there is always a police car outside of the police station -- police guard outside of that station, andt appears that he was stopped at that level. there is a large security presence on the ground. police have shut down the entire street and parts of this major thoroughfare in the north of paris. it is reminiscent of one of the scenes in the november attack where one of the attackers left a car. they know that something has been going on. -- there is a lot of worry. genie: have you had a chance to speak to any eyewitnesses to what happened earlier today? markus: no eyewitnesses so far. people have been quick to turn to social networks, to twitter. they are asking what has been happening in the past few hours or so. people are talking about it very much. people who i spoke to -- police haveou that told shopkeepers in the area to close down for now. they have been asked to lower their shutters. it appears that police consider this very much an ongoing situation. before you go, give us a brief description of the area with the people who might not be familiar with it. is fairlyis area dense

getting out of a subway station can be challenges. commuters pushing forward, elbow to elbow, mothers with strollers struggling to get up the stairs. why are people crowding on one or two staircases at some stations when there are available exits shudders. we captured exits that were behind locked gates or completely boarded up. >> i know i felt nervous on trains just like wondering if i had to get off specifically recently where i would even go. data obtained by our partners at wnyc, of the stations in the system, there are 119 stations with at least one closed entrance. in the late '70s, the mta closed some entrances because of declining ridership and to prevent crime. but now more than 6.2 million people on a single day calls to reopen the entrances are growing louder. >> what if something happened and everyone is trying to escape. >> here's the fire code. one of the most important ones in the whole code says you cannot block, lock or bar exits. >> glen teaches fire science at the college and says it's a question of safety. >> thes

station five was stationed 6 on harmon avenue. are shutting down because of both budget and staffing problems. >> we've been as high as 180, so we are definitely under staffed right now. >> those working in the stations that are shutting down will be moved to other departments and this might not be the last of the closures. station 2 may also shut down because there simply isn't enough money. a hunting trip turned tragic

one in four subway station has a closed entrance. >> at some of these stations, there aren't even the required number of exits to escape in an emergency. the i-team's pei-sze chang gets some answers. >> reporter: getting out of a subway station can be challenging. commuters pushing forward, elbow to elbow, mothers with strollers struggling to get up the stairs. but why are people crowding on one or two staircases at some stations when there are available exits that are shuttered? i-team cameras captured exits and staircases at subway stations that were either behind locked gates or completely boarded up. >> i know i've felt nervous on trains, just wondering if i had to get off, where i would even go. >> reporter: according to the mta's own data obtained by our partners at wnyc, of the 468 stations in the subway system, there are 119 stations with at least one closed entrance. in the late '70s, the mta closed some entrances because of declining ridership and to help prevent crime. but now with people swiping more than 6.2 million people on a single day, calls to reopen those entrances

as it turned out, the gas station was out of gas and i checked two other gas stations. all three were different brands. and i was surprised by the fact that none of them had gas and a bit concerned about that. >> reporter: and all right here in bethesda? >> all right here in bethesda. as it turns out my wife also tried she had the same problem and they didn't have deliveries since the end of last week. so we're going by a long period of time now without regular deliveries to the gas stations themselves. >>. >> reporter: so we asked somebody working at one of those gas stations, when are you getting gas. he said we don't know. it could be tomorrow, it could be several days. this is that man's jeep that he was trying to fill a quarter of a tank right now. he's going to have to go into dc or maybe into rockville to find a gas station. here's something that tony alluded to when he introduced us. there is a gas station, montgomery county, chevy chase, that is charging more than double the average price. take a look. this is liberty on connecticut avenue right near the beltwa

49 and a larger scale project planning for the two stations that are scheduled to be renovated station 5 and 16, and 14 bond and station 49 and the health bond. for training, there is a need given the activity that will be happening at the division of training for hiring and sufficient staffing at the division. to handle not only the academies coming through but to make sure we have enough for testing probationary firefighters entering the workforce and the need for sufficient staffing for the in service training for current employees already and we want to make sure there is sufficient staffing that dot can handle for their missions there. on the operational side, we are going to be seeing a new hires and retirements over the next couple of years. integrating the new hires and planning for the exit of a lot of institutional knowledge is a high priority for the department on the operational side for the next couple of years. in addition not only the staffing totals, but other staffing levels. there is discussion around restoration of battalion 5. those are going to be analyzed over the

as it turned out, the gas station was out of gas. and i checked two other gas stations. three were different brands and i was surprised by the fact that none of them had gas. >> all right here in bethesda. >> all right here in bethesda. as it turns out my wife also tried, she had the same problem and they didn't have delivers since the end of last week. so we're going by a long period of time now without regular deliveries to the gas stations themselves. >> reporter: definitely not an issue that's isolated to bethesda. we're hearing this across our region. the trucks have to get back up to speed and start making these delivers. we asked one guy at the gas stations when are you going to get gas i don't know, maybe wednesday, the end of the week. they just don't know yet. so this is all still a work in progress. now to the gas station that is gouging drivers. you may agree, others may say this is just how business works. take a look. brendan on our assignment desk at fox 5 snapped this photo. it's a gas station in connecticut right near the beltway. a lot of you know this

us will station number five and station 16 will come first.it will be in the fall timeframe. of this year. >> thank you, chief. >> thank you commissioner cleaveland. in your comments or questions? commissioner nakajo >> thank you commissioner evans and thank you chief for your report. i want to congratulate the chief on his promotion. i look forward to working with you. in terms of the airport,, did you indicate that announcement will be forthcoming next week? >> that's my plan. so that announcement the interviews have been conducted the plan would be within a weeks time that selection made. >> in terms of you produce a number in terms of h-eight you presently with that number 31? is that what you said >> there's 31 candidates that are going to the process of being trained in lb in addition to the 19 that we have that artie entrained the first time around. >> i assume that, again, the their hotel--a target of useful in terms of the super bowl assignments because of the need that can be out there for staffing? >> sorry. will look to our hotel-t

a cars slams into a gas station. tonight how this is connected to a big fight. >>> you see it there. take a look behind us of what's left of the car at a long island gas station the result of a melee the police are trying to piece together. >> the security video shows when at the gas station. greg cergol is live at the scene tonight. >> reporter: pat and rob, the owner here got a phone call before 3:00 this morning saying his gas station was on fire. and what makes all of this all the more worse is that it appears it was no accident. >> it's pretty bad. you can see that. >> gas station owner dave hassan had little to celebrate this new year's day. part of his station was damaged in a predawn fire that erupted after a car slammed into a gas pump. >> the whole pump is burned, the building is damaged. thank god nobody was right by the window and my cashier was, you know, he was inside and he's save. >> but while the damage here is unmistakable, what happened is less clear. >> my other guy was telling me i think there wa

>> move on to penn station, shall we. because governor cuomo is station. we got you back on this one. commute. i don't blame him. it needs some updating. >> talking about expanding long island railroad, a new train route, tracks from floral hicksville. we have robert moses outside of hi, there, robert. >> reporter: greg and rosanna, good morning to you. for as long as i remember i've been traversing through this very dated building. as long as i can remember this very building needed repairs. governor cuomo agrees. hopes it begins an express ride to an overhaul. dark, dank, dumpy. just some of the adjectives commuters use to describe penn station. this afternoon, governor cuomo will announce plans to try to change that. "the wall street journal" reports that cuomo will unveil plans to restart the stalled project known as moynihan station. the row proposal moves current amtrak waiting area in penn station across 8th avenue into a new sweeping hall what is now the farley post office. that would help alleviate some crowding inside the current penn station. cu

that are renovating of our existing stations -- station system priority. that includes getting the staff quarters, getting generators, getting building up to wind load capacity, the chief said after that he would like to see at least two more fire stations for a cost of $5 million and more firefighters it and emts in -- and emts in the street to get representatives believe -- representatives believe the manpower issues should top the wish list. >>> are number one issue is manpower. just this morning we had an fire in asked -- a fire in asked her and two guys showed up in the second -- and if the contract did not show up until 19 minutes after the call. >>> they have no money for extra manpower and they can firefighters they do no good. current funding right now, -- the chief and the union believes that if fire services increase and they pay for -- they are willing to pay more for rescue fees. >>> if i get the rating lower after this next year which will reduce insurance premiums, that would be a sale to offset the fire assessment fee. >>> you make a as $25

station in east boston. the officer says that a confrontation between two young men started on the train and then police are saying that this, one of the individuals shot someone on the train then shot someone else on the platform outside two individuals end up and police are looking for the suspect. we talked to some folks who much here at the time. they say it was very chaotic. people were diving on the floor running in and out of the train not sure what was but again, two people shot here. nonlife threat generalling injuries. two young men, police are looking for a third man right now. that is the latest live here in east boston i'm byron barnett. >> ryan: thank you so much. we're following a developing story. more than a dozen schools in the region dealing with bomb threats today. those include arlington, billerica, groton and plymouth. round 2 for some after many experienced a similar situation on friday. we now know that the f.b.i. is involved in this investigation. steve cooper joins us live with more

us will station number five and station 16 will come first.it will be in the fall timeframe. of this year. >> thank you, chief. >> thank you commissioner cleaveland. in your comments or questions? commissioner nakajo >> thank you commissioner evans and thank you chief for your report. i want to congratulate the chief on his promotion. i look forward to working with you. in terms of the airport,, did you indicate that announcement will be forthcoming next week? >> that's my plan. so that announcement the interviews have been conducted the plan would be within a weeks time that selection made. >> in terms of you produce a number in terms of h-eight you presently with that number 31? is that what you said >> there's 31 candidates that are going to the process of being trained in lb in addition to the 19 that we have that artie entrained the first time around. >> i assume that, again, the their hotel--a target of useful in terms of the super bowl assignments because of the need that can be out there for staffing? >> sorry. will look to our hotel-t

station. at some point in time a second victim his involvement at this point we do not know was also struck. >> reporter: police say charlie card. as the train was coming in doors opened. people were trying to run back on the train to get disbursing. >> reporter: witnesses say the scene quickly turned chaotic. >> as soon as i saw the doors open that's when you heard gunshots. people were trying to run back out an people were trying to run back in. >> we heard one gunshot. everybody got down. there was two guys on the platform. >> reporter: suspect ran away. the t. station was immediately shut down and passengers were bussed from the station as police began their investigation. what went through your mind when all this was happening? >> get out of there right away. i ran right upstairs and got out. >> reporter: as you can see the maverick t. station has reopened. passengers are coming and going now but there is lots of mbta police officers here on the scene. the two men who were shot 29 and 43

us will station number five and station 16 will come first.it will be in the fall timeframe. of this year. >> thank you, chief. >> thank you commissioner cleaveland. in your comments or questions? commissioner nakajo >> thank you commissioner evans and thank you chief for your report. i want to congratulate the chief on his promotion. i look forward to working with you. in terms of the airport,, did you indicate that announcement will be forthcoming next week? >> that's my plan. so that announcement the interviews have been conducted the plan would be within a weeks time that selection made. >> in terms of you produce a number in terms of h-eight you presently with that number 31? is that what you said >> there's 31 candidates that are going to the process of being trained in lb in addition to the 19 that we have that artie entrained the first time around. >> i assume that, again, the their hotel--a target of useful in terms of the super bowl assignments because of the need that can be out there for staffing? >> sorry. will look to our hotel-t

49 and a larger scale project planning for the two stations that are scheduled to be renovated station 5 and 16, and 14 bond and station 49 and the health bond. for training, there is a need given the activity that will be happening at the division of training for hiring and sufficient staffing at the division. to handle not only the academies coming through but to make sure we have enough for testing probationary firefighters entering the workforce and the need for sufficient staffing for the in service training for current employees already and we want to make sure there is sufficient staffing that dot can handle for their missions there. on the operational side, we are going to be seeing a new hires and retirements over the next couple of years. integrating the new hires and planning for the exit of a lot of institutional knowledge is a high priority for the department on the operational side for the next couple of years. in addition not only the staffing totals, but other staffing levels. there is discussion around restoration of battalion 5. those are going to be analyzed over the

station in east boston. witnesses say the scene quickly turn to chaos. >> as soon as i saw the doors open you heard the gunshots. people were trying to run back out but people were trying to run back in but no one knew where the gunshots were coming from. >> reporter: it started with an altercation between two men on a blue line train as it was moving into maverick station. >> one male pulled out a

us will station number five and station 16 will come first.it will be in the fall timeframe. of this year. >> thank you, chief. >> thank you commissioner cleaveland. in your comments or questions? commissioner nakajo >> thank you commissioner evans and thank you chief for your report. i want to congratulate the chief on his promotion. i look forward to working with you. in terms of the airport,, did you indicate that announcement will be forthcoming next week? >> that's my plan. so that announcement the interviews have been conducted the plan would be within a weeks time that selection made. >> in terms of you produce a number in terms of h-eight you presently with that number 31? is that what you said >> there's 31 candidates that are going to the process of being trained in lb in addition to the 19 that we have that artie entrained the first time around. >> i assume that, again, the their hotel--a target of useful in terms of the super bowl assignments because of the need that can be out there for staffing? >> sorry. will look to our hotel-t

and over here the old and dingy penn station will be part of a new name empire station. governor cuomo unveiling all of this today while talking about the old penn station currently it accommodates 650,000 people. nearly all of them complain about it calling it dingy, dirty, you've heard the words before. governor cuomo even joked that it's a good thing that vice president biden went to laguardia airport that day when he called it a third world airport instead of coming here to penn station. >> it is a terrible impression of new york. imagine being a first time visitor to new york and getting off in penn station? flew and didn't take a train. >> reporter: now, this is one of the renderings under consideration that would transform essentially both entrances. the post office across the street and the rounded entrance to madison square garden on this side, just one of the possible designs. they're recruiting designs over the next 90 days. they're really trying to fast track this. the big question of course is how to pay for it. the price tag. $3 billion. 4 investigates put

whdh's signal reaches all those viewers. station, change affiliations, create a station. that's their privilege. they don't have a right to violate the agreement between comcast, nbc and the affiliates. >> dan: and the government? >> and the government. this is clearly not in the public interest. they will have half of the coverage area as channel 7. they will reach less than half of the population. >> dan: ansin isn't the only one worried about viewers losing out. boston mayor marty walsh is keeping a close eye on what's happening. >> one of my concerns is it's unclear what the future of nbc will be in the city of boston if it's going to be put part of a package where people have to pay for it. right now it's free. >> dan: massachusetts senator ed markey, a national leader on telecommunications, says nbc must stay free for everyone. >> we don't want to see a day where there is a kid in brockton, a poor kid, that wants to watch the patriots on sunday night, and they don't have access to nbc for free. station, and they don't subscribe to cable. >> dan: nbc says its new sta

now potential trouble spot five sixty four traffic already had its naval station norfolk backed up to terminal boulevard this live look at just past terminal you can see the significant drop in speed there as you head toward chambers filled out the railway tunnel and the base plus slugging see things pick up one sixty four headed to bay avenue as well give you that live with a little bit later on for now back on the traffic network master west of the area on the air things doing well. of course as you head out of the neighborhood be extra cautious for couple by few slick spots and the coming up here a few minutes we'll head to fifty eight traffic at the midtown tunnel test the will or whether coverage continues with information that students and parents need to know. school delays the following schools or areas are on a two hour delay right now brooke women's northampton county north carolina her for county gates county and into one schools park place school in norfolk is on one hour delay this morning to get the most up to date closing information or delay information right now in th

equipment. >> translator: the radio station was everything to us. and we did so much through it, but when it was destroyed, it just hit us all so hard. >> reporter: worried that the taliban could come back, many of her female colleagues quit the station. the funding fell away, too. now the station broadcasts only once a week. >> translator: we want the afghan government and the international community to build peace and security. if we don't have that, then we can't do anything. >> reporter: the taliban insurgency continues to pose a threat right across afghanistan. the government must now face the challenge of working even harder to protect ordinary people and their livelihoods. fumio sugaya, nhk world, kabul. ♪ >>> in our series "women of vision" we've been shining a spotlight on women in japan. who are influencing society. this woman plays professional soccer in germany and has high hopes for the future of women's soccer both on and off the field. nhk has that story. >> reporter: kozue ando has been playing pro soccer in germany since 2010. her c

because again this bart station is closed. there's a man hunt going on, and a murder investigation as well. emily turner, kpix 5. >>> thank you, tonight a bizarre twist in the arrest of a mexican drug kingpin that escaped from prison. el chapo did a secret interview with actor sean penn for rolling stone magazine, and that helped lead to his capture. as carter evans tells us he could be extradited to the united states, but not to fulfill his hollywood dreams. >> reporter: he's in the same supermax prison he escaped from six months ago now. military tanks and guards are standing outside. he was brought here last night after he was paraded in front of news cameras. ultimately it may have been his big ego that led to his capture according to the mexico attorney general. >> he had the intention of making a film he said, so he reached out to producers. >> reporter: today investigators were back at the home where he was holed up trying to expose others in the cartel believed to be responsible for half of the illegal drugs that enter

on their local television station, and they don't subscribe to cable. >> reporter: they say their station will be over the air and in the cable only and added in an, mail we are committed to expanding our over the air coverage of the market and are currently looking at a variety of options to accomplish that. ansin has been through this before when nbc pulled its affiliation from its miami station, 25 years ago. he built it into a news and ratesings powerhouse, and he says if he and nbc separate again, viewers can be sure whdh >> i continue to believe that our agreements will be extended. in the event it does not, channel 7 news will flourish, still be the news station in boston. still going so have out standing coverage. we will continue to have exciting newscasts. >> reporter: all nbc programming will continue to air here on this station, envelope least the end of the year. live in the newsroom, dan hausle >> jeremy: temperatures have been seasonable and rain is moving in and that could change things. here's meteorologist jeremy reiner. >> jeremy: 32 in the city and norwood at 16 and na

a station that is open. where are they going. >> reporter:: at any -- that's right, they will head to boston. this is a service alert, it says metro is closed due to blizzard conditions. and all morning long, metro riders have been picked up, right here in front of the station, by a shuttle bus, that runs every 10 minutes. metro is apologizing about the inconvenience, as crews still try to clean up those tracks. >> some people arrived to the west falls church train station, they were surprised to see the gates closed, and a shuttle service for metro riders. christian demures didn't expect a delay on his way into work. >> it is frustrating especially when you hear one thing last night, saying the orange line is up and running. and you can plan your day. >> early this morning, metro issued an alert about overnight trouble on the tracks. officials say they discovered an icy problem on the third rail. and test trains were not moving like they should, because power could not be sustained. because of this metro ca

does it live in what was said in this police station? or what was seen on this subway platform? that she recognizes. >> does it live in what was argued in this courtroom? >> you made that up, didn't you? >> no. >> or is the truth locked up in this prison? tonight, you'll hear a judge decide where the truth will prevail. times square, bustling with tourists, vibrant and safe, except it wasn't always like this. 25 years ago new york was in turmoil. crime was out of control. and then came the moment new yorkers said enough is enough. a murder of a young tourist on a manhattan subway platform just a few blocks from where i'm standing. it was a murder that o would have consequences for this city and one man for the next quarter century. it was labor day weekend 1990, a sunday. the u.s. open tennis tournament was in full swing, and thousands of tourists had come to new york among them brian watkins, a college student and tennis player from utah who was there along with his family. >> they were avid tennis fans. that's why they were here. >> bill hughes has followed the story for years

he told -- told leaders that stations need upgrades to better stand hurricanes and new stations, they don't have the money to cover manning the station. >>> a new hotel could be coming to the -- they are in talks with a company interested in billy -- building. a say it's too early to discuss the details but hoping to have more information at the board meeting. >>> the beautiful sunset tonight. it's cold. >>> that's -- it's relative. no windchill minus 50, here's what's going on, no space, the ice was the worst, the worst to drive in, everyone seems to go twice as fast, downtown orlando, down to 49, 50 but falling. fortys across the board, factor in the win -- wind, windchill right now 43 in the coastal areas, 44 deland, 45 orlando. it will be nipping tonight. temperatures 48 degrees by 8:00 forties and falling quickly to 38 in orlando, we have a lot of when -- wind that keeps temperatures warmer if we had clear skies and no wind, over all still a set up for a light fees tonight across the colder pockets of lake county, not everywhere in lake county and interior -- interior volusia, th

the silver line stations still questionable, it looks like they may be closed, those stations that will be closed will offer shuttle bus service. and the metro school bus trips will be running tomorrow. which should make it easier for kids to get to school. >> today they were running every 12 minutes, tomorrow down to eight minutes. >> good news. >> trying to get back to full service. >>> it is feeling that a lot worse than cabin fever for a lot of folks. frustrations boil over in prince george's county as people venture out after the snow only to find out they're still stuck. >> this is ridiculous, they're going to expect everybody to get up and go to work and do their productive day today. how? you can't even get out of your neighborhood. >> and >>> it's been three days since the snow stopped. we've heard from a lot of you who say your streets still haven't been plowed and it looks like this one in prince george's county. we talked to residents who are angry and>9>iñ frustrated. >> wheels spinning, tempers boiling over in snow, slush and ice. >> people are not being courteous and ever

serve the diamond springs and burton station communities. as todd corillo reports - beyond for a rapidly growing section of the city -- there could be regional benefits as well. along the diamond springs corridor in virginia beach -- there s a housing boom underway. virginia beach district fire chief vance cooper says they respond to a lot of calls out here already but without a centrally located station to serve the community - response times aren )t where the fire department would like them to be. this week the virginia beach city council got a briefing on a proposal to build a new station to serve the area -- one that beyond improving service times for homes and businesses in the area -- a new station could also bring regional benefits with a building boom expected to continue -- a new station -- with more firefighters -- is expected to reduce response times now -- and be in position to deal with future growth. in virginia beach -- todd corillo -- newschannel 3. on the military watch - crews are searching for 12 missing marines after two

and then the old penn station. today the governor committed to $3 billion and said this could be fully renovated within three years. it's the unofficial motto of penn station. please pardon our appearance. >> it could use a refresh. >> they need to change it. >> reporter: commuters like lauren are sick and tired of it. >> it's dirty. it needs to be cleaned up, straightened out. >> reporter: even the governor put this way. >> frankly, it's a miserable experience. >> reporter: so today he vowed a renovation on extreme they're even changing the name to empire station. governor cuomo's $3 billion promise to restore luster to a like this before tech kad decades of neglect. >> redevelopment will commence this week. >> reporter: but is the plan too much? cuomo has already promised a new tappan zee, air train to laguardia, tunnel and track from long island, new penn station, gateway tunnel with a total cost near $29 billion. 4 investigates tried to get specifics from the governor about how to pay for all of that. but he wa

emily: i was happy to find the "frozen" station, the toddler station. tim: very popular. emily: when did you discover your own musical talent? tim: i began playing piano when i was about seven. learning just another about chord structures and improvisation to allow me to get around the keyboard. after that i just fell in love with it. after i graduated, i spent the first few years playing piano nine hours a day. emily: where did you play? tim: my living room. emily: how did you support yourself? i know you played at a holiday inn. tim: i was a nanny, that was my job for about five years. my life was piano all morning, afternoon with kids, and then come back home and play piano before i went to bed. taking care of kids is good preparation for managing a rock band. [laughter] emily: then you actually went on the road. tim: that's right, i got to see this hold invisible world of working musicians for a long time. emily: what was the band called? tim: event is called -- the band was called yellow wood junction. emily: at what point did you say, this is not going to pay the bi

and you may have notice the gas stations in the city are few an far between. cbs 2's sonia rincon takes a look. >> reporter: oil prices are plummeting but you wouldn't know that at some gas stations in manhattan. $2.89 on the upper west side and this station in hell's gas in the city now $3.59. making out-of-towners do a double-take. >> i don't like it a whole lot. but you know, you don't have much choice. >> reporter: but seasoned city drivers have the same complaint. >> you don't have options. you have to pay. >> reporter: blame humanity rent but manager alberto rodriguez says this gas station doesn't have many options either when it comes to suppliers. >> our prices are high. we barely can stay in business. we are not swimming in money. it's hard to stay in business. >> reporter: which is why the gas stations are disappearing in manhattan. this corner of 14th street under the high line used to have the most expensive gas in the city. now none. developers have big plans for this former gas station in chelsea and this one on 45th and tenth recently closed. aa

this dog fell through the ice in fairfax station.a family was reportedly tubing nearby when the dog walked out onto the ice. at the time the temperature was 21 degrees with a wind chill of 8. him, helped him get dry and warm, and the dog will be fine. leon: if that dog could talk. would love to hear that story. way to go, frosty. alison: you have been sharing your winter photos all day long. we want to see years, from the snow piling up to how your family and pets are coping. give us a look at what blizzard 2016 looks like for you. send them to pics@wjla.com. leon: let's get a look at sign. -- let's get a look outside. alison: roz plater is live in district heights. roz: we are really in the thick of it. i know we have said that before, but we are in the thick of it, lots of wind, blowing snow, and the temperature is plummeting. my iphone said 23, but feels like 9. righte had plows, none now, but that is making it hard for the plows working these roads to stay ahead or get ahead of mother nature. the challenge they face is they 1900

back in 2013 state paid $2 million for its downtown station in cities community center. it set a deadline for firefighters to vacate by the end of 2015. two weeks into the new year they have nowhere to go. >> eventually the firefighters from station 2 will move to their new building down the road into the new superstation but you can see, still under construction in the chief says behind schedule. >> he says a rainy summer delayed builders. they gave oviedo firefighters a two-month extension to stay put until then that -- in the next month and then they will start the multimillion dollar renovation of state road 434. >> will take the building down. double up in one of the city's other two stations. one, not determined yet. >> we're strategizing response times square >> chief white says it will be temporary and won't affect how fast crews get to an emergency. >> we should not have judgment response. >> in oviedo kimberly even channel 9 eyewitness news. >>> other businesses between franklin have given up buildings, that stretch of road alone will cost $5 million to rent. >

walking in the zone. >> kind of like the new york subway station. they just want to keep you safe. >>> it's hard not to feel proud of our team driving through larimer square. till 1:00. if you can't make it it will air live at denver.com and also here. >>> if you watch closely, this atf's canine can smell the check and indicate to their handlers which cans contains an explosive. randy and his handler will be in santa clara before the super bowl. >> it's such a high profile event. unfortunately we have enemies out there that want to disrupt that and we want to make sure that we enjoy the game. >> the atf has trained canines >>> it just about 6:40. we want to show you an auto pedestrian accident just near thh pepsi center. you can see denver police here with the ambulance. there's the vehicle right there. at 15th and wiwata downtown. there hadn't been any information how that person that was hit by the vehicle is doing right now. some traffic is getting through, but 15th is now blocked right there in that part of downtown denver. >>> jason, we have no

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when the 2014 bond passed with reassess our stations. it actually was a great move because we've grown up of $280 million number both him and allow the new number which is dramatically bigger. >> with around 600? >> it on the 600 range. it got around reassess every station in the apartment. that is done. there telling the final numbers and we seen limited she. mr. corso was able to come up with numbers. they don't want to publicize that she because they're verifying everything, but like i said, prepared ex-meeting if it fits in your agenda to come up and did a full presentation on easter and those numbers would be revealed at that point. >> so, is the difference between the first number in those current number is that due to finding more need or is it escalation of replacement cost? >> i think there's a few issues. one is the original cost was in 2009 dollars. that's when the original estimate was dumb. this estimate is done in current dollars. then, when he originally get an estimate they broke into three groups. okay, being green, mode

you have been at the gas stations, and you have been along an almost desserted beltway. how are conditions where you are right now? >> pretty much the same. the best way to describe what we have seen here, eerie quietness. you look behind me, and no one is here at all. occasionally you see snowplows drive by, and every once in awhile, a car, but for the most part, people are staying inside, and that's not surprising. almost every shop around here is shut down. tonight we did run into what i guess we could call a few brave souls venturing out here. >> reporter: why are you guys out here? are you insane? >> yes, we are slightly insane. we decided to come here for late night drinks. >> we are not from dc, so we are used to this weather. >> reporter: where are you from? >> new york. >> reporter: do you feel like we are being babies? >> a little bit. >> reporter: she says life doesn't stop until it's about 2 feet. i'm not sure we are quite at 2 feet yet, but look at my feet here. we are getting there! there's a lot of snow. i certainly don't think we are being babies about th

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the stations being closed at station 5, station 6 and station 10 on vernon avenue. but we've learned that station 2 on bellvin avenue may also have to close because there simply is not enough money. the firefighters working in those stations will be moved to other stations. but this does not stop at firefighters. that will also affect paramedics. >>> mark, gray skies, a lot of rain. gray skies are going to clear up it's friday. i'll stop singing. yes, indeed, we have rain showers. but the main band of moderate to light steady rain, we had for a couple of hours now pushing east of cleveland, north and east of cleveland. ashtabula, bristolville into lake and geauga counties and back to the south and west. some isolated rain activities. drier weather through the evening and the overnight. there will still be a couple of showers but there won't be that steady long time rain that afternoon. 40 mansfield. 35 currently in ashtabula with overnight tonight. down. clicks. 39s, 6:00 p.m. with scattered showers. despite 10:00 p.m., we've gone all right. going to be a warm satur

they closed those stations down and are running shuttle buses at boston for each of those four stations. people are dealing with it and they say they're making best of it. >> it's actually not bad for me. i'm used to this. i go do this every day. it's not bad. >> well, i flew in from florida, but i get to see snow. i haven't seen snow in about 13 years. >> reporter: now, they're doing a gargantuan job, a herculean effort. they're making sure the people can get to and from the shusle buses. they're moving the trains up and down the track to see if they can restore service to those stations within the next 24 to 48 hours or so. they expect to make an announcement and decision later today. the shuttles are running in both directions. for today boston is effectively the end of the orange line in virginia. that is until further notice. we're live in boston. derrick ward, "news4." back to you. >>> i'm pat lawson muse with this just in to the "news4" live devg. a new promise to help clear the roads for one of the hardest hit areas after the blizzard. officials say ddot will make at least one p

as you said, 30 stations in all will be getting upgraded. unclear which gets revamping first but they will be all done by 2020. the bc subway stop at cathedral parkway doesn't look as good as other stations in the city. it is outdated, some would say dingy. live steps from the station it's his stop. he likes it. he doesn't like the idea of it being closed for a few months. >> to me ten weeks is absurd. >> reporter: it is part of a multibillion dollar infrastructure project announced by governor cuomo this week. >> i love when they have the digital display that tells when the next train is coming. certainly don't want -- >> the state of the art upgrades are slated to happen over the next four years, closing one station at a time for an estimated eight to ten weeks. according to the mta, a better alternative to limiting the work to nights and weekends. >> in many cases the customers say, six or eight weeks i have to do something than 42 weeks on weekends and nights my life is totally disrupted. happen to eight stations in brooklyn and manhatta

that is latest live from penn station this morning. beaming back to you. >> where are we getting money for this? do we know? >> hadn't said that yet. find out at 2:00. thanks very much robert. stay warm. mayor bill de blasio kicking off new year with some pretty good news for city workers he'll announce plans today it raise minimum wage to $15 an hour by the end of 2018. the mayor offings says this will cover 50,000 people and cost $200 million over the next four years. >> north korea has carried out countries claims exemployeded a hydrogen box. >> maybe an a-bomb instead and some are questioning whether there was a bomb at all. kerry drew help us figure it out. >> skepticism from leaders around the world and experts say it could take days or weengs but putting region on edge. china, japan, australia officials from all of the countries have condemned action whiewl south korea put morel on alert. announcements on the state tv claim they carried out the first underground test of a hydrogen bomb. and put it one step clogser to being a nig