not get a m those northern and western suburbs where you picked up small accumulation today on the backsidef the system. we will be staying breezy tomorrow. gusts between 20 and 30 miles an hour and but hang in there for wednesday the best day of the week with temperatures near 60 degrees again. and it will be getting cold though, thursday night into the weekends it will feel more like wipt area round here. that's a look at your weather heads lines. here's a look at the next couple days tomorrow 50. good a cold start. cloudy start, maybe drizzle in the morning and with breaks of sun occurring in the afternoon and breezes continuing. wednesday, how about 61 degrees with plenty of sunshine. and it will be great to see that sun den. nice to get the sunglasses out and get a break from what will be coming up and bulk of heavier rain over now and again, can't rule out a little shower activity or drizzle later tonight and even snow appears as though it pushed awe and when you look at the entire picture here, this storm system still has a southern edge to it and of course, this is the system that w

among those injured was american heather parham from washington state shot in the backside. ignacio valencia from houston was shot in both arms. >> i was just in shock and i couldn't move. >> reporter: his friend was also hit. >> her last words to me was, i don't feel anything. i don't feel anything. >> reporter: she died shortly thereafter. mexican officials are still trying to unscramble what happened there. initially, they are telling us this is not terrorism and probably related to the drug trade, david. >> matt gutman with us. thank you, matt. >>> overseas, a horrific scene kyrgyzstan after a boeing-747 cargo plane plunged into home there is. the plane went down in thick fog. half of the small village was destroyed in the crash, and the fire, four crew members on board all killed. at least 31 more on the ground as well. pilot error is suspected tonight. >>> we turn to a passing to note this evening. s a astronaut gene cernan, the last man to back on the moon. as commander of the apollo 17 mission, in december, 1971, he and jack schmidt said he didn't want it to end, but

we are still get something bands of showers really the wrap around moisture on the backside of this system and some of it is still pretty inwe have one band of showers working across the garden state parkway seaside heights and suffer city and that continues to sink to st. overnight we try to dry out the at mow fear and winds will continue to calm down wind speeds are sustained again out of the west 21 miles per hou and dover 20 and allentown 14. and atlantic city airport 17 and yesterday we had wind gusts up to 63 miles per hour. so we are slowly calming things down and the evening planner showing still lots of clouds around tonight and enough of a breeze that temperatures are slow to cool. 9:00, 41 and we hold there through the 11:00 hour and i'm tracking the finally the return of sunshine it has been two weeks coming up in the full accuweather forecast. >> thank >> a> py turned tab a would be robber, only to be amb men with guns. the man spoke only to "action news" reporter sara bloomquist. >> reporter: rick detectives here are working to track down leads on who shot this pizza delivery

on the backside, cash repatriation coming in, the ipo manyt opening up, and people look at the emigrationg in terms of thes visas. problem, youes a could be a acquiring them instead of bringing the man. caroline: thank you for joining us today. still too calm, google's moonshot coming back to earth. it has been a year since announcing its new holding company. we look at how it's side projects are faring ahead of earnings. this is bloomberg. ♪ itsline: google has ended 12 year relationship with one of washington's most lobbying group. the podesta group is no longer lobbying on behalf of google. the group has long-standing ties to the democratic party and hillary clinton. this as google is hiring someone for conservative outreach and republican administration takes the white house. its firstill cap fiscal year under the new structure on thursday. throughout the year, we have been following the company's transformation. we explain what has changed. succumbingmoonshot back down to earth. alphabet reports fourth-quarter earnings, and wall street expects solid results from its advertising busin

started on the backside with birdies on 10 and 11. the wheels come off. 12 to bogey, he bogeyed 13 and 14. double bogey, tiger finished four over on the day. he's tied for 133rd out of 156 players. >> i was fighting out there all day, didn't really hit it that good. i had a round in which i let it slip away in the middle part of the back nine. and unfortunately, they had very good shots through there. >> great story down under, serena williams advancing to the australian open finals. going for an open record, 23rd grand slam title. against her older sister venus, who upset cocoa vandeweghe. look at the reaction, it's going to be her first grand slam final since 2009. unbridaled joy after her semifinal victory. >> it's like i know that it won't be easy, you have to control yourself and you have to put your opponent in the box. she's super awesome. it's wonderful. >> it's the one time i feel like no matter what happens, i can't lose, she can't lose. it's going to be a great situation. >> this is so awesome, to be aged 35 and 36. it's sti

that drone will be used to monitor the backside of the building facing the ocean as it is taken down. hazardous material such as lead have already been removed. >>> the oakland a's took over the bart station for a commercial shoot promoting the a's upcoming season. having fun as usual. this year players got off the field and took to the city in a series of shoots. the pitcher says it is is a great way to connect with the community. >> when the commercials are all put together they're really funny and they tend to turn out as a pretty big hit. it's fun to go through the whole process. >> the team's wit i can commercials -- witty commercials are a favorite with the fans. >>> well air quality managers have declared a spare the air alert for tomorrow. the air expected to be a little unhealthy tomorrow especially those with all breathing problems. all outdoor and indoor banning is banned unless it is your only source for heat. >> yeah you could probably see those conditions setting up for today. we saw a bit of a haze in the sky in addition to higher clouds paying us a visit. take a look a

started on the backside with birdies on 10 and 11. ome off. 12 to bogey, he bogeyed 13 and 14. double bogey, tiger finished four over on the day. he's tied for 133rd out of 156 players. >> i was fighting out there all day, didn't really hit it that good. i had a round in which i let it slip away in the middle part of the back nine. and unfortunately, they had very good shots through there. >> great story down under, serena williams advancing to the australian open finals. going for an open record, 23rd grand slam title. against her older sister venus, who upset cocoa vandeweghe. look at the reaction it's going to be her first grand slam final since 2009. unbridaled joy after her semifinal victory. >> it's like i know won't be easy, you have to control yourself and you have to put your opponent in the box. she's super awesome. it's wonderful. >> it's the one time i feel like no matter what happens, i can't lose, she can't lose. it's going to be a great situation. >> this is so awesome, to be aged 35 and 36. it's still dominant. 20 years

the west here, along the mountains this happens quite a bit, you get what's called upslope on the backside of our mountains and that creates some snow. some of the ski resorts wisp and snowshoe getting a lot of snow. tomorrow dressing the kids a little bit differently. they'll need the coats, the hats, the gloves. 42 by noon, rather breezy. winds gusting upwards of 20, maybe 30 miles an hour tomorrow and on saturday too. windchill at 4:00 on your friday 44 degrees, but the windchill will be in the 30s all day. same deal on saturday. windchills in the 30s there. 44 on sunday. now, sunday into monday and then again on wednesday we're going to see a couple little small systems come through. these are the clipper-like em because they move so fast like a clipper ship. that will give us a chance for flurries maybe some snow showers late sunday into monday. we've got flurries both on monday and on wednesday. notice the temperatures, well below average. average high temperature now up to 45. every day over the next ten we have below average. it's looking like a much colder period as we move into t

. >> asian stocks are on the backside, down about .6%. o look at him of the stocks we had today given that earnings we are giving desk getting this week. we had abc dropping the most since march 2011. this company makes computers and telco equipment. we are seeing both sony and m3 decline. sony tumbling as much as 4%, that is the biggest drop in three months. we had the likes of not so over in australia, resources heading for the biggest slump in three months. the company expects to book a loss after 2016. shaw and partners analyst peter luka willresults for il bring a positive outlook. it is ending there with the equity check on naver. this company listed on the cost be --kospi. it has invested in robots. spend when hundred 20,000,000,001 in that endeavor -- 120 billion yuan. yen faring in the all this? >> good especially due to the ina that it picked up december. we have the security strategist saying that the dollar-yen may fall as trump's immigration policy restricts labor supply for manufacturers. we have the prime minister of japan s

you have all this cold air out west funneling in on the backside, counter clockwise winds on the lowriving the air in. the storm was closer to the close, the cold air added to the fluff factor that makes the snow light and fluffy and piles up easier than the heavy wet snow. >> singer sheryl crow said a change will do you good. >> it is flyers found that out, here's jeff skeverski. >> reporter: daveaid enough the -- is enough. this is not what noise you wanted five minutes in, the flyers fell behind one zip. the line changed like a fire against the lightning in the second. bang flyers tie it at one. down low, the rebound, it's the first lead in four games. they don't give it up. over a minute later, michael raffle. the flyers scored four times in the second, they go on to win 4-2. it is their first w in 2 1/2 weeks, yes, this is long overdue. >>> we knew we had to win this one and i think we played good hockey game and put a lot of pucks in the net. >> it's nice to win a hockey game, it's been a while since we've been able to to have that feeling, doesn't matter how well you played in

on the backside, cash repatriation coming in, the ipo market opening up, and many companies getting ready of some point. many people look at the emigration as a bad thing in terms of visas. if that becomes a problem, you could be a acquiring them instead of bringing the man. -- bringing them in. caroline: thank you for joining us today. still to come, google's moonshots coming back to earth. it has been a year since announcing its new holding company structure. we look at how it's side projects are faring ahead of thursday's earnings. this is bloomberg. ♪ caroline: google has ended its 12-year relationship with one washington's most prominent lobbying groups. the podesta group is no longer lobbying on behalf of google. the group has long-standing ties to the democratic party and hillary clinton. this change coincides with google's bid in hiring someone for conservative outreach as a republican administration takes the white house. alphabet will cap its first fiscal year under the new structure on thursday. throughout the year, we have been following the company's transformation. bloomberg

here's a better view over here, all the drier air on the backside this is where all the storminess isping, the heavy rains and gusty winds. let's time it out, future tracker 6, later this afternoon, it's a quiet day, dull looking, lots of clouds and fog around from time to time. overnight tonight here comes round number one, after midnight into the wee hours of the morning. first thing tomorrow morning we're looking at periods of rain, some of it will be heavy at times. by afternoon we catch a break in the action maybe leftover showers and drizzle, the heavy rains are gone. this is by 2:00. during the late afternoon or early evening hours same thing showers and drizzle. round number two arrives sunday night into monday morning, heavy rains, torrential rain and strong gusty winds. as a matter of fact, the gusts could reach 65 miles per hour anywhere from sandy hook to wildwood. 45 to 55-mile an hour gusts for the i-95 corridor and weaker winds across central pennsylvania including the wilks-berre scranton area, harrisburg state college places to the west. a majority of the area will se

there's heavy rain and drizzle on the backside and that lingers through wednesday morning. ton of sunshine today, a nice day, 50 degrees is the forecasted high. going hour by hour, you can see we're expecting quite a bit of sun. 1:00 p.m., 49. 3:00 p.m., 50. 5:00 p.m., 47. overnight tonight we'll keep it dry, increasing clouds, it will turn colder, 28 degrees outlying suburbs, 35 degrees in center city. the rain should hold off until dawn around jet. sunset. if it gets in here quick enough there will be freezing rain north and west of philadelphia, upper best of your recollection and -- upper bucks and montgomery and then going over to plain rain mid morning. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, nice one today, 50 degrees, it's a miserable, monday and tuesday, occasional rain and drizzle both days, 46 degrees for monday, 57 for tuesday, that's nice and mild. wednesday is mild, as well. 50, thursday, friday, saturday, here comes the cold, 36, 34, 35, windchills in the 20s. and yes, there is a potential for light snow on friday. >> mother nature wants us to pay attent

>> yeah, he throws it off the backside of the defending player.her review though, he only had half a second. did not get the shot off in time. needed a split second more. belinelli a former warrior. >> join us tonight at 9:00. cop up, health experts pinpoint the source of a mysterious smell that zristed to san francisco across the bay. the conclusions tonight at 9:00. >>> and a bizarre death inside a b.a.r.t. station after a man was pinned between a train and a platform. on abc 67 news at 11:00, we're hearing from his loved ones the first time as they try to cope after their loss. >> coming up tonight at 8:00, "last man standing. >> followed by "dr. ken," and at 10 "20/20" followed by abc news at 11:00. >> at 11 .35 it's jim kimmel. >> i'm larry beil in for dan ashley. >> i'm ama daetz for spencer christian, the entire news team, we hope you have a great evening. we'll see you again at 9:00 and 11:00. this is "jeopardy!" introducing today's contestants -- a social worker from columbus, ohio... a congressional press secretary from washington, d.c..

this is happening at a small former resort called twin creeks on the backside of the almaden reservoir. the problem started last fall when the well water there became contaminated with e. coli and the property was condemned. many tenants moved on but according to the mercury news about two dozen remained and they have determined the landlord is illegally tapping into a nearby spring. the landlord claims it's all legal, remaining residents have been ordered to move by february 18th. >> chris, in the sierra, there is so much snow that walls of white are forming on the sides of roads and houses. while some might think that looks like a picturesque scene out of a fairy tail, it has plenty of dangers. the avalanche center says all the layers of snow are capable of breaking free without warning and we've already seen one example of that just in the last week. >> right. but we've also seen a lot of folks, our facebook and instagram feeds, to illustrate how high that snow is. and it's deep. >> it's very deep. but as far as the rain goes and the snow, well, the snow has come down a bit. we aren

before we finally catch a break on the backside of the system. that's why we're worried about the possibility of flash flooding. flash flood watch is up for almost the entire bay area. watch for high rises. if you live near a place near a creek or local river, watch for high river rises. we're expecting as much 6-10- inches of rainfall over some of the mountains. we'll have more on your weather coming up in a few minutes. >>> we are also tracking the weather in the east bay tomorrow. that's where we find kron4 live in danville at the fire department. what are the conditions like right now there? >> reporter: later into the evening we're finally seeing a really steady downpour out here with rainfall pretty consistent at this time. earlier today, it was a really slow moving storm as our meteorologist have been explaining in our newscast. and unfortunately, we did experience a couple of downed trees in the east by a earlier. we saw one that blocked off a couple of lanes on highway 13 by oakland. and finally crews were able to get that out of the way

>> yeah, he throws it off the backside of the defending player. upon further review though, he only had half a second. did not get the shot off in time. needed a split second more. belinelli a former warrior. >> join us tonight at 9:00. cop up, health experts pinpoint the source of a mysterious smell that zristed to san francisco across the bay. the conclusions tonight at 9:00. >>> and a bizarre death inside a b.a.r.t. station after a man was pinned between a train and a platform. on abc 67 news at 11:00, we're hearing from his loved ones the first time as they try to cope after their loss. >> coming up tonight at 8:00, "last man standing. >> followed by "dr. ken," and at 10 "20/20" followed by abc news at 11:00. >> at 11 .35 it's jim kimmel. >> i'm larry beil in for dan ashley. >> i'm ama daetz for spencer christian, the entire news team, we hope you have a great evening. we'll see you again at 9:00 and 11:00. - hey, russell. have you seen adam? - adam, uh, six feet tall, brown hair, lives with a chick who's w-w-way too hot for him? - all right,

the action on the backside is every agency of the federal government has to reengage in not putting people in line and saying you're going to have to wait in line but to figure out how to get answers to people and help turn this around. the focus is on getting america working again. >> and how about you as a midwesterner, the republican party you come from, are you prepared for that to depart from whatever the party organization it is this president will represent and morph into? >> there's no question. it's not about the party line, it's about what's right for the present and the future. the challenge is asking the what if question. if we do this, what happens next? that'll be the challenge through this conversation about legislation. there's a lot of things that may seem good. sir, do this, do this. how do we keep that going? how do we pay for that? how does that affect our children and our future? i think we do both. one of the strongest lines that president trump gave was time for politicians, just talking about things and not getting them done has ended. i hope he can continue to pres

what we'll see on the backside, winds will switch or wrap around out of the northwest, the wind wille out in this direction today. that could push clouds in later this afternoon, perhaps a quick flurry or snow shower north and west, later on. in the city points south and east in the state of delaware, this is what it is looking like today. it's going to be cold. 24, 25 degrees. feels-like temperatures hanging out in the single digits or low teens. with the winds it will not even feel like 25 degrees. there's a chance of a flurry later on north and west. when i come back we're talking about a huge warmup in the seven-day forecast. gray i know it makes you happy. >> it does indeed. >>> 6:32 a.m. firefighters had to battle the bitter cold and a gas explosion at a south jersey apartment complex. it happened last night. i want to show you viewer video of the fire at the lake view apartments. the complex is along the 500 block of lower landing road in gloucester township. crews were fighting the fire when the gas line ruptured. are you okay? >> one of the firefighters just got knocked out.

think abo tonight and tomorrow, some elevations in the had north and west could get some snow on the backside. but we're looking at rain in the forecast for today. locally, the radar is fairley dry. off the to the west of the district, that's where we start to see some light shower activity. just some light rain here approaching front royal. so these areas already seeing the rain. the roads are wet right now. it's misty and the winds are increasing. but there's more rain down to our south. that will be increasing. the rain is and 47 degrees right now. 7:00 a.m., windy, showers. by 9:00 a.m., gusty conditions. let's check the roadways out there. another problem out there, melissa. >> another problem. we were talking about this. we have trees down, they're large pine trees down on wires. just got off the phone with montgomery county officials. so that section is closed they try and get those trees out of the way. outer loop before rockville pike, still have that response on the right shoulder this morning. we're hearing that it's clear, but you can see we have that police response there. southb

but what's happening here is the backside rotation of that storm center of the actual nor'easter. the system will continue pushing along to the east and that pull this rain out as we go through tonight. just going to take some time throughout the next several hours. here's your neighborhood forecast for tomorrow. here's the warm-up. 5 in fairmount. such a nice temperature. combined with mostly sunny conditions. we'll be at 52 in schwenksville and allentown, 53 for egg harbor township and 5 for voorhees. these temperatures way warmer than what we're seeing today. today was actually warmer than average as well. the average this time in philly, 40 degrees. 5:00 watch as we go through 9:00 p.m. now the back side starting to pull out, we're left with some clouds, but even those thin as we go through tonight. more clear conditions. in fact, wednesday like i mentioned, a mostly sunny forecast. that's not until your thursday that we start to bring back clouds and scattered light rain showers that will move throughout the day. we'll take a look at your ten-day on ten coming up in the next

fire fighters say the fire was on the backside of the home and everyone who was inside was able to get out. fire fighters were able to get that fire under control within about 15 minutes, but it still caused significant damage. fire fighters estimate about 40 to $50,000 worth. investigators say it does not -- appear to be suspicious. >>> 30 people without a home this morning after a fire ripped through several apartment units in concord. that fire started at the apartment complex on lanakai drive at 6 o'clock last night. three units were badly damaged. fire officials say the person who first reported the fire believes it started in the kitchen area of one of units. investigators have still not determined the exact cause. >> some awfully frightening moments for a pregnant waitress when police say she was assaulted by an angry customer. surveillance photo show the suspect very clearly there. this happened last month at the pop eye's in the sara shopping center. police say he was upset about his order and the suspect jumped the counter, demanded a refund from the waitress and she gave it

american heather parham from washington state shot in the backside and one from houston shot in both as in shock. i couldn't move. >> reporter: but his friend was shot. >> i don't feel anything. i don't feel anything. >> reporter: and die the shortly thereafter. the shooting happened during an event part of the ten-day bpm electronic music festival. the lone shooter tried to enter the nightclub but was denied access because he had a gun. that's when they say he began to exchange fire with another person inside and security tried to stop it. mexican authorities say this was not a terrorist attack. in addition to the three security personnel, two canadians, italian and columbian were among the deceased. do . >>> a suspect in the deadly nightclub attack in turkey is in custody. police caught the alleged gunman together during a raid in the european side of istanbul accused of killing 39 people during a new years celebration. the islamic state group claimed responsibility saying the attack was a reprisal for turkish military operations. >>> you're about to look at drone video showing the