take 27 billion pounds off the credit risk. that would take 27 billion off the credit they are responsible for. what might they achieve? shire pharmaceutical up. carolyn will take you through the nuts and bolts of the deal. $46. this is a greedy deal. rbs has been unchanged. we will see whether it trades up. aer lingus. they are combined. it said they made a second offer on december 29. they raised the offer by $.10. that was rebuffed to 45. let's check i

there was also issued out where you are at the supermarket -- a shoot out where you are at the supermarketrior ministry came out later and made the mistake that there are no victims. no shots were fired at the victims. there were no reported deaths. what can you tell us on the status of that? >> there is a lot of noise on social media, as well as local police reports. we should always just wait until we have official confirmation from the interior ministry. the interior minister was dispatched to this location by the president just about an hour ago. he is at a command and control center. until we get official confirmation from government officials, it is best to keep a lot of these reports -- but you get the level of fear in paris right now. it turns out that an awful rumor turned out to be true -- that there was a hostage situation at a grocery store in central paris. >> outside of these two areas what is going on in the city? are people off the street? is transportation running as normal? what is it like outside in these two precise areas? >> there are some 800 additional security guard

a time when the developed world is deflating and prices are atoing down. we have oil at less than $50 a barrel. we have the challenge of a fed tightening coming this year. >> for us, we and we do follow very closely with the fed and the ecb does. the main impact comes from capital flows. quantitative easing we are receiving a lot of capital. that is affecting our exchange rate and that is impacting inflation. we have to watch it carefully. we will probably get a similar, but more tame affect with the european central movement. >> so mexico will have to deal with capital inflow, again? >> probably. >> how does that make your job more difficult? >> the peso is strong. it looks very strong. we are in an inflation target. our target becomes easier. >> how has the price of oil impacted mexico? >> we took precautions. we are the only country that had exposure in the market. we had been doing it for the past 15-17 years. this year, we fetched the exposure from the fiscal point of view. it is very unlikely that we will need to do any fiscal adjustments.

we are live at newark liguardia airport. anna it is really deserted. >> absolutely despite a few people who are using their willows and suitcases -- using their duffle bags and suitcases for pillows and their jackets for blankets like you see behind me. there's about 7,700 flights delayed and canceled in and out of the northeast. it's the same story at laguardia as it is at two other airports in new york city and jfk and newark. hundreds of delays and cancellations put into place there. i want to look at this big board that is lit up for the arrivals and departures. some say they have never seen it like this before. take a listen. >> i have been thinking their flight is going to be on time. they are all canceled right now. i have never been here when it was completely canceled. departures arrivals everything. >> that particular employee's shift doesn't even start for another couple of hours but he had to come in last night at 10:30 before the ban went into place at 11:00 p.m. he had to make sure he was off the road ways. that

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we are at the epicenter of super bowl central in phoenix, arizona. i'm going to step out of the way. you can zoom in to the giant roman numerals. 1 million people are expected to be here. this is a football themed campus a 12-block prem tererimeter. people are scheduled to play. you can see at this hour plenty of crews out here. construction workers making sure everything is going to be set up for this week's festivities. on the other side of this the grand canyon experience. a 20-foot water fall. 20 people at one time can climb this gigantic rock wall to the left of the giant roman numerals in the back super bowl xlix. plenty of things for families to do if you are interested. we are going to be your eyes and ears here in phoenix, arizona. our crew is going to make sure you get a behind-the-scenes look at everything. tweet these questions to me. look me up on facebook keith jones@nbc 10. coming up you talked about the weather here. i'm going to talk to a philly travel agency in terms of how to get here what the prices look like. expect to pay in the

as you are looking at the golden gate bridge you are looking at the pylon. it will be a completely different system by the next -- you should not try and wait until the last minute to use the golden gate bridge. >> do not anticipate planning up to the last minute. anticipate by 11:30 p.m. the road will be closed. and we will be doing our sweep to make sure everyone is off the road. >> and traffic on the span is going to be restricted on both sides. i want to show you that this morning at 9:00 a.m. or at 8:00 a.m. they will start closing the rodeo avenue off ramp. so this is an arrow. we have tara moriarty who has been following this story. businesses in sausalito as you might imagine are worried about the closure. they are sending workers home and some are even closing for the entire weekend. tara is in sausalito with more. tara. >> reporter: thanks, sal. we do know the good news is that hotels did not see a dip. a lot of folks called the hotels and said how do i get from sfo to you? nobody canceled their reservation so that is good. different story for rest

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german people, we are not at war with nationalism we are certainly not at war with socialism. we are just at war with a small band of militants who have seized this country or if during the cold war we said we don't have a struggle with communism. communism is an honorable ideology. many communists eschew militarism militarism, imperialism. it's just this people who have happened to seize the kremlin. that's the problem we are facing. we are not confronting the islamists at the level at which we are challenging us. >> we are not confronting the american people with the true posture which is we have an enemy and who they are. what we are doing is showing that this is a nation in josh earnest's description who when presented with okay what is this program you're going to have about radicalism -- not radicalism -- >> extremism. extremism. >> what kind of extremism he couldn't think of another kind of extremism. so burning is the desire of these people to avoid any connection. >> all right. sorry, dan this is the last answer. you'll get your licks in later. >>> when we come back, m

at this point i don't think we are talking major totals at all. more nuisance coat to go max, absolutely a a max up to 2 inches. more on that later in the show. vittoria. >> good morning everyone. we are starting to see a little bit of the rush hour in areas. lets go outside and take a look first at how you are to go traveling on the roosevelt boulevard. it is not awful. but give or take the next 15 to 20 minutes southbound side of the boulevard will be pretty stacked approaching the area of the schuylkill expressway because you know westbound side of 76 will form traffic as well. but as of right now it could be worse out there. northbound on the roosevelt boulevard no major delays. as we continue, and purchase move you elsewhere traveling i-95 right around broad street area approaching girard point bridge. that would be southbound direction no delays in either direction around this part here. south philadelphia delaware county looking great, however, if you are heading out of the northeast using the southbound side of i-95 we are starting to see t

winds are calm, relative humidity at 84%. ers are stacked up from the 40s to the 50s except santa rosa currently at 39 degrees. we have visibility there down to a mile due to fog. central valley fog. hazy sunshine with moderate air quality. mild temperatures above average and we have a long period swell over the outer waters. that will cause us some sneaker waves at high tide and certainly some big breakers near the reefs and the sandbars during low tide. high pressure firmly in control will continue to warm the bay area through the end of the month which is saturday. that means the month of january will go down as the driest ever for san francisco. it will be the driest month of january ever for san jose, as well. in fact, this month of january will be the number one driest january in the weather record books dating back to 1850! so when will it rain? my long-range computer model suggests february 6. until then, 69 at the state capital. 72 in redding. 64 in fresno. heading to the greater lake tahoe area, we have spring-like c

. >> reporter: you are taking a live look at this fire from chopper 5. ed numbers for you. we are told six people including a firefighter were injured. he was taken to the hospital on oxygen. 59 people are without a home tonight because of this fire burning now. nine of those children. many are at city college san francisco where the red cross has set up an evacuation center but it will be a listening night out here. we are told firefighters will be out here at least three more hours. >> probably most of the night. andria borba in san francisco's mission district. thank you. >> did you see the fire from where you are? someone posted this video. you can see firefighters were left with no choice but to watch that building burn. now lots of you are tweeting photos. here is a crowd huddled behind firefighters. the fire could be seen for miles. this is a view from beacon street. this is the second big fire in the mission in just four months. in september, this five alarm fire wiped out a couple of buildings just half a block from tonight's fire. >> also in san

you are coming in at 37 degrees. e heading out. >> visibility is not too bad. >> some areas of fog. and right now. in concord, visibility is down to 3 miles. firefield at five and seeing hazy skies out there. >> not too dense. >> they are looking at faves for today. and 50s in the afternoon. partly cloudy and cold. and possible once again. >> more sunshine. and little bit warmer. >> then for wednesday, the storm approaches. and into thursday. maybe a little bit of rain. here is where the satellite radar and picture is. this is rain north and east of us into the novato area. and we are dealing with clouds. we will see partly cloudy skies today. there will help us keep temperatures down a little bit. >> they will be warming up for tomorrow and into tuesday. >> future cast showing is for temperatures, wiewd spread 40s. then by late this afternoon, we will see them popping out in the mid- to 50s. 57 in hayward and 55 in livermore much and sunnyvale, and 58 in half bay and 60 in oakland. here is the kron 47 day around the

they are at 62. 47 vineyard haven. these are strong winds that are causing blowing and drifting snow and also they will see some big waves along the coast with these winds, as well. that's causing a decrease in visibility. that's also something that creates these whiteout conditions which is pretty much making for the blizzard warning. less than a mile in boston right now. we're down to a mile in hartford. less than a mile in new york and then it gets better the further south you go. philadelphia is not too bad right now. again it is pretty much the cut off from hartford down where we will see the lesser amount of snows. conditions will be tough but not as bad as we will see them through new england. here's a look at the radar. it is faint here but we have some bright blue bands that you see with this storm. the bands push to the west with. that's where we get snowfall rates of two to four inches per hour. that's significant snow right now that's coming from providence to boston. as we go further down to the south, new

looking at the chance for wintry stuff in the poconos. we areeven snow. sleet membersing in here. here's a live view of the pocono mountains. a good day to get out and ski. everywhere else we expect rain. we will talk about the timing and rain heavy at times and by sunday looking at a warmer and wet day. we'll have your full forecast straight ahead. >>> a meeseasles's scare. the person whom health officials thought had the measles. it prompted a warning for anybody who visited the please touch museum in philadelphia and cvs pharmacy earlier in the week. just a scare. no official word on it as the test results have come back negative. officials in mercer county are taking precautions after two women did test positive for hepatitis a. both ate at rose's restaurant in hamilton township. an employee was diagnosed in november. here are the spots at the center of the scare. one of the women works at the hair port salon at hamilton township. yesterday crews sanitized the salon. the other patient works at social services and teaches classes at the ymca