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it's a huge storm, the crooks of it is going to move into southern south -- southern california.the heaviest rain moving into the forecast. that's where it stands now. showers begin in the half hour or two. take a look at the computer models this is how we see it. we see the shower poised just offshore. the winds start to come up. then around 2:00 in the morning some of the heaviest wind is going to wake you up tonight. when i come back right after the break we're going to take that computer model and we're going to roll it into the afternoon commute. i'll see you back here with all the details and we'll talk more. >>> a wind advisory went into effect minutes ago and for the coast and east bay hills it started at 10:00. so far we haven't seen a lot of wind. noelle walker is live where at stinson beach where right now it's pretty calm. >> very warm. we see people out running and for a walk. that's because it's unusually calm. but that is expected to change dramatically overnight. it is the calm before the storm. a few were out enjoying a walk or sunset dinner at an unusually calm

it's a huge storm, the crooks of it is going to move into southern south -- southern california.the heaviest rain moving into the forecast. that's where it stands now. showers begin in the half hour or two. take a look at the computer models this is how we see it. we see the shower poised just offshore. the winds start to come up. then around 2:00 in the morning some of the heaviest wind is going to wake you up tonight. when i come back right after the break we're going to take that computer model and we're going to roll it into the afternoon commute. i'll see you back here with all the details and we'll talk more. >>> a wind advisory went into effect minutes ago and for the coast and east bay hills it started at 10:00. so far we haven't seen a lot of wind. noelle walker is live where at stinson beach where right now it's pretty calm. >> very warm. we see people out running and for a walk. that's because it's unusually calm. but that is expected to change dramatically overnight. it is the calm before the storm. a few were out enjoying a walk or sunset dinner at an unusually calm

to close close south from southern monterey bay south ward wide area under flash flood watch until latew night up to 8 inches of rain expected in the higher elevation. along the coast line of the san francisco bay area and down into monterey bay we have storm watch for surf advisory in effect from friday evening at 8:00 p.m. to saturday afternoon at 3:00 o'clock wave heights blowing rip current sneaker wave a possibility. rainfall total by saturday morning will be between 1 and 2"in the north bay mountains two to 4 inches in the south bay mountain. half inch over the lower elevation. overnight tonight even with the stormy conditions low pressure will be only in the low mid 50's pretty mild over night. in tomorrow scattered showers as well. high pressure in the low 60's tomorrow and here's the accu-weather 7 day fork. it's a stormy overnight period tonight. stormy throughout day today. tapering off on saturday. partial clearing chance of rain every single day in the 7 day forecast period. we need it. >> that kind of pattern in a while. another great weather resource for you follow live d

to close close south from southern monterey bay south ward wide area under flash flood watch until late tomorrow night up to 8 inches of rain expected in the higher elevation. along the coast line of the san francisco bay area and down into monterey bay we have storm watch for surf advisory in effect from friday evening at 8:00 p.m. to saturday afternoon at 3:00 o'clock wave heights blowing rip current sneaker wave a possibility. rainfall total by saturday morning will be between 1 and 2"in the north bay mountains two to 4 inches in the south bay mountain. half inch over the lower elevation. overnight tonight even with the stormy conditions low pressure will be only in the low mid 50's pretty mild over night. in tomorrow scattered showers as well. high pressure in the low 60's tomorrow and here's the accu-weather 7 day fork. it's a stormy overnight period tonight. stormy throughout day today. tapering off on saturday. partial clearing chance of rain every single day in the 7 day forecast period. we need it. >> that kind of pattern in a while. another great weather resource for you follo

to close close south from southern monterey bay south ward wide area under flash flood watch until late tomorrow night up to 8 inches of rain expected in the higher elevation. along the coast line of the san francisco bay area and down into monterey bay we have storm watch for surf advisory in effect from friday evening at 8:00 p.m. to saturday afternoon at 3:00 o'clock wave heights blowing e current sneaker wave a possibility. rainfall total by saturday morning will be between 1 and 2"in the north bay mountains two to 4 inches in the south bay mountain. half inch over the lower elevation. overnight tonight even with the stormy conditions low pressure will be only in the low mid 50's pretty mild over night. in tomorrow scattered showers as well. high pressure in the low 60's tomorrow and here's the accu-weather 7 day fork. it's a stormy overnight period tonight. stormy throughout day today. tapering off on saturday. partial clearing chance of rain every single day in the 7 day forecast period. we need it. >> that kind of pattern in a while. another great weather resource for you follow

as we get the storm tracking through the north and southe southern -- south carolina. it will come on top of snow fallen. 6 inches. ice accumulating and several numbers of on top of that. we are expecting power outages. we are going to get severe damage from this. the track of this storm, initially coming in to the south-east, and further inland to move up to the north-east. the major airports will go all the way up to d.c., philadelphia, new york and boston by the time we get to thursday and friday. >> tonight - the growing fear from a hospital in north carolina. it's a nightmare for 18 patients who have been exposed to a deadly disease. they were treated at the melbourne health forsythes center in sale 'em, with apparently the same instruments used on a patient with creutzfjseldt-jakob. >> she said it's not the hospital's fault, but they are taking full responsibility. >> i'm angry that something so little could cost me my life, and my daughter. i want grandkids, you know. i want to be there. >> joining us to talk about this is dr dmitry aldon, a liver surgeon based

closer, an ice storm warning has gone into effect for a large portion of central georgia into southern southina. this is where the ice will be 1/10 of an inch to half an inch, and then 4 inches of snow on top of that. earlier this morning, we had snow comethrough, and now ice overnight. many are advising stay home, and don't travel at all in the next 24-36 hours, because there will be a lot of ice on the roads. and it will be more rain as you get to the coast. the atlantic is going to keep it primarily rain there, but it has a lot to do with the center of low pressure. where it's located exactly over land. and how it tracks up to the northeast. so for the next 15 hours, we're monitoring ice accumulations and potential power outages. >> tonight, a break in a cold case that went unsolved for 40 year. maryland police have identified a convicted sex offender as a person of interest. 12-year-old sheila lion and her 12-year-old sister, katherine, vanished walking home from from a mall in 1975. the police believe that lloyd lee welch was there at the time. he was previously convicted of assaulting

. >> now to a developing story in south korea, a building collapsed, three college students have died during an universal orientation. it happened in the southern city 200 south of seoul. the news agency reports more than 500 students were at a welcoming party for freshmen when the building's roof collapsed. dozens are reportedly trapped. >>> secretary of state john kerry accused syrian president bashar al-assad of stalling peace talks. in a press conference in indonesia kerry calls on russia to push syria to negotiate with opposition leaders. he said assad's team has refused to talk about a transition government that would replace the regime. >> bashar al-assad is not engaged in the discussions along the promised and required standard that russia both spoke up for and the regime spoke up for, that they would come to geneva and accept the agenda of negotiations. >> the supreme leader of iran is not optimistic about nuclear talks in yemen tomorrow. last november tehran agreed to suspend parts of its nuclear enrichment operations for six months. many suspect iran of seeking to develop nuclear weapons and iran said its nuclear program is entirely

quite a break now to our south. southern maryland quiet at the moment. down 95 quiet. but there's more moisture coming in out of west virginia. everywhere that's pink, that is freezing rain. the purple colors are more of a sleet mix here. you see some of the light freezing rain returning to montgomery county and fairfax counties. as far as totals they range from a light glaze in the immediate metro. about a tenth of anism or more. two --en inch or more. two-tenths in purcelville. you see up 270 and 70, these are the areas especially the side roads, you just don't want to be on right now even into west virginia, romney, paw paw. lots of very slick, slick travel. warnings to the north, advisories here. they'll be expiring from 6:00 a.m. south to 1:00 p.m. near the pennsylvania border. we have temperatures right around 30, 33, 34. >>> overnight i was speaking to all the traffic people that were monitoring the roads overnight. they said in washington and frederick county, tons of accidents occurred, especially involved tractor-trailers. the slipping and sliding, some jackk

south. let's start with the obvious. southern is a biracial term. joseph rainey was a southern. and in no way do they believe that this was designed to punish the south because now voting rights were becoming truly democratic. when we tal talk about reconstruction be moving to give competition interesting story. one of the black congressmen and south carolina is robert smalls, born a slave and becomes a war hero. is master owned ships and so he is an a slave ship's pilot, said during the war he steals a confederate ship, sells at a charleston harbor, turned it over to the u.s. navy and becomes a war hero and then run for state office and helped write the state constitution and finally runs for congress. is raised in the south. his house is still there. his master dies during the war. smalls as cache county likes the house and he buys. is ministers is still alive and she's a little and little body, and one day she walked in the door. so what does he do? he takes her in, he gives her a room free of board, feed her, cares for her for the rest of her life. now, one story of private c

south. so there is a biracial term. joseph rainey was a southerner and in no way did they believe this was to punish the south because now the voting rights were becoming truly democratic. when we talk about the reconstruction becoming vindictive one of the black congressmen and south carolina is robert smalls who becomes a war hero and he's not a field hand. his master owned ships and so he himself was a pilot so during the war he steals a confederate ship and turns it over to become the war hero and then run run fr state office in hopes like the state constitution and finally runs for congress. he is raised in south carolina and his house is still there. the ambassador dies during the war and he likes the house and he buys it. his mistress is still alive and she's a little old and one day she walks in the door so what does he do? he takes her in it he gives her a room free of board and cares for her for the rest of her life. so, one story of private confession is admittedly anecdotal. but americans today say that it was indicative. ask them what pa

actually getting more snow than it was before and i don't i don't know the geography of the southern tip of south america but is it possible that we could see the winter games going to patagonia air or southern chile tierra del thwaite go next year. it's certainly possible it won't be for four more years but it's possible that the regional effects of climate change climatologists are still getting their head around and trying to figure out how that plays out especially in terms of snow fall overall though the big picture is it's very clear what's happening and with ninety five to one hundred percent certainty we're making the planet warmer and we're losing snow to host the winter games it takes more than just snow there needs to be infrastructure for athletes for media it's a huge operation as you can see in sochi so that factors in into scott's equation quick. quick question porter we just have like fifteen seconds left but could we see something like astroturf come along like you know football or place grass with plastic will we could they replace snow when they already have it in the u.k. it's

south. >> yes. everyone in the whole sundown town phenomena, the first thing you think about, this only happens in the southernth, it's a southern thing, and unfortunately, it's not. sundown towns are actually a larger phenomenon, and that's something that was so shocking to me when i first came across the works of dr. james lauren, who is the foremost authority on sundown towns in america, and we talked about this project i wanted to produce, and he kept reiterating, keith, you have to understand this is not a southern phenomenon, it's a northern phenomenon, which makes sense. >> why does that make sense? that's counter to what people, certainly, would think. >> during the slavery days or past slavery, because we're talking right after, of course, reconstruction, when these towns became very popular. in the southern states, you needed your workers there day in, day out, sun up, to sundown, but when you talk about going to the northern states and the northern communities, you only needed your domestic workers for a certain period of time a day to do the daily chores and after they finished, they had to leave t

south and tribal north but they merged in 1990. and the short civil war broke out four years later when southerners accused the north of going back onromise to share power and ended when they crushed the break away movement and the regions are four in the north and two in the south. and it will remain the capitol but not affiliated to any of the regions and we are in the capitol with more. >> they are not happy with the ready -- re-division of the country and may issued statements rejecting the decision the president yesterday to that effect. and the north had been more territory to be next to them and the south has been more positive about the demand and during the national discussion about the future, in the last few months the southerners demanded the south should be considered one entity and not two in the new federal system but that has been denied them. today it marks the third anniversary of the appraising that had led to the ousting of former president. more protests are expected. >> reporter: thousands of homes in the uk are under threat from flooding after the river busts its banks and the river is at the highest level in

we've started to break out of that sort of deep south southern strategy and the type of how we do that more in the book. >> you can watch this and other programs online at booktv.org. >> you've been watching booktv, 48 hours of book programming beginning saturday morning at eight eastern through monday morning at eight eastern. .. fcc chairman tom wheeler commented . joining us on "the communicators" this week to discuss this, craig aaron, who is president and ceo of free press, and former fcc commissioner rocket mcdowell -- robert mcdowell. commissioner mcdowell, can the fcc put the kibosh on comcast/time warner cable mergersome. >> guest: oh, it could, absolutely. and the department of justice could try to do so as well. sometime in the past when mergers have been proposed not necessarily at the announcement stage we've heard words such as unthinkable. they haven't put the kibosh on it just yet, and the application, i don't think, has even been filed at the fcc. but, sure, as a matter of law, its ability, it could deny the merger if it wanted to. >> host: from what you've read about

of basra the project this old wants to ultimately build a distribution channel director of south korea's southern port city of his time doing north korea and to rush out. for the project had been underway since november when president i've met with russian president palmer in and signed a memorandum of understanding. bill hall south korean companies take part in the real me with bodily season projects the unification ministry also announced it will look into this unsuspecting hands cultural understanding between the two kirby yes i'm working in various areas including sports and arts the minister emphasized however that it will also dedicate equal efforts continue to arise in north korea will try to see improvement chains with its northern neighbor. beauty and the defendants. before your dna. and another begins. get the latest line from seoul expert analysis from ages fourteen with the viewpoint of the cold its global network and why. for the odd white gold accents. he always on standby. south. somebody may dismiss the minister of oceans and fisheries on thursday after the politician true critici

south. next appearance is tomorrow in southern california.n santa clara, kris sanchez, nbc bay area news. >> they lost some money. redemption for a group of san francisco investors. they accused a well known real estate broker of walking off with more than $15 million. it's a story we first broke last year. the chief investigative reporter joins us from the newsroom with the latest. >> this started when a group of investors brought accusations and frustrations to the investigative unit after finding no resolution with state agencies and law enforcement. this is the broker, w.b. coil. we can report following our investigation that the state has concluded its own investigation and w.b. coyle has agreed to surrender his business's broker licenses. he's now effectively out of business. >> we accused, in this particular case, w.b. coyle and its corporations, really the most egregious types of violations. >> you want to explain to your investors if they are getting their money back? >> you are invited to tune in at 11:00 for our investigation. we'l

we have one saturday tracking to the south across the southern plains and east coast. it may develop into a storm after he gets out to the atlantic. sunday thatone for may give us some snow. cloudy and cold over the weekend. here or inch or two there but the reason we don't get it is because to get a big storm here, we have to have upper-level energy but it has to phase together with the storm comes up the coast and doesn't shoot up store -- up sure. trouble in the shipping lanes in the atlantic as this lows of but it will be quiet for the next day or so here. light snow and there is an indication of how the storm might low up saturday. light snow for the weekend and that is about it. 37 at midday tomorrow. chance of a light snow or snow showers, but not much. an inch or two by the time we added all up. clearing on monday and tuesday -- nextp next when they wednesday or thursday, there could be a storm but i can't give you details at the mullet. >> all we care about now is aligned to the car wash. at what we'veok got coming up in abc 7 prime time. the cooks create dese

udinese who was sacked for making inappropriate comments about a recent oil spill in waters off south korea's southern halves. and that signals out of the nation's labor market korea's unemployment rate inched up last month but dot creations sped up. this comes as more people ventured out into the job market amid signs of an economic recovery on ga has details on what this means for the domestic economy. hi airing in korea seems to be picking up amid signs that the domestic economic recovery is gaining momentum. statistics korea said wednesday that the real economy added more than seven hundred thousand jobs last month the fastest pace of expansion and twelve years that is also much larger than the gain of five hundred sixty thousand in december last year and roughly five hundred ninety thousand in november. the number of employed people in january stood at twenty four point seven million jobless rate however also inched up zero point one percentage points last month from the previous year tick to read and a half percent. the statistics agency attributes last month's rise in both top depletion and the

some have heat and electricity back but many in southern states like south carolina and georgia may spend part of the weekend in the dark. >>> the relentless winter setting records. this week's storm led to the highest number of flights cancelled in 14 years. since december 1st more than 75,000 domestic flights have been cancelled. that's the most since the department of transportation started keeping records. and traffic is finally moving after a mess on the pennsylvania turnpike just outside of philadelphia. a series of extents involving more than 100 cars and trucks backed up rush hour traffic for miles. took the crews all morning to reopen westbound lanes. >>> money talks, there's too much money in politics but not everyone agrees. randall pinkston is here. randall. >> john, it's a radical idea, tying the vote to the amount of taxes you pay. multimillionaire tom perkins. >>> tom perkins has spent most of his adult life building a fortune. not quite a billionaire but close. now in his 80s he's unabashedly wealthy. these americans are being vilified. >> frustrations have been building u

there is flooding to the south, southern upon tray bay to the national for evidence through 4:00 on saturdaying. that is the area that needs the rain the most but they are getting too much and the coast ising to be rather filled with squalls with breakers up to 20'. rip occur ends -- rip currents through 3:00 tomorrow afternoon. >> now we continue with nick in the mouth bay with problems facing drivers. you have done a great job tweeting how the driver got out safely. >> a we have noticed is drivers have to be careful as they use the roads. we are 87 southbound beyond san jose international airport and i want you to notice the track signal is warning you of a hazard. we shot this video a little while ago and you can see there standing water tawas -- was a problem and the car want through it although the cones were in place warning the drivers. the car that is stalled in the sanding water you will see why the cones were installed. it happened because of the rain in the south bay. standing water presented a hazard for the drivers and the car stalled out when the driver thought he could make it

the last couple of sprinkles here on doppler 9000 this morning, pulling away off to our south and east. southernere, dunkirk and northwestern calvert, through la plata and back from around annapolis, toward shadyside. all this is moving east. but that is all that is left over. temperatures are dropping. down to 43 in dc. mid-30s, 33 in hagerstown. a few slick spots in western maryland, where cumberland is 31. temperatures now in the teens. it is going to be a breezy day, too. winds gusting in the 20 to 30 miles per hour range. monika samtani came in this morning, all this police activity. >> reporter: northbound side of i-27 0, it was a tanker truck and car involved in a crash. it happened in local lanes and affected the main line as well. they were worried about a fuel spill. nothing was found, in fact let's take a live look at our camera, you may see flashing lights here. that is just the left over activity, but as you can see, volumes are really light. it is not affecting traffic. again it was a tanker truck and car involved. no problems on 95, springfield we are in great shape. no delays on

he we also have storm watch for flash flood watch beginning midnight from southern monteray bay southhe way down beyond national forest. 8 inches of rain up to 8 inches in the higher elevation of this renal and moving northward just a bit back up to the coast lean of san francisco bay area and down to monterey bay high surf advisory in effect from 8:00 o'clock friday evening. tomorrow evening to 3:00 o'clock saturday afternoon breakers up to 20 feet. rip current sneak away possibility turbulent weather. saturday morning at 10:00 o'clock probably see rain fall total 1 to 2 inches in the north by mountains. 2 to 4 inches in the south bay mountains anywhere from half inch to inch in the lower el vision. overnight tonight mild temperature readings. lots of written though and wind. low pressure mainly in the low 50's and tomorrow showers taper off a bit. more widely scattered by afternoon. a little break of sunshine here and there. thunderstorm in the santa cruz mountains. high tomorrow in the low 60's accu-weather 7 day forecast show dry day well mainly dry bay on sunday. actually slit ch

one of my authors who, again, was a very popular southern writer from virginia said that what the southds -- what southern literature needs is blood to nourish it but also irony, a bit of critical distance to be able to write about its most recent past. the ones who participated in the shared effort to create a version of the confederate war experience even in the postwar writings as we move into second and third generations write with support for the confederacy. most saw the war as just. there were a few women who told what i would claim as distinctly southern stories of the war who were pacifists. late 1890s turn of the century elle p glasgow wrote three books, and she did them in the reverse order. she wrote one on the populist movement of the 1890s first, and then she did one on the reconstruction era, and then she did one on the civil war. and so i look at all three of those novels. so she figured fairly prominently in my book. but that was her phrase, what southern literature needs is blood and irony. so that's where the phrase comes from. the most well known of the authors who w

you have seen anywhere from 7 to 9 inches in the hillier terrain, but down here from the south bay, the southern marin area into san francisco, it's been moderate and the south bay has been light. but it is beginning to pick up from the coast through palo alto. still san jose is lagging behind as well as livermore, but we are looking for a series of wet weather systems to continue to bring the wet weather right on through tomorrow. so anywhere from nearly 2 inches in oakland to 0.75 of an inch in san francisco and fremont, also along the coast. we'll talk about the timing of the rest of the day today through tomorrow, and good thing we're going to get a break because we will need it. >> lisa, thank you. nick smith is joining us live from the north bay this morning. nick, there's the infamous lucky drive. what are you seeing out there? >> reporter: you know, katie, a couple of things i want to point off right off the top. as we've been standing here, we can't help but notice the number of drivers that have gone past lucky drive without their lights on. the rule is if you have your windshield wipe

yeah, first round moving across the south. southerns of freezing rain and sleet in parts of texas and arkansas, louisiana, mississippi, alabama but the heart of this ice storm is really going to be across georgia and carolinas. first round moving through right now. this is nothing compared to what they will experience this time tomorrow. really from 8:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m., atlanta, georgia, you will be freezing rain and ice for many, many hours. there is 2:00 p.m. wednesday. temperature around 29. that will hover from 8:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. freezing rain, ice, in your forecast. could be crippling with and devastating with power outages for days, weeks in this area. unfortunately people need to prepare now for the worst. looking a the future radar, atlanta, mississippi, parts of alabama. really core of the ice will be across the southeast in towards the carolinas. we'll see significant snow as well, really from d.c. up towards philadelphia. interior sections of northeast as nor'easter will develop wednesday through friday and bring sign

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we've started to break out of that sort of deep south southern strategy and the type of how we do that more in the book. >> you can watch this and other programs online at booktv.org. >> you've been watching booktv, 48 hours of book programming beginning saturday morning at eight eastern through monday morning at eight eastern. ..

when you look at that map and you see that there are other not just exclusive to the south, i'm a southerner, and i know that people often associate the south with some type of anted, this is speckled throughout our country. >> and i hope that states throughout the country look at what's happened here in arizona and say this is not the type of policy we want to push forward. the economic impacts are huge, the social impacts are enormous. it doesn't make for an exclusive america that i think is our true core values. it's what's really concerning is here in arizona it's a whole series of bills. it's another bill moving through the house that again attacks the lbgt community, special through saying who can and cannot officiate marriages, and framing that conversation. so, you know, this is just one of a whole series of bills that really attack the lbgt community and minority groups. it's really unacceptable. >> arizona democratic state representative clinco, thank you for your time this morning >> thank you very much. >>> a federal judge in texas has struck down the state's ban on same-sex marr

southern states mississippi, alabama, south carolina filled out the top five, and red states in general than blue states. >> coming up, far from a model industry - growing concerns about the treatment of america's most beautiful >> if any industry's female employees suffered a sexual harassment rate of 30% it would probably be shut down. according to a survey, that's what it's like for models in the fashion industry. while the industry is enjoying a moment in the spotlight with new york's fashion week questions are raised about the mental and physical health of those that walk the runways and pose in magazines for top designers. >> i'm joined by the executive director of model alliance, aiming to bring change and ethical standard to the mod modelling world. also a former model who is a graphic designer and member of model alliance. great to have you both here. it's shocking to look at the numbers. >> a survey showed 30% of our models were sexually harassed. three-quarters were exposed to drugs. my experience, that seems la. how does that happen. well, yes, i started modelling when i was

south. it will head into southern california. here is our timing. 11:00 tonight to 2:00 a.m., by 5:00 a.m.one. get ready for improving conditions and lots of sunshine. most of the damage we told you today in the mountains has been in the form of rain. blue canyon five inches of rain. because the system is moving so quickly we just have a winter weather advisory through 4:00 a.m. tomorrow. four inches at lake level, it's a about it. so here sr. a look at our highs for tomorrow. up every 50s to low 60s, partly sunny. and maybe bring in more rain next weekend. so we have a nice day tomorrow afternoon, we'll start to dry out a little bit. we really needed the rain and i think we got it, at least the north bay got exactly what they needed. we just didn't need all of the flooding. live on the roof, i'm lee glasser. >> she was here with sports tonight. >> big announcement today, an all american missouri defensive linemen told espn today that he is gay. he was the defensive player of the year. he told coaches and teammates in august and they supported him 100%. he decided to come out after playing

push south and that push of cold air thanks in part to the jet stream which has dipped well south the southernh of the jet actually coming across california with some much- needed rain. snow pack in the sierras was 4% to 6% of normal. they are desperate because that's the water supply come spring and summer. little bit of wintery weather in west texas and that's the system overnight pulling away and taking the clouds with it. so for us, we sit in a good ot but have to watch the southwest because we'll get some energy tomorrow. that's why i'm thinking during the day tomorrow. flurries or even a period of light snow. could put a dusting to perhaps i'm thinking a half inch i don't think we're going to see k that much precip. 40 degrees today. cold and dry. clouds thicken up tonight. we'll be down in the 20s and upper 20s in town and low to mid-20s in the suburbs. tomorrow 35 with some flurries and light snow at times. should not be a big deal. not even going yellow tomorrow. i think maybe more we'll go yellow but 35 during the day and light snow and roads are safe. just wet. 39 on sunday with aga

this will reach as far south as southern california this week, but we are going to monitor it. this will be where -- and then we're going to monitor something across the gulf of mexico, and it could be a snow event for the mid-atlantic and the northeast. another busy week ahead. i hope you'll still love me. >> i do, but you can remind me when i complain about it being too hot. >> yes, someday. >> thank you so much. >> you got it. >>> eric? >> 600 million more to medicate, almost 40% of that was filling in the renege of the government that they made. that commitment will not be there, and taxpayers will be on the hook. they will not be on the hook in wisconsin. >> that's scott walker criticizing the health exchanges this morning. with five weeks to go to try to reach the enrollment deadline, democrats like governor o'malley are defending the plan, saying obamacare is working. >> it's going much better and will continue to improve. the main goal and the larger battle is to bring down the costs of health care, which is keeping us from being a more job-generating country. if every

the southern plains, the deep south getting in on the wintery mess.have reports of freezing rain and sleet through part of texas, arkansas, louisiana, mississippi, alabama, georgia, georgia and the carolinas, though, bulls eye for ice storm. as we head to the overnight and tomorrow. already getting some significant snow across the mountains of the carolinas, and here is the ingredients that we need. we have 32 degrees at the surface. a cold layer of air then all the moisture coming from the gulf of mexico falling through the cold layer of air. so freezing rain is definitely going to be occurring. really from period of time from 8:00 a.m. until 8:00 p.m. for atlantic georgia we could see accumulation of over a half of inch. the city will shut down, obviously. we could be dealing with power outages for days if not weeks across the area if the forecast panels out. it looks really, the potential for catastrophic across portions of georgia and the caroline. that's the pink shading. it continues for a period of hours toward wednesday evening. then north of

south. to start with the obvious. hiram revels was a southern.joseph rainey was a southerner in no way did they believe that this was designed to punish the south because now voting rights were becoming truly democratic. when we talk about reconstruction beans and dave, here's an interesting story. one of the black congressmen in north carolina is robert smalls. he becomes a war hero. his master on ships and so he infected cement slave ship's pilot. during more he still is a confederate can associate to the navy and becomes a war hero, then runs for state office of the house or the state constitution of the u.s. for congress. he is raised in this house in south carolina. the house is still there. his master dies during the war. he likes the house and he buys it. his agent mistress is still alive and she's a little old and a little doggie. when a shoebox in the door and she is home. so he takes therein. he gets to reaffirm, freeboard, feature, cares for her for the rest of her life. now, one story a private compassion is admittedly anecdotal. amer

police said the so called new bridge operation targeted a cocaine trafficking route from south america to the southern italian port of geo colorado the head of the us france and the sicilian mafia with the collaboration enjoying get to a crime syndicate earlier today just after midnight in brooklyn new york and as the sun rose here in italy. american and italian lawn forcing agents simultaneously conducted coordinated operations to strike at the heart of international organized crime working together. american and italian officers executed two dozen arrests. conducted numerous unlawful searches and seizures of hundreds of thousands of us dollars. to read are said to have departed members of the infamous gambino and fernando crime family is really seven arrested in new york in one of the most significant organized crime best two years. over the past two years. american and italian law enforcement agents working with prosecutors in your. and in calabria has infiltrated the sophisticated criminal organizations known as the saga. and the gambino crime family. of course minister. using techniques like unde

as for the weather the southern regions are at the edge of the high pressure system which is why it is cloudy down there. well tomorrow the clouds will the few showers down south which will hopefully wash away some of that toxic dust. most of the southern regions will get five to twenty millimeters of precipitation. every no rain is forecast in the central regions of the fine cast will remain as for tomorrow's numbers towel tops out at fifteen degrees while cities down south reach eleven living on sale at their beats and presenting peaks at twelve degrees. meanwhile four to add a can that make it through ten and two minus one victories respectively in it. all right thank you brother for that and that its air broadcasts on this cheesy guy i mean by getting chilled tomlin things watching all season. if international audiences are all interested in this isn't the same way that american audiences are and they're interested in you know in america mrs they're also interested in this is from other countries because that again they're interested in the genre itself in the format in the way that that format this kind of existential and answers questions about good and

basically for the southern half of the bay area, this moisture is moving into the south and west. so with that, the rain showers, the coverage has been increasing. here is a oasis closer inspection of the radar, closer to south san francisco, san mateo, extending across the bay, towards mountain view and sunnyvale. to increase the shower active, mostly light, but a few moderate cells out there as well. this will be the trend, the theme in the short-term, basically over the next two to three hours with the rain showers increasing in coverage. it is just a short-term deal because tomorrow most of your sunday in fact, will be dry. for tonight, mostly cloudy skies, some scattered showers as we already showed you out here. our live camera looking out towards the bay bridge in san francisco across the bay. tor tomorrow, wind speeds do pick up, we think around 10-20 miles per hour and the extended, sun-cloud mix with a few extra clouds by late tuesday into wednesday morning. overnight lows first thing tomorrow morning for your sunday it will be cooler than this morning. cooler air behind

the government of southern sudan, including all the political parties and its governance in south sudan. many others to date who feel they have been excluded for their political space has been induced very much in charge of running the show. implementation of the agreement, organization of the election and the referendum. overseeing economic development. so by and large, i would tend to think that it is not fair to assume that space was reduced for those. yet unfortunately, the results of the violence has led to a lot of cost and materials for the people of south sudan. it is unfortunate. we are determined to find and input and this is what is calm through the conclusion of the ceasefire. we think the way forward now is an inclusive dialogue. that inclusive dialogue did not end after the violence. authorities have been in dialogue with other groups, many of whom recall that s. plm d.c. was an operation for a very long time after the former minister of foreign affairs contested against the president and decided to get into exile and not come in for the collaboration of independence. but

get the chance to rise back up and at times but it's a relief that the southern regions have won on this now if that is down south have washed away some of that toxic particles. and thirdly the southern regions are under the influence of the low pressure trough which is why it is free there tomorrow technically not until province would get twenty to sixty millimeters of precipitation. the central regions will be stuck with the fine cast for a while because there's no rain forecast there anytime soon fbi another one i went into a house of the day at four degrees with a high of thirteen mi ma cities down south in the low teens smoking on sale at their present at the time to do all the gifts do that. mid teens while quilt tops out. banks well think it wouldn't trade that and that its air broadcast on the twenty day i'm inviting sell them showman thanks for watching season. as you. i'm beginning to sink in and race time and raced up and kind of acting family your mind my brother's new system musician my sister selectors my mother is an actress director and my uncle's an actor. i was so years older than my mother saw

there is the satellite and it is swinking north to south and into southern california.nd rain is falling for tonight. as it pushes out. here is future cast. and some clouds and heavy fog in the morning a mixture of clouds and sunshine. as we go through the day. spinning down the coast but i think that those for the most part will stay over the ocean and cold readings for tomorrow afternoon and low 50s with sun and clouds. here is the 7 day around the bay. tuesday mostly sunny. wednesday increasing clouds. light rain for the evening. lasting into thursday. dry day with sunshine and then the storm coming in heavy rains for saturday night sunday into monday. vicy. >>> a heart felt send off for an olympic hopeful in san jose. >> that was the packed gym where the student body of some 1700 put together a send off for their classmate. the sophomore is heading off to the games in sochi she will be the youngest member of the figure skating team. she has been practicing in san jose since she was 20 months old. she was named to the team following her performance at the national co

southern new england. certainly ski resorts will be happy with that. no additional snow accumulations across south jersey and southern pennsylvania or southern connecticut for that matter. let's turn ahead to this weekend, where everybody wants to know where there be a big snowstorm along the coast. right now, it does not look like it. that's not to say it's not going to happen. some of the guidance we were looking at earlier did suggest there might be a coastal storm. this one looks like there are two pieces of energy that are coming together at different times and they do not combine forces in a way that will produce a big storm along the east coast. doesn't mean there won't be snow but it just might not be the big storm that some may have been anticipating early, but stay tuned for further details. you know things change. back to you. >> darn. i wanted a nor'easter. didn't you? i wanted a lot more snow coming this way. >> i'm done. i am so done. >> we are all so done. this is steve liesman, obviously. we want to look at the impact, you can imagine all this snow is going to have an impact on the

. >> we got a shot of this now and it will be moving through the carolinas, southern part of south carolinan north carolina this afternoon of short and end across alabama. in the meantime cold low-level air is whistling in so when the next batch of precipitation comes in it looks to me like atlanta at is going to have a problem. sleet and snow in the upstate of south carolina. very late tonight and tomorrow and spread northeast and the place to be with the biggest snow with this may be your old stomping grounds in south-central virginia. there maybe a foot and a half to a foot of snow all the way to the suburbs of d.c. philadelphia, new york city and boston. there will be a real fight in the i-95 of corridor thursday between warmer air coming off of the atlantic and snow holding on and the big problem, we have a problem with icing in the south. and the problem, there will be a lot. the big problem on the i-95 corridor is a lot of snow and ice laying on trees, more power outages in southeastern pennsylvania tuesday and wednesday and we may be dealing with power outages with this because it m

. >> southern california is moving north. it's coming up from the south to the north. >> you would have to invest the million year cycle, not weeks or years. maybe millions of years from now, part of los angeles will be in the bay area. >> for better or worse. >> yes. >> this is a tough question. >> those other ones weren't tough. >> this is a really easy challenge. are the smaller ones less stress? >> yes. the amount released in small earthquakes is that they are so small in you need many of those. >> i think would you probably have to have maybe hundreds of magnitude earthquakes of 4.7. >> so small earthquakes are not making our lives better in the future? >> not anyway that you can count on. >> i have heard that buildings in san francisco are on rollers and isolated? >> it's not true. it's a conventional foundation like almost all the circumstances buildings in san francisco. >> the trans-america was built way before. it's a pretty conventional foundation design. >> i have heard about this thing called the triangle of life and up you are supposed to go

south. governors in seven southern states have already declared emergencies.torm will make its way north in the overnight hours. washington, d.c. make it up to four inches in new york city, three inches. more than 2500 flights have already been canceled. for the commodities report. su keenan is standing by in the newsroom with the details. inback to explosive gains natural gas. coffee futures have jumped more than 35% since november a windows two together have put commodities to a six-week high today before they gave back some gains. meanwhile, call in the janet yellen effect. gold rising to a three-month high today on the fence outlook. one strategist says you have janet yellen and james bullard picking it clear that the fed is hurry to endin a stimulus. silver in its longest run of gains since 2011. natural gas was in rally mode again today, rallying the past but getting back those gains right before the close. as one trader said, the market is finally finding the big supply picture. some predict more volatility, like what we saw at the close today. ahead of

>> the south initially asked for the southern region, the former southern republic of yemen to be one province in this federal situation, but that was refused to them, that was denied them, and announcement of six provin provinces includes two provinces from the south. so it includes two provinces instead of one, so they have not been given what they wanted. and we see the demands, and they want to encroach on most of the land in the north. that has been denied, even though the wider province have now been united into one province. so everybody has got what the they--so not everybody has got what they wanted but that is compromise means, and change in country is considered a giant step ahead for the nation. >> live for us, thank you. >>> turkey and israel are closer than ever to making up. the relations between the two countries soured when israel raided a turkey aid ship. they were part of an aid convoy trying to take goods to the east gaza strip. the recent weeks there has been agreement on compensation. >> bilateral talks are under way. apart from the conversation lifting the embar