some of the warm spots, martinsburg at 41 petersburg at 40. p while cloud cover broke up a bit in southern maryland so temperatures have dropped there to right around 30 degrees. so what to wear today? we will have those winds picking up so you'll want to dress accordingly. windchills dropping in to the teens by this afternoon. won't need an umbrella but you'll need your warmest winter gear. coming up a look at those hour by hour temperatures as they drop over the next 24 hours. that is at 5:11. melissa, what is happening on the roads? >>> overall looking pretty good as we're taking a big look at the beltway. everything moving just fine. do have construction here and there, but most of that is wrapping up. 66 and 95 also moving along nicely. this is some of the construction. still have wisconsin avenue here southbound at east-west highway with the two right lanes blocked. you're getting by on the left. usually it's out of the way by about 4:30 but they're a little late today. beltway at central avenue moving along. and this is a water main bre

wilmington at 43. millville still checking in at 41. look at the mild air to the south. that is what we enjoyed today but cold air is coming, columbus 37. st. louis 26. that is in our future. we are watching this arctic front bringing snow, heading toward williamsport and state college but watch what had happens when this front passes early tomorrow morning. the moisture will be robbed by developing area of low pressure off shore and most of that snow will not make it into philadelphia. lehigh valley early tomorrow morning between 4:00 and 8:00 a a.m. light snow showers expect. the for philadelphia and i-95 corridor during morning hours between 6:00 and 9:00 a.m. with that front just flurries expect. coming up, bigger part of the story will be the temperatures tumbling tomorrow afternoon. a frigid friday. a week even storm here at cbs-3 we're calling it the sunday grammy storms. we will talk more about that coming up with the seven day forecast. >> no award for that kathy thanks very much. >>> stay a step ahead of the weather by down loading the cbs philly weather app wi

and the sharks again temperature at 64 degrees at 7 p.m.ensive marine layer. and then look at the tule fog in the central valley. that continues to wrap around to the tri-valley and the north bay. we have visibility problems at this particular time. but as we take a look at our futurecast we see we are clearing out throughout most areas but the fog is tight at the coastline and it clears out. then the fog redevelops overnight. it will not be quite as widespread tomorrow morning at this time or as extensive. today across the state 74 degrees, ukiah 70, clear skies in yosemite, 61 degrees. 61 degrees in the high sierra. that's almost just as warm as it is in pacifica. we have 64 degrees in monterey bay. sun up in 6:55. goes down at 5:53. temperatures averaging above normal for this 19th day of the month. 64 san francisco. notice mid- and high 60s north bay into the east bay, 70 in livermore. the winds get breezy later this afternoon out of the northwest 10 to 15 miles per hour. here's your extended forecast. offshore flow develops by friday n

4 at 4:00. storm team 4 tracking a wild wintry swing that is moving in on us right now. >> and it's only going colder from here on out. we have team coverage from storm team 4. we'll get to doug and amelia in just a moment. first wendy rieger is following breaking news at the live desk. >> pat, we are going to go back out live to the scene of that school bus crash in silver spring. right now all southbound lanes on georgia avenue are blocked near sligo avenue. be forewarned. 50 students were on the bus, two, we are told have some minor injuries. montgomery county schools tell us that another driver cut off that bus and that caused this bus driver to swerve and slam on the brakes and that's when the kids got thrown around a bit. that bus had left sligo creek elementary. see you in a few minutes at the top of the 5. back to you. >>> let's get the latest on the big chill, amelia. as the sun goes down tonight, the cold sets in. frigid temperatures when you factor in the winds overnight tonight and t

fredricksburg 2 below. 5 above at winchester. zero at dulles. no record at dulles. their record low was 2 below. we've warmed up some. 21 in washington. 22 in fredricksburg. most everybody tonight with clear skies down the temperatures will go once more. clear skies in the morning. some increasing cloudy early in the morning around sunrise but the lows will be already established and temperatures will be slow to climb. but they will climb through the day. but not enough to give us rain when the system comes in. it will give us snow instead. in fact under a winter weather advisory up and down the i-95 corridor and beyond through the day tomorrow and tomorrow evening for snow mixing with sleet and eventually freezing rain and plain rain and more so to the west. higher elevations and beyond where they can be piling up several inches of snow. exactly how much? maybe five or six or more to the west because of this storm system developing in the lower mississippi river valley and as that swings to the north, it's going to bring in the moisture that will fall first as snow

look at the temperatures colder than they are right now at 9:00 noon and at 3:00. we'll see sunshine but the winds will keep going. then we're looking at potentially record-breaking cold tomorrow morning for wilmington allentown and reading. the entire area will be right back in the icebox we saw late last week. but the wind will die down so we won't have the bitter windchills tomorrow morning. but wednesday afternoon, a little bit warmer and a warm up over the weekend as rain returns later on sunday. >> how many days until spring? 27? something like that. >> so many days. not soon enough. >> the "today" show is next. we'll have a local update in about 25 minutes. . >> good morning. flying high. bird man soars at the oscars. eddie nabs best oscar. >> this oscar -- >> julianne moore takes best actress. all the highlights from the show and the red carpet. on alert, the mall of america tightening security in the wake of a new terror threat. while officials know of no specific plot, shoppers are being told to be vigilant. we are there live. kayla's story. for the first

at 5:00 amy hollyfield will join us from napa with a look at how people are recovering. >> it is 4:35. >> service will were upgradeed to levi stadium after there was a problem over the outdoor hockey game between the sharks and the los angeles kings on saturday. our media partner the mercury news reports that is twice the number of rider whose take the rail to the 49ers game. some got to the game late because the light rail was packed with riders. >> two lawmakers are asking for a probe of working conditions at four catholic high schools in san francisco. d assemblyman phil king of san francisco and kevin mullen say the morality clauses of archbishop are discriminatory condemning birth control homosexuality, and artificial insemination but he says the lawmakers need to respect the right to hire people who hold up catholic teachings. >>> the port of oakland is see seeing a work slow down despite the bill define the pacific maritime association and the longshoreman's union reached last week. the port of oakland tolls abc that trucks are moving in and out of the terminals but there are n

looking live at the scene, at this traffic tie-up. i495 is bypass for the country's busiest interstate. >> justin finch has just arrived in wilmington near the scene of the crash justin, good morning. >> off the 495 shoulder near 12th street. you can see behind us the accident is beginning here. on the four # 95 at 12th street. what we have here is a dump truck, separated on one side, the truck on another there was one driver involved in this crash here, and we are told he is injured, extent of his injuries not known this morning. however, the impact of the crash forced the truck to separate. now the investigation has shutdown both sides of the 495 here at 12th street. so drivers in the area are being forced off the highway at this portion back around the rec here. as you can see, there are a tractor-trailer being lifted onto a tow here, caring away. driver, we know, he is injuredment the extent not known here. the investigation is said to tie up traffic throughout the morning. so if you are in the area, going to work or school, you w

sits at 62%. the national percentage has seen an improvement from the previous year but it still means that one out of five students are leaving school without ady proceed he made. the highest rate was in iowa at 90%. >>> more than equipment helped police nab a couple of sus pemgts pektedpekt ed car thieves. is this a bait car. looks like any other car, except it has hidden cameras and microphones that start recording when someone tries to break in. police did tentepartment was watching and they tracked help down pretty fast. >> send that image to that officer's smartphone. so as they're looking for someone that has run away, they can look at their smartphones and when shall be says it wasn't me they go how about this maybe this is you. >> both men have been charged with breaking and entering a motor vehicle as well as theft. >>> if you're still looking for someone to spend valentine's day with d.c. may be the perfect place to look. that's according to a new study by silver spring row.zillow. it s

>>> next at 6:00 breaking news. another mission district fire rips through a residential building in san francisco forcing people and their pets from their homes. >>> also breaking, driver in custody after several crashes in san jose, sending at least two people to the emergency room. >>> a bay area man going for oscar gold. how it evolved from a student film, live from the red carpet in hollywood. abc7 news at 6:00 starts now. >>> a raging fire still smoldering right now in san francisco. the second destructive fire to hit the mission district in the last month. thank you for joining us. >>> let's to right to cornell bernard live from market and church street. >> reporter: we can tell you that church street is still shut down at market. firefighters have contained the blaze at 15th and church, involving three apartment buildings. but the blaze started at 4:15 this afternoon, quickly went to three alarms, smoke and flames got very intense. wind doze at one of the apartment buildings a victorian apartment house were

fan fest yet at at&t park.they missed their giants. >> i can't watch it on tv, sometimes i forget the players' names over time. >> i go into a slow depression because i don't want football, don't like basketball. i just kind of count down the days until baseball starts. >> it's here and fans large and small - [ cheering and applause ] >> reporter: are making the most of it. in every way possible. >> we got to meet buster posey. the second time i actually met him. i had him sign my arm. i'm going later today to get it tattooed to have it permanently. >> reporter: giants fans are some of the best in the game as evidence by the 327 straight regular season sellouts at at&t park and the players are very much aware of this incredible support system. it's >> a tough place to play. they pack the house, love the giants. on the right side of it is going to be a lot better than the other side. >> it's always interesting the way you feel coming in to fan fest. you get the excitement of the fans and it is fun for us. >> rep

7:00 16 at 9:00. and then at noon 18. but the wind will be stronger so it's not going to feel any warmer than it does right now. we'll go through it hour by hour when i'm back in ten minutes. right now let's check in with jillian mele. >> good morning. a live look in bucks county route 1 at pennsylvania avenue. no cars out there. completely clear. 95 looks good through bucks county and even some of your side street 202 parkway is clear. if you're waking up and taking mass transit, septa is okay operating on a normal schedule today. normal schedule for new jersey transit. amtrak operating on a modified schedule due to the cold weather and patco operating on a normal schedule this morning. tracy. >>> when it's this cold it raises concerns for parents who worry about their kids standing at the frigid bus stop. >> hopefully not standing for too long. our matt delucia is live in center city for us. matt, you've talked to doctors. what are they saying about kids and really the exposure they face when they'r

and friday is cold at 22 degrees. no matter what the the weather, is there one thing that is constant. there are crooks out there. in south jersey, shoppers, especially maybe right now need to be aware what looks like a purse to us is just a bank to crooks. it is not so much pickpockets as pick purse, police, want us all to be on the alert. taking a purse or wallet from a shopping cart in a low move and it is a profitable move. in january cherry hill police say this duo distracted a wegmans shopper, made off with her credit card and charged over a thousand dollars on it. on monday mount laurel centerton square shopping center wegmans a man took a what will fret a distracted diner and repeated move at pannera bread restaurant. similar mo used with similar purse habits. >> they will swing their purses over their chairs while they eat. they will not shut the purse. >> reporter: mount laurel police have a good idea who their lassus peck is and said they wouldn't be surprised at all fit turned out to be the same man pictur

at least through 9:00 a.m. where our temperatures throughout the area are close to freezing or still below freezing, you definitely want to be careful. so that's a live look right now at storm force, but here's a first alert that's going to stay in effect until 9:00 a.m. for the dangerous ice, overpasses sidewalks, especially, parking lots side streets, even streets that have been plowed already, as we have cars go by it heats up the moisture then it re-freezes, because temperatures are below freezing or just at freezing, you want to be very careful. so just because it's been plowed, doesn't mean it's on the safe side. very slick and messy roads for us expected at least through 9:00 a.m. here's a look at the leftover moisture that we're dealing with a mix of rain. a wintry mix and even isolated snow showers and then a closer look at these wake-up temperatures. so we're mainly in the 30s right now, but at least through 9:00 a.m., our temperatures will start to get above freezing for philadelphia trenton, down th

on the peninsula, chilly at wood side at 40. palo alto at 43. wood ottawa is 44. warmer headed north at 49 in bemoment. san mateo is 48. san carlos is 48. we have mid-to-upper 40s into the south bay and 43 in san ramon and 39 in napa. you can see the high clouds over the south bay at 101 and 880. 623 to 65 at the coast and upper 60 to low 70s for the rest of us. easy our warmest day. it will be breezy this afternoon. leyla has the thursday commute. could it be bride late? >> in some areas but look at that sunrise a painted picture. the traffic is not pretty, northbound traffic is building coming away from highway 17 but in the southbound direction you have that to look at how beautiful in san jose. now a look at what is happening on the nimitz, southbound side, at 20 miles per hour and slower approaching the accident, the pickup truck and 509 vehicle were were tangled up. look the at backups they have improve and you are looking at solid delays away from 238 and not at 54 miles an hour but slower conditions from 238 to fremont, it will take you 30 minutes. >>> new

big difference will be the temperatures. 32 in gaithersburg now. 36 at dulles. 34 at andrews. 38 at reagantional and will do better tomorrow and for sunday especially. nice feature temperatures dropping into the 20's and rebound through the 30's tomorrow. based all this on the fact it's so mild in the southwest and this air mass moving this from kentucky and tennessee and georgia and south carolina. instead of 30's we'll head to the 40's to near 50 degrees for the day tomorrow. and that partly cloudy skies and head well into the 50's for the day on sunday. look like a frontal system will come down from the north on sunday -- or monday rather giving us a chance of a few showers and there's an outside chance and i throw this in for snow lovers. if the storm develops a little bit later monday maybe could bring cold air to give us a flurry or two late monday before it ends. clearing tuesday and wednesday. look at the end of the line, next friday highs in the 20's. enjoy the brief warming. winter is coming back with a vengeance. that's the latest. back to you. >> okey-doke. thank you very much.

look at those winds. they're out of the northeast at 12 miles an hour. those winds are going to bring our temperatures down a little bit. right now allentown is 22 degrees. could see light snow in allentown, northeast philadelphia 30. but it's atlantic city that's going to see more accumulating snowfall. and still waiting for the first snowflakes to arrive in cape may this morning. they're not that far away. you can see the storm system producing lots of snow in virginia into north carolina and moving to the northeast. so glancing blow is what we'll see from this storm system. by far the heaviest snow is destined for southern delaware. you can see the reach of this storm. even producing some light snowflakes into lancaster county at this hour. take some time before the snowflakes reach the ground but they will be accumulating especially at the shore. by 7:00 this morning, could see a dusting in dover, in millville, close to half inch in cape may and rising. as we go through the morning, expecting most of the snow to fall between 7:00 and 10:00. we'll see

looking live at the vine street express way at 7th street. roads appear ton dry but watch for areas -- to be dry but watch for black ice. 7th street we have an accident. no problems on the vine. we have a problem here, disabled vehicle we've seen a lot of them in extreme cold, knifer road, lots of problems this morning matt and tam. >> we keep talking about the cold as karen did because today it's a shocker. it's making the commute to work and school a dangerous journey "action news" reporter eva pilgrim is live at the septa fern rock station. good morning eva. >> reporter: good morning, tam this is dangerously cold outside you do not need to be outside for very long. we've been showing you this science experiment this is one where you throw the hot water and it turns into snow, i'll do it quickly here, one two three! whew, there you go, i got a little bit on my hand. it shows you how cold it is. it doesn't take anytime for the hot water to turn into snow. the temperatures make it dangerous for people outside. it makes it difficult for the ra

at the dentist?. >> yeah? >> reporter: they came in large groups some with parents like 4-year-old aaron and his mother angela others with friends and teachers from school. >> this is about providing dental care to children of need in our area. >> reporter: free care and today almost 300 youngsters from northern virginia took advantage. all identified by their schools as being in need. some made their first trip to the dentist chair. >> hey, guys. how's it going? hi. what's your name? >> reporter: this doctor led the charge but he wasn't alone. dentist, hygienists helped volunteering their time. they provided about $50,000 in care. >> it's really about having them come away with a positive dental experience so they understand the importance of dental health and dental hygiene. >> it's very important because i want to make sure he has access to good health care and dental care at a young age. >> reporter: dr. elise chu, a volunteer, came all the way pennsylvania today. why? it just felt like the right

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travelers at sfo.d morning. >> this video says it all. piles of snow. the boston area has basically received a month's worth of snow every weekend for the last month. another foot of snow fell in boston yesterday. forecasters say snore storm is expected to hit by storm night. temperatures all around the eastern area, freezing. in some places, the windchill is reaching 20 degrees below zero. >> you can get precy significant frostbite quickly -- pretty significant frostbite quickly, certainly within 30 minutes of being outside. >> a lot of drivers in massachusetts were sturk outside, in their cars for hours. a major interstate had to be shut down after a big pileup because of the treacherous driving conditions in the snow the we met up with travelers at sfo this morning. some aretrying to get to the east coast. >> i have to go from l.a. to philadelphia and i have to be there tonight. >> and? >> and i hope i get there. >> we'll be going to west peach. >> away from boston? >> far away. >> what do you think

look at these temperatures. 12 right now at dulles and andrews. 17 at reagan national. are making it feel much colder. feels like 4 below at dulles and 8 below at gaithersburg. by morning, the temperatures will range between 2 below and 8 above with clear skies but the winds will be strong enough to push the wind chills from 5 to 15 degrees below zero. records could be tied or broken. 8 in washington. 4 at b.w.i. thurgood marshall. 2 below at dulles. we'll get close. they could be tied. they could be broken. we'll tell you what to expect for the weekend. weekend storm we'll keep an eye on, too, in a few minutes. maureen? >> thank you so much doug. the cold weather is prompting schools to change schedules. tomorrow, prince william, loudoun, spotsylvania and stafford schools will be closed. prince george's county and frederick city schools will open two hours late. we have a complete list of all closings and delays right now at the bottom of your screen. some schools struggled with the cold and ice this morning. fairfax county school buses in some areas were running as mu

look at what happens on sunday. our daytime highs stay at 18 degrees. we're also going to be dealing with wind gusts up to 40 45 miles per hour. that makes the feels like temperature in the negative. i go over all the details on what you need to know as we move closer to the weekend. vai? >> thank you, brittney. we continue to follow our big breaking news this morning. the democrats are coming to philadelphia. we'll take a closer look at the visitor and money expected to flood our city with the latest big event being hosted by philly. >>> nbc 10 breaking news. >> and we're following breaking news at this hour. it is official the democratic national convention is coming to philadelphia. ♪ >> there you go. check out that cheesesteak she got out of the fridge. giving you the hint. the video shared on facebook by the democratic party after announcing the 2016 convention is coming to philadelphia. and, of course you can count on nbc 10 news to bring you new information on this breaking story throughout the day on our nbc 10 news app. mayor michael nutter wil

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at the moment we're at 6903. let's look at the euro dollar.1.6 percent which sounds odd given we have made progress. have a look what happened late on friday. we moved from in the 112 to the 114 handle as news of that greek four-month extension had came about. over the weekend as markets open we have slid. we're down 1.66% today just holding on about 130. >> let's get you a rundown what to watch in the u.s. january existing home sales are out at 10:00 a.m. eastern. sales are forecasted to drop more than 1 million after sales rebounded in december. look for earnings today from dish networks express scripts, and tenet health care. let's look at u.s. futures after a big day on friday. the greek debt deal giving some comfort to the market here in europe. it doesn't seem to be helping u.s. futures at this point. dow jones industrial indicating a lower open by around 41 points. keep an eye on nasdaq. let's get to founder and president of bruin hill partners. talking about the nasdaq. do you think we'll break 5,000 this week? >> i do. i think that yo

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to deliver remarks at a cyber-security summit at stanford university. >>james:he's set to arrive at s- f-o on thursday. >>james:he'll travel to palo alto on friday for the summit. >>james:the summit is designed to improve public and private sector efforts to protect american consumers and companies from growing cyber threats. the president will host a roundtable talk with business leaders after the summit and he'll attend a democratic national committee fundraiser in san francisco on friday night. he's scheduled to leave california on saturday. >>james:state regulators are proposing sweeping changes in the way the state protects underground drinking-water supplies from oil and gas operations. >>james:regulators notified the e-p-a yesterday about their plan to bring the state back into compliance with federal safe- drinking water laws. >>james:this after a state review found that the state had authorized oil field injections into protected water aquifers more than 25-hundred times. >>james:nearly half of those injection wells were approved in the last fo

look at the temperature at half moon bay at 56 degrees and we are at 59 in san carlos and everyone else is in the low-to-mid 60s until you get to fremont at 67 in los gatos at 68 so temperatures already at or above our average high. as we lack off to the east it will be cooler at the coast today and warm elsewhere. now, the clouds are coming had tonight and that will lead to cooler afternoons tomorrow and wednesday and the possibility of another offshore event headed to the wreck which will mean if you did not get a chance to get there with warm sunshine on saturday and sunday maybe we could do it this weekend. so here we were this morning you could see the clouds coming up and taking over and that is why we are in the 60s at the coast and 70s elsewhere. in fact we are around 72 in milpitas and 77 in gilroy and only 68 in santa cruz where the clouds are coming in the next hour. half moon bay is 62 and pacifica is 66 with the clouds come in, and low-to-mid 70s on the planes with the 73 at mountain view tying a record at south san francisco and sausalito and low 60s along bodega bay and l

e-mail us at worldwide at cnbc.com. tweet us at our handles on the bottom of the screen. should we keep the audience waiting? >> let's kick off with one or two. >> let's do it. >> we have plenty. we have of course been talking about the possibility of a further crash in russia or crusha. >> crusher. perhaps it should be renamed to the truoble. people are saying those are draed dreadful. what have you come up with? >> despite euro zone in deflation european stocks are at a multiyear high. what's fuelling it. mario draghi. perhaps we should call the rally, the drally. >> you win the first exchanges. >> i don't know about that. >> do keep getting in touch with us either by e-mail or on twitter. let's put the focus on the serious things. we're just about in the red on the stocks 600. we did open a little softer. we had a bit of a yoyo session but nothing too cigsignificant. all the moves were down a quarter of a percent. you can see dominated by red but nothing too significant. the ftse 100 down a quarter of a percent. germany .6% in the red and italy managing to stay just ab

wage at all. a few standouts here. washington state has the highest in the nation at $9.47 an hour. washington, d.c. on the high side as the district's rate at $9.50 an hour. oregon rate is the $9 preponderate 25 an hour. georgia and wyoming at $5.15, and states without wages at all is alabama, south carolina, mississippi, tennessee, and louisiana. now, of course begin walmart being a bell weather, small business advocacy group, federation of independent business says it adds pressure to mom and pop stores who cannot necessarily afford such hikes and rely heavily on entry level hourly wage workers. the international franchise association echoed that same concern adding market forces not government should dictate wage hikes. back to you. >> thank you so much. let's get a market flash. >> shares of coca-cola are rising today. the soda giant announced it's going to boost quarterly dividend by 8% to 33 cents a share. the new analyzed dividend is now $1 preponderate 35 -- $1.32. it's at the foreseeable

it closes at midnight. and trains will be running on a saturday schedule today. >>> as we told you, the frigid temperatures delaying some schools this morning. they're also cancelling some events. we'll look at what is not happening today, next. >>> plus more kids than ever are not getting enough sleep. we'll lack at a new study this morning. >>> and the thermometer says that. that's below 10 degrees. i'm going with disrespectfully cold. that's today's because of aaron. we're going to go out to chuck bell for a look at the >>> welcome back. the george washington birth day parade has been canceled. the cancellation means that the temporary parking restrictions along the route will not be enforced. >>> a new warning for families in ashburn, virginia after a string of break-ins there. the sheriff says to lack your doors and windows and keep your valuables in a safe. burglars have hit three homes in the last couple days. each time they've broken in through a back door or window. they strike in materially evenin

always a great event t kicks off tonight at 6:00 p.m. at the bryce jordan center. "eyewitness news" reporter matt rivers will be live from the psu campus when it all gets rolling. last year, thon raised more than $13 million. so impressive what those students do. >> year after year they do a great job. >> and everyone's having fun. still ahead this morning forget hot chocolate. we'll tell you where you can get free water ice today. what better way to think spring on a freezing morning. >> if you say so. live look at center city from our cbs-3 studios. you may be waking up with a few extra blankets on your bed, no doubt, katie has more in our near record lows, plus, tracking little snow, sleet and rain for the weekend. we'll be right back. >> couple of extra doggies on your bed. >> yes indeed, three >> fake a look at this giant icicle this six-story tall boston bahemith clinging to the side after apartment buildingment boston has seen strange sites as they experience record amounts of snowfall. >> wow. >> from frozen water to water ice, philly's favorite warm weathe

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look at the winds at 16 miles an hour. one in the windchill. by tomorrow morning, one could be the temperature in philadelphia. much of the area even colder than that. cape may doesn't look any different this morning. a little icy scene there. anything that was a little bit melted yesterday afternoon has refrozen tonight. and this morning, the temperatures are still falling. look at the clouds off to the north and west. some of those will be blowing into the area. 1:00 this afternoon, 19 degrees. that's about as warm as it's going to get during the day today. those gusty winds holding the temperatures back. and starting to drop the numbers, by 6:00 this evening. 13 degrees at 6:00. by 11:00 tonight, it will be in the single digits. in philadelphia one degree in allentown, five below in the poconos. and cold across delaware and south jersey. then as we move into tomorrow morning, there's one degree. that would tie the record for tomorrow's date it was set back in 1979. but the wind will still be blowing, so one degree. at 4:00 in the morning, we

1s at 4:51. melissa has a water main break. where is this? >>> in southeast washington. we're talking about 19th street between savannah and tremont, we have the road closed. alternate is 21st. 270 at old hundred everybody headed into town southbound there with no issues here this morning. taking a wide look, everything rolling alon. taking a look in virginia, 95 at lorton road also looking if. i'm back at 4:51. weather and traffic always on the 1s. >>> a lot of people praising lady gaga's music tribute at the oscars. we'll tell you whether people agreed with the academy's movie selections in a live report from hollywood. >>> plus the few video from isis. how children are >>> developing from the live desk this morning, a ferry disaster in bangladesh. 70 confirmed dead. that's half the number of people that were onboard that ferry when will it was hit by a cargo vessel and capsized. the ferry has been pulled to the surface and towed back to shore. 140 passengers were on the ferry. the certainly ha

at premature death in san francisco residence and at the time african americans it was shown died sooner than any other group. fraub fraub heart disease, blood pressure, diabetes, hiv and aids and a category called death of one owns hand. it was found african american males died 20 years sooner than any other group. women 18 years. barb raw garcia wanted to come up with a way across the both sides of the house to address it is h in a systematic way which is no small feat t. is dedecided the department would look at and focus on 4 main indicators that were seen as problematic. deaths due to card ovascular disease, high rates of death for alcoholism for african american men, higher rates of death for women due to breast cancer which is important in that we found african american women got breast cancer in smaller rates, but died in larger rates than the average population and sexual health among young african american women. [inaudible] first look at our own health and clean our house first before weopeten up to the general population. as roldened talked about she put toort a advicery comm

with "on the red carpet" at the oscars and at 4:00 see what the stars are wearing at the red carpet livepatrick harris host the oscars. you can get a complete list of the nominees at oscar.com. >> there will be southern showers in southern california. but for the bay area we wish we could get some of that. we are looking at breezy conditions. the camera shaking a little bit. a cooling trend and brisk winds to talk about when we return. >> thank you, lisa. also next, a man who had a front row seat during the civil rights movement. how he's now sharing his experience necessary a new medium. and san francisco's young superhero will be on the big screen in the south bay this week. where you can catch the documentary about guess what goes really well with eggs? pillsbury grands biscuits. make breakfast even better. grands biscuits. make breakfast pop. here's a new trick for the same old dinner. try unsloppy joes. pillsbury grands biscuits. ♪ make dinner pop. ♪ yoplait greek 100. for when you just can't make it without a protein-packed, thick and creamy, power-me-up-with-something filling tast

gilroy at 43.ok for 70-78 today. 30 up in truckee. 58 already down in monterey which is the same for san diego. if you are heading to themanner to ray peninsula, it will be in the mid to upper 70s. high clouds that is it. lots of sun today. mild to warm. a little bit of hazy skies. temperatures just a little bit above average. there is no sign of any rain for the next 7-10 days for us. cool morning, warm afternoon. highs beginning to move out pretty quick once we get going. 68-78 on the temps. 74 st. helena. 72 petaluma. 73 clear lake. fairfield 70 degrees. 70s for many here including oakland to 74. 77 santa cruz. 78 gilroy. 74 san jose. 73 palo alto. 74 in wood side. there there you go, not much change. >> beautiful for september or august, june. >> april. >> yeah. not february. >> thank you, steve. >>> 6:52 is the time. turning red into green this valentines day. how many money people are willing to shell out for their loved ones and the impact valentine's day will have on bay area businesses. >>

this happened last night at bethune cook man university in date tone at a beach. people suffered graze wounds but only one of them had to actually be taken to the hospital. police have not confirmed a motive but witnesses say that they heard fighting before those gun shots went off. >>> the lehigh county district attorney says a police shooting that killed a stabbing suspect does appear to be justified. 42-year-old jerome nichols crashed an suv into a fence and then tried to escape on foot. police say nichols attacked an officer with a kitchen knife and was stabbing him when another officer fired that fatal shot. this all began early yesterday morning when nichols reportedly first barged into his excold front's home and stabbed her. she and had wounded officer were both put into the hospital but they're both expected to be fine. >> we are new surveillance video that philadelphia police hope will help solve two robberies. they say the man seen walking through the front door here is responsible for robbing a pair of metro pcs stores in the city. this was taken on fe

cold at the shore, 12 degrees in wildwood. atlantic city at the airport, 13. and 11 degrees for pottstown and reading. so across the entire region the same sort of conditions. that's very light, fluffy snow. there you can see it in cape may on beach avenue. 5:00 this morning, a steady snow in philadelphia. by 7:00 it tapers off in the city. by 9:00 it might still see snow falling in cape may, but not in philadelphia. just cold and cloudy. and we'll be waiting for the afternoon sunshine. first alert meteorologist brittney shippis is taking a look at the snow out there. >>> if you are watching the central and southern parts of delaware along cape may county we'll look at the snow forecast heading throughout the rest of your tuesday morning. snowfall totals between five to nine inches for rehoboth beach. parts of sussex county picking up 4.5 inches of snow already. and if you're closer to millville, closer to seven inches is expected with this system. and you will notice as we get closer to philadelphia and some of the suburb locations, the snowfall totals go dow

at this point if you look the at what a mature team has to do to contend, we are looking at 2021.ers in this year and next year and then you say four or five or six years to get ready can you wait that long. >> i like the move. >> i to not. >> i like the move. >> they have no assets right now. >> they are going to get assets. >> the draft, this draft was supposed to be very good as turning out not to be good. >> there are four good players we will for sure have a good pick. >> do you think. >> you hope he will be good. >> we keep resetting and resetting. a lot of people are more upset about kj mcdaniels. >> he was playing well. >> after an turner was second pick overall and he was not a piece of what is a exam beyond shim keep. people continue to accumulate draft picks. we will future talent come in. >> it the remind me of john wall he was supposed to be so great and took him a while to mature. >> he is a heck of a player right now. >> but there is no guarantee for every tom wall there is daunte exum. you know, he cannot get on the court. >> can we get oakfor out of duke. >> in di

at one point the robber's mask came off, giving us a good look at his face. police say cash was taken but they still haven't caught the guy. to get a closer look at him, go to nbcwashington.com and search "robbery." >>> the number of fighters reported to be involved in an attack by isis at the al asad air base in iraq has tripled. we're now hearing that 25 fighters were killed by iraqi security forces today. three of them were wearing suicide vests. 400 u.s. marines are stationed at that base to train iraqi forces. they were two mile ace way when the attack occurred. >>> there's a new nbc news marist poll that suggests that 534% of americans want congress to approve president obama's request for authorization to use force against isis. 32% of the people polled say they want their member of congress to vote against it. here's chuck todd with a look at what's coming up on "meet the press" this sunday. >> how does america go to war? it's a question that hasn't been debated in decades. and it's now in congress' hands as the president asks for authority that he al

80 and napa at 80 and south bay at 78 and san francisco at 76 an walnut creek at 75. wild and wacky and unusual. so going into the morning forecast as we go to saturday, it is going to be clear here and moes of the temperature ss in the upper 40s and 50s, but we are going to be likely seeing some of the coolest temperatures in marin and napa counties. you will need a jacket to start out, but the microcast shows that we will catapult by the afternoon and see the numbers 20 to 25 degrees above our averages. san jose should just be at 61 degrees this time of the year, and we are forecasting 81. morgan hill 82. and palo alto, 80, and so the reason that palo alto and pacifica will have the same temperature is the fact that they have dry offshore winds coming from the north and the east. so it is not the colder and the westerly wind coming from pacifica and that is why the beaches will be warming up. and with the marie rena at 74 and back towards downtown at 78. and for the north bayh and the east bay and the tri valley it just continues and hard to believe it is going to b

and good day to fly no problems at the moment at philly international.is, lauren, back over to you. >> bob, thank you. meantime at 5:34, 29 year old man is dead following a double stabbing outside a philadelphia bar the second man, a 27 year old was taken to the hospital in critical condition. this stabbing happened near the che bar johnson 3:00 this morning. police say there was fight inside the bar before the victims were stabbed outside. >> fears fire on monday, fearing this build doing collapse. >> to jennifer joyce live in west philly. good morning jen. >> good morning chris lauren, on monday, just 3 degrees, as firefighters were battling a fire here at 52nd and locust streets. look, this is a result with the hoses freezing on contact with this building. now, there is major concern for safety, the fear is that the weight of the ice combined with the fire damage will cause this build to go collapse. so, three blocks surrounding this building, are now blocked off. police are here, yesterday fox 29 crews left messages with the philadelphia fire marshal

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bail at $1 million. he bludgeoned his girlfriend and her father between friday night and saturday morning. they died of head trauma. nothing has been released as to the details of the killing. >>> a dangerous batch of heroin is to blame for recent overdoses and at least one death. they are stamped with the phrase 1 stop in purple letters. the heroin turned up in atlantic county including atlantic city. >>> a super comeback. did you see the end? >> no i didn't. >> it's almost impossible. if you see the highlights you know it was dramatic. new england is waking up champions this morning. >> it's not just what happened on the field that is the topic of conversation. >> i died from an accident. >> still ahead, the maker of this hard hitting ad responds to critics and other commercials that are the topic this morning as well. bill? >>> slippery conditions north and west. the pocono mountains, snow is continuing to come down. that's a live view of camelback. where the worst of the conditions are. right now, 33

at home. >> reporter: the faa releasing an ad warning spectators to keep their drones at home. but rules for the devices remain cloudy. no flying within 400 feet of air traffic. with more government guidelines expected this year. kendis gibson abc news, new york. >> speaking about that super bowl, sorry. >> i picked the winner. >> really? >> yes. he picked the loser. we'll talk much more than. >> i picked the pats. >> we're going need an instant replay. >> good thing i didn't call you a loser. >> that's true. >> let's go, winner! >> live doppler 7 hd right now it is a quiet pattern ball. much different story on the east coast right now, where they are dealing with a major winter storm. take a look at this. we have winter storm warnings that stretch across 14 states from the midwest into new england through tomorrow. the reason why? yeah, this monster that has been brewing. it moved through the midwest earlier today, dropped more than a foot of snow in parts of illinois. and now it's all pushin

at&t park. police tried to stop and question the man but he ran off new york knocking one of the officer -- knocking one of the officers off the platform. the officer had minor injuries. >>> the stanford university board of atrustees approved a tuition hike of 3.5%. tuition will be more than $45,000. for students who live on campus, total undergraduate fees will jump to $60,000. but stan fmpd says only one- third of students pay the full tuition with two-thirds steeving some sort of financial aid or scholarship assistance. >>> about a third of alabama's counties have hished same-sex marriage licenses -- have issued same-sex marriage licenses. hundreds of couples have gotten them. at least one couple has already gotten married. earlier, alabama's chief justice tried to stop the marriages telling judges they didn't have to obey the federal order. >> we are afightinging for our lives -- we are fighting for our lives here. we've always been americans. it's like how are we not being seen equally as h

your is a look at the car he was using. -- here is a look at the car he was using. it had flashing blue lights in the grill. >> the police say a suspect stole a phone at l'enfant plaza then ran onto a metro train. a good samaritan intervened and was stabbed in the hand. the police arrested a 19-year-old suspect at the next stop. new developments about safety in the wake of the metro smoke incident. the u.s. department of transportation federal transit administration announced it will conduct a safety management inspection of the rail and bus system. he will evaluate the emergent days -- the emergency preparedness of the system. today, d.c. mayor muriel bowser ordered radio testing inside of metro stations. the ntsb will hold hearings in june. >> a first look at stolen items confiscated by the police in an unusual theft ring bust. several people were arrested. they seize stolen items like guns and drugs. abc 7 was the only station inside the million dollar home where the group would squatting. it was littered with clothing, mattresses food, and they even had a baby l