cities including cleveland, chicago, memphis and much of north texas, should expect record cold in the morning. kentucky was hit with more than 20 inches of snow. stranding hundreds of drivers and a slippery runway. led a plane flying from atlanta. to skid off the runway while landing in driving snow at laguardia airport in new york. coming to rest on an embankment next to the water. there were minor injuries. tonight nine puppies are recovering in a north bay animal shelter after being left in a dumpster. a good samaritan rescued the litter and brought them to the marin humane society. the puppies are thought to be a rottwieller and golden lab mix and all appear to be healthy. marin county animal control officers are looking for the person that left the dogs in the dumpter. the shelter says it has already recieved more than 100 people applying to adopt the pups. the 49ers have restructured aldon smith's contract. the often troubled linebacker agreed 7 >> gary :baseball pit b. get hit in his forearm a fracture of the left forearm. thrown by chicago cubs pitchers. he had missed a game i

plus tons of merchandise. >> facilities, and product why north texas was tapped to roll out quickerme delivery, called prime now. own separate amazon app. >> you can as a customer track the package on a map and see it heading to you. you could contact that delivery driver if you needed to. >> one hour delivery comes with a 799 fee or wait two hours, and delivery is free. the catch? you must be an amazon prime customer. it has a 100-dollar annual fee. >> the convenience is huge. >> not everyone now is prime accessible, so far one had your delivery to these 24 zip codes with more on the way. tens of thousands of items you can order through prime now. they don't have everything, just -- >> photographer wants a selfie stick, so maybe we should -- >> oh, selfie stick is available -- does not look like we have selfie stick yet. >> more products will be added. >> both lazy and spoiled. >> something amazon is banking on. but getting into the delivery game is tough. and expensive. >> amazon's hope, i guess is that once they've got this huge installed customer base, things will get cheaper be

yesterday was a challenging day at dfw due to extreme weather impacting north texas. the safety of our employees and passengers are our top priority. it did not break the law because passengers were never held on the actual tarmac longer than the 3 hour limit set by the passengers rights. >> americans really try to defend the indefensible here. >> reporter: more frustration. some on planes that never left. flight e 3 did eventually take off and land safely but for some, the experience was not worth repeating. >> i'm not flying american again. >> reporter: daria albringer. >>> firefighters had to pull a man and his dog off of a cliff. >>> and the popular lowe's presents: how to put your foot in your mouth. man. wish my yard looked like yours. hey, the grass is always greener on the other side of the... sorry! now get the black & decker® 20-volt trimmer for $79 at lowe's. anti-isis rally. protesters want to raise awareness about the attacks on syrian christians in the middle east by isis militants. a group of men dressed in orange jump suits held pictures of those who w

that backup extends all the way to north texas road in fairfield. >>> developing news. the u.s. state department confirmed three americans were on board the ger man germanwings flight. they have been able to extract audio from a black box. the frame the module that holds the memory cards is missing. the air it took off yesterday when it crashed. they believe this was a horrific accident saying hijacking or terrorism is unlikely. >>> a new study of teenage drivers shows the effects of distracted driving are worse than thought. it factors in nearly 60% of moderate to severe crashes. >> reporter: toon ageeenagers drivers talking, texting, turning up the tunes. aaa analyzed 1,700 videos showing teen drivers in the moments before a crash. nearly six of ten were distracted. that is more than four times previous estimates from police reports. >> we're hoping that our central findings of the study will make parents more aware of the magnitude of the problem and the potential for disaster. >> reporter: car accidents are the number one cause much teenage deaths in the university. californ

frustrating experience, yesterday was a challenging day at dfw due to extreme weather impacting north texas. the safety of our passengers and employees is always our top priority. the airline says it did not break the law because passengers were never held on the actual tarmac for longer than the three-hour limit set by the passengers bill of rights. >> i think they're being a little too clever by half. america is trying to defend the indefensible. >> inside the airport more frustration. hundreds of flights cancelled. some passengers spent hours on planes that never left then had to pend more hours standing in line. >> now where do we go? , use flight 382 did evegetablely take off and land safely, but for some people the experience was not worth repeating. >> i'm not flying american again. >> abc news new york. >>> a fire at a warehouse in oakland caused half a million dollars in damage. around 7:00 this morning flames gutted the warehouse just north of the coliseum. firefighters say it was a difficult battle in part because there was large amount of wood inside. the flames sent up a thick

in arlington, texas, many car accidents after still more north texas snow and ice. up north where people are more accustomed to the snowy winters, a frightening accident in the town of port jervis new york. 23 vehicles piling up in the bad weather. ten people hurt. fortunately, nobody seriously. and then there's this. a bridge known as the madison creek causeway in logan county wvr wv collapsing not from snow but flood and melting snow. this video captured by a resident of the area and posted on facebook. >> finally come up over the bridge and it took it away in a matter of seconds. when it went it went in a matter of seconds. >> reporter: watch this video. the 18-year-old woman crossing the street in cranston rhode island getting hit by a car struck by another vehicle on the snowy road. amazingly, she is released from the hospital and is okay. but in putnam county new york a tv news photographer video taping a family cutting wood when this happened. trees collapsing from the weight of the snow. >> oh my god. oh my lord. >> reporter: meanwhile, this is what it looke

really wintry travel from north texas right on through the ohio valley.e may again see double digit snow totals. along with this arctic air seeping its way southwards. for a few places where it felt like spring temperatures dropping through the day on wednesday and, of course all the road surfaces becoming very icy. tracking into thursday it will face significant snowfall. icing also possible heading down into virginia. so expect some rough travel on thursday and possibly quite a few flight cancellations as well. i'm meteorologist eric fisher for cbs news. >>> a fight over obama care plus target announces job cuts. and later how a suspect was nabbed by police thanks to his facebook posts. has two systems? one helps keep you awake- the other helps you sleep. science suggests when you have insomnia, the wake system in your brain may be too strong and your neurotransmitters remain too active as you try to sleep, which could be leading to your insomnia. ohh...maybe that's what's preventing me from getting the sleep i need! talk to your doctor about ways to ma

. >> in north texas, home owners are using whatever they have, including leaf blowers to chip away at the ice. the streets not so simple. and windshield wipers working overtime in florida relentless rain there turned roads into rivers. a similar situation in california where another system is building, which could make the journey home even longer. >> just trying to get home to our kids and families. >> abc news, dallas-fort worth. >> ahead mission accomplished for two space walking astronauts. the work they did today to help usher in a new era in space exploration. >> muni rolls out a new program, offering free rides for thousands of people in san francisco. >> i'm abc7 meteorologist drew tuma. a prepares santa tend to the weekend, plenty of sunshine and comfortable temperatures. i'm tracking weather changes behalf warmup. the details with the accuweather forecast. >> one life, one legacy, join abc7 and inspiring women, like jackie spear, soledad obrian, and lina foley the professional business women of california conference. >>> our first view of butch will more as he makes his way

officials worried they may have to torch a mansion in north texas.ne just like they did last summer. a huge crack if you can make it out in a lakeside cliff. one mansion you're seeing the video from last summer was burned to the ground rather than wait for it to tumble into lake whitney. army corps of engineers say it's worried about public safety including that of boaters. >>> well new restrictions in california. want a glass of water? you will have to ask for it in the restaurant. not going to bring it out to you automatically. one of the new regulations approved as it ownerenters its fourth year of drought. they're also new restrictions on watering lawns. >>> now to a surprising new study showing how bad american children eat. researchers at northwestern university study the die yets of 9,000 kids. fewer than 1% of the children over 5 years old had what's considered a healthy diet. okay now we're going to kick it into t.j.'s favorite stuff. march madness. look at the twinkle in your eyes. >> i love it. this lights me up. we good the final four com

the company -- north texas. the company also doesn't have all of their products available yet but do plan to expand products in the months ahead >>> this morning people signed up to climb 52 flights of stairs for a good cause. just how many steps all of those folks climbed including myself and how much money was raised. >>> a pretty warm sunday coming up. stick around. for over 60,000 california foster children a pair of new shoes is a small but important gift. to help, sleep train is collecting new shoes of all sizes. bring your gift to any sleep train and they'll be given to a local foster child in need. thanks for the ride around norfolk! and i just wanted to say geico is proud to have served the military for over 75 years! roger that. captain's waiting to give you a tour of the wisconsin now. could've parked a little bit closer... it's gonna be dark by the time i get there. geico. proudly serving the military for over 75 years. where well it was mission accomplished for hundreds of people. the climb was held

it's helping the low temperatures warm up for the north. texas has so much rain fall. e's son seriousness about flash flooding tonight through to tomorrow. the rain moving east and north. slowly, it's a storm system that will take its time. ysk, through tuesday there'll be heavy rain, but it will take until next weekend for the waves coming through before the large tomorrow moves out. you can see the rain they we had within 24 hours, an inch and a quarter. it's causing problems with water on the roadways. flood warnings and flash flood watches, parts of louisiana and mississippi. issues not quite there. so much as melting snow and ice is in place. some places we have measurements of 3 inches of snow on the ground. as we look at the forecast. heavy rain will be between louisiana, and also parts of missouri. that's how it will continue. here it is, spring break. a lot of folks like to go to the islands and panama city. you'll get the rain showers. in fact aring here is the spot where we'll get ice jams from the melting snow back in the past-moving streams and creeks acros

. >>> north texas girls very personal and sincere way of saying thank you is now going global.ent earned savannah a hero's women cup at the airport in dallas this week. the 10-year-old says she was moved by the murders of two new york police officers back in december. and since then, she's trying to personally thank as many police officers as possible. the fourth grader writing more than 1,000 cards to police officers from texas all the way to new york and beyond. >> to my heroes i want to say don't stop, please don't give up many do not care or appreciate the sacrifices you make every day but i do. >> wow! she just returned from london she was on an international trip to thank police officers overseas. well done. >>> yeah. >>> still ahead on fox 29, an unusual look at the upcoming presidential election. >> that's right. you know who has it charlie leduff goes to iowa to talk to gop candidates. it's a look at the 2016 race that do you not want to miss.

it's still raining right now in north texas. sections of oklahoma. of this moisture is going to be moving in overnight and at least during the day tomorrow. by 1:00 a.m. you can see raining in philadelphia. raining in reading as well as atlantic city and also as we continue to clock ahead, 8:00 a.m. tomorrow morning look at the rain. it's going to be a steady rain, a good saturday soaker here across the area. by 1:00 in the afternoon we're still looking at some showers across the area. although as we move beyond 2:00 o'clock into the afternoon 5:00 p.m. we're still looking at rainfall but it will be more widely scattered continuing through 8:00, 9:00 o'clock perhaps we finally get that system out of here and partly sunny skies breezy and cooler during the day on sunday. so sunday the better of the two upcoming weekend days. how much rain are we talking? as we roll the clock ahead it will be a good on average an inch or more of rainfall all is said and done across our area. that rainfall is moving in right now. the heaviest expected the first part of

check out this snow and ice in north texas brought traffic to a stander standstill a tractor trailer on the highway. five cars hitched together to help tow it away. most of the dallas fort worth area got between two and 7-inches of sleet and snow. close call for a minnesota driver when a sheet ice fell off a tractor trailer and came crashing through his windshield. fox's rob olsen has the details. >> i think it's incredibly fortunate that this incident did not result in serious injuries. >> reporter: take a good look at these picture snapped by a trooper on tuesday because that is a chunk of ice sticking right through a windshield. >> the ice shattered the window and actually broke through the wimped shield and came to rest on the driver's lap and on the floor report roar the driver john mclaughlin did not want to be interviewed but shared this video they took on his phone right after it happened. documenting the damage from ice that slid from a semi. and how close it came to killing him. john was going east on highway 36 getting ready to exit at snelling in the semi was ahead of him

. >>> a north texas girl very personal and sincere way of saying thank you is now going global and prettyl. word of her movement earned her a heroes welcome. she was moved by the murders of two new york police officers back in december. and since then she's trying to personally thank as many police officers as possible. the fourth grader writing more than a thousand cards to officers from texas all the way to new york and beyond. >> to my heroes, i want to say don't stop, please don't give up, many do not care or appreciate sacrifices you make every day but i do. >> that was savannah as she was returning from london on an international trip to say thank you to police officers overseas. very cute. >>> local parents are learning how to use a tool that could save their child's life during a heroin overdose. >>> i'm sorry. it's called narcan and it is already saving people across our area. fox 29's shawnette wilson talks with a father who went through the class and now carries narcan with him at all times. ♪ >> all i wanted was to fix my son. i didn't care what it took. i don't care who i had

a small plane crashed into a home in north texas injuring two people there.t hit the roof of a house, landed in the yard of a nearby home. the pilot and passenger suffered serious injuries. no one on the ground was hurt. the cause of that crash is also under investigation. >>> the truckdriver who led los angeles deputies on a low speed chase sunday is now behind bars. deputies initially received tips about a stolen tanker truck. it turns out the truck wasn't stolen. deputies say it started when they spotted the man driving recklessly. the driver eventually stopped and surrendered to authorities. >>> we're following a developing story out of the middle east. iran says u.s. drone strike killed two of its advisers in iraq. iran says the strike happened near the city of tikrit. this is a filed video of fighting in that region. the coalition combating isis groups had not carried out any airstrikes in that area during that time. >>> meantime negotiations for a nuclear deal between the u.s. and iran are heading into the final hour. both nations have until midnight t

in north carolina, in texas where we have laws that have been passed that make it clear that if you have an id sufficient to carry a concealed weapon, that is deemed sufficient democratic proof civic proof, to vote. but an id that allows you to carry a book of shakespeare, a book of engineering, a book of chemistry is deemed insufficient under our constitution. [applause] so they have launched plans and policies to suggest we are a voteless people and a hopeless people. yet i'm reminded in the book of jeremiah, roundabout the 29th chapter, you find these words -- "i know the plans i have for you, plans not to harm you plans to give you a hope and a future." my brothers and sisters, today in 2015 listening and learning from our ancestors, from our forbearers and for mothers and forefathers we have a hope. [applause] so this is for us -- not a shakespearean season of despair and which area and people assert now is the winter of our discontent. whether you be in ferguson, staten island, or selma, alabama -- be clear, we are inspired by the path to take action in the present. so the naacp is

in north texas, he would also be reunited with his wife after more than a year apart.er excitement for their new life together was no secret. on thursday night, jumaili had gone outside with his wife to watch his first ever snowfall. >> we're looking for safe place, well educated environment, good environment. but what we got was one bullet in his heart. >> there is no shortage of sadness for the loss of this beautiful young man who has only just come to his country 20 days ago, and we don't as texans want that to be his welcome. >> reporter: members of the muslim community say they want to know the motive and whether al jumaili was targeted because of his race. police are pleading for the public to help. >> tests are ongoing now to determine if one or more rifle was fired and whether the physical evidence that we have been able to get from the crime scene is related to any other offense. as you can see, we have little information to go on. >> reporter: for now, this video may be the best lead police have to find the men responsible for the death of a man who left the

all the way into sections of north texas.a lot of moisture to move through and we are looking at a major winter storm. temperatures are critical right now. still above freezing. low 40s in fact in philadelphia. millville 42. but north and west temperatures are falling into the 30s. so we'll see that sleet eventually moving down from the poconos into the lehigh valley and eventually philadelphia. we have winter storm warnings in pink pretty much the entire area now through thursday for that plowable snow. it's going to be a heavy wet snow once it gets going. let's watch the timeline here by 11:00 o'clock. we're looking at that sleet and snow north and west. temperatures still above freezing though upper 30s by midnight in philadelphia but after midnight all bets are off. we're watching a rapid change over to sleet and heavy wet snow by 3:00 a.m. when the fox 29 morning news begins an hour earlier. sue and caitlin will be tracking that wet snow moving through. 5:00 a.m., we're still looking at snow it continues to push into sou

north texas had up to 5 inches of snow overnight in parts leaving some roads and major highways nearly impassable earlier today. >> and in shanksville, pennsylvania, a different kind of issue. they have flooding ice that formed on the river, caused water to overflow as much as 4 feet over its banks and into several hopes and businesses. >>> flooding also an issue in the roanoke, virginia area where melting snow led to faster currents and water levels rising today. rescue crews had to help a man and his dog out of a fast-moving creek. when the pair got stuck trying to get across it on a tractor. neither was hurt. >>> and we're talking about more snow continuing through the region right now. this just in spotsylvania county schools and montgomery county schools have called it early this time. montgomery county schools will be closed on friday. take a look at the snow. most of it making its way through the area but look at this batch right back here. what is that this? what's going on here? >> reporter: i'm scott mcfarlane in frederick county. at one point today the roads were so treacher

the storm shot sleet and rain across north texas. >> pam: a.ll and no sledding rule with hundreds of protesters showing up with sleds and toboggans and tell. this has been an ongoing threat in charge of the enforcing the no sledding rule. it has been pretty much ignored. however now due to security concerns. >> reporter: as the system moved off to the east and dealing with very cold temperatures over the next couple of days. we have high pressure in place keeping plenty of sunshine you to see the beautiful sunset about to happen within the next 30 minutes. it was a mild over the next 30 minutes and it will continue to set after it >> reporter: the temperatures will fall and to the lower 50s across the bay but inland areas will fall into mid 40's. cold inland and for the morning temperature starting off into the 50s. >> reporter: the weather would get even nicer. >> reporter: we are also talking about graeme chances--rain >> pam: as dramatic day of testimony at the boston marathon bombing trial today. several first responders to the stand a poli

. >> reporter: snow and ice hit an area from north texas to nantucket, up to 7 inches fell in portions of texas and that was on top of the layer of ice making road treacherous especially for big rigs. >> inclines are tough for semis but they have to go slow and end up sliding backward. >> reporter: air travelers are getting anywhere fast either. more than 4,000 flights were canceled. >> i'm doing a show at manhattan center so i won't be him or hopping but i will be here. >> reporter: snow came down most of the day here in washington. the federal government shut down but there was still controversy on capitol hill. conditions were perfect for sledding but that is bad on capitol him. couple dozen families showed up anyway. >> they came and said you are in the allowed to sled. >> reporter: capitol police were not enforcing the ban. craig boswell for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> there is breaking news in the city of philadelphia tonight. a police office are has been shot in the line of duty, reportedly shot in the head and gravely wounded this happened at 22nd and lehigh in north philadelp

so what version of texas did patrick's map show? >> just north of the state line of texas is an area referred to on the map as indian territory which we know today as oklahoma. there's a strip on the left side of the map that's santa fe territory. so at that point, that was that eureka moment of this is actually an 1849 decordova map. >> joe ups his initial appraisal. >> he said yours is a first edition therefore we think it would be $60,000 to $80,000. so i called my sister and decided to sell the map. >> joe tells patrick the value could go up or down depending on the map's condition and previous sales. he wants to hold on to the heirloom for more research. joe gets on a plane to dallas to show the map to sandra palamino, who specializes in texana artifacts. all she needs is one look. what kind of condition was the map in when you got it? that's next on "strange inheritance." >> here's another quiz question. what role did future army general and u.s. president ulysses s. grant play in the mexican-american war? was it quarter master? sniper? or

people protested outside the home of the north texas student leading the chant.he sigma epsilon chapter has been close. and the new york state comptroller says the average bonus was nearly $175,000. the industry added 23 hundred new jobs in new york, the first expansion since 2011. a big lawsuit ahead for facebook, over online purchases made by kids without their parents permission. facebook says it plans to defend itself vigorously. nasa has a blast and the utah desert. it successfully test fired the world's biggest rocket booster. the engine fired perfectly. the 24 million horsepower booster could eventually carry astronauts to mars. those are your top headlines. gold is in the midst of its longest slump in six years, and to add injury to insult march is usually the worst month. with an average price wrap up 1%. we are joined now by btb's commodities analyst jim steele. great to have you on set of this morning. jim: thank you. olivia: at one point consumer retail demand from china and india -- jim: we have seen a rapid drop recently and the dollar led for most

laws and in particular, texas and north carolina. there was a full-blown trial and the judge in that case found intentional racial discrimination by the state of texas, unlike in wisconsin that case is now on appeal in the sixth circuit and expected whoever loses will take it to the supreme court. so as of today, we really don't know how the justices think about some of these laws. >> ifill: but additionally this was put on hold because it was too close to an election, not the merits. >> exactly, the court does not like to see changing to election law shortly before elections. the wisconsin law was going to go in effect right before midterm elections. today the aclu and other groups that challenged wisconsin's law immediately went to the lower court to ask again that bit put on hold temporarily because there is an april 6, i believe election and, again, they haven't had time to implement the changes. >> ifill: let's move on to the arguments of the case today because we can never get away from a debate periodically politically, legall

. >>> more freezing rain is expected in north texas today. further complicating the misery for travelers, many of whom have been stranded at dallas-ft. worth international for days over the weekend. more than 1500 flights were cancelled in and out of dfw. some 5,000 stranded passengers were forced to spend the night at the airport on friday. >>> now here's a look at today's weather. drier, milder today with a lot of melting for the northeast. more rain and freezing rain for parts of texas and much of the south. a wide band of wintry band of mix and rain stretches from mexico to canada. >>> temperatures will be a bit warmer but seasonably cold for the northeast and great lakes regions. 30s across the midwest. 40s and 50s across the south. 47 new orleans and 82 in miami. >>> in phoenix, the weather was apparently quite nice for exploring caves but didn't turn out so nice for a woman who got herself stuck on the south side of the papago boots. rescuers say she was trapped in a position with 150 foot vertical drop below her. in the the woman this

one in fairfield off -- off waterman boulevard another one off north texas street in fairfield and a, 80 westbound, redwood parkway. definitely busy for all of the commuters coming into contra costa county. steve has the strength of ten weathermen. >> and you are the strength of ten traffic guys, right? [laughter] >> i say seven of them are feeling better. >> there you go. thank you. >> yes. >>> the first rain in about over a month. that can make for a dicey situation here with the wet road. even though it's not that much rain. antioch .07. this is about 45 minutes old. you might add another .41. mount umunhum, san francisco, vallejo. point 03 and -- .03 and .04. the line is moving. you can see if from fairfield, concord. right about fremont, puerto low -- portolo valley. the front is sliding by. east bay, peninsula and south bay with rain and very warm temps. 58 sfo. novato the only upper 40. a little bit of rain on the north coast. crescent city, .05. from that to hear is .05. really warm up in the mountains. this is a very warm system. there will not be much in the way of snow p 4

. >>> in texas a beachcraft b35 smashed into the roof of a house in gordonsville about 85 miles north of texas and two adults and two children were hurt but they are expected to be okay. back to you. >> mike, thank you. >>> switching gears the final four is set now they are all powerhouse programs. michigan state and duke both joined undefeated kentucky and wisconsin in the final four. >> this seven seeded spartans will face duke in the two remaining number ones, kentucky and wisconsin will battle each other. ryan web has more. >> 68 teams less than two weeks ago are now down to just four. duke, wisconsin, michigan state and kentucky. the undefeated wild cats with a 38 and 0 record are now two wins away from becoming the first team since 1976 to finish the se get to the final four the unbeaten wild cats got all they could handle from the fighting irish of notre dame. one shot away from losing a stunner. instead the top seed of the tournament won 68-66. kentucky will now face wisconsin, a match up of two number one seeds. the wisconsin badgers roared past the arizona wild cats 85- 78 a

there is a man hundt for hundt for a driver who shot a 28-year-old woman in the head it happened north of texas of road rage. nbc's janet shamlian shows us what happened. >> reporter: kay halfered is back home after a terrifies close call. the bullet nole her window indicating how lucky to be alive. >> a tough cookie. >> reporter: it started as a routine drive to work north of houston that suddenly went very wrong. >> basically what we developed into a road rage situation. >> reporter: she told police she was merging on to interstate 45 when a man in a white suv cut her off. she honked her horn apparently angering him, says he started taunting her. pulling around to the passenger side then firing one shot it her in the back of the head. >> the victim was coherent enough to be able to steer her vehicle off the interstate 45 freeway. she called 911. she was incoherent because she was in and out of consciousness. >> reporter: with bullet fragments lodged in her brain, she was rudged to the hospital. >> if i find out hoot it is it's not going to be nice. >> reporter: so-called aggressive driving in

airport is now wreaking havoc as it moved to the north-east. texas - we have a picture of the snow for you. we had snow totals over 2.5 at some spots. it's a wintry picture. manhattan, new york, in midtown, a measurement of 2.5 inches of snow. totals close to 4 numbers. in brooklyn a measurement of two inches taken about 3:00p.m. this afternoon. we know the total is a little higher because the snow still falls, and increasingly, sydney australia, a photo of a wall cloud as weather rushed in. people are running away from the beach line or staring at the clouds. that is a serious storm moving through. let's talk about the serious weather over new jersey new york and tracking up into rhode island as well. this is a wintry mix, freezing rain coming down over d.c. and up over new jersey. the storm system is lifting, warmer air is coming up from the south, and it's riding over the temperatures freezing at the ground, which is why we have the ground. you see the mix. new jersey after you have a couple of inches of snow on the ground, on the roads, on the si

snow sleet and freezing rain making travel miserable from north texas to new york drivers in kentuckystate of emergency. in washington federal offices are closed at the airports as you might imagine, thousands of flights canceled. some passengers in dallas stuck on the tarmac for three hours. ginger has those snow totals which are adding up coming up shortly. >>> in the meantime, the u.s. ambassador to south korea is recovering from a vicious knife attack. tweeting overnight that he's in good spirits. mark lippert needed 80 stitches after he was slashed across the face and wrist by a man shouting anti-american slurs. >>> police in seoul have confiscated a ten-inch knife from the suspect who is described as a radical korean activist. >>> hillary clinton is now responding to the growing controversy over her private e-mail account. clinton tweeted she wants the public to see her e-mails and has asked the state department to release them. state department officials warn it will take some time to go through the 55,000 documents. >>> and a major change at mcdonald's. the company making a sw

in north texas he would be reunited with his wife after more than a year apart. to watch the first-ever snowfall. >> we're looking for a safe place, well educated environment, good environment, what he got was one bullet in his heart. >> there is no shortage of sadness for the loss of this beautiful young man, who has only just come to this country 20 days ago, and we don't, as texans want that to be his welcome. >> reporter: members of the muslim community want to know if he was started because of his race. police are pleading for the public to help. >> tests are ongoing now to determine if one or more rifles were fired and whether the physical evidence that we have been able to get from the crime scene is related to any other offense. as you can see, we have little information to go on. >> reporter: for now, this video may be the best lead that police have to find the men responsible for the death of a man who left the threat of violence only to become a victim of it. >>> a funeral was held for him yesterday, family and friends will hold a vigil at the scene of

north. >>> a texas nurse the first person to contract ebola in the united states says she's ready to sue.after treating a patient at a dallas hospital. pham claim her privacy was violated by sharing medical records. the hospital released a statement saying they continue to support pham wish her the best and remain optimistic they can resolve the matter. thank you for joining me today. i'm carol costello. "at this hour" after a break. the world is filled with air. but for people with copd sometimes breathing air can be difficult. if you have copd, ask your doctor about once-daily anoro ellipta. it helps people with copd breathe better for a full 24hours. anoro ellipta is the first fda-approved product containing two long-acting bronchodilators in one inhaler. anoro is not for asthma. anoro contains a type of medicine that increases risk of death in people with asthma. it is not known if this risk is increased in copd. anoro won't replace rescue inhalers for sudden copd symptoms and should not be used more than once a day. tell your doctor if you have a heart condition, or high blood pressu

despite the collapse in oil prices, production from key shale areas in north dakota and texas has increasedon from -- up 30% compared to last year. alix steel joins me with more. why is shale still producing? >> money. good talking to you. economic returns averaged 20%. 20% for shale despite the drop we have seen in oil prices. you have trailers getting much more efficient at what they do and they can sustain very low oil prices. how long will this continued production last? the eia says production will fall in april. they could be seen change coming. mark: if the production is cut in the united states, will it have an impact on overall oil prices? >> defense by how much and how quickly. -- sure, but it depends by how much and how quickly. when will we were run out of storage? storage facilities in cushing oklahoma are 78% full. it will add 2 billion barrels of storage capacity. if production is cut fastball that will help the storage area. -- if production is cut fastball. -- fast enough. mark: shale production is making america energy independent. >> shale producers need to cut oil not wa

a lot of folks in north dakota and texas have been crying themselves to sleep in recent months.'s price action actually is telling. the fact that we got inventory numbers that suggests the u.s. is awash in crude oil, we are going to run out of storage ray quickly. -- storage very quickly. crude oil actually rallied very hard yesterday. it's not doing a whole lot today. but it's telling. that kind of price action tells me that that is a known known. the market -- the selling is starting to exhaust itself. after a painful downside come i think there is a here, both in crude physicals and xle, the integrated names. >> crude has been resilient. well kind of difference does that kind of influence does it have on companies versus refiners? >> you are exactly right. there is a tremendous amount of churn and rotation within the space. because of that, i would rather stay with from most of that. i am not enough of an energy specter to dig into the granular part of that trade. i would rather stay broad and stay with integrated names like chevron and exxon mobil, which dominate. because th

the republican of texas once stretched as far north as wyoming, and west at santa fe. over years, those boundaries are chiped away. biggest land transfer in 1850, whether texas gives up vast tracks of inves western land to federal government for debt relief. that is the same outcome patrick is aiming for, en result, texas shape we know today. what version of texas did patrick's map show. show. >> nort of the state line of texan area that is refered to map as indian territory we know that today add oklahoma, a strip on lift side that is santa fe territory, that was that eureka phoeupltz of thimoment this is 9 decarkoba -- decardoba map. >> he said we think it could be worse 8worth 60 to 80 thousand . >> i called my sister,. jamie: he tells patrick the value could go up or down, he wants to hold to heirloom for research. >> no gets on a plane to deadlindallas,to show map to sao who specizeed in texana artifacts. all she needs was one look. what kind of condition was the map in? >> a "strange inheritance" quiz question. what role did grant play in the mexican-american war?

today we look at legislatures, texas, north carolina, where they are coming back. may i tell you a story? wilcox county, alabama. it's the first day in wilcox county that the voting rights act is being implemented. 2000 black people are in line at 7:00 in the morning. in that line is a 90-year-old white man, dressed in his -- 90-year-old black man, dressed in his sunday best. at about noon time he gets up to the registrar, and the registrar says, you are 90 years old. the old man said yes. well, if you are 90 years old, what took you so long to get here? and the old man said, what took me so long to get here is my he all my life, to never get in the way of trouble coming. in the registrar said, if that is your he, why are you here today -- if that is your philosophy, why are you here today? and the old man said, i'm here today because trouble ain't a -coming like it used to be. you could get shot, you could lose your job. many other things could happen to you. but trouble was not coming because of the voter rights act. now the problem is today if you look at the al

some moisture in south texas. northg out. >> final day of record heat in southern california. warm in the rockies. 20, 30 degrees above normal in the midwest. chilly in new england. seasonably mild. most everywhere else. >> with the first day of spring just days away. you know, what, whatever snow is still around. will be melting sooner rather than later. that's why this little fellow had to have some fun. that's ernie. >> a weiner dog and his owner are playing hockey with of a goal. goal built right into a snow bank. ernie, such a good goalie. he goes and retrieves the ball every single time. >> dogs so much fun. little max had to get it on. get in on it. there he is right there. max does a lot more standing around than ernie does. hey, whatever. good going, max & ernie. ha-ha. >> ha-ha. >> coming up the in "the skinny" this morning. the most popular person in the world, well at least on facebook. why he might not be a household name. >> get your brackets ready. march madness officially begun. ncaa college hoops tourna

and there is some hard-hit drought areas in north central texas of my area of central texas that need additional support. and fortunately, texas has benefited because we have river authorities and progressive water development board and people looking at this issue from a lot of different angles. >> and texas did provide recently, the voters you voted for a constitutional amendment to provide for it because of the problems we have. and in 2011, harris county, as much of our state was in the grips of the drought during the height of the drought due to aging water lines, hardening soil, hundreds of water line breakage, resulting in billions of gallons of lost treated water, do you have any sense of the impact of the 2011 drought had on our state? >> that is something the gao might be better to answer. but i know it is severe economic impact because if you don't have the water sources, you are not going to be able to support the businesses, the growth occurring over texas. water is the foundation of all of the economy in this country. >> i know i'm over time. thank you. >> way over time.

so do we start seeing weakness in particular job markets that have been areas of strength, north dakota texaskets in particular that are kind of substantial consequence to the u.s. economy. if that starts dam peng the job growth picture broadly you start seeing capital spending potentially at a bit more risk and start losing some of the potentially self-sustaining sorts of drivers of recovery. >> speaking about companies and earnings aeropostale news earnings -- >> i'm trying to figure out what the first quarter loss is. it does anticipate a loss next quarter or this current quarter i should say of 53 to 61 cents a share. not sure what the consensus is right now but for the quarter that just ended we are looking as well at an earnings per share adjusted of one cent when in fact analysts were looking for i believe a loss of three cents. i'm not sure the numbers are comparable here. what is comparable, though, is the revenue line. revenue of $593.8 million, slightly less than analysts had been looking for, looking for a $595 million. and on a comparable basis fourth quarter sales dropped to 9%.

pipeline remains in limbo but separate pipelines continue to pop up across the country including north dakota and texas. this 11,600 miles of new pipeline have been added in the last few years. >>> the man charged with shooting two police officers in ferguson, missouri now says he wasn't aiming at them. the suspect, 20-year-old jeffrey williams faces two counts of first degree assault. police say williams took part in the protests outside the ferguson police department last thursday, the night he opened fire. both officers are expected to recover. >>> another snowfall for boston means a new winter snow record for the city. boston racked up 108.6 inches this season which buried the previous record set in 1995 and '96 at 107.6 inches. this is only the second time boston has seen more than a hundred inches of snow in a season. but snow could not stop boston's st. paddy's day parade t. made history. two lgbt groups were officiallywomenned come to take place. this year the council finally said. it paved the way to marty walsh to take part in that march. so mike, andrea, that ended a two decade long mayoral

texas. only in the 50s. to the north, we're looking at 60s. go figure. as today. heaviest through san antonio. it'll pass north of houston. that'll move through the gulf coast states today and spread into the southeast as we go into tomorrow. in the northeast, we're looking at temperatures in the 40s and 50s. little bit soggy and a little cooler than average through >>> good sunday morning to you. i'm meteorologist anthony slaughter. we have some cloud cover out there this morning. you will notice the temperatures in the south bay for the peninsula. the tri-valley 10 degrees colder because of that clear sky overhead. yes, it is chilly this morning. in the tri-valley even in the north bay, where the cloud cover is, it acts luke a blanket overnight. later on this afternoon, the clouds will run out here. 74 degrees for the south bay. 70 in san francisco but still warm in the tri-valley. plenty of sunshine, 77. >>> and that is your latest forecast. >> dylan, thank you so much. >>> next sport sports fans opportunity of a lifetime like something out of a movie.