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as far as your weekend outlook is concerned, exercise looki od. of course, watch out for the icy patches if you're running errands. skiing, excellent conditions, especially compared to last week when we had the winds. it'll be great if you're going to area ski resorts this weekend. we're going to be warmer on sunday with temperatures around 50 we could have a light snow shower west of i-81 tomorrow afternoon. again, west of i-81. not expecting accumulation. it'll be the first dry weekend we have had in three week hds. my nex coming up, just about 9:45, we'll talk about tuesday inde il, let you know what to expect with that. we have rain changing over t snow. that could lead into your morn. y cal also talk about h we dnit is going wednesday and thursday. quiet into next week. we have more news on thether side o o >>> this is one of our favorite local stories of the week. a veteran stopped in traffic to help someone wit flat tire. that stranded driver turned out to bery former secref state colin powell. >> so crazy. whatnore the odds? general powell

makes me looky good. makes me looky can we agree with that? . >> amen. >> that's a fantastic idea. jesse: in all seriousness we are hearing rumors the white house is preparing for ruth bader ginsburg to step down from her role. she's had some health issues she has missed this week. what do you predict will happen if this open seat is thrown to the mix politically? . >> it will be a kavanaugh firefight but what i absolutely predict and what constitutional scholars agree that justice roberts appointed by george w. bush will continue to go to the center to be a moderating force on the court why, you have to ask him. jesse: i agree with that. >> yes, i do have to agree that this is also an amazing opportunity to appoint another supreme court justice that definitely take seriously the values of the country from the beginning and it is upsetting to a lot of people that she may be resigning. i would like to see another woman appointed to this positio position. amy barrett would be fantastic and the president will continue to make history that's why we are proud to support him to push the

. >>> how one bay area company plans to give firefighters x- ray visi lookie ouide at the city of san francisco, this is the first day of 2019. happy new year, everyone. we'll be right back. >>> a silicon valley company is a ghh tool it is called see-through, a wearable display mounted signed a standard firefighter's mask. the new technology captures surroundings through a thermal camera d safety feature there. >> yes, awesome. >> that would be great for them. >> yes, we are checking on 2019, the first day of the year. a bit chilly out there. i had the heater going on in my car. >> the wind make it feel even colder out there. breezy to windy conditions. we'll see the wind ease as we head through the day on this first day of 2019. with our sales force tower camera, you can see the camera shaking in the wind this morning. our temperatures are in the 40s chillier t there. , it concat 46. livermore, 42. downtown san francisco at 48. 43 in san jose. santa rosa coming in at 42. let's check out the wind currently looking at 21-mile per hour winds at sfo. 15 in downtown san francisco. 12 in o

i don't remember a seven-day forecast this dry sincero looki on. for the inland valleys, you want 0 watch out for cold mornings ahead. next couple mornings and the afternoons, we'll go to 58 for the average. up to 66 on friday. once we hit sunday 67. mild afternoons coming our way. a nice break for us, again, as we head through the next several endays. heading to lake tahoe, dry weather, lots of fresh snow to go other skiing on. snow pack sitting at 110% of normal. >>> all right. a little bit of a warning here. if you're doing any traveling tomorrow, delays look good right now, but the northeast could have some major delays. icy conditions, temperatures minus 5 to minus 10 tomorrow morning. so new york, new jersey, d.c., could certainly be some of the worst spots as we head through tomorrow's travel. >> i'm staying here. >> me, too. >> it's all good. >> thanks, jeff. >> well, coming up, is he or isn't he? b news, warriors coac steve kerr let slip about draymond green. >> and we have jimmy. >> hey, guys. kerry washington is my guest tonight. plus we

to juan are looki guaidÓ.horities now turning up the heat on venezuela's young opposition leader, barring him from travel. when we met, i asked if he was sking more bloodshed by calling for further protests ont the reets.ai mr.Ó: caracas is the world's most dangerous city in terms of murders per capita.ou it is dangjust to live here. but because people have been mobilizing, they have caught the interest of the world and we are getting support. protesting is a necessary risk. orla: juan pabloook that risk during the last major antigovernment demonstrations in 2017. his parents ha turned his room into a shrine. the 20-year-old played basketball for h country, and, they say, was killed trying to make it a better place. >> he was shot at close range by one of the national guard. why didn't they shoot my baby in the arm or leg? they killed him because he wanted a future for his country. orla: like many here, alvira believes change is coming this time, and says that will bringce her son so but she fears more of vene

. >> you got a trade >> hey looky looky. >> i say -- so if you want to figure out a bottom in stocks,ook at credit look at the lqd, the ratio of the investment grade etf versus the 7 to 10-year treasuries, look at that ratio, nice predictive lead with the s&p when credit bottoms, i think we'll have a bottom in stocks. >> that's very interesting why do you say a nothing burger tomorrow >> he's sitting there with yellen and bernanke and it just doesn't seem like it is the right venue for him to actually go off on a tangent to talk about the economy. i think he could dismiss things by simply saying, yes, we're watching everything and leave it at that. and think he may have done enough and that's it. and the market is disappointed. >> what if you get a tickup in wages tomorrow >> that's only going to -- that's the thing, you'll have the data before he speaks. and employment will be good tomorrow, like we talked about last night good day in some sense is bad if you're the fed because you're going to continue to take that liquidity by the balance sheet and continue to hike if we're 3-0 or 3

ert 'siew looki across the end bark darrow out over the bay.ture readings for you right nd san jose, 36 in morgan hill, 44 half moon bay. this view from eme looking westward across the bay. even lower temperatures right now, 34 santa rosa, mid 30s at pet lume marks fairfield and liver more. 40 at concord, very cold overnight. here's a view from our exploratorium camera at pier 15. these are the forecast features. cold mornings ahead for the next few days. rain arrives this weekends. the beginning of i've wet pattern that continues into next week. let's look at overnight low projections, 29 at santa rosa. . it's going to quite cold overnight. by afternoon tomorrow, look for relatively mild conditions. sunny skies, calm wind and highs range from 55 to about 58 degrees across the entire region. looking ahead at our rain chances through friday, there is near zero chance of rain but all of a sudden, this system comes in over the weekend that produces a 90% chance of rain on saturday, 80% chance on sunday and diminishing chances on monday and tuesday

looky there.e had 29 points, but the spartans big man andrew flanagan matched him with 29 of his own. de la salle beat san joaquin. ken says it's traveling. it was not. 53-47. >>> notre dame/riverside clinging to a one point lead. last chance for monroe catholic of hayward. this is what you call a shooter's bounce, his only basket in the game winning it for the mariners. monroe catholic beat notre dame 58-56. >>> austrian open serena williams taking on the no. 1 seed. serena cruised through the 1st set winning 6-1. she trailed 4- 3 before rallying to win the final three games and advance to the quarterfinals. however, with her daughter olympia around there is not going to be a lot of time for mom to watch any tennis video. >> i think i've seen frozen 3,000 times and then i've seen beauty and the beast 4,000 and it's just like i can recite it. i know all the songs. it's like oh, my gosh. yeah. it's just those two. i'm like olympia, there's a plethora of movies to choose from. can you choose another

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she's been lookis at conditi in that area all night long. what are you seeing there?> we have a better vantage point of 301. we moved up the way a little bit to show you the black top that you can se also, there's some snow there. the plow trucks and the salt trks are out in full force. we're seeing cars going way too fast. that throughout the morning. you see some of the cars going in. charles county governmentt opening 11:00 this morning with nonessential employees able to take liberal leave. we know there's a lot of snow out here. the crews are doing their best to clear the roadways. three more gentlemen had to get ut early because they had places to go to do their businern this moing. >> kept talking about it. last night, it looked good. i woke up this morning and i was like -- starting over again.be >> just have tareful. >> just go slow. take your time. we'll get there eventually. >> reporter: back live in charles county. you can see the roads and the blacktop. the cars are moving. i want to show you what it looks like not on the major stretch where's they haven'

i think what he was trying to say it's going to be ggo back a we'll go back from there the way i'm looki ining at it is take advantage of opportunities now. i agree. if they go down to retest the low, they will be lower. they are much lower than they were three months ago. >> you don't think it's too early here to by the cyclicals >> no. i'm going in with position if it's new money, buying the really high companies that i want in these areas like the industrials, cyclicals and financials i have a position as we go forward when i get a little more clarity into the future. >> we wait do you wait for a pull back? do you even agree with mike wilson it's not the gospel. it's not in stone. >> he's a guy that's been right. >> doesn't make him god. >> he's been right is the bottom in i said we could retest mike wilson has called this much better than i have i said the smart money would tell you we're going to retest just like we're going to hit resistance to joe's great point on the up side of 2630, 2650 it's likely we'll do either of those things it's also the possibility exist that we would ha

. >> a lotf now you're looki at all these different sweeteners on the market.lyal nat product. it's really low on the glioseemic index. it's not artificial. it's a great way to sweeten savory cocktails, cktails, anything else without having all that sugar. >> show us what you brought here because this is pretty delicious looking. what is it? >> so you know,e just came back from a trip in quebec and guild pond where map is, it's a little bit close to that northern part. so we wanteded to celebrate a little bit of the u.s. back home, buted we wa to talk about obvious ly the maple syru dishes we got to enjoy and how we got to utilize this product here. this is a -- which is made entirely of maple syrup. >> the wholepie. >> no sugar. and it is a beautiful piece of pie. that kind of really has this wonderful butterscotchy flavor. >> yeah. >> and you can kind of see. >> how does it turn into that? >> a reduction. we really enjoy it for the first time, we were like oh my god, b how did we not know about that. >> and mike, you're cocktai specialist. so telled outt e wi

doug, looki a little -- >> no, i'm done. this is good. >> is it go? it's not bad.'s half and half, whoever said no that, sugar, vanilla, i don't know about y'all but mine tastes like pinot grigio. >> that salt and ice works well for parties when you want to chill a bottle of wine fast. >> learn something new every day. >> the half and half, the cream and sugar -- >> and a little vanilla. >> you could add spearment, some chocolate chips. >> anything you want. >> sometng fun to do with the kids. >> when it snows they're eating it already. >> my daughter makes snow ice cream every time. leaves a bowl out there. >> all you need is connor to shake it up for five >> connor was out there shaking like a salt shaker. >> he's an intern, available for whoever needs him. >> nice job, connor. j >> i think and wendy got some ice cream, too. >> connor churned enough for them. >> what do you think, guys? >> ne's a little salty, did the bag break? >> mine hsprinkles. i think it's terrific. really cold. it's breaking our plastic spoons. >> it's also gone. but it was good. nice job.

. >> reporter: officials admit, they're envious, looki at other jurisdictions in virginia that use drones. we've shownou some of the success stories. in stafford county, they've used drones to trackown criminals. loudoun county, they've used issing people. right now, a chopper has to be used for the surveillance. not only ithat a lot more expensive, but choppers also cannot fly as low. >> instead of the heli, which is restricted at, i believe, 1,500, maybe 500 feet. the uas, we with drop it, the u uab, 100 feet. >> reporter: there are some things the drones will not do, conduct random surveillance target someone based on characteristics, or harass individuals or groups. the county is working with a variety of groups to come up with a policy addressing privacy coserns. one s they appreciate the opportunity to work with the county toensure the program fully complies with virginia law and addresses the significant privacy concerns on any deployment andro use ofs by the government. we found support for the idea of usingdrones, but also some concern. >> if it's for public safety, like missing

. >> looki good. 2019 looks to be a safer year for your children thanks to a news 4 ite some new lawshat are going into effect. a look at the changesoming a look at the changesoming c denise? oh hey, sandy. hey. this is a trick my nonna taught me to make sure my produce is fresh but aldi produce is delivered fresh every single day. every day? yeah. so you don't need to... do that. you're not even going to hold that cantaloupe against your face? the only trick you need to save time and money is to shop at aldi. save on your choice little salad bar opped salad kits, now just $1.99. aldi. shop differentli. fans day could bring big for businesses in d.c. the ban on single use straws and stirrers will go into effect. businesses will start facing fines for noncompliance stalying in other cities have already banned straws in a movement to curb plastic waste. >>> whenever the calendar flips over to a new year that means plenty of new laws go into effect. >> state and d.c. leaders passed several bills because of investigations and problems that were uncovered by our news 4 itea >> the changes

we're looki for the suspect.igators and ficers are looking for the suspect as we speak. >> reporter: this is the 12th micide in the district of columbia this year. as you just heard on news4 this man has died. we know the shooting was capturic on video, p are looking for the suspect. if you have any information call d.c. police. we bring you the latest del details here first on news4. >> thank you. good work getting down there. >>> we take you to the neighborhood that could field the impact of amazon's new headquarters moving in. >>us this in to our news room. fairfax schools tomorrow morning on a two-hour delay. aobably a good call, talking aboutther refreeze. 2d temperatures in the teens and lows. but the coldest air we've felt in a year are moving >>> if you are just joining 43 with four things to sknow. >> thi getting back to normal for southwest passengers at bwi marshall, connectivity has been restoredith the computer networ ali erbw w i impacted. y.> the confirmation process for to he told the senate he th

going to be a little slow for folks.r chop over the top of the beltway, inner loop and outer loop looki good b we do have a brand new problem in district heights on the beltway. inner loop after pennsylvania avenue crash there in the right lane. we'll send chopper that way her in just a second. havegton, northbound 395 the left side blocked by an accident that just cleared out of the way, aaron. >> thank you. it's no6:01 a smashed out store front will greet customers at a t-mobile store today after a u-haul truck smashed through the front door not far from new york avenue and south dakota avenue in northeast. chris lawrence is in the neighborhood now outside of the store with the latest on this. chris. >> right now, aaecn, dves are looking over some of the footage from the security cameras to try to piece together who did this. it was pretty brazen. let me letak you a look inside. looking at this, just a good thing that no manager or employee was working because this u-haul truck literally just plowed right through the back o the store. completely smashed through the back wall. you coul

when we did see that initial statement cannot yesterday, we you looky rollover if at the timing in the markets and when it came out. if it goes into effect, i would not be surprised if we saw that exacerbated because the fact of the matter is investors do not want to the president of united states saying that the country is in a state of emergency, no matter the reason. that would not be good for sentiment. vonnie: we have to leave it there. guy? guy: absolutely. i think we have to go over to cvs. vonnie: we will get to san francisco. it is the jpmorgan health care conference and cvs has had a busy year. taylor riggs is out there for us with a special guest right now. i think busy is exactly the way to put it, but not too busy to join us is the cbsceo, so tliv for taking the time -- cvs ceo. how do you think you are now best positioned to transform health care as we enter this big disruption? time is a really exciting for the two companies coming together. tosee an opportunity transform the consumer health experience. we all see the challenges and health care. the system has become dif

they are the best in terms of data looki inin ining at it, an it. >> looking at the numbers and he is saying no dice. thank you so much. we're going to come back to bloomberg and shulgts in a second. ryan cnn analysis shows the democratic field is the most diverse ever many modern u.s. political history and there are still you know, multiple people who are rumored to be throwing their hat in the ring. who's in? who's out? and who is still to come? >> yeah, the field is only going to get bigger and birg. part of the reason schultz is think iing he doesn't want a pa. we know they're running for sure. gabbert from hawaii. she's going to announce next weekend. castro, the former hud secretary is in. of course senator harris from california with a big slash over the weekend. john delaney has been in the race longer than anybody. in iowa for quite some time. entrepreneur andrew yang. now expand the field and talk about exploratory committees, which is a r formally these folks are basically in the race. elizabeth warren. she's considered a heavy hitter from massachusetts. many progress is wi

right now this event is looki a li low to moderate impact event on the area. this forecast isng g to change guys. it's only tuesday we have a ways to go. but what it's looking like right now is we'llee some of the white stuff falling especially later saturday to early sunday. know everyone is wondering what does it mean for schools on monday? maybe a delays cancellation in the most rural counties. but for mos of us it's looking like you're heading to school on monday. the snow chances are likely at ndy on usts up to ng. 30o 4miles an chillsn 0s. saturday and sunday watching the snow move in. if you' heading to the health expo, looking pretty good on saturday early. if you're going on sunday probably a better idea to take metro. i know i'll be there takg metro on sunday. monday, tuesday and wednesday, staying on the cold side. all right, jim and wendy, saturday or sunday for y guys? >> we're saturday. >> oh. >> i know. we'll put in a good word for you sunday. >>> it's a glimpse into the future. the consumerleronics show opening in vegas today, the world's large

so what is the polar >>> the polar vortex is looki to bring another arctic blast next week. that's on top of this week's bitter cold. >> because we haven't had enough, righay justg the words polar vortex just kind of makes you shiver. but what exactly is it? here's ameliaoi she's to tell us more about it. >>. the polar vortex is not new. it's been known to scientists for cades. using the scientific term has become more popular in recent years. you can't see the polar vortex looking up at the skyan or out irplane window. the polar vortex is an area of the coldest air on the planet that exists around bot poles. it does not exist at thearth's surface bute about 10 to 30 mis up in the atmosphere. when the polar vortex gets disrupted, it sends air south. these outbreaks aren't only i confinthe united states. parts of asia and europe can experience arctic blasts. and next week the polar vortex likely disrupted in a big way sending potentially record setting cold to parts of the midwest, great lakes and our area starting on wednesday. pat and leon. >> it's way up there. >> can we f

we head into tuesday and this is what we're looki into for tuesday morning.en weee the arctic frontal system passing through the area. temperature on tuesday mid-40 it will start off as rain but watch, it turns into snow right during that evening commute, and you know how it is arod here during that evening commute. it looks like wll have the rain to starred so any brine on the road will get washed away and that will bel out w before that wednesday morning commute but a hard freeze on wednesday refreeze everything and we are looking at possibly one to two inches of someery wet snow in the area. the higher amounts will be to the north and west where that change of cold air will happen more quickly but, again, one to two inches is where we'll be for that. it will be gone by wednesday morning, but tuesday afternoon and tuesday evening commute could be dicey. wednesday morning same thing and there's delays w onnesday morning. blustery on wednesday and look towards next wkend. we weear >>> there are some big changes you should know about when you call for help in

eastbound 580 and very, very slow westbound due to the normal commute and lookie loo-loos. >> remember talked about it would be the cleanest day for us to see whatever we wanted to see if we did sightseeing. a friend of mine on facebook went on top of diablo and you can see all the way to the sierra. that's what you're seeing in the background there. what a day. today not as easy. each day gets a little less clear as the hay starts to build up. drought monitor -- believe it or not, this is last thursday's update. we have abnormally dry weather. you start to get deeper to the south and the north. and we're in a moderate drought. it looks like that's going to deepen the next couple of days. we see the totals at 67 to >>> thanks, mike. a parrot is back home this morning thanks to a group of volunteers and youtube. >>> millie was trapped in a storm drain for nearly three days. the her owners contacted the fire department and city crews. they couldn't help. someone reached out to marlene mccohen who happens to be a parrot expert. she gathered a group of volunteers and gathered remote contro

passive streams of income, wch would be helpful during a time of a government shutdown, why they may be looki for other streams of income or residual income or additional ways to bring in money when it may be difficult to make ends meet. >> you can see a lot of people seeing benefit info coming here just one selssion, perhaps. >> absolutely. i know there's workshops offer here during the day, the evenings and the weekends. a lot of people in the community may find that helpful in helping them to keep their f ances together and intact. >> rhonda, thank you so much. i'm going to back up and speak with rosie allen, the president and ceo of our local united way here. this, of course, ine of four centers throughout the region. break down where those are for >> sure. the financial empowerment centers are located here at prince george's community college. we have another one in sou county and fairfax county, on the route 1 corridor one in prince william county and woodbridge. the latest one to open is at the yland workforce center in the district of columbia. this is our f.rth cent we're pleased and

i'm assuming we have a lot of those looky loos out there. it doesn't appear to be blocking the roads. hopefully everybody is okay. i'll look more into that crash coming up. >>> breaking news in san jose, a victorian home near downtown went up in flames. this fire started at about 3:00 in the morning. the home has separate units inside. the people who lived there had to contend with the cold weather after they were forced out. there are concerns that fireworks may have started this fire. we'll have more in a live report coming up in the next half hour. >>> if you're about to head out the door and take one of the bay area bridges, you may be in for a surprise. the tolls went up early this mornin morning. >> pete has more with what you need to know. good morning, happy new year. >> happy new year to you. this is the first toll hike since 2010, so bring some excha training with yo extra change with you. let's talk about the toll increases and how they'll work starting today. now, when it comes to the bay bridge, it's 7 during the peak hours, tha

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st looki clo tit. parents protested the closure at a previous meeting saying many of the sites the district is considering are in low-income neighborhoods, including roots. the meeting starts at 6:00 at district offices. >>> new this morning, police are investigating a report of sexual assault an stanford university's campus. an alert to the community over the weekend was sent out. it says the woman was on escondido road on thursday morning when a man restrained and groped her. the woman knows the suspect police say. >>> we're getting a better idea of how many homeless are on the bay area streets. this is something that's required every two years in order to receive federal aid. the results will be available later this year. marin county's last count found a little more than 1100 homeless. that was a drop from the previous year. but there was a spike in the number of people considered chronically homeless. >>> a documentary featuring two of michael jackson's accusers has been released and this morning

we're looki friday into saturday. we'll time that out for you coming up. >>> plus, he's the capitals' captainnd one of the bestn the league. why alex ovechkin is now sitting out of the all-star game and why it could keep him off the ice here in d.c. denise? oh hey, sandy. hey. this is a trick my nonna taught me to make sure my produce is fresh. but di produce is deliveredesh . every day? yeah. soo.ou don't need.. do that. you're not even going to hold that cantaloupe against your fac the only trick you need to save time and money is to shop at aldi. save on your choice of little salad bar chopped salad kits, now just $1.99. aldi. shop differentli. >>> a live look outside on this thursday morning. looking nice out there now, but you may need to keep the umbrella handy today. 2019 starting off a lot like 2018 ended. more rain heading our w. >> we're welcoming aaron back to work this morning for our first show together in the new year. hello, happy new year to. y melissa mollet is also tracking the roads. first, we want

then we're looki at temperatures right around 50 degrees today and dry. we have more rain on thewe way. l talk more about that coming up. t let'k about traffic. good morning, melissa. >> chopp 4 showing us this shot. inner loop a outer loop near bw parkway, everything rolling along just fine. pretty light volume overall. eastbound 66 near 28, still have some delays here. you can see the remnants of that crash onhe right side of the roadway. e.ltiple problems th we have westbound near 28, right side is blocked. eastbound after 29, disabled vehicle blocking a lane. falls church, eastbound 66 at 7, stft side blocked from a crash there. hing here. inbound 11th street bridge near m street, left side blocked by a crash. >> melissa, thank you. >>> it's 6:02. there will be a power shift today on capit hill. a new congress begins with democrats in charge of the house of representatives >> nancy pelosi is expected to regain the gavel. their first order ofusiness will be to vote on legislation to end the partial government shutdown in its 13th day.si it's verlar to

every day the president, the white house, they were looki for off ramp, instead of trying to executeething then d out very carefully. i think they are rht mnow trying to figure out how to do it better. >> you will recall, everybody that knew trump for a long me said he actually enjoys not having a plan. he goes into battle and plan b is damned. tom, a month ago we were asking leader tion, who is the of the democratic party. i want to put up some quotes from people that weren't alwrts so supe of nancy pelosi becoming speaker again. aoc, speaker pelosi doesn't mess around. yim ryan, who challenged her, she's definit up to the task. and grateful for our champion in washington, speaker pelos i think democrats have a leader. going into is that this last election -- i have known her a long time. she's a very smart man. i wondered whether she was the best image for the democratic party. a lot of peopl s said, knows how to run things on the hill. she demonstrated that this past week. donald trump treated federal employees li poker chips. this time, his father wasn't around to bail him out. i

i think we were looki for signs he would actually change and announce a new state policy that was more econ-focused. he didn't do that, but what i think hngdid was chthe narrative of the state policy of dual development of nuclear deterrent of the economy, he's rative toing that nar be more back to the military development as wales the economy. it still gives him room to maneuver in case things go bad but, at the same time, has talked about the commitment to denuclearization. the commitments to not make nuclear weapons. you know, whether or we believe him, again, this narrative now is being created domestically. >> naz: there was hedging there. he said we'll take actions if there are corresponding measures from t u.s. what does that mean. >> sure. that is a consistency in their position that we've sn in the past. they used to call it action for action, step for step. essentially, they want reciprocity. if they're going to take actions the nucar front, they want the united states also to take actions like lifting sanctions and stopping exercises. the one thing that i would say about thi

now, we ar just looki at some dry and quiet conditions as we continue through the day.where we've ahaually some dry conditions to talk about. well deserved for us here in the d.c.area, the nbc 4 viewing area. let's take a lookts e and show you what's going on. beautiful sunrise earlier this srning at 7:22. we had the coming up, and it was just a beautiful morning. now, we'll have a mix of sun and clouds as we continue through you can see some clouds out there right now. now,

then a looki sunshine along the eastern seaboard. chilly but temperatures will start to moderate. we'll get to your local forecast coming up in the next 30 seconds. >>> good morning everybody. clear skies overhead. a light wind out of the north averaging ten miles an hour. a very cold start. 16 degrees in washington right now. windchills down in the singleo numbers around ten. you'll definitely need your heavy winter coat for day. your planner, plenty of sunshine. from teens to low 30s this afternoon. tomorrow, another day withsl ht improvement. showers in the afternoonnd then rain on thursday. >>> coming up, the kentucky high school and that val confrontational video canceling classes overnight. we'r there live and talking to students involved. why they tell us do not rush to judgment. >>> then new outrage aimed at the nfl and its referees over that controversial non-call that helped keep the saints out of the super bowl. this morning, what the league could be planning to do a it. first this is "today" on nbc. >> do we still have a chance? >> no, i don't think so. david: "life is

. >>> looky who's here, jenna's here.ry -- we're going to head to the orange room. we've got new comments about parenting. >> a lot of parents at the table. duchess kate middleton visited the family action charity in london where she launched a national help line for parents and caregivers. the royal mother of three opened up about parenting expressing empathy for the challenges that all caregivers can face. here's what she said. she said it's so hard to get a lot of support with the baby as a mother, particularly in the early days but after the age of one it falls away. after that there isn't a huge amount, lots of books to read. she also added everyone experiences the same struggle. this rare insight into her experience as a mom sparked a will the of reaction online. we'll read a couple of them. mickey saying she seems like a very hands on mom even though they have nannies. being a momma can be hard no matter who you are. brent adding i agree it can be very difficult for the average mother. i have a suspicion kate has a

>> reporter: it's kind of a tale of two road surfaces a we're looki wisconsin avenue now. some plows came through on the far side. if you look at the northbound side, that's completely clear. plow train came through there less than five minutes ago. on the southbound side, the side closest to us, they came by a little bit earlier so you're t seeing surface starting to be changed a little this is what it looks like on some of the side streets and many so of the residential roads in the area. they may have been treated ie earl but there's been a lot of snow coming, so they have got a bit of a coating on them. now this is sort of powdery. t too hard to drive on or to walk on, but you do have to watch your speeds because of stopping distances if you're actually out on the road. now, one thing d.c. officials and people all over theio r are urging that you do is look for fire hydrants in your area. they ask that you clear the area around three feet around the fire hydnt and makeure there's a way to access it in the event that firefighters do need to g that. we're seeing reports