sounds like reports of a horse in the roadway there. and between corset street and market street, weaver lanes blocked therement and we have more accident to talk about coming up in the next ten minute, rahel, over to you. >> oh, boy, thank you. now for a look at newspaper heads lines from across the region, burlington county times reports mcguire dicks lakehurst appears to have the inside track for the next home of the air force's new refueling takers. the times also reports that painting the new jet is considered rural for the joint base's future, especially if another round of closures happens during the next decade. the air force is supposed to make it final decision in the next several weeks. >>> bucks county courier times reports that the council rock school district is increasing the substitute teachers pay rate from $85 to $100 a day. district is hoping the move will help with substitute teacher's shortage. >>> and the highway administration, are holding a have been arguing about whatt te should replace the bridge which has been

and we are are talking a lot about wet roadways in the traffic department this morning. why? first, spring garden, you can see, how wet it is looking out there on the monday morning commute. we know that will slow you down. but not just slowing it down, we're actually seeing some accidents out on the roadways this morning, so this is one that you certainly want to make note of. northeast extension northbound bld valley. sounds like now traffic squeezing by on the shoulder, but if you want to avoid it altogether i would use the alternate route 309. it will be your best bet. we have another accident. a.c. expressway westbound, past route 54. heads up on that. around the area, we have construction route 206, at chews road, alternate lanes opening, this will be going on through december 31, we have little bit with that one. then we have another accident. marshall street between course on street, markley street. we do have lanes block here. so a lot of the accident we're seeing are lingering out here, prague bridge going to slow you down more in the 5:00 hour. lincoln drive, your

let's talk roadways with jessica boyington. >> watch for ponding and slippery roadways. this is woodhaven around academy road. we will keep our eye on the rest of the philadelphia majors and outstid out j outside new jersey and delaware. >>> drop-out rates, we are waiting to see if the improvements will continue. graduation rates rose to 64% and the dropout fell to 15%. vai? >>> this thursday is the deadline to sign up for health coverage under the affordable care act that takes effect on new year's day. if you live in pennsylvania, you can get free help through a personal finance nonprofit. the group is offering a trained counselor to help you find a health plan to fit your need or your budget. track the nbc 10 app. logon to clarify to make an appointment. some philadelphia high school students are hoping their christmas party will make a difference for some needy families. >> nbc 10 was at roman catholic high school yesterday for the annual community party. students against destructive decisions. raising more than $2400 for food and gifts for the less fortunate. this h

roadways. the it is colder outside. just take it easy whenever we have wet roadways out there. you contact than see the vine is closed. and hopefully that will be opened up before 5:00 o'clock. it usually does. the westbound side usually opens up quicker then eastbound side. but you can see, just that sheen on the roadway. when i was driving in rather, it was kicking up off the windshield and it was wet all over. it is still wet. ben franklin bridge moving in the westbound direction in center city looking dark, quiet, gorgeous as it does in the 4:00 o'clock hour. forty-two freeway, you can see moving in the northbound direction quiet there and schuylkill at syringe garden is what we are looking at. we have an accident in new jersey, new jersey turnpike northbound we will talk about that coming up in ten minutes, rahel, over to you. >> thank you. >>> death toll in indonesia rises to 97 after a 6.4 magnitude earthquake shakes the nation. officials say dozens of buildings collapsed touring yesterd

krystal klei is watching that. >> don't try to rush on the roadways. they are slick out there, dangerous. you already missed the flight. here is a look at your temperatures outside. we are watching the temperatures very closely. this is a deciding factor between a mixed precipitation, mink that rain and snow falling together. maybe some sleeting conditions or just plain old rain throughout the suburbs. we see 37, kenneth square, the same. rain in those locations. westland township, ukland township, potential for flakes. milford township and bedminster, for many of us in the suburbs, 35 degrees. we are above the freezing mark. enough so that it is just rain we are picking up on radar. for the shore neighborhoods. definitely too warm for us to be seeing anything other than rain. it is more scattered in these areas as well. cape may courthouse at 52 degrees. some of us have warmed up way more than what we saw the last few days where highs capped out in the 30s to right around the low 40s. the afternoon highs across the entire region will be much warmer th

we also noticed a lot of high standing water in the roadway and also on the side of the roadway.really just have to wake up today before you get out there in your car, your vehicle because you never know what you're going to have in front of you. also we saw today that folks are not realizing the effects of what this water can do to you on the roads, that you can end up like that. there are many vehicles that were just speeding, zooming a little faster than the speed limit this morning, and that's one of the no-nos. you don't want that to happen because that's the reality. you get a sheriff's car, sheriff's car, sheriff's car. now a tow truck and you have traffic all the way backed up, people here on 101 southbound and way backed up toward the airport. we'll jump back in our van again and continue here on 101. we'll go north. we'll try to loop around and go north and see what else we find. it seems like accidents, unfortunately, something we're finding without any problem. we shouldn't see that. in reality people just aren't paying the attention they need to pay. you don't want t

everybody if you're thinking about heading out in the next hour or so, roadways are dangerously slick. i want to take time to zoom around to where we're seeing the most consistent rainfall from san francisco to richmond, moderate rainfall, heavier pocket north of richmond so expect that to continue and from concord down to danville, you'll likely stay wet over the next two hours at this point. as you move off towards the south, the peninsula is wet. anyone traveling this evening, even at this late hour should expect traffic backups like this after effect. so much water on the roadways really limited visibility down to about szero in some cases. as you move to the south bay, a dry pocket but heavier rainfall in the santa cruz mountains that will eventually be moving in. as we get a wider look, i want to stress anyone living in the santa cruz mountains under a flash flood warning until 10:30 tonight and this basically means some of the small creeks, rivers and streams may actually be flooding at this very moment. those of you that have the rivers and streams behind the house, you know w

wet roadways. pockets of heavier rain to the west near westchester through parts of delaware county, chester county and right up into the wilmington area. maybe some ponding on roadways. take it slow and easy out there. the rain will start to cap. it will cap from west to east. tracking those next few hours of your morning, 7:00 a.m., rain, 9:00 a.m., lighter rain breaking apart for philadelphia. the suburbs, somewhat warmer air would help us out. 41 degrees at 9:00 a.m. showers are weakening and break ago part through the lehigh valley. temperatures above freezing. for delaware, new jersey and the shore, showers should remain through around 11:00 a.m. to the shore, noon to 1:00 p.m. by the late afternoon. everywhere should just be clouds with some breaks of sunshine as well. later in the day, a little better off. temperaturewise, mid-40s, delaware to new jersey by 9:00. take a look at the jersey shore. around 50 degrees almost by 9:00 app. the overall temperatures are going to be fairly nice acros

wet roadways for sure. blue ponding and puddling likely, continuing to move east and down the peninsula into the south bay with wet roads, and over at the bay bridge we have reports of a crash westbound 80. you see the slowing changed from yellow to orange. slower speeds approaching treasure island. that's where the two left lanes are reported blocked. we'll see if the lights are slowing around the bend. they appear to solano atop the line. somewhere along this stretch, a crash reported blocking your left two lanes. the treasure island off-ramp is to the right. >> as we zoom out, also that rain coming in. we just got a report, chp says they got a call of flooding 580 at 27. >> gives you a good idea of the change in conditions out there. >>> we have our weather wall up. i took a peek -- i should say the radar on our weather wall. the orange pocket of rain coming over san francisco. that is where pete suratos is heading at this moment. there you see it for yourself. we have reporters in pacifica, vianey arana

. >> just wet roadways, all right. soap, speaking of those wet roadways, rain moving out. that doesn't mean that we are accident-free. in fact, still have very wet roadways. we have an accident king of prussia, henderson road closed between south gulph road and shoemaker road. you will have to use alternate. probably the best one to maneuver around this, crook lane, your best bet. utilize that. you will have to as like i said henderson road right now is closed in this area. you can see all of the flashing lights that alone is going to give us some gaper delay around the area. then we look at the vine. not closed overnight for the construction, so both moving in the westbound and eastbound direction. you can see what you're working, brake lights, and you're going to be forced to take it a little bit easy today, little slower. just because it is so wet outside. highly highly recommend that you do so. and we look at this accident, a.c. expressway westbound, past route 54. there are reports that a horse is in the roadway. one lane was block before. now it is two lanes. i'll le

very wet roadways. very slippery conditions. this is going to be a wake-up call. leave your homes little early. check your patience, look at the schuylkill, westbound direction, at city avenue. you can see what it looks like right now, kind of steady stream of vehicles hitting roadways, a lot of people already, just cracking into the 5:00 hour, heeding the warnings, getting out there early, not bad idea, absolutely, and doesn't matter where you are this morning. accident a.c. expressway eastbound past route 42, just one of four accidents, we're seen already this morning there is one pulled all the way off to the shoulder, but don't be surprised if already you start seeing slow downs and little gaper delay, as well. >> this 142 northbound 295 also pulled off to the shoulder, and again, be careful, still very dark out there. again, run the risk hydroplaning possibly with all of the wet stuff on the roadways, coming down, also, accident route 32, newton richboro road, right now closed between fir drive and rocky way. use alternate, lower holland road will be your bes

issues on the roadways, absolutely.ce about 4:00 this morning. so looking at right now 95 taillights southbound direction. you can see northbound and southbound side, starting to heat up. pull your attention on the droplet on the lens. see the spray back on the willed shield behind you. so take it easy out there. overview of the ben franklin bridge. moving in the westbound direction. i will say you can see how many vehicles are already out there on the ben franklin bridge. heeding the warnings, get out there early. not bad idea. very smart to do so. this is where we have an accident involving injuries. the a.c. expressway near pleasantville, right lane blocked there. another accident a.c. expressway moving in the eastbound direction, past route 42, that's pulled off to the shoulder, still going to slow you down even though it is on the shoulder. and still dark out there. so some of the accidents pulled off to the soul kerr really sneak up on you. take it easy. closed between fir drive and rocky way, do you have use an a

it will be enough to leave standing water on the roadways and also puddles. lightning will be possible, especially later this afternoon. there may be snow at mt. hamilton by tomorrow morning and also a chance at the summit as well. i'll detail this in a few minutes. mike is tracking the wet roads and how it impacts your commute. >> we should have a light commute as we do this time every year. folks heading across town as well as doing errands and heading to pick up loved ones at the airport. anywhere north of the san mateo bridge is wet. anywhere south of there experiencing a little break. that's coming in. we see more blue. that's where ponding and puddling is along the peninsula. anyone north of san mateo, blue along the wester sign. in san rafael, a change over the last five minutes went from green to blue, ponding, puddling. you see the water kicking up and depositing on the roadway there. you have much better pictures. back to you. >> pete suratos, he, in fact, starts our team coverage this morning. he's he's seeing the rain coming down. how is it going

if you're traveling on the roadways, be careful out there. we saw poppeding on the roadway. back to you. >> chris, thank you very much. we've seen the rain rates peck up this morning. getting a heavy amount right now clearly. >> especially heavy over the east bay where the heaviest rain continues to move out of much of the bay area. still, as we table it hour-by-hour, stillrain through earlyafternoon. >>> join us in half an hour for a local news update and we'll keep you up to date on the traffic conditions as well. have a great holiday weekend. >>> good morning. breaking news. manhunt over. the suspect in that berlin christmas market attack killed in a shoot-out with police in milan. we're live with the latest. >>> going nuclear. president-elect trump calls for an expansion of the american nuclear arsenal just hours after russian prident vladimir putin says his country should fortify their arsenal. this morning, the exchange that could defy decades of u.s. nuclear policy, and we'll ask one of trump's closest advisors to explain it. >>> rough flight. two men kicked off a jet

still going to citi the wet roadways. cloudy conditions and some foggy areas as well for that morning commute. that's what we have to deal with throughout your morning depending on your neighborhood. different conditions. overall, temperatures were the key factor in whether you saw rain, ice, or snow. temperatures are boosting quickly. we are at 39 in philadelphia. the lehigh valley, bumping up to officially above freezing. some parts of berks county, still below freezing, which is why we are under that concern. coming up, a closer look at the hour by hour for your neighborhoods. we will talk about the warmer temperatures. for now, we'll talk traffic with jessica boyington. >> starting off on route 202 and cameras along route 29, difficult to see with the reduced visibility. seven minutes northbound from 29 to the schuylkill expressway. we are seeing a little bit of slower speeds moving through with all of that rain on the roads. north hampton township, dealing with an accident, route 332 is closed. this portion between h

but what we are talking about wet roadways, can that slow us down? you bet it k so this is where we have an accident in king of prussia. henderson road closed between south gulph road and shoemaker road. so, you will have to use alternate right now. crooked lane, around this, probably your best bet. and also, we do have another accident, 95 south off ram top columbus boulevard. but, moving forward, we have an accident here, as well, so this is what we have reports, horse actually in the roadway, a.c. expressway, past route 54. two lanes are now block just on, now two lanes, hopefully that gets moved out every our way sometime shortly. alsoctioin the nearby area, route 26 at chews road. alternate lanes open. >> this will be out there through december 31st, so heads up on that. lots, in the world of septa, route ten trolley is back to normal. shuttle bus service ended on sunday, they were doing well water main repairs, now completed. looking here great news for those every that you take route ten trolley and some construction, new off ramp from route 4

on my way in today, very wet roadways and we were seeing problems out there. i will call your attention to one of them that happened overnight when it was still raining in this area overturn vehicle schuylkill eastbound at montgomery. this has as i said been cleared. do not be surprised as katie said if there is problem spots out there or around this with clean up, possible debris in the roadway. crews were out there, overnight, in the dark, now that is cleared, it is still a sticky situation and a slippery situation, as well. if you have to go out here near schuylkill eastbound at montgomery, give yourself time. eastbound and westbound vine street expressway you are looking good but you cane sheen on the roadway letting us know it will still be slippery and is there still a chance for hydroplaning. we have an accident in palmyra at cinnaminson avenue at second street. alternate if you want to get around that is temple boulevard. joe and rahel, back to you. >>> meisha, thank you. >>> we are following new developments involving hit and run death of the eight ye

slick roadways are an issue. a number of spinouts reported this morning, two over here in san mateo. we have the southbound side at poplar that's completely clear. northbound we had the crash clear at kehoe. that blends with the morning traffic starting to build through san mateo. burlingame, slick conditions. rick boone is out there off the eastshore freeway. rick, what do you have for those conditions? >> reporter: right now on 101 north, we're here at sfo, decided to get off the highway for just a second. if you're taking a flight, get out here early. this may be a normal thing when you have to take a flight on an early morning, a lot of cars here. on highway 101 traffic is moving a little smoother this morning. we did notice as we were going further in towards the city past the airport as we're coming to the airport, we noticed that there was a lot more rain coming down out here, and that is something to definitely watch out for as well as a lot of wind as well. that's going to be an issue that you have to re

be prepared to take it slow on the roadways - it might be slicker than you remember from last year! we're expecting snow totals between 2-4". with highs reaching the mid 30s, we may see especially for lakeside areas. most of the system should be out by mid to late evening. we may see a lingering freezing drizzle, but otherwise stay mostly cloudy heading into monday. today: cloudy with snow showers. 2-4" possible. high: weather advisory - and if you love snow today could be your day... julie collins joins us live from goerkes corners in brookfield...where she's tracking the conditions...julie how's it going? today we are likely going to see our first round of measurable now of the season - not a major snow fall but enough to make the roads slick - and you live. for now -- the department of public works across south eastern wisconsin are hard at work pretreating the roads -- i saw a few salt truck in brown deer on my way to work this morning. if you're getting out today, for church...or shopping...maybe going to the packers game, take it easy...we all know how to drive in the snow but

. >> up early this morning, checking on the roadways, really, in the whole lot going on today as youan imagine. >> we may be the only ones working. >> no kidding. it was like crickets on the road this morning which makes for very simple commute. let's throw a freezing rain advisory into the mix, what do you think? i know, we look at storm scan3, guys, things still looking pretty quiet f you're about ready to hit the road, and you have got to get back to work, things looking quiet initially. satellite coverage over top of this, and at the moment, there is not even much to see there either. there is a little hint of cloud cover, beginning to work its way on in, but like we mention, there is freezing rain advisory, that goes into effect just as actually going off the air with "eyewitness news" this morning at 7:00 a.m. that will last us generally until 11:00 a.m., but goes little later than this up in the poconos, mid afternoon. that's just because you may end one it little longer. but, really, only talking about the possibility of some spotty freezing rain and drizzle throughout the da

this rain coming down is freezing as it hits the roadway. you can see some of that taking place specially in the corners of the roadways we are driving on. when we hit 78 east, we noticed a definite changeover. it is raining all morning long. we saw penndot out this morning. they were scaping on the front ends and dropping salt off the back end of their truck. the last half hour, i told you how we could see a coating of ice on everything. we hopped out of the truck to give you better shots of what it looks like on the ground. my photographer, kristin, shot in, icy, slushy conditions on the roads, on the sidewalks. really want to be careful when you are heading out your door this morning. remember those bridge, those entry and exit ramps, those ice up very quickly. again, we are seeing icy conditions, both on 78 east to the end of the northeast extension as well as here in allentown right now. so we are going to keep driving tharnd mornin around this morning. we are going to give you a look at more conditions. the best advice to you this morn

we have had more than three accidents outside on the roadways. we will get to all that coming up in a moment. >> a lot of front loaded accidents lately and weather plays such a role in that. you said it, there is still wet roadways out there. bulk is getting out of here. all we're left with as we look at tri-state sweep here on storm scan, you've got lingering moisture granted, but more than anything precipitation is receipt i much done, i don't think a lot of what you are finding out there is having a chance to verify at ground level. you might have a fine mist continuing to pull away but for the most part we are left with just clouds in most locations, and the damp roadways. if you are close enough to other traffic on the road, you will end up with road spray from those other vehicles. bulk of the moisture is pretty much moving out of dodge. forty-one at the airport. forty-six in atlantic city. wind is still very calm right new but there is another significant change that is taking place in the the days ahead here. mainly tomorrow, we will be t

keeping an eye on these roadways, they've done a great job of clearing the roadways, 43 at hampton and still, reduce the speeds and dot saying give yourself extra time, it is a little slick and slippery. farther north from milwaukee county to washington and you can see speeds at or around normal, but reduce them for safety's sake, northbound towards jackson on u.s. 45, 68 miles per hour and southbound, on 43 you can so, give yourself additional time. no need to rush and be cautious as you head out the door, coming up, i'll let you know if there are any intents is that a happen on the roadways this morning. >> tatiana, the story will be the frigid cold and that is on top of the area's first significant snowfall of the season. >> and, we are live where some people will be struggling to get out of the garage. >> reporter: yes, some fog is still -- some people need to shovel their driveways, but a lot of people -- we have been and i, racine county and a lot of people were out and shoveled their driveways. a small dusting of snow we saw on their driveways. the roads look fantastic. driving

kind of littering the roadways, you know what happened yesterday. very busy because of the wet roadways, rain that came earlier. katie any rain today? >> there is, actually, but it will not impact the morning commute at least but we do actually have some up the and tee expectations for the p poconos, winter weather advisory issued. doesn't take effect until had today though, so we do still have window of time to just enjoy the dry weather here. north west new jersey along i80, where we likely ends up with not just little bit of wintery mix of rain, slow, snead, but modest accumulation, much or on that as the morning progresses. out the door here, storm scan pretty quiet at the moment. we do have tri-state sweep without anything to report. satellite composite over top of that, splitting the region in two, go far enough south, clouds beginning to build in. quick check of the temperatures, chilly start, not terribly winnie, but it is cold outside. very quickly looking at our tuesday forecast, though, afternoon and evening, that's when the rain, that's

drivers got stuck on the roadways. the snowstorm in the buffalo area expected to continue until friday. >>> well, it is rain and wind expected to be a problem late into the afternoon and evening commute. mark tamayo is here to talk about that. >> yeah. we will see significant downpour that's will cause problems i think especially after 5:00. lane closures on the roadways because the water will be coming down a lot at one time. this is looking towards the golden gate bridge. you can see the flag on the right portion of the screen getting a workout. at least the winds will be trending up over the next few hours. here is the san rafael camera, cars approaching the toll plaza there. soaking rains for portions of the bay area. everything will intensify over the next few hours. the main culprit, there is the circulation out here. all of the moisture, over 500 miles away. that area of low pressure will being approaching the coastline later on this afternoon and into the evening hours. as you can see right now, the main focus

we should see a lot more folks hit the roadway.hat will be the conditions with lighter rain on the roadway. show you already in san rafael, you see puddling and the roadways are wet, kicking up behind the cars. again, this is san rafael right around north san pedro road. another shot shows the bay bridge and the incline. the camera shakes, there's a wind advisory issued by chp. kari is talking about a wind watch. but it's already gusty and slick roadways around the bay. that's the bay bridge as well. a great day to use mass transit. they're on the rails for the most part. b.a.r.t. operating with no delays, that rain could cause delays. it may affect the ferry system as well as the wind comes in as well. >> sounds good. thanks, mike. >>> we're getting a windfall of new information. if you have a yahoo! account now or in the past, your information was likely stolen. yahoo! says a billion accounts were likely compromised. >> for that and the rest of the news before the bell, we turn to seema modi live at cnbc world headquarters. good

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, but whether you couple that with wet roadways and a lot of construction out there there is will be a messy day. of in the morning, leave your homes early, rahel, can't say it over and over again. >> we'll dry out by mid-morning, but it will be too late, the morning rush, accidents. the afternoon commute will look whole lot better. dry around around, feeling pretty good this afternoon compared to the weekends. up to around 50. there you go, center city. little nasty walking outside next few hours, cold conditions, with the winds, rain, hitting you in the face, so have the rain jacket, umbrella certainly needed this morning, temperature right now four is at the airport, south winter weather advisory breeze kicking up at 12: still, lingering, looks like freezing rain far northern lehigh valley into the poconos. back edge starting to mover through susquehanna vale, lancaster, improving conditions, probably another hour or two. steady rain coming through the philadelphia region. so worse of it pretty much next couple every hours, 33 now up in allentown, reading, good thing, now at freez

most of the accumulation will stay on grass but roadways wi tonight: snow ends. clouds slowly clear becoming partly cloudy. lows around 300. wind: w 5-15 mph.monday: a mix of sun and clouds. any snow from sunday melts with high temperatures in the upper 30s. wind: sw 5-15 mph.week ahead: mix of sun and clouds continues most of the week. slight chance for a rain and snow mix on tuesday but trending drier. another chance for snow flurries on thursday and then a chance for accumulating snow saturday. temperatures drop quickly from the upper 30s tuesday on tuesday to middle 20s by thursday with lows in the 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 this evening: cloudy with snow likely. 1-3" of snow possible with some western areas to 4". most of the accumulation will stay on grass but roadways will likely be slippery. tonight: snow ends. clouds slowly clear becoming partly cloudy. lows w 5-15 mph.monday: a mix of sun and clouds. any snow from sunday melts with high temperatures in the upper 30s. wind: sw 5-15 mph.week ahead: mix of sun and clouds continues most of the week. slight chance for

it's wet on the roadways. you notice the afternoon commute today was not that great. temperatures in the 50s, a bit warmer than yesterday. we have clouds out there and we have a heavy mist that will continue tonight into tomorrow. we will see more breaks tomorrow. tomorrow morning, we are a little wet on the morning commute but we see some breaks in the mist. then tomorrow afternoon, it's going to start to rain and snow in the mountains. tomorrow is about scattered showers, lighter than today. it's cloudy, you will need the jackets, but the real rain shows up saturday. i will time it out for that in a few minutes. >>> senator boxer is vowing to fight a water bill that will give central valley farmers more water. the bill gives $558 million to california in response for the drought. the money would pay for new reservoirs. boxer and environmental i was said it's a water grab that threatens -- environmentalists said it's a water grab that threatening the environmental system. >>> half a dozen women were attacked on a bay area campus, what we are learning about several ca

overall these main roadways are in fantastic shape, tatiana. >> that's good news. bri in fantastic shape, tatiana. >> that's good news. brian said and d.o.t. is echoing, give yourself additional space and reduce speeds. these slippery conditions can cause you to go into a ditch. this is the off ramp at moreland road. the off ramp is still open. you need to reduce speed and get over to the sheriff's office. w ditch and own its way. that's the only issue causing any initial yous. that drive time of really, kuse me, 11 minutes, again, give yourself 5 to 10. sa de thing, one minute delay. and marquette to moreland. give yourself additional time as you head out the door. website and also guy downloading our mobile app. >> and injured goose was rescued on lower genesee lake. firefighters went out on the thin ice to bring the goose to safety. they showed the photos on facebook. goose is okay and taken to a local wildlife center. probably good training for those guys as well. " >> solving for the future, one local kid making sure he doesn't ? ? ? ? la vie est belle. la vie

some slick and snow-covered roadways through the day. snow should be gone, should be out of here for most of us by 8:00. wider view, you can see the snow still extends back through lacrosse, through minnesota, north and south dakota. area of low pressure still centered across the plains. that's why we still have such a long amount of time still with this snow. all right, by 10:00, area of low pressure, going to eventually track right across northern illinois and southeastern wisconsin. snowing through the entire day today. you can see how things come to a dry day on monday, but this cold front here, it's going to be a doozy. it is going to cool us down big-time by tuesday and into wednesday and thursday. so your forecast for today, a high temperature of 32 degrees. that light powdery snow may get a little bit slushy this afternoon. snow continues three to five inches additional. six to ten total for the milwaukee metro area. for tonight, 22. flurries early, otherwise mostly cloudy. here is your seven-day forecast. 25 on ay get on monday,

but the wet roadways certainly r and whenever we have wet roadways it, can be slick, slippery, run the chance of hydroplaning, already this morning we have seen comings, and a.c. expressway eastbound past route 42, that one pulled all the way offer to the shoulder, heads up if in your that area, route 42 northbound, that one pulled off to the shoulder, even if it is on the shoulder it can slow you down, route 332, newtown richboro road closed between fir drive and rocky wayment you will have to use the alternate lower holland road, probably your best bet. so you can see string every accidents letting us know that the commute can be dangerous, but for sure is going to be wet out there. so give yourselves extra time this morning, rahel, back to northeast philadelphia. more than a thousand volunteers with the jewish help put together boxes stuffed with food, will be delivered to about 6400 families in need for the holiday. the boxes will include special holiday gift pack, made by volunteers at area senior centers. >> and, all of these boxes are also filled up with holiday toys. they are g

we start to see some damp roadways and at 7:00 a.m. you'll notice heavier rain and you'll notice it's so far focused north and everywhere else. by 1:00 p.m. is really gets going and this is going to be the worst time to hit the roadways, around 3:00 p.m. the afternoon and evening rush hour is going to be very difficult and you'll notice east bay peninsula and some reds popping up there, intense rainfall and 9:00 p.m. tomorrow night and the rain line begins to end and we'll see the scattered showers, and in terms of rainfall totals. anywhere from 1 to 3 inches and indicating up to 6 to 8 inches. the winds will be really gusty as we head into tomorrow morning. about 5 miles per hour along the cost and not out of the question for the evening rush and the winds will continue as we head into early tomorrow morning. we turn to snow and i would not recommend you even try up there tomorrow. winter storm watch noon tomorrow until 6:00 p.m. friday. 1 to 2 feet of snow expected and low visibilities and slippery roads and you know the drill. allow

roadways are looking good. only thing we're dealing with right now is a ton of construction, so much so, we'll never have time to get to it all but we'll do our best, everyone is wondering, katie, wet roadways? >> they've been done for hours now, you don't have to worry about that at all this weekend there. eventually be rain, builds eggs way back in here. you do have the winds, how much, it will be a running theme of the forecast here today. at the moment, storm scan is nice, empty, nothing more than couple of clouds here and there. generally, again, nice clear sky, what that has done is allowed us to really chill out through the overnight without a blanket of cloud cover, even though it wasn't terribly mild by the second half of yesterday. any heat we manage to build up it will get lost back up to the atmosphere. see lake enhanced very fine flurries flying across north central and northeast most pennsylvania, i don't think that will affect us at all. thirty-three the current temperature, chilly start to the m

early, but already we how many vehicles are out on the roadways. wednesday, excuse me, wednesday, the vine, moving in the westbound and eastbound direction. you can see the flashing lights, over night construction, westbound, eastbound, you are still closed should be opening within in the next 15 minute. by the way burlington bristol bridge opening around 425. that's now open, jen, rahel, back to you. >> thank you so much. german police now say that a deadly incident in a popular christmas market was a deliberate attack. >> this is the scene now central berlin. authorities are interrogating the man they say was behind the wheel of the truck, it plowed through this market killing at least 12 people, injuring 48. officials around the world were calling this a terror attack even before german authorities confirmed their findings, one eyewitness said initially it looked like an accident. >> i saw a truck barreling into a crowd of innocent people tonight. it looked like the truck jumped the curb and was going too fast, and it got out of control, and sor

so on, for the preparations, that actually started yesterday, when brine was laid down on state roadways to help with anti icing. the penndot says that for this kind of weather event, the timing is almost ideal, being that this falls on a saturday and it is true rush hour won't be impacted. but given the season, they add that is there still concern about drivers, out holiday shopping, and or traveling, early tomorrow. >> our crews will be working throughout the night into tomorrow morning, keeping roadways passable but we urge motorist to use extreme care, if they must drive-in these conditions. especially since we will have changing conditions, through the morning hours, and changing to sleet and freezing rain. >> as always, penndot remind drivers, stay off the roads if possible, and never try to pass a plow. reporting live, alexandria hoff for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> we could be dealing with tricky morning conditions, so make sure you wake up with "eyewitness news" tomorrow, our team goes on the air at 5:00 a.m. and we will track all of the latest on the wintry mix, heading our wa

not so much on the roadways.hen we lot at roadways we are looking dry but we can have some slick conditions so give yourself extra time. we have a disable reek will 95 south at girard pulled all the waste out to the right lane but we are seeing brake lights there. we have construction out there as well that will slow you down pennsylvania turnpike westbound before downingtown that right lane block there and pennsylvania turnpike both directions, at delaware river bridge the right lane is also blocked there. and then salting seven operations we will get used to this really for remainder of the winter, ac expressway between 42 and black horse pike, head up for them, they will be out there working. we will have to share roadways with them. just a reminder on the schuylkill river wall repairs mlk i am bound is closed between sweet briar drive and art museum 7:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. and 7:00 p.m. to 5:00 a.m. through january 20th. >>> santa isn't the only one spreading holiday cheer. for last two years four year-old jul

so, as you can see, it means the roadways are relatively clear.o delays here on the boulevard headed for the schuylkill expressway. the right two lanes, columbus boulevard, going south, are closed and remain closed because of the water main, needs to be repaired, it was an issue on friday, people driving on the other side of the road. it is going to remain issue today. hopefully, without a ton of traffic, it won't make for many problems in this area. but as you can see, everyone having to push off to the left. an accident in willow grove. fitzwatertown road and moreland road. so, keep an eye there, then to mass transit issues, as well, regional rails. city schedule, buses, trolleys, on modified schedule. rahel, over to you. >> patrick, thank you. new this morning, tire slasher reaks havocs in philadelphia's somerdale section, take a look, 900 block, photo journalist found tires slashed in about ten cars, "eyewitness news", we gave police a call, but they say they've not heard about this yet. anyone with information in this case is asked to call ph

now water on the roadway has froze.orthbound bw parkway, that crash out of the way all lanes open. westbound 70 vehicle fire. northbound branch at sur rats, 66, 95 in virginia looking good. slow spot, 95 northbound through woodbridge. >>> massive breach, the new impact of the yahoo! security hack. >>> a motorcyclist killed, a family taking the d.c. police department to court. once again, this wondrous thing called "luck" shines on a new day. where will it shine today? who will feel its embrace? no one knows for sure. but one thing is certain -- its arrival is as inevitable as dawn. ♪ >>> some little patients at children's national medical center got a special christmas treat. >> santa claus himself paid a visit to the young patients. he video chatted while his elves showed up to deliver early presents. santa is a busy man. what's special about this particular santa, he knows what they're going through. he made a recovery of his own after a heart attac

debris was covering the roadway there. we're looking to learn more details including how badly the person was hurt and how bad the crash was. >> a child is dead and dad in the hospital after a fire ripped through several row homes. neighbors tell fox 29 that boy was 11. three homes were lost fourth heavily damaged on the 1200 block of south mill he can street and fire started in one house early yesterday morning with the wind blowing flames to several others and elderly woman also saved by neighbor from a house on fire next door. >> i believe she's okay and mentally and he mowing alley you know it's something for a an-year-old elderly person to go through. >> and nine people were displaced from their homes. red cross is assisting them. meanwhile investigators are looking into what started that fire. >> and president obama held a final news conference of the year yesterday. president mentioned work of russian hackers and what kind of influence they may have had on president preden shall election. >> intelligence i've seen g

the roadway, you're going to see the water pool on the sides of the roadway. i'm going time to look and see with my glasses. you are seeing pud wills form on the -- puddles form. the rain has increased. you can expect to see more as you move through the evening hours. traffic moving at a good clip. people might want to slow down a hair. the roadway is slick. you need to increase braking distance. drive slowly it is raining harder in the south bay. this has just picked up in the last hour or so. we'll have updates at 6:00, 7:00 and the 11:00 news. >> go slow, leave space between you and the car in front of you. >>> the rain combined with blizzard conditions are causing dozens of flight cancelations and delays. at sfo 80 flights have been canceled. oakland international are fairs better with no reported cancellations. san jose is assisting with diverted flights. >> you can check weather conditions with the free ktvu weather app. to morgan hill a dispute to a dog led a man to attack his next door neighbor with a baseball bat. >> police say a morgan hillman was be

a busy part of the roadway, a very popular roadway, stevens creek boulevard is shut down as police trydown a suspected gunman. we're live at the scene with the details. >> jumping into action. we hear from a bystander who risked his life to save another person in this fiery wreck. he watched the whole thing happened in his rear view mirror. up next in a live report. >>> san francisco ice police commission will meet later today discuss use of force policy, how the incoming chief could play a role in making this a reality. ad lib live picture-- san francisco =sam/4shot= >>> it is 5:30 on the dot on your wednesday morning. a live look outside, the transamerica building and the city of san francisco waking up to the first day of winter officially speaking. we've been talking about the fact that it felt like winter. thank you for joining us. i'm sam brock. >> a little warmup just in time for winter. >> that's right. i think we'll all welcome it. no complaining from either side. >> we have a lot of people coming in to visit for the holid holiday, and we will have warmer weather at least for

we've got dry roadways on tap as well. and actually looking pretty good a lot of construction we've been talking about all morning long, getting cleared out the way. one accident, but what are we looking at right snow? let's lock at the blue route past mid-county. pushing southbound direction, things starting to heat up ever so slightly. things lighter travel, congestion levels, pushing into the 6:00 hour, specially where i have my eye. overall in terms every weather, how that will correlate to traffic, we have dry roadways, nothing like what we've seen all week long. then, we do have this accident that i was just talking about, boulevard, outer drive, at harbison avenue. all lanes right now are blocked. so you will have to use an alternate. inner drive at bustleton avenue will be your best bet. i'm going to be tweeting out this information as well. whenever we have all lanes block, if you have to head out there, certainly give yourselves extra time. you will also have gaper delay. fire department activity, row home from e

boxes strewn across the roadway.from what i understand, it is a truck that has packages for the postal service there. that may be an extended issue. a drive toward the bay bridge and north bay shows a nice drive. there may be debris in the roadway. >>> be careful with the christmas packages. >>> a data breach affecting 55,000 years. >> before the well we turn to courtney ragan. haven't seen new a while, how you doing? >> good morning. it guy to see you. wall street could start the week in posterities. futures are indicated higher. six weeks of gains as it closes in on that key psychological 20,000 mark. no economic data today but look for home sales, durable goods, personal income and gdp. stocks slipping friday with the dow off 8 points nasdaq down 19. a training website is notifying years of data breach of password of 55,000 accounts. the passwords were encrypted to prevent access. it ilinkedin is warning customers. >>> walmart offered prices as incentives to get shoppers to put money away in savings account. it do

in the service roadway. is out of the roadway. 66 looking pretty typical. 95 north through woodbridge is getting a little slow here this morning. looking at the beltway overall, inner loop and outer loop are okay. 66 inside the beltway, a bit slower than normal at this point. all of the green here very, very wet roads. 32nd at chestnut shut down still as we just mentioned. >>> we want to continue our team coverage now with how the weather is impacting the commute with megan mcgrath. >> she's on route 15 in leesburg with a look at the current conditions. and more people are hitting the roads this hour. >> reporter: absolutely. folks are leaving the hours this morning and they are going to encounter wet roads. take a live look here. we are on route 15 and you can see that we have wet pavement. traffic still moving pretty well here, but it's still early. we have had off and on rain. it was heavier a little while ago, items now just light rain at this point. but obviously whenever we have any kind of rain during

he were treating the roadways in fairfax county this evening.rthern virginia alone more than 5,000 lane miles will be treated ahead of the expected big freeze. and tony we're keeping a closeoe eye on radar tonight becauseight there has been a few spottyy showers around.sh maybe even a few flakes, not a lot, but there is a frontal i boundary that's still going tooi come through later tonight. you can see some of the snow up to the north and west.st it's not out of the question that we could get a few randoman showers, maybe even a few flakes.fl the better chance of seeing than is well to the north and west or down to the south aroundsout southern maryland as you can see here and into central virginia.i all of that activity should besu gone by morning. i just wanted to show you as we look up close not much showing up on our local radar, maybe a and there. i also wanted to show you as wes go forward in time our futurecast trying to paint a few more showers before the night is over, but clear skies by wednesday morning, so the sun is back. also i wa

the howling winds, heavy snow, and ice forced officials to shut hundreds of miles of roadways.ana saberi is here in new york. >> reporter: good morning. the national weather service is expecting parts of the dakotas and montana to get up to 15 inches of snow today. a winter weather is expected to continue east. the unrelenting holiday storm spilled into the overnight hours covering animals and roadways with mound of snow. while the system brought a white christmas yesterday. >> it's so beautiful. >> reporter: it made driving throughout the northern plains and the southwest. this was the scene in arizona at interstate 40 was brought to a standstill by snow. in minnesota the semitruck carrying 40 pounds of chocolate flipped onto its side as freezing rain and sleet covers roadways. >> at that moment, when the temperature dropped, the d.o.t. has not been out. you have to watch many of the exits. >> reporter: in utah. >> this is my ninth call. it's crazy. today is nuts. a lot of slideoffs, accidents. >> reporter: others brought out their sleds to make the most of nature on the holid

treating roadways in fairfax county last night.n northern virginia alone more than 5,000 lanes of miles of hit with the big freeze. vdot will target roadways in prince william and loudoun and arlington an crews will, would would going today and again tomorrow. >> all right we've been talking about it gary mcgrady hard at work trying to get it altogether for us. >> turning away -- >> very dramatic. >> it's so slow. i don't even know what it's showing. hold on one second. >> okay. >> briefly. >> is it frozen. >> no, no, not yet. >> it's just wednesday or something i don't know. >> who knows. >> all right. >> hello. >> bracing for what comes our way. >> yes, it s get ready for it it's crazy because we'll be unbelievably cold tomorrow and friday. and then by sunday we're talking about close to 60. >> it's nuts. >> i know why but -- >> mother nature is manic. >> by monday nobody has a voice right because it's going to be all over the place. >> here's where we are. bus stop forecast this among for the kids. all go so, to 30. some spots u