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let's check in with lisa. >> lisa: thank you, mike. kobe, ten-point win but it was a lot harder than it may have seemed, i would imagine. what was the difference down the stretch? >> well, you know, we did a good job keeping the ball inside. we kept them out of transition for the most part. that was the key for us. >> lisa: there was a lot said going into this game about what the tone of the game might be given the fact that dwyane broke your nose last weekend, that a message might be sent back to dwyane for the rest of the heat. how did it all play out? >> i don't think it made a difference to us. we just wanted to come out and play good basketball. look, i mean, it was a freak play, you know, it happens. but you move on and you come out and you try to play hard and win the game. >> lisa: describe the impact that andrew bynum had on the game today, just how big he is and they had nothing to go up against him. >> i mean he's playing with a lot of energy, with a physicality that could really carry a game as well for us. pau, as well. wh

here is our meteorologist lisa argen. >> lisa: nice break from emeryville. you see clouds, few hints of sun sunshine in the east bay and south bay but right now we have a lull in the activity as most of the energy heading in the sacramento valley and also the sierra nevada and winter storm warning for yosemite until 5:00. few flakes of snow around the northern sierra. we are looking more rain to be generated offshore and move into the bay area this afternoon. so our 24-hour storm totals quite impressive. one inch in livermore. nearly that in concord. nearly an inch in san jose and an inch, maybe an inch and a half before all is said in done? san francisco. more to come mid-week. >> carolyn: people should be prepared for all the usual traffic issues with wet roads. you might come to places where water is pooling. chp reported that westbound 80 on-ramp was flooded from buchanan. >> it happened in a instant right before 7:00 p.m. suv crashed directly into a pole on san pablo avenue that that was holding up the street lamp. the passenger in the seat did have on

we'll see you on the aisle. >> terry: lisa argen with one last check of the forecast. >> lisa: we'reose breezy winds allowing temperatures at half moon bay, 58 degrees. we're not talking a strong sea breeze, that is why numbers along the shoreline will climb into the mid and upper 60s in some spots. 67 in san francisco but elsewhere, we've got widespread 70s. 70 in oakland, 71 in concord and fremont. down by monterey, low to mid-70s. 74 in salinas, 68 in monterey. those breezes nothing compared to what we'll see monday and tuesday. and then warmer again at the end of the week. >> terry: thanks for joining us. next newscast at 5:00 this evening. keep track of us on twitter, tubing bit facebook. have a great day. ♪ ♪ twinkle toes i think i found a soul ♪ ♪ to make me happily ever after ♪ ♪ i say i love you and i'll say it more ♪ ♪ my one and only ♪ oh i can't lose ♪ so don't stop doing what you do ♪ ♪ have i paid my dues just to be with you ♪ ♪ don't stop doing what you do ♪

let's get a check with lisa argen. >> lisa: good morning. here is a look at emeryville. it doesn't look too bad but rain in the east bay and more is to come. in fact if you look at our radar right now, you'll notice we are looking at a shield of green and closer inspection, caesar chavez is wet, as well as sloat avenue just about to reach san leandro. wet weather in san mateo, santa clara way and all around block mountain road. ralston avenue looking at spotty rain showers. rain pushing into half moon bay. it is slow in the south bay but by early afternoon everybody will be wet and stay wet throughout the day. more on the rest of the weekend coming up. >> terry: homicide investigators continue to comb through a house near city college where five people were found dead. it's not clear who killed three women and two men. police say its complicated crime scene and can't say for sure how the victims died. they set up a memorial there 32-year-old vincent lay le his wife and older sister. >> i heard like a boom sound. someone yelled like very distinctly, get down on the ground

salters. >> lisa: thanks, mike.you were just saying that play out of the time-out for andrew, your play, tell me about it. >> well, look, everybody in here thought it was coming to me. and, you know, andrew has improved so much. i felt like supported me in that situation so throw the ball to him. they had a hard time dealing with him all night long and finally give it to him and he went to work. >> lisa: what did you say to him before you went back on the court. >> i said we're going to come to you and post you, be strong, come in double, make an easy play, if they don't, do what you do. >> lisa: the hug you had, what were you saying postgame just now. >> big for him. that was the first time we've ever trusted him in that situation and, you know, he was excited to be in that position and, you know, just a good moment. >> lisa: describe what this will do for his confidence. he was telling me about a week ago just being healthy knowing he has pressure on him to perform has really meant a lot to him. what do you think

lisa is a graduate of u.c.and has degrees in math, communications, theater and performance studies and committed to using her communication skills to help hyphen reach a broader constituency. let's give a warm congratulations to lisa. [applause] >> wow. this is really big. and really heavy. going to break it down. going to put it down before i break it. how are you guys doing? ok. well, just a few people that i would like to thank. first of all, definitely the a.p.a. heritage celebration committee, thank you so much for putting this on. i know it's a volunteer committee. so we definitely understand how that is. an all-volunteer run organization. and also, thank you to the panel of judges for this incredible honor. really, really just surprised and humbled by it. and with that said, i share this award with my fellow nominees, andrew and nikki. you guys are amazing. please continue to do everything that you're doing right now. because you guys are an inspiration to us all at hyphen. somebody very important that i

lisa baden in a moment. first, steve rudin.er withed the day compared time.day at this umbrella. probably need it later evening.rnoon into the look at the temperatures. 46 in gaithersburg. yesterday it was around the freezing mark at this time fredericksburg, looking at 46 as hagerstown. satellite and radar shows a cold front of the north and west. arrives this afternoon into the evening. it may contain gusty wind and downpours. it will be brief. skies will begin to clear with cooler, drier air behind that. 73-78

here is lisa argen. >> lisa: good morning. take a look at roof camera. it is raining, san francisco into berkeley just beginning to push into the peninsula. it's raining hard in the north bay all morning long. very gusty winds, highway 29, santa rosa, rohnert park down to petaluma, east of vallejo, also through pinole and benicia, lucas valley road. central san rafael, east bay, cutting boulevard very heavy rain. barrel avenue. further south and east a scattering of light shower activity. this will continue to stag to the south and on east and peninsula and east bay valleys. it will be wind day all day long. we could see thunderstorms throughout the day. i'll time it out for you later. >> terry: stay tuned to abc7 through the day we'll have hourly updates on the storm, plus use our interactive live hd to get street level radar. it's fun to do. check it out go to abc7news.com/weather. >>> big question this morning, did you win? i'm talking about the biggest lottery jackpot in history. $640 million. let's get right to it. here are the winning numbers. mega

i'm carolyn tyler along with lisa argen. us on twitter and talk about on facebook.com/abc7 news. good morning america is up next.

>> lisa: yeah, i know.re down to 30% so it is an improvement. >> carolyn: maybe we'll get more next week. surprising news out of south florida. 49ers quarterback alex smith is reportingly meeting the dolphins today. they posted this picture of him arriving at the airport early this morning, this as the niners are pursuing peyton manning. here is something interesting, smith and manning have the same agent. meanwhile, the 49ers added another wide receiver. here is mike shumann with the details. >>> good morning. peyton manning should choose between the 49ers, broncos and titans. that is probably when alex smith will make his decision. in the meantime, they have added a manning. mario manningham. he caught this pass to set up the game winning field goal to beat the patriots. he burned the 49ers in the title game with a touchdown catch. he'll had much needed depth and entice peyton to come west. >> pac-12 men were claiming they got no respect from the committee. now colorado is gone. colorado facing the bears

>> all right lisa baden. we'll take a look at the snow map in a second. but some flurries in the weather. light snow south of the metro. temperatures in the mid 40's this afternoon. clearing out warming out the next few days. back to sunshine. and thursday, 707 degrees for the high temperature. that will -- 70 degrees for the high temperature. a few flurries later on today. south of the metro, we're talking spotsylvania, fredericksburg and points southward, one to three inches possible from this little clipper system. in central virginia, a band of moderate to heavy snow that will set up through about lunchtime. that's where we'll have the accumulation. >> even if you get it, you can't get it to stick around. >> no. >> all right. thank you and thanks for being with us this morning. that does

terry. >> lisa, thanks very much. >> thanks. homicide investigators continue to comb through a house near san francisco city college. five people were found dead. they were discovered early yesterday morning by a relative of four of the victims. police say it's a complicated crime scene and can't say just for sure how the victims died. some friends. -- some friends of the family set up a memorial. they identified the victims. abc7 spoke with neighbors, including one who said he heard loud noise at 2:00 in the morning. >> i actually heard like a boom sound and someone yelled like very distinctly "get down on the ground now" like in a very authoritative voice. stand watch, guarding this home near city college. >> we have a genuine tragedy at 16 howth street. >> five adults were found dead inside. a family member found the body. >> there's a female victim upstairs, a female victim downstairs, two victims in the garage, and there's a male victim on the threshold of the door. >> some of the victims may have been shot. police do not b

thanks lisa. yesterday a storm packed a punch with thunder and lightning, downed trees and power outages throughout the bay area. this morning pg&e says all four has been restored to bay area customers. we join nick smith in the east bay where the storm had emergency crews in rescue mode. >> contra costa fire units were called to the contra costa canal because of reports a young man may have entered the water. there were conflicting reports as to whether anyone had actually gone into the canal but crews responded out of an abundance of caution, partly due to weather and partly due to last year there were two teenagers who died in the area trying to raft the creek. they tell the news the result of their search did not produce evidence of any entering the water. in the rossmoor area of walnut creek, residents were dealing with the loss of power since late afternoon. >> i hope it doesn't take 20,000 years to get it back. >> the loss of power shut off service to this atm and caused area businesses to

lisa baden, look the extended outlook. still about 10 degrees above average for the upcoming weekend even though we will have to just a few showers on saturday. here's a look at traffic. >> good morning. across the american legion bridge is our first stop. red is traffic out of maryland for the g.w. parkway and eventually the dulles toll road. headlights are on their way to 270 and to the mormon temple. now to virginia, more action spotted on the highway. look at all the headlights already, out of a woodbrige to the pentagon. everything relatively nice along 95. everything is working well for metro rail, marc rail, and vre. back to you. >> thank you. 5:19. trampled. the capitals lead to america must win a game of the season with buffalo turn into a loss. >> next "anderson," the suburban mother says she can talk to the dead. but is she for real? >> the los angeles dodgers have a new pirate with local ties. part of it involves magic johnson and a former nationals vice-president named stan. they are paying $2 billion, for the

. >> lisa, thank you. we want to get right to a story right now. the american soldier accused of killing six teen afghans begin 16 afghans could be moved to a prison in the u.s. his attorney said his client saw his friend's legs blown off the day before. the night before the massacre, the soldiers snapped under the stress of this deployment. in the meantime, michigan picking up the pieces after a tornado ripped through a community of. , michigan. the funnel cloud damaged more than 100 homes. no serious injuries. >> there is some video there. police are looking for whoever violently attacked a woman wednesday night in fairfax county. this happened in a wooded area along the 9700 block of commonwealth boulevard. jummy olabanji is live with the latest. >> pamela, good morning. residents saying that even he did this after this attack, they are very shaken up. police say that woman was walking up to far from where we are when a man showed up out of nowhere holding a sharp object and assaulted her. police have not made any arrests. >> it is a very creepy

argen and her computer getting quite a workout. >> lisa: we have a lot going on.be not right now in your neighborhood but the week ahead featuring lots of rain, some snow and wind. right now the roof camera are s looking at coit tower, a little rain in the north bay. come back and i'll tell us forecast. >> a seven-year-old boy whose remarkable determination is helping him wage the fight of his life. hey guys, breakfast! ♪ [ female announcer ] if whole grain isn't the first ingredient in your breakfast cereal, what is? now, in every box of general mills big g cereal, there's more whole grain than any other ingredient. that's why it's listed first on the side. from honey nut cheerios to cinnamon toast crunch to lucky charms, get more whole grain than any other ingredient... without question. just look for the white check. chocolate lemonade ? susie's lemonade... the movie. or... we make it pink ! with these 4g lte tablets, you can do business at lightning-fast speeds. we'll take all the strawberries, dave. you got it, kid. we have a winner. we're definitely gonna ne

definitely by the week'sen, perhaps. >> thank you, lisa.e you to know there are free concerts every day in the bay area. recently abc7s wade freedman took his video camera into the bart system to listen in. >> it has become an overwhelming dissonant cacophony of machines in motion. ♪ but just on a stairway next to market street there's a subterranean haven you can go to escape. >> this game, as some call it, you don't know until you go. ♪ i want to go >> maybe you haven't heard of earl, but around the bart system they know his face and music. and he's not alone. >> if you can make it here, you can make it anywhere. ♪ >> my parents wanted me to be a doctor, but look what i'm doing here. >> what he's doing is rush hour in bart in embarcedero station. it's darwinism in music. >> anybody will tell you there aren't that many gigs. >> and this audience is one of the world's largest. a distracted one, a moving one, a hurried one. >> people look in the tip jr. and they say, wow, that guy is making a killing, and they don't know you pay one bill and

adam caskey, a first lisa baden. >> 70 eastbound 427 mount airy. crash on university at the outer loop. an accident on furnace road 4 lorton commuters. everything getting through in lorton heading up to a newington, it's just volume and 95. normal on 66. g.w. parkway north onramp to the inner loop is closed for crash on the ramp. >> attracting a few conditions. one particular is the dense fog advisory note of the metro area. breezy later on today. along the mason-dixon line there's the dense fog advisory until 8:00 a.m. and that means visibility down to order a mile or less. also includes the panhandle of west virginia. if it is 55 in bowie, 52 in aldie and manassas. berkeley springs, 37 degrees. mid 60's today the high temperature in the metro area, the upper 50's in west virginia and parts of northern and western maryland. culpeper, stamford, spotsylvania couldn't brush 70 degrees later on today. sunshine tomorrow morning with increasing clouds and if you evening sprinkles. still mild in the upper 60's. back to you. >> thank you. as the sun rises

good morning, lisa. >> we love a parade.right, the marching band playing in your favor this morning because we are marching up to newschopper 7. we look at 270 between 8109. that is growing nicely. the problems right now on 270 itself. we lost the shot. if you're getting ready to take the interlude for the beltway through titan's -- tysons, be careful because at 123, there is a vehicle blocking the lane. in clarksburg, a wonderful trip. no problems right now on 95. we go back inside. >> all right. i will take it here in the belfort furniture weather center. it is a warm start 2 hour day. that is a sign of things to come later on this afternoon. this is what we would see later on in the afternoon this time of year. instead, we are greeted with 50's this morning. 54 in the district. 50 winchester. 50 in frederick. lexington park, 55. cumberland is at 41 degrees, but that is a big out liar. he went a long sleeves this morning but this after -- you'll want a long sleeves this morning, but this afternoon you can wear the short sl

live in santa clara, lisa amin gulezian, abc7 news. >> lisa, thank you. >>> tonight kidnapping survivorugard plans to live in hiding for the sake of her daughters. jaycee was kidnapped in 1991 and held in the backyard of an antioch home for 18 years and constantly raped and abused. she spoke about her kidnappers, fill live and nancy go -- girilldo. >> i am angry for what they did, for what they took away. on the other happened -- other hand i have two beautiful daughters i can never be sorry about. >> jaycee will stay in hiding until her daughters can better understand the years they spent in captivity. >>> the dow soared almost 218 points to finish at 13,177. the highest it has been since december of 2007. the nasdaq has jumped 56 points, closing at 3040. the first close above 3,000 since november of 2000. the rally was fuelled by good news of the nation's biggest banks. >>> several inches of rain in parts of the bay area, and more to come. >> much more to come. let's check in with sandhya patel. >> let's start with the now and then talk about the next two storms. we are still getting

live in santa clara, lisa amin gulezian, abc7 news. >> lisa, thank you. >>> tonight kidnapping survivor dugard plans to live in hiding for the sake of her daughters. jaycee was kidnapped in 1991 and held in the backyard of an antioch home for 18 years and constantly raped and abused. she spoke about her kidnappers, fill live and nancy go -- girilldo. >> i am angry for what they did, for what they took away. on the other happened -- other hand i have two beautiful daughters i can never be sorry about. >> jaycee will stay in hiding until her daughters can better understand the years they spent in captivity. >>> the dow soared almost 218 points to finish at 13,177. the highest it has been since december of 2007. the nasdaq has jumped 56 points, closing at 3040. the first close above 3,000 since november of 2000. the rally was fuelled by good news of the nation's biggest banks. >>> several inches of rain in parts of the bay area, and more to come. >> much more to come. let's check in with sandhya patel. >> let's start with the now and then talk about the next two storms. we are still gettin

lisa you guy have the lowdown on all of this.ho are the koch brothers and where do they get their money. >> the koch brothers are the leaders of the koch industry which they inhereted from their father. and they have spent untold millions trying to rewrite our laws and one of the ways that do that is through groups like americans for prosperity. >> we're going to talk about the american legislative campaign council is just a moment. but koch industries what kind of industries are those? >> it is both a national corporate, as well as a multinational corporation, and it has a huge interest in gas and oil pipelines, and it is also involved in the refinery business and has had some serious investigations on toxic waste violations. >> because of the -- at least the oil and gas and pipeline and refinery industries obviously they would have an interest in making sure these oil industries stays in place, and why they are donating generously to lot of these. s. but why should progressives be afraid or anger, or concerned about the koch br

let's look at what is happening on the roads with lisa baden. >> newschopper 7.re's a change in the traffic pattern were they doing the hot lanes work. inner loop delays out of springfield past braddock road. the lanes are striped differently. they kind of shift to the right but still have the same amount of planes. somebody got involved in the fender bender in that area. you really need to pay attention. you can see how the lanes shift over to the right. how much do we embraced change? no problems on the outer loop on the right side of the screen. that's good through springfield over to the wilson bridge. back inside. >> i want to check in with doug hill. we are off to a brisk start this morning. >> we are. are temperatures are much cooler than this time yesterday. frost advisory along the maryland/pennsylvania border. all those areas will get above freezing around 9:00 this morning. it's early spring. people do think about the beach. this is one of our newest cameras on the boardwalk at rehoboth beach. a beautiful sunrise occurring about any moment. it is somew

lisa leif in san jose where investigators met this evening about her disappearance. lisa? >>reporter: that is very true. deputy and investigators got a full briefing on today's developments her at the sheriff's department. officials are not ruling out the possibility that the items found may connected to sierra's case. this is video from sky 7 hd above the west end of palm avenue in morgan hill. to the side of the road near the parked cars a volunteer searc searcher found an empty box labeled stainless steel happened cuffs and about 5 feet away, 2 used condoms. >> we don't know if these items are going to be related to the la mar case or fought but we are going to have these items submitted to the crime lab for further testing. >>reporter: this location is just a mile and half from sierra la mar's home. those who live nearby are surprised by the discovery. >> it's not a lover lane or party alley or nothing like. that once in awhile you see a car down there but it's not, nothing like that. >>reporter: the items will be tested for dna. prints. other trace evidence. this come

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lisa leif in san jose where investigators met this evening about her disappearance. lisa? >>reporter: that is very true. deputy and investigators got a full briefing on today's developments her at the sheriff's department. officials are not ruling out the possibility that the items found may connected to sierra's case. this is video from sky 7 hd above the west end of palm avenue in morgan hill. to the side of the road near the parked cars a volunteer searc searcher found an empty box labeled stainless steel happened cuffs and about 5 feet away, 2 used condoms. >> we don't know if these items are going to be related to the la mar case or fought but we are going to have these items submitted to the crime lab for further testing. >>reporter: this location is just a mile and half from sierra la mar's home. those who live nearby are surprised by the discovery. >> it's not a lover lane or party alley or nothing like. that once in awhile you see a car down there but it's not, nothing like that. >>reporter: the items will be tested for dna. prints. other trace evidence. this come

update on traffic with lisa baden. good morning. 11, 70, 95 between richmond and baltimore. normal travel times. good traffic from southern maryland. and we will take you to 495, boulevard, overnight at new hampshire is complete. 66 and 95 moving nicely. all the way to the beltway are the headlights in this camera. back to you. >> thank you. 4:52. degrees -- >> we will get some people get lucky with the you're on timeout leo! some things won't last 25 years. ah! woof. some things will. save up to 20% on an ikea kitchen. millions won the mega jackpot, so the drawing on l be worth nearly $500 million. sounds amazing. the excitement grows. >> some people hoping for a prize --this historic >> that's exactly what i'm thinking. this luckyabout germantown and made a ticket.trip for a nobody to a call last night's $350 million jackpot. people got pretty close. person matched five numbers ticket inng a middletown, virginia. n d.c., twoson i maryland, one of them insights bill. one person shows five winning a 7-eleven in germantown. >> i wish

i'm -- hi meteorologist lisa argen. >> hi. we have not seen typical weather for winter or spring now it looks more like winter-like conditions more rain showers in ourselves haven't day outlook conditions are calm out there, we still are out ahead of the front gusty wind up in novato, with the southwest wind at 30 miles an hour, spotty light rain showers north 101 we did see a few areas of light rain this morning. temperatures very mild out there 53 mountain view san jose 54 san francisco we are much warmer this morning as much as 10° warmer than yesterday morning that is due to the south winds and the weak cold front that will slip through the bay in morning. you may want to grab the umbrella, raincoat, you could see spotty showers through 9:00, 10:00, through the south bay, santa cruz mountains they won't amount to much and they will keep our skies partly cloudy with breezy conditions out behind the system this is just the first one, that primes the atmosphere for a more wintry regime over the weekend. 61 oakland monterey ba

have lisa baden with traffic. thank you very much. first, virginia, very nicely along 95, 66, nothing on theated to report dulles greenway, the dulles toll road. atmaryland -- southbound 270 boulevard, there out ofrk zone leading but that will be gone very soon. is not having much of an impact. on the beltwayng overnight. leaving college park to get to hampshire avenue, all of put tonstruction will be minutes.few college park is moving nicely on the beltway. belt andt near green base.s air force back to you. >> thank you. it is 37 degrees. >> police ever least another clue in the search for a man who attacked a teenager near high school in fairfax. will show you a composite sketch of the man. >> the restaurant is catching a sandwich. why the ♪ ♪ pop goeslthe world ♪ it goes something like this ♪ everybody here is a friend of mine ♪ ♪ everybody, tell me, have you heard? ♪ ♪ pop goes the world ♪ pop goes the world [ female announcer ] pop in a whole new kiki of clean with new tide pods... a powerful three-in-one detergent that cleans, b

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traffic and weather -- with a check in with lisa baden in a moment.y. the warm-up has arrived. >>

lisa bade, celebrating her birthday today. -- lisa baden, celebrating her birthday today . >> thank youall these gray hairs are. there is a crash out of waldorf. and on 228 west bound, police are on the scene. on to 10 northbound, crash at swan creek road. there is another collision on the susan parkway. we take you to a serene picture and that is the beltway in college park. 66, no accidents. plenty of traffic. a dry today, write adam caskey? >> very sunny today. we had a nice moonlit sky over night. here is a time lapse from earlier this morning. now, it is bright. 40 degrees in the district. 11 minutes -- 10 minutes away from sunrise. at 39 in winchester. 37 in gaithersburg. temperatures 10 degrees warmer than yesterday. minneapolis, 51 degrees. even warmer than us. chicago, 56. that warm air is moving towards us for the next few days. it will not last forever. a cold front will come tomorrow night dropping temperatures for a few days friday and saturday. a high-pressure system will give us sunshine. we have a southerly flow a return flow on the backside. you will notice the wind tod

let's start with lisa baden. >> newschopper 7 is flying over a minor crash. somebody ran off the highway, no major injuries reported. seven westbound near colvin run mill. everything has been moved to the shoulder. still have flashing lights on the scene. eastbound traffic on seven out of tysons through sterling is moving nicely. >> looking at a cold start to our friday morning. temperatures will warm up nicely and as we move through the late morning and afternoon. it's 42 degrees at reagan national, 10 degrees colder at dulles. the same in winchester. 29 in martinsburg. quiet and dry right now on the satellite and radar. look for to a beautiful sunrise in about 40 minutes. the forecast calls for high temperatures around 55-60 degrees. a few showers possible later this afternoon but the better chance of a few rumbles of thunder is during the overnight and early morning hours tomorrow. a full look at my forecast in much more detail and the extended outlook in just a few minutes. >> thanks so much. people all across the midwest and the south are bracing for mor

first, lisa baden keeping an eye on the roads. >> a big slowdown is on by 270.branch avenue se, watch out for delays merging with pennsylvania avenue. a coalition on pennsylvania avenue between minnesota avenue and the exit that will take you to d.c. to wonder 95. a live picture of virginia. this is 395. quiet on the beltway to the 14th street bridge . >> a beautiful morning on the way. the sun will be up in less than one hour. get the sunglasses ready. you are going to need them this morning. here is our forecast for this afternoon. 60 to 65 degrees. we will increase out of the northwest at 15 to 25 miles per hour. mainly clear tonight. freezing morning for western maryland. 33 to 39 degrees for the low and tomorrow, not so bad. parleys under -- partly sunny skies. mildest temperature south and west of d.c. a look at the extended outlook in a few minutes. we have some rain on the way. details and a few minutes. >> thank you. new this morning, police are looking for two people led officers on an overnight chase from prince george's county into d.c. police office

let's check in with adam caskey and lisa baden >> . what i have to say is because of what adam caskey will say. it's foggy around the region. could add a lot of extra time to your travel. watching flashing lights, minor collision moved onto the shoulder in college park. no accidents reported in virginia 95, 395. 66 eastbound, and about seven coming from sterling into tysons, no problem. construction will decide. pretty decent out of manassas park and through falls church and across the roosevelt bridge. our cameras are limited this morning because of fog. >> we will check in with him in a moment. first, it is almost 60 degrees. >> new approval ratings for the governor of virginia as well as other lawmakers. find out if they have made the grade. >> there was an advertisement in the metro station telling the president to go to hell. it is we want to protect the house. right. but... home security systems can be really expensive. to save money, we actually just adopted a rescue panther. i think i'm goin-... shhh! we find atat we don't need

but we start with lisa baden. >> once the rain started moving in, it scared away the construction crews that were working overnight. you get a reprieve. hov is pointed in the northbound direction on 95. penlights northbound in springfield marching just fine to get to the pentagon and beyond out of newington. now to maryland, headlights out of tysons, red leaving bethesda. now to adam caskey. >> sounds like the commuters get a break from construction. construction workers get a break and maybe get to sleep late. the overnight rain has moved out of the metro area. we still have a lingering showers moving towards manassas and woodbrige and stafford countyand and spotsylvania. otherwise, into the northern neck and middle peninsula. poppa thunderstorms this afternoon, nothing heavy. 58 in the district, 61 in gaithersburg, 64 in quantico. it's going to be a warm day, mid to upper 70's for the high temperature. 77 with a few thunderstorms possible, garden variety between 1:00 and 7:00 p.m. >> voters in the deep south get their say in the gop presidential race today/ >> polls open in mississipp

lisa argen joins us for the weather. have to give a nod to my mom's side of the family. >> of course. and i mentioned before everything greening up the last couple of days. with the welcome rain, the winter-like weather, it will stay cool around here. but the rain, the heavy rain, that's over with. the cold front pushed through. the winter storm warning has been cancelled all but for mammoth and yosemite. here's a look at heavenly where it's quiet. higher elevations picked up a couple of feet. low 20s in lake canyon and tahoe. we are looking locally at the clear sky allowing for fog to form. can you see it there? especially in the north bay valleys. numbers have dropped into the upper 30s. it is a cold start around the bay. we will see a mixed bag today. the live doppler hd shows the snow around mammoth southward. we are looking at bakersfield, looking at rain well south. you see the heavy rain around bakersfield. but offshore we have some returns. that's why we are looking at the chance of showers still in the forecast.