hellens erupted the civil air patrol was there. when katrina hit, the civil air patrol was there. ivil air patrol was on the scene when terrorists attacked our country on 9/11. the good news is the patrol has advocates in high places. that's why we're here today. members of congress worked hard to pass the hrez that made this possible. and i was proud to join others and co-sponsor them. the is highest civilian honor we can bestow. and we are all pleased to help bestow it. thank you. [ applause ]. >> ladies and gentlemen, the majority leader of the united states senate, the honorable harry reid. [ applause ]. >> mccarron was 20 years old when news came of the attacks in pearl harbor. at first he wasn't sure what to do. but he knew he wanted to do something. many years later when asked how he felt in the aftermath of the pearl harbor attack he said i just think we all got mad. it changed everything. so virgil skwroepbd the civil air patrol serving as a coastal base named 12. fancy name, but that's what it was called, in brownsville, texas. he was an airplane mechanic and a good one.

is the u.s. air forcece working on the right kinds of capabilities andd the right kinds of consense of operation to be able to counter those systems designed to counter? >> well, i think we are. i think if you listen to what the secretary of defense is talking about when he takes about the third offset strategy, um, we in the air force feel like that is, that is central to who we are, where we think we are going, right? it is about, looking at the abity, you though, what happens when you actually pair together the machine kangs that we have andhe increased training and put that together, you know? what does that actually get you? how does that work when you actually start thinking about truly thinking about multi domain environment? right? right. classic example. so traditionalized would be, ok, i ned to understand, you know, some number of bridges and that area that i want to cat leg and look at as potential tar ge and that traditional means would to be put something either from, you know, from air

in the history of american air power. e as representative mccullough said, watching the forest fighters, leading search and rescue, delivering essential parts and medicine, towing targets in dangerous live fire anti-aircraft exercises. by the end of the war, the civilian men and women of the civil air patrol had flown 750,000 hours of missions. 65 volunteers had given their lives on active duty. then as now. always diligent. ever ready to rush to the rescue of our country. your service honored the finest traditions of our military. your legacy inspires the civilian air patrol continuing commitment to our country. your sacrifice and body and in dom tphabl. it is is our honor and privilege joining with the house and senate leadership and so many i to present the congressional gold medal for world war ii veterans of civil is air patrol and to recognize the flying minutemen and women of the 20th century. thank you. [ applause ]. >> ladies and gentlemen, the republican leader of the republican states senate, the honorable mitch

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where is the cold air coming? obviously up through canada out to the west minneapolis where it's 15 degrees currently. here in boston it's a balmy 32 degrees. we do have this arctic front up to the north. we're watching another disturbance right now. that's kicking up those winds and generating lake-effect snow showers off ontario. some of these actually making it now into the berkshires. in fact, there's been some reports of some light snow showers or flurries around the region. i do think most of this is going to wind on down though as we head towards lunchtime or so. only exception, of course, would so for all you ski lovers up there, it looks pretty good. could get another inch of powder up there by the end of the weekend. you notice through our future cast we're really looking for a lot of sunshine today and then tonight the sky s are going to be pretty much clear overnight. now right now we're in the 20's in plymouth. 26 in worcester. but again this is the air temperature. then you factor in those winds. and

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as a result we have a spare-the-air day today with the worst air quality in the santa clara valley. so temperatures with the cloud cover warmer, 30s and mid-40s around the bay. but it's still chilly in santa rosa and also in san ramon and livermore. grab the jacket. you will not need to scrape this morning. temperatures much, much warmer this afternoon. cooler, cloudier and in the 50s. chris. >> lisa, thank you. a bay area teacher has been accused of molesting a student. we are hearing from stunned parents and students of the sudden arrest. police say it happened on the campus of fairfield high school. we have more. >> he taught chemistry and integrated science. >> reporter: andrea said 27-year-old eric hankins was her chemistry teacher at fairfield high school. >> he got along well with the students. he talked to us a lot too. he was really friendly. >> this was his first year at fairfield high, but it didn't last long. hankins was arrested on new year's eve and charged with lewd and lascivious behavior with a 14-year-old student. police say it happened on campus in early december.

illegal to burn today with a spare the air alert, the poor air quality in the south bay, you saw theou are feeling the 40s in san francisco, belmont and pacifica 39 santa clara, 37 up in healdsburg and a gray day, low to mid 50s for the most part, maybe an isolated shower and more activity with light showers come in tomorrow. we will track it out for you in a few minutes. >>> developing news out of the midwest this morning, the death toll continues to rise from the historic flooding. missouri governor jay nixon will address the nood rescue response as homes and businesses are threatene threatened. >> homes submerged, hundreds of roads washed away, cars stranded. this morning parts of missouri under as much as 16 feet of water after a week of record flooding along the mississippi river. >> it's mind-boggling. >> at least 23 people are daddy, others still missing and the dluj is not over here. the governor declaring a state of emergency, deploying national guard troops to the hardest hit areas as officials and residents brace for the worst. >> it is particularly dangerous to have this

official that that plane carrying those four hostages is in the air en route to switzerland, likely, then in a few days, on to germany where there will get some medical treatment. let's go to jim who is watching the very latest for us, jim. >> this is a day that these families have been waiting for for years. i've got word from the families that they were informed as soon as that plane was wheel's up. and keep in mind, that initially, the thoughts were that plane was going to take off yesterday. there was some logistical issues, i understand, in the last 24 hours including something as simple as whether jason's mother was on the flight manifest. so red tape added a few hours, a half a day or so to that waiting time for the families, but that it was this morning, our time, when they got the official word from the state department that the plane was in the air. and then, that release that they've been waiting for. and i tell you, the families weren't willing to accept, believe, celebrate until that plane was in the air. and now that is just beginning. and enormous amount of relief from

he spotted a man holding a rifle in the air. he left the podium and confronted the stranger as the church members ran for the door. the man said he had previously been hurt by the church, was recently released, and then he asked far prayer. >> when i told the congregation it is okay, he wants a prayer. the power of god hit. god stepped in. god moved on the young man's heart. instead of him shooting and killing a lot of people, god touched his heart. erin: after staying to watch the rest of the pastor's sermon, that man apologized to the congregation. instead of being charged with a crime, he was taken to a local facility for treatment. turning now to sports, the patriots closed out the regular season by taking on the dolphins in miami. it was a slow first half and a scary one at that. tom brady got hit from behind. he was in obviously pain. he limped to the sideline and had his right ankle taped. the injury did not seem serious. brady did return to the game. tied 10-10 in the fourth quarter. ryan tannehill connected for a two-yar

it's up in the air at the moment. but one of the two. >> as long as i get to see the lights i'm happy. i want to dance with the lights. >> tell me about your relationship with the students and why they're so willing to give back to you? >> i told them when i first moved out here, i left all my babies in chicago so they're my babies now. i told them i'm their momma why they're here. this is their home for nine months and i'm the momma. >> so that means they must be asking for money and potatoes. i thought about the fraternities they have been getting a lot of black eyes in the press lately but you said they came forward. >> a lot of their members are embarrassed already so they got money together and donated through the name of the fraternity. >> have you picked the date? >> spring break. >> your babies got you a trip up to see the northern lights. are some babies getting mashed potatoes and bacon on the side? >> my babies will get whatever they want. >> people ask me all the time nick what's your favorite video after

the air has moisture to it. cooler in the mountains. 30 and asheville. 39 in franklin. 47 in clemson. to molden and simpsonville, you will find fog. on 385, give yourself extra time . you do not want to be rushing around, when the visibility is low. partly cloudy at times, then the sun will come out this afternoon with increasing clouds this evening. be, three or four above where we should be. mild in the mountains, 46, but cooler than the upstate. wintry weather tonight. the roads will be fine. the road temperature is 41-degrees. a low pressure system new the goals, normally we would watch it for big snow. this and the moisture is moving south. i've midnight the clouds are thick across the area. into tomorrow morning snowfall across the mountains that will spread through asheville and hendersonville by 6:00 a.m. north of i-85 by 8:00 a.m. in the mountains, the snow could accumulate to half an inch. i will time that out for you. myra: a driver was killed last night after hitting a tree. the crash happened before

the gesturing is a fast-moving river of air that divides the cold and warm air across the region. the cold air is going to settle on top of us the next two days. it will be brutally called considering most of us are not used to the cold air considering how warm december was. we do have a few snow showers rolling through, especially in the higher elevations. the sunniest areas where we have clear skies from concord south and east up to the north and west, it was more of a cloudy day with the clouds stubborn. snow showers are mainly in the higher elevations. some heavier snow showers may be between north conway toward berlin. be very careful in these areas. it could be slick this evening with snow showers moving through. there is an arctic cold front from quebec city down across the great lakes. across the area. it will trigger more snow showers through the night and allow the colder air to come through. much colder air. snow showers passing through. there may be a couple of them in central and southern new overnight. tomorrow morning, no more snow showers. we will have sunshine. up

we tap the cold massive air over the midwest. and that is going to be the cool air will turn milder for wednesday. but it is going to turn a whole lot colder by the end of the week with a chance for snow. and let's match that up with a few numbers and pictures. and tuesday, 45, and wednesday, 48. and thursday, 46. and will is where we see the dip in -- there is where we see the zip in temperatures with the storm track over colorado and a chance for snow on friday. and clears for saturday. we have the broncos forecast, i will give that to you at the >>> we have some breaking news coming in that we want to pass along right now. police are on the scene of a workplace shooting in louisville, kentucky. the nbc affiliate there in louisville reports that the shooting happened at cardinal kitchen, which is a custom counter top business. there are reports that two people have been shot. the gunman reportedly has gotten away. and that is why there are now helicopters scanning the streets that are near cardinal kitchens, in an industrial ar

more moisture in the air today. so we have a heavier frost with temperatures below the freezing mark. they have to run the defroster there for a few minutes before getting in the car and riding into work here. a lot of low clouds starting to work in across eastern mass. that will spread back through central massachusetts. patchy clouds already in central mass right now. moisture coming in off the ocean. i wouldn't be surprised to see patchy areas of drizzle this afternoon, as well. this area of rain, most of this will fade on out as it tries to there could be some scattered light precipitation, maybe a couple raindrops or even some tomorrow morning. i think much of that moisture we get is backing in off the ocean. i do expect that patch of drizzle and even some freezing drizzle inland to continue tonight into tomorrow. otherwise we're watching this energy come out of texas, carve its path through the missouri valley, ohio valley and head into the eastern great lakes. storm track way too far to the west of us to suppo

so a big change and the really cold air will get here. in the north hills, 46 degrees right now, light breeze at 3 miles an hour. mostly cloudy but we're seeing signs of clouds breaking roxboro 39 degrees, everyone else in the 40s to near 50s in the sand hills. today should be above average. sun and cloud mix mid-upper 50s for today. it's going to be a cold week next week, especially monday and tuesday as arctic air comes in, high temperatures in the mid-30s, really going to be cold, and the question mark with snow, is it possible we get a little snow tomorrow? yeah, it's possible. from the triangle northward from 6:00 a.m. to noon, maybe some light snow flakes mixing in. forecast model shows around 9:00 in the morning, seeing some light precipitation coming in, maybe a little bit of a mix, turning over to potentially snow from raleigh all the way up to pearson county and ending quickly by mid-day and pretty much gone. ground temperatures still warm right now. we're not concerned at all about seeing anything on the ground. maybe the grassy

you can see how dry the air is that have come. a storm system was blasting by yesterday morning and now it is gorgeous out there. it will stay on the cool side. it is 10 degrees below average despite the fact that we see sunshine out there. that will lead to a chilly night. some areas close to freezing. i will let you know how long we will stick close to these temperatures. right now let's check the holiday drive. >>> it is smooth sailing out there. checking in on the aymara at camera at princeton and interstate 4. this is not causing a roadblock, but troopers are working to get everything off the road.>>> new overnight in orange county, criminals picked the wrong house to target. they burst in on a mom and her children. >> police say they were trying to rob the house, but they left empty-handed. we have kemberly who is there.>> reporter: she tells me that her family is scared and frustrated as police search for the three men who came through the front door this home and held a mom and three kids. i just spoke to the grandmother of

it's hard to call what we had yesterday warm but it's going to feel like a heat wave compared to the air we're packing today! for temperatures with our high temperature technically already having occurred at midnight. we are going to be very windy today so while temps will be in the single digits most of the day, wind chills will be between well below zero and at times even lower than -10. the winds will relax and switch to the south tonight so our temperatures will be steady and slowly rising into a much warmer day on wednesday. expect highs to climb to sunny skies and a gentle west wind. thursday looks amazing with plenty of sunlight and high temps back in the mid 40s! enjoy every second of that warmth because starting friday temperatures will be steadily and slowly falling into a very cold weekend with some snow showers possible early on sunday. elias: saturday's home may have felt the cyclone but it's not time to hit the panic button. jordan furbee has more from ames. "well believe it or not, here in ames. in conference play and this isn't the start anyone envisioned, but they hope t

the bounds. another shot of cold air moving in as the clouds move out. the national picture, look at the clouds across the south. that is about to move out after the next peas of energy moves everything out headmans moves speaking of cold air, the whole country is about to be pretty cold. say good by -- say goodbye to the warm air. it stays cold sunday afternoon. in the 40's. more cold a a a moves in next week, moving us into the 20's for lows monday night into tuesday night. will stay cold, in the pacific northwest, cold moves in next weekend. the for-day plus, we will see clouds through the day tomorrow. high 54. 51 on saturday, loads of sunshine both days. if you are headed over to charlotte for the game at bank of america, looking ok. loads of sunshine and 50. early next week, highs in the low 50's on monday, another shot of cold air on tuesday brings us into the 40's in the upstate. really cold in the mountains, some areas dropping into the teens tuesday morning. that is the way things look rain-freberg and of next week. -- rain free through next we

it's up in the air at the moment. but one of the two. >> as long as i get to see the lights i'm happy. i want to dance with the lights. >> tell me about your relationship with the students and why they're so willing to give back to you? >> i told them when i first moved out here, i left all my babies in chicago so they're my babies now. i told them i'm their momma why they're here. this is their home for nine months and i'm the momma. >> so that means they must be asking for money and potatoes. i thought about the fraternities they have been getting a lot of black eyes in the press lately but you said they came forward. >> a lot of their members are embarrassed already so they got word of it and pulled their money together and donated through the name of the fraternity. >> have you picked the date? >> your babies got you a trip up to see the northern lights. are some babies getting mashed potatoes and bacon on the side? >> my babies will get whatever they want. >> people ask me all the time nick what's your favorite v

where is the cool true air, the hudson bay, and cold air is going to build around canada and head straight around here, as we get late sunday night through the day on monday. before we get to that, seasonable this afternoon, temperatures running in the middle to upper 30s, tomorrow afternoon, upper 30s to near 40 degrees, not all that much too many here in new england. better chance, i should say, a better chance of scattered snow showers, and snow squalls will be across northern new england in sunday afternoon, as the arctic front continues to press south. this is the dividing line, it's chilly air that is going to be coming down here into monday. when you get the cold air passing over the relatively warm waters, wouldn't you be surprised to see ocean effects, snow showers and snow squalls across the cape over to some of these snow showers, and flurries may brush in and get to the plymouth, and close, if we take a wind and go more north-northeast. the shower activity will be down across the cape and the islands. you may catch a couple inches of fluffy snow out there. clouds and sun today,

the west. but very cold air is gripping across the east. temperatures are going down to the single digits in athens. even snow is expected on monday. here's your extended forecast. >>> and that was this hour's news and weather from our oç%ÑÑññe in tokyo. >> welcome to live in paris. it is one of p.m.. let's take a look at what is making news at this hour. francois hollande finds a memorandum -- a memorandum of , withtanding with india rafale fighter jets going to delhi.

the air is dry. because of that the temperatures are upper 20's to 30 across the area. including 25 from manassas. 23 in kulbir. 31 at reagan national airport. they are going to drop overnight. we will see a range of nine to 21 degree air temperature tomorrow morning. maybe we will crack 40-degree mark tomorrow. is that part of a trend? we will see. the seven-day outlook coming your way in a few minutes. maureen: thank you, doug. coming up at 6:00 -- in the wake of freddie gray's death, what baltimore is doing to change the look and feel of some of the city's most blighted neighborhood. leon: plus construction dig in old downturns up something very historic. maureen: becoming a military is on your new year esresolution list you're in luck. the powerball jackpot has grown again. we will tell you how much. leon: vacant homes that saw blithing and looting after freddie gray's death and this will be paid for by the city and the state. maureen: the f.b.i. and the alexandria police want your help to find a man who robbed a bank. the surveillance pictures were released today. o

and also feeding. >> or buy new coat, yes, under the gun with some cold arctic air. so winter weather fans, you are loving today. certainly tomorrow, also, up in the ski resorts, this is great news, prime snow making conditions, check it out, let's take you out to big boulder. live look where they open later this afternoon for the night skiing sessions, and there you go, cranking out the snow. could you throw down about foot of snow when it is cold and dry with the air mayor we're dealing with, head up to the mountains, new ski or know board for christmas, be able to try it out. so here is the set up. compliment of this arctic cold front, came through, late last night, early this morning, just brought some clouds, but now it is pushing in the cold air. so temperatures during the day, running about five to 10 degrees below average. not record cold, but much colder than what we were dealing with, short lived, though. couple every days of cold air, highs only in the 30's, then each day this week it starts to warm up little bit. average high this time of year is 41, so by

if the air was colder - the snow would be lower. and the snow will add up to maybe a foot in the highest elevations. .............. and temps in the low 50s. ................ ((brian loftus)) > tomorrow one the most massive electronics show will take over the las vegas convention center. the international consumer electronics show features more than 36 hundred companies showcasing their most cutting edge products. we stopped by this morning for a preview of some of the cool gadgets you can expect to find there.. (( allie fried spokeswoman, ces products are expected to be launched across all diferernet kinds of catagories wearable drones automotive healtha nd fitness bbig ticket items like that so well see what's in store")) ((brian loftus)) to event is expected to make a 220 million dollar economic impact in our city c-e-s kicks off tomorrow at 10 a-m and goes until the ninth./// ((brian loftus)) > the two suspects accused of fatally shooting a man in the parking lot of a 24- hour fitness made their first court appearance morning. 1

it's an awesome feeling. >> i watch chase go up in the air. m thinking to myself, dang, there that boy goes again, he's always a natural at everything he does. sure enough there he is flying the dang manta ray going 25 feet up in the air. >> we were really excited that people were able to get that high. it was remarkable because none of us had even gotten close to that. >> for almost a minute chase soars high above the boat, but then everything changes. >> i'm getting a little bit scared and it's too high. i feel like i need to come down. i started to climb towards the front of the tube and signal slow down. >> we could see that he was pointing down that he wanted the boat to slow down a bit. >> that's when the driver of the boat slowed the boat down and maybe faster than he should have. >> the boat loses too much speed too quickly and chase smashes down head first. >> the kite tube went from 25, 30 feet up in the air down to zero in a matter of two seconds. >> there's nothing i can do because my body is full length stretched in the air. i didn

the coldest air so far this winter. an arctic nudge is coming down and we'll see the arctic air settle over the area monday night into tuesday. we'll see some very cold temperatures and finally drop below average. even today we were above average. it was definitely chilly out. our city planner shows by 8:00 p.m. 38 degrees. our temperatures will eventually drop into the 20s tonight. it for philadelphia 28 degrees. allentown will get down to 21 degree. down to 27 in atlantic city. coming up i'm tracking how long the cold air will stick around. when we'll see windchills close 5 degrees and a chance for flurries. that's coming up in the seven-day forecast. >> thank you, brittany. several counties have issued a code blue weather emergency. code blue means it's going to get cold enough to be a serious threat to your health. if you don't have shelter. it starts in montgomery county tonight at 9:00 p.m. and runs through wednesday at 9:00 a.m. the code blue is called when temperatures will be 20 degrees or less. >>> to track the

it's one of the greatest threats to the spare the air season. it runs through february 29th. >>> a bomb threat drew police to a train station. they searched the station but did not find a bomb. trains were running through the station without stopping while the search was being conducted. >>> two women were found around the 5400 block of coal street with property stolen in a burglary with other items in the area. san francisco crews still working to repair a sink hole earlier this week. dave harper reports. >> reporter: working throughout the morning to repair a sink hole in between 24th and jersey street. it opens up on thursday. they were unable to finish the job then. the j. light rail has been taking passengers throughout the area. an 18" sewer line was damaged here. not exactly sure on what caused a sink hole. >>> it's been a nasty scene in sugar. president obama has signed an emergency federal regular ration for the entire state. there was very little celebrating in new year's saturday. instead, they leave themselves cleaning up the aftermat

eric tied a whole bunch of balloons on to a lounge chair and went up into the air and began to shoot out with a gun. one of the originators of the nitro circus crew. sadly he passed away this past september with a skydiving incident. they still want to prefer the live like roner lifestyle. he had a huge appetite for life. here they are tranquilizing annals. >> i'm really curious as to what >> they're going to take down roner with a tranq gun. >> don't get any ideas, sir. >> oh. >> look how he falls down. >> this is amazing. >> of course they're not just going to tranquilize him and knock him out. they're going to mess with him. >> she's cracking up the whole time. >> tell me you wouldn't love to shoot me or him. >> oh. >> he's a little dopey after this incident. i love that the nitro circus group put this out. there's a website for eric to continue to promote his larger than life personality. we're sad to have not eric with us anymore but this is a great tribute to him. and keep his spirit alive. >> what happens when learning the truth takes an unexpected twist. >> am i going to go to

that's as the warm air starts to push the whole batch of cold air off to the north. the impacts right around columbia, don't expect too many. fairfield county, newberry county, places like kershaw county, i would watch out for impacts through the early part of the afternoon before finally the rain takes over and we all get rain by late in the day. and then, if you're a snow lover, as i say, we could get a couple of snowflakes coming out of this thing. let me show you why that's going to happen. by the time we get to saturday, the low will be up here off the coast of virginia, north carolina. we'll be on the back side of this. we'll be getting winds out of the northwest, bringing in plenty of cold air. the problem is there won't be any moisture leftover. depends on how you look at it. we'll get a couple of snow showers out of this. i would not expect much in the way of accumulating snow on saturday. okay. so let's talk about the forecast here for us. for torrow, what i want to temperatures will be going down as we go through the day, and what you're going to get out o

the coldest air of the season.not really saying much considering it has been so mild the last couple months. the feel of winter, minus the snow. 38 right now at reagan national, clear skies. the high today 47, still above average this time of year. the temperatures across the area, freezing at leesburg, 28 manassas, 29 culpeper, 31 fredericksburg. -- there ityland is, 38, and 35 annapolis. tremendous not a amount of super cold air, not right now. over the next double days, the high pressure builds across the region. witholder air filters and the wind out of the north and west. i promise monday, tuesday, and wednesday, you will really feel it, especially in the early morning. mainly clearo 32, skies, the wind out of the northwest at 5 to 10. a little bit of a wind chill factor later tonight into the morning. waking up in college park to about 29 degrees, upper marlboro gaithersburg., 28 the next 48 hours, not a lot going on. no big storms, not a lot of cloud cover, mainly clear tomorrow morning. grab the sunglasses

well now the snow has moved out the cold air is set to move ins on the coldest air we've seen in quite some time we're talking wind chills down into the single digits coming up as we head into tomorrow night into early tuesday of each of them and track everything here with future cast first satellite and radar showing the storm that brought us snow and rain exiting off towards the east pretty rapidly and all that cold air is set to move in skies are starting to clear out a love for mainly clear skies here as we head to the overnight hours and lots of sunshine the next few days but certainly some cold temperatures. this is very i showed last night talking about why we would see the snow in the rain i said from the roanoke rapids to franklin to northern suffolk right here the nature of bt and monitor merrimack know it was eastern shore will be with the rain snow line with accumulating snows north of there little farther south and east and that meant that places like southern parts of western chesapeake around western branch of the norfolk and portsmouth picking up some snow that we didn'

fire officials told those who live nearby they shouldn't be worried about chemicals in the air. >> i thought would the kids be better staying at school but we got the news there was nothing harmful to the area. >> it makes you question what else could happen. >> reporter: in october of 2013 a dow chemical employee was killed in an explosion in the lab but the fire marshal said different chemicals were involved today. >> it does not appear to have a connection to the type of incident that we are involved in at this time. >> reporter: the explosion blew out the windows and building itself is stable and secure. investigators have not been inside that specific lab, and that is why they are reconvening the specific tube of chemicals. we are live in north andover, tim caputo. >> ryan: nightteam coverage continues with kimberly bookman outside of lawrence general hospital where the four people hurt were rushed for decontamination. >> reporter: all the patients had chemicals on their bodies or clothes and before they entered the hospital it had to be cleaned off. four people in the same part

five deaths are already being blamed on the storm. and air travel has been a challenge.. as a plane skidded off the runway in chicago. airports in the east are suspending service as a precaution./// ((denise valdez)) > we have team coverage of the storm's impact here. patrick walker is at the airport -- hell have an update on all those canceled flights in just a second. ((dave courvoisier)) but first... tedd they are calling it historic... exactly how much snow are we talking about here. ((tedd florendo)) it's expected to sit over washington, dc for the next 36 hours dumping up to 2 and feet of wet and heavy snow. there are still numerous weather alerts from tenness all the way up to connecticut. winter storm warnings stretch from tennessee all the way up to pennsylvania. ............................... ........... but it's the nations capital with blizzard warnings now in effect from there all the way now up to philly to new jersey. there are also coastal flood warnings, because this storm offshore could bring a storm surge with strong winds and high tide combining for fl

the tunnel. >> we have another shot of cold air next week but this morning a tough morning to get out of bed, philadelphia the temperature dropped down to 12 degrees, that is 14 degrees below normal, allentown 8, trenton 9 and wilmington 12, it's big problem was that we had gusty winds and the lowest windchill in the wee hours of the morning down to 25 degrees below zero in the poconos and philadelphia dropped down to 4 degrees below, and reading 5 below and trenton 6 degrees below zero. and the winds eased and it's not feeling that bad now, satellite 6 along with action radar showing high pressure building in from western pennsylvania and as it moves over us, the winds calm down and what happens tomorrow is this high pressure moves off the eastern seaboard and we get a surge of air out of the southwest from the mississippi valley than will bring slightly warmer conditions. we are in the 30s here in philadelphia and raleigh 32 and you can see atlanta and memphis, temperatures in the 40s, so tomorrow we should make it up to 40 degrees, which is seasonably cold and feeling better than today and yesterday. s

they are in the air scheduled for an early arrival here. there are for right now flights on many of the major airlines leaving las vegas this morning scheduled on time landings on the east coast specifically in new york. as this storm moves in all of that could change. check with the airport. sign up for text alerts from your airline. check because your flight travel plans if you have one today will >> kim: flight aware.com. the director of this program puts this out for us. 2400 flights cancelled. >> dana: today, just today. >> kim: 80 million americans impacted by this storm. that's a great resource to follow. flight aware.com. >> dana: right now more local news coming up at 7:00 after this program on the cw. jeff joins was a preview. >> jeff: brought to tears. this woman breaks down after a donation is dropped off at her consignment store. what a man left her that leads to a hate crime investigation. they are the division 1a hip-hop national champs known as runlv rebel girls. we are talking to them about their big win. that is coming up.

here's the computer model showing the dry air for tomorrow. the moisture that gets pushed to the south comes up ahead of a cold front. some showers possible earlrl sunday. by later sunday, dryer air coming in. the latter part of the weekend and the early part looking good. it's saturday night into sunday looking stormy. southeast now not looking bad. temperatures in the 50s, 60s and 70s. in the northeast, the big storm system up the coast. warm air ahead of the rain. . temperatures in the 30s and 50. here's the forecast, showers fade out for tomorrow, looking for a good deal of sunshine. less humid, temperature around 80 degrees. for pollen sufferers, juniper and oak showing up. and into the next week, we see a nice day tomorrow. early storms and thecool, comfortable weather. winter weather for much of next week. >> that looks nice next week. >>> she is a high-powered attorney that happens to be married in george clooney >> she sits down for her interview. >> all new, americans are ready to travel to cuba. is cuba ready for the travelers? at th

the big headline is the coldest air so far this winter. it doesn't say all that much considering how warm it has been. continues to move in. it will be around. highs eventually get back in to the 30's wednesday afternoon and continue to warm from there. the next system doesn't arrive until next weekend. a fairly quiet first workweek back. mainly fair skies. doesn't mean we don't see a couple of snow flakes from time to time. we can't rule out one or two across the higher terrain. wouldn't be surprised. a couple of maps hinting at the possibility of a couple of showers. don't be surprised. we haven't expecting any snow or accumulation out of what occurs out there today. most of that lake effect snow back out to the west continuing to dive south. the coldest air out of central canada. temperatures continue to fall back. we're at nine in berlin. we're at zero on top of mt. washington. two right now officially in pittsburgh. colder air continues to come in. you'll notice the temperatures continuing to fall back. five degrees colder than yesterd

the air quality will improve just a bit. when you look eastover downtown denver with fair skies and light wind. you can see the pollution level. travel along the i-25 corridor looks just fine. if you get a picture, send them in and watch for them on 9news. this is one of my favorite cameras at ridgeway. recent pattern. 40 at the airport as compared to a cold 21 in greeley. 30 and grand junction. 40 and 12 will go into the books for today. you can see how those stacked against the averages. we are pretty close to where we should be for this time of year. wind out of the east. here in the 9news backyard, it is almost 40 degrees. once the sunsets, we will feel that temperature drop and we will start to see a difference in the weather pattern overnight tonight and into tomorrow. high mid-level clouds are spelling in. there is a weather system creeping into the midwest and that's where that cold air is and the snow is. that's where the problems will be fort travelers in -- for travelers in omaha, chicago and minneapolis. this dome

and the coldest air of the season moving in. jc: new tonight, another drone too close for comfort at logan airport. how close it came to a packed plane. phil: water rescue. >> i call help, help. phil the heros who jumped into : action to save a little boy. right now a boston neighborhood on alert after reports of a sexual assault. good evening, i' m jc monahan. phil: and i' m phil lipof. the victim was grabbed from behind as she walked down a dorchester street. our john atwater is live in dorchester. john: it' s a busy, well-lit stretch of columbia road, but a man apparently thought he could attack, pouncing on a 29-year-old woman just after 6:30 in the morning. quick sometimes i feel scared, but i leave everything with god. >> i walk in the street every day to catch my bus to go to work. >> my wife goes to cbs anytime. john: people who live here say they feel relatively comfortable walking alone, but police have issued an alert to people who live here. the victim told police the man grabbed her from behind near annabel street,

the air is so, so dry. dew points in the 30s. that will allow temperatures to drop quickly overnight once we lose the sun hour-by-hour, 8:00, 50 degrees. midnight. 4 am, 42 degrees. tomorrow morning, oia has a chance to get down to the 30s for the first time we will do it all season long. there will be a possibility for seeing some freezing conditions in central florida. i will highlight that in the latest on the next el nio storm system tracking toward central florida vet in a few minutes. vanessa? >>> 2 men back on dry lan asked storm. pulling the men from the waters near the key. the men say the sales on the boat had torn and the whole cracked and the vessel took on water during a storm yesterday at the time of the rescue, the men were battling 20 foot seas >>> we will know more about 5 american freed in the prisoner swap with iran. the youngest is back home in boston. negotiations setting them free. elizabeth hur has more. >> reporter: 5 americans are free at last >> overjoyed he is out. >> boston university graduate student

beyond that the arctic air is rushing into the ohio valley. temperatures dropping by tomorrow night, 50 degrees from where we are right now. minus four minneapolis. five below. temperatures. that cold air is headed this way. temperature starting off at 35 degrees in the morning. wind chill in the single digits. temperatures keep falling into sunday night. snow chances are at their highest in the morning. as the system pulls away we will all be snow and chances will diminish. accumulation around an inch, maybe some spots as high as two most between a half-inch to over an inch in this area in blue. a dusting to a half-inch. the system pulls away light tomorrow morning. rain moving through tonight. tomorrow morning that changes to snow. by 11:00 a.m. the majority of that have the snow band will be through our area. travel will be improving throughout the late morning and by the afternoon. we may see a peak of sunshine with that comes at the expense -- of our temperatures. into tuesday we have another system dropping down from the north and it coul

at the same time cold air will be pushing se from the great lakes. the biggest question for us will be, how far south and east will the cold air go. as of now, the rain/snow line will start right over hampton roads on friday then slide closer to richmond by saturday. )bulls eye ) for snow will be in northern virginia and areas north where they could see close to 2 feet of snow. snow accumulation is possible for us but much lower numbers. we will fine-tune our snow forecast as we get a better rain/snow line will linger. now here )s kristen crowley to new details right now its been two weeks since we first told you about a norfolk girl )s goal to help one thousand girls in need. the program is so successful, it got the attention of a famous hollywood actor. newschannel 3 s allison mechanic spoke with the girl yesterday and has the update. 4:16:15 reading letter it says what an amazing project you are undertaking good luck from sherry hoffman this letter that gianni graham is reading -- came in a shipment of donated barbie dolls today. 4:18:00 i feel ex

it's the first spare the air day of 2016. joining us, i'm kira klapper, and anthony slaughter is here. the first spare the air day means no one can warm up the fires. >> no wood burning in the fireplaces. that's the key here. you're encouraged to commute if you're going to do car pooling. if you are caught burning wood in your fireplace you could be slap wouldped with a hefty fine. we're looking at storm systems making their way through the bay. we're looking at two big ones that could impact tomorrow and also for tuesday, wednesday and thursday. we'll keep you posted. we're waking up to the sunshine in the south bay and peninsula. we will see sunshine as we head through the day. temperatures will be up in the mid 50s. rain arrives tomorrow. we'll talk about the timing of the storm system coming up in my next report. >>> in east san jose after a desperate fight for her life a pregnant woman stabbed has died. questions remain as to what led to the deadly assault. police say a group of men attacked the woman and the man on tues