fearly 15,000 people fled homes and after officials warned about possible eruptio eruption. >> and from something that down right cold ice jams in local rivers are causing flooding. take a look at the delaware river trenton from chopper. you can see full of ice chunks. recent warm temperatures and rain led to the ice breaking up and slowing down the river as a result of all the ice water from the river overflowed and it's frosen own to route 29. >> we're now looking liver at the delaware river near trenton where a flood warning remains in effect until 1:00 today and still dark but can still make out the river of ice. >> another bitter blast of winter warm is headed our way. bryceing them saevlingz for more snow, ice, frigid temperatures. here's more on what to expect phone the winter storm. >> it's the shores is of lake erie in ohio where ice is 30 feet high in some spots. icy conditions also in park hills carson wentz that's where a driver lost control and crashed into this parked police vehicle. as jams seen in the river in connecticut while these water falls in sue falls south dakota

so, i wish you the best. 28 years, fearly 28 years with this department and then 30 years with the city. you will do well and i know i expressed yesterday at the staff meeting when deputy chief williams officially announced your retirement at tend of the month, that it was fot an easy -- it was never an easy academy, but many of us would, on fridays, be able to have a carefree weekend, at least to blow off a little steam and before getting started and hitting the books to get together. none of us -- there might have been one or two, but there were no women in the department at the time that had children. i had no children at the time. and so when many of us would getting to briefly on a friday evening, chief williams couldn't go because she had a 3-year-old boy and 5-year-old boy. and that on top of a very challenging division of training was something that i really admired in you and think you had a great career here. but you've also been an incredible mother to your two boys who i know you're proud of. one is a member of the oakland police department and one becomes a member of the oa

. >> over the last year the world has seen what we always knew, that no peep on earth are so fearly, or daring or determined. as americans. if there is a mountain, we climb it. if there is a frontier, we cross it. if there is a challenge, we came tame it. if there is an opportunity we seize it. let's begin by recognizing that the state of our union is strong, but our peopl because or treatment ar treatment are -- people are strong. trish: it was optimistic, and up lifting. it was a speech that wove in a lot of different stories about a lot of different people, helping to demonstrate the issues at han. the domecrats just wrapped up their rebuttal, their message, not so fast mr. president. we have more on that, but first we go to white house we have our 1own blake buhrmann standing by. it was a speech that was delivered in a way, it was compassion. >> and a languag a long speech,n hour and 20 minutes. there was a host of issues, that president wove through over the course of 80 minutes, leading into it two main policy topics to see where president would lay the marker down. that is dea

what that gets us is fearly five miles of street improvements. this is for people walking, including vision zero type safety improvements at februarisingers, wider sidewalks and signaled crossings to make sure crossing those bikes manageable. and for people taking transit, more protected lanes and other strategies to make sure the bus moves faster. 2nd street is already under construction with sidewalks and protected bike lanes. the next one is fullsome and howard where improvements run all the way to 11th street. and the other projects will come over the next few years, recognizinging that unlike some of the benefits with the development project, lit take a few years to overall all the streets in the plan area. >> is there a reason we don't have a list of priority projects as we did for the open space? >> i -- i'll defer this question to sfmta. i feel like they internally are trying to work through all the streets. maybe jamie from parks m.t.a. could come speak to that. >> fullsome-howard i know is the big one. is it 2nd street to 11th? >> jamie

fearly 3.7 billion people flew in 2016. that's more than triple the number 25 years ago but the president again trying to take credit for some pretty dramatic numbers on air safety. >> at one point yesterday we thought that tweet would make the most news and be the most out of step with the norm. meanwhile, a bizarre twist stemming from this comment by the wife of alabama senate candidate roy moore. >> fake news would tell you that we don't care for jews. one of our attorneys is a jew. >> that was kayla moore last month the day before alabama's senate election, but turns out, a prominent jewish defense attorney who represented the moore family campaigned for the democrat in this race he says doug jones is actually a close friend. tells the washington post he's not completely certain kayla moore was talking about him but in any case he was shocked and disturbed. >> that's an interesting twist to that story. >>> 19 minutes past the hour. if the cold weren't enough snow is making its way up the east coast. why are temperatures

of course, you know we had icing issues yesterday morning and i don't think it will be fearly severeay but it could be ice out there. satellite and radar nice and quiet. clouds desk norm and west and partly sunny and i today. but it should be a dry afternoon. it won't be quite as warm as yesterday and still pleasant day with high pressure moving offshore and then this warm front moves in and again this will pump temperatures around hereby tomorrow and friday. and we'll be well into the 6 0 around hire by friday. lots of warmer weather to look forward to for a couple days. future cast fine today. fast forward to tomorrow afternoon and quickly show you i think by tomorrow evening. probably after the rush hour we'll have rain areturned ro and certainly rain around friday morning for morning commute. that rain could be heavy in spots. unfortunately. it will be all liquid here expecting rain and friday night, rain, and before we get it out of here with colder weather moving in behind the front on saturday. but a couple days of rain tradeoff is milder temperatures, erin. >> real quick. hol

what that gets us is fearly five miles of street improvements. this is for people walking, including vision zero type safety improvements at februarisingers, wider

. >> over the last year the world has seen what we always knew, that no peep on earth are so fearly, or daring or determined. as americans. if there is a mountain, we climb

with fearly 2 million americans employed in jobs directly related to electrical generation and another 2.5 million americans who work in industries that are directly or partially related to things like energy efficiency and productivity. as we look more deeply into the demographics of the sector we perhaps see troubling trends. for example, let's look at workforce demographics. just two years ago the nuclear energy institute estimated 39% of the nuclear industries workforce would be eligible for retirement by the year 2018. that's literally days away. i would like to invite up to the stage to talk about some of these challenges and opportunities our second set of innovation insight leaders. mr. nicholas akins, chairman, president, and chief executive officer of american electric power, mr. lonnie stevens, the international president of the international brotherhood of electrical workers. [ applause ] we're just going to jump right into it. our time is short. we've heard a will the today about the explosion of information technologies and other technologies that are relevant for your in