i took a look at the number of hours we could have snow somewhere between three and five. overnight not a big deal. but in terms of the number of hours of freezing rain and ice somewhere between seven and ten. >> whoa. >> exactly. big whoa. that's what has me worried and of course a lot of other folks, too. especially in the counties just north and west of us. freezing rain for several hours. icy conditions where we may even be looking at some scattered power outages with ice setting up on those power lines and on the trees. 34 degrees the current temperature. we don't have anything falling right now. but, hey, if you do start to see some flurries by the time we get to 7:00, 8:00, 9:00 go ahead and send me a tweet at v. johnson nbc 4. we'll get it on and talk about it, too. we want your pictures as well. 34 the temperature reagan national airport. look at some of the other readings. 30 mount airy. 36 at fredericksburg. 34 in culpepper. we're not far from freezing throughout the area. now there is some moisture running into the area. a lot of this not falling but it is not

commissioner fong: well, i'm somewhere in between those comments. maybe to move to continue is maybe the right direction. it's a beautiful home. and you've got these great ridged roofs and maybe to continue some of that character with the design of the front of the house, and then appease your neighbors in getting some additional light. you have these windows in the back. maybe there's a little bit of play with that to get the light in there. i would not recommend -- and i don't want to play architect,

to have a significant deficit in the next couple of years but this proposal puts the district somewhere between -- on top of the deficit we were looking at, we are looking at 15-28 million more in the deficit. you get to the place where i hope that there are good math teachers here, because how do you make things like this work? i just want to encourage everyone, that the legislative session is going. we all should be outraged because enough is enough. we will be put in a position where we are forced to name our poison. i do not like this position and i don't think anyone in the state of california should just be excepting of this. it is unacceptable to keep constantly cutting, because we are 49th in the country with expenditures per person. and this is not getting any better. when we start this long process, and it is a long process, to give thanks lips to our employees this year is terrible. but we have to be less than honest to tell you that this is where we are headed. just think, if something happens in november most school districts in california can plan that way. but how do we plan what

it is worth somewhere between $75 billion and $100 billion.outh leaders are gathering to put the finishing touches on a treaty to stop the debt crisis. investors take this all in spirit stock futures are indicating a lower open. a giant supermarket is recalling something that may be on your breakfast table this morning. i will have more on that. that is business news. abc 7 news. >> all right. thank you so much. be the fourth to hear what they're recalled food is. -- we look forward to hearing what that recall the food is. >> the police chase and with a deadly crash. what officers have a lot of questions. >> where one day away from the florida primary. how the candidates are trying to sway undecided voters. >> f ahhh. so soft. time out. sweet. [ female announcer ] with charmin ultra soft, you can get that cushiony feeling you love while still using less. charmin ultra soft is designed with extra cushions that are soft and more absorbent and you can use four times less versus the leading value brand. ♪ ♪ ah. [ female announcer ] we all go. why

and somewhere between cold and chilly, between now and friday. right, for tonight, shower possible before 9:00. then breezy and cold. lows in the 30s. winds become northeasterly at 10 to 15. that will be after midnight. even though the cold front goes through, temperatures are going to be above freezing, which is unusual for january. 36 in gaithersburg. 38 downtown. 37 in college park. and in bowie. now tomorrow morning, well, partly cloudy, breezy, and cold. probably should dress for the 20s. that's windchill values. temperatures in the 30s and winds will continue northwest. by afternoon though, very nice day, mostly sunny and colder. high temperatures around 40. that actually average for us this time of year. the winds calm down, too, out of northwest at 10. so break it down. tomorrow morning, breezy to start, 30. 36 to 41 by noon. sunshine, and 37 to 42. mostly sunny skies by evening and breezes should die down or diminish just before noon. now the next three days. well, it's going to be chilly on thursday. a little system passes to our north.

. >> typically san francisco fire escapes and we will see, had angles of somewhere between 60 and 72-ee ladders. i can't from this angle tell what that is. the state has made it clean that 60 degrees is what they consider to be the maximum safe angle. most of the existing ones are steeper, up to 72 degrees. and these hand rails and they step down on to a landing and you walk around and go down. at the bottom, this is the way to get to the ground. this is great. this has

>> depending on where it's located, somewhere between 5-25% of the time. >> eric: in fact, you don't use the word infertility? >> it's a harsh word meaning that you kont can't conceive. more specific would be sub fertility, a lower chance to conceive on any given month, it's still possible to conceive but a lower chance. >> eric: the term most people at home is what dugs does? >> ibf, is involunteer freo ferlgtization a process where -- fertilization and you collect the egg and sperm from the man and you put them outside the body, clear the embryo and take the embryo and trancer it back to uterus. in vitro fertilization. >> it exploded in the mitt '90s. >> i'd ask you earlier before we started recording, is this science? >> it's a combination, the art comes into play because it's often we don't have answers and i think many couples want answers why they are not being able to conceive. there is a lot of psychological distress and a lot of treatment that goes along with it. it's a combination of all that becomes an art. >> eric: is it painful to go through this? >> most of the time pat

water main broke somewhere between midnight and 1:00 a.m.. according to one witness she said she came through around midnight and started seeing water coming down the hill. the closer she got, the more water she saw, she said it looked like a fountain coming out of the ground. around 270 residents are without water and probably will be for the foreseeable future. this is a residential area. a few homes have sustained what is being called significant damage. at least five homes have sustained water damage. right now, the main intention is to get the water looked up and to stop leaking. >>mark: we will be right back as the kron4 news continues. this >>george: we are already tracking to different hotspots. 24 was found, it is backed up to this 680 interchange. it to right hand lanes are blocked, that is right near the bart station. one of the vehicles involved in this crash might even be overturned. better news for our first hotspot on highway 92 west of 280. there were no injuries. the planes already been cleared into the westbound lanes have b

. >> typically san francisco fire escapes and we will see, had angles of somewhere between 60 and 72-ee ladders. i can't from this angle tell what that is. the state has made it clean that 60 degrees is what they consider to be the maximum safe angle. most of the existing ones are steeper, up to 72 degrees. and these hand rails and they step down on to a landing and you walk around and go down. at the bottom, this is the way to get to the ground. this is great. this has something called a counter balance ladder. it means that as you walk down to the bottom of the fire escape, there's a ladder sticking out horizontally. it will go down because there's a weight. >> it doesn't go all at once. >> so counter balance ladders are what the code currently require. but as we walk around, you will see many of them don't have counter balance ladders, they have drop ladders and accordians and all that. this is an excellent type of ladder. you can see from the end of counter balance ladder, there's a chain. if you follow the chain up. it goes up to a pulley and down the other side to a weight. can

you get seats somewhere between the 10-yardline. no obstacles to watching the game.nd a host of amenities. the 49ers don't see any obstacles to billing the stadium. he is the president of the legend company in charge of ticket sales. >> i -- we're excited. we have raised over $225 million worth of suite revenue. so we're excited to get going. >> there is a group who wants to stop public funds from being used to build the more than $1 billion stadium. they're gathering signatures for a local ballot measure. tomorrow, 9,000 club suites go on sale by appointment only here at the tech mart. and site preparation for the stadium begins on january 23rd january 23rd and they start construction sometime during the spring. reporting live in santa clara, abc-7 news. >> thank you so much. >> coming up, dramatic video after a woman takes a major plunge and lives to tell about it. we have her story. >> the declining air quality in the central valley, why it's the worse in more than decades. >> dozens hitting the streets, missing something very important. where they're headed and w

and then cold to chilly somewhere between from now right on through friday.onight, shower or thunderstorm possible before 9:00. breezy and cold. low temperatures in the 30s. winds will become northwesterly. temperatures are not going to get below freezing. looking at temperatures, 36 in reston. 36 in rockville. 38 downtown and 37 in college park. now tomorrow morning, well partly cloudy, breezy, and cold. dress for the 20s. that's what the windchills will be. by afternoon, mostly sunny, a nice day for january. you'll need sunglasses. high temperatures around 40. winds die down northwesterly at 10. all right, next seven days. thursday clouds come in. a clipper goes to our north. maybe a flurry or sprinkle by evening. low 40s. no big deal. it will usher in colder air by friday. low 40s. then milder again sunday, monday, and tuesday. some showers monday morning and some rain on tuesday, but temperatures go back into the 50s. >> all right top, thank you. >> he may be turning 70 years old today, but mohommeda ali's wife says he is a big kid at heart. >> five parti

the highs will be somewhere between 56 and 61 degrees. this evening in mild overnight and valley faults. this'll be the same forecast that we will have day after day. take a look at what we have torture wise. low forties across the north bay. low fifties in the east bay and south bay. temperatures range anywhere from 41-50 degrees and then this afternoon we will see them get even warmer than that. in the north bay it is particularly dense. we have has the cash-heavy fall with visibility down to a quarter of a mile. the central valley fog could very well still it to the delta by the of the morning. here is where we expected the afternoon to go. >>george: we do not have a hot spots. if the bay bridge has yet to see it back up. >>mark: the president is set to deliver his third state of the union address. here is a photo of the president talking to his head speechwriter in the oval office for parents of the speech. he plans to discuss manufacturing, clean energy and american values. the speeches starts at 6:00 p.m., you can watch a live on kr

what we're advocating is to look somewhere between that two cents and 4 cents, between full restoration of the capital programs and limited or no restoration. key questions we have asked in evaluating were that recommendation should be between two cents and 4 cents is, the first question is, is it fair to have the $90 million in capital programs funded through general fund department bills? the second question is to what degree should the rate fairness board, in its recommendations, be sensitive to the current fiscal condition, fiscal constraints of the general fund department? in both cases, we believe there should be a balance between the two. it is basically a balance of the trinity debt. what the refairness board believes is in adding back then i'm million dollars in capital programs, where do we at and how do we add is, first, to make sure there is a public-sector benefit. second, do have and us

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we believe it is somewhere between 12% and 15% in san francisco are licensed. a license serves many, many purposes. it can reunite a guardian with apec faster than a chip, which has to be scanned. it shows to other dog owners or guardians of that there is a responsible owner here who has the rabies vaccine. it also helps if a dog is bitten or bites and has not had its rabies vaccine. it has to be quarantined i believe for six months, which is pretty significant. also, the revenue helps us to continue to provide the critical services we provide to all animals in san francisco, and again, it is a legal requirement. i know that there was a question raised about that it is something that the owners should do rather than the dog walkers. however, san francisco did pass a lot 10 or so years ago or veterinarians to provide rabie'' information. at the time, it was considered pretty onerous to the veterinarians. they have since come into compliance, and other jurisdictions are following suit. it is considered very important. fortunately in san francisco, registering onl

i think i come in somewhere between first and fourth. but i honestly have no idea where we'll be on that list. but to me a very exciting time. >> they say if you don't come in the top three in iowa, you may as well pack your bags and get out of the campaign. do you see it like that this time? >> well, they said that to john mccain and he went on to win the nomination. so i think probably that rule doesn't totally apply. i think that we'll do well enough in iowa to go to new hampshire. we'll do well enough in new hampshire to go to south carolina. we'll win south carolina. and then we'll win florida. i think governor romney has to win new hampshire. it's basically his home base. it's one of his three best states. and the fact is tomorrow night i suspect after having spent $20 million in five years, governor romney will prove that he has a ceiling of somewhere between 23% and 25%. he simply can't break out of the moderate wing of the party. he can't attract any conservatives. a party that is basically conservative, that bodes pretty badly

windchills tomorrow somewhere between 15 and 25 and that is as warm as it is going to get. thatst that's where you need to tell the kids. temperatures are going to feel like it's in the teens and 20s all day. tonight, early flurries are possible. mountain snows will continue west of the divide. partly cloudy and much colder. lows in the 20s. winds west, northwest at 10 to 20. this is not the cold night. windchill wise it is. temperature wise, uniform, primarily in the mid to upper 20s. 27 in reston and fairfax. 28 downtown. tomorrow will be colder temperature wise as the winds die down. by morning, partly cloudy and windy. windchills 5 to 15 to start your day. by afternoon, partly sunny, windy, very cold. a flurry is possible. high temperatures around 32 and winds northwest at 15 to 25. all right, next seven days. the arctic air did not stay here long. low 30s tomorrow. mid 30s on wednesday. we go back in the low 40s on thursday which is average and don't look now. we should make the 50s friday and saturday. some light rain or showers possible saturday night and it will be

of that have been largely ignored by the situation, of like to point out that they have made somewhere between $800,000 to $1 million. they are making about $3,000 a month without driving, so i have mixed feelings about it, but i don't think it is all that hair. as far as raising age, it was because the original aid was put at 60 in these meetings because of inaccurate information as to how many people will be hit on the streets. you want to control the number of sales because of the destabilization of business if you have to many people. >> there may be some people that have not turned in cards. >> i work reflects our cabin. i want to remind the board that the pilot program was extraordinarily successful. there were no limitations or distinctions. what we were focused on was having an opportunity to have people and drivers that held the medallion over the age of 70 gracefully exit the system. there is a question to move the program forward. we believe the project was very successful and it is very reasonable to lower their raged to either six years 65, and we think there ought to be no distin

the intention of this award was to have, you know, somewhere between 20 and 50 communities across the united states apply and 159 actually ended up applying. so we have submitted an l.o.i. with the intent of bringing together all of the things yure you described and i think it would be really helpful if we acknowledged that this initiative is the all-city award grade level reading campaign and that we actually have developed a partnership and have submitted an l.o.i. to apply for this award. and the -- and it also is a priority of the board as it is for the city. the three areas that they're focusing in on which you also identify is kindergarten, kindergarten readiness, absenteism and out of school time. all of the elements that are helpful in gaining some momentum around grade level reading. so if we can have some language to -- add some language to that i think it would be really great to be able to bring all that have work together under your resolution. and how it ties to your summit is up to you but just the work itself in identifying it as work that currently is in motion as of

we look for that to move in throughout friday, we do think we could even see winds ramp up, somewhere between 15 to 20 miles per hour in the evening hours as the frontal boundary crosses throughout northern california. temperatures in the 50s with once again windy periods on friday. then as we head throughout saturday we'll keep an isolated chance of thunderstorms in the forecast. so let's get you through tomorrow. we'll start off cloudy here from santa rosa to livermore and then santa cruz cruz. 5:00 p.m., moderate rain. 7:00 p.m. we see it pack up across parts of the north bay and peninsula. overall rainfall totals, an inch here for the north bay and about half an inch for the east and the south bay. this much needed rainfall could produce some areas of ponding on the roadways, maybe even isolated roadway flooding as we head into friday evening. then that third system on sunday looks to produce unfortunately a chance of rainfall there for the 49ers. wait, one more thing. we've needed that snowfall across lake tahoe. we could see anywhere from 6 to 10 inches in that area on saturday. for ton

this is somewhere between 13,000 and 16,000 feet down, and it is hot this. temperatures can soar to almost 720 degrees fahrenheit. >>> we've had record dry conditions in the month of december. now record warm conditions in the month of january. so why go inside and catch that flick? now the details of what you can expect tomorrow as eyewitness news conditions on the cw. . >>> did you see it tonight? we got a lot of e-mails. people talking about this on twitter. the big halo around the lunar moon and it was all caused because we had a lot of cirus clouds out there. you can see it there. and what happens is the cirrus contain millions and millions of ice chris ls crystals. the moon is 80% waxing on the way to becoming a full moon. we have partly to mostly cloudy skies in san fransisco after a high today at 59 and it's currently 54 degrees. average high 56. clouds are rolling in to the entire bay area. will not clear out until about friday. looking at the golden gate bridge. people coming in and out of the city today, everybody was talking about the weather bec

you'll need your sunglasses tomorrow and then somewhere between cold and chilly through the remainder of the week. for tonight, a shower possible before 9:00. breezy and cold. lows in the 30s. lows will become northwesterly at 10 to 15 after the front goes through. it will be well after midnight. even though the front is coming through, temperatures aren't going to make it near freezing. 36 tonight for a low in gaithersburg. 36 in reston. 38 downtown. 37 in bowie. now tomorrow morning, plenty of sunshine, breezy and cold. dress for the windchills. windchills in the 20s. temperatures in the 30s. by afternoon, mostly sunny and colder, but that's an average day for us in january. high temperatures around 40. we have been spoiled. all right, next seven days. looks like this. thursday clouds come back. a weak clipper goes to our north. clouds, maybe a sprinkle or flurry. most of the snow will be in the mountains and colder on friday a. chilly rain develops on saturday and then we are mild again in the 50s sunday, monday, and tuesday with more rain on tuesday. >> all right my friend, let's

the allegation is that cephas took somewhere between $250,000 and half a million dollars in natas moneyid not answer the door friday at his silver spring apartment. we heard plenty of stories about how he spent the money, but we don't have any of them confirmed. a lawyer for cephas declined to comment today, but documents obtained by 9 news now suggest that cephas has agreed to repay the emmys $277,000. the regional natas chapter is just out with the statement saying that the missing money will have no effect on its big annual event including the black tie regional emmy awards. it insists that there is new leadership in the chapter, but the news release and the designated spokewoman have left out several key questions including how hundreds of thousands of dollars could disappear before anyone noticed. wusa channels 4, 5 and 7 as well as the redskins and stations in baltimore and richmond have members on the natas board. our station representative resigned in protest over this incident last night. bruce leshan, 9 news now. >> so we face a severe weather alert we didn't quite expect from

somewhere between 11 and 12 inches possible, and that is your normal annual snowfall any one year.ack here in the pacific and so is the moisture. the first batch getting to you right now. we're talking portland and olympics and cascades. they could easily pick up 3 to 5 feet of snow. that could cause avalanche danger as well, so keep that in mind. the dark purple well above 20 inches. that's easily up here in the passes, but seattle, portland, 11 to 12 inches of snow coming down. winter watches and advisories all through the area. it will stop tonight, it will restart tomorrow for good. don't worry about this little lull you have. don't lull yourself into a sense of accomplishment, because i tell you what, the snow starts again tomorrow. that's why it's a 48-hour snowfall. >>> now on to something i really don't like talking about, but i have to today. pythons. i can't even look at this video. a new ban says you won't be able to sell them, own them or take them across state lines. we'll hear why this is going down. [ sniffs ] i have a cold. [ sniffs ] i took dayquil but my nose is s