migrants come to coastal cities in search of higher wages. but ironically, many are now being forced to return inland to work for recently built factories that seek cheaper labor. meanwhile, he is tending to new business. he fills boxing with a range of new products that have just been released. he heads to a department store in the shopping district. >> he gets to work straightaway. i wants to shoot around 30 products today. he moves from shop to shop, shooting different items. he plans to use the pictures on a new on line store he is opening for the european market. he continues shooting until his last battery dies out. >> he is devising a system whereby excel goods not only to large scale wholesalers, but also directly to retailers around the world. the new trading path from china to europe has been paved. stimulating the economy of inland regions had been an issue for china for many years, leading to the creation of the one belt, one road policy. the effects are already evident in yiwu. the first station on the yixunou railway, which is u

when forces raided a home in the coastal city. five of his people were killed in the shoot out. 6 others arrested. he was later captured at a nearby motel. drug lord broke out of a high security prison in july. threu through this tunnel. charged. >> >> mexican attorney general said extradition is set to begin. but didn't specify when. the united states sought his extradition in june. before he escaped. drug lord is included in at least 7 drug related indictments and various u.s. jurisdictions. >> the convoy should reach the city. within days. and this deployment comes off the united nations received credible reports of people die diana spencerring of starvation surrounded by syria government forces. >> >> ahead in sports. the avs go for a fourth straight win. we'll have an update on the game in progress. from chicago. >> wild card weekend is a wrap. >> all right. elite 8 of the nfl. 32 teams down to 8. still with the chance to win super-bowl 50. that will take place later in month. we told you the top of the newscast. broncos know

staying.during a shoot-out, guzman escaped that home, but was later captured on a highway near the coastal city 3 3 the italian coast guard says it rescued 36 migrants of the coast of greece on monday evening.they were rescued on the aegean sea - off the coast of greece.among the 36 were 9 women and 12 children under the age of 2, who were traveling in a small vessel. 3 3 the uk based syrian observatory for human rights says that since the beginning of january... russian airstrikes targeting a number of different syrian provinces had killed in total 471 civilians, among them 127 children and 56 women. the non- profit group also says they have documented the death of 211 civilians, including 30 children and 20 women, by aerial bombardments by bashar al-assad's air force during the same time period. 3 <

. >> anchor: and back here at home marsh field one of many coastal cities spent the morning digging out after the storm dump aid foot of snow there. >> anchor: the winter park way in revere. look at this picture here. the road so flood today to be shut down for a few hours earlier today. huge am waves crashing in the background of the picture here. >> anchor: and the snow may be on the way out as well. we are expecting warmer temperatures this week. and the melt it is on. brae has a check of your forecast. >> reporter: radar satellite imagery looks more quiet than 24 hours ago. light snow flurries. these flakes are flaky as i said during the 10:00 hour. they'll pop up and move through and go away. not amounting to much there. nothing like last night of temperatures under a south westerly flow by the middle of the week. cold air doesn't stay far off. winter is not over. and also watching the potential for more snow into the end of the week. explain that coming up in a bit. for tonight partly cloudy skies. less wind. the winds died down all day long long. it will get the coldest for the a

. >>> the impact of the monster el nino will be felt in california, the coastal city, but will be seen inland. experts expect changes across the south and east coast. wherever you live, you'll feel it. this el nino intends to make it known to the foundations of this community nt on that here is correspondent jake ward. >> this is what 5 inches of rain in an our does to a baked hillside. this spilt over a freeway taking with it hundreds of cars and stranded passengers. that is nothing compared to if an el nino arrives. >> take the smaller event and make it rain longer. >> geologist jeff mount is an expert on the rivers and water supply. >> we are not ready for the large floods. >> to keep floodwaters under control. california has 13,000 miles of levies, a katrina type disaster poised to flood california. >> there are two kinds of levies, those that have failed or will. eventually your system will be overwhelmed the the question we have is this the year. the year that the system is overwhamed. >> the california delta encompasses 1,000 miles of waterways, home to thousands of people and t

>>>>eporter: was recaptured early friday when mexican forces raided a home in the coastal city. five of these people were killed in a shootout and six others were arrested. nearby motel. in a rolling stone article penn wre that guzman was interested in having a story written on his life. el chapo faces drug trafficking charges in several states and us officials hope to extradite him after he was captured in february 2014. oralia ortega -- cbs 4 news. on the interview. he called it grotesque that the actor would interview the drinking while he was still at large. >>> i want to take you live to our hometown rally for marco rubio at the intercontinental rally. this is a fundraising event that is just getting started. a special guest of the rally, rick harrison from the pawn stars. rubio has not yet taken the stage. >>> we are weeks away from the country. candidates hillary clinton and bernie sanders are nearly head- hampshire. among likely caucus goers clinton edges out sanders by just three points. she thompson 48% to 45% a lead that is within the poll's >>> the white house is rel

guzman was recaptured early friday when mexican forces raided a home in the coastal city of los mochis. five of el chapo's people were killed in a shootout.. six others arrested. el chapo was later captured at a nearby motel. the drug lord broke out of a high security prison in july through this elaborate tunnel. prison officials were fired -- and dozens of people charged. the mexican attorney general said extradition proceedings are set to begin, but did not specify when. the united states had sought guzman's extradition in june before he escaped. the drug lord is included in at least seven drug-related indictments in various u.s. jurisdictions. a passenger on a packed bay area rapid transit train was shot and killed saturday night. the gunman got away at a west oakland station and is still on the loose. the incident left riders panicked and fearful it was a terrorist attack. but a bart spokesman says this was an isolated incident, and not part of a greater plot. no word on what led up seattle police stopped a knife wielding man - as they responded to a report of an attempted car thef

guzman was recaptured early friday when mexican forces raided a home in the coastal city of los mochis. five of el chapo s people were killed in a shootout.. six others arrested. el chapo was later captured at a nearby motel. the drug lord broke out of a high security prison in july through this elaborate tunnel. prison officials were fired -- and dozens of people charged. i m reid binion reporting. the mexican authorities say extradition proceedings are set to begin -- but did not specify when. the united states had sought guzman s extradition in june before he escaped. the drug lord is included in at least seven drug-related indictments in various u.s. jurisdictions. hundreds of people joined french leaders for a ceremony today honoring victims killed in paris terror attacks over the past year. they gathered to attacks at the offices of the french satirical magazine charlie hebdo and a kosher supermarket a year ago... as well as the 130 deaths in coordinated attacks on november 13th. french president francois hollande unveiled a plaque... and a tree was lit in remembrance of the vict

marshfields one of the coastal cities where people spent the more than a float of snow there and it caused flooding along the shoreline. >> reporter: people in marshfield spent their sunny sunday digging out one scoop at a time. storms slammed into the area bringing high wind and lots of snow. this winter wallop did not bring the kind of damage that people in the area have seen in the years past. >> this is nothing compared to last year. >> it is cold and windy but not too bad. >> reporter: with the snowplowed and winds at manageable weather, many spent the afternoon watching the waves rolling in. mother nature put on quite a show for several hours. >> these waves were completely hitting these houses right here. crashing them. >> reporter: and that did cause problems. yesterday, it was the snow and wind. today, it is the waves crashing wall section of marsh field and that is causing flooding. >> the water is coming through. every high tide, the water is coming over the wall. >> reporter: over the wall and not through the wall like it did last year when the sea wall was breached causing maj

guzman was recaptured early forces raided a home in the coastal city of los mochis. five of el chapo's people were killed in a shootout.. six others arrested. el chapo was later motel. out of a high security prison in july through this prison officials re fired -- and charged. i'm reid binion reporting. deborah said extradition proceedings are set to begin-- but did not specify when. the drug lord is connected to at least seven drug-related indictments in various u-s jurisdictions. deborah the internional red cross says an aid convoy should reach the syrian city of madaya within days. this week, the united nations said it's received credible reports of people dying of starvation in the city. officials say the aid convoy could feed 40-thousand people for a month -- but they caution regular access is needed. the besieged city has been cut off since july...and hahabeen surrounded by syrian government forces and hezbollah. officials also want to deliver aid to two towns loyal to the syrian regime, however guaranteeingsafe passage io all areas is expected to be a complex

guzman was recaptured early friday when mexican forces raided a home in the coastal city of five of el chapo's people were killed in a shootout.. six others captured at a nearby motel. the drug lord broke out of a high security prison in july through this elaborate tunnel. prison officials were fired -- and dozens of people charged. i'm reid binion reporting. nikki: the mexican attorney general said extradition proceedings are set to begin, but did not specify when. the united states had sought to bring him to the country june before he escaped. the drug lord is included in at least seven drug-related indictments in various u.s. jurisdictions. nikki: democratic candidates for president are gearing up for the iowa democratic party's black and brown forum tomorrow. it's a chance for them to hear about issues that impact iowans of color. but one man running for president says even though he's made it onto the ballots of 20 states, he has been left out of the forum. "let's look at the name--black and brown--i'm supposed to be brown...well they only invited three white folks...the same thre

now migrant workers in the coastal city in the southeast of the country are feeling the full force of the slowdown. business is not as good as it used to be. in the past hour, 10,000 people have been banned. now only a few thousand are left. >> china's economic growth is at its lowest level in 25 years. it grew by 6.9% in 2015 compared to its 7.3% a year earlier. the figures are in line with targets set by beijing, the world's second-largest economy. -- as china's -- th is seen investors are worried. >> china is in a transitional phase between old and new. transitional industries are big in size, emerging industries are small in size even though they are growing fast. the emerging industries cannot make up for the traditional industries' slowdown, so the overall economy is facing downward pressure. >> some observers claim china posit growth is weaker than traditional -- traditional -- some to move toward consumption. and services. the latest figures coming out of china, and growth in the overall economy. i am joined by tom stevenson, investment director at fidelity international in lo

the coastal cities certainly enjoying the nice above average temperatures. your wind speed is not too bad. 12 miles per hour in philadelphia, we have seen the winds pop up a bit. teens are the south and a tad breezy at times this afternoon and you'll want to bundle up as you head outdoors. by 4:00, 43. and we'll get our high of 45 around 2:30 or 3:00. and 6:00, 37 degrees and by 10:00 we are back into the 20s and we'll see that number drop. we have a shot of going down to the low 20s in philadelphia by morning. and of course that cloud cover will continue to break up. can you see how there are breaks out to the west. as we step back inside we'll talk about how the numbers are dropping and the melting snow we have got is continuing across the region and could refreeze on sidewalks. and sara and rick it's a good idea to get out and salt the walk if you see it wet as the sun is going down. i'll be back in a bit with the accuweather forecast. more sun coming in. >> stay tuned for that thank you david. a reminder to stick with 6abc.com/weather. stormtracker 6 liv

saturday for a lot of the coastal cities is going to be the really troublesome day with all of the snowwind, and that's going to be a combination of the wind which could go over 50 miles an hour with some places that could see over two feet of snow before all is said and done. back to you. >> governor chris christie will continue to campaign in new hampshire despite the storm bearing down on his home state. christie says new jersey has things pretty well in hand. >> if i feel like it's necessary to get down there, i will. but we have all of our people ready to go. >> reporter: christie who's polls numbers have slipped from 12 to 6% in new hampshire has lined up a number of townhall events over the weekend. carly fiorina is polling even lower than christie at just 4%. she is in washington, d.c. today. she scheduled to speak at today's annual abortion rights march for life rally, getting underway shortly. the demonstration is going ahead despite the bad weather forecast. she is hoping that today's appearance will go better than the one on thursday. she is being accused of ak -- ambushing

guzman was recaptured early friday when mexican forces raided a home in the coastal city of los mochis. five of el chapo s people were killed in a shootout.. six others arrested. el chapo was later captured at a nearby motel. high security prison in july through this elaborate tunnel. prison officials were fired -- and dozens of people charged. i m reid binion reporting. the mexican authorities say extradition proceedings are set to begin -- but did not specify when. the united states had sought guzman s extradition in june before he escaped. the drug lord is included in at least seven drug-related indictments in various u.s. jurisdictions. hundreds of people joined french leaders for a ceremony today honoring victims killed in paris terror attacks over the past year. they gathered to remember the 17 people killed in attacks at the offices of the french satirical magazine charlie hebdo and a kosher supermarket a year ago... as well as the 130 deaths in coordinated attacks on november 13th. french president francois hollande unveiled a plaque... and a tree was lit in remembrance of the

. >> coastal cities in new jersey also saw flooding, but governor chris christie says it could have been a lot worse. looking at all this video, no major damage from flooding has been reported. the ripple effect of the storm is affecting flights in the bay area. at sfo, there are 39 arriving canceled today and 29 departures as well. airports on the east coast are back up and running, but it's expected to take days to clear the backlog. excitement is building for super bowl 50. crews are busy conducting fan experience, and that includes super bowl city right next to tell bark darrow. today it's causing new concern for businesses in the area. nbc bay area's christie smith live in san francisco with the unpredictable juggling act many are trying to prepare for. christie. >> down here along the embarcadero it's looking more and more like super bowl city with the construction and road closures going on. we did speak with a couple of businesses and they're excited about the potential of having all that foot traffic down here but also trying to figure out a few things to make it work. some unkn

guzman was recaptured early friday when mexican forces raided a home in the coastal city of los mochis. five of el chapo's people were killed in a el chapo was later captured at a nearby motel. the drug lord broke out of a high security prison in july through this elaborate tunnel. prison officials were fired -- and dozens of people charged. the mexican attorney general said extradition proceedings are set to begin, but did not specify when. the united states had sought guzman's extradition in june before he escaped. the drug lord is included in at least seven drug-related indictments in various u.s. jurisdictions. do you have an aversion to snakes??? your friends at the wilbur d. may museum are here to help - their new exhibit will get you a little cozier with these creatures. here's a kolo-8 sports break -- dave rice is out as u-n-l-v head basketball coach after starting the season 7-1, the rebels 8 games, including their first 3 in mountain west play... rice was in his 5th season at u-n-l-v, where he had a record of 98-54 and 2 trips to the n-c-a-a tournament... associate head coach

of sunshine but it will be cold with highs or lows starting off a thirty degrees closer to the coastal city lot of toys especially farther and one and then by saturday afternoon we're going to tap into a southerly wind that can help to boost our temperatures and to the fifties so for today upper forties right around fifty especially father to our south forty eight in newport news as well as northeastern north carolina go climb into the fifties by this afternoon and are plenty of sunshine so here's a look at the seven day forecast forty eight degrees today in the fifties on saturday's sixty five sunday and monday arrange the rehab into the middle part of the week temperatures soar to one back and forth tuesday wednesday and thursday was still not bad for this time of the year as a look at your weather forecast. ashley hopefully no issues on its rbc this early in the morning not at all the overnight road work at the chart bt has wrapped up in fact all of our overnight road work has cleared right now just the ongoing construction or nice traffic flows as we take a look at the tar beaten out of

security forces captured guzman after a shoot-out in the coastal city of los noches.e had been on the run for six months after escaping for prison. it is reported it comes for a major relief for mexico's president. >> for a third time, the world's mostly notorious drug lord was arrested by mention con security forces. his arrest ends a six-month embarrassment for the mexican government. >> intensive careful intelligence and criminal investigation work was to detain and pull apart the network of influence and protection that surround they had criminal. mexico confirmed its institutions have the necessary capabilities to overcome those who threaten the stability of mention candle families. its success demonstrates when we mexicans work together, there is no adversity we cannot overcome. the government says he was arrested on friday morning someone called to complain about armed men holed up inside a motel. during a shoot-out, the government says it will killed 5 criminals and arrested six including the head of the sinaloa drug cartel. el chapo has taken on mythical stat

. >>> people in coastal cities of peru are dealing with severe weather.eorologist robert speta joins us now with the details. >> yes, across much of this area, what we have been looking at is kind of an enhancement from the el nino, that's the warm waters off the pacific coastline here and even back toward the east, severe flooding reported over the past several weeks over parts of ar gen too, paraguay and southern brazil. if you look over at per rue, strong winds have come in. let's look at video. look at those swells. right there. that is absolutely dangerous if anybody is out there on the pier. waves cresting over two meters high. many of the worst-hit areas along this region are there across the fishing communities of peru. look at that boat being ripped right over there. some other areas across that region, we have high-wind warnings in effect and that could bring large waves as well. not just rain but also the winds and the waves. as far as the forecast is concerned, the wave should taper off into the weekend. you are still looking at lying pipgs --

guzman was recaptured early friday when mexican forces raided a home in the coastal city of los mochis. five of el chapo's people were killed in a shootout.. six others arrested. el chapo was later captured at a nearby motel. the drug lord broke out of a high security prison in july through this elaborate tunnel. prison officials were fired -- and dozens of people charged. i'm reid binion reporting. the mexican attorney general said extradition proceedings are set to begin... but did not specify when. the united states had sought guzman's extradition in june before he escaped. the drug lord is included in at least seven drug-related indictments in u-s jurisdictions. more than 50- thousand football fans braved the cold -- in the third coldest game in n-f-l history. temperatures were negative six wind chill of negative 25 in minneapolis, minesota. the vikings and seahawks faced off in an n-f-c wild card playoff game. it was the coldest one in vikings' history... but that didn't stop fans from showing their support and passion for their team! some say the home field advantage and elements

he was recaptured on friday in the coastal city six months after he escaped from prison. he is wanted by the u.s. on charges of drug smuggling. the latest from the city. >> reporter: on saturday mexican authorities removed the bodies of five men killed in the raid that led to joaquin guzman's arrest. as experts looked for more includes, authorities in the capital started to look for steps in how he could be extradited to the u.s. to face drug trafficking, money laundering and murder murder charges. according to the mexican attorney-general's office, extra days could come in a matter of weeks or months, depending on legal road blocks his his lawyers are expected to raise. >> translation: as his defense counsel, i maintain that national sovereign ultimately, the sovereignty of connection can institutions must be respected for the carrying carrying out of justice. >> reporter: when he was captured in 2014, the attorney-general at the time joked that he could serve time in the u.s. only after serving 300 or 400 years in a mexican jail. his hollywood caper like escape through a

saturday for a lot of the coastal cities is going to be the really troublesome day with all the snow and wind and that's going to be combination of the wind which could go over 50 miles an hour with some places especially right near d.c. that could see over two feet of snow before all is said and done. back to you. >> now to the water crisis in flint, michigan, the federal government is now stepping into help. the e.p.a. issued an emergency order, taking over water testing there. thursday, the regional director of the e.p.a. resigned over allegations the agency didn't do enough to fix the problems in flint and president obama will send federal aid to repair flint's infrastructure. >> we're going to have to funding available to you by the end have next week, including more than $80 million for the state of michigan. our children should not have to be worried about the water that they're drinking in american cities. that's not something that we should accept. >> al jazeera's andy is in flint with more. >> the $80 million that president obama has now committed to the city of flint will

and the mayor of pacifica says she has had enough with loud planes ruining the quiet feel of her coastal city> i felt jittery and i just stopped where i was and said what is it? it was the sound. every two minutes that particular day that i was home. >> reporter: dan hears them too. he launched a website at www.loudjet.net allowing people to submit their noise complaints straight to the faa. >> absolutely the complaints have gone up. >> reporter: here is why. the faa switched to a gps based system which was intended to be an upgrade but it has been anything but. >> it was supposed to help. and, in the end it wound up making things in many places worse. >> reporter: instead of flying over the bay where planes won't dispush people, they are headed straight ore normally quiet cities like brisbane and pacifica. >> when you initiate something new for the first time, you will have some bugs. >> reporter: many say those bugs are giant and loud and ruining their peace and quiet. and it is time for the faa to step in. >> if the public speaks, we all have to listen. >> reporter: so this thursday mornin

coastal cities and towns along the south shore your rid about more than just snow. they're prepping for rough surf and also dealing with power outages. 7's jonathan hall in marshfield where right around this time all along the water. >> jonathan: hey, nick, everyone will remember that storm for sure. marshfield has these seawalls to protect them. this is a spot where a seawall was ruined about a year ago, january 27, 2015. they hope this one will not be one to remember. look at the ocean at low tide, whipping winds rocked our s.u.v. as we stopped to shoot these pictures. some people were venturing out figuring it's not all this bad even for a jog. you were out running. >> yeah, yeah, it was incredible. it was windy. >> jonathan: you're willing to just brave it? >> it's great to be out in the elements. >> jonathan: marshfield emergency manage. officials suspect there could be minor flooding when high tide hits at 11:00. tomorrow morning is expected to be worse. roads were slick and covered with slush and snow, but traffic was moving along route 139 near the pembroke

: the mayor of pacifica says she has had enough with loud planes ruining the quiet feel of her coastal city it was the sound every two minutes that particular day that i was home. >> reporter: he hears them, too. he launched a website at www.loudjet.net allowing people to submit their noise complaints straight to the faa. >> absolutely. complains have gone up. >> reporter: here's why. the past year the faa switched to a gps-based system which was intended to be an upgrade. but chair of the sfo roundtable says it's been anything but. tra it was supposed to help and in the end it wound up making things worse. >> reporter: instead of flying over the bay where planes won't disturb people, they are heading straight over normally quiet cities like brisbane and pacifica. >> when you initiate something new for the first time, you're going to have some bugs. >> reporter: many in this room say those bugs are giant and loud and ruining their peace and quiet. it's time for the faa to step in. >> if the public speaks, we all have to listen. >> reporter: this thursday morning the sfo roundtable group wil

guzman was recaptured early friday when mexican forces raided a home in the coastal city of los mochis. five of el chapo's people were killed in a shootout.. six others arrested. el chapo was later captured at a nearby motel. the drug lord broke out of a high security prison in july through this elaborate tunnel. prison officials were fired -- and dozens of people charged. i'm reid binion reporting. action news is tracking the latest weather developments a live look outside right now. nice this weekend. but will those warmer temperatures stick around. lets check in with action news meteorologist karla huelga and weather first. karla. security concerns forced a plane scheduled to arrive in an early landing in vancouver. a united airlines flight took off early yesterday morning from anchorage. several hours into the flight, discovered a threatening message from one of the passengers and made the emergency landing. canadian authorities took the suspect in custody. no injuries were reported. a troubling report out tonight about airline pilots. according to the transportation department, th

the city, coastal areas, basically nothing. it's a little bit colder. an inch to locally an inch up in the cat skills. this is not a big deal but just a trend. i will say the overall long range trend, there are pieces out there floatin around that might eventually come together for something a little bit more than that. just alhint. >> wow. >> during the winter months. >> in our lifetime? >> it will happen. >> what's happening, lauren? >> sometimes traffic is perplex perplexing perplexing. we have one of those situations. an overturned tractor-trailer between hillary and the bqe. pretty slow go. i don't know how it happened. no access to the eastbound bqe. 'll take a live look outside. most of the roads look like this. grand central parkway looking outside to laguardia. no majss delays. in for a nice ride. >> thank you very much. talk about the winter but let's talk about the summer. new jersey lawmakers just voted to restore beach access rules at were struck down by a court those rules allow shore towns to decide who uses thei

guzman was recaptured early friday when mexican forces raided a home in the coastal city of los mochis.five of el chapo's people were killed in a shootout.. six others arrested.el chapo was later captured at a nearby motel.the drug lord broke out of a high security prison in july through this elaborate tunnel. prison officials were fired -- and dozens of people charged. i'm reid binion reporting. extradition proceedings are chapo.he was told, in being processed. if you've visited omaha - you know the old** market area - is the focal point - of the - down**town. down**town.but part of it - - looks much different - after an explosion - and fire - tore through - m's** pub.a natural gas line - exploded - shattering windows - and sending flames - up the side of the building. a manager at the pub - says crews working on a cable line - may have ruptured the gas pipe.people in the area - say they knew something was wrong. "people were screaming and running out of there and trying to get away from the fire and the police were just yelling for everyone to evacuate the two block area." area."incredibl

this a coastal city. you can see behind me when high tide came through, it created a mess on the street. this is clear compared to where the water was in the middle of the street. trash and ice all about. i spoke to a couple who tells me this gets flooded every time there is a nor'easter. part of the reason why is there is a bay and canal that runs through this neighborhood. coincidentally as the storm was peaking, the full moon was in effect. the foot of water that came through the neighborhood. you see the high mark. the gentleman told me his garage got full of water, but he was prepared. erased several of his belonging so they would not be effected by the water. we spoke to neighbors who did not prepare for the storm. they did not put up sand bags or storm up. they said sand bags are use less. they said the water will do what the water will do. in this case, the water did not do much damage. the area was seriously affected by super storm sandy a few years ago. fortunately it does not appear the water d

that's why there are blizzard warnings for the coastal cities. winds are going to come in right out of the east off of the atlantic ocean and really blow all of that snow around. for us, the northern fringe of tonight and tomorrow but a quiet weather weekend. for once, we're not in the storm zone, if you will, but a lot of our friends are, all the way from chattanooga, tennessee, up through west virginia and kentucky. heavy snow there d.c. and baltimore. freezing rain for raleigh down into charlotte. 22 degrees, quieter weather. just some isolated flakes. if you have evening plans, take the coast. no real big impact from this winter storm. 28 tomorrow, mainly cloudy, maybe an isolated flurry in the morning, then quiet for the afternoon. akron, canton, a flurry tonight, tomorrow 27 with a morning snowflake. seven-day. let's show you sunday, 34. how about 42 on monday, and then rain changing to snow on tuesday, 38. lee and frank. >>> the race for the white house heats up as the first caucus is just weeks away. how the candidates are ramping >> new

it happened on a popular street in the coastal city. an automatic weapon and fired more than 15 rounds. the israel police foreign press spokesman spoke to cnn earlier and described how they are trying to catch him. >> as far as we're concerned, we're not taking any chances. as far as we know, the man is still armed. as far as we know, he's hiding in the tel aviv area. we've set up roadblocks to prevent him from leaving or the possibility of him leaving the area into another area across the country. security over the last 24 to 48 hours for the new year's celebrations which went through and passed quietly without any incidents whatsoever. but unfortunately, after this attack, there were no warnings. we're continuing to work as we're speaking in the area. >>> live to ian lee. police combing the area for the gunman. we know he's been seen in surveillance video. are there any new leads here? >> reporter: yes, he's been seen in surveillance video. that's what the police have been using to determine, george, which way he went, although they a

coastal flood watch from toms river to atlantic city. that is for the east winds with the storm, the high tides coinciding with a full moon and we are expecting serious erosion and folks living in that area that typically have coastal flood issues, a big head's up. the storm is gaining strength and momentum. the exact track is what we will this helps us to pinpoint not only how much snow but how serious the weather conditions will be during the storm. the winds will be fierce at times. that is a real concern. then snow so heavy that it's difficult to see for traveling. all these conditions will amount to a real significant snowstorm across the entire area. no matter how deep the snow gets, which right now we are expecting the half yeast to be south and east while lesser are expected north and west. everybody will be watching for winter weather conditions over the weekend that continue until sunday about mid-morning. the futurecast giving us significantly less snow north and west. the areas in blue. while we get more snow south and east. i

jazmin: early friday, mexican forces raided a home in the coastal city of low smokies. five of l chapo' s people were killed in a shootout. he was later after at a nearby hotel. he broke out of a high-security elaborate tunnel system. prison officials were fired and a dozen people were charged. ironically, he was transported to that same prison after being captured. the exhibition process is set to begin, but did not say when they would begin. michelle: new on sunrise, some changes that could make your trip to the irs a little easier. starting today, the office in maitland will allow taxpayers to schedule appointments. last year, wesh 2 looked into complaints from dozens of people who said they had to spend hours waiting outside that building to be seen. the irs says major budget cuts hurt their staffing at the facility. brett: happening today, volkswagen' s chief executive will take another step in righting wrongs of the company' s emissions scandal. he will be meeting with the epa to submit a plan to fix diesel engines that cheat on emissions tests. about 600,000 vw'

coastal cities and towns here in massachusetts also seeing the brunt of the storm. that fresh blanket of snow could be gone as soon as it arrives. snow you had, sarah. you have 15 inches of snow like down across south in it will take some time to dwindle 10.4 inches in boston this season. 8.5 in worcester. that's it. you know, we are running well behind the averages in boston and out through worcester. but we know the drill here. i mean, it was the samecase last year. you can make up for it in temperatures running in the mid-0's now. we have a lot of sunshine. we have very light winds also. in fact, calm winds from worcester. we have a little built of a wind. we are talking about wind speeds running about 3-8 miles an hour. so we do have mostly sunny we will keep that and look at tomorrow. temperatures upper 40's. side. it will be mild. potential for a close call thursday height into friday. with the storm off the east coast. we will talk more on the forecast coming up. passengers ready to take off after the first blizzard of 2016. 12,000 flights were grounded natio

joaquin guzman also known as el chapo was recaptured on friday in a coastal city of los mochis. he is wanted on drug charges and escaped through a tunnel last year, that ran under his sell. >> joaquin guzman started his cartel in the 1980s, known as the sinaloa cartels and was one of the most powerful and at its peak was thought to be responsible for a quarter of all drugs. it's believed the cartel is behind thousands ever deaths. he was arrested in 1993 and sentenced to 20 years in prison. and he escaped eight years later before being recaptured in 2014. and he escaped in july of last year. >> let's go to our correspondent. joining us live from mexico city. the first indication that joaquin guzman may be extradited to the u.s. tell us more. it is, indeed. let's be clear, this is not a process that happens overnight. but it is sort of shift from the government. the previous attorney-general said that joaquin guzman would be extradited, in 300-400 years, after serving prison time in mexico. that attorney-general viewed it as an issue of national sovereignty. with two escapes, it'

late today, the coastal city declared a local state of mergency ==raj vo== there's a >>> back to our developing story in pacifica. today the city declare aid state of emergency. >> there's a growing list of problems related to the el nino storms we've been having. sinkholes and a damaged seawall. the normally picturesque coastline is eroding before our eyes. >> the city's good about preparing what needs to be fixed. they're concerned for the southeast of everybody along this way, as well as the visitors that come into our town. >> yeah. >> we're prepared. >> the city of pacifica says the damage actually started back in mid-december. the emergency declaration is the first step now toward getting state and federal assistance to help rebuild what's been damaged. >>> he is just a puppy who depend on his owner for food, shelter, and care. instead, police say the owner beat the ten week old so severely he almost died. it's a story you'll see only on nbc bay area. we have more from the contra costa newsroom. someone also apparently saw it happen? >> reporter: that's right. this alleged abuse

. >> reporter: guzman was recaptured early friday when mexican force raided a home in the coastal city five of el chapo's people were killed in at shoot-out six others arrested. el chapo was later captured at a nearby motel. the drug lord broke out of a high security prison in july. prison officials were fired ands dos of people charged. reed binion, fox 25 news. >>> now el chapo has ties to new england. fox 25's crystal haynes digs deeper into that later in next half hour. >> police have now arrested a 21-year-old driver who a man in worcester then drove away. it happened early yesterday morning on west boylston street. the victim frank jeff call was hit while walking home sometime after midnight. call was found around 3:00 along with some fragments of the car that hit him. he died a short time later. call was a security guard at union station and well liked by regular passengers. >> he was a real gentleman. he was willing to help anybody around here. everybody really liked him he would anybody everybody if somebody needed train fare he would take it out of his own pocket. >> police a

at least 15 women have made official complaints in a southern coastal city.y they were groped by groups of men on the streets during the festivities. >>> coming up, chinese markets show signs of recovery, after panic sells caused the government to suspend training. while venezuela declares its economy is in a state of emergency as global oil prices fall to their lowest level in more than a decade, and how football officials could get a second chance to get things right in the future. details coming up in sports. ♪ >>> human rights watch says at least 140 people have been killed in two months of protests over land rights in ethiopia. demonstrators are opposing an expansion into ethnic land. opponents to the expansion fear that native farmers will lose their land. the state includes the ethiopian capitol and is home to around 30 million people. joining us via skype from amsterdam is the deputy director of human rights watch's african division. thank you for joining us. give us more detail about what you are claiming. the government wants to expand from the capi

joining us live from pacifica and more concern as another round of big waves expected to pound coastal city. >> sam, that's why the city of pacifics a yellow tagged that building. that building behind me. all 20 units in this small apartment complex have been deemed too safe to live in. they ord eered all the people t move oout. again, going back to this video. you could see what their concern is. the winter storms have eroded more of the cliff that supports the complex. leaving only about 10 to 20 feet of concrete patio that separates the back doors of these units between that and the dropoff to the beach below. the city fears upcoming storms could send the buildings toppling into the ocean. last night's city council meeting people who live here protested the city's decision to yellow their building. one resident complained that once he uses his three-night hotel voucher from the red cross, he doesn't know where he's going to live. >> how am i supposed to keep my job and eat in the process of this. someone come to our aid. >> we knew this day was going to come, we didn't know when. >> the

he was recaptured in the coastal city six month after escaping prison. el chapo is often called the most powerful drug trafficker in the world. >>> 10 dogs are rescued, some of them left out during the blizzard. the owner in police custody. tonight we're getting new details about a previous abuse arrest and why the dogs were not taken away. >> also caught on camera, a man busted for pot in his car. you won't believe what he did after police put him in handcuffs. >> a heartwarming video you have to see again. why this dad on long island passed out when meet the moore's! we're the moore family, and we're always looking for ways to enjoy more. so we called time warner cable and got even more than we expected. call now to get more. more speed. like, 300 meg. more tv shows and movies on demand. call now. for $89.99 a month, you'll get 100 meg ultra fast internet, hd channels included, and unlimited calling to international destinations. we find more good things every day! more ways to watch more shows. on more wifi connected devices in our house. time warner

the mexican navy arrested him in a raid in the coastal city of los mochis, early friday morning. five of guzman's associates were killed in the operation. "el chapo" escaped from prision just six months ago... his escape was president obama vetoes a bill that would have repealed the affordable care act and cut federal funding for planned parenthood. this is one of the many repeal measures pushed by republican lawmakers since 2010. the bill now goes back to the congress, which doesn't have enough votes to override the veto. 20-15 was a strong u-s jobs market. employers added more than 2 and a half million jobs. it was the second gains since 19-99. americans also saw their paychecks go-up as well. wages grew 2- point-5 percent in december. dan 2shot desk as fans gear up for the big game tonight. security measures are ramping up at paul brown stadium. jess traffic cam adlib traffic tease fox19 weekend morning news at eight-thirty i'm dan wells jess 2shot and i'm jessica weather now a dynamic weather pattern is expected for the next 36 hours! a strengthening area of low pressure is a

certain areas california's geography is split very much between the republican fishhook and the coastal cities. san francisco always has a kind of bulimia and era, but it's real california has the left coast is a recent phenomenon. could you talk a bit more about the sacramento communist movement. i noticed that sacramento gets more than los angeles and sacramento combined. >> i need to spend more time on my index. [laughter] >> sacramento is where the union is headquartered. that's where they were tried for crimes. it was a very vibrant movement. they had this mass conspiracy trial there in 1935 with 19 communist put on trial. >> you said something about women working in 33 or their move to that. i said say what, because i thought that thought that came after the second world war. >> certainly there is a big increase in women working during and after the second world war, but it's sort of a gradual upward tran throughout the 20th century. there are a lot of women who are working in the field in the 1930s because they're just desperately poor. you can't feed your family unless you have everybo

city. flooding coastal highways. stranding hundreds of residents who had to wait for emergency crews to evacuate them. it's low tide. look at the water just coming in to this home, and when we show what happened at high side when the water was waist high, it carried that picnic table into the center of the street. snow, stuck in the floodwaters. winds gusting up to 72 miles per hour, downing power lines, leaving more than 60,000 homes and businesses across new jersey in the dark. this empty ferris wheel spinning by the wind's power allow. this is the worst storm to hit the jersey shore since superstorm sandy. for most areas it wasn't near as bad. but to the south, cape may, new jersey, they had record high tides, over 9 feet, that was worst than sandy. the current coming in, the high tide coming in once again. >> sandy was such a disaster for that area. morning. >>> we want to move to the third american major city paralyzed this morning, philadelphia, road. good morning to you. >> reporter: good morning, the drivers

have stayed away as sort of informal embargo on russians coming to turkey that is affecting the coastal citiesdo believe that among the dead there were some foreigners so it has been a tragedy for both. >> right and there is no claim of any responsibility as of yet but the potential culprits, there are several of them, aren't they? >> the usual suspects as you say. about this time last year there was a suicide bomber in kind of a police station not far from here and that we believe was an i.s.i.s. bombing, i.s.i.s. is angry at turkey for its support of the bombing campaign against it. there is of course the possibility that this was affected by kurdish disidents and there is at the moment a siege going on in many kurdish in the southeast and terrible casualties and people who are basically under curfew in the southeast of turkey and ignored and may be attempt to draw attention to that situation but of course it's anything i say would be speculation. and the government is feeling this is speculation by imposing a reporting ban on today's events and one of the first thing it does when there is b

recapture in a coastal city. capture reportedly involved members of the mexican navy and a number of intelligence agencies and american help in the search according to u.s. law enforce the official. several "el chapo" associates were killed in the raid. raphael has been monitoring the developments and joins us now. how did the raid and capture go down? do we know? >> yes, anderson. mexican officials say the raid happened at 4:30 in the morning l . it was a bloody raid. according to the mexican navy, five people died in the shootout and six arrested. one soldier was injured in the first pictures, he appears stunned. we have obtained video of the drug lord where you can see him half naked and being led into a mexican government place. remember, this is one of the world's most wanted. this is the man forbes magazine included in the list of the most powerful people in the world's mating his fortune at $1 billion. anderson, "el chapo's" people had a lot of firepower at the site of the raid. armored cars, assault rifle