currently at 5 in minneapolis, 3 in rapid city.u add in the windchill, that's what it feels like when you step outside. it's negative 15 in minneapolis. negative 21 in rapid city. that will continue to settle across the country. colder air is on the way for a huge swath, this is the leading edge and it will bring snow and freezing rain in texas. this is going to be a big system. i'm taking you to tuesday. this system runs up along the east coast. as it moves, there's winter storm watches and warnings across the huge area of the country. there's ice, there's going to be snow. this is one that we'll pay close attention to. the news is back after the break. ♪ if you have moderate to severe plaque psoriasis,... ...isn't it time to let the real you shine through? maybe it's time for otezla (apremilast). otezla is not an injection or a cream. it's a pill that treats plaque psoriasis differently. with otezla, 75% clearer skin is achievable after just 4 months,... ...with reduced redness,... ...thickness, and scaliness of plaques. and the

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action with both hands now on the wheel stephen to max enter into the great plains passing through rapid city on the way so who would you put on mount rushmore aside from the four presidents on there now well that's the question i was asking myself as we were driving along i would go race yeah that's me not only because i agree with his politics in many ways but i just think his face it looks so much better up there than than other stuff. so stuff that's hollywood in here what about jimmy carter is a guy who represents a very soulful american tradition of giving he spent all of his post presidency building housing the habitat you know these are the message he's a real great guy. great you're going to hollywood had on breaking you think jimmy carter is not photogenic enough to be on mount rushmore. not me ok i don't say that either i only said that i thought president reagan would look nicer up there yet. if he can fill it full with a run for president i'm like his billy carter so if you think reagan would be good are you saying you like jimmy carter that's your choice no. i don't think so so

next summer, south dakota will host our annual meeting in rapid city. through all of this, i have seen two interrelated problems in south dakota. from the perspective of businesses and employers, our state does not have enough workers in many skilled fields. this is a barrier to economic growth. we have companies that do not expand or that turn away business because they cannot hire enough skilled workers to do the work. almost any business owner will identify workforce as a significant concern, but we must also see this from the perspective of our young people. we want them to receive an education that allows them to find well-paying, fulfilling jobs here in south dakota. we -- in south dakota. we have an excellent education system in our state, but we must help all of our young people achieve this goal. so how are we doing? first, the national perspective. it's clear that post secondary education is important in today's job market. when i graduated from college in the early 1970's, postsecondary education was not especially common. a few years ago, a

last monday david was arrested after a police chase in rapid city. police found his mom's body wrapped in a sheet in his backseat. the south dakota attorney general is now investigating how his mother died. it is unclear if he will be charged for her death. >>> speed and low visibility may have sent a pickup truck careening off the road into the river. the truck went into the water just after 5:00 in the morning. the driver managed to escape the crash. a dive team had to go in to help recover the truck. you see the vehicle was badly damaged. the chp said the driver might have been going too fast for the conditions. >> looks like driver ran off the road possibly -- going too fast through the curve. it was foggy and -- bad visibility this morning. >> the driver wasn't seriously hurt. to the hospital for treatment. >>> people are laid off all the time but rarely do we hear of dogs losing their job. why legal marijuana could mean the end of the road for hundreds of pot sniffing pooches. >>> also tonight the numbers are in for the jackpot. there is word s

when you look at the country you can see colder air in the northern planes rapid city five.s too. international falls at 20. see all this green, this is some mild air that's going to be pulling toward the delaware valley with a southerly wind. so we get into the 50s. then we get into the 60s. and then the party is over. as we look at ultimate doppler you can see the clouds rolling in. they'll thicken during the day tomorrow. tomorrow we'll be running about 15 degrees above normal. the normal high 40. friday we'll run about 25 degrees above normal and that's when we'll see most of the rain. and then by saturday, the rain ends look at that temperature we go 2 degrees below average and then by sunday we go 8 degrees below average. so the warmth will come with the rain but then it's going to be washed away very quickly with that cold. we'll go hour by hour you'll see the rain moving in by tomorrow night especially north and west that's 11:00 o'clock. at this time tote tomorrow night talking about some showers not heavy. and then some rain during the morning on friday especially

loehmann was going up to 118 miles an hour before he hit a spike strip near rapid city and when officers searched the car they found a dead woman inside. no details on this. >>> time now 4:36. neda iranpour has our forecast. >> we are waiting for the rain to get here quickly because we need the rain. but it's a good time to keep that umbrella handy out the door this morning. we have rain and lightning off the coast. we are expecting lightning strikes later on this afternoon but this morning, the rain should arrive. it's going to take a few hours to get here. first we are seeing cloud coverage. clouds thickened up yesterday afternoon. it's causing temperatures to be slightly warmer. here's the wider view of our satellite and radar radar. first light showers will arrive arrive. then we'll have thunderstorms this afternoon as far as the thunderstorms. this morning, we'll have light rain mid-morning, this afternoon heavier rain which will affect the afternoon commute. look at the temperatures. upper 40s, even mid-50s right now for san francisco. >>> the morning commute is all right so far. e

temperatures are anywhere from about 18 to 25 degrees warmer in places like omaha, chicago, and rapid cityhat still puts you around 10 to 20 degrees for a temperature right now and then you factor in the winds and it feels like 6 below. 14 below in minneapolis where they don't mind. a look at what's going on from san rafael. use this as the backdrop. today showers develop especially around noon and into the afternoon and evening hours. no spare the air today. showers, a possibility of lightning tonight. and the extended tracking one more storm for tomorrow night. a slight chance tuesday. let's focus in on this one. it's of so slowly drawing near. showers and thunderstorms. when do they get here? after the morning commute from 9:00 to noon you can see them march their way to the coast and into our neighborhoods and then scattered throughout the afternoon picking up during the evening commute. you see some yellows in there, too. you could have brief rain. the key is it will be brief. showers across the north bay and out in the coast. during the day some isolated showers. and then at 10:00 to

it's 50 in denver. 46 in rapid city.over the eastern u.s. 12 in pittsburgh. 18 in cincinnati. philadelphia right now at 26 degrees. boston at 33. d.c. at 26. let's go in and check out the neighborhoods. 21 in coatesville. 21 in dover. vineland 24. 223 28 in atlantic city. mount holly at 25 degrees. chilly out there. we're going to be in the teens tonight. 19 in philadelphia. 18 in wilmington. 17 in trenton and 18 in atlantic city. coatesville, down to 15 degrees under clear skies. so you'll need that big heavy coat for at least one more night before we start this rather ambitious warm-up. should be around 40 degrees this time of year. we'll be well above that for the weekend. the snow is gone, other than just this little southeastern corner of delaware. that's where there is still some snow passing by. we're clearing out rapidly. let's look further to the west. nothing out there. i call it severe clear. have plenty of sunshine. and this is something i don't typically show. this is water vapor imagery. the blues denote al

hit a top speed of 118 miles per hour before a spike strip stopped him 45 miles down the road in rapid city. the woman's remains were found during a search of his car. >>> the man accused of killing a chp officer in a dui crash on christmas eve is now charged with murder. kpix5's maria medina is live in hayward with more on the 22- year-old suspect. >> reporter: people have been leaving flowers for officer andrew camilleri here at the chp office. meanwhile i spoke to the suspect's neighbor who said she is not surprised by those charges. >> it was a dumb decision. >> reporter: denise dudley lives next to this man, mohammed abraar ali, a man now accused of killing chp officer andrew camilleri. >> i just was so horrified. >> reporter: but she said she is not surprised the 22-year- old she knew as mo is accused of being high on marijuana when he allegedly slammed into the officer's parked parole car on 880 less than an hour before christmas day. investigators say he was also drunk. >> we could usually smell under ma from their balcony and -- smell marijuana from their balcony. >> reporter: vide

temperatures tuesday ranged from negative 9 in rapid city iowa to 25 in new orleans. tomorrow, expect tabs to reach minus 3 in fargo, north dakota, and a balmy 29 degrees in new york city. the frigid conditions in places like peabody massachusetts and indianapolis meant students had the day off. the cold has even reached as far south as florida. vacationers have been hoping for a break from the chill. >> this isn't vacation weather. >> dozens of record lows of insect and more are likely as another arctic blast dissents from canada to within the week and with that another snowstorm. >> the cold is going to last not only this week but into the next couple weeks. we are going to see a little bit of moderation but the problem is the moderation comes as a potential blockbuster storm could hit the east coast. >> the storm tracks closer to the coast, low pressure could develop it into a powerful nor'easter, bringing snow regulations and strong winds. the extreme cold hitting most of the u.s. is being blamed for at least nine deaths, also causing commuter headaches. at least

in memphis, 64 degrees in houston, then, look at the colder air behind that system, 2 degrees, rapid citying. so, we'll enjoy the milder temperatures for now, but do have to talk about another arctic blast, with the seven day. 44 degrees atlantic city right now, upper 30s along the i-95 corridor. 36 degrees allentown, 36 in reading right now, so many locations are above freezing. we are dry but look at the moisture off to the west. that is the rainfall that moves in late tonight, especially after midnight, by tomorrow morning, looking at scattered showers on and offer again rain for your friday. here is the 4:00, 5:00 commute looking damn many and dreary, might get little lull into the evening before more comes in friday overnight the rain moves out in time for kick off but we are looking at colder air, so prepare for chilly conditions saturday at the linc with those drop in temperatures inch perhaps inch and a half of rainfall, the weather authority seven day forecast showing the roller coaster ride, 54 degrees today for the high temperature, 63 degrees, pretty mild, but trade off becaus

and 5 below zero in rapid city. the thing is, things are not improving tomorrow. we're going to wake up to temperatures just as cold. 10 below zero in indianapolis, where all the kids are getting back to school. we're getting back to work, back to reality. 4 below zero in green bay. it'll feel like 21 below zero. that continues to wednesday morning. you can see the pink right there, indicating where the cold air as far south as texas, as i mentioned. these will stay with us. we'll get a small reprieve by thursday. then we get a third arctic blast that comes by this weekend. new york city, by friday, 7 degrees. sounds familiar, right? broken record here. saturday, 1 degree. 7 below zero on saturday in indianapolis. charlotte in the teens on friday and saturday. once again, this is what we're dealing with on top of the cold, also dealing with snow. the lake-effect snow machine still in effect. the cold weather not freezing over the lakes. the snow is going to continue until we freeze over the lakes. the biggest snowfall, right off lake ontario today. north of syracu

here's how we're going to time it out, 10:00 a.m., snow through rapid city, billings.omorrow morning, rochester, minnesota, minneapolis, by 6:00 p.m. thursday, this is where the storm gets messy, the backside cold air is going to wrap in. freezing rain in missouri. freezing rain breaking outside towards illinois tuesday evening and a band of snow. all rain ahead of it. and a lot of fog ahead of it, too. as far as the snowfall accumulations, i mentioned bun to two inches. the snowfall in higher elevations in jackson hole, you'll pick up 6 to 12. here's the nasty stuff into friday. here's the ice forecast. quarter inch of ice, half inch, ohio valley, illinois, as star south as tennessee, possibly west virginia and pittsburgh, too. one of the problems with this big fall, you guys, falling ice from skyscrapers. you have seen the pictures from soho and lower manhattan yesterday? this is from 20 stories high. big chunk of ice crushed the roof of that suv. no injuries reported with that. >> with fire escapes on buildings, i've seen those as well. got to watch out. >> not only

a good day to stay indoors and layer up. 19 below is the air temperature in duluth, 8 below in rapid city. it feels like 26 below. we're not going to get much better heading towards tuesday morning. tomorrow morning getting the kids back to school, getting back to reality in terms of work, maybe taking the bus, we're looking at dangerously cold temperatures once again. raleigh 13 degrees. so it extends pretty far south. 8 degrees in memphis, 10 below zero in indianapolis. by wednesday, same story. thursday, there's a little bit of a break and then, yes, we are watching the potential for a coastal storm and also watching for dangerously cold temperatures once again this weekend. >> a break of 12 degrees in boston. very good. michelle grossman, thank you very much for that update. >>> kim jong-un has delivered a stark warning in a new year's day address saying it's not a mere threat but a reality that i have a nuclear button on the desk in my office. all of the mainland united states is within the range of our nuclear strike. but the north korean leader did leave the door open to talks if o

we have a great river that runs through the city, more rapids. but it's what keeps people coming back and coming back. and if history brings people here initially, then they can also partake in our restaurants, in the great museums we have. >> now, what are we coming up on. >> this is libby hill right here. this is the view. williamberg came to -- one of the settler's of richmond came up here and saw the bend around the river right here. and he tds reminded him of richmond hill, the river times near london and that's how we got the name richmond. so to the right you have a view of downtown, beautiful view of our downtown financial district. as people know this is the capitol of virginia as well. so we also have the government buildings down here where they're seat of government in virginia. >> here i'm seeing a lot of industrial buildings. i see the lucky strike tower. was that richmond's economic past, it's present? >> that's right, the economic past. the river provided for all things commerce and trade. >> so where are we heading now? >> you're

rapid city, south dakota, the slip and slide began there. minneapolis. this morning, 2 to 4 falling around chicago. the you're on 57 or 55 south. i saw the stronger bands coming through. then it's the deep south. . . back through arkansas. into texas. tonight through tomorrow morning. this is where we're really concerned. because it's not just snow. it's ice. you get the freezing rain, you get an inch of snow. you have a half inch of ice. you're going to have major problems. dallas, san antonio, austin. even houston in a weather advisory this morning. that's all tonight through tomorrow. a coastal low takes some of the cold air, wraps up moisture from the ocean. near new york city, long island. all staying rain. just inside. just interior, enough cold to get it to change over to snow. that's where you could get up to half a foot in parts of interior new england. paula and george? >> a lot coming this week. thank you very much. >>> the latest from president trump. he spoke to reporters last night, defending himself against charges of racism,

why we have provided more than 4000legal consultations they've getting the word out about the city's rapidine....asking people who spot an ice raid to call it in, or even text a picture to the hotline. those on the other line will then verify the activity is truly an immigration raid. and if someone is detained...send an legal advocate to try and get them released on bond and offer support services to their family. the city's police chief was there to dispel some of the fear amoungst the immigrant community.we have a role in federal immigration enforcement, none whatsoever. if you see an officer out there on samples of the police off sir feel free, and san francisco police officer, feel free to engage with that office or feel free to report crimes and feel free to go that bad off siri is there to help to know that that officer is there to help youthe hotline has gotten over 500 calls aleady this week..which have mostly been rumors about raids that turned out to be unfounded and questions from some very scared people.the community is definitely very afraid and panics by these threats everyo

only do we have great historic features, but we also have a great river that runs through the city as well, rapids, but the history is what keeps people coming back and coming back and coming back. if history brings people here initially, then they can also partake in our restaurants, they kls partake in the great museums we have. they can see so many things. >> what are we coming up on? i see there's like a statue. >> this is libby hill right here. this is the view williamburg came to one of the settlers of richmond came up here and he saw this bend around the river right here and he said it remind him of richmond hill, the river thames near london and that's how we got the name richmond. to the right you have a view of downtown, beautiful view of our downtown financial district. as people know, this is the capital of virginia as well. so not donl we have a great financial district were we have a lot of government buildings down there. weather seat of government here in virginia so that makes us a great city too. >> i'm seeing a lot of industrial building. i see the lucky strike tower. was that s

why we have provided more than 4000legal consultations they've getting the word out about the city's rapide hotline....asking people who spot an ice raid to call it in, or even text a picture to the hotline. those on the other line will then verify the activity is truly an immigration raid. and if someone is detained...send an legal advocate to try and get them released on bond and offer support services to their family. the city's police chief was there to dispel some of the fear amoungst the immigrant community.we have a role in federal immigration enforcement, none whatsoever. if you see an officer out there on samples of the police off sir feel free, and san francisco police officer, feel free to engage with that office or feel free to report crimes and feel free to go that bad off siri is there to help to know that that officer is there to help youthe hotline has gotten over 500 calls aleady this week..which have mostly been rumors about raids that turned out to be unfounded and questions from some very scared people.the community is definitely very afraid and panics by these threats

why we have provided more than 4000legal consultations they've getting the word out about the city's rapidponse hotline....asking people who spot an ice raid to call it in, or even text a picture to the hotline. those on the other line will then verify the activity is truly an immigration raid. and if someone is detained...send an legal advocate to try and get them released on bond and offer support services to their family. the city's police chief was there to dispel some of the fear amoungst the immigrant community.we have a role in federal immigration enforcement, none whatsoever. if you see an officer out there on samples of the police off sir feel free, and san francisco police officer, feel free to engage with that office or feel free to report crimes and feel free to go that bad off siri is there to help to know that that officer is there to help youthe hotline has gotten over 500 calls aleady this week..which have mostly been rumors about raids that turned out to be unfounded and questions from some very scared people.the community is definitely very afraid and panics by these thre

operation against alcohol and drug dealers in an area that's not very far from the center of the city when the rapid reaction force in members of the afghan law and order police arrived there was a subset of. killing a lot of members of the police force the afghan government is finding it very challenging to prevent these attacks from happening in bigger cities including kabul in cities are now a front line bought for islamic state as well as for the taliban one of the worrying concerns here is the existence of sleeper cells and the fact that the afghan government has very little knowledge or very little power to prevent these attacks from happening. the u.s. side korea have agreed to suspend joint military drills during the upcoming winter olympics n.p.r. picking up the story now caleb martin. there will be no military drills during the olympic games we've seen a statement from u.s. president trump that says that he and the south korean leader have agreed to continue putting maximum pressure on the north however they will suspend the military exercises during the olympic games now they said the opp

. >> reporter: the city gives help to the city's rapid response network that provides legal assistance to those who have been detained by i.c.e. >> people who don't know what their rights are can just sign away their rights and be deported within a matter of hours, we have seen that happen. >> reporter: oakland's mayor said she was willing to go to jail to protect sanctuary city policy. today the acting mayor echoed that sentiment. >> i wouldn't mind going to jail for the first time in my life over it. >> undocumented immigration has gone up 40% those are arrests not deportations. the number of deportations under mr. trump was well below what we saw under the obama administrati administration. >>> amazon is narrowing the list of cities that are under consideration for its second headquarters, none of them happens to be here in the bay area. the company released it's top 20 prospects with the largest concentration centered in the northeast. amazon made a joint decision with san jose, vallejo and los chicago and dallas.dianapolis, - you can read through the entire list of 20 cities at ab

speculators paradise money laundering center and a destination for migrants it's a cosmopolitan city undergoing rapid growth the capital is home to one and a half million panamanians that's more than a third of the country's entire population that number swells every day with the influx of commuters the public transport system is largely serviced by buses these are often wildly painted vehicles are known as the able author office red devils hat and metro opened in panama city in april two thousand and fourteen the city's very proud of it its central america's only underground railway. is sixteen kilometers long and traverses the city's south to know a second line is under construction and a third one is in planning. act. the operator of the state run metro says two hundred fifty thousand passengers use line one every day there are nineteen trains with three carriages each on the line they were built in spain they operate at three minute intervals servicing fourteen stations. there aren't many tourists out on foot amid the exhaust fumes in modern panama city they prefer to admire its skyline from afar

meanwhile, back here in san jose, this is the phone number that city leaders want people write down. 408-290-1144. that's the rapidk hotline where folks can report i.c.e. activity. and city leaders will be here at city hall later today at noon to describe this whole program and how people can get involved. live here in san jose, i'm jessica flores, kpix 5. >>> taking a bird's-eye view of the devastate left behind by the deadly mudslides in santa barbara county, people were allowed to return to their neighborhoods just yesterday for the first time in weeks. drone video capturing these images of the mud-caked community of montecito. some homeowners found boulders the size of trucks in their yards. 21 people were killed in the mudslides. >> i spent 2.5 years in vietnam, not in the military but, um, i never felt like i was close to dying like i was tuesday morning. it was scary. >> the "l.a. times" reporting that some hard hit neighborhoods were left out of the warning zone map issued by the county. but county officials saying that several measures were taken to warn people of the approaching storm including emails se

mother potter is a showcase city it reflects everything that i would like to be efficient clean and safe. it was built by investors with the promise of rapid growth and a new prosperity. start cities like this one are now planned for areas all over the country it's hoped they will bring the kind of progress india is looking for. so. we've come to shankar modest home. his telling his two grandchildren how life suddenly changed when the city was built . it was a dramatic transformation. look this was our old house. was right next to it. that's where we kept our livestock the family owned thirty five hectares of land they turned it over to investors who know run the new city. by the law and as a farmer i only had one set of clothes. they arrest me i would watch my clothes in the evening and leave them out to dry so that i could wear them again the next day to the market. that's what life was like back then. that i might get up and. india is looking to modernize. new cities are to be built between the capital new delhi and the financial hub mumbai. the first one will be dilemma dubbed the dream city by plan his dilemma is to be the epitome of

operation against alcohol and drug dealers in an area that's not very far from the center of the city when the rapid reaction force members of the. law and order police arrived there was. a lot of members of the police force the afghan government is finding it very challenging to prevent these attacks from happening in bigger cities including kabul in cities are now a front line both for islamic state as well as for the taliban one of the worrying concerns here is the existence of sleeper cells and the fact that the afghan government has very little knowledge or very little power to prevent these attacks from happening. the u.s. and south korea have agreed to suspend joint military drills during the upcoming winter olympics in pyongyang or he's come up and has more. there will be no military drills during the olympic games we've seen a statement from u.s. president trump that says that he and the south korean leader have agreed to continue putting maximum pressure on the north however they will suspend the military exercises during the olympic games now they said the opposite originally but if the p

operation against alcohol and drug dealers in an area that's not very far from the center of the city when the rapid reaction force members of the. law and order police arrived there was. a lot of members of the police force the afghan government is finding it very challenging to prevent these attacks from happening in bigger cities including kabul in cities are now a frontline bought for islamic state as well as for the taliban one of the worrying concerns here is the existence of sleeper cells and the fact that the afghan government has very little knowledge or very little power to prevent these attacks from happening. the u.s. and south korea have agreed to suspend joint military drills during the upcoming winter olympics in chang has the story for us. there will be no military drills during the olympic games we've seen a statement from u.s. president trump that says that he and the south korean leader have agreed to continue putting maximum pressure on the north however they will suspend the military exercises during the olympic games now they said the opposite originally but this they position

by appointment.the city created a rapid response team that can be called to pick up dumped trash.they have raised the fine for illegal dumping which now starts at $2,500 and goes up to $10,000 for subsequent offences.the city has installed cameras and built physical barriers to curb illegal dumping and the city launched a mobile app and a phone number hot line that residence and business owners can use to report illegal dumping to help them catch and fine the dumpers. ryan says he has been calling that number for months and nothing has happenedsound from ryan rosson / san jose business owner, his property being illegally dumped on "quit telling the citizens of san jose that you want to do something about this and actually do something about it, if you go after people with those kinds of fines, the $2,500 and $10,000 you will get people's attention and see results real fast"in san jose gabe slate kron 4 news. (catherine) police in santa rosa are investigating the alleged sexual assault of an 11-year-old girl. it started when officers were called to a home on december 21st after a fathe

by appointment.the city created a rapid response team that can be called to pick up dumped trash.they have raised the fine for illegal dumping which now starts at $2,500 and goes up to $10,000 for subsequent offences.the city has installed cameras and built physical barriers to curb illegal dumping and the city launched a mobile app and a phone number hot line that residence and business owners can use to report illegal dumping to help them catch and fine the dumpers. ryan says he has been calling that number for months and nothing has happenedsound from ryan rosson / san jose business owner, his property being illegally dumped on "quit telling the citizens of san jose that you want to do something about this and actually do something about it, if you go after people with those kinds of fines, the $2,500 and $10,000 you will get people's attention and see results real fast"in san jose gabe slate kron 4 news. still ahead at 9 -- why a popular you- tube star is apologizing over a controversial video seen by millions before it was taken down. the clouds are getting thick and rain is not

by appointment.the city created a rapid response team that can be called to pick up dumped trash.they have raised the fine for illegal dumping which now starts at $2,500 and goes up to $10,000 for subsequent offences.the city has installed cameras and built physical barriers to curb illegal dumping and the city launched a mobile app and a phone number hot line that residence and business owners can use to report illegal dumping to help them catch and fine the dumpers. ryan says he has been calling that number for months and nothing has happenedsound from ryan rosson / san jose business owner, his property being illegally dumped on "quit telling the citizens of san jose that you want to do something about this and actually do something about it, if you go after people with those kinds of fines, the $2,500 and $10,000 you will get people's attention and see results real fast"in san jose gabe slate kron 4 news. (catherine) coming up: president trump is hitting back at north korea with one of his most serious threats yet.. and in typical style -- he did it on twitter. (steve) then - a you

by appointment.the city created a rapid response team that can be called to pick up dumped trash.theyave raised the fine for illegal dumping which now starts at $2,500 and goes up to $10,000 for subsequent offences.the city has installed cameras and built physical barriers to curb illegal dumping and the city launched a mobile app and a phone number hot line that residence and business owners can use to report illegal dumping to help them catch and fine the dumpers. ryan says he has been calling that number for months and nothing has happenedsound from ryan rosson / san jose business owner, his property being illegally dumped on "quit telling the citizens of san jose that you want to do something about this and actually do something about it, if you go after people with those kinds of fines, the $2,500 and $10,000 you will get people's attention and see results real fast"in san jose gabe slate kron 4 news. (vicki) next at 5... see which film is set to receive a lot of awards this season... and which unexpected movie is breaking records. ) we're in the midst of awards season and numero

fox's lauren blanchard shows us impact from atlantic city, new jersey. >> reporter: rapid plunge barometricssure delivering gusty winds and rough surf all along the east coast. >> very cold. i can't feel my nose. >> reporter: from vehicles stuck in the snow in new jersey -- >> what would you say to possible out driving. >> stay home. >> reporter: to male carriers in new england reporting blizzard like conditions slowing them down as they work to make important deliveries like medication. >> you can't see anything at a all. it's hard to work in this but i mean they'll go out and dry try our best. >> reporter: all as a brutal winter storm known as a bomb cyclone is now blasting the northeast with heavy snow, high winds and bitter cold. >> it's too cold. i go to school um up in ithica and this is cold. >> reporter: the system has already left tens of thousands without power, has canceled thousands of flights, and has claimed lives. this as the south is now dealing with frigid temperatures after the storm first hit their wednesday. meanwhile with 70-mile per hour winds forecast along the new en