did you ever think you would be standing in a marijuana expo? >> never, ever, ever in a million years. richard: two ounces or less are now legal in the district. >> it's the only city in the country that has to go to congress for its budget. richard: some republican lawmakers are not happy about the new law. >> there is no way to implement this without spending money. when you do that, there will probably be consequences. >> they can lobby the appropriations committee, the authorized funding. richard: d.c. mayor muriel bowser says it is perfectly legal. >> as a business people need to take it seriously and not just somebody sitting on the couch. >> d.c. voters overwhelmingly passed initiative 71. so the will of the voter should be number one. richard: most people at the expo believe the debate will die down, but an interesting concept, cannabis as a business. a man from colorado said that his state has earned $24 million from sales tax on legal marijuana. richard reeve, abc 7 news. kimberly: an all hands on deck in the district for trash pickup.

this is the second year for the 3d world expo. more than 50 companies show off just about everything you can do with a 3d printer from the unusual, to practical to real works of art. anything in three dimension son display. plastic printers most common but there are no metal ones too and some of those can cost in the thousands of dollars. but prices are dropping on the simpler models. >> for those who say it will be a 3d printer in every home, you'll be downloading files to print a replacement part to an appliance or something like that. all kinds of medical breakthroughs. they say they'll be able to print the heart within ten years. >> the expo also features a competition for digital artists. >>> coming up next on abc7 news at 9:00, why california scientists are alarmed by a new study of the ocean. and could a dry january give way to a wet february? abc7 news meteorologist drew tuma is up next with a forecast. i turned 26, and under my parents' insurance, i just wasn't able to get coverage any more. health insurance through cover

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this is the second year for the 3-d printer world expo in burbank.more than 50 companies are showing off everything you can do with a 3-d printer from the unusual, to the practical, real works of art. anything you can build in three-dimension are on may. plastic printers are most common but there are metal ones, too. >> those who say there will be a 3-d printer in every home and you can download files so you can print a replacement part to an appliance or something like that. all kinds of medical breakthroughs. they say they'll be able to print a heart within ten years. >> the expo features competition for digital artists. >>> coming up next on abc7 news at 6:00, could a dry january give way to a wet february? abc7 news drew tuma is up next with the forecast. >> all alone in second place for major titles winning the australian open, and why are these golf fans littering the golf course? you don't litter on a golf >>> in the north bay people reported seeing a bright flash of light in the sky this afternoon. witnesses say it looked like a glowing fireb

>> what was amazing is how much has changed since i was at the world expo in shanghai. i know if you are familiar with the structure of the automotive economy but you have big multinational manufacturers sort order to produce or so cars they have to partner with a local company sold the largest is the shanghai industrial corporation now partnered with the number of these and for the 2000 expo bareass to put together of vision of what the future of shanghai would like. they created this absolutely dazzling display with the stadium seating and in the theater i huge imax screen they were strapped into the 5.parnis and it flew you through this technologically advanced and clean electrify world where all the vehicles were autonomous with no stop lights, the other is making it to the hospital on time to deliver their babies. but that looked like something that certainly would not happen 20 years 30 years. but in 2015 it is president -- pretty reasonable that it is well on its way for the transportation system. and we already have things like fuel cars in every major automobil

thais are heading to japan expo 2015.hey're checking out the sights and tastes at hundreds of booths. visitors are discovering character goods from japanese manga and anime, and they're sampling traditional delicacies. some people are exploring nhk's international broadcast and meeting the corporation's mascot, domokun. representatives of japanese companies in thailand are trying to recruit workers. they're shorthanded, so they're explaining the merits of joining them. >> translator: i didn't know so many japanese companies are operating in this country. i found it very useful to come here and get information. >> the expo is running for three days. organizers are expecting up to 100,000 visitors. >>> that's all this hour on "newsline." i'm ross mihara in tokyo. thank you for watching, and have a good day. >> ernie: born to a band leader and an aaspiration starlet, his life took him on a wild ride that eventually delivered him to hollywood, where he consciously created the smooth, debonair image that we still identify him

. >> i need a pack expo robot when i go on vacation. >> i need an unpack expo. >> or the skills of thisork in the kitchen. he's taking plates putting them in the wash and unpacking them. watch this guy. he could give the robots a run for their money. >> wow. >> he cleans them up even quicker. he has unlocked expert level. what do you think? robots humans humans robots. >> i'm going human everything. >>> stop what you're doing and listen up. we're about to give away another ipad mini. we're going to need the buzz word you need to be at least 18 years of age and a legal u.s. resident. then head over to right this munt.com. enter the buzz word and you can enter on each every day. it's time for us to reveal monday's buzz word. it is "history." click on the win ipad button and enter monday's was word "history." and one day later this week we have bonus give away day. that means two winners. we're going to give away a flat screen tv and an ipad mini. you're going to have to watch every single day. good luck everybody. >>> mom shakes it to try to bring on the labor. >> oh snap. >> baby is danc

plus an arms expo in a region that is rife with war, we will look at who is buying the fierces firearms stay with us. ♪ he's out there. there's a guy out there whose making a name for himself in a sport where your name and maybe a number are what define you. somewhere in that pack is a driver that can intimidate the intimidator. a guy that can take the king 7 and make it 8. heck. maybe even 9. make no mistake about it. they're out there. i guarantee it. welcome to the nascar xfinity series. >> the new al jazeera america primetime. get the real news you've been looking for. at 7:00, a thorough wrapup of the day's events. then at 8:00, john seigenthaler digs deeper into the stories of the day. and at 9:00, get a global perspective on the news. weeknights, on al jazeera america . ♪ welcome back reminder of top stories on al jazeera, a leading figure in egypt 2011 uprising sentenced to five years in jail prominent blogger and mubarack activist violated egypt protest law and him and 24 defendants face charge related to a protest in 2013 retrial of two al jazeera journalists in egypt adjourne

and they are rigged with a number of companies, general motors so the world expo, they were asked to put together a vision of what the future of shanghai looks like so they created this absolutely dazzling display where you walked into a stadium seating amphitheater there was a huge imax screen, you stretch into a harness and it flew you through this technologically advanced, incredibly clean, electrified world where all the vehicles were autonomous, no spotlights, flying people who could drive around the city freely, mothers making it to the hospital on time to deliver their babies because they had an efficient -- >> electric cars -- >> the interesting thing is that looks like something that was certainly not going to happen by 23 and might never happen but in 2015 it is pretty reasonable to assume something like that is going to be well on its way characterizing the transportation system of 23 and we already have things like the google cars that are on the streets today, every major automotive manufacturer has the vehicle program under development and every major automotive manufac

festivals keep it here to find out were this wednesday with the one hundred anniversary of the scombrl expo on the center on valencia aiming to excavate the city's lost history learn marrow about our awesome city and on friday the ocean fwlm festival see the mysteries of the ocean and experience the tlifl of saltwater skills and also catch films about giant tortoise and sharks and much, much more and on sunday it's in the park swing distance to the golden gate park lindsey in the park office a free lesson they're short and easy and fun from 10 to 2:00 p.m. that's the weekly buzz for more information visit sfgov.org and while >> the program will be continued by the remarks of our special guests. first of all the honorable mayor of san francisco. please welcome our mayor. [applause] >> thank you very much. happy luna new year everyone. [applause] it's my pleasure again to join our senator leno, our supervisors kim and scott wiener and the entire committee that has worked so hard to put on this wonderful, wonderful festival for our entire city. i just love this time of the year. the year of th

expo in san francisco. they will be there till 10:00 p.m. today. 150,000 arkids on display -- orcids on display. . >>> coming up, we hear from bruce bochy after his surprise trip to the hospital and the warriors open up without their best player. joe fonzi with details about steph curry sidelined. sports wrap is coming up next. bulldog: mattress discounters good deed dogs is raising money to train service dogs for people with disabilities. we need your help to do more. give at mattressdiscountersdogs.com, or any mattress discounters. mattress discounters good deed dogs helping dogs help people 0!ockÑ?çóxo?Ñ=çñÑñçvxqx?ñññ?óio0#0dñañy >>> good evening everyone. welcome to sports wrap. the warriors embarking on one of their toughest stretches of the regular season. six game road trip that wraps up march 2. tonight in indiana, steph curry was held out of the game with a sore ankle. the warriors outscored the pacers by 12 points in the first. thompson 2-39 points. but the pacers return the favor. outscoring 32

it's happening today and tomorrow did he greater philadelphia expo center in oaks. the doors open 10:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. and tomorrow 10:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. >>> the tattoo arts convention gets credittive at -- credittive at -- creative at the pennsylvania convention center. >>> are you sticking to your resolution, by february many are not eating as healthy and getting exercise. alicia vitarelli has more. >> i am a yo-yo dieter. >> reporter: at 290 pounds her son inspired her weight loss journey. >> trainers at the jewish community center got her started. but at first a few minutes on the treadmill was tough. >> my legs, my hips. >> reporter: but abbey pushed ahead with help from unexpected guardian angels like abbey. >> she said you inspire me, i was like, wow look at her she inspires me. >> reporter: another came from an article a local newspaper wrote about her initial 100-pound weight loss. a body builder saw it and added strengthen training to her daily workout. this helped her lose another 45 pounds. >> i feel like i have an extra pep in my step. >> reporter:

festivals keep it here to find out were this wednesday with the one hundred anniversary of the scombrl expo on the center on valencia aiming to excavate the city's lost history learn marrow about our awesome city and on friday the ocean fwlm festival see the mysteries of the ocean and experience the tlifl of saltwater skills and also catch films about giant tortoise and sharks and much, much more and on sunday it's in the park swing distance to the golden gate park lindsey in the park office a free lesson they're short and easy and fun from 10 to 2:00 p.m. that's the weekly buzz for more information visit sfgov.org and while. >> okay hello, everyone and welcome to the grand opening of on don fishing clubhouse i'm maxine wilson. (clapping.) my name is maxine i'm the vice president of operations for the fisher boys & girls club and today is a special day for our organization we're excited you come out to celebrate with us this is all about saying thank you and ackno

festivals keep it here to find out were this wednesday with the one hundred anniversary of the scombrl expo on the center on valencia aiming to excavate the city's lost history learn marrow about our awesome city and on friday the ocean fwlm festival see the mysteries of the ocean and experience the tlifl of saltwater skills and also catch films about giant tortoise and sharks and much, much more and on sunday it's in the park swing distance to the golden gate park lindsey in the park office a free lesson they're short and easy and fun from 10 to 2:00 p.m. that's the weekly buzz for more information visit sfgov.org and while ♪ ♪ ♪ >> i supposed to say the honorable mayor ed lee honorable willie brown mr. gesture pa elementary honorable guests and ladies and gentlemen, in times of the astrology i'm saying this is loving peace that the addition of the wood elements the goat characteristic is taught of love and peace and to be helpful and trusting to clinging and of a nature resistant to change but. >> (speaking foreign language.) >> the mayor is here oh. >> (speaking foreign language.) >> and

less maintenance. >> and dulls expo. >> yes. there tonight at 7:00. come early and meet my friend chris as well. >> glad to have you. >> appreciate it. thank you very much. >>> the time right now 11:49. a fashion mystery solved while people are seeing a dress differently. gentlemen snow days and testing. how last year's snow days affected students a.p. exam scores plus we check in with storm team 4 meteorologist meteorologist amelia >>> many of you parents are worried all the snow days your kids had to affect their a.p. test scores but as news 4 i-team scott mcfarland found out those fears seemed to fail the fact check. >> part d -- >> reporter: preparing his classroom for the twists and turns of the a.p. economics test test. >> they get hard around do that on purpose. >> reporter: test day for students may 14th and kids who score at least a 3 out of 5 on the test earn college credit for this full year of study. >> that score is critical. >> absolutely. the only thing that will determine if they get a credit or not. >> reporter: a senior thinks the a.

festivals keep it here to find out were this wednesday with the one hundred anniversary of the scombrl expo on the center on valencia aiming to excavate the city's lost history learn marrow about our awesome city and on friday the ocean fwlm festival see the mysteries of the ocean and experience the tlifl of saltwater skills and also catch films about giant tortoise and sharks and much, much more and on sunday it's in the park swing distance to the golden gate park lindsey in the park office a free lesson they're short and easy and fun from 10 to 2:00 p.m. that's the weekly buzz for more information visit sfgov.org and while >> ladies and gentlemen the chair has called the meeting to order please rise for the pledge of allegiance and to the republic for which it stands, one nation under god, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all thank you madam president i'd like to take roll. >> please do inspector. >> commissioner maufas commissioner turman sxhaish ask in route commissioner johnson's is in route and commissioner fung commissioner mondejar madam president you have a quorum also is

festivals keep it here to find out were this wednesday with the one hundred anniversary of the scombrl expoarn marrow about our awesome city and on friday the ocean fwlm festival see the mysteries of the ocean and experience the tlifl of saltwater skills and also catch films about giant tortoise and sharks and much, much more and on sunday it's in the park swing distance to the golden gate park lindsey in the park office a free lesson they're short and easy and fun from 10 to 2:00 p.m. that's the weekly buzz for more information visit sfgov.org and while

senator diane feinstein expo of the central intelligence program in the wake of 9/11. this is published by melville house house and who else would have converted this massive, but readable text into a book in such a short time. we will talk to the editor of the book, mark krotov of melville house house. and guided through its most salient feature by scott horton an international lawyer and editor for "harper's magazine." scott wrote the national magazine award winning expo the guantanamo bay suicides a camp dealt as sergeant blows the whistle. he has done follow-up reporting and his review of the torture issue will be published into the april issue coming out in march. he is the author of a new book that is for sale and after mark and scott get to talk we will have time for plenty of questions. i remind you when you want to ask a question wait for someone to hand you a mikecromicrophone so it can be recorded. be patient. before we start, i want to emphasis this so-called report is actually a good read. a narrative with an author's voice, suspense vivid description desc

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the new exhibit is the pan- pacific expo in 1915. >>> tech companies want to save you the trip to thecery store. it's part of a new wave of delivery services that's promising to give consumers instant gratification. and all you need is a smartphone. shea england does it all. >> so i shop, i deliver, you know, i bag the groceries. >> reporter: she is one of 4,000 personal shoppers for instacard, a mobile app that lets users grocery shop from their smartphone. you just punch in the zip code, select your items and delivery time and shoppers like england delivering everything to the door in an hour. >> we are having a baby this spring and i imagine we'll be using it even more. it's convenient. >> reporter: instacard is going head to head with same-day delivery services from tech giants like amazon and google. but since it's not affiliated with one grocery store brand customers get more variety. industry analysts say uber success has sparked the success of on demand mobile services. >> it's the race to getting things immediately for customers. >> reporter: like uber instacard shoppers are

share with the commissioners this insert that was part of the san francisco conical about the 1915 expo and the series of performances they will have this weekend. i would like to pass that around. >> xhirgzings see nothing else, we'll move on >> place you under the regular calendar for item 6, case [inaudible] crv. preservation alternative policy. this is a policy statement. >> good afternoon commissioners. [inaudible] i am joined by lisa jibson, senior environmental planner with the department as well and we're here to present to you this draft resolution and i'm sure have a discussion about some of the wording. i did want to point out, we have passed around a revised version of the document. there are 2 copies for each of you, one is a changes version and the other is clean copy, but we want #250d share that with you so you understand the chairchgs we made, which we think are good because they gave us-over the past week we had more time to flush out the document and provide a clear explanation of the role of the planning commission and the department in reviewing eir's. we think it w

so we're getting in there at dulles expo center. that's in cairn tilly. again, the times that you'll -- chantilly. again the time that you'll be there? >> tomorrow at noon and 4:00 and saturday at 2:00 and 4:00. stop by. think spring. it smells so nice in there. you can smell the flowers and mulch. i'll have more tricks on how to do planting and low maintenance. i'm going to teach you how to trim the dead branches. >> thank you for watching 9news at noon. we'll be back with more news at 5:00. have a great day. we'll see you again starting bright and early tomorrow morning friday at 4:25 a.m. until then, have a great afternoon. >> have a great day. >> jack: what the...? >> victor: you seemed so uncomfortable. i thought i'd put you out of your misery. >> abby: you were coming to my party? >> kyle: abby, you invited me. >> abby: yeah, but if you were gonna make the trip from new york, kyle, you should have called me. >> kyle: what? i get no sympathy for being in the hospital, in a wheelchair? >> abby: i'm sorry. uh, what happened? >> kyle: i got stuck in the

. >>> okay, the pacific orchid expo decision is taking place soon in february.again, the largest orchid show in the united states. you have a free ticket for friday, february 20th. there are tours potting demonstrations, seminar. it's the 63rd annual pacific orchid exposition. we are going to get you in for free. >> fabulous. i have been there many years it's wonderful. >> 800-546-7177. anytime you can log on to abc7news.com. the flower woman in charge of their florist the way -- she just told me this any way. the way to water orchids, two ice cubes. that keeps them alive forever. >> thank you michael. >> sure. >>> well neither rain nor wind could keep these people from a limited edition female announcer: when you see this truck, it means another neighbor is going to sleep better tonight because they went to sleep train's ticket to tempur-pedic event. find the tempur-pedic that's right for you and see why they're the most highly recommended bed in america. plus, get three years interest-free financing. sleep risk-free with sleep train's 100 day money back guaran

not have been we caught up with the school district spokesperson at a career and technical education expo. he told us schools are a save and warm place for kids on a day like this. >> it's the walk to school that people are talking about. >> sure. >> what do you say to those folks. >> gloves, hat scarves an jacket just like it did this morning when i walked to work. you got to be prepared. >> reporter: for those keeping track the philadelphia school district has now used two snow days off so far this season. including of course tuesday at of of this week. those days will likely come out of the kids spring break. dawn? >> all right. thank you, bruce. a look from skyfox showing just how cold it is along the water. check out the delaware river from earlier today. you can see there are plenty of sheets of ice in the water could get even colder with temperatures staying well below freezing overnight. >>> bitter cold causing some big problems for philadelphia's water department. it's already gotten hundreds of calls of water pipes breaking all over the city. fox 29's karen hepp has more on what

the expo at job fair was just part of the equation. >> you know i didn't really know what to expect. really familiar with any of this. >> reporter: the first day of the cannabis convention in the capitol hill hotel today also addressed the business end where cpa and mba's play a role. all the things you would expect in a burgeoning industry with lots of potential in the area. e-mail yonz of potential patrons within a one-hour drive. >> with that number we think that the effective number of jobs that could be created are somewhere around about 2700 to 2,800 within the first year and we will probably end up maxing owl somewhere around 4,500 jobs just created in the city. >> reporter: this is light industry. small footprint manufacturing, comparable to some of the jobs in the service industry. >> salary that is can range, you know maybe on the low side of $40,000 or $50,000 to as much as $70,000 to $100,000. >> on the flip side when you have the word cannabis in your company name and with the drug still illegal at the federal level, getting finance and insurance can be a that will chall

farmers are courted by officials from more than a half dozen states at the world ag expo now under way states are offering incentives including lots of water, a stable feed supply and abundant land. california's drought has been tough on dairy operators who are finding it more and more difficult to compete mainly due to the high cost of hay. >>> san francisco unveiled a plan designed to limit traffic fatalities. the mayor announced the latest component of vision zero this morning, a plan to educate truckers and bus drivers. all truckers entering san francisco will need to watch a safety video capturing the city's challenges like hills and many bicyclists and tourists out on the streets. >>> some b.a.r.t. riders in daly city paid a heavy price for rushing to catch their train this morning because police were waiting for pedestrians who crossed the street on a red light. police. >> reporter: handing out more than 40 jaywalking tickets in just two hours. they're targeting pedestrians because often they are at fault in accidents. >> a lot of pedestrians have the misnomer that as soon as th

it will include an expo on the xs and os of contracting and networking. >>> you might say one fan has a bird's-eye view of saturday's stadium series, the hockey game at levi. >> look at this. it literally is a bird's-eye view, a shot from the stadium cam in levi's from the cheap seats. the camera caught a live picture of one curious crow, crowing at the camera, checking out the digs for the sharks/kings game. face-off set for saturday night but for this bird, face time could not wait. >> that was great. >>> coming up, they don't have a suspect but they do have a motive. why local police think an unsolved murder was the case of mistaken identity. >>> plus, she did the unthinkable just days after giving birth. now investigators want to know if you recognize this woman. >>> two people shot overnight at a popular south bay sports bar. this morning, the gunman is nowhere to be found. >>> the san francisco priest responsible for handing out controversial material to young kids tells his side of the story this morning. >>> good morning to you. i'm meteorologist christina loren. morning cloud

. >> reporter: we found the school district spokesman a career and technical education expo. that includeed student prepared hot food. why hold classes on this frigid day? >> we have warm classrooms, warm schools we have lunch for students and we have after fool programs. we are ready to welcome the students as they come into the door. >> reporter: in fact for some city kids school may be a warmer and safer option than home. but that did not stop some parents from getting hot under the collar. >> crazy. crazy. outrageous. >> reporter: for those keeping track the philadelphia school district has now used two snow days so far this your including tuesday of this week. those days will likely come out of the kids spring break. in society hill, i'm bruce gordon fox 29 news. >> of course, new information always coming in that can impact the forecast. make sure you are prepared. we are up bright and early tomorrow morning turn on fox 29 weekend starting at 8am with the very latest on the impending storm. >> breaking news right now. a man is shot and killed in philadelphia's tioga nic

. >> reporter: as san francisco living has grown vertically, the number of intercoms has grown expo nationally. the -- exponentially. the 1415 fix takes about an hour and in the tenderloin alone there are some 20 boxes with 20 useless manpower requiring 20 hours of manpower 1 square block. some old are intercoms up to 10% citywide can't handle the extra digits and must be replaced. >> 1,700 for a new system for any size building. >> reporter: by 5 p.m. mark received over 80 panicked calls. >> they take an hour to reprogram. >> reporter: including one during our interview. >> excuse me. >> reporter: that was before his phone died, not from needing a 1415 fix but from a dead battery. andria borba, kpix5. >> same thing happened in new york when their area code overlap happened a few years ago. >>> facebook adding some buildings to its campus like a new facebook user adds friends. the latest, the prolojis site, 21 different buildings in menlo park. what is facebook doing with them? it's not quite sure it says, but facebook says it wants public input. >>> let me put that back into grocery just beca

. >> wasn't part of the proceedings conducted at the fairgrounds at cal expo?>> the initial 600 jury pool was brought out to cal expo to fill out the question areas. >> how long did that take to get a panel? >> i looked at this the other day. so my surprise it only took 16 days but that win from november 12 is when we started and impaneled the jury a couple of days before christmas. >> at you finally got a jury selected did anything unusual happen? >> oh, yes. [laughter] >> quin has already referenced the fact that ted had tried to fire his attorneys or express some dissatisfaction with their pursuing a mental defense. the trial was set to begin january 5 and the court had thought i think justifiably that he had brokered a deal with kaczynski to keep the attorneys on if they would agree not to present a mental defense. and quin can tell the story better than i can but judy clarke apparently premiered her opening statement to kaczynski the night before trial was set to commence so january 4 and he was very upset allegedly about her mentioning mental issues in he

of february, first day of march is the san francisco museum and historical society's annual history expo over that two day period at which we will gather approximately 50 organizations concerned with san francisco history at the old mint. we anticipate having around 4,000 people come through so i recommend that anyone who is remotely interested in the city where they live or they work should show up at least one of those two days. you will have a lot of fun. i believe that the planning department is having a booth again this year. >> that is correct. >> mr. frie. >> i was just going to reiterate that the department will have a booth and if any commissioners would like to join us and see our schedule when we'll be there, happy to share that and forward that along to you. >> commissioner johnck. >> i just wanted to clarify with commissioner hyland that i was one of the parties that couldn't get in. i even went there thinking that you, know, somebody have been release a spot but no. so congratulations on a successful event. my understanding is that for those of us that signed up but were on

thousands of lights for a 10 month period at 19 million people came to san francisco to visit the expoaround the lights will be low energy led bulbs. there will be a ceremony to turn on the lights and they will remain lit until december. >>> hollywood's finest graced the red carpet for the 87 annual academy awards. >>> birdman won for best picture. >> eddie redmayne won as best actor. >> i know you were a little disappointed. you really thought michael keeton was going to win. >> i thought they went for the older actors and let the younger actors wait till later and get better but they were both good. >>> are you leaving ? >> no because we don't have any where to go yet. >> despite orders to leave, some are telling us they're staying put. >>> families hopes to stay in their homes in walnut creek continue to fight an uphill battle. despite orders to leave to make way for new development, some are refusing. a developer wants to build a new high end condominium complex where a handful of older homes are located. it's right across ignacio road. >> reporter: this sunday there's no rest for

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these windchilling subzero, very dangerous to expos skin tonight, fred. >> my goodness get your hat onyoungman will ripley. thanks so much. >> reporter: i know i left it in the truck. i'm going to get it. >> yeah, cover up. >>>. >>> this winter weather may by warming up b. the south too? major temperature drop about to be experienced. tom sader is joins us. >> and windchills down to minus 35. yesterday the high in atlanta was 60. this morning as you know in the single-digit windchills. advisories are in effect that contain the dangerous windchills in the northeast, but three different air masses have been sliding dow from the arctic circle. with each one we've been able to say the coldest air of the season and the next one trumps it. this one could cause fits for sitries farmers in florida, but here it comes. rain to the deep south. but then you get into the warning zone where significant icing and accumulation of snow that would be significant. here are the warnings from parts of oklahoma, into kansas i, across central missouri most of arkansas will be in the ice, but these warnings w