but first meteorologist eboni deon. >> we will be below average. temperatures about five, 10 degrees below average. this is what we are seeing now, 8 in chicago. we dropped from the last hour. in minneapolis we are down below 3, through the day to day temperatures will barely move. it's minus 1 in albany. 6 in cleveland. high 40s around d.c., philadelphia 35 and into the low 30s around new york city. to the deep south it's a cold start. better around miami. cold air in place across the north-west. snow around seattle. going up to a high of 38. heading to los angeles, sun shine expected. below 60 around houston. as we add the weekend on sunday. a nice warming trend across the southern portion of the u.s. low 70s returning to houston by the end of the weekend. >> speaking of the wet, a denver woman has been charged with kidnapping her newborn nephew. christian smith is accused of pretending to be pregnant and snatched the baby. he was found by police near an iowa gas station. smith could face life in prison. >> there's a battle in oregon, dividing me

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meteorologist eboni deon is here with your forecast. >> we are getting rid of one system. we have another one moving through the midwest, and we are expecting light amounts. now the focal point here where we have the system finally crapping up and moving out to sea. still in line to possibly see upwards to four inches of snow. we are clearing out in most locations. main we are dealing with it. aside from the snow we have the wind, and that has been strong at times. we are going to continue to see winds gusting, 30 miles or greater. it's definitely a day to be extra careful on the roadways. we have the snow around. of course, just travelling, if you are going perpendicular to some winds, it will be difficult. now winds are gusting up to 30 in albany, we could see the winds gusting upwards of 40 miles per hour, off the coastline. be careful for that. across the midwest, it's quiet. we'll watch another disturbance. that will bring the snow back to that area. rain and snow, it hasn't stopped. our moisture feed continuing off the pacific. rain activity keeping the rivers fall.

to tell us more meteorologist eboni deon is here. >> we'll feel the chill. that's the main thing with the next storm system. a little bit of snow will come down. it wrotated through the midwest. we are going to deal with a blast of air. all the way through north of the coast. the strong storm blew through thursday and friday. it cleared the coastline the the exception is across central florida, and that's where it ended. it tapping into moisture, giving the chance of showers and storms. we were talking about a cold down and we'll feel it within the next two to three days. here you see the yellow shading all the way up to the peninsula. it will be mild for another day. this is a look at the temperatures. notice how the blue goes deeper into missouri, oklahoma, and tennessee. we are expecting colder air. as we get into monday, tuesday and wednesday. it will be the coldest day of the week. we enjoyed above average temperatures, but know we go below. mainly light snow showers. around indiana. we could end up with an inch or less, and we see more snow into the ro

let's brick in metrologist eboni deon. >> we have seen record snow. picking up three numbers of yesterday, breaking the old record of 0.4, set in 1957. there's more snow on the way. conditions will improve. there'll be a few breaks. we are seeing the steady stream of moisture coming into the pacific north-west providing with high elevation snow and rain. it's a welcome site. conditions unsettled over the next several days, mainly across the pacific north west. high pressure dominating, causing the moisture so rise up and over it. we have a clockwise flow, blocking the wet weather. we could use a deal of moisture. we are not going to see it. across the north-west scattered snow showers. additional foot of snow, especially into the cascades of washington and oregon. rain and we are expecting more snow. travel plans here, you are able to give yourself plenty of time. in addition to the rain and snow, keep that in mind. it will below the snow around. conditions will improve as we get in on another date. >> thank you so much. event are now in full swing at

with meteorologist eboni deon. >> a little milder start to the weekend.emperatures will tumble across the eastern u.s. with more snow. we have upper 30s, single digits around the lakes. that cold air will continue to spread south and east. that's going bring another round or push of colder air to the north-east. for at least the end of the weekend. if you look for the warmth, you can add it into south texas. just about average, but we are going to stay above average. at least it is a cold morning for most of the south-east. grab a jacket. we are just in the 20s. >> it's the first city to eliminate homelessness. the city held its 13th annual stand-down event designed to bring groups together. we have more. >> this is the largest stand down in the country. we expect more than 1600 veterans, who are homeless or at risk. take a look at the line. you get a sense of how big it is. that's the line for meals. this is a one-stop shop. they have flowers and beds. they can talk to experts. medical benefits. it's an annual event. >> it's getting attention. the city o

now to meteorologist eboni deon. >> icy spots on the roadways.of moisture around, fog in place in and around new york city and newark. that is bridging down visibility. it's along the cold front, from the north-east. down to the southern plains. that front has made its move through the midwest, so many areas are behind it and the air is turning older. we haveling aring snow showers. we'll see another round as we get into the work week ahead. today it looks like the problem spot will be here. notice we have anything from rain, freezing rain. pink to show. we are expecting to see the snow. in the western u.s. we'll keep it on the dry side. an area of low pressure will work its way down the coastline, bringing in rain. most of the rain today concentrated across the south. not seeing the rain now, working east ward as it goes through the day. stereo today marks world wetlands day, a day dedicated to a type of land that filters, cleans and stores much of the water. in places like uganda environmentalists are struggling to save the vital swamps and mar

meteorologist eboni deon has a quick check on the forecast.have seen a drop in numbers. 2 degrees in minneapolis. 25 in denver. south wards around houston, 61 degrees. as we go through the week ahead temperatures tumbling. we'll keep it warm as we round out the weekend. low around new york city, a drop into the 30s. snow, into the upper midwest, that's where it will be the coldst. >> thank you so much. >> a gas explosion at a chicago home left two women injured. it occurred in this two-storey house, the force blowing out the west wall. emergency personal responded and the fire was contained within an hour. two women in their 20s were transported. one had burns to 70% of her body. >> i heard a boom noise, and the debris hit the window. i heard a woman screaming, "my baby, my baby." >> a third person refused treatment. investigators are focussing on gas leans. the 100-year-old building will have to be torn down. >> demonstrators are protesting government sen sewer of the internet. riot police used tear gas, water canons and rusher pellets to pus

meteorologist eboni deon is here. we are zoning in. this is an area where we'll deal with strong storms and blizzard conditions. we have the snow and rain taking shape across kansas. a few thunder storms prompted warnings, and a little further west you have the air mass. it will progress eastwards. moisture moving in. once we get the precipitation across the deep south. spotty showers. you can see the tailend of that boundary, eventually into the lookout shelter mississippi. it's plain rain and some areas of the cascades. >> it's a growing trend, students are encouraged to get involved in rarn early. allen schauffler introduces us to a junior at the university of washington, working on an innovative device. >> on a winter day you'll find junior indoors. >> i made a de vis with curved channels... >> he's working on a better way to diagnose pancreatic cancer. a cancer biopsy involves putting on a slide. this technology could give pathologieses a spinning three dimensional view, something that could tell them more about what is happening.

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first meteorologist eboni deon. >> back in the midwest where the winter storm is brewing. chicago getting hit hard. it will eventually make its way to michigan as well, where we don't have a much needed moisture across the u.s. still a dry day shaping up, at least the first half of the weekend. as we go to the midwest the snow is coming down. we caught a few breaks, but we could end up with six inches of snow. the storm system making its way up north. we are staying in the clear around new york city. great news for the folks heading to the big game. a shower or two by then. for the most part of the bulk of the east coastline staying dry and mild. we'll keep the snow coming in. could see a little snow across interior sections of the west. we are not expecting to see a lot. as we take you in to the most. it's mainly a lot of cloud cover. we are getting the moisture but not expecting to see the rain. that's when we'll have a better shot at seeing the rain and seeing the snow. to the deep south it's been a foggy start. thanks to the moisture that's been in place. a few light s

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first a look at the forecast with meteorologist eboni deon. >> it will be another cold one. this morning the cold air made its way all the way down into texas, where we are watching out for a bit of sleet and freezing rain around st. angelo. temperatures, 12 upwards to 20 degrees. this time yesterday. negotiation to the rain, it's further inland. we could see the freezing rain. we are not expecting to see a lot as far as accumulation. into the upper midwest, we are dealing with that. the next several days. temperatures below average. that's why we have widespread chills in place. it will be gold with windchills reaching as close as 40 below zero. bundle up. blizzard in the area shaded in pink. along the gulf coast. it is soggy. we have been dealing with thunderstorm activities, and the western u.s. finally seeing a change. it will be a welcome change. a few scattered showers, but the real storm coming in friday and saturday. into the mountains, dealing with snow, 12 upwards to 24 inches around the sierra nevada, and 3-6 inches of rain near los angeles. >> thank you. californ

. >> so, deon, a real challenge here, right?the main thing distinguishing it consent versus force and coercion, these are tough things to figure out, especially maybe for a local police force that doesn't have a lot of training in this, but tell me how the concern about trafficking then ends up being practices against sex workers during moments like this. >> it don't make the distinction. if anyone that they see, especially when the law is local. any local law normally prostitution is illegal. everywhere in the country. and, so, if law enforcement knows they're supposed to arrest people involved in prostitution, that's all they know. majority of the the women we work with are women who consent and make a decision to be involved, but those are the women who we see arrested more than that, women and transgender women are arrested for sex work. >> so you, end up with a public concern about sex trafficking that leads into consenting sex workers. so, the very folks that we think are out there to protect, we end up criminalizing. >> e

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