. >>> is it enough to turn looky lou's into buyers? >>> this morning's quake was sure widely felt in the bay area. we found a few spots where things were shaken loose. >>> why kevin durant is >>> today's earthquake is a good reminder to be prepared. it was a magnitude 4.4. >> it was estimated 9.8 million people felt it. some say they felt it 150 miles away and the lasted up to ten seconds. >> in san francisco, the quake prompted a meeting between the mayor and the acting >> they sprung into action checking to make sure there were no injuries. checking on the infrastructure. that we had sound infrastructure. the seawall and all the things that we need to do to make sure no one is hurt. >> although the overnight earthquake was strong enough to wake up the bay area, that's about all it did. some bricks fell off the facade. the owner is concerned the quake is to blame. >> this morning it's on the sidewalk. that has to be why. >> the building inspectors have cited the owner and they're asking the owner to make sure it is sound. it was built

. >>> well, we're going to be looki looking at frigid conditions tomorrow.u need to cover up, 24 for a high tomorrow. it will feel cooler than that. 31 on wednesday and all eyes are focused on the atlantic coast because we're going to see a large coastal storm system forming and some of us may see significant snow. we've got to watch that one. >> stay tuned. thanks for watching. i'm keith jones. >> and i'm erin coleman. "nbc nightly news" is next. see you at 11:00. >>> tonight, a frigid and dangerous start to the new year. below freezing temperatures in 90% of the country with at least five deaths now linked to the cold. just when will it end? >>> the search for what caused a plane to hit a mountain moments after takeoff. ten americans killed, five from the same family. >>> the new warning to the u.s. fm north korea's dictator who says he has the nuclear button on his desk. >>> buying pot. it's now legal for recreational use in california. one of the many new laws taking effect today. >>> and a celebration of life at a big new year's day parade and the selfl

and that will inevitably slow down the westbound direction with all the looky-loos. you're looking at the westbound direction with the brake lights making your way towards 580. it's already a big backup developing and you can see by our sensors speeds drop below 20 miles per hour. the crash is down at mountain house parkway. westbound 580 through the altamont pass in the yellow speeds drop right around 35 miles per hour. no delays heading out of antioch. we are looking good in the green along westbound 4 over towards 242 and 680. san mateo bridge, an easy ride across the span and if you are heading over to sfo here's 101 right near 380, you can see traffic nice and light. hat's a check of your traffic; over to you. >>> time now 4:52. a couple who bought one of the bay area's most exclusive streets only to have it taken away isn't giving up the fight. campus. the bill would require all u-c and cal state schools to offer non- surgical services. the privately- funded measure wo >>> college students may have abortions on campus. all schools will offer nonsurgical service

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the raiders are looki >>> the raiders are looking for a new head coach. jack del rio is out. it comes after a disappointing season with another loss today. today's loss put their record at six and ten. wanting to bring gruden back. we will have more on the firing of del rio. >>> a mountain biker who crashed on a remote trail had to be air listed. their helicopter was dispatched to briones national park this afternoon. lifting the victim and taking him to the hospital. >>> a crime that has played out some 45 times during 2017. a law enforcement officer being shot in the line of duty. this time in the suburbs of denver. two civilians. steve patterson reports. >> reporter: tonight a deadly shootout in what the sheriff is calling an ambush. >> one deputy down. we all have been hit, at least, once. >> reporter: disturbance call. >> 15 to 20 gunshots. >> reporter: police say the gunman opened fire at responding officers. the gunman shot seven, five deputies and two civilians. killed one deputy. >> an ambush attack on our officers. he knew we were coming. >> reporter: police warning

good until noon on saturday we're looki wi tomorrow there regio warning up in the poconos all these areasllyng to be to get frostbite.e all we're in for sunshine with the nor'easter over nova scotia at this point. testers behind the nor'easterh the arctic air arriving over the great lakes. ten in 9 in allentown. >> reporter: 11 in millville. with the winds in the teens we have windchills below zero. feels like 8 below in philadelphia. ten below in allentown. 7 in trenton. ten below in millville. all these numbers are worse than they were say an hour ago. as we take a look at temperatures today they stay not great. we'll go for a high around 3:00 p.m. maybe clouding up a bit later on after a sunny start, the big story will be the windchill. we'll winds 15 hour that will keep the windchills below zero through the rest of the afternoon. karen when we come back in a couple of minutes we'll talk about 89 cold weekend and possibility of mixed precipitation early next week. >> reporter: we're faulking -- talking about more cold and more precipitation, that's a great conversation to have, dave. the

we are currently looki below zero. manassas at 3 degrees below zero. martinsburg is zero right now. feeling like zero anyway. dulles feels like 1 degree. quantico feels like 3. the windchill advisory will stay in effect until 9:00 a.m. keep in mind, these are dangerous windchills. here's a look at the radar satellite. we'll stay nice and dry. our next chance for snow about the middle to end of the week. here's your planner for today. by 7:00 a.m., low temperatures, at least in the district around 12 degrees. that would be the coldest since 1968 on new year's day. for noon today, blustery, around 20 degrees. mid-20s in the afternoon. it will only feel like the middle teens. here's a look at future weather. there's the developing storm system that stays offshore. that's thursday morning. we could be on the edge of some snowfall. it could mainly be south and east of the district. but of course, we'll have to watch this as we get closer. the track will be changing. we'll be for today, mid-20s tomorrow, upper 20s. look at the balmy 37 on wednesday. we drop back into the 20s. a look at th

looki g look. >> thank you. looking down the shore, yesterday, cape may, foggy. today as t's cleared up. >> let's find out what's to come for all our neighborhoods. meteorologist steve sosna has that. steve? >> yeah. continuing to melt down this afternoon. this is the live look from the loews hotel from center city. a vast improvement over what we had saw over the weekend. you're not seeing the icy sidewalks. it's the intersections where you have to get from the curb over the street. that's where a lot of saltwater is collecting and can be a mess. hop over the slush puddles accordingly. 27 the current temperature in philadelphia. the feels-like temperature, 27. that means we don't have much wind. that's a good thing as your commute starts. up like last week where we had the torture outside winds, winds are -- torturous winds, winds are cold. on the eastern half of philadelphia county, 30 in penns port, up the boulevard, 23 in bustleton. other temperatures across the area, it depends if you had cloud cover overnight. where you have snow pack on the ground, degrees

people are going to the website and looki and all those celebrities are not in the naked classes.nd a's class? >> how does a quicker more environmental friendly commute sound? verizon says it could be the future. how the company is investing in smart streets. more companies are handing out bonuses as a result of that newly signed tax bill. find out if your company is on the list. . ♪ ♪ ♪ there are two types of people in the world. those who fear the future... ose who embrace it. the future is for the unafraid. ♪ all because of you ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> we have an update to a story we brought you earlier tonight. the district now says kramer middle school in southeast will open tomorrow. a pipe burst in the boiler room, flooded the basement of the school in southeast overnight. the bill ing didn't have electricity or gas today. the nearly 200 students who attend the school are due back from winter break tomorrow. again, the school will be open tomorrow am that's kramer middle school in right now. this is fox5 local news at 10:30. right now at 10:30, an eight year old girl approached by would

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. >> reporter: one of the lookie lous, as they say. >> yes. >> reporter: which is often the case withomebody when they've killed somebody, they'll go back and look at the investigation. >> right. >> reporter: what did you think when you heard that? >> i thought this is it. you know? >> i remember instantly thinking bonnie had pepper spray. i wonder if she pepper sprayed him and that's why he had to mask it with cologne. >> it sounded very suspicious to us. right away, we're just talking about that and jumping on that. find the guy. >> reporter: but the dna eliminated him, too. or so the troopers told karen. >> they said, no, the dna didn't match, and he has an alibi. his step-mom said he slept in that day. >> reporter: did you buy that? >> absolutely not. i said what if there was two people? it didn't have to be his dna. >> reporter: yes. >> he could have been involved and it was somebody else's dna. >> reporter: did you make some noise about that? >> absolutely. >> reporter: b then months went by and years, no match, no justice for bonnie. no peace for karen. for the troopers. then i

and the market is being skeptical, or perhaps, this is something interesting ta we're looki that we'reking at, a regime change we could have a massive deficit, the fed and the chinese back away from the u.s. treasury market and under those conditions, higher yields are not positive for the dollar, they could be negative for the dollar this divergence is important >> the shape of the yield curve has been much debated over the last year or so, particularly as it was flattening, we were all wanting a steeper yield curve. so you're saying depending on the cause that steeper yield curve could be negative what is it likely to mean for equity markets? >> the bond market is always assumed to be the smarter market of the two i think a lot of things are going to depend on the u.s. consumer coming tomorrow we will get the first view as to whether consumption really is picking up or not if we get u.s. consumption growth as everybody is expecting, and the tax cut ramifications are seeping through the economy, a lot of these things will go away. perhaps the dollar will gain strength and a normal sce

and looky-look what's inside. a poisoned yoohoo! okay.he arabic word for "not as chocolatey as you were hoping." ( laughter ) now, you brainfighters down in the mind trench know i have been immune to all poisons since my sweat lodge vision quest, during the weekend i spent locked in my mom's honda accord. the japanese put the child locks in the backseat on orders from crown prince pikachu. which is why i am personally volunteering to be president trump's food and beverage tester. sir, reporting for duty, starting with your reddi-wip. mr. president, look at this. yeah, i can tell immediately with one sniff that this is micro-dosed with the venom of the deadly emperor penguin, okay, on orders from u.n. secretary general morgan freeman! do not use it! the only safe way to consume it is like this. yeah, this one is safe. but just to be sure, don't put the liquid in your mouth, okay. you want to apply that-- you want to apply that topically. right, just topically. don't forget the yum-gills. down here, all right, it's all a part of the flavor

looky on one. >> scattered west right tight. left. left. >> there we go.cattered to -- >> west bright tight. >> west bright tight. 382. >> 372. >> break. >> christ. am i making you nervous? >> i just couldn't spit it out. >> good luck derek carr. >> yeah. nerve racking. i can count on one hand the number of coaches that have been with their teams for ten years. he has a 10-year contract. >> $100 million. >> by the end of the contract -- all of the coaches are celebrating this contract saying if he got $100 million. >> the rising tide. >> that's a lot of money. >> he will move on to vegas with them. beyond a couple years in vegas, i wouldn't -- >> this is a coaching decision or a marketing decision or both. >> i think it is both. i think they needed to change the narratives, the raiders did real recoming off of a six-win season and moving to las vegas. the ratings for the final game was a third what was the 49ers got. this is a big splash and a big hire. it will change the narrative here in oakland and moving to las vegas. >> we will have you live at noon.

rig that is on fire, it's off on the right hand shoulder, it's not blocking the traffic lanes, but lookyowing past the coliseum. fire is en route there. guys? >>> happening today, the parking lot at the hillsdale cal trains station in san matteo will be shut down so a heads up. this is part of a construction project to elevate the tracks and put a new station in by next year. they have temporary lots by east 28th avenue and east 31st avenue off south delaware street. >>> carrie underwood is warning her fans that her face doesn't look like it used to. >>> losing weight is always a top new year's resolution, the new strategy that means you can stop counting calories and start counting time. >>> a live look at sfo. thanks for waking up with us. all everybody stumbles,ail. but some of us do it well. there's a little klutz in all of us. that's why we made clorox splash-less bleach... ...splashless. shine on, klutzes. shine on. >>> unfortunately mother nature hasn't given us much of an excuse to head up to the high country so far this season. we are only at 27% of average. we do have some snow

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you can see traffic outside the beltway looki inside the beltway big slow downs. virginia avenue. a crash is blocking the right lane. it's actually closer to montana avenue. in northeast because of that from 295 to the third street tunnel it will take you over half hour. leave early because if you have to get through northeast on the inbound side of new york avenue you're going to get a little traffic headache this morning. as you make your way out in maryland, viers mill road there's water main break. 4400 block of viers mill so just give yourself extra time. significant traffic impact picking up watch for slick spots as you travel in that area. fourteenth street bridge all backed up 395 from the beltway to the 14th street bridge 35 minutes. a westbound freeway crash that was after the third street tunnel cleared. so those residual delays are start to go ease. 66 even though it's looking okay picked up red zone 45 minute trip 234 sudley road into fairfax as you get to the beltway more volume through arlington and and the inner loop from 66 up to the legion bridge

needs to looky into the details because in any multilateral system, there always places that one canrove, but the key question is do you, to the discussions with the mindset that the objective at the end of the day is openness with clear rules of the or a trade wall where everyone is stretched to the rhetoric about the trade while will be displaced. i have reasons for optimism because there's nothing that breeds protectionism more than slowdowns. recoveringconomy is and therefore the stage is being set for more constructive discussions. china today is not just another element of the world economy. part of theegrated world. it is 25% of all of european exports and american exports goes to china. china is now producing a significant part of the world output. speak now toou to the supporters of mr. trump who believe and what i'm going to call navarro ross economics. they have taken a very stringent view which ignores the game theory -- they don't teach game theory in chicago unless you are the late great gary becker. it is more game theory of princeton. what is the game theory that occu

rotc cadets getting a thrill of a lifetime looky here to escort president trump ahead of the monday nightp game ♪ o can you see ♪ by the dawn's early light ♪ what so proudly we hailed ♪ at the twilight's last gleaming ♪ steve: joining us right now, three of those university of georgia rotc cadets who marched onto the field with president trump. we have cadet melissa roofa and t.j. and mitch. they all join from us atlanta today. good morning cadets. >> good morning, sir. steve: cadet roofa tell us what it was like when you were standing on the sidelines and right over there is the president of the united states and you are about to go out onto the field with him? >> it was just surreal. i'm a senior at uga and this is my last game. i couldn't have imagined a better end to my college football season at uga. so it was just no words for it. steve: cadet made, as we are looking at you walking out on the field with the president and you all stop for the national anthem. what were you feeling? >> just immense pride. i mean, you know, this is a once in a lifetime experience, and to be able to sta