the south is a big place. if 800 is not enough to cover the whole south, you know -- they were in cities and towns, in rural areas there were a lot less prevalent. recentlyor merkel suggested that delaware should issue a formal apology for slavery. state upbeing a slave until 1865. do you see any value in an apology without reparations? >> that governor -- i'm not an expert on the politics of delaware right now, in fact i barely know where it is -- >> go north and you will run into it. >> it costs an arm and a leg on the tolls if you are going from new york to washington. a's obviously a guy with sense of history. he recently pardoned a man named samuel parris. samuel was a free mac -- freed black man who was jailed for helping blacks. he was pardoned 50 years late. this governor has some sense of history. -- i don't know what to say. if someone wants to apologize to slavery, fine. i don't see the point of it, quite. apology andmuch then people think they have solved the problem. i think people should apologize

the city. steadier north and south. it gins to pull away, even around the cape by 5 there can, 5:00, and 6:00 tomorrow morning. how much snow is on the way? i would lean on the higher number, 2-3 inches of snow on boston proper, as well as portions of the north shore. not cape in, according to an inch of the western suburbs, upwards of an inch or perhaps two in worcester itself. you get south of town, and it's this area south of here that chris and i are wavering back and forthwith our crayola markers, how far north do we draw this band of snow, we are thinking pembroke, and plymouth, snow. that will be case on to the cape as well as the islands. chris you're talking wind, aren't you? >> we have different crayola colors for that, more of the yellow, orange and red vary red variety. and along coast. especially the cape and the island later today, tonight, and early tomorrow morning. excuse me. the wind initially out of northeast changing to the north. gusts over 50, too. across from nantucket and into the vineyard, becaus

the further south that you are in newng lan, down along the sentence south coast, the cape end that island, this is where we have the best chance of seeing about six inches of snow. and because of that. issued a winter storm watch for saturday into sunday morning. we are just on the edge. for snow and wind when the winds get involved with a foot of snow in new york city. going to create blizzard conditions. blizzard warnings up now from long island to new york down through philly and d.c. then you get south of there. then look at the winter storm warnings in pink here going to the deep south. the storm is really just starting to get going and once it transfers to the coastline, it is really going to ramp up with powerful indiana winds look at the heavy snow tomorrow morning. new york down to d.c. but getting closer to new england. during the day on saturday into the evening hour. some that snow is going to lift into our area. the areas south of the pipe are going to see the most of it. in fact, a sharp cutoff. once you get north of the pipe. there is potential nor. 0. there is also the pot

areas to the south. the steadier snows. bit more widespread and make a run at the new hampshire border that. in fact, by 6 o'clock tomorrow morning, snows are already trying to end from the west to the east and there's 9 a.m. sunday. so, our watch party for tomorrow afternoon looking fine just to break out. there is the coating to a 2" total we have been telling you along the urn thepike to the border, heftier amounts going southward, we have winter storm warnings and even blizzard spots. i he break those out for you straight ahead. >> all right. talk to you soon, jason. our team coverage though continues right now in our nation's capitol where they are getting a lot worse. more than a foot falling already. >> the nation's capitol could see up to 30" by the time this is all over tomorrow. fox 25 kayla campbell is live in dc for us this morning. good morning, kayla. >> >>reporter: good morning, right now we are at 14" here on capitol hill. depending upon where people are in the district, they have right no

harvey: plenty to the south are the end the most severe conditions are to the south. warnings for the southeastern mass, rhode island and connecticut. we are not going to be in those kind of conditions as long as they have already been and will be even after boston quiets down. even worse as you head to the south. winter weather boston west of the pike, that is still going to be several inches of snow. the further south, that is why the highest amounts are there. foxboro is up to two. you not only have the snow pour visibility with the wind as well. is not snowing. from boston to worcester. the south. let' s give you an idea as this starts to wrap in from the ocean. notice the heaviest bands just get heavier and heavier. we will see that begin to move to the south and east. boston could possibly get up to an inch or snow -- an inch of snow fall. and the cape in the early and mid morning. by the time all was said and done. but three through six inches along the pike. nine to 12 inches possible from providence to plymouth and points south. here is mike with that part of the story. mike:

the north/south division dates back to the end of world war ii.n august 1945, japan's 36-year rule of the korean peninsula came to a close with japan's defeat. quickly thereafter, united states forces occupied the territory south of the 38th parallel. soviet forces occupied the territory to the north. in 1948, the territory south of the 38th parallel became the republic of korea and was followed by the founding of the democratic people's republic of korea to the north. the two countries became fierce adversaries. the korean war erupted two years later. in the ensuing chaos, as many as 10 million people are believed to have been split apart. in 2000, a north/south summit in pyongyang opened the door to reconciliation. red cross officials began arranging family reunions in earnest. there have been 19 interkorean family reunion meetings and nearly 4,000 families have been reunited. jinan, roughly 250 kilometers south of seoul. the oldest person selected for this reunion group lives here. lee suk-ju is 98 years old. as the korean war raged on he fled

temperatures very warm especially in the south bay. another one that feels like spring, but we're about to head back to winter. as we start out now it's in the mid-40s in the north bay, as well as the south bay and highs today reaching 64 degrees in san francisco. we will start to see some scattered rain moving into the north bay while the rest of the bay area stays dry and we're looking at 65 degrees in the tri-valley. we'll talk about that weekend rain that's coming up in a few minutes. let's see how the roads are flowing now with mike. >> karia little concerned about that zipper truck moving across the golden gate bridge. it took them just a couple of minutes and got back on the move, again, clearing towards the north side. no problems here and no problems to or from that north bay commute. visibility is great all around the map and no major incidents. there's a look at your freeways and the little orange you see

the south bay getting hit hard. the rest of the bay area, the east bay and san francisco, take it easy as you get outgoing this morning. mike, how are the roads look? >> we have the live cameras in addition to radar. we're augmenting all that information and showing oakland right now which actually looks very calm, although the camera shakes from time to time, gusty conditions for the higher elevations and bridges. slick roadways. not evidence as far as the flow of traffic. 880 moving well. we're talking slick roadways as well. the worst of the slowing, a pesky crash west 24 at wilder, slow through orinda, one lane blocked almost an hour from an earlier spinout. the green highlighted over here, con dord and toward san ramon, that's where the rain hit most recently, also through pleasanton. you see more green having hit south of palo alto and through san jose. north 85 still slow, earlier crash blocks one lane past saratoga. >>> a netflix trick. the easy hack that let's users hunt through tons of movie genres a lot qu

south. it's a tough one. splitting the difference since the forecast is so different north and south. ore clouds to the north. and warm in the south bay. upper 50s and low 60s farther north. i went with a mix of sun and clouds, depending on your proximity to the front. cloudy with rain on friday. and much colder on sunday and monday. and the temperatures take a pretty good little plunge. >> it felt pretty cold this morning. >> when the heater kicks on i know it's cold. >> i know i asked this yesterday. what does the super bowl look like? >> it looks okay. >> we have to keep looking. >> it looks okay. >> i know steve is looking. >>> more than 2000 buildings burned. up next, the reimbursement from the federal government for two destructive wildfires that burns through lake and clue verse counties. >>> and tim lincecum is a free agent. >>> welcome back. there has been a break in the search for three escaped prison inmates in orange county. the sheriff's office and the fbi say they are looking at a vietnamese gang connected to two of the inmates. police have arrested five gang members in c

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they're measuring the snow in feet to our south. already about a poot of snow on the ground around d.c. reports as high as over 15-16 inches in maryland. that's where the snow will be greatest but it's not just the snow with this system. it is the winds. that's why there's a blizzard warning up for this area as well. some of those winds, some of that snow is going to come up through southern parts of southern new england as well. you can see the storm centers right about here right now. wrapping ahead of it. the leading edge is just lying right here really taking its time to kind of shift on north ward. it will be a slow process getting in here today. but areas south of boston, coastal parts of southeastern massachusetts are under that winter storm warning through tomorrow morning and it is a blizzard warning for you on martha's vineyard where that wind and the snow are going to reduce the visibility for at least three hours to under a quarter after mile or less. that criteria will be met. if you're watching from this area in bluish-

the rain will be ending in the south bay soon. e a look, this is the cold air cumulus that will be pushing over the bay area, destabilizing the atmosphere. you get a little son and you will see some sun in the area. and you could see a thunderstorm in the higher elevations. this is the snow. mt. hamilton at 4200 feet. the snow levels continue to drop to about 2500 feet. cold system in place. highway 1301, gilroy looking at some showers. take look at it here. just getting hammered at the bottom of your screen with winds up to 30 miles per hour. some very rainy times to the south but in the sierra nevada a winter weather advisory right through 4:00 in the morning tomorrow. it is snowing currently, and we are still looking at accumulation right on through tomorrow with a foot above 7,000 feet. and about 7 inches kirkwood. of the resorts 8 inches. tahoe city. doing just fine. but mother nature taking a break after today. look at the golden gate bridge. sunny skies and the winds will continue to be a factor. most areas have switched ove

mild to warm to the south. his is not a cold system yet, but it will be on sunday. that's when some of the coldest air arrives. before that gets here there is going to be some mid 60s on the high side this time of year 62, 63. cloudy with rain spreading south friday. cloudy saturday. then a cold rain moves in sunday. cool, breezy on monday. >> i am feeling a big change from yesterday to today. >> yesterday was very nice in the afternoon. one of those nice january days. >> thank you, steve. >>> steve, you work out a lot. do you use wearable technology? >> dave, i just show up. >> that's all you have to do. >> the reason i asked is because wearable technology that tracks your health is really popular. right here in the bay area there is a new band. this could give you the most accurate health reading yet. we will tell you how east bay researchers say they can do it as you sweat. that's coming up at 8:00. >>> a house in oakland is in jeopardy after a mudslide. it's not the recent el nino storms to blame though. why

friday, low pressure will track across the south and deliver an 80% chance of showers. 1" rain totals are likely with friday's system. saturday is dry before the next system forms in the gulf and will bring us the possibility of few showers on sunday. expect clear and cold temperatures tonight in the upper 20s and lower 30s. thursday will be mostly sunny with highs near 60, clouds will be on the increase thursday night as lows drop into the showers. 1" rain totals are likely with friday's system. saturday is dry before the next system forms in the gulf and will bring us the possibility of few showers on sunday. will there be a winner tonight? the powerball jackpot has soared breaking heights --- 1.5 billion dollars is up for grabs. if you grab the right ticket. mike desumma is at the bp gas station on elmwood charles, dawndy what you're seeing here you could find at most gas stations here in the city today. easily lines in some locations were stretching out the door around the 12 o'clock hour. that was the case at the obama gas station off north main street among spots. there clerks t

to the south, mostly sunny and mild to warm. i'm splitting the difference. an francisco, oakland, concord north. more clouds south of that, not as many. fog was an issue but not so much today. steven dunlap in fort bragg, no rain yet. partly cloudy and 48. the nws says rain at 10 a.m. i'd buy that but there's probably some right now. but the main band is offshore and still has a ways to go. south bay is like -- what are you talking about. it's nice. and it will be. rain will begin to increase in the north. and it's going to take a while to get here. 40s on the temps, a few 30s. 50s for some. and cloud cover will stop the additional cooling. and gilroy says we're 37. scotts valley is in there. cupertino is sleeping in. and 42 in santa cruz. a chill on the coast. clouds continue to roll in and a cloudy, mostly pattern to the north. lots of moisture. and it's going to play into our weather. and over the weekend some much colder air is on the way for sunday to monday. and an active pattern and not a lot of rain out of this unless you're up north. and rain is like

the strong northeast wind. so we are mostly focusing on south shore bay side of the cape and nantucket. most prone for minor to moderate coastal flooding. inland. south and east and get a wetter snow towards the cape and islands because of that. now once it departs it feels nice on sunday. low 30s and bright skies and wind will be gusty but calms down. and if you are going northward up towards ski country they don't get fresh snow but cold air and it will be comfortable and they have been making snow all week and it will be in the 20s and we will be in pretty good shape. full accu-weather 7-day forecast. next week is a bit of a january thaw. it's not the that warm but it's better than this week. we are a -- at 38 on monday and next chance for a coastal storm is next friday. now back to you. >> appreciate it. >>> so the fans are there and the reporters are there. >> but we have two teams. first the weather team which is work hard all weekend and all them will be here. and then we have the sports team and they are. >> they are in denver. we need the team tie rieive steve is in englewood wh

along the south coast here. got a report, though, nantucket is seeing some flurries and we'll continue to see the snowflakes from the sky all day long. the temperatures are in the 20s for some and 31 degrees in boston. right around freezing. although there is so much cold air here. we might get a brief period of a mix on the islands and cape and looking less likely here. current radar, netherland to the south and west and seeing some snow and heavy snow still reported on long island there and this system continues to spread from south to north. this is the hour-by-hour timing through this morning and this afternoon. 10:00 a.m., seeing the snow accumulate along the south coast here and on the island. by noon, a few snowflakes around the boston area. the first little finger of moisture here. by 3:00 p.m., that is when things ramp up south of the briefly into the northeastern parts of massachusetts and just barely touching the new hampshire border. anywhere north of there, well, you're not going to get snow from the

bay tomorrow morning at 8:00 a.m., it is to the south. the snow is to the south. pounding new york back to d.c. that snow is going to lift in before this gets out of here on sunday. where we going to get graced by the system. the cape, the eye in la, where we have 3 to 6 inches plus of snow in the forecast. once you get north of this area, the ams will drop off sharply near nothing to a couple of inches north of the pike but south of the boston area, 2 to 4 inches of snow. another day to watch this and fine-tune that as needed. pretty qiet. sunshine up close to 30 degrees with lighter winds. all right. let's get you out thoughed radios. how are we look out there. >> thank you, sen dy. we have overnight construction as you can see all leans are now open. we're not seeing any delays just yet. let's go to thep mas and boston. once again, construction picked up here. 93 south. no issues on 2493. root 3 also looking good this morning. then you travel the pipe. north of town, a i would where so far the trains and buses are on schedule. emily? >> thank you. randy: the eye

it is really the south shore we are going to keep a close eye on. tonight' s high tide is not that bad, but there will be some/over going on. the wave action going on and you see the issue we have. we could see minor to moderate areas of flooding. that northerly wind is going to help us a lot. we are going to be seeing some erosion. especially in the sandwich area. >> let' s take you back a year when the massachusetts close line was being battered. residents are keeping a close eye on today' s storm. live in marshfield, she has more. we were both down here and saw the devastating damage to the snow here in marshfield. this will be a test of the seawall and we know people have been around here. it was low tide at the time so t any concern yet, but folks were feeling those miles per hour reported. power because of it. this wind will continue to batter the waves throughout the night. as we approach high tide. we are expecting a storm surge of 10 feet. his real concern is when it is 12 feet tomorrow morning at 11 a.m.. we will continue to keep track of w

to the moisture trying to work in from the south. and there is going to be a tight gradient where the snow cuts offer. at least the heaviest of it. it looks like it is a good bet that this gets to long island, in terms of the heavy snow and perhaps the south coast of new england here. whatever we get for snow, this storm system is going to wrap up quickly on sunday morning. by 6:00, 7:00 in the morning, it is just windy. i expect the snow to be over and done with. again, tight line here. we are kind of riding that tight line. still on the forecast. some of the higher amounts farther south you go along the south coast, one to three in the city of boston. there will be a coastal front. some of the moisture will nose in instability in here to give us up to a few inches in the southwestern suburbs of boston. so we have the snow. but we also have the wind. the wind gusting at times. 35-50 miles an hour. highest across the cape and the islands. in fact, the winds may gust across nantucket and down to the vineyard over 50. close to 60. high

higher totals settling off to the south. now, there is a winter storm watch posted along the immediate south coast of new england here, stretching essentially from cape cod back through the islands, down through buzzards bay and along that 95 stretch into connecticut. if there are towns that will exceed 6 inches of snow, i think it would be right along the immediate coast pending how much snow works enter the forecast and how far north some of the heavier bands get. there will be a tremendously further north an west you go, the less chance of snow. guys? >> sarah: breaking in brockton, crews on the scene of a water main break on north ames street. several streets in that area are now closed. crews will be on the scene for a while. for more on your morning commute, let's send it over the danielle gersh. >> danielle: thanks, sarah. good morning. happy friday, everyone. this is the expressway. traffic flowing nicely. let's go to the maps from the braintree split into boston. that drive about ten minutes. no delays to tell you ab

folsom street on the south part of this. basically the streets radiating out from the prairie building and try to avoid those for two or three blocks. local businesses in the area are bracing for more customers in super bowl city, but for employees who work at these businesses, more difficulty getting to work. >> we're trying to schedule extra people. we're telling people to leave even earlier than they usually do. and then just being understand and flexible and making sure we have the staff. >> construction of super bowl city, the free fan village has begun at justin herman plaza. construction iis happening this week, commuters will be allowed to walk through the construction area on various pathways, but once the super bowl city opens, there will be four checkpoints around which will slow you down significantly if you have to cut through there on your way to work. reporting live along the embarcadero in san francisco, i'm chuck coppola, "today in the bay." >>> we all know it's not just san francisco, preparations also under

most of it is well to the south an inch or less in the metro, to the south at two to three inches of snow. there's your forecast, 16 degrees, one to three inches of snow expected. wind out of the southeast, a 11 degrees, milder because the wind out of the south and east will keep us warmer. tomorrow in the upper 20's, back near 30 by thursday and if you don't like the cold, you will find out with sunday at 36. mollie: it may be light snow but you have to shovel it. still to come you've heard of , garage bands. well, what about garage artists? but this just isn't in any ol' garage. we'll explain next on iowa's news leader. and then tell them what to do. my plan -- break up the big banks, close the tax loopholes, and make them pay their fair share. then we can expand health care to all, and provide universal college education. will they like me? no. will they begin to play by the rules if i'm president? you better believe it. marco rubio. he ran for senate saying he opposed amnesty... then he flipped, and worked with liberal chuck schumer to co-author the path to citizenship bill. he th

it wasn't just focused on ending jim crow in the south. martin luther king was well known and when randolph went to organize the march that was called up everybody said you better get king' support. he went to king and king said i will support you but let's expand the goal. it isn't just about employment discrimination it is also about winning the rights to vote in the south. randolph lived in new york city and he had the right to vote to so this wasn't on his mind but for people in the south this was on their minds. that is where the slogan for the 1963 march came from. this was a march for jobs and freedom. in some ways, this was a merging of these two, sort of northern and southern wing, the northern wing being emphasizing jobs and justice, being rooted in the labor movement, and then freedom coming from the southern wings arguing for voting rights, arguing for desegregation, access to schools, public basis, and in that wing, martin luther king was the most common figure in the march. the march is a merger of these two. on the actual day

snow is still timing out the same, starting to get going south of the river by lunchtime. a messy evening commute, potential along and south of the ohio river. our totals in our area code from anywhere from zero to 10 inches. that is a big range. sharp cut off just south of downtown cincinnati. you can see what we are projecting. you had up to hamilton, springboro, middletown, you get some snow here not a lot. 1-3 inches expected along the 71 corridor, northern kentucky. we may be on the low end of a sharp ramp-up south of downtown where you could see 4-6 inches and hotspots were the heaviest totals are expected to be, extreme sun communities 6-10 inches of snow a possibility. miriah: mark: starting at 6:00 this morning road crews in northern kentucky will start their shifts to prepare for the snow later today. and crews here in cincinnati started late last night. lisa: andrew setters is live in camp washington giving us a look at their efforts this morning. good morning to you. andrew: cincinnati workers are busy. they never stopped working from earlier this week. they are

the rain is falling in the south bay. it's very light. le of hours it should be out of here with this system boosting it along. it's a cold pool of air, an area of low pressure and it will bring windy conditions to the bay area today. it pushes the rain out of here i think by 8:00. so you should be dry. right now a few returns around livermore. but hayward and milpitas, fremont, san jose and sunnyvale some light rain. further south right into the heart of san francisco, willow glen, cambrian park, the rain will stay with you this morning. you can see the darker shading of green and where it's coming in from the ocean. it will continue and bring heavy no, high surf in southern california, and perhaps some flooding. we have snow flying in the sierra nevada with temperatures in the 20s and a winter weather advisory through 4:00 tomorrow morning. so up to 8 inches around lake level, and a foot around 7,000 to 8,000 feet. right on through tomorrow morning we will pick up 7 inches in donner, with about 9 around kiber. good news there and then mo

it gets really thin and kind of goes down to the south. so we'll see smaller showers tomorrow and especially early tomorrow morning and again in the afternoon. i'm not expecting it to dump a lot of rain for us. but we'll certainly keep the forecast today, 66 degrees. partly cloudy to mostly cloudy. around 50 tonight. no rain until at least midnight and better chance of rain tomorrow morning. be in the 50's for wednesday and thursday and back to the 60's with sunshine for the weekend. >> that sounds good. countdown to the super bowl is on. but if you don't already have tickets, get ready to dish out some dough. >> that's right. it's tough out there on that turf. knows his team >> let's talk some sports now and carolina basketball coach frank martin knows his team needs to play better. he is keeping things in perspective. >> as he always does. tim hill explains in your sports minute to win it. >> gamecock basketball back at home and back in action tonight. u.s.c. will host mississippi state. bulldogs with just one win in the sec. gamecocks wi

again, not the south shore cape. nothing in the city of boston, some flurries. temperatures overnight tonight single numbers and teens the city around 134 when you wake up tomorrow morning. these will be the temperatures going out the front door work and school tomorrow so the kid ohs have a cold school day. in fact, they may have indoor recess because temperatures all day tomorrow only in the teens and lower 20's. wednesday and thursday mostly sunny skies. low to mid 40's and friday a mix of clouds and sunshine mid 40's on friday. see you at 4:30 . >> anchor: thanks so much. time now for 7's fast track traffic. let's get a check of the roads. can be a dizzy commute for some people, joe . >> anchor: that's right. icy as well. spinouts everywhere here along route 3 northbound and southbound. all south of the city there to the right hand side you see all that redness around route 53 in hanover stays that way to the plymouth area. dealing with delays along route 3 a and route 44 as well dealing and spinouts as well. 24 and route 95 not move took badly south of the

there. we continue to see a whole lot. we have things going on. you want clouds, they are off to the south and west. we will see the increase overnight tonight. the rain is just now crossing over the mississippi river. we have some time until the rain likely after midnight tonight. up until then, if you are going out and about, you will notice the increasing clouds. temperatures will be slow to fall, 33 and down to 41 at 11:00. we'll be in the mid to upper 30s by early tomorrow morning. coming at 4:19, talking about several things. rain arriving as soon as tomorrow morning. that will have a big impact and tell you how. and a few snowflakes on sunday. there's more than one day of snowflakes. we'll have the latest updates in about 15 minutes. brad. >> and winter may finally arrive. we're about 52 hours away from the big show. local 12, your home for the play-offs. we'll bring you a special bengals coverage. it will start at 5:00. broadcast the news live from paul brown stadium. then bengals play-off special starting at 7:00. and they will take over at 7:30. it's time for the big game in loca

timing wise, still coming through in the same timeline, south of the river by noon. a messy evening commute, especially long and south of the cincinnati. our totals range from this system anywhere from zero to 10 inches of snow possible. zero, northwest, 10, farther southeast. there will be a show -- cut off just south of downtown cincinnati. we have a little bit of everything as far as our advisories go. winter storm warning. that is the entire state of kentucky and portions of clermont, brown, adams county in ohio. several counties under winter weather advisory' s which are communities in the purple. you will get snow and there will be accumulation, but the heavier stuff will be to the south and east. let' s take a look closer at the breakdown of who is getting wet. our band of light blue in through downtown cincinnati, 1-3 inches of snow in downtown and up toward sharonville, you may be on the lighter side. 20 minutes south, alexandria, they could have an additional five inches of snow. there will be a sharp cut off just south of downtown. a steep upgrade from 4-6.

earlier problems and stemming in the south hayward area. now, that all cleared up and that caused a ripple effect and couldn't get the longest trains out to the castro valley and now that they have gotten those back on service we're hearing normal service restored but minor delays there as well as through the fremont and richmond lines. the orange, the green and the blue lines might have minor delays. we're looking towards the rest of your maps. the speed sensors show a great flow of traffic around the bay and little tri-valley build. south bay a little build for north 101 and take a look at that live camera there. we see the volume of traffic is nothing unusual. another burst start to hit and build then about 6:30. send it back to you. >> thank you very much, mike. >>> coming up, 39 cents for a gallon of gas. that pipe dream a reality for some very lucky customers. >> or how about this. free money. silicon valley pioneer wants to give some away. we'll tell you how it would work coming up in "business and tech." >>> fighting the dangerous zi

klay in with the schools in the south have become integrated. they were focused on pushing the kennedy administration they're pushing for desegregation of schools but the elements of his speech and in his opening speech that with the desegregation those laws that were aimed at ending the right to go. these would not be effective to a decent paying job. one of the important things about his speech at is not central to the naacp into not be achieved in isolation. and was extremely critical and he likened that to be watered down and would not be any good so he also said we need to push with this bill. >> the fourth speaker was john lewis and not so the previous night he would change his speech is to cut the important thing to remember is it is interesting i teach about the civil-rights movement to use these documents with the john lewis original speech is printed all over and by far is a fiery speech. he left out of the calls for violence to burn jim crow to the ground that will really achieve a quality -- equality in and goes that how this law to b

this is the guadalupe river after an inch in the south bay. after being dry it's flowing at near capacity. you can see it reaching the top of the concrete diversion channel wall. the ground was already wet from monday's rain. add to that tuesday's rain that fell in two hours, and you have a strong running of the river. the national weather service says to expect rain rates of a quarter to half inch per hour for the next three to four hours. that has prompted a flash flood watch for the entire bay area. also, they are expecting some urban flooding to happen later on today. we'll detail more on what happened yesterday along 280 when trash clogged the drains there. >> thank you. >>> we are going to show you some video from a short time ago in the sierra on interstate 80 at emigrant gap. a winter storm warning is in effect nearly a foot and a half of snow is expected when the storm reaches the mountains. just yesterday, up to two feet piled up in some of the higher elevations. >> if you like skiing it's great up there. i have some buddies up there

and it's really going to sink to the south the rest of the day. it will stay south of meet of us. as we take a look at live doppler 7hd you see the darker green and the yellow lighting up into the san joaquin valley. the energy from this system is off the coast. it's an area of low pressure that will bring gusty winds and push the rain to the south. the speckling of the crowds, this is what is going to push across the bay later on today, and that has allowed for the wind advisory to be posted by the national weather service. this right here, the light green, not likely bringing any rain. but as we go further south you can see a little darker from about 280, wood side, palo alto, and certainly getting rain toward cupertino. most likely around mountain view and san jose. we shift a little further south and east and you can see some of the higher elevation snow around mt. hamilton. so this will be with us throughout the next couple of hours and probably dissipate by about 7:00, 8:00. in the mountains it's a winter weather advisory until 4:00 on monday with the snow continuing to pile

``the track, as expected, has ``taken a shifted to the south. ``that means low-end snow totals ``in downtown cincinnati at areas ``north and northwest. ``into the afternoon, if you are ``concerned about the kids on the ``bus, at 3:00 or so, it does look ``like area southeast of 71 are ``likely the divider line for the ``places who are not. ``we go from not more than a ``dusting for northern communities ``northwest of the 275 luke, and ``possible to the far south and ``southeast. ``who probably seen a picture like ``this and i' m in mason, and ``not snowing. ``the stuff you see north of the ``ohio river is not hitting the ``ground. ``we have dry air coming in from ``the north and east. ``it dries out that snow before he ``gets to us. ``some spots are seeing those ``flurries fly. ``over the last hour or so, ``they' ve spread into portions of ``northern kentucky. ``i' ve received reports from ``burlington near cvg, clarence -- ``florence and independence seeing ``light snow showers 30 to work. ``heading over to an area where it ``has snowed pretty g

snow squalls leaving drivers on the south shore blinded. roads freezing up causing some accidents up and down route 3. we're continuing to cover the little blast of winter coming up next. then tom brady taking down in the regular season finale. the pats qb heading into the playoffs bruise insisted and battered and we're staying on top of breaking news of the long tie girlfriend of whitey bolger expected to plead guilty to federal charges. we will have the latest in a live report from federal court. we'll have those stories and much more. news at wow. the internet is crazy fast here. i know, right? it's so nice to have everyone over. hi hey. mmm. i just laid an egg. does anybody want it? joey, you want some gasoline? yes, please. mom, guess what? i married a clown and we're having tiny little clown babies. mhm. i just bought a hammer. with internet fast enough for everyone, your guests might get a bit carried away. get out of the past. get fios. look, i know you're a cow and all. and you may not know what i'm talking about, but, uh. the yogur

low 50's on the south shore and the cape. we're watching this system you see out to the west could bring us a couple of showers especially this afternoon and into the evening. so a medium chance for that. we're dry on wednesday. look at thursday into friday. a chance for some flurries or snow showers. let me show you how everything plays out. to have a cold front come through. it's dry but it brings in colder air. then we're watching this upper-level low disturbance. we're also watching an ocean storm. right now the latest models keeping this farther out to sea. not linking these two up. but this one still could give us some flurries or even some snow showers thursday into friday. but again that track is very dependent and is very key in this forecast. so we're watching this very carefully. right now models keeping that track farther off to sea which would mean it would miss us. however, we're still a couple days out. carefully. i gets closer and we could be talking more on the way of accumulating snow. either way you look at

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we've got a light wind from the south between 5 and 15 miles per hour. here's the dayplanner where we're headed for a high of 37. mixed precipitation moving from south to north into the area. temperatures are in the upper 20s and lower 30s on a relatively warm january morning. mixed precipitation moving from south to north into the area. temperatures are in the upper 20s and lower 30s on a relatively warm january morning. we've got a light wind from the south between 5 and 15 miles per hour. here's the dayplanner where we're headed for a high of 37. jessica rae: tonya couch... the mother of ethan couch, known as the "affluenza teen... will be returned to texas to face a felony count against her. a los angeles county judge approved an extradition waiver for her. tonya signed the extradition waiver and has been turned over to the l-a county sheriff's department. she and her son were detained in puerto vallarta, mexico last week. ethan is still being held in mexico city. jessica rae: the armed activists who have seized a federal building in oregon - are vowi

the house has passed those repeatedly. south carolina thanks you for that. the senate has refused to even vote on either repeatedly. let's break this down a little bit. house members, we're not going to talk to you right now. [laughter]. >> senators, we see an opportunity. we see an opportunity because the state is watching. we see an opportunity for you to show where you stand. so i'm going to ask for every senator that is for income [ applause ] >> stay standing. stay standing. i'm going to ask for you to continue to stand if you support true independent investigations. please stand. [ applause ] >> ladies and gentlemen, we finally got to see what that vote might look like. i hope that this will be the last year we talk about ethics and i look forward to working with all of you so that we can celebrate. as you may have noticed, i love to celebrate. we build things in south carolina. we build planes for boeing. we have five international tire companies. we are the bmw capital of the world. we broke ground yesterday on a billion dollar investment by the large

as we look at satellite and radar you see all the precipitation down to the south. ar atlanta is beginning to fade. you see that broken nature of the precipitation where you're starting to see more here off of the carolinas and this is where we'll see that coastal storm develop which will become the nor'easter and blizzard as it heads to the north and to the east picking up moisture from the atlantic. by 8 o'clock the first few flakes starting to fall allentown as well as trenton. heavy snow bands to the south and you'll see these bands coming in off of the ocean overnight tonight at 11 o'clock right through tomorrow morning. you can see that band right here near wilmington. it's hard and almost impossible to predict where the bands are going to set up at what time but you will see them and at the same time warm air coming in off the ocean switching it to rain as far north and west as millville even at times in dover, atlantic city down to wildwood. this is eight clock tomorrow morning. heavy snow inland. even 3 o'clock tomorrow afternoon you don't see a break whatso

carolina is still first in the south but right on its heels is a lot more of the south. and for democrats that means the concerns and preferences of african-american voters in particular will be of even more electoral importance than usual in this year's democratic primary. for republicans it means the party is foregrounding the concerns and preferences of not just a very white part of their base but the most hard core, most pure live white part of their base. what effect will this have on the nominating process overall? don't know. the latest national polling still has mr. donald trump absolutely killing the rest of the field approximately that said, the nomination is not decided by a national vote. the nomination is decided state by state. the latest early state poll, the first one of the new year came out today. turns out it's fascinating. these are the results from the new new hampshire poll that just came out from public policy polling. this new ppp new hampshire poll shows donald trump nearly lapping the rest of the field. he's near 29% in new hampshire, his neare

we have winter storm warning, cape and portions of the south shore and north of there this purple. the brockton area back toward let's say wrentham and providence being winter weather advisory. lighter amounts of snow and you notice in the city of boston worcester nothing and i think that will be the case. that's how sharp of a cutoff this amount of snow that we're advertising will be. you will see that in the numbers in just a serb. storm exploding along the eastern seaboard. still thinking the brunt of it goes out to the south and it looks like it's a 12 hour storm midday tomorrow through midnight tomorrow night. snow around the city of boston, basically a long 128, inside 128 nothing north of there. heavier snow south coast, portions of the south shore near the canal and out on to the cape and island. high pressure blocks the storm from really barreling up across new england. that's why there are no watches or warning in effect for the city of boston or worcester. your storm time line 7:00 tomorrow morning, quiet, few flurries break out late morning and we'll have patches of ligh

it threatened military action against the south. and after an exchange of artillery fire across the border, seoul agreed to turn off the loudspeakers in an attempt to ease animosity. the agreement was dependent on the north's behavior. park's administration said this week's nuclear test is a reason to once again broadcast across the dmz. this expert on north korean nuclear issues thinks the north may retaliate by, again, firing artillery shells at the south's propaganda speakers. >> it seems this south korean government is now braving the risk of this escalation in the belief that we should not let north korea's bad behavior go unpunished. >> reporter: he then gave the reasoning behind the south's decision to issue a firm response. >> nuclear capabilities in the hands of north korea is destabilizing the military powers on the peninsula. and also it instigates the north korean government to believe it can commit a conventional provocations with impunity. >> reporter: in his new year's speech, north korean leader kim jong-un mentioned

the south korean defense ministry and the u.s.itary concluded the north sent them to spy on the south. pyongyang denied that. >>> well, north korea is also a topic of conversation between japan and russia. both countries are seeking to ramp up pressure on the north. japanese foreign minister fumio kishida has called on russia to closely cooperate with the u.n. security council to adopt a new resolution incorporating effective sanctions against pyongyang. kishida made the comments during phone talks wednesday evening with russian foreign minister sergey lavrov. he said it was a serious security threat that undermines peace and safety in the region as well as the international community. he added it's extremely important for the world to take decisive action. kishida asked russia, a permanent member of the security council, to work closely with other member nations on the new resolution. japan is a nonpermanent member of the council. lavrov said north korea's action violates security council resolutions, and russia is concerned. he

here in beaufort south carolina. the sea islands of south carolina. of 1850 one union naval forces seized the area. this is an area that in many one of the hotbeds of .ecession when the union navy in the union troops move into the area the islands around port royal sound white plantation owners flee. slaves remain behind. probably about 10,000 slaves. they move into the houses of some of the leading supporters of secession the editor of the charleston mercury and a leading secessionist. they occupy the home of the confederate general. these are plantation heavy areas. some of the richest people in the south lived there. some of the largest slave plantations are in these regions. more than 80% of the population of these islands consists of enslaved people who stay behind. the question is going to be on what basis are they going to work. after the departure of their former owners and after the arrival of u.s. troops. the terminology is a little tricky. are they slaves, when do they become free people? they begin taking control of the plantations and oper

``to the south, it is a big deal. ``central kentucky is getting hit ``with potentially 7-10 to 12 ``inches of snow. ``here is the timeline. ``10:00, 11:00, starting to see ``the snow showers moving south of ``the river. ``by the evening commute, ``everybody dealing with the snow. ``by the evening drive, snow ``setting up. ``the snow showers will continue ``before finally moving out. ``a mix of clouds and sun. ``tomorrow more snow. ``a whole lot for those closer to ``lexington. ``somewhere in between, the totals ``will shift up and down. ``it should end by early saturday. ``guys? ``mark: you can now buy your ``tickets to check out a life-size ``noah' s ark attraction. ``the ark encounter opens july 7th ``in grant county. ``answers in genesis, the group ``the country' s largest ``timber-frame structure. ``the ark encounter will offer ``special night hours during its ``first 40 days in operation. ``tickets run from $28 to $40. ``or you can buy a lifetime ``admission with a charter ``boarding pass through the end of ``may.

of owington. i think the winter storm warning is a bit much, boomton, and as far west and south as carol county. to the north of the winter storm warning, there's a winter weather advisory. clinton and warren count eye. i think this is over done as well. sf stekt. and the biggest concern for snow, well southeast of cincinnati. nonevent for areas northwest of cincinnati. oxford, perhaps, closer to an inch near cincinnati, especially south of cincinnati, still have florence, switzerland, ohio county, back to hillsborough, and amounts really start to ramp up. bans of snow, cincinnati's risk of snow has gone down in a couple of hours. a lot of dry air near the ground. temperature and dew point is close together, it's difficult to get snow reaching the ground. at least in part. in this case, for many in full. there will be periods of snow, cincinnati. this afternoon and this evening gradually. and clouds will break up. you could track the snow, that would be favored south and southeast cincinnati. the weather authority app, updated the forecast, within the last hour. temperature 29,

those snow showers are all across the south coast. nothing too heavy. this is the last little bit of snow before we get sunshine out here. by 9:00 a.m. and beyond the snow is gone. temperatures in the upper 20s, low 30s. not warming up too much. but how much snow did we see? 4.5 inches of snow. 13.3 inches of snow. danielle has been monitoring the situation where we did have the jackpot snowfall. how is it out there? >> reporter: it's cold, pamela. it is a little chilly. from the north now. i have been reading gusts over 30 miles per hour. when that wind whips in it's so pasty down here. it is really a sticky wet snow. a lot of the poles, banisters, signs have the snow kind of plastered on. now it will be watching the coast sign. check out the wind gusts. we are still gusting over 40 miles per hour in parts of the cape as we get a strong gust right now. a lot of gusts over 20 miles per hour when you get north of boston and over 30 miles per hour towards the south shore as well. that wind will slowly subside, gradually through the course of the day. built

the median but the backup is to route 18. north and south having problems this morning catherine. >>> thank you very much for the update we are also following breaking news in turkey officials say at least 10 people were killed in an explosion at a popular tourist spot. happened at a historic district, the last was likely caused by a suicide bomber but so far authorities have not said what caused it. police have sealed off the area and urging people to stay away. >>> we're following a developing story in brockton, a teenager hit by a stray bullet in his kitchen police are still searching for that shooter, nicole jacobs is live in brockton with the details. >>> good morning to you, no suspects have been arrested or named at this point but bullets were flying all over the place hitting that 17-year-old as he stood in his kitchen. i want to get you right to video from the scene last night this all happened around 8:00 last night that teenage boy was standing in his own home when he was shot below his shoulder blade the good news he is expected