south-west notified the f.a.a. the agency consulted with boeing and determines that it was safe to allow the planes to fly for a maximum of five days while the checks were completed. the impact on customers was minimal. 50 flights cancelled. the airline has an excellent safety record. last year the f.a.a. proposed a 40 million fine against south-west for faulty repairs, and in 2009 the airline paid a multimillion fine because it flew a number of planes on 60,000 flight without checking the fuselage for cracks. safety is the top priority and south-west says it's working to resolve the issue as quickly as possible. >> lisa stark in washington. >>> coming up, a pot battle brewing in the nation's capital. in also than an hour it will be legal to light up in washington d.c. why it's setting up a showdown >>> a woman denied a job at a popular clothing chain because she wears a hijab. a case that made its way to the supreme court. >> monday, a climate emergency. >> so a species could not be here in ten years. >> nasa step

side, and the north, south, and the north east to the south west, is, and 25th street is to the north and chavez is to the south >> and colleagues, if they offer a tour of the suits, seeing it first hand is really helpful to see the conditions of and why it is necessary to make the up grades. >> absolutely just call the office, i am going to go back to the slide to address the funding plan. >> so, the preliminary funding plan has 6 million that are identified in the five year plan and mta has also identified 37 million in prop a general obligation bonds that were passed in november and a half a billion in prop b, general fund support and this was also the measure that was passed by the voters in november of 2014, and there are significant funds to be identified, and for the project that is, and this is not unusual to have the unidentified in this process as it progresses and the cap and funds and as well as the various, new revenue sources are also under consideration, and construction could be completed as soon as 2019 but it is of course, subject to fund availability. i wi

will he confirm his ongoing commitment to the south west rail link and the future funding for it? >> first, let me join my honorable friend in paying tribute to the orange army that did such a fantastic job at dawlish in getting that line back on track in such a short period of time. as she knows, we have also committed a further £30 million towards resilience and protection this year, but, more importantly, we are working with the south west peninsula rail task force to bring together all the strategic and local transport schemes. i am absolutely determined that the south-west will have strong connections -- road, rail and air -- with the rest of the country, and those connections are absolutely vital to our long-term plan. >> you have been watching prime minister's questions. question time air's life on c-span2 everyone day at 7:00 a.m. eastern. watch any time at www.c-span.org , where you can button -- find video of past prime ministers questions and other british affairs programs. >> february is black history month. the c-span bus is on the road, visiting the top historically

west to east and by noonti a lingering flurry. maybe lingering light snow on e eastern shore. ending up with a couple of inch away the metro area. 3 to 4. much further southnorthern neck west of there just a coatg to an inch farther to the north as this sysm moves throug coming up at 6:41 a look at the hour b temperatures will play a key role through the day. >>> still have metro delays. blue and yellow line delays now to largo and mount verno. somethg we'll be dealing with this. live shot from amelia s vehicle this is driving northb on 95. take a look it really is cs in stafford headed north. northbound, about 34 miles . looks t the same headed sout after quantico, it opens up a little bit. beltwa st. barnabas ever flowing prey well. 95 in maryland kind of slow here. a lot yellow. we don't normally see this. same t bw parkway. 31 miles per in and out of townbw parkway. 45 on 95 in maryland. taking look at 66 you can see after parkway, pret slow. about 40 miles per hour. backn ten minutes with travel times. g those of cour to get a lot longer as this snow really starts falling. >>> these school statuses are chan fast. manass park and manassas city schos a

but take a look off to the south and west. look at temperatures in the 50s. st. louis 53. 50 in nashville. even 60 degrees in wichita kansas. so this air mass is headed in our direction. it's not going to get into the exacts but we'll make a run toward 50 degrees by the second half of the upcoming weekend. ultimate doppler is dry and quiet. so no wintry precip tonight. as we roll the clock ahead to saturday morning there might be a few flurries moving in to sections of the pocono mountains but otherwise we'll call it partly sunny during the day on saturday but you can see the storm track stays off to the north. both days for the up coming weekend. sunday we'll call it mostly cloudy. but once again you can see most of the rain, the sleet and the snow stays well to the north. now, overnight sunday into monday, that boundary will move a little farther to the south and that will run into some cold air especially at the surface north and west. so by early monday morning, we can be talking about some freezing rain, maybe some sleet once you move into sections of the le

. >> south-west of the iraqi city of kirkuk i.s.i.l. have been driven off. the government told al jazeera it was a major assault and a setback. and that they'd try again. >> reporter: the oil fields south-west of kirkuk belonged to islamic state of iraq and levant for two days. attacks were are won the installation were thwarted. they came from their stronghold laying claim to kilometres of territory. >> it was very serious. it actually was. initially they made some progress. >> kurds recaptured the lost ground. they lost a lot of men. commanders had to call the anti-terrorism unit had to deploy to kirkuk. they came and took the whole area. they were helped by the arab tribes and the villages. many left. i.s.i.l. recruits them. telling them they were the enemy. >> the arab villages are empty. it shows suspicions that exist. kirkuk has a massive amount of oil. which is why many were between the city. the kurdish and regional government put aside the differences. they shared revenue from the oil production. >> most is pumped in kirkuk. production here has been

it's not the south-west monsoon period. it's an interesting development. for the time being, it's a nice change. >> thank you very much indeed for that. zimbabwe's long-time leader robert mugabe is celebrating his 91st birthday with a lavish party. in a country with an i'lling economy, spending close to a million dollars, it's foolish. kathryn sawyer reports. >> robert mugabe and his wife arrive at victoria falls to host another of his famous birthday parties. more than 20,000 from across the country are here to celebrate with him. the estimated cost roughly $1 million. mostly paid for by his political party. both invited. a league organising since 1986. they say they choose to celebrate the good things they have done. >> through good leadership he has given in parliament to the youth. he has given education. the critics, and there are many find it hard to see the good in the fog. a struggling economy, high cost of living the majority of zimbabweans were employed and the list goes on. >> you have to not have a dinner party and focus on the funeral in the c

wetter than normal for south west and south east. as far as temperatures cooler than afternoon in the northeast and much warmer than normal here in the bay area. so our spring like conditions p.m. look like they carry over in next month as well. let's hope i'm wrong. if temperature in the morning low 40's to low 50's don't forget jacket or sweater. watch out for the fog. warmer than today. low 70's santa rosa napa fairfield 72 livermore palo alto 66 san francisco half machine bay 62 degrees. 7 day forecast stay mild until oscar sunday we may have some sprinkle certainly cooler. gives every reason to stay inside and watch us. here on oscar sunday. the dry next week. >> perfect thank you sand yichlt coming up fix on 7 news. >> this robot has you koyvrmentd minimac ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ everybody deserves $73 fares. because wedding season can get expensive. book your low fare now at southwest.com. i love this new sirachi burger. it's siracha. sluracha? no. si-rah-chah. siriracha. no. watch how i say it. si-rah-cha. that's not helping. bam! that's jac

deck 4 feats on the two sides. >> this is north - this is west and this is east so on north and west and south>> north and west and south four 4. >> the landing and stared can remain in the same place. >> second that as long as they continue to work with staff so this is normally our conditions. >> commissioner hillis just on the deck i mean, i'm supportive of reducing the size of the deck i think the place longer than the noreaga edge i think the 4 feats opens that one side didn't trouble me it is 10 feet it would take to 5 feet from the property line from the noreaga side. >> can i clarify the north property line which has abutting new construction and next to the east that is to the rear of the property cigaretteing and the location at the front facing 12th street is where the stairs are so the northeast and south would be produced by the northeast. >> i used the wrong reference from the direction of sky so what accident zoning administrator said was correct and this is what you want to try. >> i don't think that shifting it next to the other building being constructed does go anything for

wetter than normal for south west and south east. as far as temperatures cooler than afternoon in the northeast and much warmer than normal here in the bay area. so our spring like conditions p.m. look like they carry over in next month as well. let's hope i'm wrong. if temperature in the morning low 40's to low 50's don't forget jacket or sweater. watch out for the fog. warmer than today. low 70's santa rosa napa fairfield 72 livermore palo alto 66 san francisco half machine bay 62 degrees. 7 day forecast stay mild until oscar sunday we may have some sprinkle certainly cooler. gives every reason to stay inside and watch us. here on oscar sunday. the dry next week. >> perfect thank you sand yichlt coming up fix on 7 news. >> this robot has you koyvrmentd don't wait for awesome... totino's pizza rolls... ...gets you there in just 60 seconds. go bold with flavors that kick. (humming) oh yeah. (humming) they're magically delicious. ha! very funny, kyle. is that ur looking at the future of fashion. >> this is zipper robotic zipper invent

however, to the south and west, the national weather service has posted a winter weather advisory for the district and immediate surrounding county starting at 9:00 in the morning, extending until early sunday morning. the areas in pink -- frederick county into loudoun county -- looking at a winter snow warning. the express forecast, in the teens. the temperatures in the 20's with snow in the afternoon and evening. that and much more coming up. alison: we will see you then, steve. several big school districts canceled saturday activities because of the winter weather. prince george's, fairfax and other counties will not hold a full list of events. go to wjla.com for the complete list. leon: a woman and her infant have been coping without heat in her southeast apartment. as soon as our story aired, the calls started pouring in. tom roussey is how the city is stepping in. tom? reporter: that is right, leon offers of help and the mayor's office is now involved. most of the apartments here have had heat all month. we spoke with folks on the first floor as well as those on the top lore who

briefly captured an oil field south-west of kirkuk last week. the governor there has told al jazeera it was a major assault, and that he expects more. >> for the city of kirkuk it belonged to islamic state of iraq and levant. the attack was part of a major i.s.i.l. offensive. last friday i.s.i.l. fighters pushed out from their stronghold. they laid claim to territory where many oil installations. >> actually it was from five if we count the oil fields. >> reporter: kurds recaptured the ground with the help of air strikes. commanders had to call in reinforcements from other provinces to deploy to kirkuk. it. >> translation: they came and took the area. they were helped by the arab veil and villagers. >> we can't confirm, because the arab villages are empty. but it shows deep suspicions. there's a massive amount of oil. which ise many are vying for control of the city. for now, the kurdistan government in the north and others have put aside their differences and agreed to share revenue if from the oil production in the north. >> most is pumped fro

. >> reporter: for two days the oil field south-west of the city of kirkuk belonged to islamic state of iraq and levant. the attack on the habaz installation was part of an i.s.i.l. offensive. last friday i.s.i.l. fighters pushed out from their strong held taking kilometres of territory. >> it was a great influence. they did make progress. >> kurds recaptured lost ground over the u.s.-led coalition. they lost a lot of men. commanders had enforcements from other provinces. they had to deploy to kirkuk. >> they came from the area helped by the arab tribes in the villages many left and recruit them by telling them we are kurds. >> we cannot independently confirm that because the arab villages are empty, but it shows suspicions na exist between the communities. >> kirkuk has many players, they are vying for control of the city. the central government in baghdad and the kurdistan government in the north have taken back control. most of the oil is in kirkuk this is a small field. production has been suspended because of the damage caused by the fighting of the iraqis. losing 300,000 barrel

in the south-west of the iraqi city of erbil. the attack happened late tuesday night. the fighters tried to enter two villages in the region where they face resistance from the kurdish forces. a fighter was killed. coalition airplanes were reportedly involved in the offensive. >> the u.n. envoy to syria says the government is ready to temporarily suspend bombardment over aleppo. it was a financial hub and is divided between the east and the west. they described the move as a glimmer of hope towards ending the conflict. >> they have indicated to me its willingness to halt all aerial all area of bombing. all the time. all aerial bombing. for a period of six weeks. all over the city of aleppo. from a date which we will see in damascus. >> where? >> damascus and hopefully as soon as possible. >> back to the top story. ukranian troops are pulling out of the east. they can join us live. paul brennan is in debaltseve. what do you see in your sights. >> it's been presented from entering the international - we've been prevented from entering. it's over my left shoulder. on the

wetter than normal for south west and south east. northeast and much warmer than normal here in the bay area. so our spring like conditions p.m. look like they carry over in next month as well. let's hope i'm wrong. if temperature in the morning low 40's to low 50's don't forget jacket or sweater. watch out for the fog. warmer than today. low 70's santa rosa napa fairfield 72 livermore palo alto 66 san francisco half machine bay 62 degrees. 7 day forecast stay mild until oscar sunday we may have some sprinkle certainly cooler. gives every reason to stay inside and watch us. here on oscar sunday. the dry next week. >> perfect thank you sand yichlt coming up fix on 7 news. >> this robot has you koyvrmentd minimachine in our house, we do just about everything online. and our old internet just wasn't cutting it. so i switched us from u-verse to xfinity. they have the fastest, most reliable internet. which is perfect for me, because i think everything should just work. works? works. works! works? works. works. is that ur looking at the fu

we're seeing snow to the south and west starting to approach delaware. it's mainly falling in the washington area, approaching us and then you see an icy mix farther south and west through tennessee. we'll just be seeing snow out of this. approaching delaware very light snowfall. we really don't expect it to move in for about the next few hours where it will actually be falling and starting to accumulate. that won't be until late tonight. from 7 p.m. to 10 p.m. that's when we expect a majority of the snow to start moving into the area. from 10 p.m. to 6 a.m. that's when we see the heaviest snow moving in. from 6 a.m. to 10 a.m. tomorrow morning, the snow will be ending right around the morning commute. kind of ending from west to east. future weather through 10:00 tonight, a majority of this snow around the philadelphia area. in south jersey and delaware. the heaviest falling through the overnight hours. now as we go overnight, there you see the heaviest south jersey and delaware. the least amount of snow would be through the lehigh valley and poconos. we

rain is off to the south and west. eventually the warmer air will puncture into the system and we will go from snow to sleet, and eventually some liquid precipitation. so winter storm warnings for philadelphia areas to the north and west. this is been expanded to include burlington gloucester camden even salem counties as we are's tracking snow sleet and ice and advisory for purple shaded counties from atlantic city westward into dover. the big concern, however is visibility greatly reduced as storm system getting. i will bring in meteorologist adam joseph with the very latest on this. >> adam has more on that and what we can expect, adam. >> yes that visibility dropping where we are seeing heavier snow a along i-95, 1 mile visibility in wilmington. near half mile visibility in the city of philadelphia, at a half mile in reading. but looking to the south notice wildwood, dover near eight to 10-mile visibility. as we are starting to mix that snow with some sleet and even some freezing rain, at times visability are impro

fighters captured an oil field south-west of the city of kirkuk. a governor - a major assault and setback. zeina khodr reports. for two days the oil field belonged to the islamic state of iraq and levant. the attack was part of a major offensive. last friday i.s.i.l. fighters fought the stronghold. they laid claim to kilometres of territory where there are many oil installations. it was from - if we can't, we talk the oil field. initially they made progress. it captures grounds. commanders have to call in reinforcements. the anti-terrorism unit had to deploy. they were helped by the arab tribes in the villages. many left. i.s.i.l. recruits them by telling them the kurds are the enemy. >> the arab villages are empty. it shows the deep suspicions that exist. >> kirkuk has a massive amount of oil. that's why the players are vying for the city. for now, the kurdish and regional government put aside their differences. they reached an agreement to share oil. most of it is pumped in kirkuk. it's one of the smaller fields. production has been temporarily s

winds east south west 5 miles an hour and 22 allentown and 19 poconos and allentown yesterday morning dropped down to three. you can see there's a nice improvement there. trenton 2 3. millville 20. dover 24. 24 hour temperature change again we're close to 4 warmer now in the lehigh valley than we were yesterday this time. philadelphia ten trenton 12 and poconos 18. here's the big picture. there's really not much to talk about in the short term. this is is arctic boundary here and this runs the cap aidian border through the weekend and it drifts further south as we goat monday an area of low pressure develops and pulls south and that is just in time for monday morning commute. could be rain in the city. north and west that rain mixes in with a little sleet and freezing rain and maybe wet snow by afternoon. here's the storm track. this is water vapor image. you can see everything norm west to southeast cut ago cross the great lakes. mid-atlantic and northeast states. there's huge area of high pressure to the north and i'll show you how cold the areas are it's impressive to say the least

captured an oil field south-west of kirkuk city. the government there says it was a major assault and expects i.s.i.l. to try again. zeina khodr reports. >> for two days the oil field belonged to the islamic state of iraq and levant. the attack was part of a main offensive. i.s.i.l. fighters pushed out from their strong hold. they laid claim to kilometres of territory, where there are many oil installations. >> it was very serious. actually was four or five fronts, if we count the oil field. and initially they did maying progress. kurds captured the ground with the help of air strikes, but lost a lot of men. commanders had to call in reinforcements. the terrorism unit had to deploy to kirkuk. >> they came and took the whole area. they were help by arab tribes and villages. many left. i.s.i.l. recruits them saying the kurds are the enemy. >> we cannot confirm that the arab villages are empty. it shows deep suspicions that exist between the communities. >> kirkuk has a massive amount of oil. many are vying for control of the city. the

rain for south jersey and delaware and snow forth and west. watch how quickly 4:00 in the morning it's rain here in the city along that 95 corridor south and east. allentown you might find mixed precipitation and then you will quickly changeover to rain and poconos snowfall overhead. 8:00 in the morning raining in allentown, down to lancaster icing concerns for the poconos and 8:00 in the morning and the storm system rushes out north to east direction 3:30 in the afternoon with leftover snow showers. as far as expected snowfall if you're looking to accumulation you go outside tonight and overnight hours and a lot this wash as way. terrain is all rain for south jersey and delaware. we'll go in tighter e. pots up to doylestown, trenton, mount holly, 1 to 3" and easton, allentown, kutztown, quakertown with the winter storm warning 3 to 6" and 6 plus poconos. icing is a concern throughout the overnight hours as the cold air builds on it in and you have the warmer air pushing in. so for poconos and lehigh county region we could find a quarter inch o

told ambassadors that the first freeze would take place this one part of aleppo, a district in the south-west. i'm told there were knhafference, one diplomat said "you have to be skeptical about any offer made by president bashar al-assad." >>> egypt's foreign minister is at the u.n. headquarters lobbying for support of the coalition to take on islamic state of iraq and levant in libya. violence is spiralling out of control. the fighters say they are heading from misrata to the city of cert. they want to tackle groups affiliated with i.s.i.l. and are reg rejecting calls for intervention. they respond to a video showing libyan fighters killing 21 egyptian hostages. these pictures show some of the aftermath at a hospital in the town. we have this report. unfortunately we are not able to play the report. we'll move on for now, apologise for that. i'll tell you about the conflict in ukraine which had documents scrambling to stop a ceasefire in the east from unravelling. the u.n. security council endorsed a draft resolution calling for both sides to stop the fighting which is focussed on the town

as we look outside we have clear skies with clouds to the west and south. as we go through the day we expectment clouds to increase. you will get sun early so plan on the sunglasses. the temperature in philadelphia has slipped to 4 degrees that's a couple of degrees above the record low for this date. the winds out of the northwest at 16 miles per hour. that is giving you very uncomfortable windchills. feels like 15 degrees below zero in philadelphia. this is an unusual windchill pattern we have across the region. we want you to bundle up. remember frostbite only takes a relatively short amount of time in conditions like this to occur. if you go outside you lose 40% of your heat loss through your head. a hat is important if you spend time outdoors. dress in layers and keep the pets indoors, as well. satellite shows you we have a lack of cloud cover and there is cloud cover sneaking in from the southwest. ten degrees by 8:00 a.m. 17 degrees by 11. the high is 23 degrees we'll hit that around 2 or 3:00 p.m. dealing with the clouds building in. this evening, l

south west what's happening in the bay? not reporting.y are sleeping in and an easterly breeze for livermore. cloud cover continues to increase. the rain is on the north coast. it's going to take awhile to get here so later tonight and tomorrow is what we are waiting for. these systems slow down and get a little development taking place, a little wave and change of wind direction on the front slows down. that's what's going to happen a little bit but moisture is plowing in. two systems friday and the one on sunday is more of a classic cold front, a little more cold air and what we are used to. this is moisture so cloudy and breezy today 60s mild conditions. rain moves in this evening and heavy rain on friday and the wind picks up as well. rain fall is going to be impressive. it may take awhile or be friday night. to the north bay there's going to be impressive totals here. cloudy, breezy, mild to warm rain to the north continuing very mild. we are above average on these temperatures most locations above 62 to 68 degrees. temperatures 60s

just to the west, a break in the action, but more snow filling in. the wider view, most of the action to the south and east, but more snow moving to the west. we thought all along the heavier amount would to the south and southwest of the city. that has been the story. by the time it ends early in the morning, we think four to six inches. a good six tyo o 10 inches south and east. more areas of snow, especially south and east of the metro. with just a few inches on the ground tonight, so far we have had problems driving and walking. steve rudin is in the stormwatch 7 weather center with that story. >> the snow continues to fall, but not as rapid and as much as earlier. the streets of rosslyn are plowed, but mostly snow-covered. everything that continues to fall overnight will stick as snow. look at the temperatures out there, today's high 20 degrees. yes, just 20 degrees at reagan national airport. 27 degrees below average for this time of year. now we have temperatures only in the teens. a will not rebound, they will not move a whole lot overnight. it stays cold as more snow is on the way. coming

american companies like coke south-west airlines at&t celebrate black history month. it is not new, but the outrage over the ads this year is. >> anger, frustration. >> reporter: this person is an activist app organizers on social media, and we asked him to gauge what twitter follows felt. nickie's apparel, 28 products in black and white honouring black history. the question posted on twitter: nike says it celebrates athletes and leaders with global culture, that's not how many saw it. >>: and another: >> reporter: many of the 32,000 followers are black, politically active, under 30 and outraged. >> this hit a nerve. exploiting culture for profit and gain is not honouring his death. >> reporter: he was one of many organizers behind the protest of ferguson and around the country. he says social event plays a huge role in the lives of young americans. >> mass media is the power to create and shape the narrative. social media has a chance to marginalise, create and uplift narratives. >> and it's where they organise. >> you can send out a tweet saying everyone meet us her

of that boundary that is why this temperatures will be pretty warm with those winds out of the south and westunday night that boundary starts to sag a little farther to the south and as you wake up on monday morning temperatures could be cold enough at the surface especially those cold ground layers and also any elevated surfaces we could see a little bit of some icing freezing rain maybe some sleet. but as we go in time, most of that will be rain around the philadelphia area. it's really just north and west where we have to watch out for potential icing. so as we roll the clock once again this is as we move into early monday morning. so off to work and school we could see some icing because of the cold ground surfaces north and west. mainly north of that pennsylvania turnpike. we'll continue to monitor that in the coming days. but for tonight dry and cold. just not as harsh. 26 degrees in the city. and then tomorrow, looking pretty good. temperatures top out in the mid 40s a mixture of sun and clouds. get outdoors and enjoy the upcoming weekend. mostly cloudy but mild and look at that high t

>> any message for south west airlines? >> not that are appropriate. >> they say the truth would have been better if they heard it yesterday. >> there is no way i'll get on another one of their planes. >> from oakland international airport, wayne freman, abc7 news. >> steph curry took center stage at the white house to champion a personal cause. the fight against malaria. hi carolyn. >> the two talked about the fantastic season and about playing golf sometime this summer the key reason was to port the ten year initiative on malaria. it's something steph is passionate about. steph curry is having a sensational season. and one payoff has been his crusade against malaria. he's been celeating progress to eradicate the disease devastating sub-saharan africa. curry has been active in reducing deaths since his college days. sending $three for every three-pointer i make. >> he went to hand out the nets, treated with insect yi side-- insect yi -- insecticide. >> we're protected, so mosquitos can't get through. >> a child still dies

>> any message for south west airlines? >> not that are appropriate. >> they say the truth would have been better if they heard it yesterday. >> there is no way i'll get on another one of their planes. >> from oakland international airport, wayne freedman, abc7 news. >> steph curry took center stage at the white house to champion a personal cause. the fight against malaria. hi carolyn. >> the two talked about the fantastic season and about playing golf sometime this summer the key reason was to port the ten year initiative on malaria. it's something steph is passionate about. steph curry is having a sensational season. and one payoff has been his crusade against malaria. he's been celebrating progress to eradicate the disease that is devastating sub-saharan africa. curry has been active in reducing deaths since his college days. >> sending $three for every three-pointer i make. >> he went to hand out the nets, treated with insect yi side-- insect yi -- insecticide. >> we're protected, so mosquitos can't get through. >> a ch

maybe a light wintery mix for the city and south and west of wilmington and new castle county and delawaresouth jersey and delaware looks like you're in the clear. as far as the rush hour impacts not so much tomorrow morning maybe slower than normal conditions in the lehigh valley because of the wintery mix monday evening be's commute and tuesday -- evening's commute and tuesday morning's commute you have to allow for delays because of icy patches. tomorrow wintry mix of freezing rain and sleet. afternoon icy patches and snow by nightfall. north an western suburbs light snow and wintry mix. untreated surfaces slick and light snow possible by night. it's not a huge event but now enough to create problems. everyone north of the pennsylvania turnpike, a coating to an inch. one to two for the lehigh valley and two to four up in the poconos. enjoy showed. dover, 52, our normal high is 42. the the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, 50 today, 38 and falling tomorrow. 43 tuesday wednesday increasing clouds, 37 degrees, thursday this is an arctic front that will barrelling through not just a

the staff who work there, and reassure the hospital as it prepares to integrate its services for south, westrth dorset, the money will follow that good work? >> i certainly join my honorable friend in congratulating the dorset county hospital nhs foundation trust. its work shows what can be done when we better integrate health and social care, and also when we look at how we can treat frail elderly people in the community, often people who have more than one difficult condition that needs treatment. what is best for them is often not a and e, but treating them in community hospitals, looking after their ailments and helping them to do better at home. that is what we should be focused on, and that is simon stevens' plan for the nhs. we have already come up with the money to get the plan well under way. >> did the prime minister have conversations with lord green about tax avoidance at hsbc -- [interruption.] >> order. i said a moment ago that the honorable member for montgomeryshire had a right to be heard with courtesy. the honorable lady has a similar right to be heard with courtesy, and be

central parts of pennsylvania expanding as far south in to west virginia.nitely want to be careful across those area a's, as well. behind the storm system, very cold conditions will continue to track east. meanwhile, across the west moisture bringing in some rain. reena and t.j. back to you. >> thank you, steph. >>> two major legal cases in the boston area are postponed today because of bad weather. week five of the jury selection for the trial of dzhokhar tsarnaev is set to resume tomorrow. 100 jurors have been questioned. defense making another attempt to move the trial. attorneys say a viral photo of a man shoveling the marathon finish line is proof that a fair trial cannot take place in boston. >>> the storm is also delaying the murder trial of former new england patriots tight end aaron hernandez. he's accused of killing oden lloyd who was with dating the sister of hernandez's fiance. hernandez scored a touchdown for the patriot s in the 2012 super bowl but he was in isolation and not allowed to watch his former teammates win the game. the former star

by 10:30 tonight that's when it punctures south and west of philadelphia, southern new jersey delaware, the western suburbs of philadelphia and then overspills areas near trenton by about midnight and then 6 o'clock in the morning as the low is developing it pushes to the south. that's when we see the heaviest burst of snow especially along the shore communities you see these darker colors here, the lighter the color on future tracker the less intense the snow is and this is an upside down storm for our region. meaning that the least amount of snow is going to fall north and west of philadelphia. that is where we have winter weather advisories in place anywhere in the pink you can see most of southern new jersey delaware, winter storm warnings where we expect the heaviest snow to fall. here's your time line a little more specific from southwest to northeast between eight and 11 o'clock tonight the heaviest snowfall while most of us are sleeping so good news for the road crews. from 11:00 to 7:00. but during morning rush it will be snowing fairly heavily. quickly after that sunshine wil

> right now iain and lucy, those winter storm warnings have taken effect for south jersey as well as delaware. north and westm the philadelphia area in the purple we are looking at a winter weather advisory. so in the warning categories that's where we're looking at most of the snow south and east of i-95. so where is it at right now? you can see pretty heavy snow in the mountains of north carolina moving into virginia. the entire state looking at snow snow. richmond looking at heavy snow right now and it's moving in to sussex county, delaware, right now so starting to cross the chesapeake bay area right now. snowing in the nation's capitol we'll continue to watch that moisture move into that cold air so it's not a question about are the temperatures cold enough but it's just when that snow arrives in your backyard. so you can see by 8:00 o'clock we're looking at it snowing in dover as well as cape may. it continues to move toward new castle county by 9:00, 10:00 o'clock. some flurries likely out ahead of that toward the philadelphia area and cherry hill but then really overnight after midnight that's when t

snow is in the south-west. >> thank you very much. >> we want to take you to africa, and the number of ebola cases is declining. the outbreak is not open. detecting the new cases is crucial. a group of scientists came up with a quick diagnostic kit. >> reporter: in the fight against ebola time plays a crucial role. the longer it takes to detect a virus, the longer it takes to kill. it takes 24 hours to see if one is infected with the virus. . >> translation: there's no vaccine or treatment, so detecting the virus and isolating the patient is key to controlling the epidemic. >> reporter: long before this this doctor joined forces to design a quick kit. they designed a solar powered diagnosic equipment. it is essentially a lab in a suitcase and doesn't need electricity. >> with a mobile kit we can test in the community and minimise exposure to the virus and facilities. that is where the virus cultivates. >> it can detect pathogens, and was made to combat another, one in of the middle east. the kit was developed to test infections during the hajj j festivities. testing for ebola is danger

fighters west and south-west of kirkuk. peshmerga soldiers told us that they ended the siege after a 2-hour gun battle but the arm men detonated their belts instead of being captured. it was a fierce fight. >> the i.s.i.l. fighters a good vantage point to cause chaos in the kirkuk city center. >> kurdish commanders say i.s.i.l.'s objective was to capture the city of kirkuk. it failed to do that but managed to send a message. the armed group wants to show it has not been defeated especially since it suffered setbacks on the battle grounds. >> kirkuk has been a dangerous city. various people have laid claims. friday's attack wasn't the first time i.s.i.l. tried to take control. i.s.i.l. wants kirkuk. they have been telling the supporters it's a matter of time before kirkuk would be theirs. >> kurdz pushed on three different fronts around kirkuk. it was an aggressive attack. the worst in months. >> i.s.i.l. attacked from many directions. in the beginning they were able to surround us and we lost our positions. >> kurdz managed

just yesterday morning there were four security forces killed in the south-west. an area where there has been a lot of confrontation with one group. tunisia had one of the largest numbers of foreign fighters. first to syria and iraq and now, indeed - so syria does not favour foreign intervention at the moment. >> thank you for reporting to us from the tunisian-libyan border >>> qatar recalled its ambassador from egypt. there are reports of a row. a row where an egyptian delegate accused qatar of terrorism. all arab league members should have been consulted before any military action. president obama is saying the united states is not at war with islam. but those that have distorted the religion he has been speaking at a summit on extremism. patty culhane reports. >> reporter: this summit was called for last year. the obama administration said the attacks in canada australia, paris and copenhagen gave the issue new urgency. president obama took to the stage and went to great lengths to ensure that his fight was not reliagean. >> we are not at war with islam. we are

may be trying to reach the ground in howard montgomery northern part into frederick and farther south and west. and these are tracking to the south and east. all above freezing though. we're in the upper 30s near 40. these are the warmest temperatures of the day. later today, wicked windchills as the winds pick up we will have windchills by early afternoon down to the upper teens and by 8:00 windchills down to around 10 degrees much of the region. winds will start blowing around 15 to 20 miles per hour this morning and then during the afternoon, gusts of 35 miles per hour will. temperatures by noon a little above freezing. by 5:00 down to near 30. by 8:00, down to the upper 20s. then by 11:00, under a clear sky with lighter wind down to just near 20 degrees. this time tomorrow morning, down to the mid teens. upper 40s on saturday. great day for outdoor activities and partly cloudy. then sunday upper 40s. might get light rain. next chance of any accumulating snow will be a mix monday changing to sleet and snow in the afternoon and evening hours. maybe an inch at the most is the way it looks rig

it moved in from the south and west. the heaviest snow was south and east of i-95.e saw some of the heavier snow in extreme south jersey, central and southern sections of delaware. nothing really in philadelphia. we had some pockets north and west but it moved no some drier air around our area. so that's why philly didn't get any. as we look at ultimate doppler right now, scan and the region, it's dry it's quiet. but it is cold if you're stepping outdoors. and let's time out our next system. we'll have to head all the way to the for corners to watch that moisture move into sections of the ohio river valley over the upcoming weekend and then by sunday evening, we are going to watch out especially north and west for the potential of a wintry mix moving in that could impact your travel plans by monday morning across our area but you can see the lighter shades showing us that not a whole lot anticipated for us once you move a little farther north and west getting into those darker blues that's where we do anticipate the bulk or the brunt of that storm to head. by tomorr

. >> temperatures will continue to fall as moisture moves in from the south and west. temperature is critical as we look at temperatures right around freezing just to the south of us and to the north of us. in the district it is still above freezing at about 35 degrees. all of this moves on up to the north and east. we have more moisture on the way for southern maryland. that is why the national weather service is expanding the winter weather advisory which includes charles, calvert, and st. mary's county. this is for the early morning hours as we move into early tomorrow morning. the best news of all temperatures will eventually make it above freezing. >> thank you. breaking news in one of the cases against jesse matthew. an affiliate reports that he will be charged with the murder of hannah graham. the albemarle county police department says that it will hold a hearing on all of this. the uva student was abducted and found dead last you can find that on our sister station news channel eight. a raging debate about students and sleep. the montgomery county school board

sunni tribe fighters retook the town of al baghdadi after isis militants attacked from the north, south and west. some reports saying isis had control at one point. it happened eight miles from an air base where u.s. marines are training iraqi troops. isis fighters arers are still close to town borders. the premier league saying there's been no direct attack on that air base and militants have been pushed back by u.s. coalition-led air strikes. >>> some of the coldest wither in the country. 35 million people in 17 states under some form of windchill advisory from the upper murder west to the deep south. it's zero degrees in some places, below zero in others. a bitter weekend ahead. by monday, parts of new england could be 10 so 20 below with windchills as low as minus 35. but that's not all, my friends. blizzard watches are in effect saturday night through sunday for the entire england coast. and yes that includes boston where crews have worked nonstop for three weeks to move six feet of snow. meteorologist bill karins will be here shortly for your valentine's day forecast. >>> convicted army so

the further west and south you live from the immediate metro, the sooner the flakes will reach you. this morning, a gorgeous sunrise is in place. red sky this morning. winter storm warning, everybody. out to the north and west and winter weather advisories here in the immediate metro. the potomac river is iced over this morning. it's going to stay that way for the next couple of days as cold air is in place. 18 degrees right now with a wind chill of 5 in washington. single digits all over the map as well. 14 down to 1. fredericksburg are 9 this morning. hour temperatures notice through 5:00 today, staying below the freezing mark. teens and 20s for much of the daylight hours. snow likely as soon as it gets to your house. snow likely for everybody for about 5:00 today. mixing with ice and changing to rain during the overnight hours. lots going on and dependent on where you live. a different forecast for southern maryland and northern maryland. get your zone by zone forecast dialled in. there is the leading edge of the snow moving into the central and southern parts of the valley. arriv

francisco boundary of the current strict is a triangle geary at the north and marketing to the south and west and the grant street mandated by the city chapter elevated every 10 years we work to serve. >> i can take a hint (laughter). >> assisted in redeveloping the redistricting proposals i along with many another captains with an internal worker group representatives from the controller's office came here 0 tonight to provide a little bit more insight into the process as it relates to the boundary with the tenderloin district border of the north will not change under the new proposal border to the east would move west to powell street border to the south will have powell street down to market street and third street southern border of market street will be towards mission street to south van ness and also new the western border borroweder will take the tenderloin for larking street the first boundary have landmarked the first block is the plaza and westerfield mall the flood building and twitter and several pled not started building projects along mid market and muni and bart station along

west virginia, 21. we are one of the mildest spots right now. those temperatures are going to dive. south and west, the next big weather maker is starting to develop. this is likely to bring a wintry mix sunday. the timing of the system appears to be midday sunday into saturday evening --sunday evening. we will see a wintry mix consisting of freezing rain, sleet, and even snow before changing over to all rain and moving out. this is our hour by hour forecast. tomorrow morning, no problems. don't be forth by the sunshine. a lot of it early on. clouds will increase midday. by 8:00 tomorrow night, that storm will be on our back door step. looking for the potential to start as snow early sunday and changing over to the wintry mix. it will not last long. thankfully, it is happening on a weekend. we will get all of this out in time for the rush-hour commute monday morning. highs tomorrow, 33. skies will turn partly cloudy with winds out of the northeast at five to 10 miles per hour. here is the extended outlook. 45 monday. upper 30's in a wintry mix on tuesday. take a moment and look at wednesd

commute that's not much of one because of the holiday, you can see traffic looks good heading south. >>> west coast storm a storm of record highs in fact the beat goes on, what about today? looks like a lot of 70s but maybe slight changes by the coast more on that coming up. . >>> welcome back to mornings on two, record snowfall followed by freezing cold. some of the coldest temperatures in years, boston as much as a foot of snow fell yesterday. >> and high as 7 feet back there from a serious of storms that have hammered the east coast in less than a month. forecasters say the wind chill could drop to 20 below zero, some of the folks back there, all they can do is laugh. >> i am just laugh at it, looking at the positive side of it, i believe the weather that's not going to happen for another 50 years. >>> the governor of ma telling everybody just stay inside, be safe from the bitter cold. and it is not over yet. another snowstorm heading across the midwest, it may reach the northeast by tomorrow night. >> that heavy joe causing all kinds of problems this is right inside a house in quincy mass

understand is there's a strong shia militia, who have been trying to set the forces moving from the south-west. al qaeda so much keen on the shi'ites coming forth, taking control of the areas from one side and the fact that getting hold of weapons, and ammunition is another great incentive for them that's why they tart the area. it's -- target the area. it's important to know there's a strong tribal appearance. they have had a strong say in how things develop. there are soldiers that have been abducted by the fighters and what their fate will be we are waiting to find out. >> thank you >>> the retrial of two gaoled al jazeera journalists began in egypt. mohamed fadel fahmy and baher mohamed spent 411 days in gaol accused of colluding with the outlawed muslim brotherhood. something that al jazeera refutes. jeffrey robertson, former u.n. appeals judge, joining me from london to discuss the case. mr robertson, good to have you with us. i know you are closely associated with what is going on in cairo. what are you hearing about what is going on and what are your hopes? >> well i think today the cr

between the years 2050 and 2100 the south west great plains will face a persistent mega drought worse than anything seen in the past 1,000 years. nasa posted video today on you tube. they say dry conscious will be driven primarily by global warming and there is an 80 percent chance of a mega drought if climate change continues. nasa scientist studied tree ring to determine how much rain fell hundreds even thousands of years ago to make these prediction. study published in the journal of science. that is comforting. >> nothing in the forecast to come for rain. >> we are going in the other direction unfortunately. staying dry. staying warm. look like for the next week or so guys. >> the next 100 years. >> extended forecast. >> live doppler 7hd show you we are dry with partly cloudy skies out there. so talk temperature right now. it's mild. it's been a warm day and temperatures still well above normal for this time of night and year. 63 right now downtown san francisco. 55 in napa. 62 in fairfield. 63 in fremont, antioch currently 58 degrees. satellite radar will show you we had high clo

it will become intense thursday night and into friday with the wind picking up in the south and west.o the south bay by friday evening. the next from system to push in saturday night and into sunday. here is a pecan our accumulation with a foot of rain. the entire amount worth of grain. of the event that we are looking at two to 3 in. and 6 in. and the santa cruz mountains on with one to three with more showers and precipitation their current. more weather on the way! >> catherine: what we know about the creature in the can. also - another sideshow takes over the streets of oakland. >> catherine: who police now have behind bars. >> catherine: gary is up next! with more sports. >> catherine:a 26-year-old fremont man is facing a felony charge after leading the c-h-p on a high speed chase through oakland. >> catherine:he's accused of trying to get away after officers spotted him participaing in an illegal sideshow. >> catherine:this is youtube video of that sideshow - which happened early saturday morning.. the c-h-p says he's the driver in this red mustang >>".a few charges as well" >>