then we have illinois st. halfway between 24th and 25th. we have 24th street east of illinois street. when we come back in front of you in february to amend the port traffic code, we would be proposing regulations consistent with whatever the board decides to do at their february meeting. it is not within the residential areas of dog patch. one thing i skipped over in my presentation is that the port with mta did do a significant amount about reached. we went to the waterfront advisory group. we met with all the neighborhood organizations and port tenants in the area. we have had them working on this for about two years now. i wanted to let you know that. thank you. >> any of the comments? >> i have a couple of questions on the technology of the new meters since you want to do demand pricing. can you centrally drive the change for rates or ours? how does the technology work? >> they are state of the art. each one has a gprs modem. that is how they do real-time credit card authorization. >> you can change the rate for hours parking centrally.

amount of snow is falling with this and the colder air and all the way down into missouri and illinois through st. louis and some pretty good rain coming through. it's looking fairly significant. of course, it's moving to the east, so we'll start to see some of the clouds ahead of this by tomorrow after lunchtime and the guidance is suggesting maybe some of this will hold together as it comes across the mountains. so we have a spotty shower in there tomorrow afternoon and evening. we also have a spotty shower in there on sunday, too. tomorrow's temperature 55 degrees, so it's just rain. there's no way we'll see anything other than that. low on sunday morning is 33. a little colder on sunday with a high temperature only in the 40s. now farther to the north and west there could be a snow flurry come through i think maybe like northern frederick county, washington county. that would be later in the day on sunday. temperatures up there may be marginal, upper 30s to right around 40 and that could support a snowflake or two. this weekend it does look cold in the storm track, the jet stream, if you will

look at the temperatures. 22 in chicago, illinois right now. st.is, cincinnati, ohio. 22 degrees. look at atlanta, georgia, guys. 38 degrees the current temperature. colder there now than it is right here. >> yes. >> and you can see now as we zoom on in the lake effect snows all the way south down to kentucky. even areas of west virginia getting the snow. in fact, overnight, baird county, pendleton county, 2 to 3 inches of snow. so on your future weather we're cold and we're still a bit windy for the evening. we'll settle to a breezy type of condition as we get into the late night and early tomorrow morning. continued cold to partly sunny sky. there is an area of low pressure. we'll stay to our south but it will provide the area with some clouds i think late saturday and more sunshine behind it for sunday but again continued cold. 30 to 36 degrees for your evening forecast. that west wind still at 10 to 20 miles per hour. tomorrow morning, 23 to 28 degrees so when you head off to the expo, make sure you bundle up and have nice exercise clothes on u

illinois. and a few thunderstorms around st. louis, missouri. let me take you into the future, though. we'll see what's going to happen. we've got the clear skies here. clouds on the increase tomorrowment we'll have a lot of sunshine early in the day. there is the presip. a lot of it is going to dry up as it rolls over the mountains. i think our best chance of getting any precipitation around here is going to come on sunday. there's another weather system that's going to move in. a partly sunny type of day for subd. sunday. we really think that saturday is going to be our best day. and then a shot more warmth, sp warmth and here. and then you get that ahead out next weather system. but i do think that next weekend, this time, aaron, we could be talking about some much colder air. and, right now, it looks like an active pattern for cold air and moisture coming up. possibility of you know what. >> we'll see. >> hey, indianapolis getting ready for next sunday's supper bowl with a super attraction for visitors. tickets went on sale for zip line thrill rides. workers are testing this ride e

raining heavily across illinois, maybe even severe storms east of st. louis toward chicago.hat heavier rain moving into indiana. there's some other pockets of heavy rain now in kentucky. closer to us, though, we have just light rain moving west to east. mainly south of washington from the district south. just a few sprinkles in washington and fairfax counties and over toward northern prince william into northern and central fauquier county in warrenton. farther south, along 95 getting light rain through southern fairfax into southern prince william, stafford, spotsylvania. heavier rain is falling, darker green and yellow, in prince george's county. anne arundel, calvert, charles, st. mary's, and on the eastern shore. temperatures are in the 40s around the right wing. now last even -- region. now last evening, there was some wetness that froze up on some roadways out here in the mountains in western maryland, northern west virginia. it caused accidents and slick spots. now most of that has melted as temperatures have gotten above freezing. we're in the low and mid 40s, prince

illinois. it's about 25 minutes from st.ere she went missing and her vehicle was found running about three hours later. so there is a three-hour gap from the time she is last seen and reported missing until the point her vehicle was found. then moving forward to stacy's case about 500 miles away, stacy was reported missing -- i have the incident report in front of me -- on december 31st. but she was last seen around the 26th or the 27th. her vehicle was also found running on the opposite end of town, and her car was also impounded. she was last seen in the incident report acting a little bit peculiar. she was apparently shouting some biblical verses and asked the person staying with her that was in town from st. louis if he was satan. he did, in fact, leave. although there were some interesting facts surrounding this case, she is still missing. we do need to find her. and both women look a lot alike. although there is somewhat of an age gap, they look a lot alike. >> we have heard from the family of stacy english. obviously

st. louis and indiana. much of the state of illinois. today, it's not going to be quite as bad. temperatures, though, are chilly. 24 hour temperature change. the cold air shown in the purple. it's 22 degrees colder right now in atlanta than this time yesterday. bundle the kids up from new orleans to atlanta and all the southeast. eventually that cold air will work into new england during the day to day. it's actually warm in new york city at 46. later on this afternoon, the temperatures will drop into the 30s. wind chills in the 20s. that cold air is arriving. wind chill right now in minneapolis, minus two. we've had snow on the ground in chicago. that wind chill of one does not feel good out there if you're shoveling and even our friends in new orleans this morning have a wind chill below freezing. one of the colder mornings we've had in many areasst country. we still have snow out there. we're not done yet. we still have significant snow in western new york from buffalo down to erie. and then still snowing light fli many are lightly. a couple inches there. we still have the sn

st. louis area. they put down some very large hail and damaging winds. those are now pushing into central illinoisnd behind that snow is widespread heading for the quad cities this morning. i think that morning commute will be slippery out there and should head up towards milwaukee and chicago will get a little bit of know after 9:00 a.m. this morning. the forecast for snow is not a lot of it but 1 to 3 inches in the quad cities up to maux and northern portions of michigan will do pretty well and blockbuster snowstorm tonight and tomorrow in the twask northwest. the eastern united states, umbrella day and eventually the wet weather will make it to the southeast later today with showers and thunderstorms. that's a look at the national forecast. now here's a look at the weather outside your window. showers and storm work their way through the ohio valley. weird to see a chance of thunderstorms in this time of year in the middle of night heading for areas of illinois and indiana but that is the story. cold air will swoop in behind it tomorrow. we had a little snow last night in southern new england.

few times the for example in misery through illinois because illinois changed the direction of the chicago river setting tuberculosis on to st. louis it had sued for ackle in the supreme court. the national bourn citizen calls is the fifth topic in my book. among the very few prerequisites for the office spelled out in the constitution this is the proverbial trade in the punch bowl. [laughter] it says you can't be president unless you are a natural born in citizen and you heard about that in the news and it is really stupid calls. section two of the 21st amendment, you may not know, the 21st amendment is the one that ended prohibition. that is section 1. section two makes it unconstitutional to bring liquor across the state lines in violation of law and it's one of the only two places in the constitution which where an individual can break the constitution where it was the direct peter of individuals the rest is about the government. so there are two things you can do if you want to violate the constitution. you can either engage in slavery or you can bring a be year across the state line violation. the letters of the clause

reit wanted to sue illinois because they change thel direction of the chicago river sending that tuberculosis down to st. louis they had to gofo before the supreme court. the natural born citizen cause the very few prerequisites for office buildout this is the proverbial turned in the punchball the says you cannot be president unlessabo you are a natural born citizen and it is a really stupid clause. you may not know about the 21st amendment that ended prohibition. section two makes an unconstitutional to bring wicker across state line in violation of state law only wonder to places where something is made where an individual can break the constitution the rest is about the government.co there are two things you can do. either engage in slavery oryou bring a beer across the state line in violation of the rhode island law. letters of marque, it authorizes congressp authorizing private ships to fight pirates itti also the government cannot make you a duke and the official ship cannot accept said to ship and also the army cannot quarter their soldiers without consent a practice that led directly to the tea

st. louis. i haven't heard of any big tornado, but interstate 70 has not been a fun drive across central illinois and that line of storms is now heading for indianapolis. it will probably be there right during the heart of the morning rush ic picked up some snow last night. came ploi des moines, maybe an inch or two by the end of it. chicago looks like you'll be a little too warm. mostly rain early this morning. i think milwaukee has a better chance of getting a couple inches here as we go throughout your early morning. and then you want to talk about snow, by the time we're done with tomorrow, seattle, washington could have 6 to 12 inches of snow. more snow than many of the biggest cities on the east coast have seen so far this winter. that's where the cold air is locked up. already getting snow showers and they'll see heavy snow. we're forecasting the mountains to get up to three feet and seattle possibility of 6 to 12. as far as the snow in the east, 1 to 3 over areas of wisconsin and it looks like northern michigan will also get good snow later today into tonight. so the forecast, bottom line

for example, when missouri wanted to sue illinois because illinois change the direction of the chicago river setting tuberculosis down the st. louis it headed directly to the supreme court the natural born citizen clause is the fifth topic in my book. no, and the very few prerequisites for officers set out in the constitution this is the proverbial third in the bunch will. it said you can be president unless you're a natural born citizen, and you for a lot about that in the news and it's a real stupid clock. section two of the 21st amendment, the 21st of them is the one that ended prohibition, that is section with the exception to makes it unconstitutional to bring liquor across state lines or it's one of only two places in the constitution where something is made, where individual can break the constitution, which directs the eighth of individuals but the rest is about government. there's two things would go to violate the constitution. you can either engage in slavery or you can bring a beer across the state line and violate the rhode island law. the letters authorizes congress, tells congress it could authorize private s

st. louis and illinois this morning. now the rain is moving into new england.ghout the day once again. along with mild temperatures. not supposed to be in the 50s in pittsburgh this time of year. that's the kind of winter it's been. what snow fell will be gone in southern new england. snowfall in southern wisconsin and milwaukee. strong thunderstorms and a tornado warning in southern indiana. so be ready if you're there near the ohio river. strong storms heading your way. finally, the big weather story of the week, the snowstorm heading for the pacific northwest. biggest snowstorm of the year anywhere in this country. we are looking at the possibility of up to a foot of snow in downtown seattle. that hasn't happened since 1985. that will happen later today. you're watching "morning joe." we're brewed by starbucks. whoa! golly, that is deep snow! yeah, can you get me out of it? of course. travelocity? that's how i got here! that's amazing! but i'm still stuck. come on man, dig it! [ female announcer ] travelocity. get great deals on all kinds of beach vacations.

like, for example, when missouri wanted to sue illinois because illinois changed the direction of the chicago river sending tuberculosis to st. louis, it had to sue directly in the supreme court. the natural born citizen clause is the fifth topic in my book. among the very few prerequisites for offers spelled out in the constitution, this is the proverbial turd in the punch bowl. [laughter] it says you can't be president unless you're a natural born president, and it's a really stupid clause. section two of the 21st amendment you may not know about the 23st amendment, it ended prohiblght, that's section one. section two makes it unconstitutional to bring liquor across state lines, and it's one of the only two places in the constitution where an individual can break the constitution which regulates the direct behavior of individuals. the rest of it's about the government. so there are two things you can do if you want to violate the constitution, you can either engage in slavery, or you can bring a beer across the state line in violation of rhode island law. so that's weird. the letters of mark clause authorizes congress, tel

illinois. you can see it there in the headline. that's near st. louis. much of the upper midwest expects several inches of snow. it is also snowing in parts of the northeast. this is coming to us from massachusetts. that's west of boston. chief forecaster from wcbs tv is with us. >> let me show you storm number one. stretching from wisconsin down to right around st. louis. portions of wisconsin are going to be picking up 6 to 9 inches of snow out of this system. but that's storm number two that erica was talking about. there's a different picture on the screen. greens and yellows. the areas south of here. that's where you find the snow here. when you find the system together, this is interesting. you have two cold front. you would think, one two, it's going to give you a double whammy. it's not going to happen that way. it will raise temperatures in new york city this national weather report sponsored by the u.s. postal service. you're watching "cbs this morning." hershey's air delight. [ woman ] we didn't know where to go next with eric's adhd. his stim

st. louis, the kridz loids are goin like what they see, a little snow. definitely school delays will be likely. that will move across the state of illinois through the mid morning and the snow will begin in chicago. we're calling for six inches of snow in chicago. this is the biggest snowstorm of the season. same goes for areas like milwaukee, too. indianapolis will get a little snow out of this along with our friends in kentucky and tennessee. today's forecast, snow developing in chicago. cold and chilly in the middle of the country. soon all that cold air is headed to the east coast this weekend. >> goody. you are keep saying that. >> it's on its way. >> just never happens. i told you. we have to bet on it. thanks. how much is too much when it comes to an age difference in marriage? plus, shocking allegations regarding the parenthood of one member of reality tv's most infamous clan. your first look at entertainment is straight ahead. their kids are adults? i have twins, 21 years old. each kid has their own path. they grow up, and they're out having their life. i really started to talk to them about the things that are important that th

illinois wins 21-14. the interim coach. the gatorade shower. never gets old. kraft fight hunger bowl is a very good idea for a bowl game. coming up at 6:00 mindy bock in st. will get you ready for the 49ers and rams on sunday. diane is happy about cal state. that's a look at sports. >> i certainly am and my husband is happy about stanford. all is well in the dwyer family household. >> absolutely. everyone is happy. >> yeah. thanks, jim. still ahead at 5:00 after a century of service san francisco's japan town stands by a main stain. >>> san francisco's japanese community is mourning the closure of a business which has ban constant in the area for more than a century. minutes ago the sekai fish market closed its doors for the very last time. long-time fans kept the lines long all day making their final purchases and bidding good-bye to the clerks. the family owned business on post street has been open since the great earthquake of 1906. an employee told the examiner the third generation owner wants to retire and the younger family members just don't want to run the business. >> i mean, it's part of japan town. so, you know, when anything closes down here i

st. mary's hammered pepperdine and women beat byu in moraga. >> saturday's hunger bowl, starving for much needed offense pretty much all game long. ucla and illinois, jerry rice, he i like this, illinois from the bullpen to it. he likes it. terry hawthorne likes this, stepping in front. read it perfectly. 37 yards, 10-7 ally my. my than that in the defense. jenkins, 36 yards. illinois lost six straight but they independent on high night 20-14. pac-12, 1-4 in the bowl season. >> we're coming into the game, our defense is pretty good and their defense is pretty good. we tried to keep them off of us but fortunately that is what we did and it worked. >> conference win, thanks to utah in the sun bowl. trailed georgia tech but they never looked up. game goes to overtime after a tech field goal. third and goal from the eighth, john white driving into the end zone. game over. 30-27, utah. >> jordan rodgers, younger brother of aaron. in the liberty bowl, andy took a 21-17 lead and this happens, 90 yards on the kickoff return. they were a winner. >> texas a&m quarterback, 329 yards passing, 26 here to jorp thorpe. first bowl win for the aggies. northwestern

illinois, wisconsin, indiana and kentucky. some areas will see blizzard-like conditions making travel difficult and dangerous. up to eight inches of snow expected in chicago. there will be accumulating snow as far south in st. louis. it blew past iowa last night. tough conditions in des moines. wind gusts up to 45 miles per hour. the windchill could reach ten below by later this morning. the same cold front spawned a possible tornado that hit two counties in western north carolina. police say as many as 40 buildings were damaged east of asheville. five collapsed during the storm. it started with heavy rain and hail. >> we heard thunder and lightning. >> at least three people were injured. one family was trapped in their basement when their house collapsed. the red cross is setting up shelters for those displaced. >>> to cordova, alaska, a fishing village trying to dig out of the snow. more snow shovels are expected to arrive today. they expect to have the one road open to emergency vehicles. a russian fuel tanker along with a coast guard icebreaker are slowly making their way towards nome, alaska. the town is on the verge of running out of fuel. the big storm prevented the fuel delivery last month. an ice