look how big the system is down to the gulf coast. there's a lot more where this comes from. we'll talk more about the totals throughout the day and the timing coming up. >>> thanks, krystal. police in chester county are looking to determine if weather played a part in a deadly crash that happened just before midnight in west goshen. in all, four cars were involved. two people died at the scene. rescuers took another injured person to chester county hospital. >>> wet and slippery conditions caused a car to overturn on i-76 early this morning. one of four traffic cameras captured the scene. the driver was able to get herself out of the car. state police say she did not need medical treatment. randy gyllenhaal is live in storm force 10 looking at road conditions. he's now on i-76 in center city, philadelphia. hey, randy. >> reporter: good morning. we're already seeing issues on 76, including one here on 76 westbound. this is right underneath that tunnel through the 30th street station area. we're approaching an accident here that pennsylvania state police are dealing with. they

you can see snow breaking out across chicago, rain across the gulf coast.se are actual toll separate storm systems that will come at us, combined into one and bring a really nasty day as we get into tomorrow. there's actually some snow breaking out across west virginia and virginia this will move north. i wouldn't be shocked as early as 6:00, 7:00 o'clock in the morning seeing snow showers across the region. but you can see the real heart of this storm coming in 10:00 o'clock in the morning tomorrow morning. i think it's rain from philly south and east but as you get north and west right along 76, i78, up to i80 this is an area where we are concerned with it mixing with sleet, freezing rain and even some snow and then watch how the heavy rain comes in around 2:00 o'clock tomorrow afternoon, through five, 6:00 o'clock and then everything wraps up as we get into tomorrow late evening. now, here is fox future cast. this is actually our ice modeling showing north and west of philadelphia. so as you get into allentown, pottstown, reading, to coatesville these ar

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for tomorrow the messy system in the east coast, showers in the gulf coast.other system through the plains, into chicago with temperatures only in the low 20s for your monday. back to you, dara. >> kelly, thank you. president trump is in mar-a-lago this weekend leaving behind the fallout over the release of a controversial memo he reportedly hoped would show bias against him in the russia investigation. the white house is trying to assure the public jobs of robert mueller and rod rosenstein are safe. most believe he tried to fire mueller last summer. how much of a damper does gop put on efforts to the president's legal team to avoid a face-to-face with mueller. >> so dara, it's clear the american public wants the president to sit down with robert mueller through these polls. that's been clear for a while. it's part of the reason why we're seeing republicans want to release this memo, why the administration wanted this memo to be released. look, if the president and his lawyers sit down and decide it's not the best move for the president to speak with special

additional round of wet weather along the gulf coast. redients to tap into the moisture of gulf of mexico. the regions that were hit in the past couple days are in store again with the flood watches in place for another round of heavy rainfall. you look at the gauges from the gulf coast to areas of the great lakes. over 200 gauging reporting flooding. with the additional rainfall and notice some amounts are high. 4 to 6 inches and locally higher amounts in northern alabama and mississippi as well. we will watch that carefully for additional flooding concerns with the next couple days. how about the temperatures? upper 70s and almost 80 in new orleans. in jacksonville, closing in on 80 degrees. 60 degrees here to wrap up the last few days of february in chicago. guys. >>> thank you, pedram. let's get a check on cnn money. futures are lower, but global stocks with a tone set by wall street. rally for u.s. stocks yesterday. dow up 400 points. for now, investors stop worrying about rising rates. it is an extra rate game. cool a bit. stocks ra

more heavy rain beginning to roll through sections of eastern texas and through the gulf coast statesworking through the ohio valley and northeast. we have flood watches that affect 41 million people who are at risk with all of this moisture slowly moving and stalled right now. as we head through the day today, there is a slow advance. flooding rain from the gulf coasts through the ohio valley and the rain begins for the northeast with coastal northeast and spreads inland with snowshower activity. keep in mind it is going to be a slow move and that's going to take us through a very rainy sunday in the northeast. we could see upwards of 4 inches of rain beginning to affect the coastal areas of the northeast. that's a quick look at >>> the warm and mild temperatures continue right now in san jose, waking up to 50 degrees. but we are going to see clear skies. expect some low-lying clouds early in the morning. for now, san francisco at 53 degrees. the temperature trend once again climbing into the 60s. we are expecting slight cooling. but today's biggest impact is going to be a pickup in

more heavy rain beginning to roll through sections of eastern texas and through the gulf coast statesworking through the ohio valley and northeast. we have flood watches that affect 41 million people who are at risk with all of this moisture slowly moving and stalled right now. as we head through the day today, there is a slow advance. flooding rain from the gulf coasts through the ohio valley and the rain begins for the northeast with coastal northeast and spreads inland with snowshower activity. keep in mind it is going to be a slow move and that's going to take us through a very rainy sunday in the northeast. we could see upwards of 4 inches of rain beginning to affect the coastal areas of the northeast. that's a quick look at the nation weather. alhe >>> good morning. we are looking at a rainy forecast getting to noon to 2:00 p.m., the steadier rain moves in. it sticks through the rest of the today and into tomorrow. 50 for the forecast high in center city. our high temperatures are mild. it makes for just a rainy forecast. no ice or snow concerned. 49 ocean city. wilmington the s

this extends all the way down to the gulf coast. this is a very, very large system. provide us with rain for the rest of the day. as a result of that, considering that we've already seen rain total amounts between half an inch and 2 inches in our region, we're under a flood watch for the entire area. berks county down to the jersey shore and extending into kent county. we've seen reports of 2 inches there. around half an inch to an inch more may fall today. look at philadelphia, reporting rain currently. at 49 degrees. winds may pick up in the afternoon to gusts 25 to 30 miles per hour. the focus, though, is going to be the periods of heavy rain through lunchtime. steady rain into the afternoon. and temperatures in the afternoon will press into the low 60s. more about the temperatures and the timing of all the rain coming up. >>> thank you, krystal. eagles fans, you're going to love this. have you googled the patriots owner lately? >> it's a good one. plus this. >>> would you drive -- i'm in pyeongchang answering the important questions bringing you up to speed on th

." >> reporter: named for the body of christ, corpus christi sits on the texas gulf coast. this part of the lone star state is sheltered from hurricanes and storms. but as it turned out, not from one unnatural disaster. >> to me, it just looked like a pile of debris, to be honest. and then he looked and he said, "oh, my god, it's two bodies." >> reporter: a crime so shocking that years later they're still talking about it. >> i can't even imagine what was in that person's mind that evoked his violence, his rage. >> reporter: two young women. who wanted them dead? and why? >> it was a true whodunit type murder. >> reporter: and along with who and why was the question of why here? >> this was definitely something that we weren't used to or accustomed to in our town. >> reporter: this part of texas isn't exactly ground zero for murder. it's known more for roping, riding, and friday night lights. here, life is pretty simple, as are the values its people hold dear, like friendship, family, community. this is where 19-year-old mollie olgin grew up. >> tell me a little bit about w

residents along the east and gulf coasts received the warning this morning. once a user clicked into the story it was apparent it was only a test. the nws says that the text message was released by a private sector company. and they are working to determine why the text was communicated as a warning. >>> and police are looking for it's man and woman that installed a skimmer on an atm. the same man returned yesterday morning and with the help of another man they removed it. the group is also responsible for a skimmer in levittown. >>> a police officer is okay tonight after a crash in the holmesburg section of philadelphia. the officer was on his motorcycle when he was hit by a vehicle that was merging lanes. neither driver was injured and the motorcycle was towed from the scene and the other vehicle had minor damage to the fender and there are no charges at this time. >>> coming up on "action news" tonight. we get a post game report from mr. gary. the south jersey bus driver who scored tickets to the super bowl of a lifetime. all thanks to the adoring families

also along the east coast down to the gulf coast. for us, we have two areas of high pressure that are deflecting storms to the north and down to the south. a big roadblock, and a round about around us for the next couple days at least as far as warm temperatures go. 76 in san jose. look at the actuals today, potential records there, and here's a look at the peninsula at 74 degrees, mid 70s in downtown and south san francisco and up along the north bay shore. look at this. once you head inland, we're in the mid to upper 70s. east bay shore at 74 and 74 degrees. inland, it's warmer, 76-78 degrees. there's that shot. i know. let's use that, concord, new hampshire. it's snowing profusely. for us, not so much. we got sun and 69-72 degrees. we'll dip into the 50s at 8:00, all in the 50s by midnight under the stars. in fact, dropping into the mid to upper 40s in most neighborhoods. along the coast into san francisco, right around 50-53 degrees today. air quality will be good the rest of the heat wave, and saturday, that's when the real chan

storm tracker6 live double scan it does not look impressive right now in the gulf coast states. ere's a little bit of moisture coming from the gulf of mexico but this will be the genesis of a pipeline of moisture that will come in from the south work to the north and east. in fact, you can see here it starts to move in late tomorrow afternoon, 3, 4, 5 o'clock. we'll see the rain coming in from the south. light at first but then we'll continue to pull in that very heavy rainfall hour after hour saturday night and especially early on sunday morning at 7:00 a.m. that's around when we should see the heaviest amount of rain falling at one particular time period. rain arrives again saturday afternoon. these are the take aways for that accuweather alert. the heaviest will be on sunday morning. we'll see one to 2-inches of rain. locally some areas could get up to two and a half inches and the problem here is the ground is solid. it's frozen so the water can't seep in. it has to run off and that means there are flooding concerns on roads and possibly even some streams, creeks and rivers.

and the front extends all the way down to the gulf coast. and they had severe weather in louisiana. that is where the first of several lows rideing along the front the rain train, thursday through sunday, waves of rain looking at 1 to 2 inches over the course of the four days and a bit of a break on saturday. and generally pretty gloomy, future tracker 68:00 gusty showers i-95 and drying out at 11:00 and tomorrow morning grab the winter coat. at 7:30 upper 40s and drop to the low 40s and sleet is possible mixed in areas north. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast we are stuck in the 40s tomorrow with pers of rain and the same on friday and 46 and saturday mostly cloudy and 59 degrees and i think we are dry during the day and rain moves in saturday night into saturday morning and sunday high 66 and it drys us out monday 56 and tuesday 52 and wednesday partly sunny and 54 degrees, so next week temperatures are slightly above normal but saying good-bye to temperatures in the 70s for a while. and saying good-bye to february with to snow. we could get some in march. >> no. >>> ab

tomorrow very mild but wet, mid-atlantic states back into the gulf coast. way into the pacific northwest. on saturday we are looking for snow overnight in the northeast. heavy rain, possibly flooding down through the central gulf. the mild weather continues in the southwest. snowy and wet in the pacific northwest. sunday, sunday, sunshine along the east coast, warming up in the plains. heavy snow in the northern plains. hoda is telling me to wish a happy 90th birthday. that'sright. th at >>> good morning. i'm meteorologist, bill henley. warm and mild. cloudy and mild, 63 degrees this afternoon. 64 in the suburbs in new jersey, up to 65 degrees. i think it will be dry during the day. there's a chance we will see a slight shower, maybe a sprinkle in delaware, high of 62. into the 60s with a chance of rain returning tonight. have a great day. >>> and that's your latest weather. guys. >> al, that was perfection. all right, savannah shared some of her visit to the dmz on wednesday. and there's more you want to share today. >> that's right. as you know, the dmz,

we are watching this system out of the gulf coast. going to trigger the showers we will see into treasures and perhaps even into friday. looking at a mix of sun and clouds tomorrow. low 50s in philadelphia. upper 40s elsewhere. here comes a shot of rain tomorrow night. carry the umbrella if you are out and about with your loved one enjoying valentine's day. thursday we are looking at low to mid 60s and some showers across the area especially in the evening. we could still be in the 60s friday morning. showers still crossing the area. they will be out of here by friday night. and then temperatures starting to drop. cold air really make its way into the area. saturday in the afternoon here comes that storm system. this looks like it could bring us a mix across the area. we could see rain. we could see maybe a mix of rain and snow or sleet and snow. it is still not a set track. the snow totals are too far away to forecast. but look at the size this thing. this means we have our keep our eyes on it for this weekend. it would be saturday n

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know cut off or oh yes i was stunned when the economy goes right in the summer and most of the gulf coast substantial down payment there's a confrontation coming to your neighborhood and my god. what are you going to propose. we would do but there's a lot we're going to call having my name will article was paid a dream gallo river and we're abbott and can't stop such a long time for a while the law doesn't work for me i'm there. for asking everybody on the greenberg pilgrimage what is america to you everything you've touched on the touch here. this is stolen the dreams or is it just ok it was a land of dreams i mean my parents don't know we reached the you know my dad was he always wanted to be gone police officer did that you know let's remember as new let's raise does was meant to cause you know i have good jobs but. america now more homelike the way things are going with this new president and. the terrorism going people killing each other and it makes me scared to even raise kids in this world now because look at what they have to look forward to. wondering if someone's going to bomb

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>> forecasters warn millions of americans face more potentially record breaking floods from the gulf coasts. that flooding is likely to last for days. we have details, just ahead. >>> another apparent failure stemming from the florida school massacre. an armed officer was on duty but authorities say he never tried to stop the shooter and never entered the building. instead he stood outside as the killing spree unfolded. >>> the california couple charged with torturing their 13 children are scheduled to make a court appearance today. david and louise turpin were arrested after a child escaped. the couple has pleaded not guilty. >>> and it was a rough day on the ice for america's female figure skaters. these games will mark their worst finish since world war ii. >> ouch. >> yeah. meantime, a 15-year-old helped russian athletes take home the gold. >>> those are some of our stories this friday, february 23rd. >> announcer: from abc news, this is "world news now." >>> we're going to start this half hour off with the warning, about already swamped areas of the country facing a new round of heavy

gulf coast bank was also able to increase its contributions by $75,000. maybe to some, that $75,000 is mere crumbs, but to the people of louisiana, that's a lot of money. blessey marine in harrihan, louisiana, immediately took $1 million of its tax savings and increased its employees' benefits. the tax cut act also allowed a brewery, a small brewery in hammond, louisiana -- i live about 30 miles away -- the brewery is called gnarley barley. it is going to expand, hire more workers and provide more benefits to existing workers. it's not as big as at&t, but gnarley barley and the people who work for it are just as important to my state and to my company. iberia bank is giving its employees $1,000 bonuses. you can call that a crumb if you want to, but in louisiana $1,000 is a lot of money and i think it's a lot of money to most americans. i could keep going, but i think you get the point. the tax cuts and jobs act promised just about every american family and just about every american worker and nearly every american business large and small a tax break, and

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snow flurries coming down by the gulf coast.maybe 1-2-inches of snow for the tahoe area and a hrolt winding down and sphoe coming down on eastern -- snow coming down on eastern nevada side and where the storm is impacted so it's pretty dry. typically hit or miss as far as precipitation but at this hour, looks like you've changed heading up toward the mountain and highway 89 getting snow in on the lake and north side as well and east side of lake tahoe. a look at snow future cast. 1-3-inches max south lake tahoe and get an ináfp of snowfall and further south. snow levels though 4,000 feet and colder storm and this storm has moved out further east and it'll head further south as well and we're basically on the top of the storm as it moves past us and as we're pretty much behind it, we're getting colder air and windier condition and a look at temperatures in the 40s for concord and oakland. livermore 39 and chilly out there and sunrise happening today 1k3 7:02 and sunset happening. winds dying down a bit at sfo and about 20 miles p

but something to keep an eye on over the next couple days, future radar a little moisture in the gulf coastother storm system in the northwest, there is new york city, we end on a bright note, 62 ° on thursday. by the way, very exciting yesterday, i was behind the scenes of the westminster dog show. look at this, one of my favorite kinds of year is the westminster dog show where all the pooches come out to look their finest with a big show which is happening tonight and we will have the winner of the westminster, look at that, i got to do the giant. i brought my flat shoes just to do that, coming up, i can't wait. rob: have you ever seen that? >> it is similar to what i saw yesterday. jillian: stay tuned for that later this hour. rob: doggie treats. >> maybe. jillian: what is going on today? rob: he is a terrorist living like a king in guantÁnamo bay binging on oreo cookies, watching his favorite tv shows and this happens all the time. doctor james mitchell interrogated the mastermind of 9/11. he will take us inside the legal loopholes that make this kind of thing okay. jillian: what was su

look for heavy rain down to the gulf coast.ontinue through the mid mississippi river valley. some snow showers in the mountains of the northwest. a pacific storm comes roaring in and we look at sunshine through florida and the gulf coast. that's what's going on around that's what's going on around the country. here's what's happening in your neck of the woods. >> sunshine in the forecast today. with a high of 56 degrees in san francisco. there will be some more clouds moving in especially late wednesday and there could be some showers by wednesday night. that rain continues off and on between thursday and friday, even into saturday with some chilly temperatures and some gusty winds and by sunday, it does clear out mid-50s for early next week. inland areas will also be very chilly. we could have another round of some low elevation snow. >> and that is your latest weather. savannah? ♪ ♪ as long as we got each other >>> on monday, we launched a special series "reunited today." we have a great reunion for day two. the cast of the b

miles from the harbor, beach river, center of town whose warmth had drawn them to the gulf coast. >>> veronica and her younger brother walked home. >> i remember halfway down the road remembering that i forgot my key. the closer we got to the house, i seen my sister's car soive said, okay, cool. i don't need the key. she's home. >> then she noticed the door wasn't quite closed. >> it was closed. it wasn't latched. i remember walking in and oprah was on the tv. >> what did you assume when you saw the door open and tv on. >> i thought maybe she left in a hurry and went with a friend and didn't close the door all the way. >> she was tara. her older sister not quite 20 then. veronica called out, no answer. she walked through the house. bathroom light was on. >> i went and looked in the bathroom and i went in our bedroom and i seen her purse and everything on top of her dresser. then i'm like where would she be without her purse. that wasn't usual. that's when i called keith. >> keith was keith mcphillips her mom's fiance. he was just leaving work. told veronica he was thinking of stopping

gulf coast refineries are the best engine in the world we have a president that is very pro deregulationnd very pro oil and gas. what does it mean for the ceo of a refiner to have what i have to regard as a friend in the white house? >> right i've met with the president. he was in cincinnati giving a speech on infrastructure and his questions we doing better on permitting not permitting for just pipelines but permitting and refining, building terminals and pipelining as well that's very important, the infrastructure bill in his state of the union address that he talked about, it's very important we continue to be able to build new pipelines we need a lot of work and a lot of investment in the rivers, both mississippi and the ohio river, they need infrastructure investment so the president and the administrator of the epa, scott pruitt, are both very pro the industry >> price of oil went up a little bit. some say because of confining restraints that gasoline could go to $4 a gallon in california this summer. that seems impossible to me. >> well, we don't market there but let me give you a

from maine to the gulf coast, ri warning of an impending tsunami. this is followed by news that nn there was no gtsunami. the in fact routine r may test not intended to reach the public about it turned out to be anything but routine for folks who got alerts.l thetoda error may belong the a weather app.fective a hearing on capitol hill by coincidence is making sure . emergency alerts effective and reliable. >>> back here in the bay area, we're looking at another beautiful february day.meteor a live look across the bay, look at the sun shining down. >> beautiful everywhere you look. thehe sun shines. the sky looks beautiful. meanwhile, kari told us about it. it is a beautiful sight. >> it is.ab and we've will some really beautiful weather everywhere. let's look outside. you can see the palm trees blowing in the wind. our temperatures are starting to feel more comfortable but will ten to go up as we go through day. we may be setting some new records here once again. we'll to have watch those numbers in spots like livermore where the record is 73 degree

stormy along the gulf coast. we could see snow mixing in with the rain.now in the pacific >>> good morning. today we're looking at temperatures a little warmer than average into the 50s. that comes with a lot of gray, rainy conditions. 53 in center city. 52 in lands dale. allentown makes it into the low 50s. the rain chances pick up into noon and later and it's on and off rain. chances aren't as high for new jersey, the shore or delaware. and notice the temperatures at 55 in smyrna. >> that's your latest forecast. your latest forecast. >> dylan, thank you. just ahead, he had the ride of his life in the big a air competition. now he has the silver medal to prove it. prove it. >> we will talk liveif you're a, your to-do list just keeps growing. (laughs desperately) it never stops. which is why the online financing application at carmax.com is so convenient. get some of that finance stuff out of the way from wherever you are, at the doctor's office, karate practice or my favorite... back at the doctor's office. knowing before you go means more quality time s

our next system gathering moisture to the south, lot of rain lifting up over portions of the gulf coastis warm air and moisture is heading our way for weekend. overnight mainly cloudy not as cold as recent nights and last night, a lot of that is due to the included cover but that south wind bringing that milder air up in the region 35 is the overnight low. not all that much colder then right now outside. tomorrow lots of cloud and by 3:00 p.m. rain will arrive starting lightly and pick up through tomorrow evening. now time line of the rain has lifted up, the heaviest will be from midnight tomorrow night through noonan sunday that is steady 12 hours and here's what that looks like. tomorrow morning starts off main with a few breaks have blue sky early in the day on balance it is a cloudy day. light rain moves in by two or 3:00 o'clock and continues to pick up in intensity. by midnight 1:00 a.m. we have heavy rain, steady over i-95 corridor in south jersey and delaware and it keeps coming along that same line, here's sunday morning at 5:00 a.m. still raining heavily through noon, still po

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develop and that is going to bring three to four inches of rain down along the deep south, the gulf coast, fortunately, where the flooding hasn't been as strong. that's your national forecast. we'll take a look at the -- waking up to freezing cold sh certainly in the east bay valley, going to be sunny and slightly warmer in spots and we'll see a rain yes i and breezy monday morning commute. highs today and cool and 55. and 57 palo alto and 59 and the accuweather seven-day forecast will have rain/snow mix. sunnier and warmer on tuesday and then more rain thursday. >> because you asked, the rain is over by noon here in new york city. >> good morning, ron. >> good morning to you, paula, dan. adrienne. hi, again. we begin with the news out of syria. government forces are launching new air strikes in apparent defiance for a cease-fire called for by the united nations security council. that resolution approved late saturday after russia came onboard. a u.n. convoy had been set to deliver humanitarian aid and evacuate the wounded in a suburb of damascus. aid groups say more than 500 people kille

good number in the moderate and a dozen in the major flood stage from the gulf coast to the great lakesrecisely where we have a frontal boundary over the region with additional chance of showers. unfortunately, the bull's-eye for the heavy rainfall across east texas and arkansas. mississippi and alabama and parts of southern tennessee are the areas hardest hit in the past week. some of the regions could see 3 or 5 inches of rainfall. several million people under flood watches and warnings this morning as a result of what is happening. look at uniform nature of the incredible temperature trend. 60 in chicago. lower 60s in portions of arkansas. middle 60s in southern u.s. this is a trend we think will last a couple more days. finally cooler as we approach the weekend. >>> thank you. let's get a check on "cnn money." u.s. futures are down. global stocks had great perfo performance set by wall street. rally up nearly 400 for the dow. for now, investors stopped worrying about rising rates. the tiny rate news moves stocks here. we may get more here. fed chief jerome powell testifies before co

and the moisture building up along the gulf coast, more back in the central portion of the country.hat's going to have an impact on how slippery or icy any of these surfaces are during the day tomorrow. now, by tonight we are below freezing, pretty much from philadelphia northward and way below freezing lehigh valley and berks. 4:00 a.m. we're starting to see the precipitation coming in from the west. borderline temperatures in philadelphia and wilmington. but as we go into the rush, not only does snow come in and temperatures below freezing, but you see these darker colors indicate kind of a heavier snow. this is enough a snow to reduce visibility, make driving difficult there and also to accumulate on untreated surfaces spot we're going to see some snow accumulation tomorrow. now, at the same time that's happening it's just raining in much of delaware and south jersey. and then as the morning goes on, the warmer air's coming up and changing that snow to an icy mix northern, western suburbs. just rain in philly and it's still snowing in the lehigh valley. by 1:00, look at the tempe

stormy along the gulf coast. we could see snow mixing in with the rain.now >>> we're waking up to freezing temperatures in some spots literally. we've got 20s on the map this morning. for santa rosa, 28 degrees. napa, 26. and down near the south bay and even in the east bay, we're in the 30s. 37 degrees for oakland. 36 degrees for san jose right now. 29 degrees for morgan hill. san benefit eto and near the monterey county area, we can see early morning frost. over the next he will hours, a quick check of the temperature trend, climbing into the low 50s for san francisco. >> and that's your latest forecast. >> all right, dylan, thank you. . >> dylan, thank you. just ahead, he had the ride of his life in the big air competition. now he has the silver medal to prove it. prove it. >> we will talk liveif you're a, your to-do list just keeps growing. (laughs desperately) it never stops. which is why the online financing application at carmax.com is so convenient. get some of that finance stuff out of the way from wherever you are, at the doctor's office, karate

ultimate doppler radar, you can see the huge bands of wet weather, stretching all the way down to the gulf coast. >>> a rainy saturday is where we begin tonight at 6:00. thanks for joining us everybody, i'm joyce evans. >> i'm dawn timoney. many parts of the region under flashflood watch right now. let's get right over to meteorologist monica cryan with the details. >> reporter: that rain moved in as we headed through the afternoon, first started off light, now really starting to see it become much more heavy in nature. it is pretty widespread throughout the entire region, except for parts of lancaster, berks county, seeing much lighter rain activity, but where we have some of the heaviest rain, actually in south jersey. through atlantic county, burlington county, from pemberton all the way down where we have the yellow that,- indicates more moderate rainfall. that's going to be causing a lot of problems on those roadways. make sure you drive slower today. as we head through the evening time, i'll time it out for you, as you can see, by midnight actually expecting the rain to increase, it will b

notice cold section to the north where you see light snow over iowa and rain the two south over gulf coast. those two pieces jim forces as this storm moves in tomorrow a lieutenant of moisture and energy. very strong storm moving through. it will start as a wintry mix for morning commute, sleet, snow, and ice, heavy rain for the afternoon commute and we're significant snow in the poconos where a winter storm warning is in effect. storm impact for your wednesday, moderate snowfall north and west of snowfall, high risk of ice from the city north and west, and then heavy rain will be focus as we head in the afternoon as warm air works its way in the system. le risk of wind but that is just about the only thing, we have got going for us here coming up we will show you winter weather advisory and winter storm warning and time out that precipitation and have your parade forecast, back to you. >>> it could be dicey tomorrow morning so we are going on the air 30 minutes earlier, join jim remarks hell, katie and meisha, they will track wintry mix from all angles as we head out the door. >>> we have

began in the that .orth, taylor invaded but the united states launched a veracruz on the gulf coast, marched all the way inland to mexico city and conquered an empire, a remarkable campaign. mountainsver in the and winfield scott conducted that, one of the great campaigns of american military history. and it was possible at all, in part, because of the contributions of robert e. lee. was a mere lieutenant and then captain, but lee on several occasions to find out in this road through the mountains where the enemy was and would ride out either by himself or with a single guide. so far andt he went the guide said i'm not going further, it's too dangerous, and went by himself, crossing a lava encrusted plain to find the the enemy forces and find a road that would out-flank win, which allowed scott to his big victory at sarah gordo and elsewhere on this campaign of that war, scott wrote in his after-action report, that this was the most brilliant young officer in the army so as he had been at west point, the untouchable, brilliant, iconic robert e. lee, so, too, in the mexican war was to

it is crazy warm all the way from the gulf coast through florida right up through northern new englandthing crazier this morning than 61 in burlington, vermont. their record high on this date was 58. they broke their record high temperature at 3:00 a.m. this morning. and it is only going to get warmer during the day today. and national at 71, that is a warm temperature for june and here we are in february. and then the other side of the front, it is negative 14 in rapid city. so it is 85 degree temperature swing from rapid city to nashville this morning. so just extreme amplified weather pattern with cold and warm very closely bunched together. and in the middle is where we have all the rain. 37 million people under flash flood watches, numerous rivers in flood stage. southern great lakes, northern ohio valley and from houston to dallas to little rock to nashville, all under flash flood watches. and the cold air is catching up with it, so on the back side, you get the freezing brarain. we had an ice storm overnight in oklahoma, there has been ice in missouri and ice in illinois. so you

new england down into the western panhandle of florida, some southeastern states right along the gulf coast, zooming in a little bit tighter though in the mid-atlantic i want to draw your attention to the baltimore area and d.c., some extremely heavy downpours and guess what those will be traveling north, and east right along i-95, even right here in philadelphia we will be tapping into some extremely heavy rain, very, veryzooming ih jersey and also, just south of dover, we're dealing with a couple pockets you see yellow and orange colors, heavier downpours there and then portions of south jersey, just a mess this morning. you can see even on the eastern cher of maryland just right around dover is where we have got those extremely heavy downpours. so lets track what will be happening here. we are looking at something called high resolution wrapped refresh model, and you can see that heavy rain. it is pouring into philadelphia. around 7:00 o'clock or so that will continue right along the i-95 corridor as we head in the 9:00 o'clock hour and 10:00 o'clock hour and it stretches toward the nort

by tomorrow morning, gulf coast to new york city, heavy inrain and icing across new england. widespread area one to two inches. it is 3 to 4-inch area that has us concerned look at this from the afternoon hours, there's a concern from not only the heavy rains, but storms that could have damaging winds and tornadoes. head up from dallas to louisville today. that's a look at the national forecast here's the local forecast. >> reporter: good morning, everyone, i'm meteorologist chris sowers with this accuweather update. we're seeing the rain approaching the far western suburbs, let's get you outside, it's a gray and gloomy morning around the delaware and lehigh valleys. lots of low level clouds, areas of fog. less than a quarter myself visibility in parts of the area. rain and drizzle this afternoon, 54 degrees, morning rain tomorrow afternoon showers and 60. hest levels being projected in 20 years. >> great to have you, by the way. i know a lot of your viewers were frightened you were coming to new york. no, just filling in for the weekend. >> helping out. >> that's right. >> h

incredibly heavy rainfall and also some very strong storms down to the south, especially along the gulf coasterm, is localized flooding. over 40 million people under that flood threat and we also have to keep in mind not just streets inundated by water and that leaking into other areas but the rivers. right now, we have 75 rivers that are currently at minor flood stage. seven are at moderate stage and one river has crossed over into that major flood stage threshold. it's because of how much rain we expect to get. here you can see, especially around state like georgia, alabama, and florida, you're going to get multiple waves of rain. the problem there when you get those multiple waves you get high amounts. widespread across the southeast. we are talking 2 to 5 inches but there will be several spots could pick up in excess of 6 to 8 inches of rain the next 48 hours. >> wow. allison chinchar, thanks for watching it for us. >>> we are starting this hour with breaking news out of the one of the biggest tourist attractions in the country. four people died and others are injured after a sightseeing

intense storms as we go into the afternoon and evening, but look at this by tomorrow morning from the gulf coast all the way up into new york city, we're talking about some heavier rain with some icing across new england. so rainfall projections, widespread area, 1 to 2 inches but it's this 3 to 4-inch area that has us most concerned because the ground is so saturated, and it all is just going to run off. that severe threat you can see on our high res model, look at this from the afternoon hours. there is a concern for not only the heavy rain but storms that could produce damaging winds and also tornadoes. heads-up from dallas to louisville to memphis today. that is a look at what's happening nationally. >>> good saturday morning. i'm lisa argen. it's certainly a cold and frosty start in parts of the bay area this morning. we are looking at those temperatures in the 20s in our north and east bay valleys. today we'll see 50s. it will be milder tomorrow morning and afternoon. and a cold system arrives late tomorrow into early monday morning where we could see a rain/snow mix. 56 today in oakland,

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