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comfortable shoe, and a poncho or a small umbrella because look at this futurecast. take a look, 10:00 a.m., spotty shower. and then by noon, showers are likely. does look like we will be dealing with patchy areas of drizzle forker the parade in the afternoon hours but not as steady of rain for a lot of us at noon in the afternoon at 3:00 verses noon. so a lot of people getting dressed this ready to go. and ellen, they need to traffic. >> avoiding traffic is going to be tough the today. a lot of people saying, i work by the national mall. you might want to take a bike. it's possible. but you can't get through the security. metro, the number one way to get downtown. they opened early at 4:00 a.m. they close at midnight. rush hour service until 9:00 p.m. the massachusetts entrance is closed. use the 1st street entrance instead. coming up, we will look at other drive times around the beltway but most of the congestion is downtown. >> yeah, as we expected it. thank you. >>> still ahead, how a singer is responding to backlash this morning after agreeing to perform at dona

so if you are heading out there, small umbrella, poncho, raincoat. no rain right now. we're dry, but it is just off to our west. here is the rain moving in right in the middle of the day today. temperatures not bad the this morning. 40 degrees in the district. we have mid 30s north and west, but take a look at future weather. by 9:00 a.m. if you're heading out, still mostly dry. rain to our west. by noon today, we expect light rainfall, clearing as we go through the arch. let's check the roadways with melissa mollet. >> we have all lanes blocked, it's a crash with a pole that came down, as well, alexandria. water main break and a big look the at the beltway overall, beltway looking pretty good. presidentd trctmp is managerizing her supporters. he spoke at two events last night here in the district. >> first, there was a welcome event at the lincoln memorial. the president-elect and vice president elect attended a dinner at union station after that event. their top supporters and members of the campaign and transition team were there. >> we are going to make america gre

great day for ponchos. it may not be the most stylish, a hood is credible and ponchos come in handy. the golden gate bridge is moving right now. windshield wipers are in full swing, but traffic has not slowed down. bundle up because the wind is the main factor. jackie, kpix 5. >> try to stay dry. >>> new video into our news room of the rain into mount hamilton. snow fell in the area, but as you can see the rain is quickly washing it away. >>> and roberta gonzalez has been tracking this system in the weather center. how long will this stick around, until next monday? >> we have a series of storms rolling into the bay area, but you'll need that umbrella on again and off again through next monday. let's fire it up with our radar. we see a lot of green and yellow on screen as we zero in. you can see the pockets around miranda wood and larksburg and mill valley. east bay, you've been getting hammered around the bay. from berkeley to oakland. a little break parts of santa clara valley. up the peninsula we go to o

bring the ponchos. the ponchos necessary. now the weekend looking a little bit different. 56 on saturday. pretty good there. but then a big storm, and i do mean a very big storm on sunday into monday. but it's big in the form of rain. looks like we'll have a lot of rain sunday into monday. temperatures in the low 50s, rather breezy, especially on monday. we could get upwards of 2 inches of rain. some locations even more. and look at this. he we stay on the mild side. any chance of wintry precipitation next saturday. ten days out. we have a lot of time. right now all eyes focused on friday. hmmm, can we bring our umbrellas? >> good kammerer. >> no, you cannot. better bring several ponchos. if you're going to the mall for any inauguratal festivities, umbrellas are not, not, not allowed. >> they are among a wide range of items that are banned on the capitol grounds, national mall and along the parade route. >> yep. >> among some of the other things you should not bring, bicycles, cooler, any glass or metal container. any bags ha

to be poncho weather. not a soaking rain. but you know, they're small and kind of tuck one in the pocket because you don't want to get wet out there. i would wear at least a waterproof jacket. let's far as how much rain we're looking at. we're talking less than .1. that could change. but it's not going to be a big soaking rain. the soaking rain looks to arrive on monday. here we are tomorrow. 2:30, nothing but sunshine. it's going to be absolutely gorgeous. as we head through friday, the clouds start to increase friday morning starts off chilly into the 30s. so if you are going to be outside layers are going to be key. this is 11:00 in the morning, showers are approaching the region. and they'll be here between 11:00 and 12:00. and getting out of here by 2:00. and staying dry and cloudy for the rest of the evening. clearing skies but for saturday, for the women's march on saturday,loudy skies, also a little bit of drizzle possible. but it will clear up for the afternoon. and temperatures will be into the m

bring the poncho, umbrellas are not allowed on the mall. rain showers are coming to an end late afternoon through the mid evening. saturday, for the women's march, looking great. we are going to have is a few peeks of sunshine. temperatures in the mid 50s so a little bit warmer than friday. friday we have that chilly rain. looks like we warm up into next week but we have some rain chances. we'll show you the ten day forecast in ten minutes. >> thank you. >>> for years he's wooed the internet as founder of facebook. >> but could donald trump's >>> i'm melissa malay at the live desk. an update to the breaking news we brought you a couple of minutes ago out of northwest washington. police say that the shooting incident started with an attempted traffic stop at w street and north capital. they tried to stop a blue mercedes and the police ended up chasing that vehicle. that's when shots were exchanged between police and the two people inside that blue mercedes. nobody was hurt. this all ended at 6th and t streets and those men arn custody. >> al

so if you are heading out there, you'll want a raincoat, a poncho, an umbrella. but remember, it has to be a small, collapsable tote umbrella. here is the main area of rain off to our west. locally, we're fairley dry. those will continue heading mostly to the east and northeast. so we could see a few light showers moving into the district, but overall, again, a swrort of that rain is going to be around newspaper. noon today, 46 degrees. light rain. 3:00 p.m., scae so we're going to stay in about the mid to upper 40s today. the rain staying in the forecast. closer look at that coming up. >>> let's take a look at the roads this morning, melissa. >> good morning. so no major problems right now. we'll keep you updated obviously if anything changes this morning. but a couple of inauguration closures that have gone into effect. gw parkway, the ramp the to memorial bridge, that is shut down, closed to all vehicular and pedestrian traffic today. southbound rock creek parkway is shut down at virginia avenue. all of that purple there, all those closures downtown we've been

troops, including macarthur and poun patent her just gottent of west point to find our good friend, poncho villa. some 25,000 troops go. they never found him. they didn't catch him. but right when that was happening, there were two things going on in the united states. vaudeville houses were closing, and motion picture houses were opening everywhere. motion picture houses showing newsreels of american soldiers in mexico with that mexicans, bandit mexicans, thieving mexicans. so that for me as a tragedy of mexican u.s. relations into the 21st century, that at the birth of the picture, at the birth of the motion picture these newsreels and postcards crystallize the image of a mexican as other, not just any other, dead dirty bandit other. so i was trained with a ph.d to write about latin american fiction. i do that book out the window. it's called the politics of solitude, alienation and the literature of the americas. i never published. it's a damn good book. it's available as the dissertation. i started writing exclusively about the construction of mexico city in american pop culture. from

stop there could be a spotty sprinkle or shower in some cases an umbrella could be a good idea or poncho. not much wind this morning not bad if you're prepared for the shower. if you're running errands, looks good this afternoon especially around noon, we'll be up to 54 degrees we'll get a high of 55 around 1:00 p.m. still holding 51 by 3:00 p.m. later in the afternoon the winds will start to get more and more blustery. i would say late morning until early afternoon is the best time of day to get out there. as we look at conditions at the airport. we're looking at all green aircraft. no major delays, we have snow chicago, o'hare. that's a problem that might have a problem later. >>> in "healthcheck," visitors to the doctors is on the decline for adah. boys are twice as likely as girls to go to the doctors for symptoms. doctors prescribed medication 80 percent of the time. there is concern that many is unnecessary and adhd is being overdiagnosed. >>> flu season is in full swing. it's worse in our areas than other parts of the country. philadelphia and allentown have the highs -- highest n

we are up next. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, thousands put on their plastic ponchos and ran out into the rain.. for the "hot >>> in san francisco this morning thousands of people put on their ponchos and ran out into the rain. for the hot chocolate 5k through golden gate park. the down pour was only a drizzle by the time the race began. a jog was a bit of a slog. >> real athletes there. >> there you go. >> a lot of hot chocolate -- >> you have to. >>> the blow out. first the 49ers. head coaching search. they are no longer the only bay area football team looking for a coach. despite their season ending six weeks ago cal fired sonny after four seasons. some saying they should go after chip kelly. but he will not be a candidate. williams was not pleased with his level of commitment. >> we want someone committed to building a winning football program on the field. someone who is committed to academic achievement. we want the student athletes to have a tremendous experience. every other one of our programs reaches that standard. we want to do the same with football. >> sound like chip kelly to me. o

ponchos. >> san chung packed his suv, his home has flooded once before. >> it was really bad. lost a lot of furniture and carpet was really bad. hope it doesn't happen again. >> san francisco is under a flash flood watch. department of emergency management says city agencies are prepared. >> stay away from flooded areas whether walking or driving. don't know what is in the water, downed power lines, hazardous materials. >> reporter: only takes six inches of water to sweep you off your feet. >>> big problems at san francisco international airport. 55 departures and 42 arrivals canceled and expected to impact tomorrow. no problems reported at oakland international. check the flights tomorrow in the morning. >>> yosemite national park officials are concerned the heavy downpours could bring heaviest flooding in 20 years. could dump a foot of rain there. >>> in the sierras, warning residents may need to evacuate if the truckee river overflows its banks. residents warned to be ready. >> they believe the area is going to flood and river is rising, it's time to get out instead of wait

by noon, you'll need the poncho of jacket, maybe a small umbrella. let's take a look at the roadways with melissa. >> new problem on the inner loop of the beltway route 1. not seeing a lot of slowdown right now. 95 northbound, no issues and maryland 270 south and the top of the beltway outer loop is looking quite good right now the listen to wtop 103.5 fm when you hop in your car today. >>> we're following a developing story in australia. three people are dead and more than 20 others are hurt after a man deliberately ran down pedestrians near a mall. look at he australian police are not linking this had incident to terrorism. the driver is in custody and is believed to be connected to a stabbing earlier in the day. >>> it's 6:15 ask we want to get to the airport at the live desk now. >> we're following the case against "el chapo," the mexican drug lore. >> "el chapo" guzman is in the united states and headed to federal court later today. he arrived in the u.s. overnight and in the '90s, he was indicted in drug charges. he is facing charges in several

your best bet to stay dry - a poncho or raincoat. umbrellas are not allowed in ticketed areas. there is no out right ban on umbrellas in non-ticketed areas, but the secret service may confiscate it if they believe it's a possible safety hazard. but a little rain isn't too bad compared to past inaugurations.. eileen whelan is here with a look at some of the worst washington weather. eight inches of fresh snow covered the capitol when president john f kennedy was sworn in as our 35th president, back in 19-61/ president reagan's second inauguration in 19-85 wound up being the coldest in history and had to actually be moved in doors. the noon time temperature that day was seven degrees with windchills and many of remember the weather on president obama's first inauguration in 20009. morning temperatures were in the teens. it's 5: and time for a check on weather. - another mild day; remaining above average through next week - showers likely for inauguration (not a washout; just showers) - dry saturday - heavy rain sunday into monday (2" possible) today: partly cloudy. mild. highs: 5

you cannot have umbrellas with you you'll have to have the bonnets and ponchos.oon, we're seeing overcast skies, temperatures mainly in the mid to upper 40s by 3:00 p.m. keeping the clouds around temperatures in the upper 40s. a quick look at what to expect as far as the showers are concerned. your travel outlook, notice the conditions really will be for the most part scatters as showers move in through washington, d.c. again, temperatures mainly in the 40s. so at least they will be mild. however, we do have the scattered showers once again moving through. the system is developing in the southwest. the clouds will of course lead those rain showers. and you can see here that for the most part it will be wildly scatters. not a total wash out but we do not have the possibility to bring the umbrellas with us, keep the ponchos handy. your ten day outlook likes like this. it looks like we'll see some p.m. fog developing friday into saturday. gusty sunday into monday as we track a coastal system that could bring us coastal flooding, gusty winds and -- >>> we're with you

bush who was there for the inauguration in dealing with this poncho and he is laughing about it.dick cheney is in the background smiling and you can imagine thinking why did you wear a hat? obviously when you have melania trump and laura and ivanka, but dick cheney owned inauguration day in a stunning cowboy hat. >> he needs a black tie and boots. >> god bless texas. everyone knows the words now. you are next. >> i like to dabble in some cinematography and i created a new poncho about a grizzled detective who was retired and had a 48-hour crime by the had to solve the crime in a golf cart. i think we have the opening credits to it. here it is. ♪ this is just the beginning. i haven't come up with a theme yet. >> he did give me a hand signal and i think we had to blur the hand signal. it's like you are number one but with the third finger. i think it's going to be on fox and the other channel. fx. he never gets out of the golf cart, it's amazing. >> he did later. arthel: hirono you are next. >> i was happy to know that "el chapo" has been expedited safely to the united states. the

when i was looking, because it was raining, did you see president bush battling that rain poncho?isneyland. they are like $10. normally, they are 50 cents. they are hard to use. if you don't have a personal umbrella holder, what i suggest , i got me one of these. you like that? >> show me again. >> it's so handy. this is what you need. i don't need an assistant walking with me. >> i usually have one, a walker. >> you have someone holding it for you. >> speaking of the big crowds, i can't even get to football because the biggest hockey game ever with a crowd estimate of one and a half million happened as well. it was the washington capitals that were playing. did you see this? >> 1.5 million? >> look at the jumbotron. tonight's attendance, 1.5 million. >> will they play on the night of trump's inauguration? >> that was cute. i didn't do it. it wasn't a meme. it really was put up at the game just as a joke. >> the one thing i will say, like i said, whatever your feeling is about the new president, if you can go out and get the job done, he's got to do something. this is a lot of stu

finished and they were still standing there in the mist and the rain was sifting in and out and their ponchos were moving in the wind a little bit. in't be down and picked up the backpack and put it on and saluted one time like that and walked away and never looked back. now itts a year later an i can't forget it. ♪ >> the 77 days of fierce combat and the remote highlands of vietnam will never be forgotten by those who fought at khe sahn. the young americans serving here and elsewhere in iraq will never forget their comrades, especially those who made the ultimate sacrifice. theirs is a war story that deserves to be told. i'm oliver north. good night. ow let's get you back to war stories.

sheena parvene will let us know if anyone heading to the swearing in ceremony will need a poncho. >>e're hearing from a woman who was kidnapped almost two decades ago. >>> she misses the woman who's accused of kidnapping her. she considers gloria williams her mother. williams took her as a baby hours after she was born in 1998. she says whatever the punishment is she doesn't want it to be too severe. >> she raised me with good she made a big impact on my life. i could go to her about anything. i know i made a big on hers. i can just tell by the love. >> she was known as kamaya mowingly as a baby. she was reunited with her biological parents this past weekend. >>> the property data website says policy holders could potentially save an average of $446 a year starting this month. due to new guidelines under the housing administration. >>> okay. mcdonald's is rolling out mini and grand mack versions of its iconic big mack. you're messing with a classic here. the burgers were made available nationde one beef patty and the grand mack has two largerer beef patties. just in case you're wonde

. >> the ponchos will be a must. >>> yeah, it's going to rain. that could be especially heavy. it's not going to be wind blown rain or anything like that. we've seen way worse. and they know it's coming. so it won't be a surprise. that's coming our way, too. so for the afternoon tomorrow, we're going to get some rain. then it's dry saturday. then the big storm coming in, sunday especially sunday afternoon into monday. lots of wind on monday. >> all right. thank you so much. thank you for watching, i'm keith jones. >>> i'm erin coleman. up next nbc nightly news with lester holt. >>> tonight hours from power. the trump's arrive in washington. pomp and pageantry as the president-elect prepares to be sworn in as the 45th president of the united states. >>> roads and waterways on lock down. a massive force across the nation's capcapital. >>> grilled on the hill. democrats unload on trump's pick of treasury secretary forcing him to admit his family foreclosed on military families. >>> many dead in frantic search for dozens trapped inside the rubble of a snow covered hotel. >>> trump'

there's a lot of ponchos in the crowd. we're told some of the dignitaries have umbrellas hidden away. as for inside the capitol, a difference there, too. when the president was inaugurated in 2008, you had democrats overjoyed, excited about the possibility of the incoming president. now you have a lot of republicans who are wondering what happens next? what is he going to do right out of the gate. we think those are going to be some beiexecutive order and a supreme court nominee as soon as monday. >> while casey was talking we saw trent lott, cardinal dolan arriving. katy tur is also standing by. on the other side of the capitol we've had some of the former presidents arrive. we have out there waiting executive one, the familiar green sikorsky helicopter, which will be the obama's ride away from the capitol over to andrews and then we're told out to palm spring, california today. >> reporter: and i am standing where donald trump will be taking the oath of office, among the voters that got him here, that went out to rally a

poncho via invades the united states and because he's a jokester, he invaded columbus, nem. take that, columbus. here's your european invasion. but that wasn't funny. some people got killed in columbus, new mexico, and the united states government sent 25,000 troops, including macarthur and patton, who had just gotten out of west point, to find our good friend, poncho villa. so 25,000 troops go. they didn't find him. they didn't catch him. right when that was hopping, two things were going on in the united states. vaudeville houses for closing and motion picture houses were opening everywhere. motion picture houses showing news reels of dead mexicans, thieving mexicans. that to me is the tragedy, that at the birth of the motion picture, these news reels and imagerds crystallized the of the mexican as the other dirty bandit other. i was trained as a ph.d. to write about latin american fiction. i threw that book out the window. i never published it. it's a very good beautiful. it's available as a dissertation. i started writing exclusively about the structure of ethnicity in a

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most of it will be on the light side, but you'll still need the umbrellas, ponchos, rain boots, that'sd idea. so rain for the inauguration, dense fog tomorrow night, maybe drizzle tomorrow night in through saturday morning and tracking a nor'easter. this is one we're going to watch closely. heavy rainfall, wind and a few other things, too. my complete forecast in 10 minutes. >> thank you, doug. >>> just in from a fairfax county courtroom. a judge has sentenced for her role in a brutal home invasion. the former lawyer along with her husband were convicted last year. andrew schmuhl stabbed, tasered and shot her former boss leo fisher and his wife sue duncan as he held them hostage inside their home. alecia was in the car communicating with her husband through go phones. schmuhl's defense said she didn't know what her husband had planned. >>> three generations of a family clung together as they remembered vivian marrow. the 68-year-old who used a wheelchair was shot and killed near her d.c. home sunday morning by a man shooting at somebody else. new tonight, news 4's jackie bentsen learne

. >> they're better have rain jackets and ponchos during the walk out. we will see heavy rain. >> there is no letting up in the activity over the next 24 hours. everything continues to align for tuesday's forecast and possibly lingering rain even into about thursday. the biggest problem that adds insult to injury is that king tides will be moving in. we don't have a storm system moving in. we have flooding at the coast and this this will make it worse. when you know who you are when the water comes up. it will be two to three times worse than normal with the ground being so saturated. we saw jean along the coastline. all the way down to morgan hill as well. taking you into the morning forecast, it won't be super cold. it is pulling in subtropical air from the south. posh for the peninsula. for the east bay, 55. san francisco 54 and very windy on the commute. not only slick, but you need both hands on the golden gate and the bay bridge. furthermore morning the widespread rainfall at 7:00. it will be more intense by 7:30 and into 6:00 tomorrow, widespread

then tomorrow you're going to need an umbrella, raincoat, rain boots, and a poncho. we'll have rain likely throughout just the entire day on monday. could be heavy at times in the morning. the new timing coming up in a few minutes. >>> well, it looks like some in russia are embracing president donald trump. some russians threw some parties to celebrate the inauguration. the u.s. government has accused russia of interfering with the election to help accusation russia has denied. but some are welcoming the new administration. >> trump is a real american, and of course he will be pro-american, but it doesn't mean he should be anti-russian. >> well, a spokesperson for the russian leader says putin is ready to meet president trump but adds that meeting may take months. >>> well, as expected, "saturday night live" took a jab at the new president last night. >> yeah, while we didn't see alec baldwin's portrayal of the new president, "snl" took a different approach using a fake vladimir putin to hit the crowd size of his inauguration. >> donald, let's talk as friends. you're

all that's left as you can see are ponchos left behind by visitors, by viewers, who used them because it started raining during the president's taking of the oath of office. >> president trump signed executive orders before joining guests at lunch and heading to the parade on pennsylvania avenue. by that point he had said good- bye to obama ending their eight years in the white house with a final wave he and michelle departed cloudy washington headed to sunnier days on vacation in palm springs. today's inaugural ceremony went off wit a hitch. we didn't see any evidence of interruptions or other protests. in other parts of the city, there were flares between supporters and police and other demonstrators. [ screaming ] >> reporter: like this one where we saw protestors throwing items and at one point we saw a car set on fire. anarchists were carrying flags and knocking over trash cans. they smashed windows as they swarmed the streets. a few of them tried to fight against the police to escape. at least 217 people are under arrest. six officers were injured. police used pepper spray and t

wat water dams to try to prevent flooding and ponchos. >> this man packed his sandbags off of caesar chavez. his home has flooded one before. >> it was really bad. we lot a lot of furniture and carpet was really bad. and i hope that doesn't happen again. >> reporter: san francisco is under a flash flood watch. the department of emergency management said city agencies are prepared. >> just stay away from flooded areas, whether you are walking or driving, you don't know what is in the water. there could be down power lines or hazardous materials. >> he said it only takes six inches of water to sweep you off your feet. alyssa harrington, abc 7 news. >>> in redding today, people woke up to snow. a light powder covered the city this morning. caltrans reported several crashes in the area because of the snow, including a big rig that jackknifed because it didn't have chains on its tires. the snow has since given way to rain and they could see up to two inches of rain through the night. >>> live doppler 7 will be changing and you could track the approaching storm with the abc 7 news app. be

take a poncho. 43 at 9:00, and showers by 11:00, and noon, swearing in at 1:00, light rain and showers40s at 3:00, and more rain and showers and upper 40s by 5:00. 5:00, things will be tapering off. the following day for the women's march, milder, better, and a few maybe 54 at 1:00, and 55 by 3:00 p.m., and a slight chance of a shower in here, but very slight, and clouds will roll in late in the day, and a better chance of showers. the 3-degree guarantee. we thought we may have a bull's- eye today. i thought. we went for 59 for the high, and we made it to 60. we are one off, and we are looking at the high of 56. more sunshine and less wind. 48 right now, and the winds are calming down a little bit, and in fact, it's hard to believe the bus stop temperatures, and middle of january, and you know it's going to be below freezing, and now a light jacket and still probably a good idea. not as breezy tomorrow, beautiful. yellow weather alert for showers, and only light rain and showers, and we will try to narrow down the critical time frame, and it looks like when most of the rain will fall,

. >> i made the offer if anybodyay need a poncho. poncho nobody took me up on it. to bel >> we're lucky it'sie just going to be rain.in. honestly january could becould e 12 degrees with icing.. >> we're reminiscing about rem colder inaugurinations past.ns a >> i've got a little graphic il will show you it. >> fantastic. >> of the last six. >>> let's go to it. we got rain sho>>wers on of >> e way. 10 o'clock and 2 o'clock prime' time for rain showers. for 40 now in washington.shiton. it feels cool out there.t ther bring your jacket as well. e wind chill 36 degrees.d winds out of the north and the east n at six. si nothing locally. we're quiet at the moment but mt we'll see the rain start totarto move in here pretty think by 10, 11 o'clock in the morning we should have scattered showersg we across tht eastern that threat of showers a will continue untilt tinue unl approximately 2, 3 o'clocky 2, this afternoon. 3 it's a warm frontth liftinglifig through and it will bee responsible for the cloudib c cover and the showers that wehae get today. youryoua look at forest.t.

but rather than make america caps, we are seeing ponchos, it will be a damp inauguration.the stage behind you, inaugurations are often a who's who, and i'm sure that there will be some awkward encounters? absolutely, none more awkward than hillary clinton's presence here, she isa hillary clinton's presence here, she is a formerfirst lady, hillary clinton's presence here, she is a former first lady, bill clinton will be here, joining other presidents like. you push on the platform. all part of this peaceful tra nsfer of platform. all part of this peaceful transfer of power that americans pride themselves in but what an awkward moment for her, made even worse this painful pageant because she got more votes than donald trump, nearly 3 million more, around the country. but not in those states that mattered. it will be difficult for her clearly. it is worth talking about absentees, more than 50 democratic lawmakers have decided to boycott the ceremony, including john lewis, the great hero of the civil rights movement. and some of the big—name stars that you get performing at in

bush wrestling with a poncho and dick cheney tried to help him get this classic poncho.dent dick cheney wearing a cowboy hat, finally helping him take the darn thing off. >> you were the cowboy hat. this came out as harshad poncho gave. it was great because i think he went there -- that they're going out on others it works out. abby: did he know everybody was talking about and social media? >> you're behind in the audience. i can't stand ponchos. you go to disney world, i never put one of those fine. does it have arms, not headlines? >> it's not breathable. they didn't want the long pointy umbrellas. few of them i like the ornamental umbrellas. >> at the reins, i hope it does because then it will prove i have real hair. pete: this is something of an biro. >> what you do while your database signing executive orders? if you can come you find someone to play peekaboo with. i love watching them and they put them on camera because he reflects the mood of so many people, especially our age. >> you're a kid. you're overwhelmed and here you've got a buddy there. >> the obama chi

but you know what, poncho or just straight up raincoat not the worse idea either. this is wind swept rain. also, take a look what happens. this is 2:00. we get in toward the early evening. we are going to see winter weather advisory go into effect, in fact, goes into effect at 11:00, lasts until 11:00 tomorrow. turning just cold enough for icing and maybe even some snow. generally, one to three, locally up to 4 inches of snow is the expectation out of this for those folks, still left with some lingering showers even into tomorrow morning, because this thing sort of parking itself off the jersey coast. and hanging out for an unwelcome visit unfortunately looks like into tomorrow. so, coastal flood alerts. you have not just flood warnings, but also, coastal flood advisories, throughout the day, storm threats, in through the rest of the day today, heavy rain, high winds, coastal flooding, beach errosion, all of it is very serious threat at the shore. power outages, are also possible, since we are talking wind gusts meisha as high as 50 plus miles per hour any time tod

keep an umbrella or rain poncho handy just in case.sn't look like the whole neighborhood is going to be seeing this, though and then as we go into the evening commute and early evening you see some of these showers wrapping down through the region but again, they're not going to amount to all that much. up in the lehigh valley cloudy, damp today at times. still windy although not as blustery as yesterday. wind advisories and warnings are now no longer in that effect p41 degrees the high there. and down the shore same story. no more wind advisories. we do have that coastal flooding issue through times of high tide this morning and that's really right about now f44 is the high later, cloudy and at times damp and then in philadelphia cloudy and damp, still windy a high of 41 degrees. the winds gusting to 35 miles per hour though itself 50 and 55. so, be careful of a couple of more tree branches coming down as you're driving and walking around today but generally speaking less of an issue. overnight tonight 35 degrees, some clearing and dr

wear a poncho one of the small personal like tote tapetum bale las -- type umbrella, but the big ones no. they're going to take them from you. the 49 tomorrow and 10:00 a.m. to 1:00, 2:00 that's about the big time for the rain. probably right during the inauguration. but the parade i think we dry out. 58 saturday. dry and mild. sunday and monday, more rain returns into early tuesday. temperatures then low 50s but wednesday looks like another golfable day guys, highs upper 50s to near 60. >> all right thanks a lot howard, drying out for the parade that's good news if the rain hopefully will move out and people won't want to get wet. >> all right that's it for us here at noon. we'll be accurate 5:00. by the way -- back at 5:00. by the way it's mike's birthday. he's # 21 today. >> again. >> 21 again. see you back here tomorrow take care everybody. >> devon: i'm gonna tell you the same thing that i told hilary. i don't want to dwell on new year's eve and what happened with the wreck that night and everything else. it's over. it doesn't matter. and we're moving on, okay? >> mariah: i know,

>>> now let's head to the north bay where tourists stopped at vista point, needed either a paurc poncho or good umbrella. there was a lot of ponding around storm drains as the rain fell fairly heavily. in sonoma county they are keeping a close eye on the russian river, hoping it does not flood by the weekend. >>> the storm brought snow to the top of mt. hamilton making it look like a winter wonderland. only about an inch fell but that was enough to close the road to the 4300-foot summit. eventually the snow turned to rain and the road was reopened. >>> well, they let the dogs out early today at walnut creek. heather farm community park it was all about getting in some playing time before the downpour. one puppy's owner told us the key was having towels ready when you get home. he also predicted it would be a two-towel storm today. >> abc 7 news found plenty of pulls in fairfield. driving was challenging on the wet roads with all that rain coming down and more on the way. >> you can track today's storm any time you wish with the abc 7 news app. watch live doppler 7 and track the rain whe

they are accepting blankets, toiletries, socks and rain ponchos. many bay area facilities have set up sandbag, in most cases you need to bring your own shovel. we have a list of locations on our website abc7news.com. >>> several families have been forced out of their homes by fire in concord last night. this fire broke out just after 6:00 in an apartment building on lani kai drive. residents returned for a look today and to salvage anything that was spared. one family told abc 7 news they lost everything they owned but they praised the quick thinking young woman who made sure her nieces and little sister got out safely through a window. >> i heard my stepdad say that it's a fire, and then i threw all my nieces and sisters out and then i got out last. >> the fire department says the blaze appears to have started in the kitchen of a first floor apartment. >>> a san francisco woman remains in critical condition after she was badly burned in a two-alarm condominium fire this morning. the fire broke out around 8:00 a.m. inside a condo near twin peaks. n

porous the swearing in ceremony and the parade, make sure you have a poncho or raincoat.mbrellas aren't allowed. by noon i think we'll see light rain round falling in the district. aand by 6:00 p.m., we will be drying out for your friday evening. 100% chance i have light showers around. just keep in mind there will be rain. dry and by sunday, heavy rain we stay well above normal for this time of the year. >> it is 626. more than 70 firefighters responding to a restaurant fire. no word on the fire. >>> president elect trump is expected to speak that make america great again welcome speech later today. >>> two of trump's cabinet picks will have hearings today. former governor of texas, rick wary. and a an hotel is bear under an avalanche. >>> tomorrow we have more clouds, showers mostly on the light side. >>> still shout down, flower avenue at piney branch road. >> thank you, melissa. that is the broadcast. thanks for waking up with us. >> "today" show is next. >> maket a great thursday, i morning. breaking news. a crowded hotel in an italian ski resort buried by an avalanc

phone charges, rain ponchos and comfortable shoes. keep your valuable said in your sight at all times. now crowds are predicted to be between 800,000 and a million people. so look at for your safety and uthards as well. there are several protests expected. you can use your cell phone to tip off law enforcement agents. >> we have a great messaging service you'll receive alerts and messages from us about what's going on. >> and while there are several things you cannot bring, the rain in the 4 cast. prrks we had that and others in our car. >> when we're talking about restrictions, parking restrictions go into effect at the white, federal tray angle and it's living. these are mark would the it green dotted line. you will not be able to park in these areas buns you will have a especially parking he has tory move th move. >>> the main entrance on massachusetts avenue and the main hall inside union station areh m store. that closure will stay in place until friday morning. also starting today, capital bike share stations within the perimete

. >>> you won't just need an umbrella tonight and tomorrow fight, you will you need a poncho.t will be rough out there tonight and tomorrow, right? >> it keeps on coming down. this is the third part of the storm system. it's never ending. >> winds will be strong. our meteorologist will have more on that coming up in just a minute >>> time is running out to get the cheaper postal stamps. the price of a stamp will increase from 47-cents to 49 crepts -- crepts -- priority mail is increasing by an average of nearly four percent. >> we should learn from samsung tomorrow what they think caused this galaxy note 7 to catch fire. "wall street journal" and bloomberg said samsung will blame the problem on the size of the batteries. when samsung used another company, there were manufacturing issues from the quick ramp up in production. ction. >> watch for it tonight as the third one moves into. sunday storm producing heavy rain, strong gusty winds as well. some of the potential impacts if the bay area, possible flooding out there. we have the flash flood watch in place. strong winds, we t

shelters are accepting donations of blankets, toiletries, socks and rain ponchos. >>> many cities have said up sand bag filling stations. you have to bring your own shovel most places. list on abc7news.com. >> sunday it's going to be entirely different story around the bay area as you were gathering. wayne friedman has more on the preparation. >> let's put a damper on this bright blue day. >> it's gorgeous today. >> sky blue, produce bright and at farmer's marked a sunny interlude between watery doom and gloom especially come the forecast. >> i'm going to be wet dealing with wind. hopefully don't fly away with the tent. going to be rough. >> in a downpour so the weather experts tell us, showing up is being a professional around here, just bring gloshs. but doesn't a rainstorm hurt business? >> this is a good day, make up for that. >> in petaluma, watching the river. >> highest i've seen it. >> nearly reached top of the d street bridge. water caused probles last year but not flooded for a while. this weekend tides in petaluma's favor. >> no king tides but seven foot. that high, in the l

if you can't bring the umbrella, the poncho is always good. take a look. all lit up tonight. really just a beautiful shot. unfortunately, yes, we will be seeing some rain during the time of the inauguration. let's take a look at it from a different vantage point. this is right outside our studios looking down. ai amazing building. as far as temperatures go, 49 degrees right now. winds out of the northwest at 5 miles per hour. it's a rather nice night. but theext 24 hours not going to be just as nice. 41 in potomac. riverdale coming in at 49 no worries if you are going out to any of the parties going on tonight. but here comes the rain. you could see it's as close as the roanoke area. starting to see that rain encroach upon the region. i'm not expecting a lot tomorrow. most of this actually dies out tomorrow. but it will stick arnoound duri the inauguration tomorrow. for the weekend, for the women's march, fog possible early in the morning. it may be dense fog right on through about 9:00 a.m. if you're thinking about skiing, go saturday. exercise, not bad f

they have the plastic ponchos.the inauguration is going out the window with the rain. not just the choir but below me in the seats where congress members of congress and special guests and others invited today will be sitting. you can see the poncho is the theme of the day at this inauguration. it's coming down a little bit but not too bad. i saw the marine band about to come out here. they had to wipe the seats down. it's getting a little wet. >> they're going to have to be on that all day long. we've been here all morning long robin from "gma." we talked with kellyanne conway you feel the emotion starting to build up. >> you do feel it build up with the family. we have been talking about this 18 month journey the family has been on, the country has been on. it's something that i remembered talking with cokie rotberts and with matt dowd about the nation could be divided but when it comes to today, the tradition, the pageantry, you realize what democracy is all about and you can have your differences but today is a

office in 1945, she did do a few other things, she was involved in the founding of the un, she was a poncho in the national council of negro women and the national council of women, traveled all over the world all the time and the truth is a lot of things eunice thought would be coming her way, the judgeships that she covered it or the possibility of running for congress which she was known to be thinking about seriously, they never materialized. why didn't they materialize? a lot of theories about that? a little brother, vs, formidably educated man, phd was from nyu, dorian poets quote 19th century philosophers in three languages, a formidably educated man and a big and active communist. the fbi file was opened in 1941 and by the time it was closed, when he died 30 years later, over 700 pages. i can't prove it but it is in my thesis that her brother and his activism held activities, think about what we are talking about. she left the prosecutor's office in 1945. the end of world war ii, beginning of the cold war, other opportunities that were open to her, roughly the period in which she ha

. >> with all the wind maybe ponchos are your best bet. >> and umbrella won't work so well. >> it's can windy especially along the coastline. keep the flashlight handy you will likely need it. >>> former president george bush and his wife are improving after falling ill last week. that you are recovering at houston methodist hospital. the 92-year-old former president was hot to lives for breathing difficulties from pneumonia -- hospitalized for breathing difficulties from pneumonia. he is breathing well without medical assistance. he will likely remain in the intensive care unit for a few more days. former first lady was hospitalized wednesday for bronchitis. she to be released as early as sunday. >>> and 18 your veteran of the redwood police department died while on duty yesterday. he was discovered unconscious and not breathing in the police department facility. his wife also an employee was called suicide immediately. he was transported to the hospital -- was called to his side immediately. he was transported to the house >>> stanley robertson roberts found some people behaving badly