. >> reporter: that's correct rick williams it was dicey going particularly in the early morning hours 6:00 a.m. 7:00 a.m., 8:00 a.m., even always late as 9:00 a.m. slippery conditions on the roads, particularly on sidewalks and driveways and now things have gotten better in the last few hours but on the sidewalk right in the center of the burrow here you can see there's ice around here. earlier we spoact with -- spoke with a resident a fella named harry hues cleaning off his wife's car. >> she was coming down the sidewalk, no problem, as soon as she went around the car she lost it. >> everything, brief case, everything gone. >> reporter: harry's wife was okay, it was a slip and fall kind of morning. overnight a light rain sort of drizzle and mist fell the precipitation froze on untreated surfaces from cars to sidewalks to driveways. ice formed on isolated road surfaces as this driver learned going to work at 6:45 when his rear wheel drive car ended up in a ditch. >> this before the salt trucks came outs the whole road was covered with ice and lost control of my car and went right into

. >> a little dicey. >> a little -- more than a little dicey. >> for glenn and all of us here at "nbc10 news." >>> on our broadcast tonight, tragedy on the tracks. a packed commuter train slams into an suv stuck in its path. the driver was a mother of three, an awful scene. multiple fatalities amid the rush to escape. and tonight the investigation into what happened. >>> also the air disaster caught on camera. a commercial airliner falls out he sky clipping a highway overpass before plunging into a river. miraculously there are survivors. >>> a new warning from the head of cdc about the measles outbreak and what leaders in the autism community are telling us about getting vaccines. >>> and held for ransom a million people have now fallen victim to this. hackers get into your computer then hold your private files hostage then comes the threat to pay up

so this is going to get a little dicey. we're getting all of this snow, rain, freezing rain and rain within a 12 hour period. now through the futurecast and time it out for you starting off with clear skies by 4:00 in the morning. 7:30 you're an early riser, you'll be okay just very cold. here come the clouds and the snow. and the rain. pretty fast. 10:00, 12:30 we're looking at it approaching 95 some snow. look back along # 1. -- 81. heavy snow for areas along 81 then it continues to push to the east. this is 3:00 on saturday. we're looking at snow around just north of the district through baltimore and that fink color that dangerous pink color is freezing rain and also some sleet possible. here's where cece a lot of the -- we see a lot of the changeover. by 6:00 the evening time and more rain farther to the south and east. notice areas around frederick and off to the north, they might not ever change over to rain. heavier rain at times by 9:30 still a mess if you're near the mason-dixon line. this is sunday morning. 7:30

the rain and slush have frozen over in some spots, creating dicey driving conditions. good morning and welcome back to nbc 10 news today. i'm rosemary connors. it's 6:00 on this sunday. meteorologist brittney shipp is tracking some warmer temperatures for later on today, but brittney it seems the damage has already been done in terms of the ice. i think the collective word from everybody mere in the newsroom is that coming in today, it was just a coating on the parking lots and sidewalks. >> exactly. there's also a coating on the roads, you have to be careful when you're driving. but the main concern, too, is once you get to where you're going and you're going to get out of the car, there's a sheet of ice that could be waiting for you. then you could slip and fall and,

. >> a little dicey. >> a little -- more than a little dicey. >> for glenn and all of us here at "nbc10 news." >>> on our broadcast tonight, tragedy on the tracks. a packed commuter train slams into an suv stuck in its path. the driver was a mother of three, an awful scene. multiple fatalities amid the rush to escape. and tonight the investigation into what happened. >>> also the air disaster caught on camera. a commercial airliner falls out he sky clipping a highway overpass before plunging into a river. miraculously there are survivors. >>> a new warning from the head of cdc about the measles outbreak and what leaders in the autism community are telling us about getting vaccines. >>> and held for ransom a million people have now fallen victim to this. hackers get into your computer then hold your private files hostage then comes the threat to pay up or else. "nightly news" begins now. >>> from nbc news world headquarters in new york this is "nbc nightly news" with brian williams. >>> good evening. what happened in a residential area north of new york city last night turned into a mass

so sue dicey driving in because the timing of the storm. we drove in the last hour hour and a half. when to the the snow start to accumulate ape fall. >> it is accumulating to the south of us this is a southern storm so further south you go more snow you will see. here's what we have going on. the snow is here, slippery road still very cold shall not as cold as yesterday where we broke a few record but still very cold and that is why it is all snow. so the the snow amounts license higher in delaware and southern new jersey, and, the snow should end, by 10:00 a.m. which makes it a at its worse between now and say, seven or 8:00 o'clock in the morning, peak rush hour times when most people are driving in. so if you can delay your trip at all today go out, the later, the better i would say. temperatures will remain in the 20's all day. they are in the teens, right now. so let's take a look, here it comes, ultimate doppler radar and the storm is extending all the way down where it is raining in georgia but the center of the storm is in north carolina we expect raleigh-durham to get the

it's getting dicey. now we're turning into this short time ago and they confirmed to us that they contract out and they say that the contractor hasn't been out here at all. that is unusual. this is a good three, four five inches of very hard packed snow. so if someone doesn't come out here over the next several hours, as doug has been warning and everybody else associated with abc 7 news and our weather team, this is going to refreeze and this is going to be a mess. and folks in this neighborhood are certainly very frustrated about that. i can tell you from confirming with a spokesperson for vdot this particular neighborhood is not the responsibility of vdot for a private contractor and this kind of scenario affects a lot of people in northern virginia. >> all right. jay, thank you. keep us posted on that. >> all right. careful while you're out there. >> exactly. you know, many government offices and schools were closed toes because of the snow but some of us not so lucky. we had to go to work as schedul

could get a little dicey in the morning depending where you live. >> exactly. the overnight hours and early tomorrow morning we'll have some icy roads primarily the secondary roads the untreated surface. storm tracker 6 live double scan showing why we still have pockets of freezing rain moving in. one pocket is moving out of southern new castle county, northern kent county into salem and cumberland county, new jersey and you can also see some pockets of some freezing rain moving through newark delaware, just into wilmington area but we do have more substantial freezing rain through berks county, reading chester county, near honeybrook. north of kutztown heavier and also notice northern lehigh valley some of that freezing rain is changing over to snow and there's some sleet pellets mixed in there so you really want to be careful. i've been getting a lot of photos on facebook and twitter. this was sent in by michael, from easton, pennsylvania and you'll notice that glaze on the mailbox there of ice. whenever you see a glaze of ice on mailbox your car that means t

county, chester county allentown is right on the accumulating snow but it looks like it is getting dicey there. then as we get to i80 it is a all snow there. trenton it is rain at the moment, south jersey and delaware it is all rain if you are getting that. it is a pretty messy monday. here's at the warm front coming through and milder air moving in. luckily temperatures are continuing to go up, during the rest of the event. after the cold front comes through we could see a couple of snow showers but we will definitely see our winds or we will feel whipped picking up later this afternoon. here is some snow to the north of us and then the rain, continuing through 9:00 o'clock, maybe even through noon to the south and east of philadelphia, as last of the storm leaves the cold air rushes in, and maybe a flurry around three or four or 5:00 in the evening and then that is it for precipitation. then town right cold tonight. in thinking hasn't dried off because of the wind will be frozen over tomorrow. then we have dry weather for tuesday and mess of wednesday, and then a chance of the clipper

travel tomorrow will be dicey. if you can postpone things, or just take it slow, that is the best that. 33 degrees the high tomorrow, snow in the morning, winter mix, the wind out of the south at five to 10. sunday morning, it will not feel like florida, but it is 45 degrees. that is a huge change. in week down monday and tuesday. leon: it will feel like florida are you kidding? alison: thanks very much. robert: did i hear somebody say florida? we will talk basketball. the first day back in the office after the all-star break for the wiz, the only highlight >> and now the toyota sports desk brought to you by your local toyota dealers. robert: king james made his way back to the verizon center tonight with a different cavaliers team from earlier this season. they are becoming th everybody thought they would either share. they prove that against the was or its. lebron james dismantled the defense with some defense of his own, he had 28. third quarter, this sums up the night. a good effort from drew gooden -- or not.

know your friday morning commute will be dicey for rain and wind too. we had temperatures today like these. not like you would expect in february. 69, almost 70 in santa rosa. rain already falling to the north. that is an indication on how moist which atmosphere is. right? there is not much going on here in terms of dynamics other than you have moisture hitting the coastal range and dropping out rain. that is the type of weather system that is coming our way. a moist one. streaming from the date line, you don't need a lot of dynamics to get rain. the hills will get you rain. that is 2500 miles of subtropical moisture that reaches deep -- or low into the atmosphere. if this looks familiar, it is. this is what went on in december when we got all that rain. remember? foot of rain in the north bay. areas south got lot of rain. this wants to point to the north bay. right now, the -- hose, will be north, we have a long way to go. the story is how far south will the heavy rain go? lake chateau, pillsburry, sonoma, they will get a lot of rain. what is the down

tonight, many are bracing for dicey roadways. jay korff is live in arlington with the preparations, reporter: the roads are bone dry, but this giant mound of snow reminds us that winter is not done yet. the big concern is the timing of the storm. it could be a mess during the critical morning commute tomorrow. >> so dangerous. it will be really bad. then the kids have to get out and it and it will be bad. reporter: she is grateful she is retired. when snow hits the region thursday morning she has no intention or desire of driving. the virginia department of transportation is trying to keep the mayhem to a minimum by pretreating major roadways. transportation officials say they are urging drivers to delay their morning commutes in hopes of keeping as many people as possible away from another blast of winter. >> i'm tired of it. cold and achy. don't want anymore. reporter: vdot crews report at midnight. about 1500 trucks will deploy. jay korff, abc 7 news. alison: our stormwatch coverage will start at 4:00 tomorrow morning. jacqui

firefighters say exterior walls are clearly unstable and that makes it dicey for them to go in to investigate. the victim has not been identified but neighbors say an early -- elderly man lived in the home. >> officers are arresting illegal game bowling in the south bay. matt was invited for the crackdown. >> after 10:30, officers raided the store here on capitol expressway in east san jose part of a sting on illegal gambling operations in san jose. this is video of san jose police officers going inside the store on capitol expressway. officers would not confirm what the raid was about. law enforcement source told me this location was under the suspicion of an illegal gambling operation with machines expected to be about six mimes away police raided a home on reagan street. >> there were people that have warrants on drugs and the house would be shut down. that is all they said. it is our neighborhood and we should take ownership of it and take care of it. >> we watched as 10 or 15 were led out in handcuff interests a police van. law enforcement source said gambling machines were found inside.

it could make tomorrow morning's commute dicey in some areas. >> in wilmington snow is starting to fall and roads getting slick and goating to the cars there. some are taking the whole thing in stride. the action cam spotted this bicyclist roll ago long like it was a rainy night in may. >> meteorologist melissa magee is at the "action news" big board. >> we're starting to find precipitation moving through delaware and lehigh valley. stormtracker 6 3d shows light snowfall areas north and west and across interior sakes of south jersey, and maine and into dover delaware. we do have that snow. it's in norris up to and jenkintown i-76 and i-95 philadelphia to wilmington. even new jersey turnpike as well. steady snowfall original and east of glassboro. now where we are finding that snowfall cross interior south jersey this will quickly changeover to rain. we'll talk about the reason why. stormtracker 6 double scan 3d you can see area of low pressure over ohio and this continues to work east ward and north of that you have snow and south you have warmer air that will get pulled into the system

the rain and slush have frozen over in some spots, creating dicey driving conditions. good morning and welcome back to nbc 10 news today. i'm rosemary connors. it's 6:00 on this sunday. meteorologist brittney shipp is tracking some warmer temperatures for later on today, but brittney it seems the damage has already been done in terms of the ice. i think the collective word from everybody mere in the newsroom is that coming in today, it was just a coating on the parking lots and sidewalks. >> exactly. there's also a coating on the roads, you have to be careful when you're driving. but the main concern, too, is once you get to where you're going and you're going to get out of the car, there's a sheet of ice that could be waiting for you. then you could slip and fall and, you know, even i almost slipped. so i just can't stress enough how careful you have to be. i know a lot of people walk to church, walk to brunch. 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

. >> it's just very dicey there for a while. >> reporter: one false move can spell disaster. >> i feel if something was wrong they would have called a lot sooner. >> reporter: it's a day these parents have been preparing for since they first found out during an ultrasound they were expecting twins. alize now lives in an rv miles from the hospital. when i visited her a few days before the surgery, she told me about that fateful ultrasound. >> i looked at my husband. he was just like -- jaw dropped. >> that was shocking? >> for both of us. we had no clue. then she said, but we think they're conjoined. and, you know my heart sunk. >> reporter: her daughters were conjoined from the ribcage down to their pelvis. some of their internal organs like livers were fused together. then another grim truth. the majority of conjoined twins are stillborn or die shortly after birth. >> did the option of terminating the pregnancy ever come up? >> i told him, i don't want to, i don't care what the case is. i'm going to go as long as i can. and if god decides that he needs them more, so be it. >> reporter

plus a dicey scene on a highway. >>> sofia vergara's wedding put on hold over stripping? >>> and get ready to stay good-bye to parks and rec.. >>> congress is inching closer to a homeland security shutdown. while president obama warned each state will feel a direct hit if lawmakers don't reach an agreement. >> these are folks who if they don't have a paycheck are not going to be able to spend that money in your states. it will have a direct impact on your economy and it will have a direct impact on america's national security. because their hard work helps to keep us safe. what is the latest with this looming shutdown? >> reporter: the latest is that we are watching in just a couple hours the senate lunches that are happening here on capitol hill. democrats and republicans meeting separately. and this afternoon we could get some sense as to whether or not they've come up with a way to break this gridlock. today's policy lunches could be key in finding a middle ground on funding homeland security. >> we can't afford to play politics with our national security. >> reporter:

the efforts of the merchants who had to brave dicey roads to get there. >> i am very grateful. this is awesome. >> you like this? >> i do. well not exactly the cold but to have them come out here and support us is brilliant. >> some thought they could get some vending in before the storm. >> we are expected to be out later. 11:00, 12:00. >> reporter: nonetheless, most stuck it out making the best of the challenging weather when even the faithl regulars had their limits. >> if it was going to be ice-rain no. >> reporter: eric ward news 4. >>> the conditions on the road are to get even worse. how drivers are dealing with the hazards. >>> new video into the newsroom of the situation in trading-in or selling your car truck or suv? webuyanycar.com takes the hassle out of selling in just 3 easy steps. one, get your free online valuation. two, book an appointment. and three, pick up a check at your nearest buying center. ♪ find out how much your car is worth ♪ ♪ at webuyanycar.com ♪ >>> all day transportation officials have been urging drivers to stay off the roads and let plows do th

a dicey situation turned out oklahoma in louisville. a couple needed rescuing when they tried to save their dog which wandered out on an icy pond. a neighbor and a kayak took care of the rest. >> i went over the dog, she pull her paws up her. she had long fehr. i got her nose up on the boat. >> they ventured onto a frozen waterway when a girl gotfell through the ice. two boys were found safe after their snowmobile got stuck. we kicked down the sign and started a fire with the gas. >> they say it could be a month before service returns to normal. >> i've been persistently either late or leaving at 6:30 in the morning and still standing around. >> i hope my job isn't in jeopardy. >> right on the heels of all that snow are dangerously cold temperatures. eric fisher meteorologist of our boston station wbz is tracking the deep freeze that's setting in. >> the cold a big story over the next couple of days. bitterly cold start to the day. feels like temperatures are 25 to 35 degrees below zero. these are the temps out in the morning when you f

. >> penndot is ready to go if things get dicey out there. eva pilgrim is live along the schuylkill expressway. >> reporter: good morning, guys, so far things are looking good. we're at the schuylkill expressway at city avenue. you can see the salt and plow trucks are camped out on standby in case any snow flurries begin to fall. as soon as they fall they will hit the roads to begin salting to make sure the roads stay safe as you head out. at this point, everything is looking okay. we'll send it back to you keep an up date on the roads throughout the morning back to you guys. >> all right eva. thank you. >>> a building erupted into the flames in the frankford neighborhood. this is video showing the wreckage. vehicle. the started at 2:30 a.m. investigators found a gasoline tank nearby which is why this is so suspicious. nobody was hurt. >>> happening today american sniper is going gang buferlts at the theaters -- butts at -- busters, today and eddie ray ruth is accused of gunning down chris kyle. kyle's story told in american sniper was the hi

. >> pick a road, any road and it's likely to be dicey in the district. back roads and side streets are slick and sloppy. many main roads like connecticut avenue, massachusetts avenue, wisconsin avenue also problematic. we spent some time on rock creek parkway which compared to other roads looks pretty good but most of the ramps were closed because of their condition. we have seen some plows and salt trucks out, but at this point it is still accumulating and just snowing on top of what has already been plowed, and in some cases officials tell me they're waiting for the accumulation to slow down before they can really clear these roads off. >> d. c. deployed more than 200 snow trucks at 9 a.m. we've seen accidents. we've seen spinouts and we've seen people stuck all over the district tonight. >> thanks a lot for that report. we've still got work to do, that's what the director of the d. c. department of public works told me in the middle of the afternoon today. we've got him on the phone right now. we want to bring you the latest. what's going on? what's t

. >>> plus cyclist lance armstrong is ordered to pay $10 million, a dicey situation in piggly wiggly and mardi gras. "early today" starts right now. >>> good morning. i'm milissa rehberger. we begin with breaking news this morning. late last night a federal judge infection temporarily blocked president obama's executive order on deportation. the fate of 5 million undocumented immigrants is once again in limbo. the new ruling comes two days before u.s. citizenship and immigration services was supposed to start accepting applications for the deferred action program. with the injunction texas and 25 other states can sue the federal government to permanently stop the executive orders. in a statement texas governor greg abbott praised the decision saying that it quote, rightly stops the president's overreach in its tracks. white house calling it lawful and common sense. they say the department of justice has previously indicated will appeal that decision. >>> in west virginia safety officials are investigating the cause of a fiery train derailment. the freight train was carrying crude oil

i know these ten-day forecasts are a little dicey. >> it looks like it. >>> a humpback whale in hawaii is now free after being entangled for a week. the marine sanctuary said crews were able to saw the line three using a pole with a knife. from this view, you can see the ropes wrapped around the whale's tail. it was first spotted february 13th about ten days ago off the big island. experts say the whale could have drowned or starved. >>> the big wins in hollywood and a call for social justice during an acceptance speech. [ announcer ] cigarettes are not just dangerous when they're smoked. [ rat squeaking ] they're dangerous long after. cigarette butts are toxic. they release chemicals that poison our water... and harm wildlife. and millions... are polluting our environment. [ sniffing ] [ seagulls squawking ] >>> falling oil prices pushing stocks lower on wall street today. though apple shares are up over 2% on news the iphonemaker will invest 2 billion in data centers in denmark and ireland. the dow is down 61. the nasdaq down 10 and the s&p down 6. >>> the movie "birdman" took top ho

school districts in virginia to the south of us that have decided to close tomorrow, so it's pretty dicey here in charles county. i'll tell you part of the dilemma they'll deal with is on this delay thing because the temperatures tomorrow are so cold and you hope they rise. that's not going to happen so much tomorrow and the same issues will present themselves later in the week when they're looking at temperatures near 0 in the morning and st. charles county officials may have to made a call based on that because they want kid getting frostbite in the morning wait -- kids getting frostbite in the morning waiting for the bus. >> a program reminder, wusa9's morning news will begin 25 minutes earlier at 4 a.m. the whole team will have the up to the minute forecasts, road conditions, closings and, of course, delays and when we are not on the air, you can stay informed. download our wusa9 app. you can get it from itunes or the google play store. >>> the d.c. health department confirmed it's had a second case of measles this year. there's no sign the two cases are related. the latest case is no

could be getting a little dicey. >> moving in. let's find out if it's snowing out here in rosslyn yet. our steve rudin is out there. >> let's find out. he's been looking for flakes. anything yet? >> yeah you know, doug literally within the last 30 seconds, the wind has started to pick up. now i see small flakes beginning to form. looking at abc 7 live super doppler radar it is just on our back doorstep. for those of you who have cameras, our time lapse cameras now is the time to set them up in arlington and prince george's county. probably get a pretty nice shot and, of course you can send them to us on our facebook page at wjla tv or tweet them to doug hill, abc 7 or myself at steve rudin, abc 7. doug we'll keep you updated with the wind. look at this it's starting. i don't know if you can see the snow. i'll step out of the way but starting, you can see it's just pushing in so literally within the last two minutes or so. >> good deal. just in time. we'll look at our live super doppler 7 radar you can see it's just moving inside t

photographs of the campsite seen by the public for the first time give a hint of what the fbi believes is a diceydimaggio has a rifle, a handgun, a machete. the potential for a confrontation is high. the fbi tries to use the element of surprise. it's time for the hostage rescue team to act. assistant director jim iucone oversaw the rescue effort. >> they essentially start ascending the morehead ridge up and around for about three miles. >> stealth was the key. >> stealth was the key. >> reporter: by the time the fbi team nears the site the daylight is starting to fade. but the plane's infrared camera captures everything. those airborne keep the agents on the ground abreast of what dimaggio is doing. the people on the ground appear white because the camera is picking up heat signatures. the fbi waits for dimaggio to leave hannah. >> the air assets are communicating continuously with the arrest team. letting them know every time dimaggio is moving from the campsite to go gather wood. and once he got far enough away into the wood line to collect firewood, that's when they made their last move, their

our debra alfarone is live in manassas where the conditions are already starting to get a little dicey. >> reporter: they are. an hour ago we were standing in this little spot. i cleared an area down by my feet. yeah, it's covered in snow. it's getting worse. i want to show you the roads and that slick slushy kind of mess, not the best. if you take snow and going about your business as usual, what you get is problems. we done know if the snow played a role in this crash on sudley road or if it caused this woman to slip, fall and need an ambulance, but there's no denying when. >> he starts falling this rapidly -- when snow starts falling this rapidly, business as usual goes out the window. >> i just left lowe's which is only a few block back and in the short period of time i was there -- blocks back and in the short period of time i was there a lot of snow piled up. i know it's going to fall back on my windshield, which it did. it's going to fall into everybody's windshield. it's going to go on the streets they just plowed. it's hot enough here. i'm hopiwhng at little i'm putting in is

the roads were dicey for a few hours this morning, on and off-ramps were slick. by midmorning the snow was gone. by late this afternoon we found huge stretches of route 1 and i-95 were drying up. the hilly and shady roads might have refreezing issues tonight. so in delaware or wherever you're watching us tonight, when you wake up tomorrow morning and you see spots that weren't shoveled today, be very careful. they'll be very icy, very slippery. we don't want you to wipe out and get hurt. >>> to camden county, a frozen pipe burst, forcing dozens of senior citizens out of their apartments in gloucester township. >> they said they were going to evacuate the building because it wasn't safe because they didn't know with the electricity and all the water and everything. >> where does that leave you? >> right here. >> family and friends took in most of the residents while crews fixed the leak. >>> a pipe burst in philadelphia's city hall as well. the pipe broke on the ninth floor of the building leaking water into city council chambers. crews trying to dry it all out. a

. >> even major roads were dicey this woman traveled on i-95 at 25 miles per hour, icy slush remained on roads as the sun came up the city and state closed offices today and del/dot predicted the sun to help. >> salt was not effective at all as we get into today and the air temperatures come up you'll ethe pack on the roadways break up. >> where the snow did not get packed down it remains light and fluffy and was easy to brush off cars and even sidewalks while the sun helped it remained a cold day. >> it's freezing out here. do not come outside if you don't have to. >> or at least bundle up if you have to come out. 10-year-old ruth did. >> we have a little coat for him. >> he is ready? >> yes he is. >> given the forecast for the very cold weather the next two days hopefully boots will keep the coat nearby. john rawlins channel 6 "action news." >> thank you. well through the snow, ice and cold, stay on top of it all with 6abc.com/weather the hourly forecast and live storm tracker 6 radar will keep you prepared. >>> breaking news this hour, former pennsylvania state senator, has plead g

it will be pretty icy and dicey on the roadways by tomorrow afternoon and evening.y 6:00 o'clock we're still looking at snow across the area. interior south jersey, cherry hill deptford, newark glasgow delaware towards we have cheddar, coatesville looking at that snow really accumulateing and piling up much it will be a wet snow as well. different from the last snow that we saw that was real powdery as we move toward 8:00 in the afternoon start to go see little bit of a change over. over to some rain as well as some sleet as temperatures warm throughout the atmosphere. it will stay snow the longer toward sections of the lehigh valley as well as the pocono mountains. and as we move overnight most locations changing over to all rain so some of that snow will be washed away as well as that slush by sunday morning we're still looking at leftover showers across the area. but that system rapidly moves out and sudden of sunday is going to be the better of the two upcoming weekend days with high temperatures making it into the 40s as well as sunshine across the area. so kee

. >>> a dicey situation in the parking lot of a piggly wiggly and mardi gras comes to a head on this fat tuesday, february 17th. >>> good morning, everybody, thanks for waking up with us. i'm betty nguyen. late last night a federal judge in texas temporarily blocked president obama's executive order on deportation. so the fate of 5 million undocumented immigrants is once again in limbo. the new ruling comes two days before the u.s. citizenship and immigration services was supposed to start accepting applications for the deferred action program. now, with the injunction texas and 25 other states can sue the federal government to permanently stop the executive orders. in a statement, texas governor greg abbott praised the decision saying it quote, rightly stops the president's overreach in its tracks. this morning, the white house is firing back though calling the policies lawful and common sense. they say the depp of justice as previously indicated will appeal the decision. >>> now to this other blast of bitter cold. over 250,000 are without power this morning and, yes, more snow is f

if i was to say most of the morning commute should be fine, it's the ride home that could be dicey. cloudy, rain on the way. very mild temps and in fact, a lot of 60s, mid 60s. very close to what we had yesterday. here is mr. sal castaneda. i think we are getting a break. >> that is good because traffic is actually doing okay but we are getting back to normal, steve after a crash killed a wrongway driver in fremont. chp said a woman was going northbound in the southbound lanes of interstate 880 around 12:30 just after midnight. she drove the wrong way a few minutes before crashing into a truck near thornton avenue. the force of the crash split the truck into two. >> we got a report of a vehicle collision involving the wrongway driver. upon impact one of the vehicles caught on fire. as a result one of the persons died. >> reporter: three people were rushed to the hospital. the chp says their injuries could be life threatening. at 4:31 let's move on to live pictures of the bay bridge toll plaza westbound. traffic is doing okay getting into san francisco. no problems on interstate 880

morning commute not that dicey. lunchtime. boom. thing drops down. similar to december.he heavy rain. this will get you a urban and small stream flood advisory in the bay area, san jose, 3:00 p.m. it unloads. as you can see, more showers on friday evening and saturday scattered showers. and then sunday when i come back at 10:00 p.m. the sunday weather system with the model. the five-day forecast with your bay area weekend in view, it is a light one. and a wet one. and it will be good news. we need the rain. friday will be wet. afternoon commute sketchy. saturday break. sunday more rain. stay inside, drive slow. >> pack our patience. >> this is what we need. >> good. good. >> thank you. >>> a 49ers hall of famer is calling out tom brady and his super bowl win. also tiger woods playing again in san diego but things didn't go well. mark will explain coming up next in sports. >> right now it is time to check in with gasia mikaelian with a look at what we are working on for ktvu fox 2 news at 7:00 p.m. >> involving nbc news anchor man, brian williams. he made up a story, and

our friday morning is going to be dicey. saturday and sunday will be wet as well. snow levels will be high. that was san jose's forecast for tomorrow just like today. a little bit of fog in the morning. you'll have to look hard. temperatures under mostly to partly cloudy skies. there's the rain forecast for thursday night. as you said, you see the rain line. here you are that's santa rosa and south san jose. maybe partly crowdty at that time -- cloudy at that time. the rain starts for most of us. the heavy focus will be northern california or north of the bay area. tomorrow morning's fog. there's coastal fog so that's an indication. the on shore push, not on shore anymore. the winds are going this way. you're going to see these winds going south. you're going to continue the fog to be there. then we go into 7:30 and the air drops down. there's thursday morning and there's thursday evening. that is what 6:00. this is the model saying it's updated. it says rain as far south as the bay area. san francisco proper by 6:00 thursday. either way it's going to be wet. the m

can see we're looking at about 3 inches or so, but it's really the roads that have become very, very dicey out there. we've been on backroads, secondary roads as well as main roads in prince george's county and at times all seem equally as bad. we've seen car spinning out, accidents and close calls, plow truck drivers telling us they will continue to be throughout the night, but sometimes they say it's a waiting game. >> we've already plowed once. we have to wait for it to build back up and do it again. >> reporter: roads looking pretty bad? >> pretty bad. nothing is melting. >> i've been all the way down to waldorf near the wal-mart. the roads are not scraped. they definitely salted them, but you can't see the lanes worth anything. >> reporter: probably makes it pretty tough to try to navigate. >> yes, definitely. >> it's really crazy out there. i don't see anything that said this is over with, that the roads are clearing up or anything like that. man. >> reporter: still coming down and doesn't seem to be melting or going anywhere. >> nowhere. it's like a cousin you don't want to let out.

the next 24 hours, across that part of the country, certainly going to be dicey. >> rob, thank you. > we go to copenhagen, a city under alert after two deadly terror attacks. this after police say they killed the alleged gunman overnight. police say he is a danish citizen with a criminal background. tonight, a survivor of one of those attacks is speaking to abc news. when the shooting started, she hid in a storage room. here's terry moran. with the interview and investigation tonight. >> reporter: they're in mourning tonight while the danish police are pursuing all leads aggressively. there have been a series of arrests across the city. clearly operating under the assumption that the gunman didn't act alone. denmark is reeling from the attacks. the horrifying moment when a speech became a battleground. listen. eyewitnesses say they heard the gunman during the shooting. >> i could hear in >> reporter: one man, a danish film director, killed. three officers wounded. the apparent target, this man, wanted on an al qaeda list for drawing the prophet mohammed as a dog. the organizer of the

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it was a little dicey with the snow cover and the blowing snow. just be careful out there. >> it seems like even though we didn't get a ton of snow if we have 6 inches on the ground a foot on the ground in most areas, the snow is a little bit more compact and it just stuck. over the past few weeks, it's sort of been this light, fluffy stuff you can drive right over no problem. but i took it easy coming into the station. >> a good idea. >>> let's talk sports. the nba is putting on a show. last night, the high-flying dunk contest. we'll show you some of the biggest slams and the new champ is the second youngest ever to win the competition. that's all coming up after the break. takes the hassle out of selling in just 3 easy steps. one, get your free online valuation. two, book an appointment. and three, pick up a check at your nearest buying center. ♪ find out how much your car is worth ♪ ♪ at webuyanycar.com ♪ >>> happy sunday to you. i'm danny pommells from comcast sports net. it was billed as the biggest game in history, for first place in the big

we will put water main break in pottstown that will get dicey and icy in this area. this is spruce street at master. best alternate to take north char lieutenant street traveling around that stretch. we have an accident closing williams sin road excuse me between dove lake road and youngs ford. this will be until 8:00 a.m. down tree and down wires. old gulf road is your best bet. ukee and erika. >> ♪ >> i guess we can say word is congratulations. >> johnny dep and amber heard have tied the knot. actors reportly got married at their home in los angeles but celebration does not stop there, a bigger celebration is set to take place on dep's private island in the bohamas this weekend. nice to have one of those. his wedding marks her first marriage and dep's second is. private island. >> come on dude are you serious. >> it must be nice. >> i know. >> only three days until grammys air right here on cbs-3. >> ed sheeran is up for two including album of the year. here's a closer look at his hit album x. >> ♪ >> ed sheeran is a fuzzy british singer, a pop hybrid. >> ed sheera

morning, this time tomorrow morning, the commute into work could be a little bit tricky a little bit dicey, as we are tracking some snow and rain in the forecast. we have a traffic alert for drivers on 95 in northeast philadelphia. a lane of northbound i-95 is scheduled to be closed tonight for construction. the highway will be reduced from three lanes to two between 8:00 p.m. and 5:00 a.m. between levick street and bleigh halve. the work really depends on the weather, so it may be delayed or canceled. it's part of the $212 million project to improve the cottman avenue interchange and i-95. >>> del dot is prepared for the rain and snow. crews applied brine to many of delaware's roads and bridges yesterday. workers also prepared and repaired equipment so that everything's ready for tonight. officials will be watching the weather to determine when their operations can begin. the storm system that's headed our way a little bit later on has already dumped snow in nebraska. at least 5 inches have fallen there, with higher totals in the eastern part of the state. drivers had a hard time stopping

travel could be dicey especially saturday evening. monday turning much colder.nd staying that way through next week. it's been very active february. stay inside as much as you can tomorrow. >> that's right. be really careful. kathy, thanks. >> speaking of active a lot of activity at the nba trade deadline today beas. >> the shocker the best player on the team for the 76ers was traded. a team void of stars. there he is. inform cw. you'll hear his response about his sudden movement to milwaukee milwaukee. that's coming up in sports. >>> the 76ers traded their most accomplished player today to milwaukee. michael carter williams was the face of the franchise and the reigning nba rookie of the year. surprising move for a team void of stars. but after further review when your team is being built by numbers guy you cannot have the second worse three-point percentage nor the third lowest field goal percentage nor can you appear to be prone to injury. the numbers don't add up. michael thought he found a home via twitter he says, i can't lie i'm shocked i loved this city.

. >> reporter: the president's day holiday easing what could have been an even more dicey morning commute. throughout the country more than 1,800 flight cancellations. in nashville they prepared for snow, and they're battling thick ice. in chicago temperatures hovered in the single digits. >> you have to watch out for ice. never look up when you walk. everything's looking down. >> reporter: and south of the windy city crews desperately search for a vehicle that may have crashed in the frigid river. back in louisville four-wheel drive is in high demand. >> on my way here i helped push six people up a hill that probably shouldn't have been out. >> reporter: as tonight much of the south is on ice. here in louisville the snow is beginning to taper off as the storm moves east but the bone-chilling temperatures will remain. it will be a long night for crews trying to treat roads here. when it gets to be this cold even all this salt can only go so far. lester. >> all right, gabe thanks. >>> with 73 million americans now under some sort of winter weather advisory or warning, let's go back to bost