most facilities like spring creek are operating in maximum capacity.e the overcrowding, about a third of alaska's inmates are sent to private facilities in arizona. that's our report. thanks for watching. i'm john seigenthaler controversy over how president obama talks about isis. >> doesn't invoke the sense that he loves this country. >> ask yourself. >> we're not at war with islam. we're at war with people who have perverted islam. >> really sound much different than this. >> by no means a war against islam. >> plus, after another week of unspeakable atrocities committed by isis, the threat abroad and the threat at home. i'll be joined by homeland security secretary jeh johnson. >> as kevin spacey from house of cards moves into the white house -- >> there is but one

in 1985, crystal lyons filed suit against the "big spring herald." claiming jones hadn't taken the proper precautions when backing his truck out of the parking lot. the unfortunate accident would mean a lifetime of neurological difficulties for vicky and crystal wanted justice. >>> vicky lyons needed dozens of surgical procedures because the accident damaged her hearing, vision, and sense of balance, but she was able to attend school. >> they just asked me if i'm like mentally retarded or if i had a stroke. i'd rather them ask me what happened then like sit there and stare at me. >> there was no way to just do what the doctors had suggested, which is put her in a wheelchair and just forget her. i couldn't do that. she's my child. i love her. >> crystal lyons says she didn't sue the "big spring herald" just for financial motives. she wanted them to take responsibility for the accident that left her daughter permanently disabled. >> i wanted everybody to know the truth. and in order for vicky to get the appropriate medical attention and have a life tha

very thorough explanation of what to expect this spring in housing. jed kolko with trulia. >> thank you very much. >>> for the new home buyers and homeowners as spring nears, people tackle projects like renovations and landscaping. and that's good news for companies like home depot and lowe's. home depot will add 80,000 workers for spring selling season which is its busiest time of year and that matches the number of people hired last year for its part, lowe's will add more than 30,000 seasonal workers. that's a good thing. t sign. people fixing up. >> that does it for this special edition of "nightly business report." i'm sue herera. thanks for watching. >> thank you as well from me. i'm tyler mathisen. have a great evening, everybody and we'll see you . >> narrator: welcome to "film school shorts," a showcase of the most exciting new talent from across the country. experience the future of film, next on "film school shorts." "film school shorts" is made possible by a grant from maurice kanbar, celebrating the vitality and power of the moving image,

day four of spring training and everyone is accounted for. the pitchers are here, the position players are here. tomorrow, wednesday, the physicals. thursday the first full squad practice. now, next thing you know, we'll be talking about march 5th. that's when the nats open here at space coast. the gang is all here in vieira. every nats pitcher and position players finally reported to spring training. >> everybody is optimistic. >> so are the fans that waited at every corner to grab a loose ball, get an autograph. >> thanks a lot. we appreciate it. >> support from the fans and for them to make an effort to come all the way down here to see us a great tribute to them and we try to give back as much as we can. >> the first full squad workout is thursday. players say that spring season opener against the nats couldn't come any sooner. >> getting excited to face a hitter and not your own hitter and get the thing started. >> switching gears from baseball to basketball. the whiz have a big one tonight. the golden state warriors or the best team in

this year's spring spruce is set for april 11th. spring spruce is set! >> good. >> how about that?11th. it makes sense. it's hard time to think about spring cleaning now. >> please tell me by april 11 we might be a little bit warmer? >> i guarantee spring will be here by july! guaranteed. >> you are so good like that. i know i can count you on you, tom. >> here we are on a frigid morning. hour-by-hour today it ought to be back up to 10 by 8:00. >> yeah, 10! woo hoo. >> by noontime low and mid 20s. we'll have lots of sun and thankfully not much wind today. highs maybe near 30. that's by mid afternoon in the metro area. back down to the mid 20s by 5:00 p.m. with some increasing clouds and a very light winter through the day. look at the temperatures now. dulles down to 1 below. shattering the old record by 15 degrees. the old record was 14 above and it's now. look at zero in frederick. one above in leesburg much of the shenandoah valley near zero. whenever so you have a know cover clear sky with a calm wind that's where the temperatures plummet. not as much snow. it's in the teens no

that's about the flight time down to palm springs.a flight to or from the area likely going to have to wait. the president has precedent driving around anywhere. because of that there will be flight delays for people leaving the bay area or leaving los angeles. no flight delays for the president of the united states. pretty much go when you want to go. air stairs moving away from air force one here as the president leaves the bay area after a three-day visit heading to palm springs for a little vacation. live at sfo abc 7 news. >> cornell, thank you very much. as you see in that live picture as we zoom out right now, the official takeoff time is supposed to be in about three minutes or so. skedcheduled for 8:35 this morning. you can see san francisco police just drove by in the shot there. signed an executive order as well as the private secondtor to share more information about cyber security threats. that was really again one of the highlights of the trip over to stanford university for that cyber security summit. again, as cornell

the spring slodz him down just a little bit. >> the spring is not quite what i want today to be.ing i want to do is some pen state for it and set off a chain reaction. so right ankle. >> how did you do it. >> stepped on a baseball. >> oh, that will do it every time. >> also at spring training already the big base ryan howard lost weight in the off season we're told and phillies start spring training games. good luck fellows we'll be following him. >> north carolina rookie 5 and 1 in the season. ray emorry out. and so is goalie steve mason. >> check out the shot clock buzzer beater by isaiah cannon. cannon ball. that ends first second. second half damage took over. finished with 29 points on 11 for 14 shooting and heat beat sixers 119 to 108. sixers in mill wawngy i erika back to you. >> coming up next half hour of eyewitness news following latest on missing toddler. her father took her from her home after a domestic dispute. listen to what police have about her whereabouts and road klosh lures. a tanker exploded forcing ramp to 30 to close. when the roadway may we rop. and return

who is ready for spring? speaking of hot. >> i think everyone is. and you know at least we have some somewhat milder temperatures ahead. yeah. coming by next wednesday but you know today it's been cold and we had a little snow. you can see a little blip right there. if you caught it. you were fast enough to see it. this is one of the weather bug cameras in prince william county. in woodbridge virginia and i will show you our live super doppler located in bowie and anyways, it is picking up on a few showers, snow showers into southern maryland into southern st. mary's county and into southern calvert as well. for the most part this is associated with an upper level that's pretty much moving on out. but is it cold outside? our average this time of year is 50 degrees and we're nowhere near that. 30 degrees in quantico as well as in lexington park. it feels a little cooler especially with the winds blowing out of the northwest anywhere between 10 and 20 miles an hour. and radar shows the bigger picture. we had that front still moving well off shore.stil

police say the victim was maced and robbed, in spring garden. investigators say that attack could be connected to other this month. >> right now just past 513:67:89 want to check in with katie. at least it is friday, we got that going for us. >> we got that going for us. still cold outside. but also, generally speaking, some pretty nice weather for the next two days. now, if some of are you walking out the door, finding flurries out, there i don't want you shock by. that will there is a reason for t more than anything, wind flow turning more out of the northwest, so helping to bring in one little pocket of leftovers from a system retreating and again that wind flow can make that happen. let's take you on outside though, i want to show you what's also left over from yesterday, in rehoboth. the piles and mounds, trying to say both at one time, left over from the snow that came into the rehoboth area yesterday, and, you know, definately some clean to up do since yesterday. but at least the snow that has been falling from the sky has since retreated

spring. of course, one good thing about this snow it's good for making snowballs. that's about it right now. one person that's definitely ready for spring virginia governor terry mcauliffe who said yesterday on wtop that vdot has already blown through its budget of $150 million for plowing roads across the commonwealth. live in alexandria, jeff goldberg, abc 7 news. >> ok jeff thank you. speaking of budgets, abc 7 also reached out to d.c. and then several maryland jurisdictions today about their snow budget. the maryland state highway administration tells us that before today's snow it was $36 million over its budget already. it also already used 243,000 tons of salt. montgomery county tells us it budgeted $9.5 million for snow this winter and has already spent $15 million. we did not hear back from the district or prince george's county. >> the snow is also putting school systems in a bit of a bind whether it comes to the snow day budget. arlington county is the complicated one with one day

you mentioned three weeks left until spring. howev, ea during the month of march we saw over a foot ofsnow. so we're not quite done with the snow jus yet. we're no i done with this cold pattern just yet either. althoughh time we're talking act at least one day around 60, right? that's right. that's our way next week. for sda though, a chance for a bit of wintry weather, a little of snow and rain movinin area so, that's the nt s we're really going b tracking as well as that acti pattern for ne week. he ware saturday, 32 sunday,39. but of c falling through the aft and evening hours, monday,40% chance of light rain. the high 43. there'sr 60 on wednesday. so we get rain this time. naturly w days out so there a chance that could change. ways go to check back and download storm team 4 weather app, nbc washington as well. >>> todas snoall is making it difft travelers at our airports. so far 40 from reagan national have bee canceled more than 100 delayed. about a dozen flights from washitoes have also been canceled about 10 at bwi marsh

in the spring it will be a different picture. more than 25,000 visitors pass through the gates on a busy day. when high schools let out for spring break, violence has broken out on more than one occasion. last year, two young people were wooded on easter monday by gunfire. the zoo is now close to an act new security measures. >> i think it's really sad we've come to this point where we have to have security. >> this personal members the headlines last spring and in years past. according to the zoo, the new controls will be implemented on high-volume days. it could include a metal detectors, back-checks, limiting the number of entrance points, and monitoring capacity level, while reserving the right to restrict access until levels normalize. >> it's not different than what many zoos around the country do in those circumstances. is very consistent with what the smithsonian does in general. >> i think if they think it's necessary, do it. >> it's sad that there is so much violence that people are contemplating that. >> jennifer donel

spring training tonight. >> reporter: full squad worked out of spring training, up earlier today it workedd day of spring training and cam hudson. and a bullpen stage session. repaired back to b.p.. to be doing better. both she was told by one of the reporters they look tired. >> gary: both she was so tired that we turned out the lights we will have more from spring training. >> gary: 20 years ago when kate was forced to call for with what i do for a living i remember a cheerful deal with pam on how i will put my kids through college no one watches local sports. pam, says the nine get but do not ever give up. >> pam: (laughter) >> gary: what i did this give the stuff that you do not get from anywhere else. >> reporter: >> gary: reggie bush and kim kardashian and a together for three years. and the kardashian said they did need anymore and he was tossed away. >> gary: today he was cut for today he was cut from the detroit lions. he has been all over, nor lanes. >> gary: new orleans. >> gary: kim kardashian first athletics lover. >> pam: 92 many people keep up with her love life like you do,

they want spring weather. the robins are here.me when it started snowing, i saw the canadian geese flying north. a little early, guys. snow season totals here we are. we've seen over two feet of snow out towards dulles thus far. national is seeing just over a foot and bwi just under. this is through the end of february. last year we saw another foot of snow and towards national. so we're not quite done with winter just yet. march can be a snowy month like last year. winds out of the south at 5 miles per hour. we're dealing with cloud cover. most of the area is now below freezing, 28 gaithersburg, 28 baltimore, 28 huntingtown. look at that pawtuxet river with inches of snow. 20 degrees there, 28 in winchester. we're seeing the ice reform just as we've seen just about every night. give yourself time on those roadways. storm team 4 radar quiet for the most part. a few showers up and around baltimore county. this is all the snow we had overnight and into early this morning. that's now gone. but we're still watching this little system

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below downtown silver spring. we don't know exactly what that bus hit. the officials tell us driver had to slam on the brakes there and we know that two students were hurt with nonlife threatening injuries. kevin lewis is heading his way there now and we'll check in with him as soon as we hear back from him. gladiators, listen up. time for this week's "scandal" scoop. tonight we'll see if the president makes progress in his quest to save olivia. >> a character that wreaked havoc last season is making a return. >> first thing to point out about tonight's episode is just within the past few days shonda ryhmes and abc changed the title from "full circle" to "gladiators don't run." certainly an interesting development considering the title of the winter premiere a few weeks ago was "run." tonight, we will all watch as countries around the world begin to bid on olivia pope. you know that olivia flipped the tables on her kidnapper convincing him to break his bet with the vice president. >> check in on my project? >> she

nationals spring training starts today. in the 50s.tle resentful, but in the 50s along the space coast of florida will nats will be playing. a lot of experts say the team is a good bet to go back to the playoffs. if you're thinking of starting spring training early, tickets go on sale just a few hours from now. games start two weeks there today. >> something to look forward to. >> 29 days until spring for us. in case you're keeping track. >> i'm counting every minute. >>> even as we're thinking about spring we have to celebrate our newest pat collins snow stake winner. >> congratulations to her 15-year-old and her pet bird sunshine. hundreds of you sent your pictures to us. is this the is the picture of sunshine. he has a little snowman. she brought to him because she couldn't take him outside. thank you for everyone who submitted all your wonderful pictures. and what could be better than a pat collins snow stick. that's a huge prize. you can take part in the next snow stick challenge. >> and earlier that it was a parakeet. on facebook

me commissioner president murase may i ask to be sent the individual scorecards so the spring proposed one and also the revised one we just approved. >> absolutely. >> thank you very much i'll request you send it to all the board members the link to the scorecard thank you very much. >> thank you next item is m discussion of other educational issues we have a presentation update on sfusd health education a program and 20 public speakers so i ask if you're here for public comment try not to repeat what's before brought to the board and i'll pass to superintendent carranza. >> thank you commissioner president murase so i want to remind us this is an important presentation we want to thank the committee for coming back to do the presentation i'd like to invite kevin and kim to lead the presentation. >> good evening commissioner president murase and superintendent carranza and commissioners the bruvengs i'm kevin truit the social superintendant we're here to give a health education annual update i want to start by saying that health education is perhaps more important in this district more

come spring it will be a much different picture. more than 25,000 visitors can pass through the gates on a busy day. when high schools let out for spring break -- violence has broken out on one occasion. just last year two young people were wounded by gunfire on easter monday. after a year of meetings the zoo is poised to enact new security measures as a result aimed at stopping those guns from blasting outside its gates. >> i think it's sad that we've come to this point where we have to have the security. >> mary williamson of arlington remembers the headlines last spring and in years passed. according to the zoo and those familiar with the planning the new controls will be implemented on high volume days and could include metal detectors, bag checks limiting the number of entrance points and monitoring capacity levels while reserving right to restrict access until numbers normalize. >> it's not different to what many zoos around the country do in those circumstances and consistent to what the smithsonian does in general. everybody

it is the cherry blossom festival a sign that spring is near. people come from all over to see the 60-year-old trees. nbc meteorologist bill karins is here. snow slammed boston, will we ever see signs of a cherry blossom? >> we're only to the middle of february. in washington, d.c., the famous cherry blossoms early april, late march. this is very early. maybe it's just parts of the south and a warm climate. >>> it's not going to rainy time soon for many areas of the west. what we have in the barrel is what we have for the month so far. about two inches in san francisco, didn't atd add much yesterday. seattle 3 poichb 76 inches. we got the rain we needed in many areas of the northwest, but not the desert southwest. definitely not southern california. the warmth is going to be the story. yesterday 78 in l.a. 83 in phoenix, typical this time of year with 50s in the northwest. still very warm for this time of year throughout the inner mountain west. it's been very difficult to get people to go to the slopes when it's been this warm throughout the ro

the phillies truck was packed today for spring training.rs and catchers report a week from today. >>> so much for john clark, this is not clear water and it is very cold. >> especially tomorrow morning. all day. it will feel)lbg below zero degrees. by the time you walk out tomorrow morning, bundle up. do not have exposed skin tomorrow. in the morning it will feel like minus five to minus 15. in the afternoon it will feel around 10 degrees. saturday we have know with smaller accumulations. sunday and monday morning it will feel below zero zenagain. by the way, i have good news. 35 days 19 hours, 15 minutes and 43'me$p(jtj until spring. >> let the countdown begin. we're almost there. we're almost there. >> that makes us hopeful, thank you. >>> that is nbc 10 at 11:00. stay warm, everybody. >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart of new york city, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon." tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- colin firth, jack mcbrayer and triumph the insult comic dog

go home you don't need it. >> lie derek said spring bedivision on march 30th but meteorology cal springse march 1st. that's eight days away and spring not in sight, not at least for this week so they're going to run about 15 to 20 degrees below average. before we talk about that let's talk about the refreeze overnight and the breezy conditions tomorrow. i love this complain. >> there's the snowman on the left the melting snowman on the right. whatever is melting today, it's going to freeze up. some delays are possible i think cancellations would be unlikely. as we get under way, when you factor in the wind it's going to feel like windchill temperatures are in the teens, and the remained the week is pretty quiet, but temperatures about 15 to 20 degrees below where they should be for this time of year. i think the main roads for the most part should be okay. of course you want tore caring of. secondary roads, some icy sfots there for sure. sidewalks, if they weren't treated today, they will be solid sheets of ice tomorrow. if you wack to work you want to keep that in mind. the school daye

kimberly: you had a taste of spring during spring training. robert: notice the tan? kimberly: absolutely. robert: coming up, the hoyas trying to make a case for their spot in the postseason. and it is senior day on college park. >> and now the toyota sports desk, brought to you by your local toyota dealers. >> terp fans rushed the court tuesday after the victory over wisconsin. college park, where it is senior day. the final home game for dez wells. before the game, very emotional day for the senior. first half, 24-21 terps. dez wells gets way up in the air for the rebound. maryland ended the half, leading. the terps up 9. later in the second, check out this pass from melo trimble knocks down maryland's 11th three-pointer of the game, a season-high. the terps win. georgetown and st. john's. the red storm leading in the first half. jordan from beyond the nba line. the only bright spot for georgetown was smith-rivera, who finished with 27, including this deep trey. st. john's continues their hot streak in the second half. philip green drained six threes helping the sto

of spring. we'll see the time change on the 8th of march so that's getting close, spring forward. 48 degrees in san jose, 45 degrees in san martin and kicking off the day 46 degrees in livermore. thanks for waking up with us each and every morning. weather story of the day abundant sunshine, unseasonably warm for today, by about 10 to 15 degrees. we're going to blow way past your seasonal averages as of lunch time today, that 69 degrees at noon in the south bay. 67 degrees on the peninsula, and 66 degrees in san francisco, rounding out the day in the mid-70s. 74 degrees for the peninsula today and 74 degrees is the high on the east shore. if you're looking for something to do, let me help you make those plans, taking a look first at your beach forecast for today. fly you into pacifica, we're going to see some pretty good looking conditions. we had the rough seas over the past couple days. no longer the case. 69 degrees for today, fly you down to half moon bay, 71 degrees, spectacular and of cour

and running water. >> spring water back and forth back and forth.s frustrateing. >> reporter: again mr. coats believes it was the streets department work back in november that caused all of this trouble. as for the water department, they told me shortly after 6:00 o'clock tonight they were investigating the situation and would get back to me quote very shortly. since then not a word. coats family still without running water and now running out of patience. iain. >> i can imagine. bruce, thank you. >>> soon be five new charter schools in philadelphia. emotions flared over the decisions made tonight by the school reform commission. this is what happened after the first new charter school was approved. protesters got out of their seats and sat on the floor disrupting the meeting and police eventually took several of them out of the room. four people got citations for the disruption. the board look at 39 new charter school applications in all. opponents to the new schools say they take away funding funding for existing schools that need it. >> atlantic

happened in one of these silver spring apartment buildings behind me. a young man exposed himself to a 36-year-old woman before he took off into another one of these buildings and found another victim. this one he attacked. she was willing to go on camera for us tonight to tell us her story. >> i realize that things like this happen all the time. >> reporter: you just don't think it will happen to you. >> it was surreal. >> reporter: this 20-year-old silver spring woman was nearly raped. >> i don't think anyone should feel that scared. >> reporter: just a few feet from her front door. >> it was not late. it was 10:30. >> reporter: she walked into her apartment building at the hampshire west apartments in silver spring. in the lobby stood a man in his 20s or 30s. >> i had never seen him before. >> reporter: he began talking to her thinks in spanish, though slurring his words. when he began smoking marijuana, she said it frightened her, but what happened next angered her. >> he then took out money from his pocket and offered it to me and my guess was that

i'm just warming you for spring training. layton springs into the lane and scores with four seconds left. look at the jayhawks, a chance to win the game? oh, does not go. the mountaineers upset no. 8 kansas 62-61. you know why that's a big deal? in time of year that kind of win will get you into the dance. they needed a quality win and beat this team for their 20th win of the year. the madness continues. >> march madness. >> barry jeter, think he makes >>> david letterman is next with matthew perry. >> our tuesday morning newscast will xñyÑ5Ñ >> announcer: the following is a paid advertisement for the swivel sweeper max brought to you by ontel products.

the club for spring training and rollins likely the first of their core players expected to be tradeduld cole hamels said today he would like to be traded. he would like to go to a winner and it's not going to happen here. >> i don't think rebuild is a mentality that i have. >> stay what you want about the phillies but ryan sandberg will not say the word rebuild even though manager ruben amaro made is clear that everybody is available to be traded and they expect the veterans to be here and help the younger players and to win. >> we could be a surprise to people, we talk about cole hamels and cliff lee and chase utley, and howard you are talking about guys that like to win and are used to winning and good attitudes. >> the phils expect howard to have a good attitude even though ruben amaro said the phillies would be better off without him. >> to see him in the spring and prepare him to get ready he is here and he is right now unless he gets unseated. he is the first base man. >> sandberg had a long talk about howard a month ago to clear the air, howard had a tough season last year, hi

i'm not kidding i'm pulling out all my spring clothes. it's hard to say goodbye to winter with shots of flurries in them. that's what we have at 09, the pennsylvania turnpike. it's not affecting traffic too much. we have a disabled vehicle that cleared at 309 on to the turnpike. traffic is moving better. it's not that big of a deal. slow it down a little bit as you travel around the area. let's take you to new castle county. 100 bridge at new road it's closed indefinitely. that's new this week. you meant to watch for that, it's going to be a long time. 141 is the best alternate as we look at 100 bridge. i-95 at churchman's road we have a disabled vehicle off on the shoulder. let's go to the computer traffic report. we talked about delaware and pennsylvania, let's talk about new jersey. 295 and the new jersey turnpike are moving smoothly with no reported issues. that's what we like on friday. we have an issue that's the light snowfall. this is the route 1 media bypass. west chester pike not looking too bad. light flurries. in malvern we ha

palm springs, nice and warm at 85.t rain enter the picture in the morning hours. and then the afternoon, the winds are really going to pick up with gusts over 40 to 50 miles per hour at times. 65 the high in san francisco. 63 vallejo. 64 in san mateo. 66 in san jose. up to 63 degrees in santa rosa. wet and windy tomorrow. a shower could linger early monday. otherwise we're drying out in the afternoon, and the sunshine comes back. tuesday we're completely dry. warm on wednesday. rather mild thursday. valentine's day continues that trend next saturday with temperatures in the mid-70s. >> funny you should say it we'll feel like spring, as spring training right around the corner. >> oh, you're good sometimes. believe it or not, spring training right around the corner. fanfest at at&t park. >>> hard to believe the giants pitchers and catchers report to spring training thursday. but today was the annual fanfest. the majority of players and coaches were at at&t park to meet and greet with fans. this is the first time they've

eve of spring training. pitchers and catchers get their first workout in tomorrow. ryne sandberg is not sure if or for how long they'll have them. but unlike the 2008 world mvp, he's not ready to wave the white flag on a season that hasn't started yet. >> we can be a surprise type of a team. the other thing we can do is try and improve every day and with our players and developing some younger players and you never know in baseball. you get the right guys together on the same page you never know. >> for cliff lee to be traded he'll have to prove he's fully recovered from an elbow injury that limited him to 13 starts last season. lee will speak for the first time at a press conference after tomorrow's initial workout. in clear water, florida, marshall harris comcast sportsnet. >>> thanks marshall. former eagles coach andy reid worked with howie rose man and ed man wits. big red thinks chip kelly choosing him as personnel guy is a great choice. >> this isn't warfare. you work together. chip is great at that. a

phillies spring training continues and ben revere will be back in his customary center field position but takes on a new role. >> ben revere is not a power hitter center-fielder only hit two home runs but only two guys had a higher batting average. >> just like aaron roland once did ben revere will do whatever it takes. he played with two screws in his right ankle but nobody in the league had more hits, he comes to camp determined to be a more vocal leader in the clubhouse and. >> you know we'll always have guys like that come talk to you you better listen. >> revere wants to take his game to new heights, 50 to 60 stolen bases and revere hung out with the st. joe's cheerleaders and did this stunt. >> someone took a picture of me screaming like a little girl. >> he is a good sport and admits it's not his first students and would like to take the field this season like ozzie smith used to. jeff skversky channel 6 "action news." >>> the flyers of saint anthonys are back to lehigh valley that indicates steve mason or steve emory will be back from injury. >> temple owls when from being a l

the impossible, which is new playing at the a academy of music. >>> flowers are in full bloom and spring is in the air at the pennsylvania convention center crews are busy at work setting up for the philadelphia flower show this years theme is celebrate the the movies. the show opens up saturday and will run through march 8th. >>> it is so excite ago this we are looking forward to the flower show we are looking at snow on the weather map, on storm scan three we are looking at some snow showers that are making it into southern delaware. they are very light in nature but you can see in sussex county delaware some light snow falling and right now we're focused through southern part near ocean view and fenwick island for long neck, dewey beach, even rehoboth beach could be seeing a few of these snow showers. so please be a aware, even cape may county you could see a few flakes falling this evening. the this is northern fringe of the weather system that is moving off shore. our eyewitness weather watcher are talking about the temperatures pretty cold were you not as bad as they have been. rig

a spring offensive in the works.t leaves the question whether any american troops might be involved. cnn's ian lee is following the events for us. good morning, ian. >> reporter: good morning, john. the attack as you said will take place some time this spring. the next two to three months april or may. no firm dates yet. we know 20,000 to 25,000 iraqi troops will be involved. including five brigades being trained by the united states. the peshmerga will be involved. they have strangled three parts of the city of mosul. their goal and mission in the offensive will be to stop any supplies from going in or anyone trying to escape. we know iraqi special forces will also be involved tribal forces and mosul police. now, the plan is being released now because they are saying to show iraq's commitment to taking back mosul. when you have so many different groups involved in a large-scale operation like this it will be hard to keep it secret for very long. we know they are saying u.s. troops will not be involved in the attack

plenty of questions heading into spring training.etting insight from the baseball writer jay -- jason stark. >> ryan howard chase utley, jonathan papelbon on the roster. >> i can't say i am surprised, the price has been so high for most of those guys that i never thought it was that realistic for the phillies to trade cole hamels. i never thought they would find a taker for ryan howard. and papelbon very interesting situation. i mean you have the brewers with some level of interest but not enough for rubin. not enough for him to say yes he wants something back. >>> and college basketball villanova has its act together. the cats just need to keep it together to ensure a 1- or 2-seed in the tournament. and visiting province. and not starting a consequence for being late for class. and that might be the dunk of the night and nova up at the break. and getting to the hoop for 2 of 16 points. nova shooting 50% from the floor. coming off the bench does not deter, 19 for him and nova wins 74-68. >>> la salle visiting v.c.u. and a barn burner

there's been monitoring of t nitrate levels in some of the springs around here for decades. and the nitrate levels have been shown to be increasing over that time. narrator: if nitrate levels continue to rise algae will continue to flourish, creating nets that prevent light from reaching plants living in the water. if these plants are lost the oxygen they produce will also be lost, resulting in an anoxic environment. this can cause the death of animals and beneficial organisms living in the water, rendering the water unusable for human consumption. this is not natural, the algae. this is all algae that comes from higher nutrnt levels than there should be in this water. there shouldn't be any algae growing here at all. i an, i've never seen it this bad. i mean, this is really kind of disgusting. you can see it all along the banks here. nitrate comes from fertilizer, predominantly -- fertilizer and animal waste, including human waste. but there's a lot of agriculture around here, so they fertilize their crops, and it runs off through the surface water into the ground water and

warriors win. >>> giants reported to spring training yesterday.n glenn from scottsdale on one of the new faces in camp. >> reporter: all right, dennis. good evening. in our first day with the giants, most of this worlds band is back together. but we did get a look, a first look, at a few extras. large any you this third baseman casey mcgehee. santa cruz product is with his sixth major league club but the follow-up to pablo sandoval sandwiched in the year in japan in an area once rocked by an earthquake, a tsunami, and a nuclear reactor incident. >> we were two hours from fukushima where the nuclear reactor was. and even two years later it was still decimated. um, and it was cool. we were able to win a championship there and that was, you know, it's one of the highlights of my career no matter where it was. >> reporter: by the way, mcgehee the 2014 national league comeback player of the year. in scottsdale, vern glenn, kpix 5. >> vern is going to be there all week. steph curry with president obama today. we'll show you that in the 6:00 news. have a

it was a day for going nowhere fast in the heart of downtown silver spring. a significant coating of ice, two inches thick surrounded this medical high rise on fenton street and it was hard on drivers and even worst for patients. >> i'm going in. >> 76-year-old cecila wanted to get to her doctor's office safely. >> it's ice along the sidewalk here. so people just coming here walking with wheelchairs is hard. >> this is a chronic problem outside of this building, a situation which her daughter learned about the hard way. >> i had to actually double park in the street and carry my mother across the ice. >> in the rock creek garden neighborhood, some sidewalks remain unclear. brian reid delayed shovelling a portion of his elderly neighbor's sidewalk. today, it was hard to break up the ice but he knew it had to be done. >> it was treacherous both in terms of slipping but also in terms of turning your ankle. and even the dogs who went on the dog walker just prefer to walk around in the clear streets than up and down on this. >> so you may say, what's the big deal?

it but i'm tired of the cold, by the end of february we all have cabin fever and we are eager tore spring to come. >> in some spots drivers were spinning their wheels and atlantic city plows continued to go through the streets, private contractors like jim plowed private parking lots along atlantic avenue. >> very easy, very light snow, makes it a pleasure to do some plowing. >> several schools in cape may county closed for the day, atlantic city schools were open with early dismissal. parents had mixed reactions. >> i wouldn't want anything bad happening to them. >> snow is over, keep them in school. >> crossing guard rosalind had her hands full, cars and kids trying to cross the street in the snow and a fierce wind whipping down virginia avenue. >> very windy out here today and slippery. slippery out here today. i'll be glad when it's over with. >> as predicted the snow stopped falling by noon time but the storm left enough on the ground to make the morning commute miserable and the cleanup a mess. i'm nora muchanic channel 6 "action news." >> thank you nora. >>> when wintry weather hit

break so if you need to go to work during spring break you'll have to deal with the skeletal service even though stlrs a few riders that don't think on the transit whether it's 2:00 a.m. it's it's internal revenue rest. >> first one school of thought how you plan in the system to think about it as a system a system if it's going to work it needs to work all the time from a school of thought design a system that provides frequent coverage during all periods and the other more i guess practical suggestion we advance stiletto report talking about the additional service we want in the initiative to look at the scenarios of neutral and what are the needs of people not getting that right now and define what it is and we're in a better place to moderate. >> that makes a lot of sense and continue your presentation on that debate and discussion or weather if we truly want people more people to consider living without a car and relying on alternatives in transportation it is very important to have that consistency whether during spring break or 2:00 a.m. you can't say we're going to give great

i'm just warming you for spring training. the lane and scores with four seconds left. look at the jayhawks, a chance to win the game? oh, does not go. the mountaineers upset no. 8 kansas 62-61. you know why that's a big deal? in time of year that kind of win will get you into the dance. they needed a quality win and beat this team for their 20th win of the year. the madness continues. >> march madness. >> barry jeter, think he makes the a's rotati (vo) after 50 years of designing cars for crash survival, subaru has developed our most revolutionary feature yet. a car that can see trouble... ...and stop itself to avoid it. when the insurance institute for highway safety tested front crash prevention nobody beat subaru models with eyesight. not honda. not ford or any other brand. subaru eyesight. an extra set of eyes, every time you drive. this... is the best part of the day. when we sit down together and talk. more and more, we're having conversations about the food itself: how good it is for us. how good it is for the planet.

a little early for spring training. joe? >> reporter: frank, when your season goes all the way to the seventh game of the world series, it makes for a short off season. spring training doesn't officially begin until tomorrow, but pitchers and catchers were here. everything was in its place as the day began here in the giants clubhouse. it is spring training tradition that the pitchers an the catchers report first. when they came in today for their physicals they found a large group of nonpitchers and catchers, already here, taking batting practice and eager for the season to begin. >> this year, i know i have a role in this team. nothing is going to change my mind set of the way i prepare and play my game. ly always stay the same person. but this year is a little different because i know i have a role and do what i can to help the team win. >> it will be nice to have a full spring with joe this year. last year, you know, he was in and out of the lineup. we weren't sure, i think. what we were doing with him or where he was go

if it's snowing in gaithersburg, silver spring and the district, won't last long. it will essentially be a dry and cold finish to the week and the month. tomorrow morning there's the blue, your snow showers, just a brief batch of some snow showers pushing through and also northward and into western sections of charles county, not a huge deal, temps in the 20s. by late morning or midmorning maybe a few snow showers, but east of 95 we begin to clear out to the west. temperatures only 19 in martinsburg and hagerstown. with these northwest winds it's going to feel like it's in the teens and 20s all day tomorrow. our averages are near 50 now, not going to feel like it. 30 if we're lucky at lunchtime, 20s, 26 gaithersburg, leesburg, maybe 27 in frederick, only 31 in la plata and 30 down in pax river, a little snow shower activity, too. by evening temps fall back in the 20s. tomorrow temps will fall quickly. winds die down, clear skies, snowpack, a recipe for a cold night. by 10:30 we're in the teens. i think those numbers are high, low 20s down unto. tonight remaining mo

- believe it or not, spring training begins in 10 days. the washington national loaded up over 30,000 pounds of equipment including 16,000 baseballs that will make the 800 plus mile trip to vieira, florida. pitchers and catchers report february 19th. nice and warm down there while we're a little chilly up here. >> a little chilly. >> i can't believe spring training is already here. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ great rates for great rides. geico motorcycle see how much you could save. >>> just wet roads tomorrow. you might see some wet snowflakes, conversational, don't freak out. low 40s tomorrow, low 40s wednesday. arctic air rolls in thursday. some afternoon, evening snow shower are possible thursday. as we know, it takes about 10 to 20 minutes to cause problems. we'll watch that carefully. it would affect the commute. bitterly cold friday. think that's cold. another front comes in saturday, only 14 for a high sunday and some of those snow make us stronger. when a girl connects with a science mentor... her confidence grows. when schools connect wi

to silver springs, fewer cars headed downtown. here is a plow coming at us. the plow is going and the salt, stand or whatever. >> you have seen this if you have been out. this is somebody not all that confident about driving in this weather, so they keep their flashers on. the message is don't keep too close to me, i'm scared. the sidewalks are treacherous. you are going to find people walking in the street. you have to get out of their way. >> you can't stay at home. you want to be careful. this is military road in d. c. this is what i'm talking about. right up ahead. exactly what i'm talking about. there is a guy on a bike. he is better off on foot. that is dangerous. >> the mayor tweeted that they will work through the night. there will be cancellations and delays for sunday. go to wusa9.com for heading out the door. . >>> the video was cool. >> don't try that. i'm a better driver. >> you are like a mobile news room. >> you and topper have a lot going on. >> nothing can beat that. but some good basketball games today. wasn't pretty at all, in fact, it was

it is another day here at spring training.back to you guys. >>> after the terps big win, a funny thing happened during the coach's press conference. let's just say it was interrupted. >> i was going to say that we have a flight to catch. >> i was waiting and they didn't get me. thanks, mark. >> right in the middle of his speech, too. we'll make it quick. that is wisconsin head coach interrupted mark church's press conference, we have a plane to catch. we don't want to stay here longer than we have to. >> but mark could not be any ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ everybody deserves $73 fares. because wedding season can get expensive. book your low fare now at southwest.com. >>> we have a little snow possible thursday morning. and we're not going to pull the trigger on the yellow alert yet. >> that is our broad, thanks for sticking ar ( band playing "late show" theme ) >> it's "the late show with david letterman." tonight... plus paul shaffer and the cbs orchestra. i'm alan kalter. and now hipster pastor with the long sideburns david letterman! captioni