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. >> of mother nature caused some major headaches. the massive storm system hit the georgetown particularly hard. a funnel cloud roars through the area and at least two people are dead in the southeast as a result of the rough weather. heavy rains and wind gusts were the problems during the evening rush but the potential for severe weather remains. >> we checked with the chief meteorologist with the very latest. >> of the main threat for us tonight will be flooding. the thunderstorms will stay to the south but the range covers a large area now, especially the rest of the day. even that may be dropped before the expiration at 2:00. everyone else is under a flash flood watch, warning, or advisory. areas, the wind advisories continue, too. the showers are not intense thunderstorms but it will produce when overnight because some very cold there is headed our way. >> any time the weather strikes, you can get the forecast with our applications complete with live radar, current conditions, and the seven-day forecast. >> an emergency meeting

. >> is the contact with our mother nature. >>nature -- >> (speaking spanish). >> that will live us food, take care of us and receive us before we die. >> (speaking spanish). >> we also have this and movement of work. >> (speaking spanish). >> or conversation. >> (speaking spanish). >> which is the key to receive love. >> (speaking spanish). >> and all these type of movements were followed by this style of dance with its own co n coring on gravy. >> >> (speaking spanish) (music). (applause). >> can you play the music please? >> i want to dance with everybody. >> well, he's not there. (music). >> okay do you have any questions? we need to have some minutes and would like to answer some questions. yes? >> (inaudible). >> is it hard to dance? >> (speaking spanish). >> it's not difficult. you just got to put a lot of effort into it. and okay so we're teaching classes at the cultural center on saturdays from two to three we teach cajon and three to four we teach dance. >> (speaking spanish). >> (inaudible). >> (speaking spanish). >>

. >>> it feels like mother nature is flipping the switch on us, doesn't it? from 70s and sunshine today to the chance of flurries on friday. erica gonzalez follows our team coverage on the wacky, potentially dangerous weather. >>. >> reporter: it's a beautiful night here in dupont circle. a lot of folks are out enjoying the evening, going out for a stroll, bike ride org a jog. i just got off the phone with our meteorologist who you heard from a minute ago and in order to prepare for tomorrow this is what you need, from start to finish, a pair of shorts, an umbrella, an heavy coat to brace yourself for what mother nature has in store for us tomorrow. what a night to be outside. spring like. >> i think it is pretty insane. like it's snowing one minute and then warm enough to sit outside the next. >> reporter: temperatures haven't been this mild in january in four years. >> today we got out. you didn't even need gloves. we were so excited. >> reporter: it is practically a jogger's jub lee and others felt it was a fine night for dining outside. people are lovin'

. >> reporter: and business is sweet again after mother nature dealt p and j's a terrible blow. >> weill have a business. and we're succeeding, and with the help of mother nature, we'll get back to where we were previous to that oil disaster. >> i can learn how to do it. if i can eat it i can open one, right? and i love to eat them. so here's my knife. >> go in at the hinge right here. >> here's the hinge. okay. is that good? >> yeah, that was good. then you kind of scrape the bottom there. >> i can eat? >> yeah. >> good and salty. i love it. >> so there is nowhere that you're going to have as many great oysters dishes as the oyster capital of the world in new orleans. >> we want some of those oysters here right now. wusa 9, the place to be for the super bowl. we'll continue our reports all week long. blitz and glitz. join us sunday as the ravens take on the 49ers. >>> we had great oysters tonight here, that's for sure. all right, looking ahead to the game, there are some former redskins that are going to be featured in this weekend's game. we'll hear from former first round pick carl

. >> you can't count on mother nature anymore.'s not very reliable. >> reporter: or predictable. so many across the country right now bundled up and wondering what mother nature might bring next. jay grey, nbc news. >> and this weekend we can finally crack below freezing temps. >> let's go to kim. >> we're looking to do that this afternoon. won't that be nice to finally nudge above the freezing mark? it won't be by much, but at least it'll be a step in the right direction. it's great to see you. i have some snowflakes falling on the weather map behind me off to the west in prince william county. right along route 17 we have some light snow showers coming down. up closer to the beltway, around the eisenhower connector, a few more flurries. they won't be sticking around too much longer. i'll tell you about the rest of your forecast today and right through the weekend when i see you in a bit. >> all right, kim. thank you. >>> today gun control once again will be the subject of demonstration here in washington. thousands are expected

and with the help of mother nature, we'll get back to where we were previous to that oil disaster. >> reporter: al says i can learn how to do it. if i can eat it, i can open one. and i love to eat them. here's my name. where do we start? >> at the hinge right here. >> reporter: there's the hinge. is that good? >> yeah, that was good. and then you kind of scrape the bottom there. >> reporter: it's good to eat? >> it's beautiful. >> reporter: good and salty. i love it. >> there's nowhere that you're going to have as many great oyster dishes as the oyster capital of the world in new orleans. >> we're a little jealous here. wusa9 is the place to be for the super bowl. we'll continue to have reports all week long. and then of course join us sunday as the ravens take on the 49ers. >> if you know andrea, you're wonder where the poe bass company was in -- tobasco was in that shot. >>> the question of the morning, which city has hosted the n.f.l. super bowl more than any other city in the united states? is it a, new orleans, b, phoenix, or c, miami? >> you can post your answer on our facebook

the sexual responses given to us by the universe or mother nature. we are tested to see if we are capable of inseminating a female by having nocturnal erections at nighttime. >>>um hum >>>other nature is checking to see the circulation, if the nerves have the sensitivity, if were producing enough sperm, if we can actually get an erection to inseminate. that's mother nature checking in on us. men lose that nocturnal erection capability with time. androzene brings you back to all your sexual capabilities. your sexual youth so to say. and that jj, is one of the first testimonials i get from guys who use androzene, >>um hum >>>they go, you know what, i got up this morning, and i was able to pull vault out of bed, you know? and that's a really really good feeling for a man. >now you had mentioned earlier, again, you are a book about sexual health as well, and, you're very, very candid in your book. you know, you yourself, you know, suffer with some challenges >>>m hum >suffered with some challenges in the bedroom. tell us a little bit about, you know, what

mother nature will not do much melting for you with highed only expected in the upper 20s.day in a row with temperatures failing to get out of the upper 20s. satellite-radar, we should see some sunshine this afternoon. are we looking good for later today. this is our next system, another clipper will approach and that will tap into southern moisture tomorrow and bring us yet another round of snow tomorrow afternoon and tomorrow night. that one looks like it will have a little more moisture to work with. we might be talking about a couple of inches area-wide tomorrow afternoon and tomorrow night just in time for the evening commute tomorrow. tomorrow morning's commute will be fine. it will be tomorrow evening for the next round of snow. still cold and breezy out there with wind gusting north and west to about 30. 22 tonight becoming cloudy again. i think we'll wake up with just clouds tomorrow and that light snow redevelops tomorrow afternoon with a high temperature of only 30. weekend temperatures gradually get above freezing and we'll jump up near 50 by the middle of next

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. >>> coming up -- mother nature raises the roof. >> it sounded like an explosion. >>> and later -- a bungee cord tightens around a jumper's neck. >> it seemed like the most vivid nightmare i've ever experienced. >>> and a baby carriage rolls right into the path of an oncoming train. look what mommy is having. mommy's having a french fry. yes she is, yes she is. [ bop ] [ male announcer ] could've had a v8. 100% vegetable juice, with three of your daily vegetable servings in every little bottle. [ coughs ] [ baby crying ] ♪ [ male announcer ] robitussin® liquid formula soothes your throat on contact and the active ingredient relieves your cough. robitussin®. don't suffer the coughequences™. >>> kawai, the fourth largest of the hawaiian islands, is well-known for its sparkling waters and serene landscapes. but, in 1992, the seas are anything but calm on a day mother nature wreaks havoc in paradise. 62-year-old surfer tony has lived in kawai for almost 40 years, attracted by the picturesque shoreline and plentiful rainforests. >> great surf, great beaches. it's beautiful. >> but, in sep

well, mother nature wants to make sure we don't forget what season we're in. news reporter george is telling us how people are coping. >> the snow couldn't have come at a worse time. the flakes started falling with force around the time people were trying to get home. >> some of the drivers were driving like they were speeding and cutting in frobt of other people and just idiots. >> accidents across the region slowed life down for others, but the pavement held up well. state highway administration officials say their 1,800 salt trucks and plow trucks helped keep the area free from treacherous conditions in the baltimore region. but as the highways remained clear many neighborhood roads and sidewalks were snow-covered and slippery like the intersection in baltimore's wyman park. >> it's bad. you can see the car going up there now which. off green light and you can come right on through hear. >> and don't forget that you can get the forecast and track weather in real time new use our android and iphone a.p. that comes with weather conditionses and your insta-wea

. >> well, we're going to get a short treat from mother nature and it will be brief and it's coming.etails are next.  ♪ using robotics and mobile technology, verizon innovators have made it possible for teachers to teach, and for a kid... nathan. tadpole. ... to feel like a kid again. because the world's biggest challenges deserve even bigger solutions. powerful answers. verizon. >>> another cold day today. the temperatures did not get near the seasonal average. we had 37 degrees at reagan national; 33, dulles and 34 at bwi thurgood marshal and we should be in the low 40s

factor tip of the day, do not fool around with mother nature. we're coming right back. >> bill: back of the book segment tonight. the african country mali a is back water. poor perfect place for al qaeda to take root. now it seems that islamic militants may seize control of mali. standing in the way the french who controlled the country at one time. french armed forces are fighting al qaeda but the u.s.a. is standing back. >> there is no consideration of putting american boots on the ground at this time. we have commended the french for this effort to try to go into mali. >> joining now to analyze colonel david hunt in boston and lieutenant ravel peters in washington. should americans care about this. >> absolutely. while we bogged ourselves down in average teaching hygiene methods to afghan villagers al qaeda has been spreading around the world. bill, nowhere have they had more success than in mali. they now control an area larger than the state of texas. and the french god bless them they are doing the right thick. the french army is a shadow.

mother nature prepare to go leave behind a mess. janice dean with your first degree forecast. >> hi heather high ainsley. do not adjust your set, you are seeing snow in the south in mississippi if you can believe it. it is flying. we have reports of accidents on the roads. people are told to stay off the road ways. it's not like here in the midwest where we have the complement to get out there and plow the road ways. this is the south. it doesn't happen that often. look at this snow. we could get more snow in jackson mississippi than we have in chicago this year. you can see the temperatures cold enough for snow. 34 memphis. 35 nashville. you have to see a little bit of a mix as we head across the tennessee river valley. one ter storm warnings for jackson, up in huntsville, alabama. it will be mainly a rain event. as we head up toward the appalachian area we could get anywhere from 6-12 inches but a wide swath of 3 to 6 inches. winter is here across the south if you can believe it. anywhere from 3 to 6 to 12 inches in the mountains.

a nice treat for mother nature. also serving us storms into wednesday.vening, we're under a slight risk to the south and west of us of seeing severe weather. it will be a warm day but also be an active day. not so active today. partly sunny skies. we have fog but it will be mild. get out and enjoy it. let's check in with julie wright. >> still very busy at this hour. let's get right to it. show you the outer loop of the beltway at root 4. the crash tying up the left lane. there's also delay on the inner loop down to 16 miles an hour into the local lanes headed for the wilson bridge. westbound freeway the crash has cleared. let's continue with the cameras and show you what's out there on the roads. a slow go off of the inner loop southbound 95, 495 college park. lanes are open. outer loop of the beltway below speed and now southbound on 270 delays out of german town leaving rockville. that's a check of your fox 5 on time traffic. >> thank you very much. law makers in virginia and in the maryland state legislatures have tried their hands at redrawing votin

but mother nature's picturesque view sent snowplows into overdrive just before the rush hour commute. and caused more than 100 accidents. >> i was talking with my friends down in south carolina. it's 60, 70 degrees. they're going to the beach. >> reporter: speaking of the beach -- >> we were coming in from cozumel. to ft. lauderdale. >> what happened? >> we got -- you brought us snow. >> reporter: multiple flights into reagan national airport were delayed because of the snow and visibility, or lack thereof. >> so they kept us on the plane for two hours. >> reporter: you'd think it the perfect time to partake in some ice skating. but it's so cold most of the amateurs, i said most, have decided to stay in leaving the rink and the fancy tricks to the pros. >> i took a love to it. i've worked here for about six years now. you know, it's something i love to do during the winter. >> reporter: erica gonzalez, news 4. >> some good skaters out there. >> this morning we had to deal with a lot of refreezing in the area. >> still some flurries out there. we're getting reports on twitter. western

. >> trouble on the tracks this morning thanks to mother nature. the wind brought down this street on the train tracks. while crews work to clean up the mess, service was suspended while writers waited for a bus instead. -- riders waited for a bus instead. heavy rain and wind sent this tree tumbling down. the large trunk fell between these two cars. he woke up to find his car buried under branches and leaves. he says he is lucky the tree fell perfectly behind his bumper. >> i cannot believe how lucky i got. >> the trees also brought down power lines. while crews worked to repair the problems, roads were shut down. residents say they were left in the dark for more than 12 hours. >> it happened at 9:00. >> what a mess. well as we said, the worst of the weather technically has moved out and now we are back to a fairly stable pattern. the other question is about all the cold we are experiencing. jacqui jeras is here with a look at our forecast. >> so many places are still in flux right now. this is google earth. there is quite a bit of activity still o

he has to face mother nature and father time. >> he is going to have to face that team on saturday. pollard, all those guys. as far as this game, the fact that no. 52 is in there, that is where our focus is. >> probably a good strategy. stick around. more on the forecast straight ahead. >> here is a look at what we are working on for 11 news tonight. a local group of parents say this is critical for a child's developing a. the group that is getting national attention right now. plus, buyer and seller beware. robberies' by online >> a quick check of the forecast. >> unusual, unseasonably mild round your. showers -- we may hold around 49 or so. look at the weekend. 64 degrees. read it and weep, ger. actually, i think i would rather be out in the cold with year. >> the denver forecast. 15. the teenage years. [captioning made possible by constellation energy group] captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org-- >> thank you for joining us. >> nightly news with brian williams's next. we will see would allow the clock.

. >> yes, mother nature has not been helping out with that.gh surf advisory at the beaches that will allow for caution this weekend. as we head outside right now it's certainly another cold morning and it will be for the next several hours. we have to get beyond nine or ten before we start to warm up. look at the roof camera. the sun not up until 7:22, setting at 5:19. the seas building all weekend long. nine hours and fifty-seven minutes of lay light out there. we take a look at the live doppler this morning. it is nice and clear. it will stay that way for the next several days. the first chance of rain coming in for the second part of next week. so it's going to be several days before we look for any help from mother nature in the snow department. but, boy, once again, that cold air draining into the valleys and really with losing the heat from the atmosphere, we are talking chilly. oakland at 39. but you go right to fairfield at 28. 31 in livermore. good morning, san jose. 35 for you. 50 half moon bay and down around the central coast you w

. >>> still ashe had acre travel nightmare in europe thanks to mother nature. >> plus, eye look at thelook at the forecast in the d.c. region. tucker barnes has all the details in just a few minutes. see you then.  ever since mom and dad have been working with viva, people have been daring them to clean up tough messes. my fans think a paper towel can't handle this. that is tough when wet. (peggy) grab viva, and break the rules on all your tough messes. >>> and you are taking a live picture that. looks like the chinatown arch this morning all lit up. no too many people out in that part of town but didn't a lot of people heading downtown this morning. very chilly morning in the nation's capital on this inauguration day and the rush to get into the city for today's swearing-in is already under way. across the pond, europe's busiest airport is having trouble getting planes in and out thanks to mother nature i'm blast of winter weather has also closed schools and disrupt train service in britain. long ton's heathrow airport says it has canceled about 130 flights today, 10

. >>> mother nature has delivered in january. warm weather. it is crazy out there. but it is fabulous. >>> who is out in it? doug. he knows where to be. how warm did we get today? >> we got close to 70 degrees and many of us, temperatures in the low to mid 70s today. here we are. month of january. we have not seen this warm weather since 2008. currently we are sitting at 59 degrees at the airport. notice the cool spots. d.c. that's also annapolis and patuxent river, alonged abouties of water. we are still in the mid 60s. 64 in zbath egaithersburg. hour by hour taking through the time periods of 7:00, 64 degrees. 63 by 8:00. we are not dealing with rain right now. take a look at this. look at the showers and the thunderstorms, severe weather out to the west. numerous tornado warnings currently in effect. some of them around st. louis, missouri area. the wild weather over the next few days. >>> back to our top store write. murder of a teenage girl from maryland after she went on a website called tagged. the website comes with a warning tonight from the family of that

. >> mother nature is such a tease though. you know where we're going back to. >> i know. february is almost here so i know what is in store for us. >> let's check in with julie wright to see what is in store out on the roadways i don't i'm just going to hibernate until april. all right. trouble on the roads early this morning. northbound route one in virginia as you approach 123, accident activity tying up at late two lanes. we'll show you what else is happening here on the roads. 395 across the 14th street bridge, easy drive right now with no issues reported. outser loop of the beltway at speed leaving college park trying to get past colesville road. both 95 and 295 clear traveling between bwi marshall and the capital beltway. northbound i-95, no issues here in virginia in both the express lane and main line. traffic is a little bit below speed coming flu woodbridge but lanes are open headed out through the beltway. a little bit of fog to contend with this morning. that's a check of your fox 5 on-time traffic. >>> now to our big story this morning, a bipartisan deal for

crews have been working all day to try to clean up mother nature is a mess. he also worked to clear the snow away from his driveway before going to work. >> we need more snow. >> while not everyone thinks that way, students were happy to have the day off. >> many took advantage of the weather, even the younger ones. his family just moved here from hawaii last month, so this morning brought much excitement. today was the first time that he had played in the snow. >> it was his first time in snow, so i was happy for him. >> some people having fun in the snow today. we are not out of the woods yet. we could get more snow. >> adam caskey is outside, where it may look better, but it is still cold outside. >> the difference is the wind has picked up. i will talk about how cold it will get tonight coming up. first, i want to share some of the wonderful pictures that folks have said to me by facebook. this is a little snow angel in falls church. what a great picture that is. this is taffy the dog. his mother says that he was so excited when he woke up to see the snow

mother nature has done an excellent job of bringing polar bear winter temperatures to this event. this event raises millions of dollars for special olympics athletes. people have been braving that elements. >> i'm holding up really well. i'm not going into the water. for the people going into the water, it is a little bit different. this is plunge number 14. they will start in a couple of seconds. 50 plungers are plunging every hour for 24 hours. there they are now. going into the water once again. this is plunged number 14 are the super plungers. not snowing now, that is the good news. it will be a little windy tomorrow. it is cold and frigid out there. look at that, the 14th lines in how well they are doing. they look great. what does it feel like? jennifer franciotti is going in right now will let you know. >> getting ready to hit the water. the water is choppy. the wind is blowing and it is snowing. you can see folks are dipping into the water. everyone here is raising for a reason. they are here for the special olympic athletes. it is called, isn't it? everyone is psyching th

but there will be yet another natural disaster of one sort or another, perhaps manmade, perhaps mother nature. what we must do as a nature is to get ahead of that, to prepare ourselves not only with emergency responses, but more and just as important, to prepare the infrastructure to protect the lives and the property of the citizens of this nation. that's the second lesson of superstorm sandy. build the infrastructure to prepare for the next flood, the next hurricane, the next onslaught of mother nature. in so doing, we not only reduce the cost of that next storm, that next flood, but we also save the lives of americans. and we put people to work right now. this nation is not yet fully recovered from the recession of 2008. this nation has not yet fully brought americans back to work, and we can do so taking the lesson of this day's action here on the floor of the house of representatives. where we -- at least most of us -- voted to build for the future, voted to put in place those infrastructure improvements, not for yesterday, not to rebuild just what was there that was destroyed, but rathe

take it easy on there, mother nature. >>> also this morning, what a way to impress your hometown.re stunt above sarasota, florida. wait until you hear about what he plans to do next. a family of truly brave people. bravery i will never know. >> i won't know it, either. i'm with you on that. >> he made it, though. >>> later this half hour, another member of whitney houston's family is revealing new secrets about her past. yesterday we heard from her mother. and now another relative is speaking out. very, very interesting stuff. that's going to come up in "the skinny." >> the more you learn, the sadder the story becomes. >>> but first, stocks could surge to a record high today after more than a week of gains. >> that's right. the dow could cross the 14,000 mark for the first time since the recession hit back in 2007. this morning, overseas markets are up, after reports of a real estate rebound. here's abc's david muir. >> reporter: this spike in home prices unthinkable just two years ago. economists who studied prices across 20 american cities revealing they've seen the biggest incr

mother nature didn't produce the waves needed for the surfing competition. but today.learned that the competition is on. two dozen of the world's best surfers will battle the elements and against themselves in front of thousands. kron four's philippe djegal spoke with residents and business owners happy to see that the invitational is back. >> there will be world renowned surfers where they should see swells of 30 ft.- 40 ft.. >> we are bringing this specific scope of the world. and now the secret is out. >> donald and his eight year-old son have been waiting for this since the last invitational in 2010. >> i want to see the big waves. and i want to see how they handle them. >> my son his excited to see these. >> the co-founder is experiencing a great turn out. >> i think that we could see from 10,000. the weather is going to be absolutely gorgeous. if you want to go to the beach it is going to be beautiful. >> in half moon bay, phillipe djegal, kron 4 news. coming up, lebron and james making history. and often a good evening, everybody who. watches this. you are going

. >> can never really count on mother nature anymore. she's not very reliable. >> reporter: or predictable. so many across the country right now bundled up and wondering what mother nature might bring next. jay gray, nbc news. >> and a live look right now, snow is sticking to our roads right now. we'll keep monitoring the snowfall here in our region and get you updated on road conditions as the afternoon rolls on. >>> breaking news on a deadly crash in southeast washington right now along the line in prince georges county. a collision involving four vehicles including an ambulance has killed at least one person. this happened on southern avenue southeast near 12th street. police say one of the cars slammed into the ambulance. that car rolled over and caught fire. two paramedics involved were taken to the hospital and are expected to survive. no word yet on any other injuries or deaths or what may have caused that crash. >>> now, to a shocking crime. an 18-year-old girl killed and left in the middle of the street. the search is on right n

. >> for mother nature, and the ocean. but the rivers and the forest. who will speak for the redwoods and the brisle cones? for the sailors lost at sea, for the eyes that search for them, for the soldier and the soldier's widow. for the one in jail, and for the one that waits for the one in jail. and for the one who never had a chance to speak and found guilty. for the lovers torn apart and for the ones kept apart by, laws and prejudices. for the spare rows and the humming birds and for the weeds and the hararas and for the women of gaza. for the one tortured in the darkness. for the refugees wrapped in barbed wire. for each and every human being who sleeps tonight out in the rain. for shelter, for every human being who sleeps tonight out in the rain. for the child with nostalgia to be born, for every child to get home safe. for the elderly alone, for the worldwide end of hate, disease, and poverty. for a just world still to come, where no one goes hungry and the water is clean. and prisons are outlawed and schools are free. and exciting. and poetry, ma

technology but to mother nature for. evil doers. sniffer dogs have been used for this purpose for a long time now. they're great at explosives or drugs detection but they have one major disadvantage a dog is really only able to work a maximum of thirty minutes before needing a rest they can resume work only after six to eight hours with a dog isn't able to tell you the exact kind of substance it's found it can only signal that something is there by raising a poor or giving some other sign but then it's up to the explosives team to figure it very often putting their own lives at risk to do so also every dog is different simply might not be in the mood to work in contrast our detectors will work exactly the same as all the others. according to the developers. apart from their competitors is the simplicity of operation and its ability to. and much of the. potential. in the. opposite direction. by knowing how. to pass a fixed distance. field spectrometers can identify what's in the air around us does it take to come preloaded with a dat

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he outran mother nature. >> after slipping sideways on his snowmobile. >> you can tell that these guys are experienced at what they're doing, because if you go to the guys' youtube channel, there's a ton of them snowmobiling. >> not one you see racing down the mountain and wiping everything out. >> he is racing down at 100 miles an hour, but he's doing 120, so it's just better. >> beat it anyway. >> yeah. >>> holy cow. i think that's going to slow us down today. >>> miracle of birth was caught on camera. >> and thanks to the "new york post" we get to see the video. >> is it going to be messy and syrupy. >> you're not going to see a lot of graphic detail. in fact, we're looking at the bronx police station at the yankee stadium subway stop. part of the subway station and 20-year-old tamika was on her way to see her doctor when he water broke. >> some police officers turned this part of their office if into a makeshift delivery room putting doan everything from blankets to bags to jackets. they have an emt on the phone and these guys happen to catch it on camera. listen to them talking ab

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>> mother nature. evens things out. last week we had a storm system that moved down the west coast. it's now moving through arizona. much of the country was cool if not cold. the weather pattern has flipped. we're watching a lot of rain and moisture streaming in off the pacific into the northwest this week. two stephanie abrahms in two days. probably have a chance of rain through thursday. then the middle of the country will warm up with severe weather this week. this is the big january thaw across the country as the cold canadian air is a thing of the past. cold in the intermountain west under clear skies. worst weather out there in the entire country is in the northwest. some rain. colder air with snow around spokane. western washington state is dealing with snow but the pacific air moves in it will warm things up. snow levels are beginning to rise. we're not worried about snow on i-5. some of the highest of the passes. you see the radar there, pretty filled in. for your forecast today for your travel concerns in the northwest we'll see periods of rain on and off especially this m

you have the power, you have been given this great gift by the creator of the universe or by mother nature or some combination thereof. to change your life for the better, to be better than you are today. use this resource. work to improve yourself because you will have a happier life in the end. will see it on one of my morning walks or bike rides. thank you very much. >> my goodness, what a rich a day. we can all have hope and not be fearful about anything. we take that attitude that we can reverse things. haute not going to tell them what my next birthday is going to be. she was born in 1932. one woman looked up at me and says, dear? she found out it was ok. we can all have the ability to do whatever we want to do. when she is not wrapping -- rapping, she is the co-director on the center for elder abuse and neglect, the university of california, irvine. a program called the institute of aging to 2007, i am proud to serve on that board. from catholic university in washington, who is started with the first song. there is no excuse for elder abuse. >> i am very happy to be here to talk to

the mavericks international surf competition relied, as you can imagine, very heavily on mother nature cooperating. so this is the first time in three years that this competition went forward. fans came out, excited to be here at 8:30 this morning, a half hour after it got under way. people watched the action from a jumbotron. in years past spectators were able to watch it from the beach or bluffs. but the worlds changed after a rogue wave caused injuries in 2010 when it crashed into a crowd. >> we were born and raised here and wanted to check it out. we've never been. we were disappointed we couldn't make it out to pillar point, but we're having a great time. >> watching it here on the jumbotron. not exactly the same, but hey, it's here, maverick, what you need -- that's how you need to see it. make the best out of it and enjoy it for what it is. >> reporter: waves were not 30 feet as expected, but we are hearing there were some that reached 25 feet. still incredibly challenging even for the best surfers. this is the first year mavericks is on the world tour. again, we just learned pe

had to make up the 3rd round where mother nature interrupted things yesterday. but the friendly roll, tapped in for birdie. 54 holes, here he is pitching in for birdie. just off of the green. he was going to break out the red shirt tomorrow because he has a 6-shot lead with 11 holes left. from that to a little tennis for you. how about the australian open. that is andy murry. we are in the final here of this one. murry a little distracted here. a little faitherred getting in the way. won the first set. after that it was all djokovic. in the midst of going back to back to back in this particular event. this is championship points. the first player to win 3 straight australian open. >> oh,ure know, we have the hard court for you. manuel gallegus golden browns for you on the road at colorado. tipping off here. but the problem is, baggage claim. they could not hit anything. 20% shooting in the first half. 181st half points. colorado -- 18, 1st half points. colorado going ahead. booker, hit a 3-pointer. he had 20. and cal falls under .500. they lose. it is a tough go

the sunday event will be the first mavericks competition held in three years courtesy of mother naturetor says a storm- generated swell is rushing to the break, bringing in 30-foot waves. top surfers around the world are said to be showing up for this competition. >>> a lot of people in the bay area were treated a spectacular site in the sky. we were told, the light was the meet yore. this picture was sent to us by a ktvu viewer. >>> 49er playoff fever continues to rage the permanent and growing trend some business owners are seeing. that can help lower cholesterol. and it tastes good? sure does! right... ♪ wow. delicious, right? yeah. it's the honey, it makes it taste so... ♪ well, would you look at the time... what's the rush? be happy. be healthy. >>> been a good day on wall street with the s&p -- s&p 500 hitting a five-year high and improved housing and jobs better than expected from ebay, that stock is up 2.5%. the dow is up 99. the nasdaq up 21. s&p up 10. >>> local tattoo shops are reporting a spike in business from excited 49er fans. customers are asking for tattoos like the on