rockville 5:55 p.m. dayton 6:08 p.m. washington downtown 6:30 p.m. and oxen hill 6:45 p.m.per hour. don't last long but they will be intense. out of here by 9:00 p.m. 6-16 bus stop temperatures. below zero wind chills all day. thursday night below zero, we might set record lows. and don't look now, this may be the coldest air in 2000 years. old report, thursday night, friday morning, okay? old record is 8. we are forecasting 5. baltimore forecasting 2. spoterns burg forecasting 4 -- spartans burg 4 casting 4 below zero. okay. future cast. 8:00 p.m. tonight. showers across 95. snow showers into southern maryland. temperatures in the teens. 6:00 a.m., single digits. gaithersburg, manassas. 9:00 p.m., 10:00 p.m. these are temperatures, 15 downtown. 1:00 a.m. 16 downtown. falls again. 5:00, 24 hours from now, back in the low teens and single digits. and by 10:00 p.m. tomorrow night, we are looking at temperatures in the single digits across the board before they fall below zero. wind chills, noon tomorrow, below zero. 6:00 p.m., 11 below in gaithersburg. friday morning, wind ch

heavy around noon. 3:00 p.m., 4:00 p.m.urday we are between storms but showery, unsettled, snow in the mountains. the next storm, storm number 3, that is sunday. it will be a cooler storm and it will bring rain but not as much as friday. that is the big event. friday is the big numbers. 9:00 friday. here we are 2:00 a.m -- pardon me that was 9:00 p.m. tonight. here we are 2:00 a.m. tomorrow morning. starting to rain. 7:00 a.m. commute. not too bad. boom, this guy tees up. 1:00 p.m., 2:00 p.m. this is the story. noon to 3:00 p.m., moves through the south bay. 4:00 p.m. into the afternoon commute. the five-day forecast with your bay area weekend in view thank goodness, right? we sat here for 42 days talking about no rain. here we will get rain. we will be fine. drive safely. >> 8-9-inches. that is a lot of rain. what are the chances of potential flooding? >> there will be urban and small stream flooding. the russian river, 60 miles, northern california is set up for big rain. we can handle a lot of rain. bay area not so much.

by the time we get to 7:30 p.m. sincerely 7:30 p.m -- snow showers cleared i-95. 9:30 p.m.e gone. temperatures fall. winds pick up. low teens by 6:00 a.m. tomorrow morning. teens across the board. temperatures with sun tomorrow, not going to go up much. not going to make 20. teens to start. sunshine. 15 at 11:00. clouds by 1:00. yellow alert tomorrow for the cold, and friday and saturday for a snow and a mix. saturday night, >>> now wusa 9 game on sports with dave owens. >> the last few days news surfacing a washington football quarterback was working out at a off season quarterback camp. kirk cousins and jay gruden. that is interesting. why not robert griffin iii and is john collecting intel? interesting that kirk -- kirk cousins -- okay. here is what he said to say today at the combine. >> doors are open for a lot of the quarks he had through his doors. -- quarterbacks he had through his doors. guys might pop in. so it is something that i don't push on anybody. if they want to try pursue john and he is open to it, any quarterback he is open to talking to. >> just popping

and the city, 5:00 p.m. and 7:00 p.m. and south jersey, 7:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m.all is, it's a quick-moving heavy burst of snow that creates whiteout conditions. the snow accumulates quickly and the winds gust and the visibility goes way down. drive slowly this evening. >> if you don't like the way your tv looks on the wall? if you do, a designer from the live well network shows you how. >> reporter: if you have two hours and 25 bucks you can transform your standard flat screen tv into a focal point. >> we'll use really think chunky molding to create a floating frame that will off the wall. >> like a picture frame. >> reporter: we'll build a base box out of mds and take molding and miter cut it to make a perfect corner for the frame. >> now we're ready to attach all the trim and make our frame. >> reporter: using a drill we'll attach the base box to the wall and nail the trim on to that box. >> look at that tv. >> it looks awesome i love it. >> a quick coat of paint and the tv has a custom look. for more budget-friendly project ideas go to live well network.com an

the big story we're at 42 by 2:00 p.m. 4:00 p.m., 36. 4:00 p.m. we could be in the northern and western suburbs down to the freezing mark. look how quickly the numbers crash in the 20s, we have a concern anything that's not dry later on could refreeze. with temperatures dropping a little bit additional snow shower possible this afternoon and anything that doesn't get a chance to dry before those numbers dip below freezing we have the possibility of a flash freeze which is a quick freeze up on roads and sidewalks. sarah when i come inside we'll talk about how this will transition and what's ahead in the seven-day forecast. >> now to walter perez live in quakertown. hi walter. >> reporter: hey, sarah you can see it's a raw nasty day lots of standings water on the roads with a bitter cold blast on the way. if you speak with the people of quakertown, many will tell you it's not that bad. what started as a snowy morning in quakertown is coming to a conclusion now. don't look for complaints from the people in northern bucks county most who would say thi

that will hit around 1:00 p.m. maybe 2:00 p.m. 3:00 p.m., 39.how we plunge all the way to 31 by 6:00 p.m. with blustery winds building in. through the afternoon there's a spotty snow shower that could put down a light accumulation if you want to slow down. karen, colder air crashing in overnight tonight are and we get a couple of shots of it over the weekend. details in the seven day. >> reporter: dave i have an update on the accident in gloucester city, route 130 has cleared at clem avenue and the ramp 42 northbound to 130 northbound has opened. we have construction at 168 between collings avenue and nicholson road. live outside 42 northbound at creek road everything is fine. as david said everything is clear anne dry no weather-related problems. we hav

and 29 by 5:00 p.m. we'll see a fair amount of sunshine mixing in as the day goes on. 250 in allentown. the high up there a little bit cooler. 26 in reading freezing mark in wilmington. 30 in wilmington and 33 in cape may. breezy but winds overall not that bad, 7 to 14 miles per hour. if you have ambulance for dinner and a movie. 26 degrees, of course we'll be falling to 289 degrees 7:00 p.m., 26. 9:00 p.m. 24. bundle up ware layers it will be dry, that's good news. we have a cold saturday, i'll talk about that in the seven-day forecast. i want to skip ahead to sunday. 3:00 p.m. we're dry across the region. we have a system coming in that during the afternoon and evening hours will produce spotty snow showers around the region and mixing with sleet down south. 7:30 or 8 we see the sleet work up to the north. and 11:00 p.m. there's a chance that we've changed over to rain largely. some of this rain and maybe a little bit of sleet could play into the early part of the monday morning commute okay? so anothe

. 6:00 p.m. tonight. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, rain wintry mix to the north ending around lunchtime tomorrow, 40 degrees, 22 tuesday wednesday, clouds and sun 42. thursday, breezy and cold, windchills in the upper teens and low 20s we drop the air temperatures down in the 20s for friday, saturday, partly sunny, 35 degrees. we have a little bit of everything on the way over the next 24 hours, but the brunt will steer clear of the delaware valley. >> the mourning for the loss of a loved one, they are turning to you for help to find the hit-and-run driver who took her life. here's rick williams. >> she was a great person. >> reporter: rick williams said his sister was a wonderful person. on tuesday december 23 at about 5:20 p.m. the 33-year-old was crossing state road in the holmesburg section police say she made it part of the way. >> she was walking across the street and she was halfway across the street and truck hit her. >> the driver fled the scene. a few witnesses stopped t

between 3:00 p.m. and 6:00 p.m.unge in the upper 20s if anything is wet out there late today it could refreeze during the evening rush hour. >> time to check in with "g.m.a." they will get to a lot some of us are sad about the seahawks but we know dan harris is not. >> not bad at all i'm rejoycing and plan to gloat all morning. coming up on "g.m.a.," the winter white house 2015 the monster storm impacting 200 million people from nebraska to main. now the pounding is in the northeast after the blasted the midwest. ginger will be leading the stream weather team. tom brady county patriots championship win amy will bring us all the details. we'll be breaking down the hottest super bowl ads with our expert panel of comedians. the winner of the puppy bowl are live in time square. it was a massive effort. we could not get the winners of the kitten bowl they may be here tomorrow if we can pull that off. back to you guys. >> see you in a little bit. >> the "action news" family has grown, the "action news" reporter that would

>>> now at 5:00 p.m. a rescue in the bay, the coast card pulls a half dozen people from the waters. >> a justification battle. why families being evicted say they are not leaving. >> and how these folks celebrated lunar new year. >> ktvu fox 2 news at 5:00 p.m. starts now. >> good evening. i am ken wayne. >> i am heather holmes. >> a wind and small craft cruise for the san francisco bay -- craft advisory for the san francisco bay. ktvu's minimum wage mark tamayo and ktvu's noelle walker where an outing in a canoe ended unexpectedly for six people today. >> reporter: those six people are okay today. they were lucky a boat happened to see them and called the coast guard for help. they train for cap sizing but in this wind they couldn't get back on course. >> reporter: the san francisco bay is gone for being windy. so challenging today there was a small craft advisory. >> i think we missed that. [ laughter ] >> reporter: the water that beckons the crew of the canoe ended up swapping their canoe and that ende

. -- 3:00 p.m. 21 by 5:00 p.m. and in the teens by 6 or 7:00 p.m. the overnight low going down to 5 for the overnight low. we'll be in the teens or perhaps the single digits at #-- 3:00 p.m. by 6:00 p.m. single digit windchills everywhere below zero in allentown. later at 11:00 p.m., cesily tynan who comes back on the air this evening, will be showing you will windchills below zero across most of the way. if you have plans to be out the rest of the day or the evening bundle -- bundle up. tomorrow frigid air is in place. the warm front that gets past us we'll get a little bit of a break back you mean in the 30s, after that more cold air comes sweeping in from the west. a lot of cold in play that we have to get out of town before we can enjoy ourselves more. temperatures will be falling from the mid 20s foot -- to the low 20s at dinnertime. cold tomorrow, single digit lows in the morning, high of 24 degrees wednesday the warm front passes we climb back up to 36 which will be comfortable. there's a slight chance of a

nothing going on. 10:00 p.m., 11:00 p.m. we have a chance of light snow showers. the latest model run which has come out on future tracker by midnight has the significant snow to our south. overnight it will overtake the region. 6:00 a.m. a couple of hours after we are on the air on the morning show you can see there's accumulating snow occurring. the heavier stuff south jersey and delaware. significant snow over the central portion of the region. it looks as though it will taper off by 10:00 a.m. or 11:00 a.m. we're going 3 to 6 in philadelphia. 6 or more in areas of south jersey and southern delaware and one to three up north. keep in mind it depends on the track of the storm. if it track also south -- if it tracks south it will drag the numbers south. i'll be back with an array of computer models and i will show you what they are talking about. >> the cold created a big problem for firefighters scrambling to put out an early morning blaze. the flames broke out around the 200 block of south 52 street. it took two hours to get the flames under control. that was e

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most of the rain will slide east at 3:00 p.m. even at 3:00 p.m. round of snow showers and colder air comes in from the northwest. if you get caught in a snow shower it will be because the air is rushing in, the colder air, you could be seeing the freezing-up. i'll show you where temperatures are the right now we have numbers close to freezing in allentown. by the time we get to 4:00 p.m. we'll be fluctuating in the north and west. i would be careful as soon as 4 or 5:00 p.m. with the icing. that's without the snow showers that might pop through. 6:00 p.m. we have a chance of getting down into the mid to upper 20s, even in philadelphia. so the bottom line is, as you get out there in the afternoon and early evening you want to slow it down, some of that moisture left over on roads and sidewalks could refreeze. snow has changed to rain in allentown. you might get a refreeze this afternoon. that is possible around 4:00 p.m. and before then in the lehigh valley. 48 rainy conditions is what you're looking at at the shore. in philadelphia we're going for

that will hit around 1:00 p.m. maybe 2:00 p.m. 3:00 p.m., 39. look how we plunge all the way to 31 by 6:00 p.m. with blustery winds building in. through the afternoon there's a spotty snow shower that could put down a light accumulation if you want to slow down. karen, colder air crashing in overnight tonight are and we get a couple of shots of it over the weekend. details in the seven day. >> reporter: dave i have an update on the accident in gloucester city, route 130 has cleared at clem avenue and the ramp 42 northbound to 130 northbound has opened. we have construction at 168 between collings avenue and nicholson road. live outside 42 northbound at creek road everything is fine. as david said everything is clear anne dry no weather-related problems. we have an accident on the pennsylvania turnpike westbound past norristown watch for possible reconstructions there. otherwise the construction is clear between willow grove and bensalem. all lanes back open in both directions there. >> breaking overnight, we know three people will be slitting th

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., 29. 26 by 7:00 p.m. 9:00 p.m., 24. by 11:00 p.m. if you're coming out of the late show all the way down to 20. no presimm -- no precipitation clear skies and but obviously coat and scarf weather. >>> i want to fast forward to sunday that's the next precipitation maker. it is possible by 4:00 p.m. 4:30, some of the light snow shower activity is working into the region, and then during the evening we see it mix with sleet and rain. later on by 11:00 p.m. it may change over to largely rain with a little bit of sleet. this may not wram -- wrap up until early on monday. that's something to watch. sunday especially at nighttime into monday morning. looking ahead lots of good stuff is coming. daylight savings, 9 days away. spring begins in 21 days, and opening day for the phillies, 38 days away and i got tickets. 32 degrees is the forecasted high. tomorrow, february one we want to forget is finally getting out of here. it will wind up on a typically cold day. 34 degrees is the high. monday we welcome march and we get light sn

., 20 by 9:00 p.m. and 19 by 11:00 p.m. with the windchills down in the single digits in the nighttime period. tomorrow we're looking at potential snow it will be in the form of quick hitting but heavy snow squalls. they may not last that long, but when they come through between noon and 3 and the dinner hour they could put down a heavy hit by 9:00 p.m. some of us have light accumulation, in philadelphia, most of the models 1 to 3 inches i do of snow. in allentown, some of the models going 1 to 3 inches. these are the latest models coming in. 23 degrees is the high today windy and cold. snow squalls on saturday after lunchtime to 8:00 p.m. it won't be so he snowing all the time, but when it is it will blow up heavy at times. sunday, windy and frigid, colder air coming in. high of 19. overnight low of 2 with dangerous windchills on sunday. monday morning is the worst period of all. you wake up with the temperatures in the low single digits. in some areas the temperatures will be below zero. windchills ve

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>>> now at 5:00 p.m. following developing news out of san francisco a suspect has died. >> drivers face stretchurous conditions a another system rolls through the bay area and a tanker closes a highway for hours as crews work to close up gallons of spilled fuels. complete bay area news coverage starts right now, this is ktvu channel 2 news. >> i am ken wayne. >> i am heather holmes. developing news in san francisco. just this afternoon the suspect arrested in connection with the dismembered body found in a suit case has died. ktvu's christien kafton is live with details. >> law enforcement source confirmed for ktvu that he checked himself into a http://yesterday and died -- into a hospital and died last night. he was arrested after police release photo in connection with a body found in a suit case found in san francisco. at this point there is no word on why he checked himself into a hospital or why he died. we managed to catch up with a friend of his who defended him after his arrest. he met up with him

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be advised between 1 p.m. and 5 p.m. could see snow showers and it could look impressive and lay down a coating on the roads in five to 10 minutes. by 6 p.m. everything pretty much gone except for the mountains. you guys will continue to have snow showers much of the night into parts of the morning friday. let's talk wind chill. noon tomorrow walk to lunch, temps feel like they're in the 30s. when you come home, it's going to feel like it's 20 downtown and low teens in the suburbs and it gets worse. by 10:00 tomorrow night it early with feel like 0 in gaithersburg, feel like 8 above -- it will feel like 0 in gaithersburg, feel like 8 above in d.c. actually the first front is not even the cold one. that comes saturday night. tonight partly cloudy, cold, 26 to 32, light winds. break it down. 30s to start, upper 30s by 9:00, 40 by 11:00, 41 by 1:00 downtown temps and snow showers possible in the metro by 1:00. behind it just very cold on friday, 26, another front on saturday, 30, snow showers even more likely on saturday ni

probably will occur around 6:00 p.m. or 7:00 p.m. one we get past midnight, the temperatures spike into the 40s don't get used to the warm air because we have another arctic plas on the way monday -- blast on the way monday and tuesday where we have the dangerous cold once again and dangerously cold windchills. i'll have that when i step back inside in just a few minutes. >> the freezing temperatures shattered a record yesterday in trenton. crews were forced to work in the cold to fix a water line leak working in these conditions isn't easy. >> we're all bundled up, and basically being able to handle it but my toes are freezing. i have to get in the truck every now and then and warm they them up. >> many say this is the coldest weather they can remember in more than a decade. >>> heavy ice has forced officials to spend the first round -- suspend the first round trip for the cape may ferry. the 7:30 a.m. trip and 9:30 a.m. trip have been canceled. a tugboat was used to break up the ice so the service could resume as soon as possible.

karen, i think that could happen around 3:00 p.m. or #-- 4:00 p.m. we have our latest accident in, 309 northbound atmosphere norristown road looks like a single vehicle spinout. we have police on the scene with this one blocking the left lane, you need to be careful, i think what's happening the main roads are wet. you have to assume you'll encounter slush certainly getting to the main roads even on the main roads themselves. watch how slowly people are going on the accident scene. richland township, bucks county, we have another accident, california road near keystone road, a jackknifed tractor-trailer it's icy. this is the northeast extension always david said it gets worse the further north you go. this is leaking fuel on blocking the right lane and the shoulder. lots of emergency crews on the scene with that one. penndot has lowered speeds on the interstates and major heys. you can see what happens on 309 it only takes one patch of slick spot to get a vehicle spinning out. be careful with that matt and tam. >> thank you for that, karen. >> lehigh

. 21 by 2:00 p.m. you can see the clouds gather. 5:00 p.m., 20 degrees this afternoon. it will be on the cloudy side. later on this evening we'll be on the look out for snow. 7:30 looks like it's still to the south and we also of the area. bi11:00 p.m. it's starting to come up into the i-95 corridor. cesily tynan and adam joseph later tonight on channel 6 "action news" and abc will have that for you on storm tracker 6 live and karen and i will be back in the morning and we'll probably be looking at snow during the morning rush hour. you can see how the darker shades are closer to the coast. lighter shades to the north. this is a southern system, so snowfall amounts will be more the farther south you go. by noon tomorrow it's wrapping up. what to expect, it begins between 9:00 a.m. and midnight. from southwest to northeast. it will be light fluffy snow much like the snowfall the other day. accumulations amounts will be higher this time. the heaviest will be falling between 1:00 a.m. and 7:00 a.m. that m

he arrived after 4:00 p.m. to greet 60 toners who paid $10,000 to $32,000 for dinner and a photo and a question and answer session. they said there were a lot of people who were eager to hear from him. security around the house was tight with streets blocked off. it was hosted by a tech investor and his wife and some of the people who waited outside say they were glad they were not disappointed. >> i actually saw his face look at us and wave. that is all i want. i mean, it was a big deal. >> reporter: one thing that was interesting to me, i so no sign of protesters here -- i saw no sign of protesters here. he was going back to his hotel but the night is still young and he has been known to make it spontaneous stops. we will bring you an update tonight on ktvu fox 2 news. >> thank you. now to ktvu's azenith smith live at stanford. >> reporter: the president said everyone is online and that means everyone is vulnerable. he is hoping summits will keep the ball rolling and providing more safe guards for the america

by 6:00 p.m.tarting to deal with a few scattered showers moving into parts of reading, lancaster county and as we go through the rest of the night, you could see a few little snow showers at first, but most of the moisture moves into our overnight hours. we start off with a little bit of light snow. lit switch over to rainfall. mainly rain overnight. by 6:00 a.m. as you're heading to work, dealing with slushy conditions on the ground and wet roads. allow extra time to get to work. if you're closer to the poconos and lehigh valley you'll see more of a mix, snowfall continuing throughout the morning hours. for the rest of the region we're mainly going to see rainfall with the rest of this system. but at first, it will be snow. so here's the precipitation type depending on where you live, mainly snowfall for us. if you live closer to allentown and into the poconos if you're right along the i-95 corridor wintery snow. mainly switching over to jersey. our snow forecast, 3 to 6 inches for the poconos. w

. 2:00 p.m. temperatures, noon to 1 up north 37. testers start to drop. 42 is the after high in philadelphia. 44 in cape may. with a drop expected later in the afternoon. future tracker 6 showing us we are fairly cloudy as we move through the day. as we get into the afternoon we're on the look out for snow showers that could pop up. not all of us will see them, as i advance between 3 and 6:00 p.m. in most cases accumulations will be light. where they hit you want to slow down, because there's an outside chance a snow squall could put down a quick amount that could cause sliding issues. snow shower at the shore. for most of the you a coating. the other issue today is is the temperatures. in the evening it's blustery and colder. as you look at current temperatures we have cold air to the north and west of us, that will be drawn in later today and tonight. we'll have an issue with cold air and severe windchills on three different occasions on the coming days. tomorrow morning when you wake up it cou

snow to a mix between 4 p.m. and 5 p.m. that's the hour of transition as it transitions from snow to sleet. it will be a little later than that north and west. that's why you have higher snowfall amounts and we're looking at freezing rain to rain occurring between 8 p.m. to midnight, but again a little bit later on north and west of town. what i'm kind of concerned about, i'm concerned about a little bit more snow before the initial transition and by the time it finally changes to rain the damage will be done. looks like 80% of our precipitation will be some sort of precip. 8:00 tomorrow temps in the teens. along i-81 you've had a couple inches by 11:00. by noon snow comes into the metro area. we're back in the 20s. notice the darker blues here? that's pretty good snow. by 2 p.m. we're still looking at all snow across the trough, temperature upper 20s, low 30s. by 4:00 we see the mix down toward fredericksburg, the mix in magenta. as this moves northward, the snow will change to some sleet and freezing rain. by 6 p.m. tempe

it's 4:00 p.m. and there are few customers around.t one restaurant staff take to the street for a ritual led by the owner. gao yuan is around a province 1,000 kilometers from beijing. he owns seven restaurants on guijie street and with 400 employees he's become the area's most successful entrepreneur. this is a weekly meeting. it's meant to motivate employees and foster a sense of belonging. his business model has changed drastically over the last ten years. by 7:00 p.m., customers are lining up to get into the restaurant. summer is guijie street's busiest season. the restaurant's most popular dish is cray fish with hot peppers and chinese peppers. he revamps the menu every two months predikcting what customes will want, always taking initiative and setting new trends. this spicy hot crawfish dish was a hot just as he predicted approximate although he's out performed the competition for ten years, he can't let his guard down. although he's out performed the competition for ten years, he can't let his guard down. although he's out perf

snow squalls between 3:00 p.m. and 8:00 p.m. it will produce whiteout conditions, blowing and drifting possible and there will be travel headaches out there especially if you don't take i meant easy. don't have a lead foot on the gas pedal. get to your driving destination safely. we'll be dealing with no visibility. it's a quick burst of heavy snow. so when i step back inside we'll talk about how much you can see? your neighborhood and the icy-cold windchills sunday into monday. straight ahead in about ten minutes. >>> we have an update on our breaking news involving a police officer in bucks county. the action cam is live on the scene where it all unfolded just before 6:00 a.m. police an officer was hurt after a confrontation with a suspect at a 7-eleven in falls township. the officer was on routine patrol when he saw a vehicle running in the parking lot. he ran the license plates and discovered the vehicle was stolen. when the officer tried to approach the vehicle the suspect backed up and hit the officer as well as his patrol

. 6:00 p.m. upper 20s. karen we're looking at possible record lows and wintry mix precipitation for sunday i'll have details coming up. >> reporter: record cold temperatures that's new for this month. can you see the snow blowing across the cameras. it is light but it's snowing in chester county route 100 at 113. the roads looks mostly wet, i wouldn't be surprised to see slick spots, slow it down. let's take a live look at the boulevard. ridge avenue, southbound traffic heading toward the schuylkill. light flurries don't seem to be causing too much of a problem. the big

at 6:00 p.m. the restaurant this individual went to. >> before we let you know, what symptoms should people look for and how much time has to pass before riders know they are in the clear? >> reporter: well, symptoms are obvious. the fever. the cough. the running nose. red, watery eyes. as for being in the clear, and you have a rash on your face and neck area. as for being in the clear, it is tied to the rash. you are containish four days before the first -- contagious four days before the rash and after the rash. officials say the best thing to do is go to your doctor to make sure indeed you are clear. >> mike mibach in oakland. thank you. >>> talks stalled again. west coast ports will be closed through the weekend. negotiations between the companies and dock workers were supposed to resume today but were cancels. they won't hire crews through monday. cargo has been slow to cross the docks. the port was shut down last weekend. employers play it on longshoreman and dock workers deny slowing down.

look at 6:00 p.m. we're back around the freezing mark late this afternoon, i have a concern what you're showing on the roads will refreeze later on. in the overnight early morning tomorrow you'll watch out for the refreezing. this is 202 parkway at bristol road. you can see the slush on the sides of the road. you need to be careful as you traveling, expect to hit the slick spots. in an area where it's sleeting, this is northbound on the northeast extension between quakertown and the lehigh valley blocking the right lane and the shoulder at this point. we've got emergency workers on the scene this is an area where it's icy and example of what could happen on the ice right. the delaware county the blue route at i-95. we see traffic moving okay, but you've got speed restrictions at this point. penndot lord -- lowered the speeds. main roads are wet, you will hit the slushy spots you don't wanted to that. i-95 southbound traffic heading toward center city mostly wet on i-95. in the city itself on the vine w

. >>> new at 5:00 p.m.nvolving a san francisco police officer and the bank records that are in the hands of the district attorney. the officer was the treasurer of one of the largest police organizations in the city. ktvu's heather holmes has been digging into the finances. what did you find? >> i received a tip they were short thousands of dollars and bank statements trace the activities back to the one and only person with access to the expecter its atm card -- account and it is-- and its atm card. he was pressuring of the police police officer's pride alliance. they help members and hiring and job promotions. i spoke with a former board number about the finances and the -- member about the finances and questionable expenses. [ indiscernible ] >> that officer ask we conceal her identity. she said while she is disappointed at the embezzlement she is anchored by the investigation. the pride alliance discovered $12,000 was missing. and reported it to internal affairs but the case seemed to stall -- [ indisce

and 28 by 2:00 p.m. and 24 by 5:00 p.m. at the same time the winds are going to pick up and that's going to make things more uncomfortable as we go through the day. noon we expect to have windchills in the teens. allentown could be down to 10 and then we get into the evening hours as soon as 6:00 p.m. just about everybody hag windchills in the single tickets. the winds picking up and temperatures dropping as we go later and later into the day. the next chance of precipitation is sunday. cold air to the north an warm air to the south. frontal boundary sitting newer the region. that means we'll be in for a light, wintry mix set up with snow to the north an rain to the south and philadelphia in between. personally during the day philly will see a fair amount of rain out of this. cold today temperatures crashing into the 20s. snow showers will be around the morning rush hour and a little bit beyond. friday, cold # 3 degrees. saturday we get a break 44 degrees. sunday we have a light rain mix snow event more rain to the south mo

last friday afternoon between 4:30 p.m. and 5:00 p.m.lth officials say this is the county's fourth confirmed measles patient. earlier this month another patient road a busier b.a.r.t. line from contra costa county into san francisco. >>> the california highway patrol is kicking off a recruitment campaign to diversify. the diversity of officers is lower than the state patrol. 7-10 chp officers are white. compared to 4-10 californians who are white. this weekend they will hold recruitment seminars across the state including in concord where they are looking to add more women to the force. >> women had a hard road. with the fire departments across the state. many coming under court order and being forced to diversify. >> the california highway patrol will start accepting online applications on monday on its website. >>> facebook announced a change to its gender identity options today. last year facebook added a list of 58 gender options that you could choose from. now it at ad59th option. fill in the -- it added a 59th option, fill in the b

we will find out in 10 minutes at 6:00 p.m.etflix is launching in cuba. 27% of cubans have internet but they are hoping infrastructure will improve as the u.s. eases sanctions. they are trying to expand internationally and wants to be in 200 counties by next year -- countries by next year. >>> preparations at levi stadium for the nhl outdoor winter classic between the sharks and the kings. a truck hauling ice making equipment arrived this afternoon. february 21 the san jose sharks play the los angeles kings outside at levi stadium. and crews have just 12 days to make an ice rink. >> the biggest challenge here is rain and the sun. they plan to do a lot of ice making and the construction of the rink after the sun sets or in the evening and work through the night and during the day they will keep the ice covered so there is no sun on the ice. >> the sharks are expecting a crowd of 70,000 and only a couple hundred tickets are still left. this is the second outdoor nhl game ever on the west coast. >>> a small non-profit service that

then by 7:00 8:00 p.m. right into the metro area and heaviest snows occurring between 10:00 p.m.:00 in the morning. then it quickly moves off east and by 8:00 a.m. most of the snow is gone leaving in its wake four to eight inches in the metro area. over eight inches possible of fluchy dry snow to our south. stay tuned pup updates through the afternoon. doug and veronica here laters this afternoon. >>> that's "news4 midday" for this monday afternoon. we invite you to tune in for news at 4:00 5:00 and six and tonight at 11:00. and of course we'll be right back here at 11:00 a.m. a lot of snow to talk about tomorrow. hope you'll plan to be with us. until then have a terrific day, and we'll see you in the morning. >> serena: damn, nicole. she always has a positive genius for showing up when and where she's not wanted. [phone rings] hey, what's up? >> eric: i just called to say i'm an idiot. >> serena: [chuckles] good to know. >> eric: [laughs] listen, just because you couldn't make me an omelet didn't mean you had to leave. i mean, we could have gone out we could have ordered in. >>

freezing by 6:00 p.m. anything that doesn't dry could freeze up in the afternoon. karen, what are you looking at now? >> reporter: most of the highways are slush. lionville route 13, it's a day you have to take your speeds down and expect slick areas. we have a jackknifed tractor-trailer on the northeast extension northbound between quakertown and lehigh valley it's blocking the right lane and blocking the shoulder. we're not hearing of any injuries but expect blockages if they expect to remove the jackknifed trailer you may see restrictions there. this is montgomery fort washington, 309 from the pennsylvania turnpike, traffic is moving okay, driving slowly through the rain and slush out there. it's mostly wet on i-95 approaching cottman southbound traffic having no problems, traffic is moving just fine at cottman and approaching the commodor barry bridge in delaware county. i drove in from the south certainly we had snow yesterday and the rain. you're crierving in slush. a good month of it -- driving in s

noon 25 degrees, 3:00 p.m., 3 # and 31 at 6:00 p.m.ve rain up and down the west coast, some of that badly needed in places like california. not a lot of action in the great lakes, a snow shower, clear in in particular. if you're heading to the airport we have mainly clean aircraft so no precipitation in our most traveledded precipitation. >> coffee is good for you it's bad for you today it's good for you if you're a woman. reach e researchers followed 325,000 woman woman who consumed 3 cups of coffee had a lower risk of getting you're uterine cancer. >>> a government report shows shows the death rate for african americans with hiv dropped 28% over the last five years. the rate fell for whites and hispanics as well. but not as dramatically. >> investors are anticipating a good report on the job market. >> reporter: january jobs. >> reporter: before this morning appear release investors were anxious. wall street concerned that weakening global economy will make u.s. companies cautious. >> radio shack plans to close 4,000 stores. they str

noon, 19. 2:00 p.m., 23. that will be the high. we're back to 21 by 6:00 p.m.ing. if you have planners to be out on the town on this friday night, bundle up, lots of layers and all that extra gear. no major delays at the airport it's 11 in philadelphia. boston is milder at 12. chicago five degrees right now and up around new york city in case you have a connecting flight, it will be very cold up there as you arrive and this afternoon's high here again 23 degrees, the winds a problem most of the day tam. >> thank you david. >>> going on to "healthcheck," a dog is man's best friend. researchers wanted to find out if they knew facial emotions. the dogs were rewarded if they could identify the emotion. they found dogs can extinguish how you're feeling based on on your expression. >> good stuff. if you think we've spent a lot of time talking about car recalls, on the news, you're right. >> reporter: 64 million vehicles were recalled last year, that's double the old record set a decade ago. the industry argues that the surge is a good sign that automakers are taking

to 1:00 p.m. along the peninsula, east shore and tri valley. between 1:00 p.m. and 4:00 p.m. it will be downright dangerous to be travel around the south bay. we'll keep you updated on the the staus of the rainfall but in combination with the heavy rain we're also expecting some fierce wind. we've seen sustained speeds in san jose at 22 miles per hour. wind advisory is in place. and what happens is, you'll be nice and calm probably when you leave your home and then you get out there on that roadway, and you start to get hit by those very strong wind gusts. speaking of which, if you're trying to get to work this morning not too bad right now. getting home will likely be more problematic for you. >> yes but the wind will play a factor as we've shown from some of our cameras. i picked the oakland camera because it was moving around a lot, rooftop camera 13 stories above the roadway catching the wind here at high street north of the coliseum. folks headed to the bay bridge backup along the left and the right approach starting now. dry roadways here. we're talking about the area n

30 degrees by 9:00 p.m.7 degrees. by 6:00 we're looking at most of the precipitation to the south some other recent runs have held it in here until 8:00 a.m. in any event we'll be on early just in case there's something out there to talk about and we want you to be careful walking and driving on the untreated surfaces tomorrow morning. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast light freezing and -- freezing rain and sleet and high of 33. tomorrow the precipitation ends early in the morning as you just saw. this afternoon breezy and milder high of 43. wednesday, the clouds are on the march, 39 degrees. thursday, snow showers there's an arctic front that will knock the precipitation down and it probably falls as snow. wind and cold on friday, 25. we bounce back to 32 for the high. for valentine's day there's a chance of flurry or brief snow shower in a couple of neighborhoods. 22 degrees, winds and colder, overnight low of 9:00. a couple of days friday and sunday as you look ahead in the seven day both are

by 6:00 p.m. the light snow develops. 10:00 p.m. the snow picks up in intensity. by 1:00 p.m. it's snowing north of the pennsylvania turnpike and rain and south the rain/snow line continues to lift north as we go into monday morning whatever snow and ice you see across the northern western suburbs it will flip over to rain by the time we get into monday. monday afternoon the front barrels through and the temperatures plummet on the backside of the arctic front. we get into a situation we saw i believe was friday, the snow squalls part of the area, you saw sunshine and the expect minute you get heavy snow on the ground. we could see that monday as the arctic front pushes through. snowfall totals includes the city of philadelphia, 3 1 to 3 and north, 3 to 6 inches. lehigh valley, you could see # to 6 inches of snow, as well as a coating of ice. northwestern suburbs the roads will be slushy, especially the back roads. the city points south and east, rain. lehigh valley, expect delays, snow-covered back roads and icy patches a good bet. rainfall totals this is not anything to stra

he arrived after 4:00 p.m.who paid $10,000 to $32,000 for dinner and a photo and a question and answer session. they said there were a lot of people who were eager to hear from him. security around the house was tight with streets blocked off. it was hosted by a tech investor and his wife and some of the people who waited outside say they were glad they were not disappointed. >> i actually saw his face look at us and wave. that is all i want. i mean, it was a big deal. >> reporter: one thing that was interesting to me, i so no sign of protesters here --

from you're traveling between 4:00 p.m. and 8:00 p.m., drive slow, even if you see flakes, slow down because the visibility about drop dramatically in a very short period of time. once we get into sunday, the low pulls through into the canadian maritimes and here comes the arctic express. we have a wintery weekend on the way. winter weather advisory goes into effect for the evening hours, for the snow squalls its for the entire delaware valley. we'll see an accumulation west of the pennsylvania turnpike, but most areas will see a one to three inches. these are snow showers, they are not the squalls they will arrive 2:00 3:00 p.m., we also to east. here comes the squalls marching into the western suburbs into the city by 6:00 p.m. and march east and off the coast by 9:00 and 10:00 p.m. tomorrow morning we'll see bright sunshine with blustery conditions and gusts as high as 50 to 60 miles per hour. the snow squalls moving in between the hours of 4 and 10. whiteout conditions, strong gusty winds behind the front. it will make