i will have reports throughout the morning. ( marty @ landing ) thanks landing )( marty @ ( marty @ landinghe weathe dave spahr. ( marty ) a san rafael woman is in critical condition this morning after being badly burned in an apartment fire. firefighters say it happened at an apartment building on bayview street around 9:15 yesterday morning. when they arrived, heavy smoke was coming from the first floor of the three story complex. crews rescued another woman and child from a second floor balcony who were trapped from the smoke. that woman and her child did not go the hospital. the cause of the fire remains under investigation. ( marty ) another big story we are following this morning. the search continues in rural san mateo county for a missing hiker and her dog. the woman has now been missing more than a day. kron4's charles clifford has an update on the search effort. here along skyline boulevard in unicorporated woodside dozens of search and rescue teams scoured the area looking for missing hiker bethnee haury according to the san mateo county sheriff sheriff's office 56-year-old haury

marti was not trained as a soldier.here basically representing the future of cuba politically, but his death is very dramatic because he was on a white horse and in a skirmish, he was shot by spanish soldiers. so it's a very dramatic death. and the spaniards thought that's great. they had been concerned about his influence, but what happens when somebody has made such a difference and has inspired some iand his words live on? there's a wonderful metaphor by a cuban writer, marti is not a tall man, short in stature, but he grows and grows and grows. and after his death he became a martyr for the cause. if you travel to cuba or if you're in a cuban-american community you're going to see images of jose marti everywhere. busts, statutes, pictures. he's on the paper money in cuba. his image is just everywhere, and so schoolchildren in cuba grew up hearing about this great patriot. but then they're all these other dimensions, the fact that he wrote this poetry that is translated, i can't emphasize this enough. this is poetry

(averi) hey marty.here are 25 puppies here this mroning training at the oakland airport to engage in travel tranining for guide dogs for the blind. they are going through alaska airlines ticketing, security check, baggage claim and other exercises. this all to help prepare them for airport visits in the furture with visually impaired travelers. i'll be here throughout the morning with more. ( marty @ landing ) thanks averi. ( marty ) still ahead on kron four news weekend.... a man is shot and killed on a bay area freeway. we'll show you how his loved ones are now honoring him. plus. hundreds gather to remember a south bay baseball coach who was murdered. what the community is saying about him this morning. and after the break. the federal reserve raises key interest rates. we'll explain how it could impact your wallet. next. ♪ ♪ that's life. you diet. you exercise. and if you still need help lowering your blood sugar... ...this is jardiance. along with diet and exercise... jardiance lowers blood sugar a

i saw the video this <"they could of took a (averi) ( marty @ landing ) thanks averi. ( marty @ landing ) a bay area man is in jail facing federal charges this morning after jumping the fence of the white house. authorities say the man was caught by a secret service agent late friday night. kron four's j-r stone reports on the suspect's first day in court. 26 year old jonathan tran of milpitas faced a judge at the d.c. superior court saturday after having quite the friday night. authorities say tran was arrested after breaching security of the white house complex. it happened just before midnight friday. tran was caught near the south entrance saying "i am a friened of the president. i have an appointment." when asked how he breached security to the property he told an agent, "i jumped the fence." court documents say jonathan tran had two cans of mace, a passport, a laptop, a book written by president trump, and a letter to the president. in the letter tran reportedly mentioned russian hackers and said he had information of relevance. tran went on to say that he had been followed. his b

"> ( marty @ landing) thanks averi. ( marty ) stick with kron four for the relocation vote.e have you covered. the owners meeting starts today in phoenix. and kron four's mark carpenter will be there reporting live for us today with any developments. and while there are some reports that a vote could happen tomorrow... we are also tracking the possibility that it could get pushed back to the next owners meeting in may. ( marty @ landing ) our other big story this morning. concern in san jose as the crime rate there is on the rise. there are six homicides so far this year... this morning, san jose police are investigating a suspicious death after a body was found near an elementary school. kron four's lydia pantazes explains. "for this neighborhood, its super unusual."it's here on the 900 block on bard street in san jose where a man died... it happened right next to an elementary school."this is a nice neighborhood and for it to happen here, just concerns everyone in the whole neighborhood.""i've lived in san jose my whole life and it's never been as bad as it is now."when lo

i'm marty gonzalez. here is dave spahr with today's (dave spahr)a few early morning showers can be expected today, otherwise mostly dry through early sunday. rain chances will return by sunday afternoon and continue through sunday night with a few showers lingering into early monday. otherwise, dry and mild weather is expected from monday through the remainder of next week. ( marty @ landing ) breaking overnight... the chp has reopened all lanes this morning after a body was found on interstate 280 in san francisco. the body was first reported at about 11 last night just south of the alemany boulevard onramp. no other information is available at this time. all northbound lanes of the highway were blocked for about two hours as crews worked the scene. we'll bring you more information as it enters our newsroom. ( marty @ landing ) breaking news.. at least two people are dead this morning following separate crashes on interstate 680.. the first happened just after 3:00 in the morning, northbound on the ston

( marty ) coming up... new details on what happened to a bay area man who jumped the white house fence last week. how long he was on white house grounds before he was arrested. and... new controversy surronding president trump this morning. why white house observers are wondering why an oval office tradition didn't take place. also... food that you think are good for you may not be as healthy as you think. which ones you should cut back on, next. for your health:here is a look at some of the new medical findings released this week: ( marty ) foods that you assume are healthy may not be. experts say go easy on the granola. while it does contain healthy ingredients like oats and nuts... it also carries a lot of calories and often has a lot of added sugar. yogurt is another example. experts say greek yogurt with no added sugar makes a healthy snack. but sweetened varieties can pack up to eight teaspoons of sugar. and nutritionists say be careful with your salad. they say a salad with lots of veggies or tuna is

marti was not trained as a soldier.e was there representing the future of cuba politically but his death is very dramatic because he was on a white horse and the spaniards thought that is great. they have been concerned about his influence but what happened when somebody who made such a difference and inspired so many. there is a wonderful metaphor, marti was not a tall man and short in stature but he grows and degree -- grows and after his death he became a martyr for the community. if you are in a cuban community you will see images of marti everywhere. books, statues, pictures, he is on the paper money in cuba. his image just everywhere. and so school children growing up hearing about this great patriot. but then there are these other dimensions. the fact he wrote this poetry that is translated and i cannot emphasis this enough but this is poetry among the most poplar poetry in the world. i am not exaggerating because of the popularity of the song the folk music is easily conveyed among countries in languages. it is

marty: it is a slightly different environment.he honda the things, democrat -- behind the scenes, democrats and republicans working on a resolution that is a clean bill that they hope would get inflatable for the 29th the deadline. the only conflict -- locating factor is the freedom caucus which was also in play in 2015 where they can complicate things if they demanded funding of planned parenthood which could complicate discussions. , key point is on a clean bill the gop would not need the freedom caucus. that would be enough democrats to join with republicans to pass the resolution. motivating is suffered caucus? partly ego or chop up a victory? what is pushing them? marty: it may be hard to believe but they actually believe in their philosophical approach to government. they want to change the way the u.s. government works. they believe it in their bones. they are willing to sacrifice almost anything, for it is, the repeal of obamacare to make their point. i think donald trump learned these are not the are willing to give in ne

ten times regulateyears have shown up, unannounced at marty's house. >> cannot argue with them. you can't even talk logically with them. >> she would love it if everybody said, ah. >> i got a new inspector and i said, did my first one retire? she said, no, good news, we increased our budget and we have more inspectors now. we can visit you more often. >> you got this letter. deere dear members of our regulation community. sounds like a family. >> a community i don't want to be a part of. comprehensive written disaster plan detailing every i would do with my rabbit in event of a fire, flood, temperatures, ice storm. >> 20 possible disasters they list. intentional attack. animals escape. tornado, hurricane, blizzard. the government calls these common emergencies. >> the plan came in at 30 pages. >> you say to these people, come on, this is ridiculous and they laugh and say, it is, but we have to do this? >> they don't laugh ever. >> there's more. you're not doing your job if you're a regulator unless you add more of this stuff. >> that's why government grows new one direction and

ten times regulateyears have shown up, unannounced at marty's house. >> cannot argue with them. you can't even talk logically with them. >> she would love it if everybody said, ah. >> i got a new inspector and i said, did my first one retire? she said, no, good news, we increased our budget and we have more inspectors now. we can visit you more often. >> you got this letter. deere dear members of our regulation community. sounds like a family. >> a community i don't want to be a part of. >> they actually wanted a comprehensive written disaster plan detailing every i would do with my rabbit in event of a fire, flood, temperatures, ice storm. >> 20 possible disasters they list. intentional attack. animals escape. tornado, hurricane, blizzard. the government calls these common emergencies. >> the plan came in at 30 pages. >> you say to these people, come on, this is ridiculous and they laugh and say, it is, but we have to do this? >> they don't laugh ever. >> there's more. you're not doing your job if you're a regulator unless you add more of this stuff. >> that's why government gr

lee: i am very familiar with the center, i think you know marty in texas, we have been very close working on it. i think it is very important to reemphasize how lives can be saved when we give the opportunity for individuals who to report threats that not only can jeopardize the others, the significant

marty lawry said the giants will remain loyal. >> how impactful is the financial considerations given that cain is making a lot of money? >> well i think he gives them the chance and you show them the respect that he's been a giant all along. money included but you want to win games but you can't take the job away from cain down here if he's healthy. so i think he gets the job being the veteran. and he gets his first couple of starts then we'll see where he goes. >> and by the way, the giants win today 3-2 over the chicago white sox. >> good. thanks andrea. >>> the fbi director in the hot seat. bomb shell testimony about possible russian medaling in the investigation and president trump's wiretapping claims. >> taking a retail rivalry to

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we are in prospect park, marty magees, and by the way, parking is already tight.eople are all ready to celebrate. it is friday after a long snow week. >> that makes sense. get to have fun with bob and jen. >> bob and jen, everything irish. it will be a great day. >> people are celebrating at home too we have pictures coming in, people have been using that #, fox 29 good day, so we will be showing more of those. >>> but think green where you can get free, discounted items just for st. patrick's day we will let you know. >>> and lets get to these pictures, shall we? this is from christine, i love this, from baby stanley, first st. patrick's day, adorable. >>> and then in this one this is from nyck in lansdale they are really deck out, i love it >>> and linda says my 11 year-old rescued lab there getting his irish on. we see. that thanks, for sharing. use that #fox 29 good day. this winter you have the power to heal. because your purchase of vaseline® intensive care lotion supports the vaseline® healing project. join us to help millions in crisis heal their skin. >>>

patrick's day party at marty mcgee's. live look at an accident, blue route southbound right here near broomall route three. the accident is on the off ramp to broomall. just be careful, on and off ramps could be slippery. little bit of the melt down we had yesterday afternoon anything that didn't make it to the drain or ramps that are angled and banked sitting out there in the form of the black ice. we have not made ate above freezing yet this morning. be careful. slippery conditions every where. otherwise 95, schuylkill expressway, looking good at lee at the moment we will slide on up to souderton an accident at main and walnut police are on the scene there. wilmington a to down treat faulkland road off wood road. paoli thorndale line running with delays. septa had delays all day yesterday. we will see scattered delays all weather related. so nature so good, getting out of town for weekend at philly international, no problems or delays at all, alex and thomas back over to you. >>> in overbrook philadelphia police are inv

i'm marty gonzalez. here is dave spahr with today's forecast.. scattered showers and isolated thunderstorms are forecast today. in addition, gusty west winds will usher in a much cooler airmass and snow levels will be as low as 2000 feet. showers will taper off tonight and monday. dry conditions are likely to return to most areas by late monday and then continue through at least thursday. daytime temperatures will warm above normal by midweek. rain chances return in the north bay by late friday and to most areas by next weekend. and with this latest storm in the bay area. the anderson reservoir is now at 99 percent capacity this morning. and again there is serious concern that with the ongoing rain, it might spill over. we will continue to monitor conditions in the south bay our team coverage of the rain continues this morning. let's head to the east bay... kron four's ella sogomonian shows us some of the conditions in berkeley. just when we thought it was over - the rain has come upon us once again.it's in the low 50s right now we had a few beau

if -- i think marty has got the answer, right? you don't go to war, you go to work. continue to tell the truth and do our jobs. do you think eventually the public will say, all right, the media, they are right and trump is wrong? already think we are seeing people become much more interested in politics and turning to news media sources in a way they had not been before, ,nd sort of seeing us anew seeing us as a valuable resource that had taken for granted. in general the media is like congress -- everybody hates congress but like their congressman. they hate the media but they like the news sources they use. we want to be that, we want to be the new source they use. i never experienced a time in which people are sort of praising us at "the new york times" and the mainstream media in the way they have now. people say -- you always have people who unsubscribe or cancel a subscription because of you. i've never had people say i subscribed because of you except the last six months. bill: you have seen that at "the post"? david: yeah. i don't know about "the times," but

thank you. >> marty?> i'm concerned as i said my first remarks about what happens when we go from real gdp. i'm not concerned about presidethe problem of why we had a slowdown over the last couple of years. but what i'm concerned about is that over the long-run, the way in way the government as a technical matters goes from nominal gdp from nominal out put and real gdp leads to serious underestimates. i think that has a significant effect on how people view the way the economy is going and what the future holds and it has political as well just economic effects. so what do i mean by that? when you look at the surveys that asks people how is your family done for the last five years or over the last decade, the general answer is pretty well. most would say they are better off than they were five or ten years ago. when you look at the official statistics they don't say that. they say that we have had no increase in real incomes for the middle quinn tile over the last two decades. so when people are asked not

second thing is our executive editor, marty baron, had a really good line about this. bannon calls us the opposition party and trump says, "we are at war with the media." marty says we are not going to war, we are going to work, doing the same job we have always done explaining to people and holding powerful people to account. whatever they think is irrelevant to that. our attitude towards them cannot be colored by the idea that we are at war with them because that makes you make all kinds of decisions about -- it slants your judgment and leads you to be more reckless in terms of what you believe and write about. we are not at war with them. we are writing about them because they are powerful. their attitude is a little irrelevant in that case. bill: his words do have an impact. when you look at some of the public polling, the media comes maybe right behind or just slightly ahead of members of congress in terms of approval rating. and so if -- i think marty has got the answer, right? you don't go to war, you go to work. continue to tell the truth and do our jobs. do yo

marty: it remains to be seen.nt has basically gone out there and said that obamacare is a disaster, but he has not made a very compelling case as for why the ryan plan is that much better. that is where the senate republicans, who are in opposition to this bill, have a case. that this bill does not go far and isin -- obamacare-light. marty schenker there, overseeing all of our global economics and government coverage. now let's get back to luca and charlesictet lichfield of eurasia. when you look at the u.s., how much damage is mr. comey doing to trump? think he iso not doing that much damage. theepends on how long negotiation of obamacare goes on for. i would not be too worried about it. francine: does this translate into your world, luca? does it translate into the president being able to go to congress and asking for things to help the economy? luca: this could be a turning point. the assumption is trump will get at least the tax cut down, infrastructure spending. if obamacare goes wrong, investors are asking q

finding a recipe that would be palatable, that was a real challenge for marty. but he did it. >> we are going to open up to student questions in a moment. i want to point out the fantastic topiary that says "i dissent." > and it says -- and it has me on the other side. this is the name of a book by debi leiby who is a lawyer but decided, all things considered, she would rather bright children's books -- rather write children's books. the publishers like her book so much that they made these tote ags. >> also because of the book the notorious albie g -- lbg, you are not just a public figure, you are an amazing public figure to every generation. how is that? >> you know what was copied, the glory of rbg, it is the notorious b.i.g., the famous rapper. when i said this was created, perfectly understandable, we have something in common. you have something in common with the notorious b.i.g.? yes, we were both born and bred in brooklyn, new york. starting that is a good example of how young people should react to things hey don't like. this was a second-year student a

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answer,marty has the you don't go to war, you go to work, continue to tell the truth. do you think eventually the public is going to say, all right, they're right and trump is wrong? >> you know, i think we are already seeing people turn -- turning to news media sources in a way they had not been before, sort of seeing us anew, seeing us as a valuable resource that could be taken for granted. i think in general, the media is like congress. theybody hates congress, hate the media but they like the new sources they use. i actually have to say, i never experienced a time in which people are praising us and "the new york times" and the mainstream media and the way they have now, people saying -- you always have people who unsubscribe, but i have never had people say i subscribe because of you. at "theay, seeing that post," i don't know what that numbers are. they and "the wall street journal," really advertising for subscribers and trying to take advantage. every time trump attacks them and us, every time he attacks anyone of us, there is more interest. today, tom hanks sa

taking off of what marty does. what is your favorite public data set? you do not have to -- we're going to use a flexible description of favorite. not your all-time number one but one you look to -- you like to look up. an underrated data. >> i would have to say something like the weight of gdp. that would not be my favorite. >> i would say the employment report. that's measured -- measured well compared to other things namely independence and accounts. the unemployment report tells you about wages and how many people got a job and what the unemployment raise and we can agree or disagree use to use three or six for the definitions but has a wealth of information what is the state of the business civil and insight -- cycle and insightful and do we have full employment? the timed for the federal raising rates? slowing down in number of hours worked? you can get so many answers to so many questions. an advertising pitch for looking the employment report. it's outstanding. >> first friday of every month with the exception -- >> decide s on we the 12th of th

marty: a new donald trump for that hour.ally did a terrific job resenting himself as a a candidate,-- not but the president of the united states. it was full of pomp and circumstance of the state of the union address. it had the trappings of tradition. and he was mostly on script. francine: but a lack of detail. why? marty: because he doesn't have the details. the bureau were scrambling to get a text of the the few hours before it was even delivered -- they were still working on it. so if they have trouble producing a state of the union speech, imagine how much trouble they have actually writing legislation? the people he was addressing are the people have to execute his plan and there is nothing to work with. francine: i was reading a great bloomberg view peace and it is titled simply "what happened to rate?" 15% corporate tax is it dead? will markets correct? marty: he has been promising a tremendous tax reform package but now it has been linked to the repeal and replacement of obamacare. so it is unclear what the componen

francine: thank so you much, marty shanker, the editor for international government. bring in the federal chairman with us and steve keen of kingston, university. great to have you on set. we're nearing the end of his 100 days, what has his legacy been so far? >> uncertainty. the man is revolutionary and ran on a program of overthrowing the norms of washington. he has. it's not necessarily a mrs. pleasant sight to watch but have to remember what he promised to do and he's doing it. francine: who is most at risk, foreign policy, other countries or people within the u.s. economy? george: he's arguing one of the problems of the u.s. economy is the national trade system. he is therefore pressing on the trade system to begin reform. g-20 gave a signal it can't resist the united states at least on paper. he ran arguing against the free trade system and he's going to be meeting with gee and met with merkel and they won't be happy but the u.s. is the 600 pound gorilla. tom: help me out from what we observed from secretary tillerson and i imagine the secretary of defense is a

marty, if -- and i think to war,answer, don't go go to work. continue to do your job. you think eventually the public will say the media is right and trump is wrong? david: i think we are already seeing people turning -- becoming more interested in politics and turning to media sources that that's in a way they had not been before, seeing seeing us as a resource they were taking for granted. i think in general, the media is like congress, but we are like their congressman. they hate the media, but they like the new sources they lose. -- they use. never to say, i experienced a time in which people are sort of praising us in the new york times and the mainstream media, and the way they have now. and people saying, well, i -- cancelays get people who their subscription because of you, you never have people that untilibe because of you the last six months. you see that in the "post." outtimes has been giving their numbers in the last few months. they are advertising for subscribers time to take it manage -- take advantage of this moment. them more than us, but every time h

. >> while in san jose caught up with author anne fountain, author of the book "jose marti, the unitedstates, and race"

thank you marty. i appreciate that. san francisco rainfall. some of you are like wait a minute i don't have my coffee. i have to look at all this data. yes, you do. here to date i think it's 29.39 to be honest but i'll fix that in the next minute. season average is 23.65. so we're forecasting at least an inch of rain for friday. and that will also put them over 30" for the season. that has only happened 22 times in their history. the last time it happened was 2005. 34.43. i'm using the rain year. records began in 1849. so in 169 years they've only seen that 22 times. we have most clooe clear skies. certainly from san jose looks like parts of the peninsula as well as into the santa cruz mountains. boulder creek as well. 45 in gilroy and 45 in campbell. saratoga's 34. we're done a good about 5 to almost 15 degrees compared to yesterday at this time. so if it feels colder than it is. some spring training activities went from one extreme to the other. now they have hot and mostly cold conditions. mendecino county rain's going to hold off until lat

joining us to discuss whether this could be a buying opportunity, marty mosby and dick beauvais.ou for joining us. and marty, before i guess we get into whether the financials are a buy, why do you think they were hit so on hard today? >> this market has been perception driven are. in the last week we've had some hits to that perception. and we've been waiting on fundamentals to kick in and start to improve to create some justification for the positive moves that we've seen so far. the rate hikes that we've gotten in the last two quarters will begin to improve fundamental, but we won't see that until earnings in april and july. >> and you're buying some of the regional banks here? >> yes, because we consecutive quarters that can generate revenue per share growth close to 10% and what we'll look at a full percentage point in improvement as the benefit from the rate hikes begin to come through the bank's balance sheets. >> we have huntington's one of your picks. it was down 6% today. we'll come back to that. mr. beauvais, what do you think about the banks? >> get out. i think that

thank you marty. i appreciate that. san francisco rainfall. you are like wait a minute i don't have my coffee. i have to look at all this data. yes, you do. here to date i think it's 29.39 to be honest but i'll fix that in the next minute. season average is 23.65. so we're forecasting at least an inch of

unusual traffic patterns around marty magee's where we are setting up shop later on. we will go live from 7:00 to 10:00 i will join jen fred and we will be out there at marty magee at our st. patrick's day party, free admission and breakfast and i will do my breakfast with bob segment at 9:20. come on out, before work, come out, instead of the work, scottie has your st. patrick's day forecast in 152nd. we have upper 30's for lehigh valley, 42 down the shore and 41 degrees in center city. we are dry, quiet but off to the west you can see highlighted area we are tracking for our upcoming weekend. this afternoon no problems, more melting, upper 30's, lower 40's, then watch what happened by saturday morning. we are looking at rain, south jersey, rain delaware but right along i-95 a wintry mix and light snow north and west, and then during the day on and off scattered showers for your saturday and then that snow, lingering, toward the north and west but then watch what happens overnight saturday into sunday that clip erin tense files out to sea, colder air moves through an

marty magee's tomorrow morning.s got our saint patrick's day forecast coming up in 15 seconds. headlines, it is another cold one out there, guys. so bundle up. there will be some afternoon melting, and we have the threat of wintery mix friday night, into your saturday. ultimate doppler right now, it is dry, it is quiet, we saw some of the snow flurries, snow squawls yesterday afternoon. some could develop toward the poconos later on today. it is in philadelphia. 23 degrees int chicago, detroit, low now in nashville, tennessee. twenty-eight in wildwood. lou 20's north and west, teens right now in the poconos. so, across the today: thirty-six center city, upper 30's down the shore, 33 in the lehigh valley. so, for tomorrow, saint patrick's day, tomorrow morning, a cold start, 36 degrees, by noon, and then, take a look at 3:00. temperatures topping out in the low 40's. what about that wintery mix friday night saturday? we are talking about that system moving out of the west. so you can see, by 11:00 tomorrow night, loo

. >> reporter: council president marty smalls says that this is something positive in atlantic city inhe midst of so much violence and financial distress here in the city. tonight that man you just spoke of was honored for his bravery in reaching out to young people. >> evan miller displayed strength, courage and leadership in positive example to youth. >> 26-year-old ribbon ali miller moved to here's has i was honored during atlantic city council meeting this evening. [ applause ] >> heed to alongside the same two teens he did a few days ago when they were captured on cell phone video squaring off in the middle of a street as a crowd cheered them on to fight. miller was walking by and stopped the fight from happening by simply talking to the kids about character and consequenc consequences. >> video went viral. with nearly 30 million views and more than 700,000 shares. celebrities snoop dog and lebron james miller a shout out on social media because of what he did. >> they decided to shake hands and display unity. >> reporter: council presented 15-year-old jamar mobley and 18-year-old

there is a moment where marty mcfly is talking to the scientist professor, the mad scientist professor. he asked him something about the future. he says, in the future, ronald reagan will be president. the movie actor, that is crazy. that tells you how our policies have changed. we

patrick's day party at marty mcgee's, we kick it off at 7:00 to 10:00, free admission, free breakfast and i will do my breakfast with bob segment there at 9:20 jen has irish dancers from macdade school of irish dance, all kind of fun looking for something to do to help celebrate st. patrick's day. join us later today on good day. here's a live look at the schuylkill expressway n problems or delays at all in or out of the scene but you can see the road are damp. i was behind a tractor trail they are morning. snow flying off the back creating big chunks that are then sitting on the schuylkill expressway. again, temperatures beer low freezing. so that will get mathed down and then eventually become eye patch of ice sitting on the road surface, so make sure before you pull out of the driveway, the parking spot, that you get all of that snow or ice off the top of the vehicle, the hood and the trunk. no junk in the trunk. lets go. here's 42 freeway toward the city. they are still cleaning up the snow, on the turnpike, they are moving some of the big mound around at are in is town interchang

. >> marty grimes says after years of drought a big snow pack is good news but there's still a risk. if all this snow melts too quickly we might see flooding. >> there's a lot of smaller reservoirs that are really at their capacity. all of that snow came down all at once that's where you could see flood risks. >> hoping after all of our rain the summer is a mild one. i also reached out to the state water board today to get their take on the snow pack totals. they will release that next month. reporting live. scott budman. >> thanks, scott. let's take a closer look. you're looking at time lapse. you can see each year the amount of snow shrinks. this year the highest snow pack we have seen in six years. >> that is a lot. >>> this isn't the only place to get the waterment tell us where we are with the drought as well. >> it is phenomenal. we have had so much snow the drought is done for more than 80% of california. the entire bay area up to lake tahoe is now out of a drought. you can see the most recent snowfall is visible from heavenly. a cold 37 degrees. the overall totals not only lo

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i want to go now to boston, mayor marty walsh. he joins us now on the phone. understand the winds are letting up there now, but temperatures also starting to drop. as we get into the nighttime again, really the second night of the storm, what is your biggest concern? >> really the icing and the downed power lines. we have about 1500 downed power lines all day. we have about half of them back up. but you get concerned about the rain and the weight of the ice pulling these power lines down and we canceled school in the city tomorrow because of the ice and concerns for the kids and the school buses on the roads. >> i always feel like it's a challenge for you, that sometimes people listen and sometimes they don't listen to the warnings about staying off the roads. what's been happening the last 24, 48 hours, are they listening to those concerns? >> for the most part people listened all day today which is great. we had a parking ban in boston starting at 7:00 this morning and we're going to end at 7:00 tomorrow morning. we're going to be able to do a good clean up

. >> reporter: and council president marty smalls says that this is shining a positive light on the city of atlantic city at a time when there' been so much violence and financial distress here. lucy. >> thank you very much, shawnette. >>> on your radar night it's dry, it's cold, temperatures well, you could say a balmy 30 degrees if you're in the arctic, right. look live over the ben franklin parkway. now in case you're wondering that's well below average for the end of march. so when is it going to warm back up? by the way, i was talking to friend of mine in fairbanks, alaska, where it's actually five below so they'd give 30, you know, they'd give anything for this 30. >> this is summer. >> right. >> i guess it would always be worse. >> it can. >> 30 degrees in philadelphia. the high today, though, lucy 53. that was very early this morni morning. don't be deceased. temperatures right now ranging from 30 in philadelphia to 13 in the poconos. make a lot of packed pout think temperature. allentown 24 and reading 27. wind chills a factor in the teens through most of the regi region. it fee

. >> marty grimes says after years of drought a big snow pack is good news but there's still a risk. if all of the snow melts too quickly, we

. >> and marty mcfly's infamous performance, duck walk included. the walk was a serendipitous mistake that turned into berry's signature move. >> i never forget, i slipped, and fell. but i rolled over and put it in the act and got back up. >> chuck berry was the first person inducted into the rock 'n' roll hall of fame. the at 90 years old he was planning to release his first album in nearly four decades, solidifying his lyrical legacy and influence for generations to come. mireya villarreal, cbs news, los angeles. >> coming up next, american volunteer doctors saving lives in a fierce battle against isis. >> quijano: the battle for mosul rages on, iraqi troops backed by u.s. special operations and air electrics have isis surrounded, holly williams met with some american volunteers there who are not fighting but saving lives. >> reporter: a few miles from the front line, americans treat critically injured iraqis. this woman was hit by shrapnel from an isis mortar. and she is losing blood quickly. they need to stop it to save her life. >> the next am

. >> reporter: marty lieberman spent the day working at mack mart her center city restaurant. >> it has had challenges but worth it. >> reporter: it has been a difficult road, her store opened nine months ago after years operating a food truck. >> being that most of my collogues and the other food truck owners were men, also that i'm so young it didn't help and i did with my sister as well. we definitely had our challenges but there are people that are going to give you a little challenge because you are a woman. >> reporter: throughout the city some woman called off work while others like this group of teachers from ha brown elementary school took time to speak out about the lack of the teachers contract in a field dominated by woman. >> we need to prove we are a big part of the economy and we are a big part of our nation. so i'm glad we can stand together today and speak on behalf of them. >> show me what democracy looks like. >> ending their day here, celebrating the progress and standing in solidarity, with what they believe need to happen next. >> i did this back in the 60's >> rep

. >> reporter: councilman marty small as well as ali's atlantic city football coach consider him a positiveity. i spoke to alibi phone today. he's humbled by all the attention but doesn't wish to be in the spotlight. i'm cydney long, nbc 10 news. >> good lessons learned there. take two right here from kevin hart tonight. this is video of hart last night before his show at punchline philly. he tweeted out that he's going to hold a second gig tonight, but tickets are sold out. they sold out in a matter of minutes. hart tweeted that tonight's prize show is to work on some more new material. >>> you can tell from that video it was a nice night for them last night and tonight really no complaints if you're at the beach, nbc 10 at the dog beach in longport where people and pups were enjoying this second day of spring. warm out there in center city tonight, too, as we look live along broad street. don't get used to the idea of spring just>2ñ yet. glenn is tracking a cold snap in the forecast. >> it will be so drastically different 24 hours from now than it is right now. it's going to feel at least