they responded and found evidence of a break-in, stemming from the rooftop that far gun shop. and they responded as such. when they got word that perhaps that man was on the roof parameters set up in the area big one here, at the levittown shopping center, where they are keeping watch of that scene also, trying to block traffic and possible escape for the man who might be on that roof this morning. that shelter in place came in effect, short order, so far we did speak to the chief of police here in tullytown here's what he has to say about how long that lock-down could be in place. take a listen. >> ing it going to affect the morning coming youth depending how long this takes it is going to be whether or not we make a decision on the local schools notifying them, traffic detours this is levittown parkway's a pretty busy area in the morning. >> so, as you can see, this morning, not much activity on the parkway. but in due time. that will likely change, as more of us wake up in the area, going to work and school, expect delays across the parkway until this person is caught. at t

the overhead catenary system upgrade and rooftop parklanding and interior finishes and terrazo. the cmgc may combine or introduce more packages, but we intend to award all of them by june of this year. for the btx we expect to join caltrain with approval of the environmental impact statement this year and congratulations to caltrain for certifying the eir for the caltrain implication and we'll get ours pretty soon and we continue to explore more detailed delivery methods and continue our close coordination with the project stakeholders including california high-speed rail, caltrain, fatah and fra and the city. we intend to present in the february meeting the rfp for the transit center sponsorship naming rights and plan to issue those in february and receive proposals in april and recommend to the board for approval in may. the name will be used to fund the rooftop park and expect to close escrow on the sale of blocks 8, 9 and 5 this year, and release an rfp for the sale of block f, parcel f. we'll continue our risk assessment effort and update our risk management plan to include

that's where tullytown boro police believe that suspect, or suspect are holdup on that rooftop. and are possibly armed. that's about 300 yards from where we are at this point. 232 levittown parkway. now, about 2:00 this morning police say they got a call of a break-in, at that gun shop, and they arrived to find evidence of a break-in, and also evidence perhaps the suspect made his way in from the rooftop. at this point again unclear if he is armed or if there is more than one person up there. so police very quickly set up a search perimeter of the area including the levittown shopping center where we are at this point. we did talk to police who sent out emergency order for all of this area of bucks county, and take a listen to what chief daniel doyle told us earlier. >> reporter: you have possible way to contact him. do you have an idea of who he is? >> no, not at this point. we're working on that. like i said, i mean, you know, we're hailing him through a pa system at this point for him to try and communicate with us. maybe we can throw a bag phone up to him to communicate. but

. >> that's right, it's all happening today at the rooftop of westgate. >> they headed towards the rooftopdren's cooking competition was taking place. >> what are you making today? >> we're making apple pudding with cream cheese delight and we're making -- >> we heard gunshots, we heard screaming. i personally felt that this is a robbery or something and these are thugs. they need a passage, so stay out of their way and everything will be okay. >> it's almost like we were being herded like sheep. so we went to the furthest corner of the parking lot on the roof, away from the door and the ramp, and there are a lot of people stuck in there, lots of women and children from the cooking competition. >> and suddenly we just saw people falling, one after the other. >> as they shot, you could hear the sound of the bullet thud into someone. the sound of the bullet going into flesh is like nothing you've ever heard. >> it feels like somebody's being thumped, you know? and then they just drop. >> i looked at them, when his gun was pointing at me, and he shot me. and then i realized i was shot in the

a man wanted by police jumped from rooftop to rooftop and did it wearing only his underwear and socksterious cases of cabin fever are hurling themselves from windows and decks into snow banks and the mayor wants them to stop. david. >> single digit wind chills again this morning so dress the kids up with extra gear. this afternoon it stays fairly cold and we've got some snow showers tonight before the next big arctic air arrival. that's all ahead in the seven day. >> ♪♪ >> boston residents overwhelmed by recent massive snowfalls have begun recording videos of themselves jumping out of windows noon snow banks mayor marty walsh wants them to stop. at a news conference walsh warned people taking such leaps could lead to serious injury or death. city workers are working to clear snow bank that is reached 10 feet high. kind of like why we tell people not to drive through standing water. you don't know what's underneath. >> it could end badly. >>> looks like this week is going get bitter cold again. >> today is almost the break and the high is 32. that tells us something. storm tracker 6 li

california has the biggest rooftop market right now.be 1% 2% of the roofs here so we have only scratched the surface. we have cities all across the country that are investing in rooftop solar, new jersey massachusetts, even in the middle of the country, texas, there's real cinderella stories of unlikely states coming up and realizing that saving consumers money, putting people to work right in your community, you can't outsource these jobs. >> what kind of jobs are we talking about? is this a job creator? >> its absolutely a job creator. the solar industry just from a recent report from the saul industry that 17 a,000 people are employed and what's really important is the growth. so we've grown -- we added 1% of all of the jobs that were added to america come just from the solar centering, one whole percent, so we are actually playing a major role in creating new meaningful good skrobsjobs, good careers. >> i like it. great to have you with us tonight. a great story. >>> we have a quick update. nasa just scrubbed the launch of the space

residential design guideline leaves us boxed in and cut off and on top of they want to perch their rooftop duo deck to enjoy the garden they've w5u8d off and want to enjoy your groundingy and open space the examples of rear yard extensions and the variances that the project sponsor cited conforming confirm how this departs in the neighborhood i've made google shots and given to mr. gladstone this show those property as you can see from those that none of them and come close to walling off a neighborhoods backyard or blocking their sunset i'll be happy to discuss that with you more and that's example in 2013 the particular time residential design team made a proposal they recommended converting it into a first-story extension and boxing up the space at the end of the building this is was a reasonable response within the planning code and design guidelines but all the commission administrators strayed and permitted i did inpubically impacts from the project sponsors they did this because project sponsors claimed 09 alternatives to expand they're living space within their space trigger unwill

next door neighbors to the south john and janet on presidio avenue this renovation includes a new rooftop view room for a powder room and two decks to the west and east pr the likely use of those decks for entertainment in this quiet residential neighborhood turning a traditional roof into o a rooftop party place we object according we present 10 signed petitions if neighborhoods specifically in support of denying the fourth floor edition we were that the planning department has two hatly determined the applications meets the standards our block is a residential neighborhood under the planning code and designated by the general plan as having views and it is good it invites careful consideration it is my duty to give you a brief history 232 and 38 built if a lot sub deprived each lot 22 and a half by one hundred feet those homelands were built 20 with one car garage 2 thousand plus square feet each and harmonious those have shared walls from the front to the middle and located think a hill a set back 3 by 12 foot from the middle to the end of each house separates each home and provides a

green areas with rooftop parking in phase two we'll convert this into a 3 hundred seat theatre awhile preferring a facade on the exterior and third element of our request to increase our maximum enrollment from 3 hundred students to 4 hundred quickly across the street on the left across the street from the city hall the st. agnes parish it is a smaller school give him naturally as well as two parking lot to provide parking for staff two years ago in january we included a 95 greater lease with the st. agnes parish and this is indicated with the doted yellow line around this long term lease 3 reasons important reasons for the expansion our current school building is very overcrowded every room is used every period we teach classes in front and back of the library when students and teachers are trying to if the spaces to talk they have to go to the halfway it was built as a middle school give him naturally we need to gimmicks turning to the performing arts we voluntary a black box theatre that is accommodating 95 people but lack larger musical performances that holds most of our communit

. >> we've had huge price drops in rooftop solar. if the prices are so low get rid of the subsidies. i think solar can compete with subsidies. john: let it compete. >> the problem is you have utilities whose business it is to sell you and i electrons, if i'm producing my own electricity from rooftop solar i'm no longer buying the electrons. john: too bad for them. they can't stop. >> you they can. in 20 states we're seeing laws to stop net metering. it says if i take the financial risk to install rooftop solar, should i be allowed to sell excess electricity back into the grid. the utility has to buy excess power. it's about fairness. john: forced to buy it, you call that fair? >> i'm forced to buy what the utility is selling. why can't i compete with it. john: put your panels up and go off the grid and support yourself. >> you can. but there's a lot of folks living in cities that are dealing with the local regulations set down by the state and the local utility is influential. john: let's go back to saying i'm part of the fringe. >>

. >>> a man armed with a gun jumped from rooftop to rooftop fleeing police starting at lombard and baker street in san francisco. they say the man got in an argument and pulled out a gun. the suspect fled climbing on the roof of nearby buildings when the cops showed up. police say he was caught when he tried to hide in a building on baker street. >>> scores of workers in oakland are celebrating the pay raise that they are about to get. they rallied today on the steps of city hall. come monday, minimum wage is going up to $12.25 an hour. the number of sick days is nearly doubling, as well. the minimum wage oakland right now is $9. that money has to come from somewhere. we'll at a look at who is paying tonight at 6:00. >>> developing news. the fight to avoid a homeland security shutdown is down to the wire tonight. congress has just four hours to reach a deal. the house failed this afternoon to pass a bill funding the department for another three weeks. republicans wanted the short term measure to give the gop more time to fight president obama's immigration actions. the senate already pas

this is the view from the kpix 5 rooftop. man, we have an excellent view and the weather is not so bad above it with mainly sunny skies and temperatures in the 70s. but as the graphic says, it's all different tomorrow. it will feel like winter. there is rain on the way. so let's talk about what's going on right now ahead of that rain. it is another mild afternoon. oakland 68. currently livermore 66. 60 in san francisco and san bruno. we are down off of our highs which were almost all close to if not hitting 70 degrees. where do we go tonight? well, we are going to increase the cloud cover. we'll increase the humidity. so overnight lows will also be increased. 51 your low tonight in concord and also vallejo. 55 in san francisco and napa. 47 degrees sunrise tomorrow 6:44. this is wonderful news i'm so happy to show you this graphic. it is a winter weather advisory for the sierra. it is going to snow in the sierra this weekend. low snow level for the first time this winter down to 4,000 feet. we are not talking a ton of snowfall

looking live from the rooftop here and we have clear skies. few clouds on the horizon. it took all day to clear out. temperatures are not uncomfortable at all. mid to upper 30's. we'll drop into the 20's tonight. average wake-up temperature of 28 degrees. moe mostly clear skies and the winds will slacken a bit by early tomorrow morning. temperatures north and west of the metro area a bit colder and that's some of the colder air that we'll move into the region tonight. that's why we'll wake up to temperatures in the 20's. tomorrow, we'll hit the 40's and have a nice day. have the start of a nice day on thursday but then the arctic front will come through with clouds gusty winds. maybe a sprinkle and the much colder air blasts in. and by friday, we'll be cold and if you think it's cold on friday, wait until sunday. this arctic front's big brother is coming in saturday and saturday night, it will get mighty chilly indeed. express forecast tomorrow partly cloudy and pleasant. 46. it all changes with the cold front on thursday with falling temperatures later in the day. cold

brentwood now seeing -- i bet that sounds good in brentwood right now, raindrops on the rooftops. meanwhile, across the bay along the peninsula, we have some light rain showers being picked up from bayview district all the way through daly city into pacifica. upstream in the northern portion of the bay area, you have moderate to heavy downpours in the guerneville area. the north bay will be slammed this morning. that's the story. this system is coming in stages. first off, the north bay. that's why we have the flash flood watch in effect for there. we are expecting up to 10" of rain easily in the highest elevations of the north bay three to seven inches throughout different communities, different neighborhoods. and in addition to that, the entire bay area is under a wind advisory. we will be picking up winds to 50 gusts up to 60 in the highest elevations. very mild up to 69 degrees, a lull in the activity on saturday, very important to dry out somewhat before more heavy rain comes on sunday. this is going to be so problematic for the evening commute, right now it's the winds, righ

and a hidden danger, massive rooftop icicles. falling ice to blame at this hospital in quincy, splitting a gas main. 40 people evacuated. >> i just want it gone. i just want it gone. keep the winter but get rid of the snow. >> reporter: all that snow leading to at least 80 reports of roof collapses or buildings damaged. like this one today at a shopping plaza. and mass transit, a nightmare. and some train stations aren't even operating. you can see the sign here. for what it's worth, no trains. the bathrooms don't even work. everyone blaming this on the snow. but workers here tell me they haven't seen a train in four to five days. brent carr's commute usually takes 45 minutes. today, more than two hours. when streets and sidewalks look like this, just walking around requires some creativity. and check this out. they even dug out a tunnel inside of boston's commonwealth mall to make getting around a little easier. boston's plows have covered more than 285,000 miles of road. that's the distance from here to the moon and then some.

. >> that's the staircary part how safe is it to get up on the rooftop to try to remove that snow.ou've got to do that very carefully and gingerly if at all. >> absolutely what they're going, you can see right here they're using heavy equipment. they'll actually not putting people up on the roof it's too dangerous, and these are people that are trained to do this, snow removal is a very very busy industry right now. we talked to a lot of those the guy who is say they're running out of spots to dump this especially if you get closer to the coast. >> now i know how they get that snow off the rooftops with scooping machines like that. massachusetts is also taking quite the beating, the eastern part of the state is under a blizzard warning there, and snow? it just keeps piling up. let's go to cnn national correspondent ryan young. ryan, what's happening there. >> well we made a drive here and it took us about 45 minutes to get here one of the reasons why we decided to come here was that the water, that did happen about five inches in fact we shot some video early this morning, we'll sh

get a load of this guy wearing only socks and underwear jumping from a rooftop to rooftop in fresno.irst he has his hands out then he takes off. police were chasing this us back the 29 year-old suspects yesterday neighbors were shouting to police helping them track him. he did not get far and was eventually taste and arrested. police say he broke into a house of saul to the time-honored and threatened to kill her. >>pam: apple gets closer to release its new apple watched ♪ ♪ ♪ first impressions are important. you've got to make every second count. banking designed for the way you live your life. so you can welcome your family home... for the first time. chase. so you can. >>pam: it turns out that lego is not just fun for the kids. they have gained lagos the most powerful brand. let a textile has bought from the automaker the ferrari. the brand finance credit since they reason lego will be with some of the company's recent success. the consultancy looks at factors such as familiarity loyalty and corporate reputation when deciding on most on the most powerful brand. the group also look

you will see men who would rather jump from a rooftop and commit suicide, or you will see men bitten by dogs. you will see the beatings, you will see the persecution. you will see these very far-flung sentences, these very high sentences. you will see dozens and dozens of political prisoners who weren't even mentioned in these negotiations. if you want to go to cuba, simply tell them you're not going to visit the prisons and you don't want to meet the dissidents. i think this addresses what you asked about discrimination in cuba. >> thank you very very much. you know, the "washington post" has done several editorials very, very critical of president obama's opening up or moving towards opening up diplomatic relations or further relations. and they made a very selling point, and i would just like to underscore here, and that is that we're repeating mistakes that have been made in the past. when bill clinton went to vietnam and opened up relations with vietnam which followed very quickly with the bilateral trade agreement under president bush, many of us said it was a mistake not to ge

we look out from the rooftop camera. there's a look at the forecast features. low clouds will increase tonight. mostly sunny and mild conditions tomorrow. now as we give you a look at the satellite image this is still dominant. it will keep our weather the way it is. a little change into the weekend. but let's look a little bit ahead on friday evening. areas of low pressure over the idaho panhandle. it will drop in our direction over the weekend. dropping on sunday, but the weather will remain dry on sunday. however, looking towards the end of next week and into the end of the month, actually. we'll see rain nine or ten days around the 27th or 28th of february next friday into next saturday. we can't say how much rain, but we could get wet weather by then. overnight, look for low clouds to expand locally inland. fog in the central valley will push towards the delta. overnight lows in the mid to upper 40s. around 50 near the bay. 52 here in san francisco. and then tomorrow after early morning low clouds sunny skies in the afternoon. and some clouds will linger a

. >> there's forced entry into the building from the rooftop area. and we have seen police officers on the perimeter have seen an individual on the roof, and they have seen an individual trying to make entry into one of the adjacent buildings. >> reporter: now, again that tip called in during that 911 call about the body found nearby, unfounded at this point. police did check it out they did, though, get a phone number off the caller i.d. into 911. they have called the number back, they do believe the suspect's, but he is not responding or picking up the phone. there are a number of robo calls going out to residents around the area telling them to stay in place and not to leave their homes. police have to make the decision pretty soon as to whether or not schools in the area will be heading in on the delay because of the situation. for now reporting live in the tullytown burrow of levittown annie mccormick channel 6 "action news." >> new at 6:00 a.m. a woman in south jersey had to be rescued when she lost control on an icy road. winslow township fire

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state officials say that rooftops on more than 150 structures have collapsed because of snow this winter. snow can get very heavy. we have not had that kind of snow. steve: no, we have been lucky until the last few weeks. here we are entering meteorologist springtime tomorrow, and a little bit of an ice storm. will be fine this time tomorrow night, i promise. outside right now, no problems. if you're heading outdoors, maybe walking are grabbing a late-night coffee or dinner, it will be cold. the temperature at reagan national airport stands at 30 degrees, the windchill factor for degrees colder. the wind out of the south that three. the high earlier today, 32 degrees where we are now, 51 the average this time of year. well below average, where we normally should the, the last day of february. the satellite radar, no problems this evening, clouds clearing out, but they quickly will increase as we move through the late-night hours into early tomorrow morning. partly to mostly cloudy skies, wind light. upper nighttime lows in the upper teens to about 22 degrees inside the capital beltway. l

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. >> there's forced entry into the building from the rooftop area. we have seen the police officers on the perimeter have seen an individual on the roof, and they have seen an individual trying to make entry into one of the adjacent buildings. >> reporter: any contact with him at all? >> no, we're trying. >> reporter: trying to make contact with him. they did receive a phone call into 911. they did get a cell phone number of the person who called, the person was whispering that they couldn't larry them. they said they are concerned for the person's safety. they are hoping to resolve this situation peacefully. a lot of residence in the area he are getting robo calls telling them to stay in their homes, that's something that police want to relay to people. you in live in and around the area stray in your home. at some point in the morning they will have to make a decision about whether or not they will ask students not to go to schools that's a digs they are waiting to make in the coming hours. reporting live in levittown bucks county, annie mccormick

in this case, the suspect tried to get away by jumping from rooftop to rooftop.all began on the corner of lombard and baker street in san francisco. they say the man got in an argument and pulled out a gun. when police showed up the suspect fled climbing up on to roofs of nearby buildings. police say he was finally caught when he tried to hide in a building on baker street. >>> so many california roads are a mess but drivers aren't jazzed about pitching in to fix them. a new field poll shows 48% of voters would support a 10-cent a gallon gas tax and they don't like the idea paying per mile. 66% are against that idea. kpix 5's devin fehely with why time to find a fix is running out. >> reporter: in some ways we're really a victim of our own success. the innovations that have driven the auto industry to make cars more fuel-efficient have simultaneously put the brakes on one of the major sources of revenue for roads. >> horrible. >> really bumpy. >> a lot potholes. >> reporter: according to a recent survey, californians overwhelmingly agree our roads are in bad shap

not for mention, plenty of concerns like rooftops and snow accumulating on rooftops is a major concernre. keep in mind, residents are nervous about power outages because the wind is supposed to be whipping up. this morning it was blowing about 22 miles an hour. when it gets that high, you get visibility concerns because the wind is just taking all of this very powdery snow and kind of blowing it all over the place and that what creates the visibility pattern problems. as you can see here, more snow. this is what i'm talking about. it's just snow on top of snow and it's really making it hard, especially for small businesses because employees can't get there. that means they are shutting down their businesses. customers can't get there. revenues are down. the governor saying it should be valentine's day week to help these businesses recover some of those lost sales and intaed it is here, it could get even worse by the coastline. that is where my colleague will ripley is in cape ann. how is it going over there, will? >> unlike you guys in boston which got a bit of a break overnight from t

the unit will move up to the 78th floor of the brand new building we saw in the video and to the rooftop this will aid our seniors in a speedy recovery so, please welcome dr. people's 3 i can't remember lou say to the stage to honor him (clapping.) looking for him i know he's sheer thank you. >> when i first saw the amending novelist me of the hearts my first thought was for the entire acute health care without those none of those would heap so i'm deeply honored to accept the award before i thank the ac i want to say why this unit is important while we age it is hard to be unable to care for ourselves like walking and getting out of bed and showering without assistance when we lose that ability our definition is threatened half of the disabilities in the united states that that occur are associated with hospitalized ironically that puts folks at risk we started our action students to reengineer hypothetical care so how does that work we recently milled a woman woman that cannot breath on her own and brought to the hospital needed a machine she had a number of decategory and she was give

another big concern, look up at the rooftop there's a lot of snow on some of the rooftops.dy seen one collapse at a metal working plant essentially in rockland where the side walls came in. that's one of the things authorities are concerned about as the snow continues to pile on. and you mentioned the kids the snow, they have had seven snow days just in the last two weeks or so in some of these communities, which means they're going to be going to school until at least june 30th. they have to make their 180 days. so they might be missing some of their spring breaks or vacations. still in the works. >> unbelievable images for those cars and how high the snow piles are and if they get two more feet, oh, my goodness. molly line i know you're tough. we'll probably visit with you again tomorrow. thanks. >>> growing fears over the spread of isis. why iraqi leaders say coalition forces need to get serious before it's too late. >>> and a new roadblock stalling the 9/11 trial at gitmo. what has stopped that trial again? >>> plus this device is supposed to make bullets less deadly. w

snipers will be seen on rooftops and some teachers are carrying guns to the classroom. >> after the deadly attack the government put in new security measures to neal the institutions -- to help the institutions. they have imparted basic weapon handling and tactics to the teachers for them to meet the first crucial minutes of any attack, and feel that they have some reaction. the government has issued emergency numbers to the institutions to call the authorities in case of an attack. weapons will now be carried by teachers and according to the new guidelines the boundary is to be raised by several meet and they have to be topped with racer wire. everyone is vigilant including the teachers and public to report suspicious activity. >> by putting the arrangements we feel that teacher learning environments are more safe and other students feel that they can learn in a conducive way. >> these are occurring in pakistan but the authorities are adamant that they'll make whatever basic security measures are needed to protect the educational institutions. >> thailand's former prime minister has been

. >> reporter: the service technicians are used to handling winter ice and snow on area rooftops. but it's still a cold and dangerous job. >> you have a ton of ice building up then your gutters will most likely clog. >> reporter: is this a common problem you have year after year? >> yes, especially when it is 20 to 30, you get the icicles and they hang down. especially here in the front and they might fall. >> reporter: a danger on the ground and above. justin and matt here are pros at knocking off the dangling ice but say they never do it alone and nor should you. >> even on cold days there's nothing going on up there, meaning it will refreeze really fast. you may not see it and next thing you know you come down. don't get on the roof there's no reason to. >> reporter: and it's bad enough to work in the elements. this homeowner doesn't want to put himself in harm's way. >> it is dangerous. if i fall and get injured, i'll be out of work and that's not good. so getting this is the best thing by getting up on a ladder. >> reporter: it is not worth getting injured over. >> no it's to

the center had been evacuated before the rooftop caved in, so nobody was hurt. >> reporter: so many people in massachusetts dealing with massive snow and e and right on the roof, too. let's go outside, roads are dry but slick spots here and there. looking live in south philadelphia. platt bridge looking good. how about the ben the benefit yesterday was jammed in the morning rush, now we're looking good. mass transit northeast regional and express service running on modified schedule. >> reporter: we have windchills around zero. bundle them up. 15 degrees in philadelphia. most of us around the 10 to 15-degree mark. when you factor in the winds coming in out of the west/northwest, we're we go, 1 below in philadelphia. 3 below in wilmington, and 5 below in reading and lancaster. there isn't any escape from this. if you're going out to run errands it's going to be cold no matter when you go. 3:00 p.m., 18 degrees, if you have to be out and about today cover up if you have to be out of the car for any pro alongside pemplet. >> pemplet -- permit. >>> the 90s rap star is out of jail vanilla ice h

a guy without a shirt running rooftop to rooftop trying to get away from the cops but what happened minutesarlier is a whole lot scarier. >> got behind me and he had me in a choke hold with a screwdriver pointed, you know, against my neck. >> what that woman did that got her alleged attacker on the move move. >> what a shocker for familiar tools drive through movie. they expected to see sponge bob but they got a whole lot of 50 shades. no, it wasn't a mistake. >> figure out what's wrong with your car before you're in the hands of mechanic. the app that puts you in the know. >> and high school dance team drama. who is calling new state champ cheers and why? ♪ ♪ >>> authorities blaming the winter weather for this far tee crash in western pennsylvania. you're looking at i70 in washington county wolf tractor trailers involved and one went off the road into a creek and there's no word on any injuries. >>> freezing temperatures along with snow and ice still on the roads. have some drivers in cumberland county, new jersey, hot enough to melt it all. public works officials in one city say they are

we were with a company that is paid to remove the snow from the rooftops. and it is difficult and they have to work slowly because it is very dangerous for them to work in those conditions. the snow has to go somewhere. it is ending up in something called a snow farm. we have video of this it is pretty much a parking lot that has transformed into mounds of snow and the snow melter turns the snow into water. i want to show you one more thing. the mounds of snow are really really high. let me measure this quickly for you. we are about 47 inches. you think that is a snow drift. no, my friends. boston has gotten more than 6 feet of snow. you never know what you will find in the mountains, john. take a look. parking meter. parking meter, john. you never know. one of those things that makes it dangerous. you think it is fluffy snow. no there is something there. sometimes you find cars in these mountains of snow. just on the side of the road. >> do not dive into the snow bank. you don't know what is under it. rosa flores on the streets there. lift with your legs,

. >> this courtesy of the new rooftop camera downtown bureau high clouds, that's all we have.d we see temperatures in the upper 30's and lower 40's. they will drop but only to about 28 to 32 overnight. check out these numbers officially today for washington. 46 and 29. very close to the averages. check this number. 15 below zero. that is not only the coldest temperature of the day. that's the coldest temperature ever recorded in washington. we're going to get cold with this arctic air. 30 degrees for the overnight temperatures with a few clouds. it's because of the center of the arctic air mass is to the north and west. we'll get the surface front through in the morning. wind shift. but it will take several more hours for the cold air to start pouring in. when it does you'll feel it with the winds and temperatures and we'll get a few flurries or snow showers out of the deal. then things will clear out quickly. and best chance of rain or snow showers. tomorrow night or friday morning, it clears out as high pressure moves in. we'll be sunny and breezy and cold on friday and thes

no rain on the rooftops as of yet. in fact, if we see anything at all today, a sprinkle is about it. we have partly cloudy skies over the bay bridge and temperatures 49 in livermore to 54 degrees in san francisco. here's the deal. we have an area of low pressure descending on the bay area but it's really falling apart at the seams. we will notice increasing cloud cover. we will have clouds this afternoon and really the most notable feature is going to be the very windy conditions northwest winds up to 20 gusts up to 30. the extended forecast is unsettled. i'm disappointed in the satellite-radar. you see very minimal precipitation amounts around the northwestern section of the state of california. we're verifying this as we pull out on our goes west sat 10 image here. a few showers here as this front descends on northern california but it continues to surge south, we have better chances of precipitation on saturday albeit light. this is our futurecast. this is your lunch hour. and again a hit-and-miss scattered sprinkle

propose to sponsor the entire transit center or major component of the transit center meaning the rooftop park on the transit station building. they also could propose to sponsor a series of smaller components throughout the transit center. randy and his supervision -- presentation is going into detail and will be things like the amphitheater or the playground or various gardens throughout the park. what you will see is some of these opportunities lend themselves to a true naming whereas others are more amenable to a different kind of acknowledgment where others for example could have a plaque next to them where this was made possible through a donation. later in the presentation i'm going to say a little bit about our selection criteria, but our primary objective with this opportunity is to generate revenue for the transbay program. again the transit center is a major piece of public infrastructure and significant visibility. in exchange for that significant visibility we would expect a major donation. just a little bit on the mechanics, we set minimum terms for the sponsor ship. we don'

the toy helicopter caught by a gust of wind flew on to the rooftop you see on the right hand part of the screen. next day they launch a bigger drone. that drone has a rope attached to it with a magnet at the bottom. this is a rescue attempt. and they retrieve the toy. >> yes, they can, because it's mall and light. >> the video's their third attempt. watch what happens when they get it. >> yes whoo! >> oh my gosh, it absolutely worked! >> gingerly they have to fly this back to the other roof. there's a beautiful shot of the helicopter flying over the gap between the buildings. >> no chopper, left behind. >> whoo! >> beautiful moment of success shown in that juken video. also in this one, this guy also had a drone and put it to some good use. it was cold. he didn't want to go out shopping. so if you look off into the distance see that little while drone? here it comes, flying back. >> what? >> it's a bag of goodies. >> doing a bit of shopping because it's too cold to go outside. >> what do you think they bought? >> candy. >> cigarettes. [ laughter ] >> who isn't fascinated by hypnotism

icicles and snow on rooftops. they're concerned about more roof collapses.hose. they're asking people if they can safely to clear that stuff off the rooftops before more roofs collapse. deirdre: cheryl: before icicles continue to drop. that is dangerous condition. try to warm up, buddy. >> absolutely. i will. cheryl: rick leventhal a trooper. not just the northeast facing brutally cold temperatures and the threat of snow and ice. janice dean weather machine in new york has been tracking all the storms this is something else for us this year. >> you mentioned record-setting cold across the northeast. that snow is not going anywhere for folks in boston. there are the current temperatures. 18 in boston, 20 in morning. windchill makes it dangerous. people are urged to stay indoors and check on neighbors and elderly and keep peds andket in too. -- keep the kids and pets in. we have potential not only feet of snow but measureable ice. ice storm warning for a good chunk of tennessee as well as looking at freezing rain advisories up for south carolina. i think they

here is a live look at portland maine, where you can see the rooftops are just snow covered.eets are snow covered. they got about 2 feet of snow in this latest storm. it had about four storms over the past month. so one just about every weekend. >>> next have you seen this guy? an arrest warrant is out for punxsutawney phil. we'll tell you exactly why he's wanted and who is offering him asylum. rnchts >>> all right. we are off to a very, very cold start this morning and winds are whipping around 45 miles an hour at times, but looks a lot nicer than it did last night. we are dry this morning and a little sun peeking through. here's a live shot over the city. we'll talk about cold windchills and snow chances in your seven-day, that's all straight ahead. ♪ i know what you're thinking, but this is new and improved i can't believe it's not butter! 100% taste, 0% artificial preservatives. now made with real ingredients you can pronounce. two, please. i can't believe it's not butter. 100% taste, 0% artificial preservatives. for very dry skin, you need healing. new vaseline intensive

a little time lapse on the rooftop camera. here in rosslyn, high level clouds moving that you don't see anything moving and the potomac river pretty much frozen over. a little bit of an undercurrent and still thin ice. the extreme cold has had and the closer we get to sunset that just happened a minute ago we'll see temperatures really plummet tonight and therefore, a little refreeze is possible. just a little smattering of snowfall reports close to six inches in warrenton. seven inches in fredricksburg and king george. 4.7 at reagan national airport. temperatures in the 20's now across the area. 29 at reagan national airport. as we head through the overnight, those numbers will dip 10 to 17 degrees with clear skies and light wind and with that comes thetation there will be icy patches anywhere where the water did not evaporate today. where the sun did not dry it up that is going to be an issue late tonight and through the overnight, tomorrow morning as well. it's another strong cold front accompanied by snow bands or snow sho

the hip hotel known for its rooftop and happy hour is not commenting on this murder mystery. it's hard to say if this person of interest seemed familiar with the hotel's layout. police won't make anyone available to elaborate why they've pinpointed this person. a family spokesperson says the family is requesting pryce, so we don't know why messerschmitt was at the donovan. you could certainly be the key to solving this. friends of family members of metser schmidt are putting a picture of that person of interest on their facebook page. if you know anything that might help mpd solve this case, they're offering a $25,000 reward. the number, 202-727-9099. >> a whole lot of questions unanswered. >>> did you ever hear the one about the dog that walked into a hospital? actually this is no joke but really a touching story about a persistent public and her journey to get to her owner's hospital bedside. >> he was once part of the elite seal team bucks, but he is now a she and plans to challenge maryland's longest serving representative in 2016. >> now a wusa9 investigation uncovers d.

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