out on a saturday evening, live from the tower camera showing san francisco at the foreground. oakland in the background. we have clear skies, a light breeze and certainly mild out there after a warm day. the forecast is going to call for limited areas of fog overnight tonight with the wind we have right now anywhere from 10 to 15 miles per hour. we're going to limit how much fog can develop. the breeze cooler and cloudier day for sunday. then we look long-term and a next chance for rain looks to come friday night into saturday morning but out there right now, it is still warm. these numbers are what we should typically see in our afternoon not at 9:00 at night. 58 in san francisco. 57 currently in hayward. fremont still at 60 degrees. antioch, 57 at san jose with the current temperature of 56 degrees. the satellite radar, show you the story we're tracking. first off, clear skies for much of the day across california to start off our weekend. but those clear skies going to give way to high clouds with the advancing cold front. unfortunately, the high pressure is going to keep t

there's hughy lewis in the foreground who first started playing in this event back in the 1980's. >> you know this man, from middle valley, california, huey lewis! jim: he entertained the volunteers last night. >> from los angeles california, eric close. 10 handicap is huey, making it to sunday for the fifth time. dd come on, now. that was for a birdie. and he'll step up and try to pop that in for a net birdie. huey was your partner back yesteryear at this event. nick: in the mid 1990's. he really struggled then when he played courses like cypress. spyglass the par 4's there. they were long for these guys. not as easy as today. jim: jim furyk now in her close in two and has a chance to climb town 17 under would put him in a tie for fourth with jason day and dustin johnson and pat perez. nick: usually when you've missed everything all day you make the one at the last. jim: come on. ah! ran out of steam. he'll have a final round 74. this is coming off a 63 yesterday. the all-time course record at pebble beach is 62 jointy tom kite david duval but both of those occasions lift clean, and

obama wanted to make it clear that the request for action by congress does not set the stage foreground troops. >> it does not call for the deployment of ground forces to iraq or syria it's not the authorization of a ground war. it would clear the way for special ops missions against isis leaders and rescue missions, the u.s. is already using force against isis conducting bombing mission as long with their coalition partners so why the request for congressional authorization it shows american's resolve against isis and limits the country's military commitment to three years. world news tonight with david muir will have continuing coverage of the president's action next at 6:30 after "action news." >>> the wheels of justice are starting to turn with a mortgage insurance scam and "action news" reporter david henry is live at the federal building in philadelphia. what are the details here. >> reporter: well, fbi agentses here are on it and it's a joint federal investigation a surprising number of the victims are philadelphia's men and women in blue, police officers struggle to raise their

there's hughy lewis in the foreground who first started playing in this event back in the 1980's. >> you know this man, from middle valley, california, huey lewis! jim: he entertained the volunteers last night. >> from los angeles california, eric close. 10 handicap is huey, making it to sunday for the fifth time. dd come on, now. that was for a birdie. and he'll step up and try to pop that in for a net birdie. huey was your partner back yesteryear at this event. nick: in the mid 1990's. he really struggled then when he played courses like cypress. spyglass the par 4's there. they were long for these guys. not as easy as today. jim: jim furyk now in her close in two and has a chance to climb town 17 under would put him in a tie for fourth with jason day and dustin johnson and pat perez. nick: usually when you've missed everything all day you make the one at the last. jim: come on. ah! ran out of steam. he'll have a final round 74. this is coming off a 63 yesterday. the all-time course record at pebble beach is 62 jointy tom kite david duval but both of those occasions lift clean, and

the city in the foreground. here it comes. we'll be cloudy in san francisco by 7:00 tonight with a cloudy start a summer-like pattern continuing at least for tomorrow morning. live on treasure island, paul deanno, back to you. >> thank you. love the transamerica pyramid in there. thanks, paul. >>> the nhl is coming to levi's stadium this weekend and the field is in the process of being converted into a hockey rink. more importantly, the san jose sharks' appearance at levi's stadium will be complete with the iconic shark head. it made its way up to santa clara today for the nhl stadium series. the sharks have already one fan at the new stadium, a curious crow. there he is. the bird landed next to the webcam and stared right into the lens. eventsly, the camera moved and the bird then took off eventually. but he is hamming it up for the camera. has a lot to say. very opinionated about this whole thing. the hockey game is this saturday when the sharks host the l.a. kings. [ laughter ] >> and there he goes. >>> barbie makes a comeb

on monday, foreground hog day we have that snow sleet rain, high temperature in at 41 degrees. in the wake of the system on tuesday some much colder days, there are arctic boundaries moving in, high temperature of 27. temperatures maryland rate mid week, a high of 43. cloud, sunshine on thursday a high of 30. we're tracking a storm off shore for now by then and friday into next saturday temperatures walter will only be in the teens. we will track changes and see how far north this warmer air pushes in. >> thanks, melissa. >>> 2015 philadelphia auto show kick off this weekend giving visitors a glimpse in the near future of the industry. just one of the the reasons why the show is always a a boom to the local economy. "action news" reporter annie mccormack has more. >> reporter: a lot of people come to the philadelphia auto show to take a look at exotic cars like those ferraris behind me and concept cars but the difference with the philadelphia auto show is that a lot of people also come out here to look to see what they want to buy . >> doors opened kicking off day one of the ph

it is a good soaking on the way foreground hog day. high temperature is 41 degrees. snow sleet, and rain depinneding on your location. tuesday much colder high of 27. temperatures maryland rate on tuesday in at 43. thirty on thursday, that arctic chill on friday 27, and stay in the 20's as we get into next saturday, walter. so a lot to go over and presip type will vary depend ing on your location tomorrow night. >> groundhog looked confused. >> i have a feeling i have a idea what he will say by monday. >> thanks, melissa. >> it was a big day for local students dreaming of the bright future in the lime light. >> ♪♪ >> the the kimmel center's education department held dance, vocal and theater auditions for its show shoppers program. the weekly program allows local high schoolers to hone their skills with top theater instructors. the students got to potentially connect with broadway touring companies that come through town. >>> sports is next on "action news". flyers go for their fourth straight win jeff will be here to tell us if they pull it off. now tonight's power b

you see those clouds in the foreground? those clouds act like a blanket. that's why in san francisco, right now, near the transamerica building, it is 54 degrees. but where we are minus the cloud cover, it is currently in the upper 30s from santa rosa through guerneville into occidental. oakland now at 52 degrees. it's in the 40s in livermore. here's what we can all expect. first off today, it's not as cool a start as it was 24 hours ago with less fog and less frost, as well. meanwhile a few north bay showers slated for friday evening, friday night. otherwise we'll be experiencing widely scattered showers on saturday albeit very minor and just up to .25" atoms. first off a little batch of clouds roll over the san francisco bay area. that's why it's not as cold this morning. meanwhile, what we're talking about in advancement towards the tail end of the work squeak this area of low pressure. it's going to drop out of the gulf of alaska and these systems have a lot of colder air mass associated with it. temperatures will come down but we will have a lot of le

. >> the fence in the pack ground of the photo, not the fence in the foreground. it's -- >> i know it's not this. it's -- actually were able to scale this? >> they were able to scale the fence that's in the background of the photo. the pike rack what they call bike rack in the foreground was not at that time. >> seems to me interesting they could even scale that. so, are -- are any of the recommendations proposing additional surveillance over these areas that could possibly be points of access to this -- to the white house? >> we feel that they should continue to modernize technology. >> interonpinteroperateapit -- interon ran pillity. >> we believe the technology plays an integral part in this multilayer defense of the facility and that it must be continually upgraded and receive a lot of additional focus. >> do -- this is something that i heard in the five weeks they've been here in some briefing. that the -- the were on staff at the time of the fence jumping incident, were -- and i don't know what time of the night that was. can you tell me -- >> early evening.

the united flight you see in the foreground had to return to the airport after a pressurization problem caused passengers to become ill in the plane. whether it was lack of pressurization or something in the vents we don't know. but a bunch of sick passengers forced the flight to return to o'hare. >> when a baby is born on the side of a busy utah highway? the 32-year-old woman was driving herself to the hospital and pulled over to call 911. dispatch alerted a trooper.: >> is this a normal birth? not breach? >> it is all the way out. >> it is a little boy. >> he is squinting his little eyes. >> what a cute boy. that is trooper josh car. and he is joining us now. what was going through your mind in that moment? >> i could not even listen to it on the phone. i really didn't have any time to think about it to be honest. but it is quite emotional to hear it again. >> we are looking at the picture of you with the little guy. you say you were in the right place at the right time. how so? >> our country is one of the largest in the state with over 300 miles of highway to patrol and it is all ab

in the right foreground, a very rested native princess.opefully prominently -- hovering prominently holding in over friend portrait titled "washington." from her mouth, the words -- "the father of his country." is it perhaps the first usage of their brick to killer? the print -- the first usage of that? -- washington is quite tiny here but he wears a laurel wreath and bears of that title. with founder, progenitor commander, and substitute. so, and the pictorial imagery fame has a good grip on washington, both literally and figuratively from an early point in war even before he has fully proved himself as a commander. curiosity about the emerging american he rose existed in england and of the continent as well where wildly fictitious licenses were easy to portray on an ongoing public. one egregious example was a set of english of washington and general, published in the 1770's by shepherd and thomas heart of london. general charles lee served as an example here. with some very actions in code, the americas all resemble each other with their

air war to protect force while it would be a blank check foreground troops whatever his policy is orsn't it is not working now in the middle east. >> thank you, leland. that brings us to look who is talking. charles krauthammer says it is indicative of what he calls a complete failure of foreign policy. >> this is after benghazi. it isn't as if we didn't know what was going to happen. they took control of the capitol a few weeks ago. a week ago they announced i am going to take over the government. this is a policy of complete collapse. in 1970 henry kissinger managed to maneuver soviets out of the mid he middle east. we were the dominant power in the region for four decades. in six years of obama that has evaporated. >> two extreme weather now. millions of americans getting hit with a brutal blast of cold and snow. >> they have seen 17 inches in the last two and a half weeks. now they could drop another foot. maria molina is tracking all of it for us. what can we expect? >> the active weather continues across the middleeast. it is moving into parts of the midwest and into the northe

in the foreground are a number of these alley houses, mean small, dirty, unsanitary places where poor blacks lived in the alleys all around the capital. this whole idea of a struggle for washington soul -- i'm not sure it has one -- to try to get the balance right. i would say that overall i think that the beauty side, building the magnificent, elegant marble and granite -- mostly just marble -- city that we have today. i think beauty one hands down. -- won hands down. a lot of the changes that it tipped the scales in favor of beauty were put in place in the last half of the 19th century particularly laws and change of governance, which i will get into. anyhow, if you keep the concept of justice versus beauty as a way to look at the city itself, there are three topics that are not definitive, but i think they're useful if you're trying to figure out what was going on. there's a lot of stuff -- and jane and bill who will follow me this afternoon, will be giving you a lot more information -- but i think there are three topics that you should keep in mind when you're trying to orient you

in the foreground is a not very good likeness of martha.he pretty girl is nelly, the granddaughter. they were there to keep washington interested because as was said of him, his demeanor was reported to fall into dullness when his mind was not engage. who wants to paint a picture of a guy who looks to be bored. it is no wonder that he would be kind bored. it was all worth it because a portrait meant something. it conveyed the image of a man not only of prosperity but to his contemporaries in the absence of photography paintings and replicas as well as rents when they were available, they were the only means of seeing the man except for in person. as you can imagine, it even with the many copies that stuart made, he made over 100 images, we do not know exactly how many. a finite of citizens were able to see. they saw slowly over a period of decades, the copies and prints made their way into various cities and territories. this for example is a collection here at mount vernon painted by stuart. it spent a century in kentucky in private homes

obama wanted to make it clear that the request for action by congress does not set the stage foreground troops. >> it does not call for the deployment of ground forces to iraq or syria it's not the authorization of a ground war. it would clear the way for special ops missions against isis leaders and rescue missions, the u.s. is already using force against isis conducting bombing mission as long with their coalition partners so why

republicans are calling foreground troops and wanting clear deadlines and want a way to pay for it. >> how can he not have asked congress to support him? it is exactly what a president would want as a congressional approval the last quarter century. eventually he will. his reluctance is simply staggering. >> in light of isis burning their pilot alive jordan struck isis. they had heavy support from the united states. in a new twist jordan released a video about the bombing raid complete with music and pictures of people writing messages on the bombs to be used many around paying honor to the pilot that was killed. >> leland vittert live from washington. >> president obama facing melting pressure to admit we are at war with radical islam. at the agosnational prayer breakfast he warned christians not to get on their high horses saying there was a time christians killed in the name of religion, too. >> lest we get on our high horse and think this is unique to some other place remember during the crusades and the incan i significance people committed terrible deeds in the name of christ. t

there's the sky lookine west now a live view from the tower camera overlooking the foreground in the middle d on the horizon is bethese da. . snow totals reagan had 4.7 inches. areas to the south had the highest totals. and yesterday was around four to eight inches. that's what we ended up getting. and in waldorf, five to six inches was common. we had totals of six to seven inches from stafford through southern prince county and around culpepper as well. so this was enough snow certainly for fun to have in the snow with sledding and making snow angels. it's not good packing though. temperatures right now are hovering in the low 20s in washington. we are in the upper teens right now in the suburbs to near 20 degrees staying below freezing throughout the day. let's chech chul lye in the 4 by 4. he's been looking at roads this morning. where are you now? >> we are out in fairfax county. we're in virginia right now. and it is indeed a tail of which road you're on as to what your conditions are. this is a neighborhood street but the minute you get out of the neighborhood and much of count

that said men's is particularly in the foreground of the focus on radicalized muslims in the united states. the federal has indicted 20 somali americans, convicted nine of them most recently in november, two young men 18 and 20, were indicted. one was stopped at the minnesota airport on his way, trying to board a flight to turkey. the other had gone to syria and has told people that he is fighting for i.s.i.s. the community is conscious not only of the fact that there are some young people who are susceptible to videos and that is why this particular tape this particular video has aroused attention. there is no evidence of any kind of imminent or planned specific threat to the mall in minnesota >>> tom ackerman with the latest from washington d.c. thank you >>> yemen's president has appeared on television in aden for the first time in weeks. he fled from sanaa, where he had been under house arrest since being forced from power by houthi rebels. supporters want him to clarify the position on the houthi takeover, and his legitimacy as president. the governor said president owes it to the peo

what you see there is first off in the foreground the area around tinley town friendship heights, and off toward that region bethesda right here and off to the west you see rockville off to the northwest, rather. 34 degrees the current number down to about 32 at 9:00 30 degrees at around 11:00. it will be cold tonight but we're not talking act those frigid number wes saw last night and windchill should not be too much of a problem. down to 27 in gaithersburg 34 right now in manassas. warrenton already at 25 in camp springs coming in at 30 degrees. now the radar not showing anything. storm team 4 radar is clear and it will be all day tomorrow. tomorrow we'll start off on the cold side 23 in gaithersburg 29 washington 27 in fredericksburg 25 in leesburg. we're going to warm up fairly nicely. starting off with these numbers, these are around average, average this time of year 29 far low. tomorrow's average high temperature 45 degrees. i think we'll be between 45 and 50 so it will be a little bit on the breezy side late but that will actually help temperatures to get a little warmer. a pr

you can see police district in the office in the background and foreground and look the at bullet holes square in the driver's side and window and passenger window. a as far as we know driver was the only one in the car, a 22-year old guy he drives up here without helps headlights approaching the police office here at 65th and wood land which is a a main street here in southwest philadelphia. a sergeant is coming out of the front door of the 12th district there. noticed something is not right. he sees this car driving up without his lights on and guy gets out and he is losing captionness bleeding badly shot in the chest. sergeant does his best to save this young man's life. he gets him in his squad car and gets him in the hospital emergency room within moments. meantime the scene at 66th and pascal where he was able to tell the officer he was driving by and got shot by somebody. here's inspector scott small filling us in with more. >> while in route to the hospital, the victim did state he was shot at 6500 block of pascal street which is about a block south of 60th and wood land, and he

tilts up from his mid-section to his face and that's the first time you see with the bars in the foreground that he's standing upright with his hands down by his side and he's looking directly at the ground, but it doesn't stay that way. he does look up. the orange jumpsuit appears to be partly covered by or doused with some sort of liquid. see it there on his right side on your screen left. it looks like there's dirt or something liquid on there, see that in the video intercuts with a soldier outside this cage now and this soldier is in desert camo wearing desert boots and same colored guns, a gun strapped around his neck and resting on his back and his head covered, again, you only see his eyes and he's holding what looks like a long stick, one draped with fabric a much larger version of a q-tip with cotton on one end. clearly a torch. there's no speaking on video. what sounds like a faint heartbeat in the background. it gets louder and more rapid over the next couple of minutes. a dramatic chanting sound in the background, very quick edits and very special effects and there's sound effec

and in the foreground there you have levi's stadium where all i can show you this each and every day because i'm really excited. we have the nhl, stadium series taking place there at levi's stadium on saturday february 21. it's hockey outdoors for the first time ever in northern california. right now in santa clara, 44 degrees. livermore 43. 40 santa rosa but low 50s in san francisco. here's what we need to know heading out the door today. currently mainly clear, we have a few clouds across the horizon that's about it. near to record warmth. santa cruz may top off at 80 on friday right now forecasting 76 but we'll keep you posted on that. here you go. this plume of moisture, these clouds are running over the ridge of high pressure that's why we're calling it mostly sunny today. you saw those clouds yesterday, as well. high pressure continues to strengthen. it will push our temperatures above average into that 80- degree mark on friday and saturday. we'll see the return of the onshore westerly push. until then with a lot of dry air mass in place, if you are an allergy surfer blame it

right behind it you bet new 10 minutes we won't even see alcatraz but in the foreground we have the island and a heck of a july pattern smack in the middle of february. when the sun did come out, we did warm up. oakland you made it to 67. morgan hill, san jose, hayward, 65 or 66. napa 65 degrees. san francisco officially 64. but we're falling rapidly this evening as the clouds roll back in. microclimate forecast treasure island, different weather tomorrow. it will be warmer with less of that cloud cover. mainly sunny 67 on friday. mainly sunny 65 on saturday. we have the 100th anniversary of the pan-pacific exposition, 100 years ago in san francisco. there will be an exhibit there this weekend in the city. saturday partly cloudy skies, 65 degrees. so the mild trend continues on saturday. here's why. there's a ridge of high pressure building in. as it builds to our north, the winds will begin to come from the north drying things out less of the ocean influence giving us milder weather friday and saturday before modified arctic air will cool us down sunday. highs tomorrow 70 concord, minimal

the figure who is just barely visible in the left foreground is the telepath.ehind the camera is a seating area for the observers. in this case, i was -- the only other person present was a military aide. the alien is in a bio containment area which is maintained at biosafety level two, the lowest designation. that's primarily for the protection of the aliens, not us. the theory is that if they were going to infect with us an alien bug, it would have happened 50 years ago. in fact, all the indications are the aliens eliminated microbial and viral life from their own ecosystem long ago. they aren't susceptible to our diseases directly, but it has been shown that microbes can reproduce and form colonies within their respiratory systems which tends to exacerbate the disabilities they tend to suffer anyway in our environment. in fact, you can see here the alien is beginning to flag. the interview is not going well. the telepath was trying to clarify some points from a previous interview, but he wasn't receiving coherent responses. as you see, the being is in real d

there's the airport in the foreground. the bay bridge in the background. still 66 in oakland.more, 59. low 60s in san francisco san jose, and santa rosa. san bruno checking in at 63. tomorrow morning kids back to school. mom and dad perhaps heading out for errands or going back to work. 50 degrees in oakland. cloudy night. napa, fog, 46 . san jose, 46. san francisco, 51 degrees. the snow pack situation is getting worse. it's now 22% of average. we are missing 78% of our normal snow pack right now. top to bottom, down 24% in just one month. but we're going to be adding snowfall. it's going to be high elevation snow because we have a pineapple express or atmospheric riverheading toward the bay area later on this week. the first thing that has to happen is this big ridge of high pressure has to move. it's been blocking everything for six consecutive weeks. it will move. it will continue to slide off to the east tomorrow. still another dry day. the rain stays to the north. by thursday the ridge moves enough that all that tropical moisture from down south of hawaii will work its wa

the refraction of the sunlight acting like a prism and you see beautiful flakes close up in the foreground. just gorgeous stuff to see unless you got to drive in it or walk in it. here's how much we had. close to six inches in newington. seven inches in fredricksburg. lesser amounts to the north as we expected. cold morning, temperatures between 12 and 17 in the metro area. icy spots and sunshine but then in the afternoon everything changes. the front is going to bring more snow showers, maybe even enough to have some effect on the second half of the commute tomorrow afternoon and bitterly cold air. record setting cold possible here by friday morning. look ahead to the next seven days for you in just a few minutes. leon? >> you got it doug. look outside out there to check on the roads. >> that's right. he joins us live from mobile track 7 so jay how are things looking out there? >> right now pretty good. we're in dale city, prince william county, area that was hit pretty hard. primary interstates, fantastic. this is an example of some of the neighborhoods and side streets and snow covered.

in wenr's photograph, the street itself dominates the foreground. the angle reveals the extent of the destruction of columbia's businesses. street views like this were also quite popular in ruin photography, and they invite viewers to try to imagine the place as it once was. reassembling the rubble in their minds, the viewers of these bruins engaged their imagination, putting the present and past together in one place. emma laconte and mary wilton's response to the ruins suggest the symbolic flexibility of ruins during the american civil war. they offered residents the opportunity to express deep emotions and to use upon larger questions. they represented the past but also the future and they provoked fury and hatred, but also sadness, sympathy, and generosity. columbia's ruins revealed that warfare is a process of transformation, turning destroyed cities into scenes of grand and terrible beauty. thank you very much. [applause] >> thank you, megan. our next speaker is caitlin verboon. she is finishing a dissertation called “urban encounters: race, s

. >> we have two arctic fronts in the foreground here as we check the charts the next few days. one on thursday and one on saturday. both will be very, very noticeable. let's get started, though, with a look at what's happening in chesapeake beach maryland. this is on the chesapeake bay. a lot of clouds all day. now that the sun has come by this afternoon. 40 degrees at reagan national. by early tomorrow morning, maybe in the low to middle 20's north and west of the metro area. around 30 downtown. mid 20's in most suburban areas. a bit of a breeze in the morning. roadway, sidewalk should be dry by the morning. we should have a fair amount of sunshine and chilly start. 4 of degrees for an afternoon high temperature. as we head through the next seven days there's the two areas highlighted. thursday into friday arctic cold front one and then saturday into sunday arctic cold front two. will there be an arctic cold front three? we'll find out in 15 minutes. back to you. >> all right. doug. see you then. abc 7 is on your side as we prepare to tackle the number one killer of women. hea

that's the first time you see with the bars in the foreground that he's standing upright with his hands down by his sides and he's looking directly at the ground. but it doesn't stay that way. he does look up. the orange jumpsuit appears to be partly covered by or doused with some sort of liquid. see it there on his right side on your screen left? it looks like there's dirt or something liquid on there. see that? the video intercuts with a soldier outside this cage now. and this soldier is in desert cammo wearing desert boots, a gun strapped around his neck and resting on his back, and his head covered again you only see his eyes much like the other soldiers and he looks like what looks like a long stick, one end wrapped with some sort of fabric. it's clearly a torch. there's no speaking now on the video. there's what sounds like a faint heart beat in the background. it gets louder and more rapid over the next couple of minutes. there's a dramatic chanting in the back ground. there are quick edits and special effects. and there are sound effects along the way. and it's building in drama

camera off towards reston town center on the right, dulles toll road and reston parkway in the foreground. another beautiful picture out towards -- you know what, i knew where that was but you moved the camera! all right. re we're look bug you know what that's 395. my dad used to work in that building off to the right nap's how i know that believe it or not. thank you. did you guys know my dad used to work there? good job. >> we do now! >> 37 degrees currently, winds out of the southwest at about 6 miles per hour. we are going to see those temperatures that are going to be dipping tonight but then right back up tomorrow currently 30 in gaithersburg 39 in fredericksburg 36 degrees coming in around the leesburg area. now, what are we seeing as far as radar is concerned? nothing. no rain no snow around our region. not going to see any kind of a chance during the day tomorrow. as you widen out here, you see why. it is clear from d.c. up 95 towards new york towards the raleigh area. back to the west here's one system. this has all snow around chicago and minneapolis. looks like it's moving our

this was basically -- combatting terrorism was basically in the foreground today. >> providing lethal weapons to ukraine. we have been providing assistance to the ukrainian military general. that's been part of a long-standing agreement between nato and ukraine. our goal has not been for ukraine to be equipped to carry on offensive operations, but to simply defend itself. and president poroshenko has been clear, he's not interested in escalating violence. he is interested in having his country's boundaries respected by its neighbor. so there's not going to be any specific point at which i say ah, clearly lethal defensive weapons would be appropriate here. it is our ongoing analysis of what can we do to dissuade russia from encroaching further and further on ukrainian territory. our hope is that's done through diplomatic means. and i just want to emphasize here once again for the benefit, not just of the american people, but for the german people, we are not looking for russia to fail. we are not looking for russia to be surrounded and contained and weakened. our preference is for a st

ground troops has been brought into the foreground many times.re not there yet and certainly no decisions on that. essential component of the military effort is empowering the troops on the ground right now. whether it's the in iraq or in syria. the population. they're the most+ affected in supporting and complementing the air campaign. but at the end of the day, it's all parallel tracks, charlie. it's the ideological fight just as importantly as the military fight. >> rose: and how do you fide the ideological fight because that really is best and most effective if it comes from within arab countries and from within islam. >> certainly. the ideological fight is the long term fight. again you have to address the youth and vulnerability of the youth, address their needs and what they are suffering from, whether it's unemployment economic deprivation. or again you have to address the question of deadlocked political crises historic political crises. you can't look at terrorism and extremism in isolation what's happened in the last four years what ha

you'll see it coming into the foregrou foreground.t went through the fence and back through the railing to get back onto 101 and that's why they have all this cleanup blocking your slow lane southbound 101 at brokaw. we'll end with our maps, a slower drive throughout the south bay as well, nothing major but back to our tuesday commute here in the south bay as well as the rest of the bay. >> a lot of people back to work. >> yes. back to business. >> that's right. >> thank you very much. we'll see you in 25 minutes with another live update. >>> good morning. paralyzed. the south brought to a stand still by snow and ice that is knocking out power and making driving near impossible. it's a nasty storm impacting at least 50 million people and creating fresh misery in the northeast this morning. massive fireball from the scene of a train derailment and explosion in west virginia. two water plants shut down over contamination fears. chilling confession. jurors at the

>>james: with a steady local service camera shot hoping the trees there in the foreground teensy howith their movement around in the women's that the bluster conditions and expected to get out for work mr. you bundle of a little more rigid out the door to mature mild or look near ride around 5356 in san francisco 53 concord and 51 in livermore and santa rosa that is what we are saying in terms of current conditions is clear that there's some other source out that counterclockwise whirling this spring as the winds or no. no rain this thing will over the area of will be impacted as mostly rubble the four mid '60s and early in the south of the upper fifties to low 60s across the east bay was fifties' mainly reserved for the inland valleys. >>george: more on the when james is all about when this morning as we have so many bridges and roads on the advisory this morning like the member is the one advisory was actually issued a very early this morning was still very much in the fact jackets at the bridge has been my friend conditions for tear look as we thought they might have really slowed

here's your exclusive seven day forecast, and, 40 degrees foreground hog day tomorrow, and then rain, with a mixture to the north, ending right around midday arctic front barrels through during the the first part of the afternoon turning sharply colder. tuesday is a cold day. twenty-four for the high. with wind chimes in the upper single will digits. lower teens. rest of the seven day forecast looks quiet. so again we're dodging another bullet. >> all right. >> yes. >> thanks, chris. >> nasa launched a satellite this weekend and, we will see, and, it is looking better prepared for floods and droughts. a delta two rocket carrying soil moisture active passive satellite launched from the the air force base in will california yesterday. it is on the three-year mission to track amount of water locked in soil which could help people living in low lying areas brace for floods. it may help farmer better prepare for drought conditions. we will be right back. >>> welcome back on this sunday 9:20 33 degrees. sky 6hd looking live at philadelphia international airport. the city will get one to 3 i

data protection and so on and security, but this was the basically combating terrorism was in the foreground. >> providing lethal weapons to ukraine, it's important to point out that we have been providing assistance to the ukrainian military grjs that's been part of a longstanding relationship between nato and ukraine, and our goal has not been for ukraine to be equipped to carry on offensive operations, but to simply defend itself. and president poroshenko has made it clear, he's not interested in escalating violence. he's interested in having his country's boundaries respected by its neighbor. so there's not going to be any specific point which i say, ah, clearly lethal defensive weapons would be appropriate here. it is our ongoing analysis of what we can do to dissuade russia from encroaching further and further on ukrainian territory? our hope is that that's done through diplomatic means, and i want to emphasize here once again for the benefit of -- not just for the american people but for the german people we are not look for russia to fail. we are not looking for russia to be surround

foreground hog day it is three out of the ten. mess is still streaming in. a few hours away from this being over. once that happens it will get very cold and very windy, and visibility is very bad at philly international. it is got even very bad, very rapidly. 37 degrees. it will get warmer before chilly again. forty-five around midday today as the sun comes out, and the wind pick up, temperatures plumet, to 14 degrees overnight and that is in the city and it will be a bitterly cold night. wind should dry out some of the roadways bob kelly, let's hope that happens because everything else will be icy, tonight. >> we will be wishing we had this rain this time tomorrow but live look at 42 freeway. everything is wet, sloppy, slushy, jammo on the freeway from the atlantic city expressway all the way in toward philadelphia. there is a live look at ben franklin barely visible mid span. fog is impacting not only travel on the roads are, but also slides starting to see delays at philly international. paoli thorndale line 20 minute delays for commuters this morning be

we have a tractor in the background and in the foreground we have a pickup truck doing some work there. they really has been a lot of activity in terms of the plowing going on here. there was a gentleman here on the right that had a snow blower going, the trucks are out in full force and fredericksburg. taking it which shift over here, this is route three, a main road , we have seen them all morning long and in this section of town of virginia they have 900 pieces of equipment out there on the roads trying to plow and get the work done. 3800 pieces of equipment in the far northern virginia areas of loudoun and fairfax. for the drivers, for the truck drivers, it has been a tough morning out there. >> it's pretty bad. the roads are messy. the traffic finally started to die down, maybe we can start to get our job done. >> it is challenging and difficult, it is raining and wet with precipitation. >> very slippery indeed and as promised, that last woman we just heard from had traveled from atlanta and was on her way to maryland. she said that it took upwards of 16 to 17 hours and she could

can you see it on the bottom of the bench there in the foreground but all the hills your local weather forecast is coming up in 30 seconds but first this morning's cold cities brought to you by royal caribbean. >> reporter: good morning, david murphy here overnight snow showers long gone on storm tracker 6 live double scan, most of them didn't do much, as we head outside cold air behind the front that brought us the light snow is here and right now we've got temperatures in the teens and windchills below zero. this afternoon in the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast high 18 degrees, very cold conditions, a flurry is possible, windchills staying around zero. overnight we dip to 1. tomorrow morning windchills 15 to 25 degrees below zero. here. i look like an angel. >> you do. >> or birdman, one of the two. >> thank you, ginger. >> go with angel. >>> coming up the latest on the american sniper trial. the killer's former girlfriend testifying about his behavior the morning of the murders. >>> kurt busch's ex exclusive. >>> plus vanilla ice arrested accused of burglary. >>> and the be

can you see it on the bottom of the bench there in the foreground but all the hills rolling behind and hendersonville north georgia, a lot of pictures coming in like that and winter storm watch, arkansas through memphis, nashville and atlanta and into north carolina. more coming for friday through the weekend. so how much more? we're worried about ice through most of tennessee back through northeastern arkansas especially. your local weather forecast coming up in 30 seconds. this morning's cold cities brought to you by royal caribbean. jacqui: good morning, washington. bundle up today. bitterly cold. 14 degrees downtown. brisk wind, and a feel factor of -1. it feels like -5 in gaithersburg, -6 in andrews. the windchill continues tomorrow until 10:00 a.m. windchill could dip down into the double digits by tomorrow >> and i had to leave you with this. fall streaks is the name. fonzie gave me an idea to stand here. i look like an angel. >> you do. >> or birdman, one of the two. >> thank you, ginger. >> go with angel. >>> coming up the latest on the american sniper trial. the killer's form

. >> see these cables in the foreground right here? >> yes?les reserved for the crew and stallone casino of looked in, because there is a really stunningly gorgeous waitress here, a blonde. >> oh? >> and i think stallone is through the glass, we'll interview her, i think she's in the back. but she may come out -- >> we will talk to him live, if so. i'll use jessica as the bathe. >> the waitress? >> the blonde. >> whatever it takes. >> so cool. >> and they're telling us, telling us not to film them, is it a problem? >> awe. >> there is the part of the rocky crew rear height don't film while they're filming. respectful of that. oh, there is jessica, by the way. >> hey, jessica? >> didn't i tell you? >> oh, hey, hey, girlfriends. >> hey. >> if stallone, if stallone comes in here -- >> will be very excited. >> and? >> and -- >> i would probably scream, yes. >> i think you may lure him in here, though. you're the bathe to get him in here. >> thank you. >> all right, guys, we send it back to you, we'll try to respect their wishes. >> okay, women, th

what's interesting, you see the city in the background in the foreground, i am on a peninsula that leads my right there you have -- what do you call that with the telescopes. >> observatory. >> reporter: and you see part of lake michigan. thank you. observatory. that's what lack of coffee and sleep does. lake michigan, frozen solid for the time being, had little in terms of snowfall falling from the sky in the forecast today. however, we did get snow in the forecast. we certainly did on wednesday into thursday. that's going to come to a screeching halt. however, we may see more of it in the forecast as we get into late saturday and sunday. that's kind of interesting. reason why -- >> very cold. >> reporter: the record in february was in 2011 29 inches. we will get close to that but it will depend. we are getting into march when you get into sunday. certainly cold times. one other thing of interest on sunday they're going to have the polar bear plunge. >> how appropriate. >> somewhere out there people will go swimming. crazy time. >> reynolds good to see you, man. >> reporter: you bet. >>

you can see it on the bottom of the bench there in the foreground but all the hills rolling behind and hendersonville, north georgia, a lot of pictures coming in like that, and winter storm watch, arkansas through memphis, nashville and just north of atlanta and into north carolina. more coming for friday through the weekend. so how much more? we're worried about ice through most of tennessee back through northeastern arkansas especially. your local weather forecast coming up in 30 seconds. but this morning's cold cities brought to you by royal caribbean. >> good morning, i am meteorologist mike nicco with the bay area forecast. we have low clouds and fog until 11 o'clock and sunshine and high clouds and warmer-than-average today through saturday. cooler for oscar sunday. but no rain with the transition. possibly rain next week in the forecast. as far as today, mid-to-upper 60s and a sprinkle of 70s inland and low 60 at the coast. the seven-day forecast shows we are warm. until oscar sunday and we are four to six degrees >> and i had to leave you with this. fall streaks is the name. bu