and erica congratulations on our work here. lisa and matt congratulations on our awards how wonderful. but it's a principle for me to be here as your representative in congress to the new headquarters but a building of great tradition and that's in our city. this whole faith is built on technology and really save in community because community is what yelp is all about. yelps success is living proof that american business doesn't want just service a small community but this whole community. from the beginning this torrid company acknowledged that this can be a good model of bits. and certainly there's no befrt place to test this model but in san francisco. consider where we are today 140 new montgomery street stand for innovation. the first sky skrarpt to be in san francisco. it was then the pacific telephone company. i've been using caving stone as means of communication but that was the innovation of the day. that was here in 1929 that, sir winston churchill made a telephone call for his 21st wedding anniversary he said why sa

and jen's lives. but it turns out, they weren't the only ones. erica who started the whole thing just trying to help two people and ended up touching so many lives says the way she lives her own is forever changed. >> taking it day by day, minute by minute and savoring every single moment. i don't think i've ever really lived my life that way. and i'm starting to learn how to do that. after meeting jen and jeff. >> jen's doctor's prediction was sadly very accurate. jen died at home peacefully on october 10. thousands of people also responded to the story of lisa blanchard, a woman filling a need most of us didn't know existed. providing clothing to victims of sexual assault. during a post assault exam, victims often have to give up their clothes for evidence. the state's sexual assault response team due to budget issues often don't have much to replace them with. sometimes seneding victims home in paper hospital gowns. >> it's completely unacceptable. and i remember i had this compulsion down to my feet to do something about it instantly. >> it wasn't

and help get folks back home for the holidays. >> and erica, there's the issue of the cold. and it's dangerously cold outside. how are they concerned about that? >> yes, very cold. yes, the snow has stopped falling, but double-digit temps retain now, and down tousings de digits tonight. and you can get frostbite in 30 minutes or less. we have heard of outreach volunteers canvassing the city to encourage homeless people to come into the shelters and certainly get out of this before the biting cold sets. >>> erica pitzi in new york, and the war is over. >> the snow is over, and in the next few hours, we have the cold temperatures with a coating of snow on the ground. so be aware of that. and the wind is picking up. we have windchill warnings, and you see the wind gusts up to 30, 40 miles per hour. and the blizzard warnings, even though the snow is gone, we still have blowing and drifting snow and low visibility, especially on the coast here and in long island. that's the cloud, and now the story is the temperatures. we're looking at temperatures already below 0, not factoring i

here is erica. >> and we are waking up to cold temperatures. and and yet morning.d the south bay and north. in the 20s. >> temperature could drop a few more degrees. expect sunshine in the 60s. a look at the forecast. good morning. happy new year. light and quiet out there. >> you from getting ready to hit the road. this is a nice and smooth all morning. so far no change in the pattern. and 580 is great coming from the maze and the east shore checking in trouble free. again up to the pay gate as smooth ride all the way across the upper deck into downtown. no problems for the south bay. we started off with the problem at north 101. that is out of the way. and traffic is moving well throughout the north bay. >>> if you are hopping on bart you will have to pay more. starting today the hike is expected to average 19 cents per ride. and it will have pay for a train cars. control system. and improvements to a maintenance facility that will support future expansion to the south bay. the last fare increase was 2012. muni going up for the prices on 19, 3, 7-day passes. the

here's erica with our weather and traffic. the morning erica. >>erica: the morning to you both. i want to talk more extensively about what's happening in the deep south. we will have some lingering snow showers and freezing rain forest of florida and georgia border. but as resume and you on notice that this grant is actually moving out to sea to look like with instilling with lingering impact that can result in flight delays. a year and the bay area kind of muggy outside. we in some areas of low clouds. temperatures were nominally and the upper to low 50s. 4 mi. visibility driving down hayward and looks like visibility slightly improves heading up the nimitz freeway the rain is finally in the forecast here in the bay area. his luck and satellite and radar. but we are scene dry conditions are right now we are starting to pick up some light rain once again in your rica and as far south as ukiah. it won't be until the afternoon that we will start to see some showers. morning commute looking fine. it just went with some dense fog but the slick roadways definitely something to look ou

the festival ends when the temperature starts to warm at the end of march and the ice melts again >>ericather persisting through the end of january. fed does not equal a very tight february 3rd will have to wait and see--dry. we are and the thirties. coldest reading than the north bay 342 degrees out the door in hayward and san mateo. you definitely want a jacket with temperatures dropping into the upper thirties out and the livermore valley. it is windy out there especially at the higher elevations. the wind will calm down as we head into the afternoon but temperatures are only going to climb. take a look at futurecast 4. i 12:00 will seemingly low to the mid- 60s. mid to upper 60s by 3 this afternoon and will hold on to mild weather and fact. most locations in the '50s by 8:00 tonight. breaking down your afternoon highs napa 6866 expected in san francisco. fairfield of oakland getting pretty close to 70. 66 for those of you in pleasanton. his 70 on the horizon. the college's 7 day around the bay forecast 3:00 we will cool things down as a weak system approaches into the weekend. >>georg

erica and i had a little thing going. >> somehow i got roped into it. it was really between you and my husband who is a colts fan. >> he's not here to put on the patriots shirt. it's all over twitter if you're looking for something to do. we are going to see a big storm system in the' addle area. it was pouring yesterday. now all the watches and warnings are starting to move eastward into the rockies. we even had blizzard warnings in areas where visibility is extremely poor because of heavy snow and blowing wind. we are going to see this whole storm system continue to move eastward but not before it dumps perhaps one to three inches of rain in seattle. looking at nine inches plus in the higher elevations. moving east a widespread six to nine inches in the lighter blue. also as we look west of denver. some areas could end up with 12 to 18 inches of snow with this storm system over the next 24 hours. it's back behind this cold front which is going to start to cool temperatures down. we should be nice and mild in the 40s today in minneapolis. but it drops i

his younger sister erica anded a aren't also in the class. at the beginning pose they had their heads down, look up, strike their position and then it all makes sense or it doesn't make sense to them. suddenly everything turns topsy turvy. >> i'm glad he stopped. can you imagine if he didn't pause? >> it's me, dad, it's me. >> they knew he was coming home for the holidays but had no idea he was getting home as early as he did. >> mom was the only family member who knew what was she going on because she helped orchestrate all of this. >> everybody's so excited that he's back. what a cool way to do it. and he also had a little surprise in store for his little sister. >> all in class. >> taking a test, too. looks like they're into it. >> it looks like they might be take ago test or quiz. listen. >> kathy. >> that's awesome! >>> all of the milk's gone missing from a couple's apartment. so girlfriend set up two cameras to figure out what's going on here. >> the strange scene that solved the milk mystery. >> what the heck in. >>> going full speed on

and erica, the heavy stuff is not even supposed to be falling until midnight. which is why authorities here in chicago are asking people to leave the car at home and take the one cent bus service that starts at 10:00. erica? >> sounds like a great deal, thank you. >>> overseas, russian president vladimir putin promised a forceful crackdown on terrorists today after two suicide bombings killed more than 30 people. raising new concerns about security as the sochi olympics approach. nbc's jim maceda has the latest. >> reporter: hi, erica. as police offered up a suspect in the bombings, the latest violence was worrying the olympic athletes in the u.s. by the thousands, the russian police swept through volgograd's coffee shops and markets overnight. hunting for the accomplices in the suicide blasts that killed at least 34. dozens of people were detained though any connections to the bombings were unclear. vladimir putin backed a strong force. we will consistently continue the fight against terrorists until their complete annihilation, he said. police now say they've

and we saw some rain overnight. but will it erica has your forecast. good morning and thanks for joining us on this thursday. i'm james fletcher. and i'm darya folsom. and as erica said the rain is here, but there's not much of it. kron 4's mike pelton is in the north bay. mike, how's it looking out there? up in the sierra, the much needed rain is turning into snow at northstar. the national weather service issued a winter storm warning for the lake tahoe area early this morning. moderate to heavy rains and mountain snow developed overnight. rain and sleet hit the mountains earlier in the day yesterday. then it turned to snow overnight. which is so important for ski resorts. they've been hit hard by the winter drought. some areas could see a foot of snow. other locations above 8 - thousand feet could get up to 2- feet of snow. other good news, resorts in the sierra were expected to get fresh snowfall overnight. the 14-year-old boy accused of killing his sister last week, in the chinatown district of oakland, is now in police custody. he turned himself i

as the city's bus system will be privatized this year erica and wanted to link it either vacancies. when the beer is first class of twenty one drivers completed a training on the sixth. more than half had a pretty secure employment. the program is attracting a wide range of students ranging from young women to ex cons hoping to start a new chapter in their lives. the survey supported the nineteen month the rate of thirty five to fifty five thousand and two dollars there has to keep in mind that the program by incorporating internships into the program off to the electronic toll collection systems the mall while former apple was the hot dog january seconds the far eastern electronic toll collection company said that the security in the upper house been reinforced in the app is available again. in response to some drivers complained that they would topple toys on the freeway. the ttc said that that they can not completely prevent double billing problems. however the way links and the bills carefully before sending them to drivers. the electronic neatly on the freeway flashes of light

and things. bodily products. >>> erica haywood adds a new weapon to her arsenal. -- >> i was patting him down in the crotch area and i felt the bulge. >>> the ongoing battle to stop the illegal tattoo trade inside the jail. >>> as in other correctional facilities, tattooing is not allowed at the bexar county jail in san antonio. violators could get up to 60 days or even face criminal charges. but the demand for tattoos on the inside are so great there are always tattoo artists willing to take the risk for pay out or other forms of commissary. they make ingenious tattoo guns. staff are constantly on the lookout for them. >> i was patting him down, down in his crotch area, felt the -- you know, the bulge, i asked him what it is and he just pulled it out, opened it up. a catch like this is pretty rare. >> was a good catch, man. >> right here is from inside of a light, a staple. this is the copper wire that came from inside of the hair clippers and two checker pieces to hold it together. these guys know what they're doing. >>> another inmate marcelo cardenas is not a t

let's go down to the weather terrace and take a measurement. erica>> i think i'm about to take you happy as i take my ruler here and stick it in the snow out here on the terrace. close to 4 inches. see, about 3 1/2, 3 3/4 as of now and that snow is going to continue to fall. we're going to see it continue for the next few hours. let's take a look at preliminary snowfall totals. 5 inches in new market, maryland. darnstown 4.3. we have 3 3/4 and 3 inches in manassas. 2 in arlington. when all is said and done, this is what we're expecting. 4 to 7 inches throughout the beltway, down i-66. 6 to 9 in northern maryland and northern virginia. 2 to 4 inches down to the south near fredericksburg and southern maryland. topper, back to you in the studio. >> we are almost at the 4-inch mark. 19 in frederic. those are straight temperatures. factor in the winds, going out, it's going to get dangerous after midnight. feels like it's 9 in gaithersburg, 4 in frederic. we'll come back and talk about how low the windchills will go and more snow flakes on the seven-day.

funny thing about that windshield wiper fluid and erica brings up a great point. 's going to be your friend the next five days. and make sure it's all wiper fluid, because we had a problem driving up to connecticut with my wife. hers froze solid. we stopped at every rest stop on the new jersey turnpike. that was a great trip. let's take a live look outside. it is just cold. the wind died down. it's a dry cold for you. 18 right now. relative humidity only 38%. so, dew points below zero. winds are west, northwest at 12. not really a factor. recorded highs today, 19 at national. 18 leesburg. 15 was the high both at dulles and up into baltimore for new record low highs on this date. okay, satellite picture, radar combined, some clouds, a little bit of snow on the east side of lake michigan. that's our next clipper. the center of the storm will track to our north. it will drag a cold front through us, but not much moisture. maybe a flurry or snow shower tomorrow afternoon and that's it. 15 right now in college park. 15 in arlington. 15 in reston and fairfax. these are s

and i'm james fletcher. it's seven a-m. >>george: >>erica: taking a look at temperatures right now we are below freezing in santa rosa. and mainly. temperatures a little bit cooler than 24 hours ago. bill sinclair conditions on satellites and radar and as we head into the afternoon expect 60s by lunch time. think of the record-breaking highs. hit now to our team coverage this morning.of a bart police officer.shot and killed by another officer. the fallen officer was sgt. tom smith. he was a 20-year veteran of the bart police department. and leaves behind his wife kellie. and their six-year- old daughter. killed in california by accidental gunfire. but the first in the bay area since 2001. the alameda county sheriff's office tells kron 4 this morning that smith is the first bart officer killed in the line of duty since the department's creation. investigators worked late into the night to figure out how the 20-year- veteran was accidently shot and killed while conducting an investigation as many questions are left unanswered. joining us live

again, thanks to our crowd bundling up and taking pictures which is showing up on the video wall. i'm lester holt alongside ericaenna wolfe and dylan dreyer. >> we want to get you caught up on this morning's top headlines. first up, investigators trying to figure out this morning what the motive may have been one day after a gunman opened fire in a crowded mall in maryland killing two other people and himself. this morning that mall remains closed as they search for answers. >>> another threat is looming against russia with less than two weeks to go until the start of the olympic winter games in sochi. militants who already claimed responsibility for previous bombing attacks say they are ready to strike the country again. >>> and there is a new australian open champ. a big upset today. switzerland's wawrinka beat rafael nadal three sets to one. >>> a lot of people talking about whether jay z and beyonce will perform together tonight. >>> how would you like to have a personal assistant without paying a weekly salary? mario is here with a virtual way to stay on top of your day-to-day schedule. >>> two against one

>>george: thanks erica and good morning.a quiet start to the morning commute as we're not tracking any delays or hot spot here at the bay bridge. light traffic. your quick commute check from around the bay shows we are only seen a little slowing on interstate 580 but it is not terrible right now. highway 4 is still clear through antioch. in south bay peninsula and north bay ride all look good. >>darya: thanks a lot george grid developing news right nowbreaking news this morning, a man is in critical condition right now after being burned outside the concord bart station. it happened last night at the bart station on oakland avenue. kron4's jackie sizzle is live with more. >>: good morning darya, outside of the bart station. you can see some of the remnants of this bizarre story that's sent a teenager to the hospital with severe burns. according to the police department around 1130 last night they got a call of a man on fire and that's exactly what they found. they found a teenage male on fire who accidently set himself on fi

so get the blankets and bring whatever you need. ericaspecifically to olympic athletes and fans traveling to russia for the winter games. the u.s. state department saying citizens should be around of their surroundings at all times. new threats to russia continuing to come to light. richard engel has the latest for us this morning from sochi. richard, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, erica. security concerns have overshadowed the buildup to these games in a way that didn't happen before turino and the sochi games are rapidly becoming the terrorist games. at least three alerts issued on the internet, and five suspected suicide bombers missing. sochi, a former soviet retreat by the black sea, has become a guarded fortress. arriving in sochi is just the start of a journey through the security bubble. once you have your bags and leave the airport, you have to pass through at least four different checkpoints before you're actually sitting in a seat watching any sports. so you better hope your team wins. [ sirens ] sochi is tightly prot

and the north bay ride is finally starting to break loose. >>ericaiding our time here. mostly cloudy conditions with temperatures climbing in the '40's and 50's. we are heading down to a fairly mild conditions although we do have some coastal fog to deal with. in fact visibility up to about 5 mi.. as we head into the afternoon low 60s by lunchtime. it's the upper 60s possible by three this afternoon and by 8:00 tonight expect mostly cloudy conditions. we do have wet weather finally on the horizon. of talk about just how much rain will pitch in my next report. >>: police are looking for a 40 year-old boy accused of shooting his sister for running his clothes and laundry. kron 4's will tran is live at the oakland police department this morning with the latest on the case. i spoke to a spokeswoman with the oakland police department she's not going into details as to exactly why it's so difficult for them to track down a 14 year-old boy. we all know they don't have resources like an adult but for whatever reason it's been five days with a $10,000 reward

i'm lester holt. >> and i'm erica hill alongside jenna wolfe and dylan dreyer. >> and we want to get right to today's top story, that suicide bombing in afghanistan. annabel roberts is following developments for us from london. annabel, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, lester. well, it was friday night, the restaurant was busy when a suicide bomber burst in and detonated explosives. eyewitnesses say two gunmen followed, firing indiscriminately. at least 21 people were killed, 13 of them foreigners. among them, two u.s. citizens from the american university of afghanistan. that organization has issued a statement, saying they are devastated by the news. also killed, the imf's top representative in the country and four u.n. personnel, making this the deadliest attack against foreign civilians in afghanistan since the war began nearly 13 years ago. the restaurant was considered relatively secure. it's situated in a district that's home to several embassies and is popular with diplomats and aide workers and journalists. of course, most foreign forces are pla

and interstate 280 seeing speeds above 40 mi. an hour. the time -7463 here's a look at your forecast with anny. >>anny: thanks erica. ou are a skier or border you have to go up to a town hall because take a look at the left in there and sierra tahoe. a storm total of 10 to 16 in. 10 at the base and 60 in. up at the summit. a lot of fresh powder. this is great news as it's been a very tough season so far as we get lots of sunshine. the a very nice weekend to take advantage of the storm we had. sierra tahoe a base of 22 in.. we are working on it. heavenly has 10 in. of new snow in the past 24 hours at kirkwood picking up more than a foot of fresh powder into last 24 hours as well. and in the bay area we're looking at conditions to start off your friday morning. and maybe breezy once again for the afternoon today. it will be cool but plenty of sunshine tonight. it will be dry for saturday expecting tracking and other transfers some showers. right now, for this as a heading of the door for most areas. 45 in san jose and also 45 and oakland. looking at temperatures in the mid- 40s. 15 degrees cooler and half moon bay. 14

whenever corporate and temperatures yesterday at we are bringing even more heat to date. >>ericairly mild with upper 50s for half moon bay low fifties for downtown san francisco. well 50s along the east bay shoreline. mild for a lot of us and called for others. we do have upper 20s and the north bay and approaching 12:00, we will seemingly 60s around the bay area. '70s will start to trickle in as we approach your afternoon highs we could bring some records and mountain view, san jose. all across oakland and even places like san rafeal. we do also have a red flag warning to talk about three we have been dealing with very dry conditions low humidity levels and picking up in the northeast. gus upwards of 30 mi. per hour. the red flag warning in effect for the north bay mountains and east bay hills so we will see very warm readings over the next several days. i look at your extended forecast. that's 7 day around the bay coming up and a couple of minutes. here's george. >>george: this alert has been cancelled on 880. all lanes are open now for the east bound ride. no longer in residua

with lester holt, and erica hill. live, from studio 1a in rockefeller plaz. >> welcome to "today" on this sunday morning. >> i'm craig melvin. feeling drier, she is desperately trying to stay warm in green bay, wisconsin. lester is taking time off this weekend. we love your look. >> is the fur working? >> reporter: oh, thank you. it's new. >> we can tell. >> it's very fancy. >> on the off-chance we didn't know it was cold there, dylan, we now know it's very cold there. >> reporter: you don't even understand how many of these are taped around my jacket, just so you know. >> that's a good tip for anybody going to these games today, or who's going to be outside. put the warmers inside your clothes. >> even if one of the crazy people want to take your shirt off and go nuts, stick the warm pads to your body. >> she's at lambeau for the green bay game. did you see the indianapolis game last night? >> i watched it with my in-laws. talk about an end to that game. talk about a comeback. >> a lot of people gave up and didn't wa

i'll be timing out the rain and the big temperature drop in about 15 minutes, erica. >> road crews were out early this morning in d.c., maryland and virginia prepping streets for the possibility of freezing rain. news 4 darcy spencer is in leesburg, virginia tonight where there's still a few slick spots out there. how are things looking? any better out there? >> reporter: overall not too bad. we drove out here from northwest washington this afternoon and i have to say really not too bad. this is route 7 here in leesburg, and traffic is getting by just fine. here's a couple of cars coming now. you just want to watch. keep your speeds down just a little bit. we hit an icy patch a little earlier this evening and so there are some of those slick spots out there that you want to look out for. here's one of the dangerous things that still is lingering. some icy spots like this. this is a solid sheet of ice right here in this parking lot and whether you're walking through or driving through you definitely want to be careful. let's go to some video we shot just a short time ago. this was at a g

but that ice will be fine and not melting any time soon. erica? >> good use for this cold weather. > tonight is the music industry's biggest night to shine. the 56th grammy awards. and there's plenty of talk leading up to it. not just about who will take home those coveted awards, but also about the potential for some big musical surprises. miguel almaguer has a preview. >> reporter: the glitz, the glamour, the grammys. this is the music industry's biggest night. rock and roll, country, and hip hop stars making the red carpet sizzle into a catwalk. >> they're always fun and you can always see something to contribute to the fun. >> reporter: but tonight is about the music. not just who will sing. madonna, katy perry and taylor swift are on the slate. >> jay z and beyonce are scheduled to perform. ♪ caught up in these lights and cameras ♪ >> reporter: up for nine grammys, jay z has more nominations than anybody. but he's missing from the big three. record, album, and song of the year. ♪ i'm going to pop some tags >> reporter: newcomers ryan lewis and macklemore. >> they may win for be

and it's very frustrated to him. >> the women like erica who bring home the bacon are often criticizedor not being home with their kids. on this night, she had only 30 minutes of mommy and me time. >> a lot of women i know, even hardworking, ambitious, out in the work force women hold this idea that unless they make the sandwich, the sandwich isn't as good. >> marriages like jake and erica's are still in the minority. even though the number of at-home dads doubled in the past ten years, it's still a small number, less than 200,000. working ma mom beyonce sings around running the world. ♪ who run the world ♪ girls >> she cently weighed in on an editorial on working women. we need to stop buy into the myth about gender equality. it isn't a reality yet. the average working woman earns only 77% of what the average man makes. men have to demand that their wives, daughters, mothers and sisters earn more. so why are we viewed as less equal? >> the most stressful thing on a marriage is when people are living roles that they didn't expect. they will find it emasculating if they have an idea of

>>erica: and george we are taking a look at wind speeds around the bay area. on the east bay shoreline and the coast line. we are seeing when speeds fluctuate between zero and miles per hour. here's what's happening at the scene of the fire a thick plume of black smoke shooting up in the air. not really moving because once these are so-called. that's good news for the firefighters. that's not good news for air quality. there is no mixing of the air so visibility is bad and that black smoke is very hard to breathe. but you're driving through the area make sure your windows are rolled up. as we take a look at the rest of the bay area we are waking up to thirties' 40's and '50's. by lunchtime we will see mid to upper 50s. i later this afternoon expect partial clearing and highs in the upper 50s low 60s. your 7 day around the bay coming up in just a couple of minutes. >>darya: let's get back to our team coverage of the fire. look at all of the smoke. >>james: there is that neighborhood and right by it that warehouse around the net three as we take a look at live l

and good morning. welcome to "today" on a friday morning. i'm matt lauer. >> i'm erica hill along with al roker and peter alexander. savannah and natalie have the morning off. >> smart. >> they're laughing at us right now. >> they planned it well in their warm beds watching us here but that's not enough to scare off a lot of friends joining us here on the plaza. a big thanks to everybody for examining out this morning. this is some tough weather for a lot of folks. >> but mr. roker hit it right on the head. he nailed the forecast yesterday. you said about 10 inches in the city. >> yeah. >> that's what we're getting now. >> ten inches here. >> over 13 inches in boston. record setting snow falls all over and the temperatures are brutal. >> imagine what this is going to travel. 3,700 flights have been cancelled between yesterday and today. jfk international airport, new york city right now completely shutdown. >> that's going to be a rough one. meantime, you mentioned 13 inches in boston. this is newton, massachusetts just outside of boston. this is a live shot from a car

>>erica: and caught a start to your tuesday morning. itics like chance for the day. right now low clouds temperatures and the upper forties. will stay generally mostly cloudy skies. high's popping out on the mid-60s. and by this evening claudius skies and temperatures cooling down and to the upper for days. here's what we are watching. the graeme picking up and the north bay. against a rally light rain coming through. through tomorrow as well. highs go are going to be around 60s for san francisco. 64 and nab also a san jose. also oakland looking at 64. half moon bay prole topping out and the lower 60s. mr. kron 47 day around the bay forecast. the north bay has some slight chance for some rain. i think tomorrow night will get a better chance for some more rain. tram amount are said to be pretty light. we are, make a huge dent in that trial to just yet. >>: belmont police have found a missing autistic teenager. 16-year-old tyler simmons went missing yesterday at 7-pm. kron 4's will tran is joining us live now with more information. we alwa

they don't want to inconvenience the fact that he is someone who is very popular right now chris and erica goes on yawn and say that he has more rights than anybody else still be in the process is actually good and i am is right it's great. his obvious thirtieth ladder before all this went down before he stopped communicating. carry on to explain that he was forced to sign and nemo from the us justice department that stated he was legally obligated to clear everything he brought with the cis publication review board. it turned out he was actually legally obligated to do anything. the economy and intimidated and essentially into signing that now now yes according to lawyer this is a legal and constitutional. you submit your prison letters to the cis pre publication review board. they have nothing to do this time is an intelligence officer. they also would happen to carry a clear and essentially he sat down and ordered decided to hand over her. that said it would be sending the letters that were giving them to ca for a few of them for publishing. and actually it seems he has been doing this

>>erica: into the afternoon and other spare the air alert is in effect. loudy conditions it looks like we will hold on to mild weather as we transition into the weekend. >>mark: thank-you erica. we are one step closer to having an agreement in the bart labor dispute. after two strikes, contract ratifications, a disputed bart aboard boats and a lawsuit the bart district board of directors has approved a compromise contract. the contract does not include the controversial six weeks of unpaid family medical leave. but bart workers will be getting improvements to a variety of provisions including those dealing with recent family medical leave and training. naso a provision giving employees a one time bonus if bart rider should increases was revised. the new contract does not exceed the 67 million hot dollars that was in the previous agreement. >>anny: a bay area drivers arrested for hitting and killing a six year-old girl and san francisco on the rear seat has a clean driving record and it fell a license. 57 year-old syed muzzafar of union city was turning rig

the mayor said that it's pay back, and the governor said that he is outraged. we go to erica with more. > >> good morning, del, and the governor will be facing tough questions from reporters any minute now, since documents revealed yesterday showed that people close to the governor orchestrated this traffic jam at the base of the george washington bridge, which is 'very busy bridge during rush hour back in september, and the reason, possible retribution against the mayor of who refused to back the governor's re-election campaign. >> who, in their right mind, would close down access to the busiest bridge in the world to send me a message? >> the mayor of fort lee, emergency energy, said that chris christie has a lot of explaining to do, after he said that closing the lanes was an act of retribution because he refused to endorse the republican governor during his re-election campaign, and others are demanding answers. >> what we see today is a sad day for new jersey. the documents that have been published are both shock and go out rage. and go out rage. they show government at

and the toll plaza flask. a look at the weather here is erica. >>erica: another sunny and hot and dry day. really looks like a the next opportunity for some rain. as for your eyes open getting a high of 72. that can actually it break an old record. as for the rest of the state high pressure still dominant over the entire area if you're heading up to tahoe expect a high of 45. in 7 day around the bay forecast shows a gradual cooling trend as we wrap of the work week. an increase in gusty winds will increase our chance for fire danger. >>darya: and also they were written >>darya: one person is dead and another injured after being hit by a caltran near the santa clara station. two men were on the tracks between the north bound platform on the and the southbound platform last night when the train approached. there are no scheduled stops were the men were so the train could have been travelling across 70 mi. per hour permit investigators are trying to figure out why the men were on the tracks and the first place. they hope to talk to the surviving man when he comes out of surgery. >>james: and

and the victims. >>> good evening everyone. i'm erica gonzales. the colombia mall will reopen at 1:00 tomorrow. employees are expected to return earlier, it comes as families struggle to understand what led a 19-year-old to open fire and kill two men. the two were shot on saturday on the mall's second level. police say 19-year-old shooter darion aguilar turned the gun on himself. police released this photo with details about the teenager. david culvert spoke to the gunman's neighbors and joins us in the studio with more. >> we're back from the home where he lived with his mother. it's there where police seized computers and documents. among that evidence his journal. some of the entries depict a depressed teenager. detectives spent much of today interviewing the families but tonight police stress there is no known congestion between aguilar and his two victims. we dug up a missing person's report. this was filed shortly after the shooting by aguilar's mother. prince george county police took the call. they read the journal and got worried he tracked his cell phone and it led him to colombia mall

let's begin 1/4 hour with a check of your forecast and your commute. erica watching. >>: not much out there in terms of the commute and in terms of the weather is colder this morning. colder than 24 hours ago especially along the coastline. s we will see plenty of sunshine into the afternoon but temperatures will just be in touch cooler. fan still think we could break some records for places like oakland and san rafeal off but we won't see the widespread mid to upper 70's like we did yesterday. into the we can expect, wins. '70s was the ground and then a gradual cool down as expected next week. right now we are at the freezing mark and a bottle santa rosa. nafta fairfield at 32 degrees and 38 right now and pleasanton. futurecast 4 shows we will start to warm things up by lunchtime. in fact most of us in the '60s. by 3 this afternoon we will see some warm spring like temperatures around. but it caught tonight it is a friday. you're probably out about full expect temperatures mainly in the upper 50s. i do want to give specific with your afternoon highs. for sa

attorney a job christie once held announced a federal investigation is now underway and erica has morend erica we may learn more about the different roles people played in the scandal today. >> absolutely, that is right, new jersey assembly will release 900 pages of documents turned over be david wilestein who made the four-day traffic jam a reality and the government expressed humiliation over the scandal and it could produce more revelations. heart broken and be troyed are some of the words chris christie used explaining feelings and insisting he played no part in the political ploy. >> no knowledge or involvement in this issue, in its planning or excuse. and i am stunned by the abject stupidity. >> reporter: they translated into the immediate termination of the deputy chief of bridgett kellie as political pay back to the town's mayor who refused to back the governor for reelection and kellie wrote time for some traffic problems in fort lee. >> she lied to me. >> reporter: with a top aid gone christie apologized to the people of new jersey as a whole and went straight to ft. lee to d

and of the right we have indianapolis. will have an update on your forecast now. >>ericaeas of new york and blizzard warnings and snow alerts an offense for the coastline. this is something we will continue to monitor. the heaviest snow stretching late into tonight and tomorrow. whatever eye on the airport because that would translate into flight delays. here in the bay area liking into crystal clear conditions. it is called out there. we do have areas of frost. take a look at temperatures. we're at freezing for vallejo. low 40's along the 880 corridor. although it's cold and you need a jacket right now probably won't be the case into the afternoon. plenty of sunshine is expected and very warm conditions. we're talking mid to upper 60s. it is another day of perhaps record-breaking warmth. keep in mind highs generally and the mid-50s for this time of year. not the case an evergreen. the yachtsmen vallate i have 6764 degrees in vallejo. even 60s here and san francisco closer to ocean beach. satellite and radar today shows clear skies. we still have high pressure over head w