place where the sun is fatter.astronomers priests and teachers use the sun dial to calculate the course of the sun throughout the year the months and the time of day although we don't know what astronomical methods were used. the end of matthew picchu remains a mystery with the fall of the inca empire the decline of the city was probably inevitable after that it didn't take long for the jungle to reclaim the houses temples and rules and then the inca city of matches picchu slept for three hundred years. he started out with some junk and instructions from a book. at the age of fourteen william coming home by the dream. we wanted to build a wind turbine to provide his village with electricity. i want to elevate this idea change his life play football just such an exciting journey the world freek.

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today you'll see sun and clouds, tomorrow full sun sunday and monday. we have another storm hitting tuesday and wednesday. i'll focus on that in just a second. nothing going on here, the radar is clear, sun and clouds upstairs. this continues to be a thorn in the side. winds howling off the northwest. wilmington, 38 miles per hour. northwest, 31. atlantic city, 21. cape may, 24 miles per hour. the good news with this particular nor'easter there's no arctic air on the backside, temperatures are close to 40 degrees, all the snow and ice you picked up yesterday, it's starting to melt. a lot of it will be gone monday, especially up through here, you picked up ten inches of snow, i guarantee by monday it will be gone as highs climb into the low 40s and in some cases upper 40s. italk about feeder bands that wrap around it. looks like a feeder band to me. let's call it a feeder band wrapping around it. take a look at the wind speeds, nantucket, plymouth. we saw 60 to 70-mile an hour wind gusts. look at the wind gusts, 93 miles per hour. hurricane-force wind 74

throughout the day, more sun.ne boulevard, pacifica, some of the fire trails here. certainly a light rainshower is possible. as far south as not quite san mateo. but on the peninsula a little bit of mist, drizzle and a damp start to the day. while mt. hamilton a a a a a degrees. more continues to rotate through. that's the order of the day -- a passing shower, sun, cumulus clouds out there. don't cancel your plans. you're not going to get hit with a downpour. maybe a light shower from time to time. 43 in san jose. the golden gate bridge, a little damp. you may need wipers. scattered showers, cool with some sun. sunshine and continued cool tomorrow. still below average. lots of 60s, sunny and warmer this week. there's a 1 on the storm impact scale today. light returns. you can see the timeline as we go through the day. the showers get just about wiped out throughout the day as the sunshine takes over. the sun will allow for just a little bit of warming out there. as we go through the middle of the week notice we ar

once the sun had been venerated. the old walls where they survived were covered in frescoes to hide all memory of the pagan traditions of the place. in one thousand nine hundred fifty an earthquake destroyed parts of the monastery and revealed at the walls of the some temple these walls were once covered in gold but there is little left of such riches. in the semicircular astronomical wall of the sun temple made possible an exact determination of the phases of the moon the position of the stars and the date of the suns to see these. the spaniards built houses of their own on the foundations of the buildings they had destroyed not one single income house kindness although temple is still standing in co school today. only the rules remain. the individual stones were country with such precision and fitted so exactly without motor that not even the point of a knife can be inserted between the. school is still redolent of the entire legacy which in many parts of the town has fused with the culture of the conquistadores. i

one of the burning questions, these scientists hope to answer why the atmosphere of the sun, or the sun's corona is 300 times hotter than the surface below it. >> like being in a fireplace. as you walk away, it gets, much, much, much hotter. we don't understand why that is. >> on the journey, the parker solar probe will survive extreme cold and heat. and the astronomer showed us the chamber used to test the space craft. >> to use a scientific word what its the concontraption. >> thermal. we test the environment. make sure the space craft and instruments can with stand the hot and cold of space. >> so it has already passed. >> yes. >> ready to go. >> ready to go. >> and scientists hop to learn a lot about how the sun affects weather on earth, sat light, electrical grid. by the way you can go to the nasa website and sign up to have your name put on the solar probe before it is launched. >> that's the "overnight news" for friday. for some of you the news continues. for others you can check back later, for the morning news and cbs this morning. from the broadcast center in new york city. >>>

air-conditioning does help the sun belt. it helps build cities like phoenix, it helped build people moving to these warm weather climates that are more tolerable, not just horrible -- tolerable, but desirable. get nice weather throughout the year and be comfortable in your own home. technology like air-conditioning are important in the growth of the south and the sun belt. the sun belt plays a big story, a major story in the kind of conservative tilt of united states politics in the last decade of the 20th century. we saw that in the book about how those sun belt communities in orange county are skewing conservatives and republicans. that is true in texas, georgia, north carolina, and you really could talk about -- if you reflect back on it, and you can historyut a period in of the sun belt era in modern american politics. in 1964 to 2004 every american president was elected came from a state of the sun belt. 1964 lyndon johnson, 1968 richard nixon, 1972 richard nixon is reelected, gerald ford is next and he doesn't count. [

from the highlands of the northwest to the low lying plains of the sun. the point at which these routes into set. the caravans that carry this trade are exposed to various danger and so the tribal chiefs or. the guard should be asked for special protection. they chose to build their cottage shrines on a mountain top with a natural plateau. bond for the white man only a day on foot from the present day. this ceremonial center was established around five hundred b.c. in the course of the centuries it became one of the major trading centers in old mesoamerica. the earliest overlords of monta our barn where some arms of a car and they were results folks tribal chiefs with a knack for dramatically highlighting their own supremacy all ophir they were closer to heaven than anywhere else on earth closer to the gods who underwrote their authority to decide men's faints in worldly economic terms. you. feel the central location of monta all gone meant that it played an increasing role in the long distance trade of mesoamerican its links extended to the south thank y

>> this is the story of why the sun belt era ends. way thebecause of the hispanic vote is complicating politics in states like california and texas and florida, in particular. about how the politics of orange county looks a lot different now today than it did when they were writing about it -- in the 50's and 60's. thet of that is about diversity of the voting population in places like orange county and the diversity of voting. it is not playing out in the deep south, although there is a growing hispanic population in states in places like south georgia and mississippi and alabama. we have not fully felt the political impact yet but it is making states like florida and texas and california more competitive for the democratic party than they would be -- than they had been historically. yes. you framed reagan's win in 1980 as a southern strategy. 1980 was a byproduct of the southern strategy? >> you do not win presidential elections with just one tool. you have to have a lot of tools. there were a lot of things going on. i would not tel

the sun rises over renishaw in western germany the clear skies belie the freezing temperatures across the rest of the country. it may be meteorological spring but winter isn't going away without a fight like here on lake constance in southern germany where the beach is frozen solid. even the sun is no match for the so-called beast from the east the siberian cold front blanketing much of europe temperatures have plunged across the continent but not everyone is letting the chill get them down. and it's nice to drink something hot under the sun cinema under certain constantly complaining about the weather but we can enjoy the nice called days to get more inspire fly go barefoot on my terrace in the morning it doesn't bother me as the zone the sun is warm and beautiful if you dress properly and it feels like the beginning of spring to start from few hours on earth you know the sun has officially set on winter but the cold isn't ready to say goodbye to just yet the freezing temperatures are expected to continue throughout much of europe. three times surfing world champion mick fanning who

sun breaks out at times tomorrow 20s in the morning, 40s in the afternoon.al flood warnings in effect for the delaware high tide concerns the worst of all compared to today moderate 8:14 in the morning. close to that for the rest of the jersey shore. beaches, minor flooding and minor flooding 93:02 a.m. to the poconos, two feet of snow. heavy wet snow on the slopes and a chilly breeze sunday, 36. the seven-day forecast 40s for the weekend f like 30s with the wind still around breaks of sun coming back. the union the first home game. monday, seasonably cool, 47-degrees. tuesday, rain arrives 49-degrees. there could be a coastal storm to come by late tuesday and wednesday, wet snow in the northwestern suburbs thursday friday, chilly in the upper 40s with sun and clouds. i say we go back to february. warm and no snow. look what marc >> don't like it. >> me neats. >>neither. >> the red carpet has been rolled out for the oscars this sunday. it has been covered up by a tarp to protect against the rain in los angeles. there is a roof over head on the entrance to th

of the sun in different colors you want to see the print of the sun if. it is not quite. get some. sort of. particles. it came out that some of our technology is so little flares can have devastating effects on the continents communication systems electricity supply and even satellites themselves by predicting. scientists can send out early warnings to deactivate certain grids and systems until the flare has passed. maybe regions which we're interested in looking at on the sun in the spread of the sun which only has that x. explosion hoping and they spread it all over the call it to the region if we see any change in all these missions then we know that it's good to have an effect although if. so how much of the information that we get it is given to other african countries well recognize that space is found on soul and especially astonishing you are saying yet one more reason why it's important to spend money on space technology because it is important for countries to be or otherwise you are just been fishing what are the countries for example when you have information about area

sun and clouds and breezy with a high of 46 degrees. with the wind it's still going to feel like the 30s, but all in all not a bad finish to the weekend. there's still some issues in the jersey shore i'll be back with details in the 7-day forecast. guys? >> this is new video this morning, this huge tree crushing a car on 66th street in philadelphia's overbrook section. >> the tree fell right on the driver's side. nobody was in the car the time it happened. the storm is long gone but its fury is leaving behind damage. >> after drivers dodged downed trees, hundreds of people are waiting for their power to come back on. we caught up with this crew along the 700 block of river road. >> peco says crews are valuable. >> the crews are running across trees down across roads. to help clear the roads to make repairs. >> peco says this is the third worse for them following the ice storm of 2014 and super storm sandy. delaware county has reported half of its homes and businesses lost power at the peak of the storm. >>> power lines and trees were do

you can see a peeking sun, is coming out of the cloud. silver lining for what has been a long day out here, we do apologize for the somewhat foggy camera, there is so much more moisture with this system the snow, is wet and it is heavy, it is accumulated somewhere in the order of, about 10 inches. hey guys, four wheel drives are out and that will get you around here. this it is a slushy mess on the roadways. we have caught up with haverford township chief john viola earlier today, talking about these back to back storms and how the township, has been dealing with it. >> well, we have 17 cars in the street, between us and radnor we have 906 calls for services for over week friend friday to monday which is a really high number. we were out friday we were non-stop just giving out addresses and we were responding to them. so much so many trees down. medical emergencies, alarms, wire fires, just continuing. >> is there any silver lining to this event right now, thaw are seeing. >> spring is almost here. >> reporter: chief has a point , i think

of the sun in different colors you want to see different layers of the sun if it is not only is quite. some space with a sort of this hard land mass ejections or certainly particles it came out that some of our technology is some of the flares can have devastating effects on the continents communication systems electricity supply and even satellites themselves by predicting the best scientists can send out early mornings to deactivate certain grids and systems until the flare has passed. maybe regions which we're interested in looking at on the sun in the spread of the sun which would mean that x. explosion coping and then describe it will call it to regions if we see any change in all these missions then we know that it's good to have an effect on it. so how much of the information that we get it is given to other african countries well recognized that space is shared unfold technologies and it's especially our submission you are seeing yet one more reason why it's important to spend money on space technology because it's important for countries to be on top of these things otherwise

tomorrow featuring more sun. temperatures near 70s degree in the south bay.early on tuesday. and wednesday the rainiest day. mild and sunny tomorrow with upper 60s. and hayward. and spripreview. 70 in san jose. mid 50s. and wednesday a subtropical effect. the temperatures ahead of the system and with the system will be in the 60s. very mild. so tuesday, about 3:00 we'll have the light rain and by wednesday. here comes the stronger part of the system. thursday, the colder part. lingering showers into the friday. and saturday. so we'll add up those totals to be about maybe an inch or so. a little too soon to say. so certainly some more significant and potentially bonus wet weather. mid to upper 50s today and north bay frosty. 35 in morgan hill. the accuweather seven-day forecast morning fog. afternoon partly to mostly cloudy and sunday and monday. spring arrives tuesday. gusty winds and downpours on wednesday. thursday and friday, colder. thunderstorms. very spring-like forecast. but it's like the faucet is on and then turn it off by the end of next weekend. so

the sun starting to come out.bout the temperatures and how they warm up this afternoon coming up. >>> thank you. 9:44. let's look outside. this is from the boardwalk in ocean city. looks like a picture perfect day. wouldn't know we had a nor'easter yesterday. the ocean front properties still okay. they should be fine in terms of the flooding. it's the back bay we're concerned about. stay with us as we continue our coverage of this major storm. ♪ we buy any car dot com ♪ ♪ we buy any car dot com ♪ ♪ we buy any car dot com ♪ ♪ any any any any ♪ did you know trading in your car at a dealer could cost you money? a recent study found consumers who trade in their car pay an average of $990 dollars more. so don't trade in... sell it.... to we buy any car. learn more and get your free online valuation now at we buy any car dot com ♪ find out how much your car is worth at webuyanycar.com ♪ i like these yogurt bites. (phone buzzing) and i like these yogurt bites... ah... ooh! apparently, i like them more than i like my phon

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at least sun though. >> at least sun. look at this satellite image, we have some clouds out there for sure. to the north and west. at the moment we have sun through most of the region and when you step outside you hear the melting it's happening out there now. we see the clouds fill in later and stay dry today a high of 42 degrees and normally at 50 and temperatures well below average. and certainling like we would like to this time of year. and the winds have a chilly breeze miles per hour. it will feel like the freezing gh the afternoon dipping down the windchill to the low 20s in the overnight hours, it's not a bad idea to wash the car today and get the grime off of it. and the next potential storm is on monday. lunch time 38 degrees that is what it was at noon. 4:00, 40 degrees we are sitting at that. not a good idea to wash the car. the overnighte dip down to 28 degrees and even colderso. and we have to watch for that with temperatures in the 20s early tomorrow morning and a couple of flurries north of the city and w

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sun comingthe the first home game. mo arrives -degrees. in the no thursdayly in upper warmlook what march brings. don't like >> me neats. >>neither. the red carpet has been rolled out for the oscars this sunday. it has been covered up by a tarp to protecn in losthere is a roof over head on the entrance to the theater where the stars arriv and take in halfto get invite you to join for aghtful of oscar preview 5:30 sunday the carpet at 6:30 as the stars arrive. the big show at 8:00 followed by "action news" at 11:00. i'm t -hey! -♪ but sometimes i realize ♪ ♪ that the further i go ♪ -when you and your money are treated with respect you prosper. and at santander bank respect adds up. second half of back-to-back is tough. >> sixers keep it rolling against the hornets. ben simmons leading the fast break. down three in the third, 23 for embodyemdiid. under four minutes to play simmons he pours 15 99-96 sixers. minutes later, give and go. sixers win in front of a raucous crowd. >> i was excited doing whatever we have going in general last year. t

today, chilly, wind, sun, 46. tomorrow, sun, 46. monday, 45.day, 47. wednesday, 47 degrees. >> thank you for the update. happening today, the philadelphia flower show gets underway at the convention center. the doors open to the public at 11:00 p.m. melissa magee, david murphy and cesily tynan hosted our flower show special last night. you can see the special at 7:00 p.m. on 6abc. wonders of water, proceedshow is benefit the pennsylvania horticultural society. at ikea, we believe that everything you need should be within reach. that anything that matches your taste can match your budget. that green living doesn't have to cost much green. we believe that you should always have room for the little things. ikea family members get 15% back when you spend $2000 or more at the ikea kitchen event. wi the ikea projekt credit card. underway after a police officer was involved in a fatal accident in newark. investigator say a man was walking in the middle of chestnut hill road when he was hit by a police car late last night. the victim died at the scene.

kilometers from the equator his brain had obviously gone soft too much exposure to the harsh african sun perhaps. the geographical societies would probably sooner have believed the old african story about mt kilimanjaro that it summit was wound about with a huge white snake. it's rare to see kebo from below the mountain the snowy peak is usually covered in cloud to see if you have to go up in an airplane or risk a difficult climb. the ascent begins down in the jungle rain forest like this is called cloud forest in the mornings it's actually in the clouds . was. a walk through the rain forest is much shorter now than a hundred years ago when the first european expeditions set out to conquer the mountain and that's not just because of modern equipment the rain forest itself has shrunk in some places the green belt around the kilimanjaro massive is now only a wanderer across the rest has been chopped down for wood. as we go higher up the forest gives way to stick brushwood from about thirty eight hundred meters the climate will only support grasses and heather the more lands. are now on the

later this afternoon combination of sun an clouds, temperatures in the mid 40s windchills in ng sun a6 degrees today, clouds and sun still windy, gusts up to 40 miles per hour at times. overnight tonight partly cloudy and chilly 30 degrees outlying suburbs, 34 for center city. here's the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, overall not a day today. it's windy but at least sunshe, snow starts to sunny breezy, 46. nice day sunny chilly 45.yet another storm pulls through here during the midweek time frame. tues like clouds and rain for the city snow north and west, the big question with that storm will it be a front that pulls through and doesn't create trouble or another coastal low develop and we have to go through that again. we'll see we'll watch that closely. >> are you happy now? >> reporter: yes i was actually. >> to an "action news" exclusive, we know that firefighters and police officers are heros. now we have real time video depicting a life saving rescue, the rescue came with an interesting twist. walter perez came with the story. >> reporter: "action news" was given excl

for veterans to reintegrate back into society after their service and then we take a trip around the sun. we are good friends with now so stay tuned to watch in the. next guys a financial survival guide stacey let's learn a salad feel like let's say i'm it's like this and your theories on greece some banks have to fight well stay strong thank you for. the story that's true love debt slavery. your column say that. something is good in kosovo oh but so barcelona oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh but for for crimea . or whatever. you the principle is good or the principle is but has to be a ploy equally and that is. our politics often precludes us from seeing the struggles of those we disagree with for those who are anti-war like myself it can be hard to care about soldiers and what happens to them after the battlefield when they volunteered for a job that we may find a boring but it is in that act of humanity that we can heal the lasting wounds of war former brigadier general tony tate of for the united states army and author of fiction thriller direct fire joined us re

that is one of the things that is going on in the sun belt. this migration of industry paid another thing growing in the sun would be the defense industry. -- same way it is growing the same way orange county, california is growing because the defense industries that are located there. a lot of those defense industries are located in the south as well. ,hat is the story of marietta there is an airplane building factory. one of the things that is important about the south, why is the south getting so much of these defense industry dollars? that is because of the legacy of one party rule. it meant, people who are getting elected to congress, the senate, the house of representatives, they were getting elected as democrats and they would stay there a long time. under this andra day rule of the the seniority rule of the senate, they would become chairman of where these defense dollars would be spent. they are being spent in the midst of the cold war. the military buildup to combat the cold war, all of these millions and millions and millions of dol

i began by asking him exactly how the sun shield works.. the temperature of the ocean in combination with the light that reaches the corals. we believe that if we can block some of the sunlight, it will help not only reduce the ocean surface temperature, it will also stop some of the sunlight reaching the corals. we have to take the edge off corals bleaching by applying this to the service of the ocean. why did you use this material, calcium carbonate? calcium carbonate is the material that makes up the corals skeletons. it is a white material, natural, we have very fine particles of it and when we suspended at the ocean's surface, it looks like a very thin, white film and this reflects a nd very thin, white film and this reflects and blocks the sunlight from getting through. the advantage of using calcium carbonate is that it isa of using calcium carbonate is that it is a natural product and so when the film eventually breaks up, it will cause no harm to the corals or any organisms in the ocean at the time. basically, you have already tes

and it's nice to drink something hot under the sun should i'm under certain constantly comply. thing about the weather but we can enjoy the nice cold days to ski more inspire fly go barefoot on my terrace in the morning it doesn't bother me zone the sun is warm and beautiful if you dress properly and it feels like the beginning of spring to start from for yahshua nervy. the sun has officially set on winter but it's not ready to get it to you the freezing winds and heavy snowfall are expected to continue in much of europe. here's a recap of our top story germany's trying to determine the extent of a cyber attack on foreign and defense ministries a russian hacker group is believed to have group could into the german government next but it's accused of previous attacks on the u.s. on the u.s. angelic political party has. to be given a close eye on this story for you and bring you more details when they become available you can also check out our web site that's the w dot com for me on that that she is by for that. among the oscar nominees this european actress has the best chance

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some sun on thursday and then clouds and sun come friday quiet of 45 degrees.ave much more on thisn-day forecast coming up in the hour. >> okay, winter is becoming a four letter word around here. >> in march. go figure. >> adam thanks. up next a new way to reach emergency responders when calling 911 is not an option. >> plus, offering tlc to homes in need. "action news" is there as volunteers work on makeovers in hunting park. >> ♪♪ >> ♪♪ >> new surveillance video shows an armed robbery from last month. it was just before 3 o'clock on february 7th when two men their faces completely covered, stormed into the quickie mark here on the 4300 block of frankford avinhe money from the register. the workers handed over the cash. the suspects as you saw fled the now during the shots despite -- despite the shots being fired no one was hurt here. >>> people in need of emergency help can now call centers accept the with phone calls. governor carney was at the new castle county public safety building to make that announcement this morning. the texting has already proven to

limited sun, more sun tomorrow and a live look outside. sfo, no delays, partly sunny conditions. rainfall from over a half an inch to the oakland airport. i have been hearing from a lot of you. some very good downpours that added to our totals. we are still about half way behind from the bonus rainfall we had last year. so more is welcomed and more is needed and more will be on the way. there's a catch. i'll tell you about it in just a moment. it is 46 in oak lands. 48 half-moon bay. we will be looking at temperatures slowly coming out of the 30s. it has been a foggy start. 38 santa rosa. we are looking at temperatures much cooler this morning. you don't need me to tell you that. as we look here it was one degree, 38 today. a fantastic march. more snow is on the way. the first system with heavy rain but it will be a warm one. rain in the mountains and then snow. chilly and foggy to start. sunny and milder tomorrow. the heaviest rain into southern california. let's talk about tomorrow. the sunniest and mildest day and maybe even about 70 for your monday afternoon. tuesday temperat

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. >>> after days of soggy weather, tomorrow the sun will come out. but not before a few more hours of potential wet weather. good evening and thanks for joining i'm dion lim. >> i'm eric thomas. today shower brought more than just rain. >> check out the hail falling in danville. large bits of ice pelted the roadway. >> in sand carlos so much hail fell so quick it covered this dryway. but all of this will soon be behind us. drew tuma has more. >> eric and dion, we're getting reports of hail in pots like hayward and livermore. the storm isn't out of here yet. live doppler 7 showing showers out there. i want to get you in discloser to the east bay where we have one of the stronger cells moving through right now to the south ever pleasanton. it moved through hayward and dropped hail. not out of the question it continues. light rain from palo alto to sunnyvale. light sprinkles from santa clara to willow glen and light showers, light from san francisco over into oakland north to berkeley. the storm impact scale, the next couple of hours will track the scat

the higher sun angle will help. this will be hit and miss, some areas will get more but garden variety, splash and dash. by tonight and tomorrow we'll get a cold front coming in, and the emphasis is on cold which will give us rain over fight into the weekend. 30ings and 40s -- 30s and 40s. novato, 34. mill valley at 38 degrees. a breeze for some, not rip roaring but a puff of a breeze. a 30 in truckee and 38 38 ukiah. watch for the cloud cover to bubble up as we say later. sun and clouds and afternoon showers. a colder system will dig in with off and on rain. not continuous but rather brisk, 50s to low 60s on the temps, and mid-50s to the north, a cool day north. after we get past, say, sunday afternoon, we're on the dry side, clear it out monday and warmer next week. >> steve, thank you. >>> 5:21, and he's back. remember steph curry? he injured his ankle but he's back and will re-join the warriors and play tonight . >>> welcome back to mornings on 2. more sad news for toys r us. the founder the company, charles laz

you see that, the sun is coming out.ers says you will be dealing with the wind today. >>> "healthcheck" now the appears the worst of the flu season may be behind us that's good news. federal health investigators say the flu season has peaked. it's been falling since early february with fewer people going to the dr. complaining of the symptoms. deaths from flu and pneumonia are going down. the flu was one of the worst in a decade due to the poor effectiveness of this year's vaccine. >>> mothers who sleep in bed with their babies are likely to suffer depression. the author of the study say sharing the bed could cause stress and prevent the parents from getting the quality of sleep they need making them more vulnerable to depression. >>> many people cruise the ecigarettes to help them break the habit of smoking the real deal showing it is bad for your heart. smoking the electronic cigarettes can double your risk of suffering a heart attack. electronic devices have lower levels of cancer causing ingredients, than cigarettes

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yeah, the sun is shining and it looks good. but early we had nothing but trouble. >> no, it's not accumulatio a cl it's that it's icy underneath. people think it's just slushy. we've had warm weather. don't be fooled. it is indeed dangerous out here. >> reporter: it got really bad really quickly. >> we were only going about 30 miles an hour so really wasn't that fast at all. >> reporter: bill lange to the rescue of his friend who spun out of control ending up in the ditch and the sticks south of kennett square. she was stuck inside that car while the state police secured the area stopping traffic before something worse could happen. >> everybody is good. we got one tow truck here we got another tow truck on the way. so yeah everybody is good. >> reporter: finally, a tow out of there. several other drivers were just as lucky. >> lesson learned stay off the roads when it's not,, when it's not good weather. >> reporter: we say lucky because we saw that happen time and time and time again this morning. as you heard only going 30 mi

we'll see a mixture of sun and cl time to time.r monday morning into the afternoon same exact thing. maybe a mixture of sun and clouds a little breeze no precipitation falling. wind chills again into the 30s. then we get into this midweek time frame here this next nor'easter. it's going to jump the rockies becomes a nice little storm. the main low goes right up it transfers its energy off to a coastal low right there off the delmarva and as i talked about earlier the big question is is this storm already a full-blown coastal storm if that's the case we're going to see snow. but if it's infancy here and it gets going by the time it's to the north just a little bit of snow and wind here bigger snow up across new england you can see the lines. new england would once again take on probably at least tropical storm force winds and a lot of heavy snow. this is just one particular model, but the reason i'm showing you this is because i want to show you the potential that this storm has. now it's uncertain where this heavier snow is going t

of the sun rise.ht breezes on the bay. exercising cool to mild. it will be mild today. here is what i will talk about when we come back, a 1 on our storm impact scale for wednesday night through thursday morning. i'll see you with that. let's see what alexis is tracking. >>> i have good news and bad news for our east bay commuters. we finally have the all clear on this crash westbound 24 right around the 580 merge. that was there for over an hour or so, three vehicles and no injuries. took them a long time to get rid of that one. a crash on the backup at broadway. it was all contained to the shoulder. however, they are saying the fire department is blocking the left lane. things are definitely slow if you're coming from lafayette, walnut creek. i would plan on some delays if you are trying to get to the bay bridge this morning. a quick check of drive times westbound 580 tracy to dublin, you are in the red, 53 minutes. not terrible but slow. southbound 680 dublin to mission boulevard, stop and go at 22

intact the blue lagoon a place of pristine beauty but then the weather changed no waves no win just sun burning down relentlessly like a deadly mix for corals they started to die in the warm water. if using this kind. but to measure the columns of the car that is bleached green the brown car. and orange ground are also not down but i'm actually not expecting to see very many life forms at all i don't hold enough against the current competent seek me out against my heart and it won't be to me live. from. it. and descends into the lagoon a world devoid of color the researcher is diving through an underwater graveyard a tragic site. there is little sign of life on the ocean bed all of the corals here died within two months. and the lyall are in no doubt the coral bleaching is due to climate change. here at the research station scientists study the remains of the rich underwater world. and some of its troublemakers. this is a coral eating crown of thorns starfish very spiky don't want it. to. each face fines they vary shop and they have a toxin this is a little crown of the insanity people

then we are trending much warmer with a lot of sun this week. i'll have your accuweather seven-day forecast in just a few minutes. >>> thank you. following yesterday's nationwide anti-gun rallies, the question this morning is can young people build on the momentum. it was one of the largest youth-led protests since the vietnam warm. several groups in the bay area were part of the national movement. parents, students, teachers and politicians all taking to the streets to speak out against gun violence. we have highlights of local march for our lives rallies. >> i want to be safe in school! we want to be safe in our community! and we want to be protected in america! >> reporter: young emotional voices filled san francisco streets. their words mattered as thousands listened. >> we are the jgeneration that has grown up with school shootings but we are the generation that will stop them. >> reporter: from sky7 you can see the massive crowd in civic center plaza. the group then marched down market street to the ferry building holding signs demanding s

you see the mix of sun and clouds early on.4:00, there could be a pop-up shower in our especially around like diablo, hamilton, mt. tam. could see a wintry mix. most areas will remain dry. not as widespread of an event right now. 56 for san jose. about 56 the high for concord. here's the accuweather seven-day forecast. the next seven days, most of us a blend of sun and clouds. it's a frigid start to our monday. a sunny afternoon. look what happens on tuesday. we warm up here. 70s return and then our next chance of showers wednesday night into friday. it's really on and off and light. not an all-day event. >> only light showers on thursday. >> light showers. >> you can still drive -- you couldn't drive 300 yards. looks -- >> true. >> let's talk a little basketball. steph curry was testing his bum right ankle at augusta today. hope it holds up. stanford did everything they >>> all right. two days off going 3-0 on the final east coast road trip. the only news that's potentially damaging, steph curry tweaked his right ankle again.

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