it is not clear where and whether they of hostages still. but there are signs that the military operation has been ongoing there has been a lot of confusion about how many hostages might have died and might still be missing. -- and how many might still be missing. >> no real information coming out, but david cameron made it quite plain that he was not consulted, nor other western leaders before the algerian assault began. is there any indication of more coordination today? >> there is and how does -- there is unhappiness on the part of many countries over not being consulted. whether they felt they had to move because of the hostages and could only tell them afterwards, that is not clear. i think of iraq is very precious about its sovereignty -- i think algeria is a very precious about its sovereignty. i think it felt it had to take action itself. the foreign office has been trying to get a team down there and has not been given permission vermont syria to do that so far. >> george, -- from algeria so far to do that. >> george ramallah -- ge

is haz-mat still out there? >> haz-mat is still on the scene. behind me, this is where the truck came down. chp is still there with haz-mat assessing the situation. to the right you can see what remains of the truck has been towed closer to highway 29. there was an accident above on highway 37. that is under investigation but what happened next is clear. this is what it looks like under highway 37 at highway tween as the loaded truck burned. the accident happened at 6:40. the truck involved in an accident on 37 dropped 50' on a grassy area and burst into flames and good samaritans got involved. >> the witnesses and off daughter paramedic pulled over and went to the big rig to assist the driver. they found the driver upside down in the cab in the seatbelt. they freed him from the cab. >> the truck driver was taken to the hospital and he died of the injuries. firefighters put the fire out and called in haz-mat to figure out the environmental hazards of the items that burned. the truck was carrying a large number items including plastic storage con

>> correct, but it still can be run mechanically.ithe clock master comes in at te time that it is changing. we also have clock watchers across the street who tell us if it is off by a second, so he is very attached to the clock. >> we have a clock master. and look at this, the hands of the clock. look how big they are. the holy mackerel. nobody is up here. but this. it the great seal of the state of california. this is a wonderful mosaic. >> it is wonderful. it was original to the building. tens of thousands of people cross by every day. this is the waiting area. the larger alcoves or for storage. and the big plants that would go out to meet the ferries. people would come out to meet the ferries. and then go to the trolley cars. the family of the original artisan still lives in the bay area and they come by every so often to make sure that it is in tact and being taken care of. furry little repair to it. this is the before and after, 1910 to 1960's, 1970's. this is what the building looked like during that time. it was under plywood

still 41, winds still south, southeast at 3. winds will become northwesterly at 10 to 20 after midnight. that's going to really usher in colder air, too. here's a look again at our snowfall potential, a trace maybe around town, but any accumulation south of town, 1 to 2 , maybe 3 inches on grassy surfaces, higher amounts back towards charlottesville technically out of our viewing area. so the storm stayed south. temperatures aren't doing the storm any favors. even to the south still 38 in waldorf, 39 in old town, 38 fairfax and reston, 41 in college park and 39 in bowie. so here's a look at radar. you can see the greens changing to white. that's the rain transitioning into snow, the magenta is the transition and the white is snow. right here between charlottesville, extreme southern sections of charles county back into maryland is where the little band will set up for a couple hours tonight. it may look impressive for a while. here's the latest image, a little mixed activity around fredericksburg town toward charles county and e

[gunfire] the opposition is still present, still fighting in other parts of homs. even in areas closer to the city center, it is like a ghost town. the battle for homs is not over. no one is really winning or losing. last spring, this was no man's land. it's still is. the government on this side. deep inside, this is the historic old city. it has been under siege for months. you can hear the crackle of gunfire right now. opposition fighters slide down these lanes, but so do civilians, trapped in the middle. the old city has long been cherished by the people of homs. look at it now. we could not travel in. this video posted on youtube shows the toll of your long siege has taken on the heritage and the people who still live here in dire conditions. eight agencies have been trying to get in for months. -- aid agencies have been trying to get in for most. minutes away, it feels like a different city. it is hard to believe there is a war. most of the people who live here back the government. it is predominantly the same sect as assad. the pizzeria seemed to be doing fin

some areas are still cold and you can see near antioch, i am still seeing a couple of 34s and 35s. walnut creek napa 33 and 48 san francisco, 42 fso and yesterday at this time they were 49. we'll see increasing high clouds and i mean they will take their time getting here. sunny high clouds drifting in the afternoon and we should start seeing more of a westerly breeze by the coast. clear lake in there, sonoma 64, danville 63, still lower 60s and oakland is coming down from the upper 60s and the stronger offshore breeze. still very close to near 70s and that there wil be gilroy and lower 60s on coast, still pretty mild and nice, palo alto 64, rain makes it in and i think it will make it, mostly sunny on thursday and an iffy pattern on sunday. >>> they came in and found it half empty. it put the family behind this east bay piss. >>> they are tar getting a group of teams and neighbors are shocked by the youngest victim. >>> good morning if you are driving on the sat san mateo but getting over -- on the san mateo and if you are driving to the peninsular, we will tell you about that str

the product pipeline is still having some momentum and all the big active fund managers are still -- they know this so they have to add precisions in january and you have the earnings coming out in january 24th. and so we expect a run up in the stocks until this date. and if the numbers are better than expected as we expect, then we will probably see that and it's a good time to get out in late january. this is a very short-term play in apple. >> peter, thanks for that. are there any thoughts or comments, e-mail us and tweet me. over to the uk, uk lenders plan to significantly increase the number of loans available to house holds and companies in 2013. this is a bank of england survey that's just been published a few moments ago. the central bank's quarterly survey of credit conditions suggests made more home loans available to buyers and plan to increase the supply available for house purchase further in the first three months of the new year. they plan to make more loans available to the corporate sector following a rise in demand for loans from large mid sized firms, particularly

the flares are still out there. lanes are open. chp is going to leave them out there until they dissipate. on the maps you can see traffic is in the green so as of right now, it's moving along in both directions and eastbound 80 at ashby is where that accident was. back to you guys. >> thank you. >>> time now 4:41. you could say he slipped a few gears. >> guess so. coming up the big mistake that landed a suspected bay area thief behind bars. >> as a nasty flu season roars toward the west coast, do you know the difference between flu symptoms and the common cold? twiggy, the water-skiing squirrel? his owners outfitted him in a tiny denver broncos life- jacket to show thei >>> twigie the water skiing squirrel is back. his owners outfitted him in a tune any cute denver broncos life jacket snow their support for the jacket to show their support for the team. he is from the with will ferrell movie anchorman. how cute is that life jacket? >> good little skier. >>> bart police say they caught a serial bike bandit redhanded. 57-year-old is

we will still be in the 30's along the delta.e range of four days. it will be a little bit warmer along the coastline. by noon time will see 60's that will start to develop. as we looked at 8:00 p.m. it will be mild and not too bed. >>ad. >> as we focus our attention on the afternoon high sunnyvale will reached 65 degrees. san rafael will come in at 58 degrees. it we do have a few things to talk about. the skies are clear. the temperatures will be a little bit warmer by sunday into monday perry ed we have bake changes to highlight. the kron 47 day all around the bay shows more clouds from tuesday to thursday perry ed we do have a 20 percent chance of rain. enjoy the nice weather while it lasts. if the temperatures are above seasonal average. >> looking at a new incident in san leandro. this may become a hot spot. this is 238 on the northbound side. this is toward the mimic freeway. there is a stalled semi truck. the potential is that it can start to back up traffic onto interstate 580 westbound. otherwise, the east bay freeway is

we still have some cold lows. there's still upper 20s to near 50.ill take their time getting here. they will be here tomorrow. kind of mild. but as this system inches closer, we'll start to see a little bit of a pattern change. don't think it will last too long. there are steins towards the end of the month and early february, might get back to high pressure but until then, today, kind of a -- the last day, the tweener day, higher clouds, tomorrow, clouds, cooler. there will be some rain making it in here, lows are all over the map. core deal you why is -- cordelia 128. 128 -- is 28. san francisco's 48. there's east wind at fairfield, east 15 at napa. still a component of an offshore breeze. that's not changed yet. even santa rosa has an east wind. it's really holding on which tells me today will be mostly sunny. there will be a few high clouds. but it will be by this time tomorrow that they really get cloud cover in here. sunny, clouds, coming in in the afternoon. mid- to upper 60s. i know there's upper 20s in the mendocino county. lake county, it'

east on 32, a nasa is still there -- and accident is still there. one accident taking up the left lane. watch for an accident at veterans boulevard. plenty of extra time for your morning commute. >> good morning. about half an inch in most areas. 16 degrees at the airport. no floors will be ending in the next few hours -- snow flurries will be ending in the next few hours. mid to upper 30's are the bay water pltemperatures. more snow in the forecast. >> these lines are being hand raised by keepers at the bristol zoo. after a few months, it is so there will grow to be strong members of a dwindling population. >> very cute. take a look at this. hot water will freeze in just one second. this was demonstrated. a cup of boiling water was thrown into the air. that is cold. he says it was minus 10 at the time. >> 6:43. still ahead, a look to the top stories. >> to teach a busy morning commute.-- it is a busy morning commute. we are tracking an accident and look of the delays on southbound 95. 22 miles per hour, inching along through howard county. westboun

let's check in with steve paulson, still very cold. >> not as cold but still very cold. patchy fog now popping up. it's still in the 30s. it's cold but definitely more humidity in the air. partly cloudy, partly sunny today, temperatures, though, very fine range again. mid-50s, upper 50s, maybe a few low 60s. >>> good morning, traffic is doing well on the bay area roads. let's go to the live pictures and show you the traffic on 880. no problems here in oakland. and the morning commute looks good on the san mateo bridge. >>> and what started as a traffic stop ends with a crash, and claudine wong joins us with the details of what happened. >> reporter: we're at 5th and townsend where the crash happened. you can see power poll hanging up in the air, and as we pan down it's not even hitting the ground. the area has been taped off by the caltran employees while they try to figure out what to do. that truck that was simply just parked there in this employee parking lot. we'll span left and show you the pg&e truck that rival within the last -- arrived literally within the last f

looks good. 580 still looks good.ide is still ok for 1 01 southbound. >> lower manhattan, look at the ferry boat that was ripped open pere. its plans appear dorm the morning commute. this is the north shore area of new jersey. this is a faroesthis sent the cs plying perez 17 people were injured. the injuries are not life-threatening. they're all on stretchers. they have neck braces on and blankets over them. these people have been taken to the hospital and you see cruised examine the boats tried to figure out what they should do with that. this is the latest that we are hearing. >> we will take a quick break. and a reminder to watch the dr. phil this morning after kron4 morning news at 10:00 a.m.. >> announcer: meet jill. she thought she'd feel better after seeing her doctor. and she might have, if not for kari, the identity thief who stole jill's social security number to open credit cards, destroying jill's credit and her dream of retirement. now meet amanda. with a swipe of her debit card, she bought some gas... an

quote, there are still hostages and there are still terrorists, so tomorrow is another day. the algerian press service reports numerous casualties in the operation. the exact number, still unknown right now. and a lot of questions already are coming from the united states about the algerian government's tactics in the operation that could have put the hostages in jeopardy. now, we also want to let you know that right now, there's a chartered flight en route of bp employees from algeria. it is headed towards london to gatwick airport. now, that could be landing at any moment. we don't yet know if the passengers are any of the freed hostages or if there are americans on board, but as we get that information, we're going to share that with you. the brother of an irish national who escaped from captivity had a harrowing story. he spoke to cnn today and described what happened to his brother. >> yeah, but just found out recently that he'd been mered to sleep with duct tape over his mouth and his hands tied and then we find out how he got free and five out of the compound or to a

i still haven't. but just to let america know and my friends and family know that i was still capable of doing this and i wasn't going to get back on the horse as soon as i could. i basically brushed myself off, walked across the street and put this thing together. it's very exciting. >> is it more fun doing these shows sober? >> it's a lot more fun. yeah. you can make a lot more choices. and when you say sober, i'm never a guy that worked loaded because doing a sitcom is so specific. it's like a big dance that has a very specific metronome on it. the detail of work is very difficult and you can't find it if you're fogged, you know? >> do you still party much? >> not as much as you used to? >> you haven't given it totally up. >> smoke a little pot, drink a little. i'm 47. >> same age as me. i'm disappointed that you look younger than me. >> you're very kind, very kind. but as far as -- but when i say i wasn't high on the set, i was hungover like a bastard. i think that can slow down the choices that o

it is in fact still snowing. light and we're not expecting a whole lot in the way of accumulation. enough to reduce visibilities and will be with us for another hour or two and things should gradually taper off to flurries and afternoon sunshine. here's snow totals. about an inch in winchester as we switch maps. two inches. reports in california, maryland for our viewers thereof close to four inches. st. marys city four inches. that's the jackpot where we have more moderate bands of snow. there we are at 1:00 today. should we sunshine breaking out. going to be cold afternoon with high temperatures in the upper 20s. and pretty brisk wind out of the north and west. anything that has a chance to melt off could refreeze. be ready for icy spots. here we are tomorrow afternoon at 5:00. looks like we're going to do another round of this later tomorrow afternoon and tomorrow night. 29 today. cold again tonight. 30 tomorrow with light snow redeveloping. gradual warmup. 50s around here by next tuesday and wednesday. we're

it is still freezing and san mateo.frost advisory in effect for the next 15 minutes. we have heard reports of black ice and it has been a very frigid morning. s once you head into afternoon the numbers will start to climb. they will be in the upper 50s brea. yesterday we saw this bird at 52 degrees. for the north bayour kron 47 their roune bay shows that the temperature will be pretty much out for the next several beds. the temperatures will start to climb. if you're a lowe's will not be as frigid. >> this is your bay area forecast nowlook at the conditid tahoe. the snow bomb shows the there are no chain restrictions. 59203. there is no new snow reported at squaw valley prepare perry and >> there is another accident on the mimic freeway. this is the third one this morning. this is not at 23rd instead of at this.%t5th. even with the metering lights activated at 620 there has been no backups for the westbound ride. the san mateo bridge has been light enough that we have not seen any spike in the drive time. it stayed unde

, at least, late last year were still, had still slow production.d of boosted it up. we've seen a big jump in gasoline inventories which is probably why the national average stopped dead in its tracks after christmas, started rising. now it leveled off because gasoline inventories are beginning to rise significantly of the as long as that continues things will look good. melissa: you're the best. you have an answer for everything. real quick what kind of car do you drive? >> mazda 3. melissa: fuel efficient or? >> well it does pretty well, but a lot of time quite frankly i'm in chicago so i take mass transit. melissa: there you go. patrick, you're the best. thanks for coming on. >> thank you. melissa: time for today's fuel gauge report. conocophillips will sell a group of oil fields to danbury resources. it is for 86,000 acree in southwestern north dakota and montana. the fields produced 13,000 barrels of oil a day. >>> a major north sea oil pipeline is shut down. the pipeline owned by abu dhabi national energy, transports 100,000 barrels of crude a

and still a high-profile figure. here he is with the head of the grand reopening of the theater just over a year ago. but last night, he was attacked outside of his apartment block, and and and amassed through asset from the bottle into his face and fled. he received serious burns and was rushed to hospital. doctors had been battling to save his sights. today, a deep sense of shock. >> impossible. how it isderstand possible. >> why was he targeted? one theory put forward by the ballet is that he made enemies in his role of artistic director. >> he is the one that decides so many things and every time a decision is made, -- >> they had recently expressed concern over growing intimidation. his car tires had been slashed. now he has suffered a physical attack which sent shock waves through the world of russian culture. >> fear that china's economy is the envy of the world, but leaders have unveiled a the country is growing its slowest rate in more than a decade. >> through the grind, the sun barely cheyennes. the indust

still a lot of smoke coming up.believe it to be a wood frame victorian possibly vacant building that's burning on the 600 block of harrison street. flames still coming from some of the windows we can see as the helicopter pans these live pictures, still a lot of smoke, as well. chopper 5 will stave above it and keep an eye -- will stay above it and keep an eye on it. >>> an artistic demonstration could turn into a criminal case in san francisco. cbs 5 reporter anne makovec shows us the exhibit at the center of an investigation. >>> reporter: this is the piece that was supposed to be celebrated with the gala reception tonight. instead, it caused a fire at the queens nail art gallery last night. >> it's really surprising that it actually created a fire. >> reporter: kelsey works at a coffee shop across the street. >> they told us, we're putting 50,000 matches in this part of the united states -- and they talk about how much work it was and ordering all these matches. >> reporter: and then at around 10 p.m., this was l

still, pockets of heavy areas. this band of showers over the santa cruz mountains is also going to the south bay in the next 30 minutes. as of right now we have a dry conditions for the western portion of the santa clara valley. still, through milpitas and fremont. it gets a little bit heavier through the san ramon valley. you can see the yellow/moderate and even heavy in some areas on the interstate 680. it is moving north bound towards concord, walnut creek. and heavier towards moderate mirror downtown your field. and towards travis base and vacaville. the transition from showers tonight with the camera lens showing shower activity. gusting winds, 20 m.p.h.-30 m.p.h. with persistent wind. with breaks of sunshine possible and the increase in sunshine for leader afternoon. a warmer weather is coming up. >> this family a family re- union that almost wasn't. next up, how one quick thinking dad helped two boys re-unite with their worried mom. >> facebook using voip... ♪ [ female announcer ] no more paper coupons. no m

is it still snoop dogg? >> i remember he did go through some type of transition when he went through -- went to jamaica and decided to make adjustments. >> i am sure you will get to the bottom. >> time now is 6:09 . another check of the changing forecast coming up. >> big news for we gotta sell the car. where would we even start? get the car. hi howard. get in. hi, good to see you. start with an actual written offer when selling your car, no strings attached. carmax. start here. >> taking a live look now at new york city where jacqui jeras is talking about they are getting what we just had. >> they are getting a little bit of rain. they are under a high wind warning. if you are traveling there, that will be an issue for today. do expect flight delays. take a look at satellite and radar picture. the front has passed off to our east. the severe weather threat is over. the cold air moving over the warmer lake waters. the trouble issues primarily today will be in the weekly and into the northeast. that is becaus

a lot of things that are still on the plate for them, so i think it's still short sighted to say, hey, let's get rid of the stock at this point. in terms of buying new shares for clients who, you know, fix their risk profile, definitely a stock to add to. have to bear in mind, michelle, apple is such a large-cap stock and health it for such a long time, been on the buy list, that it already makes up a large percentage a lot of time of client equity holding. >> do you mind telling us what your cost basis is? >> well, it's different for every client, but you have to bear in mind it's upon on the list, our buy list since like 2004. >> wow. >> so it's made a tremendous run since that time. >> you've done okay. >> can't really double up at 450, 500. we're in a big position. >> gene munster, do you like apple here? >> we do, and one other thing about apple. just take a little bit out of my tech focus. look at the top 30 10 billion, apple cheap stock. super focused on the product. minute to minute. big picture is there. cheap relative to its growth and new products are coming. i know that th

howard here still dealing with the snow. light snow still left over. an inch and a half in gaithersburg. light snow will pull out quickly. by 9:00 if we have anything left over, it will be well to our south and southeast. temps only in the lower 20s. we head toward lunch time. mid- to upper 20s. sunny, breezy, a stray flurry. this afternoon look at that, 3:00, again a couple of flurries there. a snowe snow shower. high temperatures only about the 30-degree mark so be careful this morning. >>> good morning, everybody. it looks like for the wizards, getting their captain back does a team good. since john wall returned to the court january 12, the washington wizards have won four of the last six games. he seems to have provided a much needed spark for this team. could it continue? last night wizards in utah. there are actually wizards fans at the game. things didn't look good for a while. but then they cut the lead to just 3 but wizards couldn't get much closer. utah wins 92-88. >>> to the college game, is george mason up the road visiting towson. 24 poin

still, some 30's out the door.e north bay, the delta, the inland valleys and portions of the south bay. and the morning lows will be 30's and '40's. things are going to warm up quickly as we go towards a 10:00 a.m. 50s and 60s expected. we will take a look at your neighborhood forecast, coming up. [ female announcer ] this is a special message from at&t. [ male announcer ] it's no secret that the price of things just keeps going up. [ female announcer ] but we have some good news. it's our bundle price promise. [ male announcer ] a price you can definitely count on, for two whole years. from at&t. [ female announcer ] a great price for a great triple-play bundle. [ male announcer ] call now. bundles with u-verse tv, internet and home phone start at $89 a month. now get the same great price for two years. [ female announcer ] switch today and get a total home dvr included, free for life. [ male announcer ] you get reliable, high speed internet on our advanced digital network. choose from speeds up to 24 megs. [ fema

but they still have a few that are still cleaning up.he call came out just before 1:00 this morning. when crews arrived here, the three story brick building was fully engulfed in flames. again this is an end of group commercial building for a local business. now the first, second and third floors were engulfed in flames. heavy fire on all of the floors made it unsafe for firefighters to actually go inside. so that means they had to fight the fire from the outside. now no one was inside the building at the time of the fire. firefighters tell us that there were no reported injuries. and because of the cold temperatures a bus was brought in for shelter to help keep people warm for those who needed it. right now there's still no cause of the cause and investigators are still trying to figure out what happened here this morning. reporting live in northeast baltimore, sherrie johnson, abc2 news. >>> two bills are being introduced today in annapolis to prevent gun violence. anyone who commits a violent crime with a firearm can't receive early r

there's still more to go. the roe is still at levels that need to improve.hat were, you know, they had been at at points in the past when there were a lot more concerns about the company. we thought that didn't quite make sense. >> yeah. interesting quarter. interesting day. thanks again for your time. see you next time. >> absolutely. take care. >> roger freeman over at barclay's. have you ever wanted to own the batmobile? now is your chance. it is up for auction this weekend. we'll tell you how it can be yours. robert frank is up after the break. at 1:45, the aflac duck was brought in with multiple lacerations to the wing and a fractured beak. surgery was successful, but he will be in a cast until it is fully healed, possibly several months. so, if the duck isn't able to work, how will he pay for his living expenses? aflac. like his rent and car payments? aflac. what about gas and groceries? aflac. cell phone? aflac, but i doubt he'll be using his phone for quite a while cause like i said, he has a fractured beak. [ male announcer ] send the aflac duck a g

and if it's where did this until we were both twenty one and i still love music remember i still play music from time to time you play the drum because you can't read music you can play anything else. this is what usually happens you want to be in the group but you can play the piano is that is that it is. yes right you can play drums even if you can't read music if you actually you know. lazy and playing drums doesn't require much of your time is. much music classes of course but music is more of a pastime to me than a job was your band your group was a successful no. so well you mean you make any money but don't. we yes a little just a little bit we're going to go through and we played mostly in restaurants and bars so in the evening if there was a lot of people we would get a certain percentage of like what if somebody buys a drink you get a share for example have fun and you get paid. so we would make some money and i made a living this way for a few years i didn't get rich or anything but i made a living. there so so you know you like played for food. or for yes i played for food

the heavy traffic is still with us and the accident is still on the shoulder.0 southbound. once they have finally cleared the scene that things will improve. until then we are likely to be contending with slow traffic here. 280 southbound all lanes have been reopened before the guadalupe parkway. we will give you another bridge check now as we look first at the bay bridge which has been an easy ride today. we cleared out the back up about an hour ago and it has been a smooth ride ever cents. this and the sale bridge never got as low as it had been over the last several months. the drive times never really got above 15 minutes. for the ride to the golden gate bridge we are past the peak now. not only on the span of but from marin county on the 1 01 southbound. >> we'll be right back with the kron4 morning news and give you a peek at the cool electronic gadget show and las vegas coming up after the break. [ crickets chirping ] [ traffic passing ] ♪ [ music box: lullaby ] [ man on tv, indistinct ] ♪ [ lullaby continues ] [ baby coos ] [ man announcing ] millions a

the water is still bubbling out. crews will have to dig under newly laid asphalt to turn off the main. >> number two, it seems like it's freezing cold, mike nicco confirms it is. below freezing temperatures are showing up as frost covering parked cars and trucks in marin and sonoma counties. terry mcsweeney is in santa rosa where at fourth street and farmers lane shows 24 degrees. >> the country on the edge of the fiscal cliff. last night, house of representatives passed it and taxes will still go up for wealthy individuals and bush-era tax cuts will remain for everyone else. >> number four, the coosh water district board holds a hearing in concord to discuss a proposed rate increase. a hike up to 3.5% could be approved. it could add up to $2.27 a month for typical bill. >> number five, last day you can enjoy the science museum exploratorium at current location. good news you can go for free today. exploratorium has out grown its home and moving to pier 15. >> let's get a final check of the accu-weather forecast. >>

but, vdot still took this seriously. and they wanted to stay ahead of this snow that came down this afternoon. take a look at these trucks. they were cruising primarily up and down the interstates and the primary roads like this one here on lee highway. putting down a mixture of salt and sand. but again, there has been so little accumulation out here in fairfax county that the roadways that we've been seeing, the main roads have not been a big problem. still, we know, out in the subdivisions, a little bit different story. there's going to be re-freezing out there tonight. so folks are going to want to take it easy. but right now, at this hour, no more snow, just a little bit on the ground today. reporting live from centreville, julie carey, news 4. >> okay. we want to check on the road conditions out in maryland. some schools closed early to get school buses off the streets before the snow really started falling this afternoon. our prince george's county bureau chief shows us how the evening commute is going now. >> repo

but still you probably still walked to lunch, but then showers back to the mountains, twelve o'clock,0, then this time tomorrow. we'll see showers rolling on through. most of the showers are unusual to see them pop up here. that's pretty heavy rainfall. again maybe just a little view as this rolls on through it tomorrow night. you're south of town, even less of a chance to see a shower or a thunderstorm. tonight increasing clouds and just chilly. low temperatures in the 30s. one blanket night. the next three days, we'll keep tomorrow green and still mild with showers late. warmer on saturday, 64. yeah, crazy warm on sunday. of the with some showers -- 69 with some showers. a better organized storm on tuesday and wednesday. maybe a thunderstorm on tuesday, 48. showers are coming in on wednesday and there are some signs that we will be back in the 30s next thursday. >>> junior former star linebacker for the san diego chargers, they had the generative brain disease called cte when he committed suicide last may. the national institutes of health study at their family request and said toda

still, the power is in the consumer's hand.hoppers could pay cash or use a debit card, which doesn't incur a surcharge. >> i would carry cash or stay away from stores that carry the fee. >> reporter: after all, you ultimately, have the choice to pay or walk away. katy tur, nbc news, atlanta. >>> and here is something that's definitely going up, starting today, the price of a first-class postage stamp will cost a penny more, 46 cents. the sixth time the postal service raised the price in eight years as it continues to lose money to the tune of $25 million a day. >>> up next here tonight, a dramatic rescue from raging floodwaters. great year in the gulf,sucha we've decided to put aside our rivalry. 'cause all our states are great. and now is when the gulf gets even better. the beaches and waters couldn't be more beautiful. take a boat ride or just lay in the sun. enjoy the wildlife and natural beauty. and don't forget our amazing seafood. so come to the gulf, you'll have a great time. especially in alabama. you mean mississippi.

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temperatures are still in the upper 30s. the bull's eye will be down towards charlottesville, 3 to 5 inches there and it is snowing in charlottesville and roanoke. the advisories are further south. our southern viewing area, la plata toward culpeper, fredericksburg, you are under a winter weather advisory for this little band of snow, but the temperatures are still above freezing. it's going to have to overcome a lot of obstacles to accumulate. consequently we're saying most of the acquisition laying even south of town will be on grassy sur -- accumulation even south of town will be on grassy surfaces. you see the magenta here, turning already into southern maryland. we'll come back and talk about temperatures tonight which can play a critical factor in your commute tomorrow. >>> regardless some schools not taking any chances with that forecast, particularly those south of town. our scott broom pick up our team coverage live in charles county. scott. >> reporter: hey, derek, on the dashboard camera of my mobile newsroom been

the idea is still there. last year, we got a bigger bang for our buck from that fixed income risk taking than from the defensiveness in equities. but that could either way, and we think that focus on the middle of the risk spectrum is advantageous versus the two extremes of traditional equities. >> tom: you mentioned you don't have direct exposure to the high-yield exchange traded funds. what about the two equity uz mentions? >> the two equities we are direct exposure to. >> our friday market monterguest is jason pride. >> thanks for having me. >> susie: between twitter and facebook, the way we communicate keeps evolving. this week lou's been thinking about connecting versus social networking. here's author and educator lou heckler. >> there was this story in our local paper a while back. a married couple was sitting on a love seat in their home, virtually knee-to-knee. each had a laptop computer and they were typing. the interviewer asked them what they were doing. the answer: "we're arguing about something

still, some market pros says most u.s. multinationals are fit enough to stay in the money. >> you know, our companies here in the u.s are pretty lean and mean. they've learned how to make money in a slow-growth environment. i don't think that's going to change, but probably earnings growth this year will probably be about 5% or even a little bit less than that. so, below the long-term average, certainly nothing to write home about. >> reporter: nothing to write home about, maybe, but enough to keep the s&p 500 in positive territory. >> i think, at the end of the year, the market is going to be higher than where it is now. our target for year-end 2013 is 1525 to 1575. so, you throw in a couple of percents for dividends, and, you know, that would be about a 10% year. so, we're expecting another good year. >> reporter: before we worry about how stocks are going to do in the next 11 months, we've first got to get through tomorrow. that's when tech heavyweight apple reports its quarterly results. those come out after the bell.

but they are still down about 6% in the past year. still, motley fool owns the stock. >> i think it's an attractive stock in the market. but i would be a buyer now, as a long term investor at these prices. >> reporter: 2012 was tough, and 2013 is not expected to be much easier. in addition to economic pressures, mcdonalds expects food and labor costs to rise, both of which eat into profit margins. erika miller, "n.b.r.," new york. >> susie: a big "earnings miss" crushed shares of coach today. the luxury retailer reported a profit of $1.23 a share, a nickel below estimates. revenue rose 4%, but also below expectations. shares plunged more than 16% on the news. the company's c.e.o. blamed the results on "challenging" holiday sales and says coach is now transforming to a "global lifestyle brand" focused on accessories. dan hess joins us now. he's c.e.o. of merchant forecast, a research firm specializing in retail strategy. dan, a lot of people might not be sure what a global life-style brand in and what does it mean that coach will be do

tomorrow the temperatures will still be warmer.pper 60s and the side of the heart of the bay. >> there will be pleasant conditions for the weekend and i will have a full detail coming up. >> traffic continues to build that the bay bridge but the back up its remaining about 16 minutes. your quick commute check shows that moderate to heavy traffic for the east bay freeway. at 580 westbound is about a 16 minute drive. there was a eastbound car fire that might slow this down. we are still under 25 minutes from bumf >> whenever there live events going on you can turn on art when '90s three contests at digital 24 hour news channel. >> in san francisco 01 and is waiting for answers as they yesterday made up the floor the rise is that correct? >> yes there is a a no trespassing sign here still. this will be a big part in the case that dates back three decades. this is a really close location to where kevin thomas was last seen in 1984. he waited at a nearby bus stop trying to make his way home from basketball practice. yesterday according

the cause of the fire is still under rex. >>> they are hoping -- the cause of this still is still notnown. >>> they are hoping to catch the suspect, they escaped after getting through bullet proof glass. >>> up to five armed masked robbers forced their way through and four minutes later, they reportedly punched a woman, locked her husband in the basement, the suspects got away with jewelry and they were last seen driving away in a gray suv. >>> a second jury trial is expected for deborah madden. she is wanted for deception and her first trial ended in a hung jury. they agreed she stole cocaine but did it by means of deception. >>> they rallied against guns and pushed dr. martin luther king, jr.'s message of nonviolence. [ music... ] >> they spoke out bringing the -- at a bringing the noise event. >> the guns inside of us we struggle to put down every day, let us raise every voice and speak the world a new world to be. >> reporter: they talked about the mass shooting in newtown  connecticut and they talked about their own bay areas. >>> they had a gun surrender event and was skill ba

i still pinch myself. no, we're ready to go and hopefully we'll go all the way this year. >> but you've got the competition is looking at what you did. and with the seven player trades that are coming up there. >> the -- rays had a big trade last night. it's going to be quite a season. i think the pennant race is going to have start april 1st. >> who's going to be the biggest competitor? we always talk about philadelphia and whoever. who are you looking at? >> you never know who's going to break out. >> we thought it. we knew it was going to happen. we knew it was going to pay off. >> even a surprise to me. but no, i think it's going to be a you know phillies are always tough. you can't discount anybody. and you just never know when somebody gets the momentum and gets it going. but hopefully on top at the end. >> and you know looking at what happened in football with rg3 at the end, again the validation of the coaches and staff making the decision to rest -- stephen strasburg. >> right. >> really is paying

traffic is still recovering.are still going to see some slowing between 66 which you can see right there and heading up to downtown. if you can wait longer, that will be good or you might want to use 580, using 580 to 980. look the -- looking at 101, san francisco traffic looks good in and out of san francisco and 101 and 280. at the peninsula, 101 and 280 are doing well all the way to the airport. let's go to steve. >>> cold temperatures, clear skies. a lot of 20s. starting to finally warm up a tiny bit but there's still a lot of 30s out there. we have another 24 minutes for our freeze warning and frost advisory. after that, it looks good. the system i'm standing in front of is falling apart. when you see them do this, that tells you they are dying on the vine. you can see most of the energy is going up here. and then it will go down to southern california and it ends up being very week. 20s, 30s, a little breeze. napa, 38. in town it was 27. 30s, low, concord was in the 20s. livermore is 28. fairfield was in th

we still don't know what is happening. i cannot say. >> i feel safe for the moment, but i don't know. if the guy is still there, hopefully, it will be on there. >> david cameron said that a algeria's prime minister told him troops were still pursuing terrorists and their remaining hostages. >> a judge there to be an immediate threat in the lives of hostages and felt obliged to respond. the number of british citizens at risk was less than 30. we now know that number has been quite significantly reduced. >> what do we know about this crisis? the installation is located in remote desert in the east of the country close to the libyan border. they were attacked undercover of darkness. the first targets were buses on route to an airfield. two workers were killed including a britain. then the compound was seized and hostages taken. he went to the nearby gas processing plant itself, and on thursday, security forces waited hard, apparently convinced that they were planning to flee into the desert, taking hostages with them. >> ther

people still not quite comfortable with that concept yet. as people become more and more confident and more and more comfortable with the concept of data being safe, we will still have people, and we will still have instances where people want their data next to them, where they feel comfortable, where they feel safe and confident that their data is secure. >> if i were purchasing services from a cloud vendor, i would mandate that all data at risk is encrypted using keys that i own, that i provide when it is processed for me, and there is no excuse for anybody not doing this. the technology exists. so it comes down to the probability that a bad guy could go and guess relocation. in amazon web services, you have more than 3.5 billion objects. they have to know which one to go for it here that have to break your access. then they have to break the description on the of jets. the probability of stealing your data and getting away with an attack is vanishingly small. >> i think you address one of my concerns, which was the security of my data ou

he was hiding out. >> was it still county land at that time? >> city lead. >> this is after it was subdivided into standard lots? >> they are big. anyone who live there, you might have a backyard twice as long as your house. smaller home builders started taking root with larger ones. a lot of times, it was like this. a guy would buy a couple of lots and essentially build two houses and tried to sell them. or live in one. they did that all the way up to the 1940's. one of the last parcels a friend of mine lived on on 28 and cabrilla, which used to be a garbage dump, and in the 1940's, they build it over with sand -- they have lots of that lying around. >> this is parker studio boulevard in the richmond district. you are on the road, which is this piece of land. after the 1906 earthquake and fire, there were a refugee camps for and in a lot of the refugee camps, there were earthquake refugee cottages. these were small little portable cottages built on these camps, and the idea was you could live there, and when the camps closed after a bad year,

those days no one really thought of what would happen the next day and we just kept playing them is still belongs to the city we considered the luzhniki to be our home when we hosted some of our rivals like to nominate can have ninety thousand people would come. despite not having it grown to call their own sparta do have a training camp on the outskirts of moscow. with a blaze that has become iconic for all the red and white band who've been welcomed there and by the time the new stadium is open they will also have a new training ground located near it. who work we spent lots of time at terrace of which is even a celebrated their weddings there and also fans attended the camp it was fun to watch as they sat around star astin in the stands asking him for team news hopefully this friendly atmosphere will continue its bar tax new base. after a successful decade in the one nine hundred ninety s. spartak have since failed to win a trophy in ten years the red and whites are desperate to clinch a tenth russian title and the prospect of sealing it in their very own stereo would be a double dream

but the feel s-g still amazing, full of -- but the feeling still amazing, full of hope. >> reporter: motorcades that coursed to the white house by way of pennsylvania avenue with the president and first lady walking as is traditional part of the way. san francisco resident drew griffin was there to catch the moment on camera. >> i saw him get out for a second, wave and get back in. >> reporter: one thing that was clear about this inauguration is that the scale of the events were smaller than four years ago. there were smaller crowds and fewer official in inaugural night events. there were only two inaugural events attended by the president and first lady compared to 10 four years ago. >>> people watched a live broadcast at the bay view opera house. people from the neighborhood and other parts of the bay area gathered to watch president obama's faith in america's future speech. one woman says the president's speech gives her hope for the future. >> there's hope there's going to be a change coming and i have faith that it's going to be better for us. i mean you know i'm not just saying