and remaining above normal thursday. most locations reach above freezing thursday afternoon, a nice break from the recent bitter cold. clouds move back in thursday night and linger through friday. a stray snow shower or flurries are possible friday with a gusty northwest wind. the frigid air zero friday night through tuesday morning. sunday and monday mornings will be the coldest days with temperatures averaging 10 below zero both mornings.a quiet night is ahead with temperatures above normal and remaining above normal thursday. most locations reach above freezing thursday afternoon, a nice break from the clouds move back in thursday night and linger through friday. zero friday night through tuesday morning. sunday and monday mornings will be the coldest days with temperatures averaging 10 below zero both mornings. a local family mourning the loss tonight of a man murdered in memphis over the weekend. 48-year-old lonnie ludvigson shot and killed during an apparent robbery attempt. memphis police say one of four men in ma

temperatures will be near normal to slightly above normal through this time. we are tracking the potential of a light rain/snow mix wedneday afternoon into thursday. there is a litte better chance of waterloo. quentin hart sworn in as the first black mayor of waterloo. kwwl's jessica hartman was there to witness the historical moment and also #aught up with hart earlier today to talk about what the community can expect to see during his term. ongratulations mr. mayor." a historic moment - - but one quentin hart hopes is of his skin. at the center of his focus on change - - creating an "i wnt to represeet the entire city of waterloo and you can't represent him, if you don't know the people, so i am trying to get out there and meet people." and he is starting with waterloo's religious ommunities - - visitinin various denominations of churches like the ones here on church row." "i think if there is an area where we can pull together. we can see some common ground is to waste this opportunity - as mayor he hopes to create a momo postive city image - - is with rega

before valentine's, near normal to colder than normal. as far as precipitation, we are going to see rain likely on february 3. that is seven days away, and you will see that on the seven-day, the snow in the mountains. as far as a winter storm, we don't see anything looming, we will be watching for february so that is the weather summary of what we are tracking for you on february. and when we do see another winter storm developing, we will certainly keep you advised on it and its tracks. now the weather forecast for now looks very good for your outdoor plans coming up. as for seeing more melting snow over the next few days. if you were traveling south, we will be driving into the carolinas and chances for rain tomorrow, but we will stay dry, jumping ahead to your friday, looks like another dry day. we are going to see cold temperatures in the mornings. we will see refreezing of that melting snow. and during the afternoon, highs reaching into the 40s. so tonight is going to be colder than what we have seen the last few nights. into the 20

and remaining above normal thursday. most locations reach above freezing thursday afternoon, a nice break from the recent bitter cold. clouds move back in thursday night and linger through friday. a stray snow shower or flurries not. the wind chill remains below zero friday night through monday mornings will be the coldest days with temperatures averaging 10 below zero both remaining above normal thursday. most locations reach above freezing thursday afternoon, a nice break from the recent bitter cold. clouds move back in thursday night and linger through friday. a stray snow shower or flurries are possible friday with a gusty below who robbed a bank, ditched the cash in a nearby apartment complex- after tenant let him in. 26 year old - jon robert ellingson of cedar falls has been arrested. police say this is ellingson inside the bank- in a uni panther jacket. he apparently walked out of the bank with some cash- then changed clothes before walking through a nearby pharmacy and a nearyby apartment complex. . kwwl's lauren

highs have been slightly above normal a fair amount of the time, but far below normal at other times. the average temperature (high plus low divided by 2) has been about 2 degrees below normal. 27 is our current temperature in sioux city. local temperatures are in the 20s. winds are southeast at 10 to 15 miles per hour, resulting in wind chills in the teens for most, and single digits in storm lake. you can see low pressure forming and quickly stirring will bring us a small chance of light snow, but this system looks less impressive today than it did at this time yesterday. the stormcast hd shows the kansas snow not presenting a large impact to us locally. this system looks weaker than yesterday. it will be gone by thursday night. on friday, high pressure will slide through, helping to bring more sunshine but also dragging in colder air from the north in the process. as the high a southerly wind temperatures weekend. the snow average of a half inch of snow coming mainly tomorrow evening. sioux city may see little to no snow. your forecast for tonight is a low of 19 with cloudy skies.

temperatures will be near normal to slightly above normal through this time. we are tracking the potential of a light rain/snow mix wednesday afternoon into thursday. there is a little better chance of rain/snow friday. friday night turns colder and any precipitation would be in the for of snow at this point and continue into saturday as the storm tracks away from iowa. the big story for the weekend and early next week is the cold. near 10 and lows below zero for shooting that has left a two year old boy with serious injuries. it happened sunday night...just before midnight on the 900 block kwwl's shirley descorbeth has been working this story all day long. shirley...what's the latest? well, right now police are trying to piece together how a two-year-old boy became the victim of gunfire. it's a calm scene now...but last night at about 11:45 dubuque police responded to the nine hundred block of main street. they say a two year old boy was hurt in a shooting inside this apartment. according to the police report -- he has facial wounds. they say several people w

temperatures will rise to near normal with highs in the lower to middle 50s. community leaders packed brookland baptist church this morning for the 18th annual columbia urban league mlk breakfast. superintendent of education molly spearman was the guest speaker. she spoke about south carolina's push to break down walls, teaching students the life lessons that will serve them well in the work force... things like punctuality, integrity and the ability to work well with others. her message aligned with the urban league's mission to remind local business leaders of what king's legacy means to economic and that wasn't the only celebration for dr. king in the midlands today. the alpha phi plpha fraternity, incorporated hosted a wreath laying ceremony to commemorate the historic marker honoring mlk. the event was at the marker at harder and green street. and after the wreath laying many people headed over to martin luther king, junior park for the city of columbia's annual mlk day celebration. local leaders spoke at both events including u- s-c president harris past

normal 39. we will be at normal today. beautiful sunrise at 7:09 this morning. 18 kingston, poughkeepsie and carmel 17. 21 monticello. these numbers are close to normal for the overnight hours here early in the morning. light winds here to a calm wind. winds are coming across from the west. going to be great. windchills out and about,ing to get going, grab the warm gear, you need that, scarf, gloves. monticello at 8. sunshine, clear skies back to the great lakes. i was showing you a clipper system around lake superior. it will be headed eastward across lake ontario and moving across into canada. not doing much at all. we thought we might get a sprinkle or flurry out of that this evening. temperatures in the 20s as we get going during the day. 10:00 low 30s. mid-30s by noontime. then we will touch that 38, 37, maybe 40 around poughkeepsie for the afternoon. sunny. normal high temperature at 39. that will feel good. tonight partly cloudy skies with a low of 34. then tomorrow we got sunshine. a milder day. we are at 47 on sun

not to mention below normal. but notice nec week we're looking at 45 degrees as we go into thursday. well, there you go. warming up very nicely by the end of next week but we get a cold shot in here and that's going to be the way the winter goes with cold shot here back to warm. cold shot again. that kind of thing. >> okay. back and forth? >> hoping for a blizzard. >> i know. >> debbie duhaime, you're not >>> no, no, i'll take the sunshine and the warmth anytime. >> blizzard is not really fun because that's just wind and blowing snow. >> okay. >> we want -- snowstorm. >> still definitely want the snowstorm. oh, yeah. >> go snowstorm, go snowstorm. >> he's getting all worked up about it i know. good morning -- it i know. good morning everybody. and happy new year to everybody. we're going start off by telling you what's happening on the van wyck northbound getting up to the grand central. although traffic pretty light so far this morning. fdr drive northbound in the 70s and an accident still being cleared southbou

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temperatures will rise to near normal with highs in the lower to middle 50s. new at noon. late thursday into friday with our next storm system. temperatures will rise to near normal with highs in the lower to middle 50s. new at noon. a drive by shooting and police pursuit in kershaw county. deputies arrested alan holloway and levi gibbs early sunday morning. the two are facing multiple charges including attempted murder. deputies say the duo shot into a home on bob-o-link road in lugoff saturday night. after the shooting an elgin officer spotted the suspect's vehicle, but when she tried to pull them over, they took off. the suspects were later found after crashing their vehicle near wildwood lane in elgin. they were taken to the hospital and are now in jail awaiting a bond hearing. the man and woman who were shot are expected to be okay. a driver dies in a crash while trying to elude deputies. it happened around 5 this morning in the pelion area of lexington county. highway patrol says the driver of a 1998 honda civic was trying to get away from lexington depu

now through wednesday, colder than normal. back to normal by thursday. will talk more about that in a few minutes. allyson: if you are just getting up, it's game day. the clemson tigers will face alabama tonight in the college football playoff national championship. patrick: geoff hart is in glendale, arizona, covering the matchup for us. geoff, counting down the hours . what can you tell us? geoff: we sure are, and it is great to be here. we have a fun story for you. sunday davis is in phoenix with her husband and daughter, and who is under two. she is a ruer. phoenix with her brother and mom. she was great, and she actually won that run. she finished first. she did not just win the race, she won two tickets to the game. she already had three tickets, so she and her husband to the tickets they won, sold them on stepubhub. they thought their daughter would have a lapp pass a last-minute they realized they needed the money so they will sell the extra to get they got last-minute. she said her goal is to run a race in every state. she has now been 13. -- do

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cooler than normal. only reaching the 40's for the upstate and upper 30's for the mountains is the best we will see today. we will talk about the rest of the week and how it unfolds in just a few minutes. patrick: allison, you may have heard it's gameday. , the clemson tigers will face alabama crimson tide tonight in the national championship. allyson: geoff hart is in glendale, arizona, covering the matchup for us. geoff counting down the hours . what is the excitement like out there? here. a lot of clemson fans in downtown phoenix yesterday. i will tell you that clemson fans are looking like they outnumber alabama fans. maybe that is because alabama has played in a national last seven years. for clemson, it has been more than 30 years. not everyone can go to a national championship game every year. it is pricey, but for clemson they have not been here for a long time. since the 1981 title. lots going on in the convention center in downtown phoenix. let's take you there. defend fan fest, people pouring

normal through this time. we are tracking the potential of a light rain/snow mix wednesday afternoon into thursday. there is a little better chance of rain/snow friday. friday night turns colder and any precipitation would be in the for of snow at this point and continue into saturday as the early next week is the cold. this will be the coldest air of new tonight, authorities find the person they were looking for in the coralville resevoir after a canoe capsized. it happened yesterday near the neighborhood of twin view heights in solon we are told the body is tanner wymer, a 17-year-old solon student. michael felton, who is in fifties was also in the canoe at the time, able to swim to shore and was kwwl's kristin rogers has been following this story for us closely both last night and throughout the day today, kristin what''s the latest. i'm told both counselors and clergy have been available to students throughout the day today, it's certainly tragic new for this tight knit community here in solon. after worki

december, those numbers are about ten degrees above normal. this winter. this is an el nino winter and those el nino winters, they are tough significant cold. yes, you get cold stretches here and there but then you bounce right back. typically january thaw does happen from january 20th through the 26th. give or take a few days, and they happen, they happen about ten degrees above normal. the normal high is 36. so been there, done that this afternoon. the city this afternoon reached 49. norwood at 52. nashua had a high of 50 degree. right now the numbers are in the 40s. bedford at 47. jaffrey and orange the 40s. a year ago tonight we were advertising 24 to 36 inches of snow on the way and then we just locked in for three only three days where the temps above 32. that's the added insult to injury. but we're not doing that again. again the cold. it will not be as relentless or as pounding as it was across much of the north eastern half of the united states. here's a cold front right here but this is not an arctic front. you hop on the other side of the front.

sunny, breezy, chillier than normal day today. we see a gradual warm-up tomorrow and a slight chance of showers thursday. friday may be a rainy day. we don't have to worry about snow. avery county schools on a two of slippery roads. geoff: a possibility of ice. period a greenville county schools administrator might be at the golden globes sunday. allyson: but first, he has to win his spot on the today show. he will compete with two others to win a spot at the golden globes for his daughter and him. he will appear on the today show this friday between 7:00 and 9:00. don alewine got the call friday while hiking with his daughter. so how did don make it to the final three? a great picture, and a witty entry. >> they told me i could wear whatever i wanted to. i said one does not go to the golden globes in whatever. so i got a nice tuxedo ready. >> or you taking selfies with everyone? >> yes. because they say go to the bathroom where you meet the most people. geoff: was an opportunity. -- what an opportunity. geoff: he sounds like quit

still cooler than normal wednesday. back to normal by thursday. the rest of the week will be in the typical temperature range. next chance of showers right now looks like it will be saturday and sunday with a 30% to 40% chance of rain on saturday. allyson: thank you. taking a look at some of the u the is just in time for the big game. a greenville dentist is showing his clemson pride at work. dale: this photo from amy in 1981 celebrating the national championship win. she says her baby girl will be wearing the same overalls today that she did back then. allyson: that is sweet. we will show you more photos coming up, but if you have game day pictures, you can post them on u local. you can do it with your cell phone. just log onto the wyff 4 app. it was a big night in beverly hills as celebrities took to the stage for the golden globes. we spoke with "entertainment tonight" host and clemson hello nancy o'dell. we stop arthritis pain, so you don't have to stop. because you believe in go. onward. today's the day. carpe diem. tylenol 8hr arthritis pain

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constitutest normalization? we got liftoff in december but what is normalization? guidance from the fed has been through a neutral rate. the only thing you can look at is is the economy tanking because of a lack of credit or credit is too costly? that means i think things are too low. i don't know where to put it but i need every basis point i can get. one analyst says he sees a risk in the lack of liquidity. : liquidity is a terrible word because it means so many things. there are lots of funds available for investment. the lack of liquidity for transactions, can i get out of it? not if you are one of the more -- i am scared to death normalization will cost us because of the lack of transactions in liquidity. what scares me even more is the flood of investment liquidity looking for some source of investment. the economy right now is not getting the high returns expected. you: what doesn't make worry is the labor market and that's why you raise your projection for rate hikes for march. you see a lot of slack as we normalize the unemployment rate. can you take us th

at normal. overnight normal as well. check out these records though. 69 set in 1997 and low or a cold 12 in 1974. plan on highs in the 50's but slightly below normal for the rest of the week and overnight lows near normal. .............. nationally. storms continue to move across texas. flooding in the mississippi river valley. cold to the northeast. mild for the southwest. .............. west coast. a cut off low in the center of oregon will push wet storms our today staying dry and by tongiht the wet weather likely to be in the valley. and we'll see a series of wet storms through the week. ............... the series of storms will bring mountain snow and valley rain and there are chances for rain every day this week except for tomorrow. you can see already some rain moving close to the valley. significant snow possible at 4000-6000ft. lower elevations rain. 1/2"-1" through the week. drive safely, as this rain will cause slick roads and slow commutes. ................. here at home showing high clouds tonight and plan f

the high today 47 for the normal 35, doing it well, above normal with 26 . we are deep in the red, which means that we are warmer than yesterday and it was just a delightful day with my southwest wind padua cold front, that is lined with scattered showers . behind that front, four afternoon temperatures go down . it will not be dramatic . we're hours variably cloudy, a few showers, some on the far west as early as now as we saw on radar, passing showers mostly tomorrow morning the police will see cloudy, 39 degrees in the morning, by late day, 33 verso, we could see temperatures slipping into the 20s and some of the priests that switching over to snow showers, and may mma linker into wednesday morning and then partly cloudy 32 . near normal the back of the 40s this weekend, with a few scattered showers . it is not a huge minor so no big storms in the next eight days . with near normal to slightly above temperatures. >> fox 8 the official school closing station with closings and delays on-air, online. . tickets for the st. jude dream home on sale thursday feb

board members say they would be sure to offer supervised care for students at the normal school time, but parents are conserned about buses would be running at normal time or just in time for the late start. after the concerns raised last night the school board has decided to take another look at the proposed schedule and discuss it again in their upcoming board meeting in february. we've got you covered, kristin rogers...kwwl news. the board meeting where they will this again, we're told will be february 8th at 5:30. coming up ookwwl, an ioww police officer is being applauded for not turning to his gun during an investstgation. andd low gas prices could be here to stay for awhile. stay tuned to find out why. forecast on kwwl." information. the world a president has to grapple with, sometimes you can't even imagine. that's the job. and she's prepared for it like no other. a tirelessssecretary of state, standing up against the abuse of women and girls. negotiating a cease-fire in gaza, leading the diplomacy that keeps us out of war. the presidency is the toughest job in the worldld. an

temperatures for virginia near normal to warmer than normal. notice this pocket of warmer than normal air up to the north. the main surges of the colder air are going to remain to the north in canada. the month with warmer weather. cooler than normal weather in the southeast. that's due to rain. to sum it up in the specifics of what we're tracking for you, the first part of february is going to be warmer than normal. you'll see that in the 7 day forecast with highs in 60s. then turn colder. as far as precipitation right now we don't see other winter storms looming. we will see rain around february the third. that is 7 days away on the 7 day forecast. with areas of snow in the mountains. we are watching toward february 12th there will be the possibility of rain and snow. that's as specific as we can be for now. we'll be tracking that for you and let you know if there is a winter storm that developing. right now we don't see anymore significant snow headed our direction. here's what it looks like thursday. if you're driving south mainly east of c

city trolleys, running on a normal schedule.haron hill line, the route 101 running, except for straight street in media. >> the route 102 is running on normal schedule. norristown high-speed line, operating service between 69th street and bryn mawr only at this time. snow has covered the third rail and our forces are in engaged with jet engines and other means, to clear the third rail. we anticipate full service tomorrow on the norristown high-speed line. >> city bus 38 routes are operating most with detours and delays. sue bush ban bus routes, most operate withing die tours and delays. >> we continue to open up the remaining routes, road conditions, vehicle parking issues, permit. we are currently at about 60% of our route. okay, the regional rail network, all of our rail lines are running, but service west of malvern on the paoli line is currently suspended while amtrak works on frozen switches. delays can be expected all day, and some trains are short cars. also, parking lot have very large snow piles in them. lost up to 30%

temperatures remain in the single digits above zero...normal high upper 20s. overnight. temperatures drop below zero before clouds increase late. a light snow shower or flurries possible wednesday as temperatures warm to near 20 degrees. any snow accumulation will be less than father of an eastern iowa man shot and killed by a police officer. waterloo police officer kyle law shot and killed derrick ambrose jr. in november of 2012 after responding to a fight outside a local night club. police say ambrose jr was waving a gun around during the fight, they say he then ran away from police-- and wouldn't stay down when officers commanded him to. it was later found ambrose jr. that night. now, ambrose's parents and lawyers will receive two and a half million dollars from the city in a wrongful death lawsuit kwwls olivia mancino has been digging into this story she joins us now live after a long investigation it was found officer kyle law used appropriate force in this case. in fact, waterloo police chief dan trelka said in his only statement "put yourself in the sho

we do 47 boston 42 was the right now temperatures well above normal for this time of the year. we look at the big picture here with some clouds overhead not really any rain yet but there's a chance into the evening that a few of the showers back to our west are to develop especially south and east of boston i think a better chance to see a few of the showers on intermittent evening. around plymouth county back toward the county and even into the morning drive time a left over shower to impact. that snow and rain chance does go up toward the end of the week i have much more on that the seven-day period possibly still searching for the gunman accused of shooting another man in a dispute over a parking spot in dorchester. this is a store that you saw breaking on the fox25 news at five last night tonight mayor marty washes the not sure if this was actually over a space saver or just a parking space but either way is asking people to keep their cool this winter. >> were asking people to be courteous of one another not at a point where it's pilot. some incidents are people had their

it's moving back toward normal but still way out of line.hink you can say that about a whole bunch of asset classes. >> which ones? >> commercial real estate, long-term bonds, the spreads beat in high-grade and high risk bonds, emerging-market debt. there is a general reaching. that's just a view on low growth and low allocation? >> i'm not saying a misallocation of capital. you've got mispricing. if those prices adjust way, there will be a lot of substantial losses on the scale we started to see yesterday. if that happens, if there is a demand for it, doesn't that they take the prize? >> it's priced for today's interest rates. atthe short rate will stay less than 50 basis points ever, i guess equities can be priced at this level. if short rates are going to come up and we get back to normal , withof real rates percent inflation and 2% short rate, we start seeing 4% nominal short rates, it does not make sense for bonds to be where they are. will the market look ahead and make that adjustment quickly? betty: that was harvard economist martin

temperatures will rise to near normal with highs u.s. astronauts have grown the the first- ever flower in space. the space garden debut of the zinnia flower follows a few failed growth cycles. a recent nasa blog detailed to bring them back to life after mold developed on some of the leaves. plants have been grown in space before. in 2014, space station crew members began a veggie plant system. coming up on wis--the calls to boycott the oscars continue to grow as they call for more diversity of its nominees. which two stars said they won't hit the red carpet this year. break add the postal service to the starting this sunday, the prices of priority mail and priority mail express will increase. priority mail will go up 9-point-8-percent and the faster priority mail express will jumps 14-point-4- percent. this is the first price increase in more than three years for either mail service. the 62 richest people collectively have as much wealth as the 3-point-6 billion people who make up the bottom half of the world's population. oxfam internat

a little above normal. today at normal or what meteorologists like to call seasonal averages. average normal temperatures. sunshine today, less wind. it's a storm free weekend unlike last weekend and we have more melting ahead. as a matter of fact, today, we are going to be looking at windchills in the 20s as we look down did the coast. we will see warmer air in the offing coming our way. we are going to be looking at a lot of melting through the next few days. we will see temperatures warming up into the 40s tomorrow t. 28 north port. 28 massapequa. 28 great neck. 25 monticello. light wind here. white plains is a windy spot where they keep the meters. 12 miles per hour wind there and montauk. clouds passing by. that will be it. a little clipper through the great lakes. we thought that might dive south enough that it would give us a snow flurry this evening but it will be dry. it will go by hardly unnoticed. this afternoon temperatures into the mid- to upper-30s to near 40. look at poughkeepsie at 4:00, 40 degrees. warmer than normal. that will feel nice. tonight partly cloudy

temps stay below normal through the weekend and into next week... between 50 and 55 degrees... with mornings in the 30s let's get a check of traffic./// < demetria obilor >this is i-15 at saint rose parkway in the south part of town. no problems out here. ndot will start replacing lighting on i-15 with led lamps. they will work between the spaghetti bowl and jean nevada. work will take place primarily overnight through february. < > back to you. /// happening inside the las vegas convention center... kirsten joyce and that's where we find 8 news now reporter michael stevens live this morning... showing off some new tech. good morning michael? ((ces is the world's gathering place for all who thrive on the business of consumer technology. it has served as the proving ground for innovators and breakthrough technologies for almost 50 years- the global stage where next- generation innovations are introduced to the marketplace. as the largest hands-on event of its kind, ces features all aspects of the industry. and because it is owned and produced by the consumer technology associati

partly sunny skies are going to to nearly normal values. low to mid 50s will be common today through the work week and into the next weekend. winds are expected to be light or at our normal 5-15 mph range for most of the outlook but by friday, high pressure begins to break down. low pressure off the coast or and head east. increase in moisture and a small break in stability over showers. rain chances are more so for saturday and sunday but being the closet but keep it to the front. volkswagen is expected to make a big unveiling at the detroit auto show. and what were the top googled moments of the golden globes? here's abs reena ninan and kendis gibson with the details. < in today's tech bytes.. volkswagen's flashy new hybrid. the german automaker is introducing the tiguan g-t-e at it uses separate electric motors to power the front and rear wheels. and a turbocharged, gasoline engine is on standby to provide extra oomph. apple music has passed a huge milestone. the 6-month old streaming music service now has over 10 million paid subscriber

temperatures right now, a couple degrees above normal next week. so be sure you bundle up also tracking the potential for some snow the second week of january of course ski resorts are suffering so we could use that. >> we welcome that a little bit. you know, to have some snow. >> i'm just so glad we're not in a blizzard right now. i have to say. some are waiting for it. >> i'm okay. >> jinx. >>> thank you very much, erika. >>> let's talk babies. this baby rang in the new year by letting out her very first cries. the first baby was born just as the clock struck midnight today. zaden was weighing 7 pounds 1 ounce, mother and baby are doing well. happy birthday, right? up next on cbs 2 news at noon, braving the cold for the plunge after the break. team starts practice today. coach called to see how i was doing. i blew out my knee last year. just as college football programs began calling me. i didn't realize i'd get hooked on the pain pills the doctor gave me. i never thought my life could change so fast. for now at least, football and college are go

the situation has gone back to normal, but that normal situation is a new normal that we have since the attacks in paris, a heightened security alert. phil: following the attacks in paris, we had a similar alert in hannover. you do wonder whether munich was an overreaction. hannah: this is also something that was addressed today by the authorities. they said that they would really be in terrible trouble if they had received this kind of concrete warning which they treated very seriously, if they had received such a warning and had not done anything. you have thousands of people coming in and out of their train stations. if someone had gone and blown themselves up killing possibly hundreds of people and they had not reacted to that kind of warning, that would have been a terrible error. so you got this new situation really where in germany and across europe really, people are going to have to, authorities have to weigh up what's the balance between scaring people too much and not giving them enough information, not acting on the kind of information that they are getting from other intell

most locations are above normal if not near normal.an francisco 1 0then percent of the normal rain fall. 123 percent in san jose. oakland a bit below normal at 83 percent. no. the drought is not over. we need several seasons like we are seeing right now to really erase the deficit. so the big question it has been a wet january so well the superbowl in two week feature ran fall. long-term forecast says it doe does. lot of cloud open friday. look at saturday. we'll see scattered showers and some may ledger even into superbowl sunday itself. 13 days away we hope tracking the forecast but know february is rather wet. look at the forecast coming up in the accu-weather forecast. >> thanks drew. >>> now to the preparation for superbowl@, created by superbowl city. fan village at the foot of the ferry building still under construction by the end of the week though this will become the hub for free events leading up to the big game which will be played, of course, at levi stadium in 13 days. >> come up. we were over san francisco tonight to get

i know you were young. >> for a normal day it was really just it's bits and pieces basically, but a normal day for me was waking up in the basement. it's cold. it's -- [ indistinguishable ] there's life outside. there's very few windows, and you don't go near the windows because you're afraid somebody from the enemy line is going to be outside of that window. it's a constant -- no matter what you do even though you're a child your parents try to cook what food they have. the colder people are reading or some of them are playing. no matter what you do there's this fear, is this meal my last meal? is this toy that i'm sharing going to be blasted away? food is secondary. water is secondary. smiling is secondary. being a child is secondary. the only thing that you're worried about is surviving and that's it. >> a very complex issue that came up the refugee crisis in lieu of the paris attacks. what should we be doing? >> we need to step up and do our part in this crisis and that involves doing proper security screening of syrian refugees before they come to our country. it's not an either-or ch

normally we're at 70. this time last year we were at 74. begin, normal is 7 -- again, normal is 70. that's why when we were in the 80s around christmas it was incredible. we didn't break a record today. we were actually a bit below normal thanks to the clouds and the scattered showers that developed right on cue over on the east coast. we talked about that last night. figured the moisture would cut across the state. it did that. tomorrow we see some of the moisture cutting off while we wake up with clouds and fog. i think maybe even some patchy dense fog. other than that, we see it burn off by 9:30, 10:00. then the rest of the day is nice. sunnier than today. warmer than today. mid 70s. so back up a little above normal. friday, that's when we begin to see the change. while clouds build in the morning, our first chance of rains will be o rolling in right around late afternoon and early evening. now, this point don't think it will be severe. of a broken line more than anything. not a big deal. we will watch it. it's the second area, the one that comes in saturday night that has our at

that is not only below normal. it is below freezing and that only happened once around the boroughs so a chance at chilly air. numbers into mid 40s by thursday, and actually looking at the long-term averages the jet stream will lift back to the north, allows air back in. mid-month we should be mid 40s and upper 40s, a taste of winter there, happy new year. >> you too. >> you too. >>> the biggest part of the year, new year's eve can term from a night of fun into misfortune. we will share tips on how to avoid a new year's disaster. here is another live look at times square from newscopter 7 and we want to know how you are >>> in tonight's health alert, how to avoid accidents on new year's eve. emergency rooms on new year's eve are twice as busy than any typical night, to blame is alcohol. advice is space your drinks out, maybe too late for that. eat something, don't drink on an empty stomach and do not drink and drive. >> definitely not. >>> new york city's bike sharing program pedaling past 10 million rides for the

temperatures will rise to near normal with highs in the lower to middle 50s. florida governor rick scott toured tornado damage after storms ripped through the southwest part of the state early yesterday morning. two people were killed and dozens of homes settled down over much of the southeast, look for temperatures to be at least 10 cooler during the day and night. mostly sunny days, clear cold nights, highs in the middle to upper 40s .overnight lows low to middle 20s through wednesday. rain chances increase late thursday into friday with our next storm system. temperatures will rise to near normal with highs in the lower to florida governor rick scott toured tornado damage after storms ripped through the southwest part of the state early yesterday morning. two people were killed and dozens of homes were destroyed as an e-f-2 southwest part of the state early yesterday morning. two people were killed and dozens of homes were destroyed as an e-f-2 tornado swept through manatee county. the national weather service says winds reached up to 127 miles-per-hour and

look at mountain view with nearly 8 inches of rain, 112% of normal. san jose 121% of normal.t but we'll get there. in fact the snowpack is justing just as good. 115% of normal for the central sierra. just a year ago 30% of normal and that kept dwindling through the winter time. it's looking good. the extend outlook, we go out about 16 days or so and looks like we are looking at more rain headed our way. this is the weak system i will talked about overnight. maybe providing the sprinkle for the north bay, but other than that it will be dry for the next several days. then the clouds return and the rain by the weekend. so the system in the sierra, clouding up today, 38 there. 55 fresno. a few showers in the san joaquin valley. 60s for southern california. mid-and upper 50s, partly cloudy skies, right where we should be. accuweather seven-day forecast, high pressure builds through the day tomorrow and that will allow for milder averages. cool nights, sunny days with temperatures increasing. so by the time we get to that weather system by the weekend, snow levels will be quite hig

normal is 39. normal low is 27. we are starting out with temperatures around 27. should be at 31. 24 this is how it should feel. we had temperatures in the 60s over the holidays. that's why 2009 feels so cold. the coldest air mass so farts of the young winter season. tonight coldest night since march 6th. a warm up to midweek and by the end of the week in the upper 40s. though morning in the upper 20s. windchills are manager teens. it's a cold morning. winds out of the north, 10, 12, 16 miles per hour. this is the coldest dense air of the planet. windchill is 10 around brooklyn where it's cold with the wind coming in. 20s are the common windchill. that's how it will feel all day. we will get there could be flurries particularly north and west getting squeezed out. the temperature keeps dropping into the teens to single digits north and west. tomorrow we will start off in the 20s, back to 30 for one more day. the windchills keep dropping. single digits north and west. in montauk, a little warmer. single digit windchills overnight and tomorrow morning. by afternoon

back to normal. they also have announced that the parking lots are going to have to start paying for them. so you've got until 9:30 tomorrow morning to move your car or start paying fees. they also said the fares are going back to normal tomorrow. today we road the metro and people are mostly happy about being on the metro today even with the limited service because they literally got a free ride. we saw and it's a rare sight that we saw today that the turnstiles were just open. you didn't have to stick a ticket in or scan your card, you just went in. and after being closed for the weekend, metro started this morning at 7:00 a.m. with a limited service. it was underground only. and metro bus's what they call life line service. the trains ran about every 20 minutes. at 11:00 a.m. today they finished clearing the snow on the above-ground tracks on the red and arrange lines and they reopened those. they cleared more of the aboveground tracks and you can see them using trains to clear the snow off the re

back to normal after all that snow that closed so many things down. here's a look at what they're trying clean up after. the storm is over but millions are still stuck at home. >> if you don't need to be out, stay at home. >> leave your car for the whole week. >> sunday, life started to get back to normal. folks were forced to walk in the road. >> i have to clear the >> i work at a vet hospital. >> they measured 27 inches just shy of the all time record. in washington, d.c., their pulling tons of over time, desperately trying to get the airports open. this city counted 17 inches of snow and surrounding are area more than two feet. no match for the blizzard here and the dome collapsed here and the same story outside of pits burg. >> i just found a gaping hole in the roof. >> dealing with icy flood watters and and i've never seen it happen in the winter. >> but so far no major damage. >> it's still putting a snag in the air travel for a third day in a row. flights are starting to get back to normal but they won't be back to functional until tomorrow. a

temperatures will be below normal toe. we are expecting below normal today. we are going to be getting close to some records by friday though. skies are gorgeous. we have a few clouds, very slim chance of picking up any stray snow showers this afternoon. our temperatures are in the mid to upper 30s right now with more sun we're expecting our temps to be in the upper 30s near 40s today. you get up in the mountains though and that's where the we picked up a good 4-8 inches with this system and will get another 1-2 today. castle rock you are close to low to mid 20s 20 in the mountains. fort collins today a high of 38. you will get some low to mid, even upper 40s, near pueblo and lamar and freezing out west near grand junction. the snow we're seeing from the storm very minimal across the plains. a very few light snow showers. the mountains will continue to see some today. about four or 430 time we might pick up a stray shower. ` think for the most part our drive is going to stay dry. -`tomorrow more clearing and by 12:00 oo tuesday, mostly sunny close to 40 on tu

the normal for december is 22.6, so we were 8.4 degrees above normal. precipitation in siouxland is harder to predict in el nino, as it can go either way. but from december 1 to january 6, sioux city received 11.8" of snow, compared to the normal of 9.0". (tim) fred, what's headed our way? (fred) more snow, then a big cooldown for the weekend! 2 line super: fred hexom fhexom@kcautv.c om (fred) the hd radar shows scattered light snow showers. the port neal welding company skycam hd shows the scene from downtown sioux city. 36 has been the high today and 30 the low. we are are seeing fog again. visibility is especially bad in eastern nebraska, at are in the 30s. the stormcast hd shows that while we could see some light rain, snow, or sleet tonight and early tomorrow, the main threat of measurable rain and snow will be tomorrow afternoon and evening. while southern and eastern siouxland could see rain, most of us will see snow. snow will linger into friday, but will be moving away by saturday, when northwest winds will usher in an arctic blast of cold air.

colder than normal day-to-day and tomorrow will be the same and get back to normal by the end of the week. allyson: taking a look at our anderson skycam. no icy roads in the upstate, but be careful in yancy or avery county with the two-hour delay. he will have traffic in a little bit. several students in our area are on delay this morning due to ice on the roads. yancey county schools, avery county schools and tri county christian school in spruce pine will be operating on a two hour delay. geoff: several students in western north carolina were dismissed early yesterday for the first snow of the season. here's a look at some of the snow from haywood county. looked like winter at cataloochee ski area. wyff news 4's aly myles joining us by phone this morning. aly: good morning. i can tell you what the drive. we came from greenville to maggie valley and it is a very good thing that it has not rained these last couple of days because i have not seen the temperature in the cargo above freezing at all. it was 25 when we left and currently, 16 degrees. i think we all know how i feel about c

it remains breezy all day single digits above zero...normal high upper 20s. the wind diminishes tuesday evening and remains light overnight. temperatures drop a light snow shower or flurries possible wednesday as temperatures warm to near 20 degrees. any snow accumulation will be less than 1". a "balmy" thursday with high temperatures in the low 30s and dry. degrees. any snow accumulation will be less than 1". a "balmy" thursday with high temperatures in the low 30s and dry. and with those frigid temps in business for one local auto shop. kwwl's jessica hartman finding people are rushing to install starts in their cars. that's right and there is no complicated answer as to why so many - even the most seasoned iowa winter veterans say they just don't like to be cold. freezing temps making it pretty miserable to run to the work. and people are looking to combat that with remote don't want to be cold." c-v-s-i motorsports has seen an increase in installations in recent weeks. installing an average of 8 a day and are book nearly two weeks out. "business is pretty

temperature of 37. 38 is the normal high. we will be at 48 to 50 today. 20s to 30s up the hudson river valley. it's warm for this hour of the day. we have clouds and warm air surging up. even though we have a light northeast wind the upper level winds are out of the southwest. that will push rain down around the mid-mississippi valley and that will get here this evening. we are around 51, 48, 51 degrees. tonight there comes the rain after midnight. a look at temperatures well above the freezing mark to about monticello to albany. that's where the snow and rain could mix. there is rain in massachusetts, too. you are not looking at snow there. you have to go up to northern new england where it's cold enough for the no and cold air pouring in saturday into sunday. after school what a great day. 50 degrees. here comes the rain surging from the south. there goes the low well to the north and west. when the lows track to the year we are on the warm side. saturday morning rain. by afternoon sunshine. near 50. then sunday it will get

winds do calm to normal speeds between 5 and 15 mph through the forecast but overnight lows are dropping dramatically. central las vegas will drop to mid 30s through the weekend and into the next work with the outer edge communities potentially dropping into the upper 20s! make sure to bring in any outdoor pets or potted plants, wrap your pipes and make sure your elderly friends and relatives are ready for the overnight chill. by monday, mostly sunny to partly sunny skies return but looks to be short lived. another front looks to drop breaking overnight...cars going after a wild crime spree in henderson. this all started last night when police say a man tried to steal a car at a sonic near boulder highway and lake mead. he was unsuccessful so he ran to a walmart nearby...and was able to steal a car. police tried to pull him over but crashed into two cars before bailing out. then the car crashed into the building. that's where the man was arrested. we're learning more about that c-c- s-d teacher accused of having an inappropriate relationship with a student. first time kristy yegge has be

normal 38. we will be at normal today. 70 the record high in about 32 -- in '32. days are getting longer, daylight hours by two minutes a day. winds diminished. normal temperatures today. tomorrow warmer. a shot at rain saturday morning. then bitter cold for next week. 18 to 21 across northern new jersey. winds are light out of the west. we have 35, 40 miles per hour wind gusts we don't have that today. we have flurries today. these are lake effect flurries up the thruway, 287. but you see back to the west partly cloudy skies. that will come in today and for the afternoon. so, as we get through the afternoon, 20s this morning. upper 30s to lower to mid-30s to the north. tomorrow temperatures start in the mid-30s. some spots hit 50. rain on the way. we will get sun later in the day saturday and temperatures milder in the upper 40s. you may have flurries in your hood. i give it a c. 47 tomorrow. that will be a great start to the weekend. saturday morning rain and then mild at 48. colder air filters in. that is normal. colder as we get into next week. tomorrow it wil