this will impact your morning commute with things getting dreier into the morning. the snow was still be ongoing in the sierra. becking go for a couple of hours. the sierra will see this now on as well. >> jacqueline: a quarter inch of rain in bayside. the north bay hills and sierra when the storm warning is in affect. periods of heavy snow at lake level about half a foot of snow. here is an look at the forecast for the next few days. dreier conditions a >> jacqueline: that could change sole i will keep posted on that. and no new news to talk about just yet. that would change as we head into tomorrow right here on kron4 or snowball that concord it snowball.com (male announcer): now, here's stanley roberts who found some people behaving badly. >> reporter: the back rows of contra costa county board tells and applications for american express cards are readily available, wait that to say american express cards? yes, i did and apparently preapproved capital one cars as well. what are you laughing? this is not funny but if you drive around you will find christmas trees

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area for the third straight day after that deadly ice storm paralyzed parts of the south stranding dreiers and schoolchildren. all the cars and trucks abandoned along georgia's roadways have finally been moved and the governor there is now acknowledging that he should have shut things down much earlier saying he takes full responsibility. >>> the surviving suspect in the boston marathon bombing faces the death penalty. the short justice department statement says dzhokhar tsarnaev betrayed his country by carrying out a terrorist act. tsarnaev has pleaded not guilty. the two bombings killed three and wounded hundreds. even so a poll last fall found most massachusetts residents don't want him executed. >>> the u.s. is growing impatient with syria. syria is take longer than expected to remove and destroy its chemical weapons. the u.s. says the syrian government is stalling and hasn't done very much. meanwhile, human rights watch says the government is destroying entire neighborhoods to punish civilians sympathetic to the rebels. >>> another cruise ship returned to home port ahead of scheduled

by roland martin, host of "news one now", and peter dreier, distinguished professor of politics, ushian and environmental policy and wrotes an article on the "the huffington post" titled g martin luther king was a radical not a saint." >> you gave a commentary on the tom joyner radio show last week where you said you dapt want dr king trotted out like a civil rights mascot. >> every year they talk about the dream. as if dr king is defined by a single speech. most of the these people haven't bothered to read the rest of the speech. the i have a dream was not in the written speech, it was called normalcy never again. that was the title of it. when you look at the focus after that, a passage of the civil rights act. he played the poor people's campaign, he was there for sanitation workers. that was overlooked. it was opposed to the reality of what he was focussed on. >> that is the point you were making in your article, if you don't find my opinion on what you wrote. some of the quotes from dr king in that article i would like to get your reactions to. one was that he said it didn't cost t

former representative david dreier once thought i was a model airplane. set me up for a long time until they figure that was the you. >> if you or me. >> thank you. a very good. >> thank you, congressman. pennsylvania bell here is statuary hall. right of the us chamber, served as the house of representatives for 50 years. 18071857 for the house. the current chamber was built. joining us now is another republican from pennsylvania. the essay that correctly? >> this is my second term. >> you been around for a couple of years. first of all, what's your impression of washington being a former mayor of hazleton. >> very difficult for me coming here as someone who needed to pass a budget by law every year, pass a balanced budget be someone who had to work with city council in get things accomplished and make decisions. it was a culture change for me to comment. very frustrating in my first term. >> what did he think of the president's speech? >> the main issue for everyone back in my district, the economy and jobs. the president did not offer anything new to sa

dylan dreier is here with the forecast. good morning. >> good morning, alex. we are talking about another polar vortex. this one is not as intense as the last one. we are going to see things cool down over the course of the next couple days as we get into next week where we see temperatures below average. not as far below as it was when we had the big cool down and the arctic air mass last time. we are going to notice a chill. right now, 39 degrees in new york city. it's cold in minneapolis and chicago. right now around 11, 12 degrees. the rest of the country is seeing temperatures above average this morning. it is going to stay above average through this afternoon. a couple spots of wintry weather. in the northeast, central and northern new england we see most of the accumulating snow in massachusetts. it is mostly rain at this point and starting to lift to the north. eastern pennsylvania and parts of up state new york see snow. minneapolis and rochester, minnesota, we will see snow. we are looking at three to six inches. they are quick, move in and move out

dylan dreier is here with the forecast for us. good morning. >> good morning, alex. we are seeing a little bit of everything out there. the heat is out west and very cold, brutally cold air is across the eastern half of the country, especially working into the upper midwest. we are going to see windchills this morning at 11 below in minneapolis. it's only going to get colder. as we have the clipper systems that move through the area that keep reinforcing the cold air. six for a high today in minneapolis. 16 in chicago. 64 in dallas after what's been a very interesting past 24 hours in parts of southeastern texas and louisiana where we had snow and ice, which we have just seen. we are going to see the dip in the jet stream coming off the polar vortex as it pushes the jet stream to the south. it is going to get colder monday into tuesday, perhaps colder than it was the first time we start eed talking about the pol vortex. with the clipper systems, we tend to get snow. most of the snow is through parts of the great lakes region. that will move into the northeast. we cou

dylan dreier is here with the forecast. good soggy morning to you. >> good morning, alex. a nice mild day up and down the east coast with temperatures in newark, 50 dgt. the cold air in the northern plains, not as cold as it has been. we have a rainstorm producing heavy downpours in kentucky to tennessee. parts of the southeast is going to move eastward. we have freezing rain especially through central new england. if you are traveling this morning, the roads could be slippery. most areas, southern new england and south back toward buffalo, it is all rain. we have a slight risk of strong storms. the biggest threat is damaging wind gusts, isolated tornado. that would be not really all that likely today. other than that, heavy downpours with the wind gusts. mild today. 61 in washington, d.c. 62 in atlanta. 80s through florida. 28 in minneapolis for a high. tomorrow 38. melting out that way. 41 in chicago. as the rain clears on the east coast, temperatures drop to the upper 40s. alex? >> thank you so much for that. >>> the death toll as the flu outbreak spreads across this co

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the city is pretty shut down right now. >> dylan dreier in minneapolis for us this morning. thank you very much. so when will things begin to warm up. al has made his way outside. al? >> hey, matt, thank you so much. right now it's 9 degrees in new york city. the record, we set the record this morning and the record was 6 in 1896. look at the temperature change in the last 24 hours. this time yesterday it was 43 degrees warmer in new york city. 37 degrees warmer in boston. we've got 20 states with windchill warnings, 32 states with windchill watches or advisories so it is bitterly cold. the polar vortex, what everyone has been talking about, it is right along the u.s.-canadian border and that has pushed this dangerously cold airway south and way east. so we're used to it feeling like 40 below in green bay and 35 below in detroit and it feels like 8 below in boston, 9 below in d.c., 2 below in atlanta and 21 in jacksonville. well, the good news is tomorrow morning temperatures start to moderate in the south. here in the northeast, as well. the windchill is not quite so bad an