havoc across the midwest in plain states today. heavy snow, ice and gale-force winds spreading across 11 states. missouri under a state of emergency as heavy rains clobber the state for the third straight day. so far ten people have been killed there because of the flooding. >> it has been a very difficult several days. and this threat is clearly not over. >> reporter: on the other side of the storm system, another triple threat. snow, sleet and freezing rain. deteriorating conditions across iowa as blowing snow closed roads with up to a foot in some cities. a white christmas came a few days late here in iowa city. nine states are under winter storm warnings from kansas to michigan, with millions of people affected. in wichita, overnight a plane slipped off the runway in ice and wind. no injuries were reported. at major transportation hubs like chicago o'hare, travelers left stranded or waiting, with as many as a third of the cancelations originated here, according to flight aware. 1,900 flights across the country have been cancele

stromtracker showing area of klo pressure over the plain states and the system words east ward as early as tomorrow. tracking areas of fog as we go throughout the overnight hours. it's still mild tomorrow. then the afternoon rain moves in. we have the details coming up in the full and exclusive accuweather forecast. let's send it back to you, sarah. >> okay. melissa, thank you. let's head to "action news" reporter jeff chirico in franklin square where they are sort of in the holiday spirit i guess, jeff? >> that's right, sarah, it may not feel like the holidays outside. but here at franklin square is looks like it. take a look at the light show behind me. it's called the electrical spectacle and it's one of the many places we found folks enjoying this absolutely beautiful day. p. >> from the way the tailgating eagles fans are dressed you would think it is preseason. legs on the grill not the only one they may get burned. >> this is great, shorts, nice sunny day. got the suntan location out today. >> ridiculous, september 13, 7 70. tee shirt warm. love it. >> with record warmth temperatu

the storm that brought blizzard conditions to the west and more flooding to the middle and plains states is now moving east... and expected to bring more misery with it. in missouri, rain continued, sending already swollen rivers surging ove their banks. "i am worried. i don't know what to do. people in oklahoma forced to cope with both flood and blizzard warnings. the list of weather-related grow longer. two men were georgia. the area where they were found received 10-12 inches of rain in which includes three inches over the last three days. the severe weather.. of course... means travel delays. and it's causing lots of problems for those trying to get home from their christmas trips. news 3's christine kim spoke to some allegiant air pass plane had trouble withstanhe nasty weather in wichita. super at :50 cover bite: allegiant airlines says flight 405 with scheduled service from wichi national airport to mccarran international airport on december 27, 2015 pushed back from the gate at 11:23 p.m. as it began taxiing, weathtint wind combined withfai taxiway with part of the landing gear c

it' arctic cold in the plains states. that will modify as it approaches. despite lowering temperatures. here comes this no. fans of snow showers developing up north late tonight. tomorrow night and early sunday morning. in southern new hampshire, notice those strong lake affect bands, may actually survive the trip in. into parts of southern new hampshire. a dusting of grassy surfaces zones. up north, maybe an inch or two. sunshine full force on sunday. then temperatures start to rebound as we go into next week. near 30 south or tomorrow and sunday, 30' s but with gusty winds tomorrow. possibly over 30 miles per hour. it will feel like the 20' s south and teens north. on sunday, we get the sun back. more clouds and sun from monday through business event christmas day. notice those temperatures nowhere close to the average as it warms right back up. josh: fickle, indeed. the nba may be taking a closer look at safety after a courtside crash at last night' s game. jean: lebron james crashed into a woman sitting on the sidelin

we're tracking that low and it is now in the plains states and spinning snow in the nebraska and over to south dakota and even denver. ............................... ..................... tonight expect a low of 31 degrees and cold. north breezes around will make our feels like temps in the morning feel more like 26 degrees. tomorrow expect a high of 48 and less wind tomorrow and we'll be nearly 10 degrees below average. ............................... .................... now here are your forecast lows overnight. 30's to 20's everywhere with the coldest temps in the edges of the valley and me away from the center. aliante and summerlin along with mountains edge and anthem definitely below freezing. ............................... .................... colder outside of town in pahrump where we have that freeze warning and cold from laughlin all the way to mesquite. ............................... ..................... extended forecast shows we finally warm up to near average by friday. warmer weekend with breezes and next chances for showers could be by monday evening and tuesday<)

snow is located off to our northwest in northwestern iowa where we have an area of low in the plaines states. we are in the dry area between the warm front and cold front. as that front moves through, we will turn cooler this morning. it will also be windy and we only have a slight chance for a stray shower or flurry. otherwise it will be partly cloudy to mostly cloudy throughout the day. temperatures right now are in the 30s. this is the warmest they will be all day long, as we will see falling temperatures throughout the day. here's the storm track 7 live weather network. mainly dry with just a few patchy areas of light rain. here's future track. we are mostly cloudy to partly cloudy throughout the afternoon hours. maybe a stray shower or flurry throughout the afternoon, especially off to the north. tonight it will be partly cloudy to mostly cloudy. and tomorrow will be partly cloudy. here's the storm track 7 forecast for today: we will have temperatures in the 40s, falling throughout the afternoon. it will be very windy at times. here's the forecast for tonight. cloudy. still a few breezy

located northwestern iowa where we ave an area of low pressure producing a lot of snow in the plaines states. we are in the dry area between the warm front and cold front. as that front moves through, we will turn cooler this morning. it willlllso be otherwise it will be partly cloudy to mostly cloudy throughout the day. temperatures right now are in the 30s. this is the warmest they will be all day long, as we will see falling weather network. mainly dry with just a few patchy areas of light rain. here's future track. we are mostly cloudy to partly cloudy throughout the afternoon, especially off to the north. tonight it will be partly cloudy here's the storm tack 7 forecast for today: we will have temperatures in the 40s, falling re's the forecast for tonight. it will be partly to mostly cloudy. still a few breezy conditions with temperatures in the 20s. here's the storm track 7 day forecast. today will be windy. tomorrow will be partly cloudy. more sunshine on friday but it averarae. we warm up this weekend with aaslight chance for rain next monday and tuesday. something is missing this mo

i mean most of the plain states, eastern states, just not seeing any drought at all. jet stream as we head through this week-- you will notice one thing there's ripple, after ripple coming eastward each one has a little shot of cold air wi it. could be produdung some rain in ththeast and snow to theheest of it. quick shot of cold air in the west then that system moves into the southwest and it warms up again, so changeable is realal the big key as we head through this comomg week, let's the northern plains, great lakes, northeast and down into the southeast, it will be changeable but averaging your normal then from montana down into the southern mississippi valley and from southern and western texas throughout the west-- below normal temperatures are expected as far as precipitation is concerned really a lot of the country is going to be above normal. below normal there for montana and some of the surrounding areas. near normal for the ohio valley and great takes, above normal inpmany other places, clinton? thanks mike. the business of farming is big...and diverse. to

the index surveys nine midwestern and plains states, including iowa. it's been a full month since the new johnson county minimum wage went into effect, and tonight, reaction is mixed. mixed.on november first the county jumped from seven dollars and twenty five cents an hour to eight dollars and twenty cents.the iowa city area chamber of commerce says they've been asking for feedback from m mber businesses.they say many of their businesses support a minimum wage increase, but legislated and consistently mandated across county lines. me business owners support the increase whileleothers say they don't believe its sustainable.the minimum wage is scheduled to increase to ten dollars and ten cents an hour by 2017.tonight on the cbs 2 news ten at t n - a full look of the impact so far. next on the cbs 2 news at six, ready for the title game. game.how the team is preparing big stagagin indy. cbs 2 this morning, a team of specialists teamed up to perform a first of its kind surgery. how it gave one woman something should couldn't imagine living without.that's

are dealing with a variety of severe weather to end 2016 snow from new mexico all the way up the plains states. strong winds in tornado damage from texas to mississippi to tennessee. many of the storms have brought flooding, including dallas where firefighters rescued a man from on top of his car in flood waters this morning. that line of storms is continuing to push east. that rough weather has not slammed into carolina yet though we have seen some spotty showers, as as we take a live look over the capital city through the wis skycam. meteorologist ben tanner is in the first alert weather center tracking the system that's going to be our next major weather maker. during the afternoon highs will reach the upper 70s and an unsettled weather pattern will return. monday there is a good chance of showers as moist, humid air continues to flow in from the south around a ridge of high pressure anchored off the coast. tuesday a front will cross the few showers during the day, and the mild weather will prevail and highs will again reach the 70s. wednesday and thursday will also feature periods of rain

northwest in northwestern iowa where we have an area of low pressure producing a lot of snow in the plaines state. we are in the through, we will turn cooler this morning. it will also be windy and we only have a slight chance for a stray shower or flurry. otherwise it will be partly cloudy to mostly cloudy throuhout the day. temperatures right now are in the 30sthis is the warmest they will be all day long, as we will see falling temperatures throughout the day. with just a few patchy areas of north. tonight it will be throughout the afternoon. it cloudy. still a few breezy will be windy and very cool. it's coming up on today& iowa.... we're about 210 hours until christmas. you know who already knew that? a retail store because it's about to have a marathon-style opening for holiday shoppers who aren't done. plus -- a recycling center gives things new life... and it's now given this kitten a second chance even if that wasn't the plan. you're watching kwwl. we've got you covered in marquette, what do workers want most thjust like clark griswold -- they're hoping for a bonus -- but few expect to g

tremendous damage bringing blizzard conditions to the west and more flooding to the middle and plains states monday. in missouri, rain continued, sending already swollen rivers surging over their banks. "i am worried. i don't know what to do. oklahoma residents forced to cope with both flood and blizzard warnings. one man had to to walk to safety through freezing water. "i gather my things and i make the trek for about half a mile or so in water that's about waist-high." the cold temperatures and high water were a bad combination. "stood in that water for about three hours waiting for them to get here the list of weather-related longer. two men have been pulled from water in georgia -- the widow of one clearly grieving. "i'm going to be so lost without him." the storm is expected to continue moving northeastward tuesday ... and is likely to leave yet more misery in its wake. i'm kim hutcherson reporting. with that in mind -- the mississippi river is expected to reach almost 50 feet by friday at chester, illinois. that would top the all-time high reached in august of 1993. the mayor of west a

the western u.s., fire and ice with blizzard conditions bearing down on the southern rockies and plain states. this fresh blanket of snow covering parts of northern california. in the southern part of the state, a raging wild fire fooled by fierce winds. >> that fire is forcing man da torre evacuations and scorching roughly 1,000 acres so far. look at the intensity. officials shutting down parts of two major highways, the 101 and the pacific coast highway. more than 500 fire at thfighter battling the blames. a lot of people travel on the roads. when do you think they are going to open and how do you think this fire is going to be contained? >> i think we will be working on this fire for at least the next few days. i think that's what it is going to take. it has grown significantly large in a very short amount of time. that's indicative of the conditions we are seeing here in california for the last several years with this drought. it is going to be a while. we have a lot of back country area we need to get into and assess and make sure we can safely get the lines in there. we need to bring ou

stormtracker 6 live double scan radar tracking area of low pressure across the southern plain states and a lot of moisture ahead of the storm. the bulk of energy tomorrow will ride up norm and east of our region and frontal boundary continues to work east ward to mid-atlantic region especially second half of the day tomorro tomorrow. we'll talk about what is ahead. areas of fog will develop as we go throughout the rest of tonight during the overnight hours and it still stays mild monday despite moisture creeping in by day's end. grab umbrellas you will need them by monday afternoon. we'll take a closer look of the full and exclusive accuweather forecast. >> thank you, mel is a you can find the day forecast and live look at stormtracker 6 double scan radar any time of day on our web site go to 6abc.co 6abc.com/weather. >> in city over brak section tonight family and friends gather todd remember the short life of a young man found shot to death inside a parked car on friday night. "action news" reporter christie ileto joins us there and is live with more, christie. >> well, sarah, more

western -- in the western part, blizzard conditions are bearing down on the southern rockies and plains statesfresh blanket of snow, good for skiers, but it's covering parts of northern california. in the southern state, a different problem. raging wildfires shutting down parts of two major highways, forcing people from their homes. in another part of the country, record-high temperatures. so what is behind this unseasonably warm weather? cnn meteorologist jennifer gray helps us break it down. >> reporter: it's the topic so many people are talking about this holiday season. where is the winter? you're not going to find the chilly temperatures in the east. in fact, there have been over 2,600 record-high temperatures this month alone. on contrast, less than 150 record lows. incredibly, new york city has not dropped below freezing this season. christmas eve will be in the 70s for philadelphia, new york city, d.c., all of those records. and these warm temperatures are not just for the u.s. all over europe has been warmer than normal, as well. in fact, moscow hit nearly 50 degrees this week. and lo

. >> that storm system moving in has left a path of destruction across the midwest and plain states. they say everything is bigger in texas and after this week, that includes the weather. four counties have been declared disaster areas and 11 liv hseave been lost. meanwhile, missouri is under a state of emergency, as heavy rains clobbered the state for the third straight day. ten people were killed as flood waters wassed over roadways and in to homes. and a white christmas came a few days early, or days late that is in iowa, as the white stuff closed roads with up to a foot in some cities. nine states are under winter storm warnings from kansas to michigan. weather is creating havoc on one of the busiest travel weeks of the year. 1900 flights across the country were cancelled. >> we have breaking developments in queens, where a murder suspect is now under arrest. this is video we just got in to news 4. christopher sobers accused of robbing and killing a man in october. the body was found in the park. with slash wounds on neck and stomach. she and sobers were quota quaint quaintances.

we're tracking that low and it is now in the plains states and spinning snow in the nebraska and over to south dakota and even denver. ............................... ..................... tonight expect a low of 31 degrees and cold. north breezes around will make our feels like temps in the morning feel more like 26 degrees. tomorrow expect a high of 48 and staying chilly. less wind tomorrow and we'll be nearly 10 degrees below average. ............................... ..............now here are your forecast lowsernight. 30's to 20's everye with thecoldest temps in the edges of the valley and more away from the center. aliante and summerlin along with mountains edge and anthem definitely below freezing. ............................... .................... colder outside of town in pahrump where we have that freeze warning and cold from laughlin all the way to mesquite. ..................... extended forecast shows we finally warm up to near average by friday. warmer weekend with breezes and next chances for showers could be by monday evening and tuesday<))) > ((dave courvoisier)) > a

finally at or below average temperatures in the northern part of the plains states, and as that moves off to the east, as we go through tomorrow and into the day on saturday, notice what happens on the jet stream flow. we finally get some cold air marching in, great news for ski resorts, will be blasting snow starting later tomorrow night, all day saturday into sunday and even early on monday. so that will help to improve conditions dramatically. the cold air does retreat to the north by monday, and that means temperatures return to at or next week, and there's a slight chance a bubble of warmth could boost temperatures near record levels as we go towards christmas eve. so temperatures heading down, but right back up, a good part of next week. notice sun, radar scopes again things drying off to our west, so on future cast you can see late evening. highs tomorrow mid to upper 40's, tonight it's 35 to 40. and beyond that we get the winter chill for saturday. gusty winds out of the west, snow showers a good part of the day in the mountains and can't rule out a snow shower in southern new

there's lots of severe weather setting up again in parts of the plains states. so bad the last several days. we wouldn't have severe weather like that. watch the time -- won't have severe weather like that. watch the timestamp. at midnight it's starting to clear and the temperatures go down to the 30s as the chillier air comes down from the north. tomorrow morning 7:00 37 in boston and upper 20s in boston, a reality check for sure. the temperature really is not going to rise much tomorrow, maybe just slightly or holding in place much of the day, even in the afternoon lower 30s for the most part, mid-30s on cape cod. high clouds start to show up a little before sunset, thicken up quickly as temperatures fall to the upper 20s. precipitation starts early tuesday morning and roughly around 3:00 or so flakes start flying and there might be a pretty good thumping of snow between 3 and 6 a.m. this blue shading is all snow, 32 in boston, 20s north and west while the warm air is starting to come up from the south. so it's going from a transition of phases of precipitation from inland and changi

the storm battered several northern plains states with snow and ice. the national weather service says sioux city saw nearly 7 inches from the storm. but winter weather warnings and advisories remain in place today for much of the dakotas. looks like we dodged a bullet in central iowa but let's check in with frank to see when, if ever, the sun returns. frank: temperatures stayed warm enough for most of us, we didn't pick up a lot of the snowfall but the clouds remain. temperatures 34 degrees. mostly cloudy skies with snow flurries is starting to be spit out of the clouds. wind out of the southwest at 17, those winds are gusty. we look at martha stewart webcam -- we look at our stewart webcam. you see it blowing around out there. we might see a few snow showers but i don't think we will see accumulation in des moines. maybe a bit off to the north and west. a chilly day, breezy and 35 5:00. when chills in the 20's, windchill temperature is 21 degrees. i will let you know when clouds start to clear out and when you can see sunshine coming up. mollie: happ

looking for cooler conditions, the jet stream keeps all of that back as you head to the northern plains states. this sticks around for a while. we're going to enjoy this protection and high pressure for the most part. temperatures typically average 41 to 45 and we're going to be way above that by the time we get to sunday. future tracker. here's where we see, boom, a little spot of rain pushing through as we head into the overnight tonight, and then wednesday into thursday, and that's about all she wrote. not a major concern at all. so what can we expect over the next seven days? let's take a look at that forecast right now. thursday, again, the graphic looks a little more ominous than i really think it is. a slight chance for showers will push it higher on the island, but we'll see cloudy skies that warm up on friday and saturday 64 is the record. 61. we'll see how much sunshine we get. but some folks will be into the mid-60s, i think. >> whispering at that record, i think. whispering. >>> bruce beck is coming up next who doesn't like a good surprise? you'd be surprised how easy it is to get

even when it cools down in the plains states, brings temperatures only back to average. the latest system builds in tomorrow, but no moisture with it outside of some clouds, so patchy low clouds and fog. a good part of the weekend should be dry. low clouds and fog for tonight, slissibility under a mile in some spots. so give yourself some extra time and watch out for a bit of glazing in the great north woods. tomorrow low clouds, fog in the morning, developing partial sun in the afternoon, but not a completely sunny afternoon. there will be some partial sun at times, and it should clear out for many on saturday. build in and temperatures running above average right through the weekend, even into early next week. when yet the next storm approaches and because of the mild air it will fall in the form of rain. could end as a mix early tuesday morning in the white mountains, outside of that it's rain showers monday afternoon into monday night. wednesday looking good, a little cooler, and thursday ahead of the next storm that will likely bring showers or way sometime on thurs

watching this storm system here near texas and boo the plains states, this has been really significant, severe thunderstorm warnings, they've even seen some tornadoes. that will be a rain maker for us as we work into monday, still on the warm side of this system. so no snow for us, just some rain late in the day on monday overnight monday into tuesday and we can't rule out the potential for rumbles of thunder as well. looks like a half inch to an inch for most. as we work into overnight monday. for the bulk of that wet weather. then we wait until thursday to see more wet weather. but again it's rain, not snow,es in temperatures all across the board even though they're all over the place they are above normal, putting into perspective for you. so where is the cold air, it's off to our west. but as we get that dip in the jet stream, traveling to the east coast, for next weekend, we will feel the chill much more seasonable for next saturday, you can see that high of 40 degrees, 29 for a low. just as it should be for this time of year. have a great night. >> the patriots may be down after

colder air in the northern plains states with highs in the 30s and 40s tomorrow. we'll take that to the pacific northwest where we'll be at 46 a look at our futurecast shows we have clouds in place tonight. tomorrow we'll wake up with mostly sunny skies. and clouds return to the picture by the afternoon. on sunday, i think we'll wake up with a lot of clouds. the sun will struggle to break through from time to time. it may look like it may want to rain, but i don't think it will. temperatures. they'll be well above average for saturday and sunday. we could be near record levels and break a few across the region over the weekend. nice. the city will be around 50. we'll be in the 30s north and west. our normal high should be 44. not going to get to that number tonight. sun and clouds tomorrow. mild with highs in the 60s. 60s again on sunday. upper 60s in many locations. we'll start off the week wet with rain on monday. temperatures stay in the 50s next week. on friday, you can see highs will be dropping into the 40s. that's the start of a cold snap that is headed in

looking around the the rest of the northern portion of the plain states and great lakes region we haveot temperatures in the 30's, and 40's, and even a couple of 50's out there for example, st. louis, so even that location is staying nice and well above average. looking at our forecast for the the rest have the the day, normal high is 49, you are close to typical here but technically above average. we will take these whoever they may come. under a clear sky tonight, chilly 36, for overnight low, sun, setting the pretty early about 4:30 this afternoon, and then we will jump it the forward to sunday evening when hanukkah kicks off under a clear sky, cool, i'll give thaw but 48 degrees for a december evening, it is not terrible. we will take it. months forward in the the eyewitness weather seven day, sunday is my favorite day of the next seven. 57 degrees, flirting with 60. that sun continues to shine. then the included rebuild, nicole on monday and tuesday is really our next shot at this point for any wet weather and even then it still doesn't hit. >> just enjoy it. >> yeah. >> indeed. >

we do see some chilly air on the map, back in the plains states, back through the midwest into the great lakes. and it's all moving in our direction. however, all of of this cool air that marches in will modify in time, so it will not be as cold as the readings you see right now, so that tomorrow we're still in the 40's in many spots. the wind have been active all day long, still gusting at 15 to 25 miles per hour in a few spots, but they'll go light as we go through the later part of tonight into early tomorrow morning, a files looking wednesday, but what about more changes for thursday on, we'll look at that coming up. tom: legislation aimed at tackling new hampshire's heroin epidemic could be on the governor's desk three weeks into the new year. just in tonight, a legislative task force has recommended three bills to be expedited when the session resumes. mike cronin live in concord with mike? reporter: tom, over the past few have been going through the different pieces of legislation and today they heard testimony and gave the approval needed for the next step. in an effort to addres

about 2 or 3 temperatures above what they should be, and when that cold air sweeps across the plains statesit meets up with the warm from the gulf of mexico, which is very warm at the moment. in december this is a rare verdict. >> reporter: this time the earth's currents are making their presence felt, regardless of the holiday season. >>> still ahead on the program, a new weapon in the fight against breast cancer, south african doctors unveil a machine that x rays and scans, saving time and money. plus we'll take a look at the intricacies behind the pinata, to find out why they are so popular. ♪ >> "inside story" takes you beyond the headlines, beyond the quick cuts, beyond the soundbites. we're giving you a deeper dive into the stories that are making our world what it is. ♪ >>> hello, welcome back. a reminder of the top stories on al jazeera. the iraqi army says it liberated large parts of the city of ramadi from isil fighters. >>> in afghanistan the taliban is fighting for control of the helmand province. >>> and at least seven people have been killed in severe storms sweeping across th

an approaching storm system, the same one that brought the severe weather to the lower plain states will move its way toward us. it will hit that cold air. we will get sleet and maybe a little bit of snow out of the system before the changeover to rain. i'll time out the changeover and what you can expect with future tracker in the seven-the day forecast. back to you. >>> you can track this forecast any time on your phone or tablet. download the news 4 new york app to see the forecast and interactive radar. >>> tonight an 18-month-old boy is still in the hospital recovering from a gunshot wound. mina bichet was sitting in his car seat when a stray bullet shattered the back windshield and hurt his cheek. we just spoke to the father. ray, what can you tell us? angry. he said his family moved here from egypt three years ago seeking a sense of safety, that sense of security shattered with yesterday's incident when the stray bullet hit his son. we're told the child won't be discharged from the hospital until tomorrow. he's running a fever and still in pain. meanwhile the shooter behind this p

about two or three degrees above what they should be, and then that cold air sweeps across the plain stateswhere it meets up with the gulf of mexico, it is very warm water at the moment, were this to happen in the spring, you would expect tornadoes but in desks it is a rare event. regardless of the holiday season. al jazeera. flooding has forced more than 100,000 people from their homes in parts another latin america. heavy rains have expected up to 100,000 people and a further 4,000 in your guy, and now demanding an explanation as to why he was prevented from traveling to new york, al jazeera was stopped at the airport gate last week, trying to board a flight to jfk the bittish prime minister is expected to exam the case stopped from heading to disneyland. he says he ises unsure why he was preventing from traveling. >> i haven't done nothing wrong. i do everything public. i actually live with a death threat, for my work against extremism, and when i spoke out against the murder of louis rigby in london. so i have no idea where americans have revoked my visa, i wish i knew, one thing i do w

that cold air from the rockies sweeps across the plain states meeting up with the warmth of the gulf mexico. were this to happen in the spring or autumn, you'd expect tornadoes, fine, but in december, it's a rare event. >> this time, the earth currents are making their presence felt, regardless of the holiday season. al jazeera. >> japan lifting an injunction, power plants have been trying to get power plants back on line. local residents argued it didn't meet safety standards, but a judge ruled it didn't pose a danger to people living nearby. >>> 18 drowned after their boat sank off the turkish coast. six victims were children. rescuers managed to save 21 people, but one is still missing in the aegean. the group was headed for the greek island of lesbos. >>> the italian navy rescued 100 refugees off the libyan coast. italian navy is seen here approaching the dingy loaded with people. more than 200 refugees have been rescued from similar craft in this area of the mediterranean in recent days. >> the exodus to europe hasn't stopped in spite of the winter weather. more than 3.5 million

. >> hiding in plain state, where teenagers are stashing -- sight, where teenagers are stashing drugs at home and how parents can stop the abuse. >> the celtics taking a shot at a record winning streak tonight warriors. overtime? >>> a boston uber driver comes under attack and the whole thing is caught on camera. take a look. abdulazeez picked up a group early this morning on stewart in the group and this is the video here verbally abused him about his religion. when he asked the group to get out, he was attacked. this continued then outside the car. azeez said he was horrified by the hateful comments. >> i have two kids. i am an american citizen. i love this country. this country gave me to driving. i like it. i support my family. i'm concerned. i'm very concerned now. >> drive, man. >> no, no. >> so azeez said that guy right there is the one responsible. boston police are now investigating. uber tells wbz they have banned that passenger from using their service. >>> it's called brotherly love for a reason. today that reason spells out on paper. a -- spelled out on paper, a 12- year-

overnight hours and see this approaching cold front hundreds and hundreds of miles away through the plain states. on future tracker, we'll see a couple sprinkles early to start the day on sunday. most of the activity is up in the catskills and not affecting now we head into monday. monday morning, also mostly dry, but we could see a couple sprinkles. the rain intensifies as the cold front gets closer. and we have a much better chance of seeing some showers for that evening commute on sunday. the cold front passes monday night and then we're back to dry conditions on tuesday. but that's when we'll see some cooler temperatures. 54 overnight tonight. still well above our average highs. but that's our low temperature. so our low is 54 for tonight and the average high temperature is in the mid-40s. look at these lows, down to 49 in sussex. 51 in morristown. tomorrow we'll reach a high of 64 degrees. that will tie a record high for this date here at central park. seven-day forecast, we have showers moving in on monday. with a high of 62 degrees, it looks like the rain will be light to start and then h

we're tracking that low and it is now in the plains states and spinning snow in the nebraska and over to south dakota and even denver. ............................... ..................... tonight expect a low of 31 degrees and cold. north breezes around will make our feels like temps in the morning feel more like 26 degrees. tomorrow expect a high of 48 and staying chilly. less wind tomorrow and we'll be nearly 10 degrees below average. ............................... .................... now here are your forecast lows overnight. 30's to 20's everywhere with the coldest temps in the edges of the valley and more away from the center. aliante and summerlin along with mountains edge and anthem definitely below freezing. ............................... .................... colder outside of town in pahrump where we have that freeze warning and cold from laughlin all the way to mesquite. ............................... ..................... extended forecast shows we finally warm up to near average by friday. warmer weekend with breezes and next chances for showers could be by monday eve

moisture, grabbing the attention here we have light snow falling through central and northern plain states as well as heavier rain falling across portions of the deep south. that moisture lifts into our area into tonight and we will see our next shot for wet weather but for now at the moment it is not looking too bad. we have light winds on the delaware river but you can make out city sky line there off in the distance, 43 degrees, looking forward in the forecast we expect to top off in the mid 50's here today watching for showers to rebuild from the southeast specially as we head toward early this afternoon but generally into tonight and then we should clear out. it looks like a nice, quiet stretch from here on out but meisha, it will get cool tore kick off the the new year. >> sound that way, katie. as long as we have that sunshine is all i care about good morning. happy hump day if you are just waking up with us. we're's looking good, busy, new jersey traveling north bound at creek road approaching 295 looking good. but in all of our cameras this morning we are seeing this haze, this gl

it extends into the upper plains states where it's producing snow. the center of the storm system is here and that center will be moving our way. we won't get the snow, but on thursday we'll get gusty winds, as the rain finally comes to an end. a rainy one, 50s this afternoon, closer to 60 degrees for tomorrow in spite of the rain, after a morning low of 49 degrees. then the wind picks up. the center of the storm moves through, we'll be drying out. 51 on thursday, look at the sunshine for friday and warmer after cold morning, 55 degrees with sunshine, sunday afternoon. >> bill, thanks for that. 449. so wet roads to get to work or school or wherever you are headed. let's look at the schuylkill expressway. jessica boyington has a look. >> right. so tracy, we're going to look at the schuylkill in a second. quickly word of an accident on the schuylkill around passayunk avenue. so we'll have some live cameras of that when i do come back after this. but for right now we are looking at the schuylkill around girard, eastbound no problems you see the drive ti

tremendous damage bringing blizzard conditions to the west and more flooding to the middle and plains states monday. in missouri, rain continued, sending already swollen rivers surging over their banks. (mary scott/lincoln co., mo resident) "i am worried. i don't know what to do. forced to cope with both flood and blizzard warnings. one man had to to walk to safety through freezing water. (marty hedding/diamondhea d resort employee) "i gather my things and i make the trek for about half a mile or so in water that's about waist- high." the cold temperatures and high water were a bad combination. (no font provided) "stood in that water for about three hours waiting for them to get here the list of weather-related fatalities is likely to grow longer. two men have been pulled from water in georgia -- the widow of one clearly grieving. (rhonda treadway/victim's wife) "i'm going to be so lost without him." the storm is expected to continue moving northeastward tuesday ... and is likely to leave yet more misery in its wake. i'm kim hutcherson reporting. now fox weather 24/7 with cassandra jones goo

but leaving behind some more snow in minnesota and the plains states as it exits the region. ................. so here's the forecast. 32 degrees overnight, cold again with a light breezes less than 10 mph. tomorrow expect a high of 51 and chilly. normal is 56. also looking at light winds for your thursday. ............................... ............... neighborhood by neighborhood lows again near freezing, but those of you in the edges of town again could drop in the low 30's to high 20's overnight and by morning............................ ............gional temps alsoolder inpahrump and primm again with searchlight in the 20's along with beath and mesquite. ndle up for sure................................ ..........((denise valdez)) > all new tonight... the u-s and cuba have reached an understanding on restoring regularly scheduled commercial flights between the two countries. it will help pave the way for u-s airlines to start flying to cuba within months... and represents the biggest business deal struck as the countries try to normalize relations. no formal agreement is in plac

of course, the severe weather that affected the plain states with that cold front, that will die down. it's not going to have so much energy when it makes it to here in the tri-state. if you're heading to the jets game, looks like we'll be in the clear. some clouds, of course, but the showers should hold off until after the game is over. here is 5:00 p.m. with that round of showers arriving. if the game ends without any overtime, you should be fine. then as we head into monday morning, we start out with some sunshine. cloud cover quickly increases. this is our next storm system. because of the cold air that descends in monday morning, we could see some wintry weather. some sleet, maybe a couple snowflakes, especially in the higher elevations. we're going to have that cold air locked in. then the warm air from the rain, that's going to ride over that. you get the little sleet pellets developing there. the rain drops freeze before they reach the ground. bring a little bit of a damper to your tuesday morning commute, especially if you have to head out the door super early. after sunrise,

the storm brought blizzards to the west...and flooding to the middle and plain states. in oklahoma they have both flood and blizzard warnings! that storm is hitting the northeast right now bringing snow to the boston area and new monitoring a low pressure system within the pacific northwest looking to drop south through the next several days. for now, southern nevada is dealing with cold air being filtered in from behind the weak front that past over head about 26 hrs ago. mainly sunny skies will be common today with high temperatures only reaching into the low 50s. winds will be mild; ranging between 5 and 10 mph which should yield a slight wind chill 40s this afternoon. tonight and the next several nights, lows will fall to freezing within the valley. by thursday (new years eve), the low being watched to the northwest looks to interact with the valley. heavy moisture and upper level push will stay to the north of clark county so chances for rain or snow will be lacking what will not be lacking is the wind. 10 to 20 mph sustained winds will be common through the celebr