this afternoon, thoh, we will be around the mid to upper 20s by 3:00 p.m. so it will stay cold all day. >>> let's get an still have that gas main break. ic for votes that benefited local stores. soud resigned on friday. several other maryland elected officials are expected to face charges. >>> an ashburn waitress was cleaning her table and instead of a tip, there was a note on her receipt that read, great this happened athevi despite the message, carter is vow to go move forward.. >> i'm going to have to keep moving. one hateful remark cannot stop the president of the loudon county naacp posted the note and the waitress says she's been getting a lot of support. there's talk of an organized dinner night at the restaurant in her honor. >>> there is a memorial fund to help a d.c. actress aand instructor to achieve her goal even after her death.. friends tell news 4, macaulay was passionate about building the theater community in the district and inspiring actors. the theater has raised more than $35,000 to further those dreams. you can find the link to donate in

and mid to upper 50s by 10:00 p.m. so certainly a warm stretch right now. that's pretty much the story but we do have a major cool down coming up by saturday as temperatures dip from 60s to 30s. i'll talk about that in the 10 day on 10. back to you. >> thanks erica. our live team coverage continues now with pamela osborne live for us outside of the philadelphia museum of art. >> i have to say i never imagined that i would be dressed like this in january. take a look. you can see a group of kids out there enjoying some time-outdoors. we have been out and about this morning and we have seen a lot of people just enjoying, soaking up this unseasonably warm weather. people were out biking, walking, running and they were shedding the layers as they went. and they have been keeping a nice break from the snow and the cold. >> this is nice. this is nice. this time of year, you never know. we live in a so-called zone and so, no sun, rain, hail, whatever. >> you can see some photographers over here at the art museum steps. and the big thing is enjoy the weather and th

and everything clears across lehigh valley by 8:00 p.m. so certainly not going to be a major issue there. current wind gusts right now, that is an issue ranging between 23 miles per hour for coatesville, we have 26 miles per hour wind gusts in wilmington. 23 for tom's river. atlantic city, 24. philadelphia 25 mile per hour wind gusts. that does make the difference, even though temperatures are mainly in the upper 30s to low 40s on average. it certainly feels a lot colder. let's go ahead and take a look at your neighborhood forecast. lehigh valley, we're seeing lots of mid30s. cooks town, 35. nazareth, 37 and walnut port, current temperature 35. be sure you look at the bottom of your screen for your local neighborhood forecast. philadelphia seeing lots of 40s. this is, of course, cold right now to be expected as temperatures dip around average for this time of year. andorra 39. chestnut hills 40 summerton at 39. and park side currently in the upper 30s for you. the feels like temperatures starting at 5:00 p.m., it feels like 27 degrees in alle

to 11:00 p.m., so jacket weather tonight certainly, but not all that windy and not all that wet.nd then things change as we go into sunday. saturday looks cloudy and dry, but sunday we'll see the clouds get thick, an area of low pressure sunday into monday comes up the coast and this give us one to two inches of rain, starting on sunday, continuing into monday. this is going to be a gusty low pressure center with wind gusts up to 45 miles per hour up to philadelphia, may be as high as 55 at the shore and coastal flooding is possible, that's basically a nor'easter it will not produce snow, it's too warm for that. it will be a rainmaker. cloudy today, 48 is the high. tomorrow, clouds and sunny breaks, fairly overcast, high of 54. rain arrives sunday, 52, monday, windy and rainy, heavy at times, windswept rain information, 48. rain ends tuesday morning, 49. looks like we're back in the low 50s on wednesday and thursday, remember when we're not on the air you can get the latest weather information at 6abc.com/weather. hopefully the inauguration is dry for all those folks they won't n

so your hour-by-hour forecast starting this at 6:30 p.m. we're tracking the end of this system.e it's not very organized. it will completely push off shore but still we're seeing some light snow moving through parts of the lehigh valley including parts of montgomery county, cumberland county, look like you're mainly going to see a little bit of changeover and then that rain but notice we're going to see all of this push off shore after 10:00 p.m. certainly by midnight those clouds fall suit and by tomorrow noon time it's going to be really nice, lots of sunshine for your sunday. expected high temperatures tomorrow about normal for this time of the year. we saw the average in philadelphia is 40, easton 39, west chester 14iz degrees with lots of sunshine for everybody so get ready to get out those sunglasses and enjoy. 44 for atlantic city and it looks like delaware seeing lots of 40s. 10 day on ten looks really promising because we will start to climb back into the 50s by tuesday but notice we he do have lots of sunshine for tomorrow. a mix of sun and clouds for mlk day. tracking

and 2:00 p.m. so this is absolutely going to affect some things, some of us move around on saturday. again, this is saturday, the other one, was today. then route 102 trolley you are back to normal. make sure to check the schedules on line. and also, we do have some lingering construction out there still. it should be clearing in the next ten, 15 minutes. this one in bellmawr. soap, 47 delsea drive. left lane blocked. it will be blocked until right around 6:00 a.m. for those every you in and around this area, heads up on that. not that it is slowing you down right now, but certainly could. as we push maybe deep near the 6:00 hour, i would even say probably wouldn't have to worry about it until more like the 7:00 hour. overall, jim, over to you. >> thank you, meisha in the cbs health watch, more and more fathers are taking paternity leave from work. researchers at the ohio state university found that the number has more than tripled in the past two decades. meantime, the number of women taking maternit

washout, but unfortunately right now the timing for the rain puts it midday, noontime until about 3 p.m., so the inauguration, swearing in, the parade, but during the balls is when everything will clear up nicely. jonathan: could that change? steve: everything is still coming together. jonathan: thanks for watching. jimmy kimmel is next. >>> from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live"! tonight -- bill maher. from "the goldbergs", wendi mclendon-covey. jeff ross roasts hollywood boulevard. and music from a.f.i. and now, tell your face -- here's jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: very nice. hi, everybody. i'm jimmy, i'm the host of the show. thank you for watching. thank you for coming. wow. appreciate that.

and 39 degrees at 7 p.m. so afternoon clouds on the way on monday.t's a mild stretch that returns later this week. also the threat of rain. we'll take a closer look at that coming up in the exclusive accuweather forecast. >> thank you, melissa. you can track the mild temperatures along with the full accuweather forecast on 6abc.com/weather. and follow our meteorologists on twitter and facebook for updates as well. >>> well, just a few days away from the inauguration of donald trump. the president-elect will take the oath of office on friday. preparations have been under way for months. and today an army band member stood in for the soon to be 45th president of the united states during a dress rehearsal at the capital. and another took the place of melania trump, for the hope that things will go flawlessly on friday. meanwhile, as d.c. prepares, vice president elect mike pence was addressing the comments that trump made about civil rights -- john lewis. >> i think donald trump has the right to defense himself when someone of john lewis' stature, not o

to 2:15 p.m. so make sure to check those schedules on line. we will have more to talk about in the next ten to 15 minutes. >> see you soon, thank you. >>> they have gonna above and beyond call of duty, philadelphia's top cops will be recognized as police department's merit the ceremony later today this is file video from last year. merit award honors officers who made outstanding arrests while also performing valuable act of police service. today more than 80 officers in total will be recognized. ceremony will take place at fop ballroom in northeast philadelphia at 10:00 a.m. >>> google maps wants to help you find a parking spot. >> details in the money watch report, when w ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> time right now is 4:49. time for a check of business news. >> jill wagner joins us live from the new york stock exchange, good morning, jill. deutch bank finalized a major settlement over mortgaged back securities, what can you tell us about that. >> reporter: german bank reached $7.2 billion settlement over sale of the mortgage backed securities prior to the 2008

to 5:00 p.m. so that long duration will lead to higher snow total, two four inch line back into the city of philadelphia, i think we can get two, three inches here, lower amounts to the north and west. but again, the big winter is here. depending how you feel about snow, four to six inches with the narrow band of six to eight plus along the immediate line. on sunday you'll wake up windchills in the single digits and some spots below zero. overnight. we're down to 20's. clouds light snow to the north and west. heavy snow to the south and east again we could expect to see over six inches in some spots. roads will be a mess especially tomorrow. sunday frigid. monday is too and back to 50's by monday, huge swing and all the snow will begin to melt. >> the big melt-down. and pat is here with sports. >> the flyers done pretty well. no, they haven't, lost five great games. the sixers struggled. lost nine straight against the sell ticks, this one went down to the wire, could they hold off on always wins. esp

but it was called in, again, at the same time. 4:34 p.m. so police think it is rather unlikely that that would be connected. in that case there were three who were all shot. they also are conscious and breathing, were taken to the hospital. so for a moment there it looked like we had three shootings possibly all connected. right now it is looking like just two, that could be connected, but the two do involve juveniles, likely teenagers, all boys, all expected to be okay, but just sort of a wild afternoon here for dc police. and again, that look-out information, white vokes weighing on sedan, deep tinted windows, with maryland plans plates. that's the latest here in the southeast, back to you. >> lauren, thank you very much. much more on, that much more on the motive coming up tonight at 10:00. >> today, as predicted, and as promised, a beautiful day. sunshine, warm. >> perfect. i mean, what day is today? >> i figure the green peace guys that put that banner up must have been watching the weather. hey, looks good for tomorrow. >> we're a go, we

we still expect the bulk of the moisture to be offshore by friday at 11:00 p.m. so this will bring in our first round of rainfall we think through 7 and 9:00 in the morning on saturday. then we'll have areas of on again off again rainfall throughout saturdays forecast. it still looks like on sunday we'll see this stream of subtropical moisture otherwise known anesthesia the pineapple express aimed right toward the bay area. as we advance it you'll notice across the santa cruz mountains this bulls eye developing. that's where it could aim right towards and that's why the south bay could actually get more rainfall than the north bay. so in terms of toe talz, what i want to let you know is that it's trending down a little bit as the long range models continue to align. so what we're seeing is more of an agreement and maybe not as higher overall. but look this is still expected to produce a lot of rainfall for the bay area. we're locked in for two to three inches. notice those areas in red. here's the key at the top. for san jose likely three to four inch range if every

to 5:00 p.m. so that long duration will lead to higher snow total, two four inch line back into the city of philadelphia, i think we can get two, three inches here, lower amounts to the north and west. but again, the big winter is here. depending how you feel about snow, four to six inches with the narrow band of six to eight plus along the immediate line. on sunday you'll wake up windchills in the single digits and some spots below zero. overnight. we're down to 20's. clouds light snow to the north and west. heavy snow to the south and east again we could expect to see over six inches in some spots. roads will be a mess especially tomorrow. sunday frigid. monday is too and back to 50's by monday, huge swing and all the snow will begin to melt. >> the big melt-down. and pat is here with sports. >> the flyers done pretty well. no, they haven't, lost five great games. the sixers struggled. lost nine straight against the sell ticks, this one went down to the wire, could they hold off one. >>> celtics no

so 6:00 p.m., rain starts to move in.lears out for the morning commute tomorrow and tomorrow afternoon a big warm up and into the weekend we have a wintry mix for your saturday. today 52 for a high temperature. that's 10 degrees above normal for this time of the year. rain after 4:00 p.m. you might want to grab the umbrella before you leave. 64 and dry tomorrow. there's the wintry mix this weekend. 55 saturday. but we have breaking news with traffic and melissa. >>> chopper 4 still over this problem, southbound 270 before 370. it could still take quite a while. you can still see massive delays chopper 4 has been over this since the beginning. tell me what you're seeing in the way of things improving. >> reporter: definitely at the front of the line but let me show you something real quick and you can see with the incredible zoom all the way back. here's clarksburg. that's where the delays are starting. >> 355's really not too bad. those heard about 270 and opted out. the heaviest spots that light at 118 and montgomery vil

>> we have the coastal flood warnings, and advisories in effect through this evening until 11:00 p.m. song to be big concern over the next several hours. in and around philadelphia, surrounding counties, this afternoon and evening, rain, becoming heavier at times, even embedded thunderstorm, winds will continue at 20-30 miles per hour sustained, gusts to 45 to 60 miles per hour will likely continue to see increasing numbers of power outages, at the coast, heavy rainfall is likely one to 3 inches through the end of this event. high wind warning remains in effect along our shore points, we could see wind gusts up toward six a miles per hour. and will likely crib to more report of downed trees, power outages, and that potential for moderate coastal flooding, really if you stay home, it will be the best thing to do with these strong winds, and that potential for over washed roadways specially along the coast. >> projectiles, put them in the garage. >> thank you so much, lauren. hold ton your hats, "eyewitness news" at noon, i'm jim donovan. >> i'm rahel solomon. for lauren, august of us here

and it continues through about noon time and then we will see it start to tape after two or 3:00 p.m. so, winter alerts have already been issued, from philadelphia , i-95, corridor, and north and west, winter advisory for, interior south jersey and northern delaware. we have winter storm warnings for area that will see most snow, coastal area and delaware beaches. coming up we will show you how much these spots can expect, what we will see in philadelphia and cold blast that follows this storm. stay tune. >>> nicole. >> kate, thanks. >> we saw was snow blew in earlier this morning and now more flakes are on the way, in cape may county new jersey. usually quiet community this time of the year is now noise which salt trucks. that is where "eyewitness news" reporter alexandria movies live as the community preps for more snow, alex. >> reporter: as kate mentioned, some of this heavier snowfall is likely to begin in this area, earlier overnight hours, and crews say they are ready. >> as skip lockland knows cape may in the wintertime time is a peaceful place. >> we enjoy quiet time. >> reporte

the jersey shore seeing the downward trend into the 30s by 10:00 p.m. so hour by hour forecast, we started off talking about that light know for tomorrow and we will end it talking about the light snow. notice the clouds starting to develop from west to east. it looks like that system will approach us just after noon. so keep in mind it's not going to be a whiteout, but we will have light snow, a light coating, less than an inch all around the region. however, you want to be mindful of that, that will finally clear after 8:00, 9:00, and then mostly sunny sunday. >>> flu season is reaching its peak. we'll show which you county in our area is seeing a spike in cases. >>> and boy or girl? there is one factor that could determine the gender of a child before the mother even gets pregnant. see what it is coming up. >>> flu season is in full swing and one county reports seeing the virus spread quickly. burkes county is reporting a spike in flu cases since the start of the flu season, more than 500 patients have been diagnosed there, which is the second highest t

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by 4:00 p.m., i expect some issues for that afternoon and evening commute, so a heads up now and everythingrts to clear offshore by about 10:00, 11:00 pl.. after 6:00 p.m., i don't see this as being a huge issue. everything will not completely clear until after 10:00 p.m. i'll have more coming up on your weather. >>> now let's go to nbc 10's rosemary who is following the other headlines of the day. >> rescue efforts are continuing in italy right now after an avalanche plowed into a luxurious resort. the disaster is unfolding in central italy not far from the area that experienced a series of earthquakes just yesterday. right now, dozens of people are missing. one person is confirmed dead. nbc's lucy cavinaugh has more. >> disaster striking in the dead of night. the massive avalanche burying a mountainside ski resort. this is the terrifying aftermath. the indoor pool inundated by debris. windows blocked. the hallways unpassable. rescue works scramble to search on skis. using shovels to dig through the mountain of snow, a race against the clock to get to survivors. dozens are still unaccounte

. >> all of the games are after 6:00 p.m. soll of the daily traffic, they will be gone by then. >>> so frank and julie while there has been opposition the hope is that the new arena will bring life to the new neighborhood and the short-term pain will be worth it in the long run. >>> malcom in the city tonight. thank you. >>> cal tran's crews closed a portion of highway 17 today to perform repairs a head of the storm tomorrow. crews installing a rock hill fence to prevent the rocks and debris from falling on the northbound lanes. this is the same area where a mudslide area happened and rocks found on a television news van injuring the driver. >>> in morin county highway 37 reopened after flooding last week prompted officials to close both directions between highway 101 and and personton avenue. eastbound lanes opened on saturday and westbound lanes are closed until today. >>> the east bay city of orinda had a state of emergency because of a giant sinkhole. it opened up last week on minor road and caminna. it affected the sewer an

p.m. and this morning. so crews are out there still trying to clear the big rig out of the road. but otherwise, give yourself extra time to get through this. again this has been since 6 p.m. last night. the four left lanes are closed. traffic is moving through one lane there and crews are saying they hope to have this opened up in the next 30 minutes or so. but, of course, there's no guarantee so we'll keep an eye on it for you. moving over to oakland westbound 580 connector to eastbound 80 closed until 5 a.m. into downtown san francisco a live look at the bay bridge toll plaza, from the carquinez bridge along the eastshore freeway to the maze 20 minutes. no delay through the toll into downtown san francisco. let's talk about mass transit. ace train one possibly delayed after a freight train struck a car near tracy on the tracks there so we are going to keep an eye on that for you. bart, muni and caltrain are on time. i'll send it to you. >> all right, roqui. thank you. >>> in half moon bay, more and more tape is going up around homes right by the coast. kpix 5's andria borba show

to 5:00 p.m. so gung hoeu fat choy. >> i agree. happy new year. we are not looking at much, and that's the point from the beach camera, visibility down to about zero and it's going to be this way all morning long and take until about 11:00. in the bay area, you may not have it in one spot but it's going to change. mid-30s from the inland east bay. it's a chilly and foggy start, and we will talk about when the sun arrives -- i just told you about that, and we'll time out the rain when we return. >>> the sharks return to the tank to face the blues. but joe thornton was not around for the whole game after getting >>> in sports, day two of the nfl divisional playoffs this afternoon, the packers and the cowboys, and the steelers and chiefs, kbgoff now at 5:20, and the start time was moved because of an ice storm. yesterday tom brady and the new england patriots began their quest for a fifth super bowl title. mike shumann has the highlights in this morning's sports. >> the houston texans came into yesterday's divisional match-up with the top ranked defe

p.m. at the baggage claim in terminal 2 at the ft. lauderdale airport. so far police have not figured out any motive for this shooting. passengers onboard flights from ft. lauderdale to san francisco were in the air when that shooting occurred. abc 7 news reporter melanie woodrow joins us live at sfo where those passengers landed just a few hours ago. melanie? >> reporter: well, you can see what a high-traffic area this is. easily a couple of hundred people here at this baggage claim. most of these people telling me they are just now landing from flights coming from new york and boston. as you said earlier today, we spoke with passengers who had landed here from ft. lauderdale. as with any airport, anybody can come here to the baggage claim without going through a security checkpoint. of course those security procedures are likely being looked at now, but nearly everyone we spoke with earlier today said we want these baggage claims to remain open and free from security checkpoints. >> what in the world just happened? >> reporter: passengers onboard a jetblu

p.m. will be serviced by buses, as well. soor more updates check sanfranciscobayferry.com/alert. >>> moving over now to the roads, our bay bridge toll plaza, those metering lights are on the maze to do you understand will take upper deck to 20 minutes. from 880 to 101 traffic shot but it will slow down to 20 minutes. this is our problem for the last two days actually. westbound 580 after north flynn road, that multi-vehicle crash is causing chaos and problems because of black ice so at 30 miles per hour along the altamont pass. and currently north tracy boulevard to the altamont pass that commute is up to 60 minutes so afternoon entire hour there. if you are taking that to the altamont pass to 680, 16 minutes. moving over to some good news, let's talk about the basketball. enough of traffic. grizzlies versus the warriors game time 7:30 p.m. so expect delays on the nimitz. >> it will be a great game. >>> good morning, turning 6:48 in just 8 seconds from now. it's live, it's our hi-def doppler radar. we have it cranked up ready t

. >> it is doable and the games are after 6:00 p.m. so the daily traffic, they will be gone home by then. >> the hope is that the new arena and the popular warriors will bring some life to this new neighborhood and the short time pain will be worth the payoff. rob malcom, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> this morning we asked our question of the day, this is what we wanted to know. would you or are you planning to go to a warrior game at the new arena in san francisco? as you can imagine there were strong opinions. some tweeted out that the new arena in san francisco is a slap in the face to long time warrior fans in oakland. another one says a name change to san francisco would be the ultimate sign of disrespect to oakland. david says you are a band wagon fan if you don't support the warriors after a location change. deal with it and this one says i am a fan for life. you can respond to the question of the day using the # ktvu. >>> u c berkeley has a new head football coach. justin wilcox will take over for sonny dikes that was fired last week. wilc

philadelphia only had flights to atlanta after 7:00 p.m. so stuck was most frustrating feeling. i made it home wednesday morning. my mom was in surgery when i got there. i remember them wheeling her in the the room and i didn't really recognize her. >> she was that beat up. >> she was banged up, i just grab her eyes and my eyes filled with water. it was a car accident. heading home from getting food and a driver in the ford van, slammed into the back of her and then she got push in another car so she was sandwiched in the middle of these one cars. so she pretty much shattered her right forearm. there is explained it there is two bones in your arms like this. hers split and then came up out of her arm like a compound fracture so know she has two metal plates, 16 screws, and her face, i don't want to show pictures but i showed them on line. she has some face bruising and fractures in her nose and bones in her face. it was just scary and rough. that is when i first saw her. that is her in icu, swelling was so bad in her neck that they started to

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helena could be at flood stage as well by sunday 3:00 p.m. so here is the next storm developing out here in the pacific. all this moisture racing toward the bay area. as this low kicks in that will be the source for the dynamics. we have a wind advisory, also a high wind warning. lake tahoe, instead of snowfall we will eventually be talking about rainfall. snow levels going up by saturday evening up to 8500 feet. a lot of reign the mountains saturday night. they could have winds gusting to over 130 miles per hour over the top of summits in the sierra. here is our forecast model, taking this into saturday morning. even tonight we are talking about rain showers. there we go with the coverage. tomorrow morning at least a moderate borderline heavy rainfall saturday morning. this is actually a nice little development by saturday hack p.m., maybe some more breaks, a chance to get outside, but look what happens. late saturday night, sunday morning 6:00 a.m., we'll have to hold on to the chance of scattered showers into monday as well. so rain and wind

and 2:15 p.m. sock those on line and leave your homes early, rahel and jim, back over to you. >>> suspected cop killer is under arrest ending a massive manhunt that lasted more than a week. markeith lloyd was in the bandages and white jump suit as he walk late last night. he had minor facial injuries after resisting arrest be, he is accused of gunning town deborah clayton when he tried to arrest him for murder of his pregnant ex-girl friend. he was taken into custody lieutenant clayton's handcuffs >> she risk her life for this community that we love so tear ily and to put her handcuffs, on the bad guy, that she was trying to catch, when she was killed, is just significant, meaningful, to her family. >> reporter: police found lloyd hiding in a house where he was wearing full body arm or, he had two guns, one had a drum that could hold 100 bullets. >>> a reward is offered this is case of the local solder brutally beaten after the mummers parade. nineteen year-old private first class austin treen i suffe

tucker was doing very well at 7:00 p.m. soe he sgeez that slot. >> i just pulled up twitter.com here. sean hannity's tweet. it says earlier this week it's like a huge shot across. sean hannity talking to joe scarboroug, is it repulsive that you keep asking fox to hire you without telling your current employer. >> what to make of this? >> i'm noticing the bigger the salary, the bigger the tv star, the louder the twitter yelling these days. that was really a spat over sean hannity's coverage of this russian leaks. i don't know joe has place at msnbc morning that's very important. if he were to go to fox then the whole world is going upside down. >> the whole world is upside down. joe is always looking for the next thing. >> people say this has been happening for a long time. who prompted sean hannity to go after him was this world going upside down situation. >> will the world ever flip right side up. stick around. more with our media columnists. three days away. what to anticipate? how much does it really matter? >> it's a lot

p.m. it will be on the ben franklin parkway. so closures are going to be through 4:00 p.m.lly drive, mlk drive, also some of the smaller roads in the area. heads up on that. that's also going to affect you little bit on saturday, as well. jim and jan, back to you. >> still ahead on "eyewitness news" this morning, how the markets are doing ahead of the inauguration. >> and one of the attractions at the philadelphia zoo gets a lot of attention, and not just for his birthday. we will be right back. sure, you could sit around all night waiting for a pizza to be delivered. but wouldn't making it yourself be a lot more fun? it's baking season. warm up with pillsbury. protein. protein proteiny protein. proteiny protein? protein proteiny protein. at least 14 grams of protein. 100 calories. new greek 100 protein. from yoplait. honey nut cheerios gets their delicious taste from honest ingredients. like real delicious honey and real oats. okay that's still honey. huh, there we go. we're back to honey again. who's directing this? that guy. figures. try new very berry cheerios. the tast

and yet the rally was still going at 3 p.m. so a number of people just started walking on their own but the women we talked to said despite any kind of informational issues they were really excited to be there and to meet each other. >> melissa caen in washington for us tonight. thanks. >>> back here in the bay area, enormous crowds are sweeping to the streets of san francisco at this hour. chopper 5 was over the scene at the civic center just a short time ago. they had it land because of the incoming storm. but as you can see, people are marching. and now they are on the way to justin herman plaza. our jackie ward is at city hall right now. >> reporter: what an incredible place to be in the middle of today. as you can tell behind me city hall even decked out for the occasion lit up in pink to represent of course this nationwide women's march. city hall plaza, civic center plaza is empty compared to what it was just an hour ago. check out what we were in the middle of. tens of thousands of people came to civic center plaza and did

and local to mid 40s by 6:00 p.m. so the trend here is those showers are pushing offshore. clouds are starting to clear. back to you. >>> firing back, president trump is tweeting about an upcoming meeting with mexico's president a day after he said he would jump start construction of a u.s./mexico border wall. another live looking from joint base andrews where president trump will take off for philadelphia. we have seen advisors board. we're still waiting for the president. he's about 45 minutes behind schedule. as soon as he boards, we'll let you know. he'll land in philadelphia and we'll bring you his remarks live and online and our nbc10 app. that sound. like nails on a chalkboard. but listen to this: (family talking) that's a different kind of sound. the sound of the weekend. it's baking season. warm up with pillsbury. protein. protein proteiny protein. proteiny protein? protein proteiny protein. at least 14 grams of protein. 100 calories. new greek 100 protein. from yoplait. developments surrounding the republican retreat in philadelphia. this is a live look at the str

in san jose we have los angeles kings versus san jose sharks puck drops at 7 p.m. so expect delays in that area. now to you guys. >> thanks. >>> later today city leaders in santa clara could take legal action against the 49ers. >> they have been in battle with the team over levi stadium and jackie ward has been following the story and joins us now. what are the demands. >> reporter: it's going on for months as won know so santa clara gave them 30 days to turn over critical documents or they would risk losing control of the stadium. 49ers are calling the city's bluff and now time is up. >> santa clara is proud to be one of the most liveable cities. >> reporter: that's part of a recent tv oohed where the mayor gilmore focuses on good parts of sabta clara without mentioning the nfl team the city has -- santa clara without mentioning the nfl team the city has. the investment in the stadium will meet to decide if they will declare a war of sorts. if they vote a legal battle would ensue to force the 49ers to turn over key financial documents. >> the city of santa clara is t

of the sierra and a winter storm warning in effect for the sierra throughout the day today until 2 p.m. socurrent temperatures outside are mild. we are in the 40s and 50s throughout the bay area. and we will continue to see these scattered showers throughout the day today. storm number 2 arrives tonight into the early-morning hours on friday with post-frontal rain continuing throughout the day on friday. doesn't look as strong as yesterday's storm. we'll see lingering showers likely on saturday for some. then storm number 3 overnight saturday into sunday. this storm on sunday does look like it will be similar to what we saw yesterday with heavy rain and high winds. we could see some advisories on sunday due to the nature of the storm. futurecast shows again scattered showers throughout the day before the next front arrives overnight tonight. we'll time it out for you coming up in just a bit. but first here's roqui. timing out your commute. >> julie, yes, i am. okay. let's head to the peninsula commute. we have a new crash to tell you about in belmont. we reported it in san carlos but chp s

notice as the front sweeps through around 8:00 p.m. or so we'll see lighter rain behind the front but there will still be pockets of heavy rain that will isolate it and downpours that will follow. for the evening rush we're concerned about heavy downpours, ponding on roads and strong winds. >>> abc 7 news was at the floodflood ed park and ride lot near 101 and highway 1. it typically floods during king tides and heavy rain so it's pretty much like a lake right now. just one of many areas seeing flooding across the area. melanie woodrow is live in marin county with a look at what they're seeing there. melanie. >> reporter: yeah, had we been standing here just a few hours ago, i would have been wading in water. that's how bad the flooding was this morning. neighbors here telling me they haven't seen flooding this bad here since 1997. sea wolf passage wasn't passable for much of the morning. >> i was thinking i could have had a truck to get here. >> reporter: several blocks in this neighborhood were flooded. >> i have learned over the years. >>

so ignore that yellow. there are no delays on bart. ace 5 and 7 on time. muni on time. but later today, san francisco protest is planned between 2 and 5 p.m. ute to mission street and the f market line will not run on the embarcadero so just keep that in mind if you are taking that later today. otherwise, south bay times, red all the way through. that means you're taking it slow throughout the area. between hayward and foster city on the san mateo bridge that's 25 minutes. and if you are traveling on the nimitz freeway 238 in san leandro to the maze up to 40 minutes. i'll send it to you. >> all right, roqui. thank you. >>> we have low tide right now at ocean beach where a high surf advisory is still in effect. some of these swells up to 20 feet breakers at 25. dangerous rip currents. and sneaker waves. we have air temperatures in the 30s and 40s. again that high surf advisory is in place until tomorrow. would not be surprised to see it extended all the way into saturday. i know, it is cloudy. we have some areas of fog and then later today, partial clearing into the 50s from the coast to the bay, peninsula, including our inland areas with an

discuss the curfew at yesterday's session and instead agreed to start meeting an hour earlier at # p.m. so that is going to be the new start time and it begins in two weeks. >>> how about we talk about freezing cold temperatures like in dublin and san ramon at 32. getting close in danville, pleasanton, and livermore, 33, we're 34 in brentwood. not bad in antioch, 38, walnut creek and lafayette, 37 and concord right now at about 39 degrees. we've also got mountain view, san jose, 38, look at hayward, 37 degrees, same as napa. 36 in novato. almost freezing cold in santa rosa plus the fog. watch out for black ice on elevated surfaces. 33 there. 42 in oakland, san francisco about 43 degrees. today, we'll hang out about 53 to 56 degrees. tomorrow, 52 to 57. and then about 54 to 59, even 60 on friday. so you can see places like oakland where the average high is 59, we'll get there sunday, little bit warmer monday, dropping tuesday, and then cooler wednesday because tuesday and wednesday, another chance of rain rolls into the forecast. >>> good morning, mike. and just getting reports of a new cra

upper 40s by 3:00 p.m. sood 10 degrees above average for the typical inauguration day. we went through the record books and wanted to focus in on the coldest inauguration day forecast. that was president ronald reagan second inauguration back in 19 1985. it was only 7 degrees. hit to be moved indoors. the warmest was ronald reagan's first inauguration back in 1981. temperatures there 55 degrees and the wettest almost 2-inches of rain fell during franklin d. roosevelt roosevelt's second inauguration kathy back in 1937. >> wow. that's amazing. very cool indeed. well as we take look at allentown, a very pretty sunset across the region that's for sure. as we look at allentown with temperatures that are pretty mild there right now. we'll continue to see this over the next several days. as we look ahead to the seven day forecast, temperatures are going to be slowly but surely on the incline. overnight tonight, look at this. the temperature pretty mile at 36. dry but chilly much during the day tomorrow, 47 degrees. a

p.m. fog. so something to beful of. thursday the rain clears early in the morning. i'll show you in a moment hour-by-hour. above average high temperatures. tracking a big drop in temperatures for the weekend and possibly some snow. saturday into sunday. your hour-by-hour forecast starting at 6:00 p.m. 7:00 p.m. we're seeing the potential for heavier bands to move into parts of lehigh valley. philadelphia seeing pockets at 9:00 p.m. new castle and kent county. 9:30 p.m. we're seeing pockets of heavy downpours moving from the southwest toward the northeast. really important there, of course, you want to take your time driving there. by 11:30 p.m. we see a clearing from south to north as the system moves out and clears out just in time for tomorrow. right now seeing temperatures mainly in the 40s and 50s. philadelphia at 50. the normal high for today 40. and today's high temperature 54. your neighborhood forecast looks like this. in philadelphia seeing lots of 50s and upper 40s. it looks like we're seeing nice temperatures in the suburbs, as well. new hope 44. and newt

have plans to head out of town, still on the brisk side. 39 degrees as early as 7:00 p.m. 11:00 p.m., 33. so, coats and scarves and extra gear if you're heading out to dinner and movie. 30 degrees is the overnight low. that means when you get up on saturday morning it will be cold around the freezing mark and brisk with winds out of the west at 8 to 16 miles per hour. tome, it stays breezy and we cool down further. we wind up with a high of 41 degrees, seasonable in terms of the high temperature. with the winds blowing it will feel like the low 30s for a good portion of the day. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, 47 is today's high, windy and chilly, tomorrow, brisk and a little cooler with a high of 41 on saturday, to start out the weekend. sunday partly sunny with a high of 40 degrees, there's a chance on sunday night of a flurry that could spill into monday morning. doesn't look signature -- significant, but it's something you might possibly see. i want you to know it is no big deal. monday, brisk and colder, 36 degrees. tuesday, 39. wednesday, we're going for a high of 40. tha

cruises usually live after 5:00 p.m. so you're boarding during the day. this flight landed, they were picking up their baggage around 1:00. that would have given them time to transfer to the cruise. one lady said we're down here for a cruise and all of a sudden, five people murdered in front of you. that image of the woman running out -- this woman with the baby. imagine the helplessness of you know what just happened. now there's a second panic, this is when they left out of terminal one. another video of a woman running out on the tarmac. another one with a stroller. going to florida for vacation. of course you have the kids with you. suddenly you don't know how to protect them. reports of another gunman. people are running in all directions, this is broward health, the trauma center. there's a trauma unit at this hospital. a very fine hospital. i've heard it said more than once about this hospital and the one in miami, if you can make it there, they'll keep you alive. if you're a trauma victim, if you've been a shooting victim, a victim of a violent cr

we had another slide last night about 6:00 p.m. so we did have a full closure of the northbound side overnight. they now have one lane in each direction in the southbound lane so just like we had yesterday morning, that is still a sig alert. i've only seen some minor delays so far today. southbound 17 past the cast restaurant we had another slide there, location of another one yesterday, that is still blocking the right lane and then north of there, northbound 17 just before state route 9, i'm hearing about a pretty big hot hole that gave vehicles a flat tire. mass transit issues this morning, i'll talk about those next. >>> coming up, flooding from the storms causing the biggest problem here in the bay area. it's a different threat, though, posing a danger in the sierra. >>> a huge new community is rising on treasure island. >>> we're coming up on 5:12. >>> we're coming up on 5:12. here's a >>> like look at the bay bridge toll plaza this morning. we're getting a little bit of a break from that pounding rain today, just a few showers

and 3:00 to 7:00 p.m. the so-called dynamic tolls are estimated to be $5 or $6 per trip. the project manager notes there are more changes ahead. >> when we open outside the beltway, the express lanes we are proposing, it will open in 2022. >> reporter: they estimate the system will reduce delays and speed at 45 miles per hour. drivers have been slow to warm up to the toll road concept. >> i don't know. >> reporter: obviously, people have a lot of questions about this. we have a lot of answers on our n you can download that and take a look at the list of answers that the virginia department of transportation has prepared for you. >> thanks. >>> turning to our weather and a foggy night out there for a lot of us. this is video in from maryland. it's a lot thicker to the north and west. a dense fog advisory is in effect for parts of our region. >> let's go to our meteorologist in the weather center. tom, how bad is it going to get? >> we are seeing visibility under a quarter of a mile north and west of washington. northern montgomery county and points north and west. here is

cruises usually live after 5:00 p.m. so you're boarding during the day. this flight landed, they were picking up their baggage around 1:00. that would have given them time to transfer to the cruise. one lady said we're down here for a cruise and all of a sudden, five people murdered in front of you. that image of the woman running out -- this woman with the baby. imagine the helplessness of you know what just happened. now there's a second panic, this is when they left out of terminal one. another video of a woman running out on the tarmac. another one with a stroller. going to florida for vacation. of course you have the kids with you. suddenly you don't know how to protect them. reports of another gunman. people are running in all directions, this is broward health, the trauma center. there's a trauma unit at this hospital. a very fine hospital. i've heard it said more than once about this hospital and the one in miami, if you can make it there, they'll keep you alive. if you're a trauma victim, if you've been a shooting victim, a victim of a violent cr

membership with other committees in that the committee members do site inspections so they go out at night typically after 6:00 p.m. and trend time at the 21 different shelter sites. as far as frequency a committee member will do about -- they should average one visit per week so four times a month. in addition to that the committee is always looking for community members who are bilingual and spanish speaking would be very helpful so if the applicants have that please mention that. as far as the regular meeting stuff accident like the monthly meeting and participation in the subcommittee meetings which supervisor tang you're involved in the imminent danger domestic violence and that was in the meetings and members that can collaborate with other agencies much like everyone did in the imminent danger domestic violence and different agencies and you guys work together to push that through so thank you for that by the way and lastly i want to say thank you to all the mothers. i have been at the committee staff for about four years and this is the most applicants that we've ever had. usually there is one or two and r

to 6:00 p.m., so all day if you're yo looking for a job.lookr >> happening tonight in d.c. d.lina bash called animals party that will be at the willard hotel h meant to celebrate members of mb congress involved in animal protection.ection co-host pamela anderson and mary matlin. matl planned parenthood hosting a free preinauguration concertcon at the 930 club. cl. common and the national will be among the performers. tickets are required.r the event will seretvs e aars aa "call to action for supportersos of reproductive freedom to take action wherever they are." >>> today's fox beat. hollywood biggest stars steinrst many shining brightly lastghtlyt night at the people's choicepeo awards jennifer lopez tomez tom hanks christian bell johnstian stamos lobeoking sharm on then e red carpet. the show which is voted onhi i fan favorites no inn moviesrites music and television.eisio big winners included one of kevin's favorites ryanfa reynolds as well as britneys spears melissa mccarthy jennifer lawrence and kevinawre hart. >> johnny depp making headlines this morning for his h time o

and 1:00 p.m. sohour time frame of some snow along i-95 but central delaware, southern delaware, southeastern new jersey especially along the shore, we're looking at a good 12 hours of snow from 4:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. on saturday. we'll take a look at those totals talk about the brutal winds over the weekend with wind chills and a big warmup also guys in that seven-day forecast. >> all right, thank you sir. >>> philadelphia along with many communities across the region is under a code blue. now, if you see a homeless person outside, please call the outreach hotline. there's the number at (215)232-1984 to get them some help. we've posted code blue information on 6abc.com. philadelphia's code blue will remain in effect until further notice. >> all right in the meantime let's get an update on the commute home for your friday night. matt pelman who is standing by live in there "action news" traffic center. >> exactly code red here in center city. a lot of red brake lights we're watching this evening rick

the area of rain down in the mississippi valley will be arriving here around 5:00 p.m. or so. off-and-on light rain into the evening hours. after midnight tonight, the rain will start picking up in intensity. from 6:00 a.m. tomorrow through noontime, some moderate to heavy downpours, especially north and west of the metro area through the morning hours. then some passing light to moderate downpours through the metro area, after that through noontime. might get ponding of road water and blustery winds gusting to around 30 miles an hour for the morning commute. likely no flooding. probably only going to get maybe an inch of rain. then the rain may switch over to a little bit of wet snow here in this lavender area. northern shenandoah valley, panhandle of west virginia. a wet monday commute. temperatures upper 40s i winds. the rain taxpayers off in the afternoon as we hover in the low 50s. wet roads all day long. you'll need an umbrella all day long tomorrow. then finally drying out tuesday afternoon. sunshine returns. highs mid-50s. may make it up to around 60 degrees. talk abou

so right now. plus, just some pointers you certainly want to take into consideration today. closures, until 6:00 p.m. today, so this will affect our evening commute, as well. thirteenth street from chestnut to market, market street from 11th to juniper, 12th fret from chestnut to arch. also take a look at this, some of the closures around the city, 1100, 1200 block of market, where we see restrictions this place, 1260 chestnut, 13th from chestnut to market. see where you are starting to slow down already. as we push into the city, you can see, 15th street around city hall, get very slow eastbound schuylkill vine, all of this, do you have add extra time even though we are in midday right now. jan, jim, back over to you. >> reporter: thank you so much, meisha. as we've been mentioning the president's plan has just arrived at philadelphia international airport. this is a live look at air force one. the president's plane just touched down about four minutes ago. we are awaiting the president trump to exit air force one, and then as meisha mentioned the motorcade will take him up i-95 and into center cit