experts said avoid products that mention mercury or mercury chloride on the label and avoid any productdoes not provide a full list of ingredients. ama daetz, abc7 news. >> we are heading into this new year with some dry, mild weather. >> yeah, above average. well into the 60s in the next couple of days. and the cold, well it's almost a thing of the past, the freezing cold anyway. and it's certainly chilly out there. notice the significant cloud cover. a weak system moved through earlier. you may have missed it. it brought some rain to sonoma napa highway 37. and through contra costa county. right now it's closer to highway 4, tracy, and through the sierra nevada. looking at wet roadways. also the temperatures have been hovering around freezing. so it could be an indication of some black eyes and slick roadways. mt. tam, look at all the cloud cover. a spare the air again today with 46 san francisco, 40 san jose. it's 39 right now in morgan hill. and 48 half moon bay. earlier this morning we did wake up to temperatures hovering around freezing. then the front pushed on through, and with

they said avoid products that mention mercury or mercury chloride important label and avoid any product that does not provide a full list of ingredients. ama daetz, abc7 news. >> the food and drug administration can tell you how to spot the suspicious lightening creams. we have a link at abc7.com. >>> a new cancer study said the primary cause of the disease is bad luck. researchers studied 31 types of cancer. researchers from johns hopkins university. only nine were linked to genetic traits or lifestyle. the remaining 22 were basically bad luck. most of it is due to cell division, which you cannot control. researchers say doctors should s emphasize early detection rather than just prevention. >> turning to the weather now. lisa argen is here. happy new year to you. >> i wish i could bring better news in terms of a big storm or something. but we are looking out in the horizon the next seven to ten days seeing if we can bring in any significant precipitation. luke at live doppler 7hd it looks like there's something going on in the north but really this is a little mist and mainly higher l

also dropping, the mercury. dean reynolds on the first big cold wave of the year. sole survivor. adriana diaz reports this girl may hold the key to the mystery of a plane crash that killed four members of her family. >> [inaudible]. >> and airasia flight 8501 -- vicente arena confronts the man who sent jackson to prison for 30 years. >> we were innocent. we were about to be sent to prison for something we didn't

also dropping, the mercury. dean reynolds on the first big cold wave of the year. sole survivor. adriana diaz reports this girl may hold the key to the mystery of a plane crash that killed four members of her family. >> [inaudible]. >> and airasia flight 8501 -- vicente arena confronts the man who sent jackson to prison for 30 years. >> we were innocent. we were about to be sent to prison for something we didn't do. >> this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: good evening. we saw something today we haven't seen since the dependents of the great recession. the price of oil fell below $50 a barrel. it ended the day at 50.04, the

on april 16th, mcveigh and nichols drive the mercury to oklahoma city.everal blocks away from the murrah building. he removes the license plates from the car and leaves a note. not abandoned. please do not tow. will move by april 23rd. needs battery and cable. two days later, mcveigh and nichols rendezvous near junction city where they assemble the bomb in the truck. >> the ammonium nitrate and fuel would have been mixed in some barrels, something akin to a 55 gallon plastic barrel. those barrels were then likely connected with this detonating cord which led to the boosters and ultimately that detonating cord would have come together where the detonators or blasting caps were. >> but at the last minute, terry nichols, like michael fortier, bails out. >> as time grew near to the time of the bombing, nichols got cold feet. he decided he didn't want to do that. he decided that was going too far. mcveigh screamed at him, threatened him, may have threatened to kill him. >> on the morning of april 19th, mcveigh, now on his own, drives the ryder truck into okla

on the other hand there are some outlets including the san jose mercury news, who said this is how we do it. get online, the way to the internet. >> host: the second major event yukon nell the book is the tragic oklahoma city bombing in april of 1995. tell us where terrorism ranked in the national consciousness before the oklahoma city bombing. >> guest: a very interesting question. >> host: number one official many people now but what about then? >> guest: it was perhaps not the most dominant issue. the o.j. simpson trial, for example, just obliterated everything in terms of media attention and media landscape in 1995. but the terrorism was a low level but a nagging concern. a couple years being of the oklahoma city bombing, less than that actually -- the first attack of the world trade center happened. and that really puts terrorism international terrorism, hon the front burner for many americans. also at that time the unibomber was still at large, and in 1995, his manifesto was released. he issued his manifesto and demanded that "the new york times" and the "washington post" publis

. >> according to the mercury news officers recommended increased security for the saturday night showta nightclub and the owner heeded the call for bouncers with security parley pats down for weapons were not consisten >>> new details in the paris terror attacks. a french national arrested while trying to slip interest turkey has been limped to the massacre of 12 memorial at the "charlie hebdo" office. the 29-year-old was arrested in bull fairia on new year's day and is expected to be extradicted back to france. he had two warrants including one alleging he was part of a terrorist group and was in contact with one of the brothers accused in the attack at the french magazine. >> the cover of the latest satire magazine "charlie hebdo" will depict prophet mohammed holding a sign reading "i am charlie," below "all is forgiven." the gunman are heard shouting they had avenged the prophet mohammed and the magazine is expected to hit newsstands tonight. >>> jury selection begins in the trail of a san francisco man facing drug and murder-for-hire charges accuses of running a black market websi

. >>> mercury insurance has been slapped with a $27.5 million fine by california state regulators. charged more than 180,000 customers for brokerage fees between 1999 and 2004. mercury says it strongly disagrees with the decision, and says it plans to appeal. >>> a doctor in contra costa county is facing serious charges for allegedly possessing child pornography. 74-year-old dr. michael russell used to work at this office in pittsburg. the office manager said dr. russell had recently retired and other doctors were handling his cases. he was arrested last friday after prosecutors said they found more than 600 pictures and videos of children under 12 at russell's home in brentwood. he is currently free on bail. >>> san francisco police say a store security video should help track down the gunman who shot down two people in a convenience store. the shooting happened after 1:00 p.m. at the store in the tenderloin. police say the gunman fired on a man who was assaulting a woman inside that store. the victim suffered life- threatening injuries, and the store owner was hit by a stray bull

the mercury fell below zero across the northern tier of the united states. it is in single digits right now in chicago where we find dean reynolds. >> reporter: it is so cold in chicago now that workers are heating railroad switches with open flames to keep them from freezing solid. is there a risk of derailment if you don't do this? >> yes. if the switch does not engage properly, the train could derail. >> reporter: meg thomas reilly works for metra, the commuter rail link that provides just over 300,000 rides in chicago every day. >> if we have a major switch fail at the start of the evening rush, it doesn't just affect that train it can affect 20 to 30 trains behind it. >> reporter: like this one coming here. >> right. >> reporter: facing a wind-chill of 30 below at 7:00 a.m., minneapolis children were dressed more for polar expeditions than bus rides to school. along lake superior at duluth, the actual temperature was minus 18. to the west in washington state persistent rain caused a hillside to give way shoving a house right off its foundation. but snow

the block which makes you think somebody knew the neighborhood walking down an alley, they say a a mercury mountaineer was set on fire and that fire got so intense it melted the brake lights of the neighbor's car like ten or 15 feet away and caught the back of the side over hang of the house where the family was a asleep and they got out unhurt. how scared must they be thinking somebody came in the middle of the block in the back alley set our koran fire out to get us. that is the question. they had chase the arson dog over there sniffing, wondering what accelerant may have been used because this was too coincidental to have two accidental fires so close to each other. while they didn't call it for sure arson it beast came that way because this fire where i am started first at 2:00. they get this one out. they don't get too far back to the firehouse and then they will get another call for another suv on fire just a couple of blocks from where they had been just moment before. so that is why they think somebody did this and probably did both of them alex and mike. >> my goodness look at tho

nbc 10 chief meteorologist glenn "hurricane" schwartz is outside where the mercury is dropping.glenn? >> absolutely. we were in the 50s yesterday at this time, 50 degrees at midnight was the high temperature for today. now the winds that are out there, bringing in the first round of arctic air. it's not as cold as it's going to be. it's down to 34 degrees. 37 an hour ago. 29 in pottstown, reading, lancaster and in the upper 30s farther to the south. now, the wind still gusting up over 30 miles an hour in parts of the area. out of the west bringing in colder air, the wind chill is already down into the teens in northern and western portions of the area. and this is just the beginning of the cold stretch. tonight down to 20 tomorrow 22 thursday morning 9. that's in philadelphia. that's without the wind. 17 on friday more on k cold it's going to feel and we'll have more on this snow throughout the seven-day in a few minutes. >> thank you, glenn. >>> with snow on the way and the mercury dropping be sure to get instant weather updates by following glenn and sheena on twitter. we'll b

. >>> the fda recommends that pregnant women eat fish only twice a week because high levels of mercury can affect the baby's brain development. but a new study shows that fish may protect against harm. researchers looked at mothers and childrens in an island that consumes a lot of fish. they found mercury exposure was not linked to lower communication, behavior or motor skills in toddlers. expert believes the fatty acids found in fish may shield the brain from any mercury damage. >>> happening today, philadelphia is trying to get a gauge on its homeless population. nbc 10 was there overnight as hundreds of volunteers fanned out in the cold to count and interview homeless people to figure out ways to help. project home is the organization behind this count and the count say requirement for federal homelessness funding. philadelphia was the first city to do this count. now other cities will count four times a year to evaluate their homeless populations. right now, the folk ous is on the number of people who don't have shelter during the winter. >> the winter is, you know harsh weather, w

. >> i want to ask you come and we have a headline from mercury news announcing are you ready for the internet and first, how did the mainstream media treats the emergence of the internet because obviously the internet hasn't been a good thing for the newspapers nationwide worldwide. >> that's right, there actually were two ways the internet was discussed in the mainstream traditional media including the headline you see here which fronts from the santa fe rotary news which invited people to experiment and get online and to see what the hype was about. on the other hand, media leaders were saying we don't think the internet is ever going to amount to much or ever going to supplant traditional media in any respect. >> so a lot of people were picking confidence, misplaced confidence in the mr. placed confidence in the turned up in the notion the internet was so small and audiences for online news were so small that it wasn't going to make a big difference. and this included eminent news men and women including the likes of gene roberts of "the new york times." he was saying that from a

the san jose mercury news is reporting that jason gilloan was arrested in connection to three car fires. he may face charges for five other fires. no one was hurt in any of the fires but they did cause a lot of damage. he was arrested back in july of 2012 on suspicion of having materials to start fires. >>> firefighters are warning people to throw out their christmas trees. this is after a family's tree caught fire this weekend in antioch. the house was nearly engulfed by the time they arrived on the scene. they say dried out christmas trees can become a very dangerous hazard. >> it's a good reminder that when christmas trees are starting to dry out get them out of the house quickly. >> everyone was able to get out safetily. >>> much more ahead. coming up a popular attraction is so stuck at the dock in lake tahoe. the emergency that left hundreds of people strand and prompted a new coast guard investigation. >>> a 7-year-old has come out of woods alone. >> a frightened, injured little girl walking away from small plane crash. next the stranger who helped take care of her after she lost

because many fish contain small amounts of mercury. university of rod chester in new york study 89,000 residents of island nation that consumes 10 times as much fish as people in the united states and europe. researchers fond that mercury exposure was not linked to lower test scores. they found that the children of mother with higher level of omega 3 perform better on some test. researchers say that the benefits of eating fish may outweigh the risk. >> someone has defaced new anti-muslim ads on san francisco muni bus. american freedom defense initiative started running the ads. washington you see here. the ad draw parallel between the muslim faith and hitler nazi genocide of the jewish people. this week the facebook page here reported the ads are defaced with super hero and message of stopping hate speech. super hero in question is at the time first muslim pakistani american super hero. >> in san jose big detour for drivers due to bart construction. intersection of sierra road and lund avenue will be completely closed to vehicle and pe

our media partner the mercury news, tried to replace a beacon, but three replacements failed to work. that means hundreds of boats have passed under the bridge without a beacon. that is tricky and dangerous. cal trans doesn't know why the beacons doesn't work. one was sent back to the manufacturer forewarn tee repairs -- for warranty repairs. it is blamed for the crash of the tanker the overseas raymar. >>> dog owners are being warned as one dog maybe more, died from swimming in a toxic lake. the conditions may have been brought on by the drought. abc7 news reporter alan wang has the story. >>y it is believed the slime me blue-green algae caused the death of a dog. they share the same veterinarian 6789. . >> the sweetest chocolate lab. a wonderful, dear gentle soul. >> this is the first year we have had toxic algae blooms. >> signs were placed around the lake warning people and their pets not to come in contact with the water. it is believed the drought has created ripe conditions for the algae bloom. >> this is the lowest level i have seen it. >> the warm winter temperatures created

he launched blue mercury in 1999 as a website. she quickly realized she was too far ahead of the internet curve. she opened a store and stuck with it. now with more than 50 retail stores across the country she tells us how she built the largest beauty chain of itits kind. forbes magazine descs bes your company as the largest beauty retail and spot service compy in the u.s.. how did it all start out? >> i came into washington and nevehad a time to shop. that then you u could only for -- back then you u coulonly buy cosmetics for drugstores. the whole idea was the friendly neighborhood store where you can t expert honest vice. we s started with e-commerce because you could not by ute products on the ininternet and quickly realized we werere too early. >> your path is an interesting one. you are a californiaia gir at a harvard business school. you love makeup, you love prododucts, you ve facials. i'm guessising there were not a lot of people focused on makakeup and cials. >> i hid that passion because it wasn't prprofessional to love

this market went from being a lovable dog to a mercurial cat. but you know what? cats have nine lives and they amuse and enthuse to get the hang of it. for the record, i asked for a puppy and i got this. when matt lauer asked for a puppy, look what he got. "mad money" tonight, monster beverage has been absolute gusher including today up 4%. but the bulls and bears are in a fierce battle over whether to keep blowing the lid off. i'm taking a side. my series on biotech, the next generation, continues with the little-known name that trickled last year and soared today. i'll see if it can continue. plus, people are wondering if crude's decline could finally come to a close. you won't want to miss my take, speaking of crude, stick with cramer! >>> don't miss a second of "mad money." follow @jimcramer on twitter. have a question? tweet cramer #madtweets. send jim an e-mail to madmoney@cnbc.com. or give us a call. at 1-800-743-cnbc. miss something? head to madmoney.cnbc.com. hi. jon and pete najarian here. the popularity of options trading has skyrocketed. but we still h

i want to know who first put mercury in the shot.ost: from pbs, the "news hour" has a report saying that you could get the measles even if you are vaccinated. david is in los angeles. what do you think? caller: i am a parent who has a child with mild autism. there has been a rash -- or what appears to me as a parent of autism who is aware -- that there is an unexplainable spike in autism. to the parents, our job is to figure out how to protect our child and where these harms are originating from. now when we have agency failures , or people who are responsible for allowing such things as vaccines and other products enter the market, it is like i do not have confidence in these various regulatory agencies like the people who produce the vaccine or any other product because when you have a profit margin, and like everything we do is buyer beware. do you know what i mean? host: all that said -- what do you think about mandatory? caller: to make anything mandatory under these circumstances would not be wise. i think what would be a wise

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resenlgers found mercury was not linked to lower mun indication behavior or motor skills.o had higher levels of the fatty acids from fish sometimes performed better. >>> 5:25. wegmans is trying to help you you eat healthier. they're reducing the amount of added sugar in many of its private label products and that includes products like yogurt and bottled sauces. if you still have a sweet tooth, that's all right. wegmans is offering smaller portion size in the bakery department rather than decreasing the amount of sugar in the recipes. so instead of a cupcake the side of my head you can have a little mini cupcake. >> that's always better. >> cupcake the size of my head? >> right. >> well, if you eat at certain new french inspired restaurants in philadelphia you don't have to leave a tip. >> servers at this restaurant earn about $13 an hour. they get six time vacation days health insurance. nationwide tip servers can earn as little as $2.13 an hour. the restaurant advocates say this allows restaurants to keep down their costs and employ more people. >> that's an interesting

it contains extremely high levels of mercury and cadmium. these are toxic chemicals that damage the nervous system. this water isn't just polluted, it's poisonous. billions of liters are being released everyday. none of the factory owners are fined or prosecuted. >> they ploy thousands of people and they are an important contributor to the community. we can't just stop them, we need a long term solution. >> france and the eu are helping. it will not stop the pollution but will take years to build. too late she believes, she believes too many people have become comfortable to live with pollution. nicholas hawk, al jazeera bay of vandecar. >> a or the tuesday died two years ago at the age of around 100. kristin saloomey reports. >> he was discovered on the galapagos island in 1971, at a time when his subspecious scientists believed were nearly extinct. >> we might still have the pinto or the tutionpintotortpintoorpintotortpintotortois still here. >> does of specious go extinct every day. >> this isthis is lonesome george. although he may be go

some the size of mercury. others, the size of the notice. it is the oldest of its type discovered.nets and life could have been around for a very long time. that has interesting implications. >> let's imagine a civilization that has a few billion years head start relative to us. david: so, while this ancient system cannot support life, planets formed at the same time could. alien life might be very advanced. katty: the greek prime minister has said that his country will not default on the bailout debt. he said he wanted to negotiate a fair deal with the grecian creditors. among the options are a haircut which persuades the creditors to accept only payment of part of what is owed. we take a closer look. ♪ >> the election is over and there is a new prime minister in the hot seat. he has been plans. the anti-austerity leader has vowed to persuade the eurozone to slice the debt in half. in economic terms, it is a haircut. the level of debt is enormous. it is the second highest in the world. the country owes 300 billion euros. that is the equivalent of each citizen saddled with a debt o

the mercury mariner is a complete loss. and this all started with a first fire at 1:00 this morning near robin street in the tacony section of philadelphia. that was a dark colored nissan parked on the street that went up in flames. then an hour after that this fire here in the 6300 block of dittman also in tacony, the mariner went up in flames and the flames spread to the second floor of this bedroom row home and also melted the headlight cover to a neighbor's minivan. that neighbor, their dog was barking, and that alerted people to awake the neighbors. they were able to get their kids out to the abad family get their family up and get them out of the house. everyone made it out without getting injured, but the big question is this all related and is it a case of arson? the fire marshall was out earlier seant dogand sent dogs out sniffing the scene. as soon as we hear from them if it is connected, we'll let you know. right now they call it suspicious and likely arson. jesse gary "nbc 10 news." >>> at 6:04 we are following

. >>> topper shutt is here to explain how low the mercury will go. >> we have low temperatures and lower windchills. it is 20 downtown. 18 in leesburg. 18 in manassas. the winds are not strong yet. they won't become healthy until after midnight. feels like it is three below in gathersberg. even andrews reporting a windchill value of one belee. dress for the windchills if you are going out tonight. look at the wind gust tracker. we could see a 30 miles an hour wind gust by 10:00 tonight. that could drive windchills well below zeros. 6:00 a.m., winds are gusting in the 20s range. by 11:00, they are gusting 10 to 15 which will still drive the windchill down to zero. so, let's look ahead. below freezing at least through noon friday. morning flurry is possible on friday. even tomorrow night actually. weekend dry, but cold. sunday a little better. we will say warmer but less cold. we will talk about the next system being rain or snow coming up. >> thanks top. >>> well students can sleep in one more day in several local schools. all of the ones listed on your screen there are starting two hours

our media partner the mercury news, tried to replace a beacon, but three replacements failed to work. that means hundreds of boats have passed under the bridge without a beacon. that is tricky and dangerous. cal trans doesn't know why the beacons doesn't work. one was sent back to the manufacturer forewarn tee repairs -- for warranty repairs. it is blamed for the crash of the tanker the overseas raymar. >>> dog owners are being warned as one dog maybe more, died from swimming in a toxic lake. the conditions may have been brought on by the drought. abc7 news reporter alan wang has the story. >>y it is believed the slime me blue-green algae caused the death of a dog. they share the same veterinarian 6789. . >> the sweetest chocolate lab. a wonderful, dear gentle soul. >> this is the first year we have had toxic algae blooms. >> signs were placed around the lake warning people and their pets not to come in contact with the water. it is believed the drought has created ripe conditions for the algae bloom. >> this is the lowest level i have seen it. >> the warm winter temperatures created

trenton new jersey, where it felt like 5 degrees. 203 million americans live in places where the mercury tonight will be 20 degrees or lower. we have two reports beginning with jamie yuccas of minneapolis station wcco. >> another day another round of below-zero wind chills in grand marais, minnesota, where it was minus 54 degrees. after hundreds of accidents in the last few days, they're monitoring several hundred cameras planted around the twin cities at the state's regional transportation center. brian kary is an engineer. >> we have the black ice that causes slippery conditions and spinouts. >> reporter: same here after chain reaction crashes due to whiteout conditions. in chicago where wind chills were nines 21 degrees, firefighters battled this house fire with icicles on their uniform. >> when you get ice, it gives you a shell so your body temperature stays warmer. >> reporter: the arctic chill sweeps from minus 41 in duluth, minnesota to minus 12 in meadeville, paar pa. eric fisher. >> the worst is on its way. heading out tomorrow morning will be as cold as last december. >> report

over the next 24 to 48 hours things may fall out of the sky in the way of snow and it looks like the mercury might plunge, after talking to folks here at the italian market philadelphians think it's a nice day to be out and b john rawlins channel 6 "action news." >> thank you john. now to meteorologist, david murphy outside of our studios with the latest from accuweather, a slight improvement from yesterday. >> john hit it on the nose, not as much wind today so not as bad as yesterday and a turn in the temperatures after a brief warm-up tomorrow to much cooler conditions tomorrow night and the start of weekend morning lows this morning were pretty bold 2 degrees, we got down to 2 in allentown and a single digit low of 7 in lancaster and 11 in millville. and 21 in philadelphia with all the buildings and the concrete in the cities like philadelphia it's hard to lose as much of that warmth that the buildings absorb. but it was still pretty raw. temperatures are improving, 32 degrees at the freezing mark. 32 in pittsburgh, one of those days where in the upperal vacations it's not too shop shaby,

the mercury hit minus 14 degrees hence this picture. but the conditions will not be improving.y see a drot of the temperatures in the minus sub zero temperatures continuing into sunday. chicago was minus 22 degrees. that's likely to have a little bit of an improvement. still, jacksonville, minus 3 degrees and we're seeing snowfall. florida is where there's sunshine, not a really typical event. across the bigger picture now, we're likely to see gusty conditions but los angeles at 21 degrees. a quick look here in japan. while we have the winter pressure pattern that is still intensified, gusty conditions prevailing and more snow to be piling up. we may see about 50 centimeters additional snowfall. the temperature not bad this tokyo at 10 degrees for the high but really cold in seoul, 2 degrees on friday. i'll leave you now for your extended forecast. >>> that's all for this edition of "newsline." i'm catherine kobayashi in tokyo. thanks for staying with us. q ouses are being rebuilt in the devastated areas at a rapid pace. in this situation, a project was launched to build afford

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the mercury news reports owe conenhospital and san luis are telling people with flu symptoms not to visit loved ones who are patients. the el camino hospitals are not allowing people under 16 to visit. spokesperson tells the paper children are little incubators for the flu. >>> police in atherton are warning people to be on the lookout for a many acting suspicious. a man was seen peeking into a home on souther land drive. he entered a guesthouse. officers could not find him. someone reported someone entered another home and opened windows and doors but did not take anything. police released these sketched based on two different witness descriptions. he's described as latino with a slim build and goatee. >>> the central coast got a jolt by a 4.4 magnitude earthquake. it struck around 5:30 centered near greenfield. according to the usgs it occurred around the san an drapeious fault. no reports of injuries or damage. >>> dozens of stanford students are back in class after being arrested for demonstrating the recent police killings of unarmed african-american men. the protesters were dropped

the "charleston mercury" picked up the threat on november 18th. lincoln, we hear, calls for a million of men, it reported -- adding ruefully, while his hand was in, he might as well have called for 2 million or 3 million. it is as easy to get 1 as it is the other. "the richmond dispatch" reported the rumor. "lincoln is calling for a million of men to swell his armies," the paper lamented. it continued, "he does not call spirits from the vasty deep. they will come. he will have them. it would have been quite as easy to call for 5, 10 or 20 millions as for one." it added, "it may now be too late." thank you. [applause] i'd be happy to take questions if people have them. >> i understand the value of andrew -- picking andrew johnson. but why was the decision to leave hannibal hamlin? >> because again the goal here is to keep war democrats in the fold and the perception was that hamlin was perceived by the mainstream and moderate middle of the political spectrum as too anti-slavery, too radical. and therefore, he wouldn't help in this project of keepin

we have a few more hours until the mercury takes a nose dive. >> two arctic blasts come in later on thisk. still looking at milder temperatures this evening. not quite done with the rain yet. we're in a break right now. skies are breaking up a little bit west of the city but a few more showers south of jersey may clip extreme southern new jersey but a line of heavier showers along a cold front to the west near harrisburg. that will come through later this evening so give it until about nine, 10 o'clock. after that we should see dry conditions returning. how much rain have we gotten from the storm from yesterday dan? look at doppler radar easts mates trenton wilmington around 1 inch, little west farther north and south you go. look at the highs today. 55 for philadelphia, mid 60's far south through southern new jersey and dover delaware but cool temperatures in reading and allentown own in thely in the 40's. winds haven't picked up yet but they will once this front passes. enjoy the 50's right now. we're talking 30's and 20's this week ann little light snow. we'll talk about that in a few

joining me for the discuss are michelle quinn san jose mercury news columnist, and paul rogers and carla. a quick review of some highlights of 2014. >> the year of the california drought and a statewide scramble over water. in january, governor brown declared a state of emergency and ended the year with voter approval for a $7 million bond to shore up the supply of water. schools were tested. a landmark legal case challenged teacher tenure. >> save city college. >> and the university of california set off student protests when it announced substantial tuition hikes. rising housing hikes left many feeling priced out. some silicon valley high-tech darlings created controversy for disrupting traditional industry from transportation to hospitality. new surveillance technologies make it increasingly easy to spy on ordinary citizens. it was the 150th anniversary of yosemite national park. and the 25th anniversary of an earthquake earthquake. while a major quake in august shook napa valley anew. there was the passing of robin williams. concerns over the new span of the bay bridge. in sports the

melissa: you're yelling right now, so i'm not surprised. >> i'm sitting with mercury morris. >> wait policy is. melissa: they put their arm around the shoulder and say, you know, you really shouldn't have dropped that ball. it's like a loving coaching style where you're embracing and you're loving your players, and you're not yelling at them and scolding them and cursing. instead you're encouraging them and embracing them. i mean, they're winning so i don't know -- >> who came up with that? melissa: i think their coach did. it's been out there for a couple years. relate me ask you about another -- let me ask you about another story. new jersey governor chris christie he's no lucky charm. the cowboys couldn't pull out a win against green bay on sunday. remember christie's awkward hug with jerry jones last week. governor christie, do you need a hug now? guy benson, of townhall.com is here as well. what did you think of this political repartee? >> it's fun. scott walker also a huge packers fun, obviously, was needling governor christie. he was in the stands walker was, christie was in t

media partner the san jose mercury news reports that local leaders will head to arizona for crash coursew to put on a superbowl. levi stadium hold next year big game. superbowl 50. local police officers good there firefighters and organizers. look for continues on how to happen the crowd live broad was even how to make sure the power doesn't go out. >> developing news. bay area bad air quality could be new rules for back yard barbecue. look of storms led to 14 spare the air day so far this month. some people in the bay area are now asking air quality officials to set limits on the use of out door wood burning pizza ovens and smokers. public meetings about possible use restriction will begin next month. >> if can't get break from from this. >> spencer has the latest on the forecast and what's going on outside. spencer. >> okay. right now we have increasing areas of fog spill over mainly from the central valley through the straits and delta. high cloud and low cloud near the coast out over the bay. meanwhile interthe golden gate brim where we are still concerned about the possibility of so

our media partner the mercury news, tried to replace a beacon, but three replacements failed to work. that means hundreds of boats have passed under the bridge without a beacon. that is tricky and dangerous. cal trans doesn't know why the beacons doesn't work. one was sent back to the manufacturer forewarn tee repairs -- for warranty repairs. it is blamed for the crash of the tanker the overseas raymar. >>> dog owners are being warned as one dog maybe more, died from swimming in a toxic lake. the conditions may have been brought on by the drought. abc7 news reporter alan wang has the story. >>y it is believed the slime me blue-green algae caused the death of a dog. they share the same veterinarian 6789. . >> the sweetest chocolate lab. a wonderful, dear gentle soul. >> this is the first year we have had toxic algae blooms. >> signs were placed around the lake warning people and their pets not to come in contact with the water. it is believed the drought has created ripe conditions for the algae bloom. >> this is the lowest level i have seen it. >> the warm winter temperatures created

it's not the temperature on the mercury. but this is what you are likely to feel, minus 26. even in your daytimes these are the temperatures you will be feeling. so it's some dangerous, life threatening, biting cold air mass that will be causing frostbite in a matter of minutes. apart from that, snowfall will combine with that cold. it's going to be created around the great lakes region. the lake effect snow will be up to about 60 centimeters. about 45 centimeters generally speaking. and that clipper will be pulling into new england states. additional snowfall amounts could top as much as 20 centimeters. 8 centimeters in the pacific northwest. it's not too much for this time of year. but down below we are likely to see warm conditions, los angeles, 26 degrees, that is likely to continue on into your friday. across here in japan, winter pressure pattern is intensifying. gusty conditions up to 130 kilometers per hour gusts as well as blizzard whiteout conditions and the snowfall will be up to 80 centimeters additionally and the gusts very strong as well. so travel willing be v

it's not the actual temperature on the mercury, but this is what you'll likely feel. minus 26 on your wednesday in new york. even in the daytimes, these are the temperatures that you're going to be feeling. so it's dangerous life-threatening biting cold air mass that's going to be coming through. frostbite is in a matter of minutes and possibly hypothermia if you stay out too long. apart from the snowfall combined with the cold is going to be created around the great lakes region. the lake-effect snow will be up to about 60 centimeters in the heaviest spots. about 45 centimeters generally speaking. the clipper will be pulling into the new england states. 8 centimeters in the pacific northwest. not too much this time of the year. down below you'll likely see warm conditions prevail. in los angeles, 26 degrees. likely to continue on into your friday. across here in japan, winter pressure pattern is intensifying in northern locations of japan, seeing gusty conditions up to about 130 kilometer gusts. snowfall up to 80 centimeters additionally. and the gusts really strong

media partner the san jose mercury news reports that local leaders will head to arizona for crash course on how to put on a superbowl. levi stadium hold next year big game. superbowl 50. local police officers good there firefighters and organizers. look for continues on how to happen the crowd live broad was even how to make sure the power doesn't go out. >> developing news. bay area bad air quality could be new rules for back yard barbecue. look of storms led to 14 spare the air day so far this month. some people in the bay area are now asking air quality officials to set limits on the use of out door wood burning pizza ovens and smokers. public meetings about possible use restriction will begin next month. >> if can't get break from from this. >> spencer has the latest on the forecast and what's going on outside. spencer. >> okay. right now we have increasing areas of fog spill over mainly from the central valley through the straits and delta. high cloud and low cloud near the coast out over the bay. meanwhile interthe golden gate brim where we are still concerned about the possibility

. >> get this, the mercury is only going to drop as the day goes on today. jackie is here with a look at our first forecast. jackie, usually we're used to the day going on and the temperatures rising. >> that's right. we're going downhill. and in fact, we were in the mid 40's earlier this morning. we dropped down to 41 right now but if you add in the gusty winds and it feels like 31 you can see the shaking going on here on our rooftop camera as that arctic air mass invades our region. in fact, look at the wind chills just to the north and west. 27 in gaithersburg. 21 in winchester and down to 18 now in cumberland so we're making some very significathe temperature department. setting the stage for that wet weather to come in here in the form of snowfall before you wake up tomorrow morning. look at the wind gusts around 30 miles per hour at dulles airport. 30 in winchester. so that's going to be a little tough on some of those east-west traveled roads into this afternoon and while skies are clear now, we're expecting them to cloud up tonight as the clipper sys

normal cold day it's really freezing with that comes the ritual that so many of us go through when the mercury starts to dip. >> a long sleeve shirt and a long sleeve sweater and leotards under my slacks and scarf and gloves and a heavy jacket. with temperatures in the 20s, every layer counts. like joanne randal, of west philadelphia. >> i put on my long johns i work outside, very to stay warm. >> there are people that like this weather, juan valdez says the snow is refreshing and removing the snow is a workout. >> blood is pumping, i like it. >> that is not the popular perspective. >> i don't like it. brr. >> it is like brr, i have to tell you by in large the roads are in good shape remain vigilant and look for the slick spots and think tomorrow is colder and spring is still more than 10 weeks away. reporting live from independence mall walter perez channel 6 "action news." >> check out the new features we added to the storm tracker 6 happen you can report the weather, add your own photo and report the conditions, or post a digital postcard select your favorite weather pic and share it with f