no word on what caused the sh kra. >>> we'll see how this crash is impacting traffic now. >> jillian mele has this and anything else you need to know leaving the house early this morning. good morning. >> good morning. milnor street is a smaller street, so it will not impact too many people but if you're one of those that needs to detour around it take state road as your alternate. heading to north philadelphia, another serious accident at 25th and west lehigh. jesse gary is live at the scene with a report in a few minutes, but this is going to be blocked off. if you need to get around it i have a few options, 27th york or west cambria street to avoid the area. in bucks county route 1 at pennsylvania, all is quiet there. if you're waking up on the majors around philadelphia waking up to travel on the majors, 76 looks good. the blue route is clear. and so is 95 right now. chris? >>> if you reach for something, you're going to be dead. >> he said hey jerome if you reach for something you're going to be dead. dash cam video that was posted on nj.com overnight that happened during a traf

kra virginia. we're saying to use caution on any of the on ramps, the off ramps as well as any bridges overpasses and of course sidewalks out in that area too. chilly this evening if you're going out. it's going to be dry. your temperature 44 degrees by 9:00. our average high tomorrow 43. we're right there tomorrow a typical kind of early january day for us. 38 in frederick. leesburg too a bit on the cold side. we've got you at a moderate level for traveling. it's going to havebe tough to get any outdoor exercising. in terms of spenceintensity of the rain you'll just need the umbrella. we're talking about light to moderate rains move tlughrough especially the mid afternoon hours. low 40s for a high temperature tomorrow. a messy day, but nothing compared to what's moving in. and i don't think folks are going to like it. >> we're talking about temperatures next week that could be 20 degrees below average. and we saw that a lot last winter and looks like we're about to see thit winterd this winter too

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they tested their water and looking for the same kras elements of crude oil turning up in the water inive. the water, at least so far, was okay, despite that spill upstream. news came this morning that williston did not just have a problem upstream, they were stating another spill, another totally unrelated pipeline spill just north of the city. officials said there was yet another pipeline still, it wasn't a few tens of thousands gallons, this time it was three millon gallons of a chemical brine that leads right towards williston. it turns out a pipeline carrying that brian ruptured in an area north of williston. they informed the state of the leak, but it was not until today that we learned that not only was there a spill, but surprise, it is apparently the single largest spill of it's kind in state history, and this is a state that has had a lot of spills. it's not known when the spill started or how long it went on for before it was detected, but they're saying three million gallons. the solution at this point, it is almost impossible to believe. the main body of water this brine s

their families, their lives to create a government where free speech and freedom of religion were sack kra sank. this refusal to call it what it is an insult to my father and my grandfather and everyone who served in the armed forces who fought to protect what sacred to every american. yes, it is time for this to be over. and that's my open. tell me what you think on my facebook page or twitter at judge jeanine #justiceopen. let's go to fox report ert amy kel with the latest from paris. >> reporter: hi, judge. the wife of one of the three terrorists who wreaked havoc across paris last week was thought to be, at the very least, an accomplice in the murder of that policewoman here on thursday now, judge, appears to have fled the country as early as january 2, which throws up a whole lot of new questions. in any event, hayat bu medine has continued on to syria. if that was true, she would seem to be out of the reach of the french authorities who want so desperately to question her. stories of heroism emerged today of a shop assistant from mali who whisked shoppers into a chiller where they hi

day, and so is this a question about uncertainty or intelligent people understanding that we love dem kra i is but the limits of -- love democracy but the limits of acting with speed to certain economic situations generally and built-in ways of responding without force inging ourselves to have to go so repeatedly through the political system that we have trouble are responding with the speed necessarily is slightly different than the uncertainty. it is a little bit more intelligent people, a-students in congress recognizing that you know like the boss might recognize they travel a lot and to the wait for permission, that might be a bottleneck to keep the company from performing well, but here the bottleneck may be the political difficulties of people coming together politically to do something, but in that context, the strongest case this in david's is the cyclical issues. i think that, and the reason i say that is that, look, david just gave the unemployment, and you could do the gdp side, and we were looking at the 3% negative growth, but we now know it was 8.2% and over 5% in the first

because kras ton iscreighton oigmontgomery county judge, the prince george's county's state's attorney's office will handle it. >>> you new initiatives are happening at the university of virginia. and that includes new economic environmental and social programs designed to benefit the school and the charlottesville community. in april, uva is planning to release a sex assault campus climate you are survey. the school says that survey is not a response to a controversial "rolling stone" article that accused the school of having a rape culture. >>> there are new concerns this morning at the super bowl. they have nothing to do with security. nbc's tracie potts is live on capitol hill now with more. >> reporter: it's all about a virus, the measles. it's airborne highly contagious and it's in arizona where thousands are pouring in for the super bowl. officials there say that already as many as 1,000 people have been exposed before the visitors started showing up. they're not so much concerned about a massive outbreak but they are trying to contain it. now, this is all part of that outbreak th

we're trying to find the black boxes to find what the cause of kra -- that crash is. >>> a shipping companynding the actions of a crew that ran aground off the isle of wight in southern england. according to the ship company's ceo, the crew deliberately grounded it. now, that's because it started listing after leaving port in southampton. the quick-thinking crew ran the ship onto a bank to save the freighter from capsizing. all 25 people aboard were quickly rescued. officials say the ship isn't leaking oil and salvage operations will begin soon. >>> well boko haram has seized a multinational military base in northeastern nigeria. that's according to a government official. troops abandoned the base after it was attacked saturday. the town is home to a task force made up of troops from several african nations. boko haram is also suspected of kidnapping some 40 boys and young men in the region around the same time period. >>> well attacks like boko haram are a major reason africans flee their home countries, some have ended up in israel. ian lee reports, it hasn't been the refuge they had hope

would imagine even if we don't know all the particulars on what the target was and if this was just a kraedsving down the street -- but i would think when something happens and it's near where a general is staying, execute gets heightened just in case. what's happening today, what will be going on with the secret service. >> i'm glad you brought in the military part. here's the difference between military and federal and local law enforce. . with the military you forward think those. you already have an idea who would be coming at you. whether a terrorist group or someone accessing them because they don't like the military or whatever. with the secret and local law enforcement a lot of times you have a breakdown with forward thinking things other than when they have route planning and so on and so forth. with this case they are probably scrambling to look at who it could be. trying to set up -- working together with law enforcement to collect video in the area and known kmatder. because this may have been just a dry run for instance. or it could have been somebody who is just mentally unstab

outfront tonight, paul marera head of the film agency kras from the offices.ew many of the victims and paul thank you so much for doing this. i know you are exhausted, you were with some of the survivors. you were on your way to the office when this happened. what did you see when you arrived? >> first thing, i saw when i arrived, i was warned by text that there were people shooting in the corridors and the first thing i saw was the doormen. the men i would see every morning. this grumpy guy we liked and appreciated. he was lying down and he was dead he had been shot by the gunners. they wanted to go inside as quick as possible. it wasn't fast enough to open the door of the building and shut him. and the second thing i saw was the stairways were full of blood and i saw heavily injured people in the stairways, among them one of my friends. the guy i knew for 20 years. got two bullets in his legs and, in each leg, and then i got up to the office and they were a few survivors shouting been shot by us in one room. they were in one room, some crying his terkly. som

being an old quarterback, let me tell you quarterbacks have their own ind ohio seen kra sees of throwingo hate having a brand-new football right out of the box. normally it's overinflated and you want to break the ball in a little bit, okay? and a deflated football of course feels a little different. and the allegation here is that when it's wet weather and colder out, it's better to deflate the ball a little bit because throwing the football is all about fingertip control. so it's real easy to deflate a football. and i'm not saying that they did this but the nfl did say that 11 of the 12 balls were below their standards, which is rather unusual. maybe one or two balls. no there were 11 of them. imagine the ball boy on the sideline. like this. oh that will be good. did i do this in college? yeah, i did. i used to throw a spaulding j5v. every quarterbacks' grip is different. nobody throws exactly the same way. it's not about the grip on the ball. it's how you have fingertip control. the last finger to touch the football is your index finger and the two most important fingers are the index

the north bay may be a kra shall that happened but just happened.lden gate bridge, approaching it, slow those speeds. >> let us eat cake. ♪. the suspected female accomplice from those terror attacks in france now in syria. and while world leaders join millions from a massive anti-terror rally in paris, the president is under fire for not taking part. what he is doing in response to that critici. >>> major breakthrough. the black boxes from airasia flight 8501 located overnight. one of the flight recorders recovered by divers. when will investigators know what caused the jet to crash into the sea? >>> nasty commute for millions. a mix of sleet, snow and freezing rain stretching from e

kra, that catch chill acronym is the mentally ill offender treatment and crime reduction act.ld make improvements to the mental health justice system. it would emphasize the use of mental health-based practices and health programs are proven to reduce ra sidivism. it would also provide veter ran's treatment courts which are instrumental in addressing the needs of veterans. 34 of whom are likely to suffer from p.t.s.d., may be involved in substance abuse to medicate the invisible wounds of war. last congress, we came very close to getting this piece of legislation enacted. the bill had the support of 54 co-sponsors in the house.íolzág i had a republican carrying it in the house. again, it was extremely bipart san. we almost got this done. it was held up by someone who put a hold on it. and that person has retired. which is good. [ laughter ] >> as far as the bill is concerned. tremendously fine, fine fellow. most importantly, this willmake a real difference in communities across the nation. a little over a year and a half ago, i was in columbia heights mn mm, which is a suburb

kras tried to engage mcdougal and sears in an orderly discussion about imperial policy. that was how you participated in polite discourse in a refined tavern but the assembled patriots had their own notions about how to maintain order in a tavern. they set up a drinking game in effect. if you talk to the tory, you had to buy the whole -- you had to buy the whole crowd some toddy. furthermore, sears classified people according to his own notions of the order announcing loyalists like slaves were beneath fee light beneath polite company. i've written two books on the ways americans became politically mobilized in the large cities of north america prior to the revolution. in a more recent book and in the talk i gave at fraunces tavern a year and a half ago i focused on the boston tea party where it became the focus of political protest in boston and elsewhere. not just because a bunch of guys dumped tea in the harbor but because it involved boycotts where individuals had to make choices about whether to serve tea in their homes. before i got add in the tea party, i was inte

auto mall, we had an accident clearing from the lanes and highway 84 at 101, redwood city, there is a, kra. we have a number of problems. most of it is just slow traffic. back to the desk. >>> all right. thank you, sal one person remains in critical condition after a car crashed right into an east bay mall last night. it happened at the macy's store in newark just off the nimitz freeway at the mall. tara moriarty is live there. it's still not clear if the store will be open today. >> reporter: good morning. there's no indication. no signs posted on the outside. but you can see exactly where this car went through the store of macy's, all of the plywood is up. it took down this -- this car took down glass, racks, clothes and customers in the path. this all unfolded before 5:00 last night. you can imagine how chaotic it must have been when the blue honda slammed through the glass doors and landed about 50 feet inside of the men's department. alameda county firefighters treated half a dozen people, four of them, including the driver, had to be taken to the hospital. ktvu spoke to one macy's wo

kra think and karla were the first couple to take advantage of the new marriage laws in florida.me about waking up this morning after your long battle with the headline saying historic day? >> we just couldn't believe it. to the day i look at her and say you're my wife! it's strange after 15 years to be finally officially recognized in our state as a family and as a couple. and it's -- how can i say it's a lot of the same but everything is new. something shifted and it was tremendous. >> and tell me about how things are different for you now. and talk to me about the practical aspects of the differences. >> there's a lot of aspects. everyday life, applying for health insurance currently we have a son and he's covered under my policy. now we can apply as a family as a potentially reduced rate. to be considered a family or even a gym membership we're considered a family. we no longer have er haveer have to go to the doctor and check single. there's never been a box before for us. >> that's interesting. and 62% of florida voters approve the ban in 2008. critics say it's an issue tha

joining us now is brian kra san krzanich. were you surprised by the reaction?ne. but down to guidance it was less enthusiastic than the street had been hoping for? >> you know i try not to watch the stock day to day. strategies play out over a long time. it was right about in line for a seasonal transition from q4 to a q1. and in line with our expectations for 2015 which are, you know mid-single-digit growth projections. >> investors who were disappointed voiced some concerns about the mobile unit b. if i'm an investor in intel, lay out the case for me. why do you think intel will dominate in the mobile space, let's say five years down the road. >> sure. you know the mobile space is becoming more and more important. there's fewer and fewer companies who have modem capabilities. that's becoming a commodity that is rare and important. and so you need to have that. you need to build out your mobile capability in order to really set the pace in that area. so that's part of it. the other thing is that the customers whether you want to sell pcs or servers, most of th

the north bay may be a kra shall that happened but just happened. golden gate bridge approaching it slow those speeds. >> let us eat cake. 3 c3 ♪. the suspected female accomplice from those terror attacks in france now in syria. and while world leaders join millions from a massive anti-terror rally in paris, the president is under fire for not taking part. what he is doing in response to that critici. >>> major breakthrough. the black boxes from airasia flight 8501 located overnight. one of the flight recorders recovered by divers. when will investigators know what caused the jet to crash into the sea? >>> nasty commute for millions. a mix of sleet, snow and freezing rain stretching from the midwest to new england this morning. we are tracking the storm that is causing accidents and cancelling flights. >>> and solid gold. tina fey and amy poehler bring down the house. >> tonight, we celebrate all the great television shows we know and love as well as all the movies north korea was okay. >> george clooney delivers one of the most memorable lines of t

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