now of course when you do this, don't look directly at the sun, or at the sun at all, but i know you knew that. thank you brenda. - you're welcome. - for yoga and you, i'm emily. - the next time you're feeling a bit down in the dumps, remember this week's words of wisdom. when life gives you a hundred reasons to cry, show life that you have a thousand reasons to smile. i know that might seem difficult to do, especially when you're hurting, but like most things, it becomes easier with practice. - it's time for another important message brought to you by the national road safety foundation. (bell rings) (background chatter) (funky music) - hey what's up, loser? - [hannah] bullies. - get out of the way, nerd. - [hannah] they're in school. (dramatic music) - get out of the way, nerd. - [hannah] and they're also on the road. - come on, let's go, let's go. - [hannah] especially when they tailgate. - [hannah] here, a sudden stop is no big deal. but on the road, tailgating can be deadly. (brakes squeal) rear end collisions cause approximately 2,000 deaths per year. don't learn by accident. gi

preliminary rounds dominated by the suns' derrick jones, junior. ng off over four people and then off the side of the backboard, not just dunking, but going between his legs. upset in the finals by glenn robinson iii. don't call him big dog. that was his dad. over three people and reverse jam. that earns him a perfect score of 50 and the slam dunk title. that's sports, i'm marshall harris, csn. >>> before we leave you this morning, one last check of the forecast which is a nice one. >> live shot outside, boathouse row. sunny now, mostly sunny through the afternoon. 68 for the high in philadelphia. some spots around the region may make it to 70. you see we have a second round of 60s starting on wednesday. >> i'm not seeing any 20s or teens which will ae'll absolute take. >> a perfect end of february. >> hopefully march will be just as nice. >> that will do it for nbc 10 news. i'm rosemary connors connors. have a great day. get out and enjoy it. >>> this sunday the turmoil presidency, president trump back on the campaign trail, thrilling supporters. >

the solar ultraviolet imager, suvi, will watch the sun in extreme ultraviolet. of heavy space weather caused by solar flares and coronal mass injections, and will ultimately help us to unlock the secrets of our nearest star. something that is no longerjust for scientific interest, but will protect a society that is increasingly dependent on technology as well. this is the example of one of the simulations from the university of oslo in norway. isn't that sexy?! we really need these models to understand what we're seeing and how we could possibly predict things like this. tell me you've got that as your desktop wallpaper because i want a copy of that. i do. laughter rather than continental europe it is the atlantic where we are getting the atlantic where we are getting the weather and if you look at the last 24 hours you can see plenty of cloud, whether systems piling up to head alloway. it will be much more windy than it has been of late —— weather systems —— our way. early risers for devon and cornwall will get soaked but things turning dry around eight o'clock.

where the sun shines. ganella's deputy mayor pier franco midali who is actually a train driver, is committed to bringing light to the village. pier franco midali: we're heading for a rocky promontory well above the village where there's a mirror. which will beam sunlight straight onto the village square. reporter: it will take an hour to get to the spot. the mirror is in need of new equipment and some repairs. the sides of the antrona valley are so steep that cables, or in the old days mules, are the only way of transporting heavy equipment to the top. a slow, painstaking journey. that's not quite over yet. pier franco has to undertake the final meters on foot. and finally he makes it. he's 1,100 meters above the village which is hidden deep down in the valley. and here's the mirror, measuring five by eight meters in size. the yor fulfilled a lifelong dream when he had it installed 10 years ago to bring light to the dark valley, a real technological challenge. pierfranco midali: the material reflects 95% of

nice to see the sun out. with clearer skies comes strong winds and biting cold. >> let's check in again with glenn "hurricane" schwartz with more on the bitter blast after the storm. you are the most accurate, proving it with the timing and the temps we have today. >> yeah, our chief mission is to keep you safe. and the roads this morning, for a short period of time, a couple hours, were dangerous across a good bit of the area. and we're glad to hear that there were not any serious injuries or worse across the area. that's the last of the storm. exiting new york city. and as we look back to 4:00 in the morning, the low pressure center itself was just south of cape may. the circulation around it bringing the colder air down and changing the rain to snow mostly north and west of philadelphia. the heaviest snow north of the pa turnpike as expected. it's a 12 hour loop. that low is already off the new england coast. it's the same day. it is just racing off shore. as we've been saying for days, that was the thing t

we had a disturbance coming through northern california, just enough energy, the sun is heating caused that thunderstorm to flare up. it moved across napa county and then headed towards the solano county area. we are seeing some snow mixing in with rain in the mendocino hills and also around the hills in lake county, so this is obviously colder air coming in and seeing some mixed precipitation around mt. hamilton as well. definitely a change in the weather. we're seeing a lot of sunshine but also still seeing some isolated showers. this is right across 580, castro valley area. i do want to show you a beautiful picture sent to me of spring valley hail. this is just above napa here, and you can see that hail covering the table, so don't be surprised at least until the sun goes down if you do see maybe a shower or an isolated thunderstorm producing some hail. still a possibility. we do have 1s on our storm impact scale for saturday through monday. we are tracking some more

the sun breaking through in the suburbs. especially in delaware this morning into salem county and cumberland county, new jersey, a lot of sunshine. as expected, the system is a fast mover. just moving past trenton right now. ocean county in new jersey still seeing some snow. then we'll be drying out this afternoon, but we'll not be warming up. in spite of sunshine, look at the winds. closer to 40 miles an hour in trenton. look at wilmington. 43 mile an hour wind gusts. that's the cold air dumping into the area. you can see how quickly things can warm up this time of year with the sunshine we had yesterday and temperatures in the 60s and 70s. not with winds like these. the winds extend to the shore, so we're seeing temperatures below freezing. with those gusty winds, it feels like it is in the teens this afternoon in wildwood. 15 in pottstown and allentown. you have to bundle up. wildwood feels like 21 degrees right now. here's your neighborhood planner. 31 degrees. that's without the wind blowing. it will be below freezing

the sun is out since 9:30, and that has caused the sidewalks in this section of town to get pretty much bone dry and that is frankly disappointing a whole lot of folks. life goes on in this big city despite the reminder it's still winter time and in fact some down right love this kind of weather and would like more of it. >> i wait for this all year, this is joyful for me. >> because -- >> i have a dog who thinks this is the best thing that could happen to him. and i'm a skier and i like winter weather. >> for snowplowers this is not a prosperous winter. and they had high hopes for today. >> we werese to get more inches. >> not much this winter? >> no. >> are you glad to see this? >> yes this is how we make money. >> it's dry so far. >> the temperatures are the villain of the day not precipitation. >> i'mefinitely cold. as long as you walk you keep up the momentum. >> are you headed to work? >> yes. >> the young at heart and young at age this is a great day. >> i can make snow prints. >> so you are happy about the snow today? >> yes. how about mom? >> i'm okay with it. it's not as bad a

now nasa has its sights set on the sun. that's next. and then at 5:30 on world news with david muir. >>> coming up, breaking news. the president on the plan to replace obamacare. also tonight another wave of threats. the fbi investigating bomb threats, schoolchildren evacuated. >>> the deadly plane crash and celebrating a beloved actor. there is news tonight about how he died, coming up. >> david, thanks. we'll see you then. >>> new at 6:00, the structural problems with the golden gate bridge, all because of the extreme weather we'your most extraordinarybut withmoments happenses when you feel small. when you're completely outnumbered, overshadowed, and outshined. so what if you dared to explore this great big beautiful pond. what if you dared to feel small. princess cruises. come back new. >>> coming soon to major league baseball, new baseballs. rawlings, mlb's manufacturer, will be making balls with a natural tact on the leather. this will make the baseball stickier and they hope remove the incentive for pitchers to use an illegal subst

in the dunk contest, phoenix sun. glen robison iii who played back here in 2015, winning the slam dunk contest representing the pacers. >>> flyers in action in western canada against vancouver later tonight at 10:00 p.m. that's sports, i'm jeff skeverski have a great day. >> another half-hour of "action news" is just ahead. >>> here's some of the stories we're working on for you, just months after winning election 2016. president trump is back on the campaign trail. we'll take a look at his efforts towards election 2020. >> world war ii boy hit by a -- a two-year-old boy hit by a car. reaction from police about the driver who did not stop. >> those stories and more when "action news" comes right back. happening right now on "action news" a deadly storm slams into california. the cleanup efforts as people brace for a second wave of nasty whether. >> a police officer injured during a chase in philadelphia who the officers were going after and why. >> those stories in a moment, but first, sunny in the 60s in february. sky

another live look at the sun shining over at&t park. ts hosting their annual fan fest today from 10:00 to 3:00. thousands of giants fans able to meet and greet with players and the good news, it will continue to be sunny through the weekend. >>> the final preparations are being made for one of san francisco's largest and best-known events. the chinese new year parade, and because of all the rain this winter organizers and volunteers are now scrambling to finish floats in time. hundreds of thousands of people are expected to gather in the city today to ring in the year of the rooster. a lot of pressure on artists working in less than ideal weather conditions, but organizers tell us the parade will be as spectacular as ever. >> thousands of pounds of glitter. mylar, like i said, lots of exciting new lighting. incredible artists that went into painting and building, and sculpting this year. a lot of amazing things to see. >> the parade starts at 5:15. portions of market and kurny streets will be closed all weekend long. and it will be a gre

is punching through the crowds occasionally and it's a fairly what we call a dirty sky and the sun is trying to boil through. look at the showers from early this morning, where they hit we had wet roads at least temporarily. and now you see the clouds every now and then have a darker hugh and that is where the sun is breaking through and temperatures are climbing pretty dramatically from dawn down around 40 and we zoomed up to 53 and we expect to add another 7 to 8 to 10 degrees to the numbers. not just here in philadelphia but up in central park in new york and down the pike in washington, d.c. where it is 55 currently. the direction from the wind is from the south than is where the warmer air resides and an area of high pressure rotating clockwise down from the southeast to the coast and cold front from the west a nice flow from the south. this model has us getting to 61 and we could get 63, and we see the numbers fall but not all that fast. are you down to 48 and then the numbers turn around and come back up again for tomorrow afternoon, in fact that warm surge looks to last thu

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most of the roads are dry due to the sun and the wind. anything wet though will refreeze overnight tonight, watch that especially on the sidewalks and driveways and also the parking lots and the windchills only in the single digits overnight into tomorrow morning. we'll talk about the uoming weekend because itk perfect with the seven day in just a little bit. >> thanks adam many people chose to get around via four-wheel-drive this guy own needed one wheel. special projects producer heather caught an un unicycleist. where there is a wheel there is a way. >> the dog doesn't look too happy. >> and the snowtographs o viewers are sending out. your pictures and your videos. all you have to do is join the action b sharing them on our social media accounts.ng #6 >>> the summers point school district is starting to search studentsor weapons, random checks of lockers and desks. after knives were brought to school on several location including a school dancone stuith ng threats. >>> and police say that this man likely used a skimming device to clone

the sun is back on sunday we're breezy and cooler for oscar night. remember when we're not on the air you can get the latest weather information by going to 6abc.com/weather. usually the oscars we're bundling up, it will be a little cooler on sunday. >> thanks, david. >>> new this morning, strong storms rolled through southern texas, heavy rain and hail brought down trees and power lines. there was a tornado in san antonio area. >>> police are hunting for the man considered the main suspect in the murder of two teenage girls. this man in the blue jeans and coat was seen on the trail in delphi at the same time the girls disappeared. the girls went for a hike monday afternoon, an hour later liberty posted abbey on the bridge on snap chat. police said photos of the man in the area are part of the reason they are calling him a suspect. >>> a north jersey girl scores in court and on the court, she played her first game with the boy's team yesterday. she made two baskets sending the crowd into a frenzy. a judge rule in sydney's favor. >> i'm impressed for a

the sun sets shortly after 5:30. by 6 will be dark and when that happe winds will really begin to drop off. so, if you're out and about tonight do be careful. there are a lot of downed branches, some power lines, of course. never touch power lines. they could be live. as the winds diminish tonight any clouds will also be clearing out and that means it's going to be a cold night. overnight lows dropping down into the 20's. i am tracking another gusty day later this week followed by a taste of spring. i'll have all the details on that coming up in the full accuweather forecast. rick. >> cecily thank you. >>> in philadelphia's roxborough section, blocked off bells mill road after winds brought down a tree onto the cab of a a simiin montgomery county. valley road between mill road and abington was shut down t in both directions after a tree fell down from the blustery winds. >>> "action news" reporter john rawlins spent the day down at the shore. he's live in ocean city tonight with the problem the winds caused for peopl

they're located about 39 light years away from the sun. e hearing multiple reports that the white house will revoke some obama era rules on transgender rights. we'll be live in washington. malaysian police have named a north korean diplomat as a suspect in the murder of kimjong—nam, the half—brother of north korea's leader. and a new study shows that average life expectancy in south korea could reach over 90 by 2030. nasa has announced the discovery of seven earth—sized planets beyond our solar system. they're called exoplanets — that's any planet that circles a star other than our own sun. they're circling an "ultracool" dwarf star called trappist one, located about 39 light years away from the sun. astronomers detected three others in the system last year using nasa's spitzer space telescope. the planets are thought to be capable of having oceans, increasing the likelihood of life. the full report has just gone live on the website of international science journal nature. bbc science editor david shukman explains why this discovery is so e

cleve is soaking up the sun at the art museum and we'll check in with lauren casey. hey, lauren. >> that tash a. don't need by coat just have a little jacket, feels suburb out here today. and they're kind enough to wait until after sunset to enjoy the sunshine today and high temperatures cruising up into the 60 degree range. we were 1 degree shy of record temperature in philadelphia at 68 degrees. we tied record high 67 allentown and down the shore, that's nice, high temperatures in the mid to upper 60s. right now mild on this saturday eave. 61 philly and 60 allentown and 60 right now in dover and as we head into tomorrow that jet stream and ridge will stay in place so another round of high temperatures running about 0 degrees above average and we'll get close to another record tomorrow in philadelphia and our forecast high, 66 degrees. the record is 68 setback in 19 1948 and other records will number jeopardy across the delaware valley and we'll talk about the forecast highs and if we can keep around the sunshine to make a spectacular full weekend. i'll have the ans

we'll check in with you in the next hour. >> well, the sun and the moon team up to put on incredible show for us earth links. >> yes, shrek it out. this is called a range, what we will show you, though, ring of fire, we'll tell you the region that was treated for this. >> katie? >> i love when the video does mant up. just makes me laugh. we are looking ahead, folks, to another shot for some rain here in our forecast, i'll let you below it gets here, show you the full seven day right after the fios is not cable. we're wired differently. so we wired the wagner's house with 150 meg internet. which means that in the time it takes mr. wagner to pour a 20oz. cup of coffee, tommy can download 40 songs, and jan can upload 180 photos. 12 seconds. that's the power of fiber optics. get 150 meg internet with equal upload and download speeds, tv and phone for just $79.99 per month for the first year. cable can't offer internet speeds this fast at a price this good. only fios can. >> nice clear note, wind has tapered off, and will be left with overall pretty nice day, but today does also mark the

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size revealing the sun's corona or atmosphere. >> day will turn to night. air will get cold. >> reporter: in 90 minutes the moon's shadow will sweep along a 60-mile wide stretch from oregon to south carolina called the path of totality. jim tott of the oregon museum of science and industry. >> it's traveling close to 3,000 miles per hour. you have to be at the right place at the right time to witness the totality. >> reporter: here in oregon it's already shaping up to be quite the hotspot for people planning to come here to view the total eclipse. it's got the best weather. >> the weather has shown that we've had clear skies in the state of oregon. so the odds are pretty good. >> reporter: odds are you'll have a tough time finding a place to stay anywhere along oregon's path of totality in cities like salem, albany, corvallis and madrid where the totality could be solid for two minutes. in albany general manager greg johnson began taking reservations more than a year ago at the 86 room comfort suites in linn county. eclipse watchers book this room for $200 a

down the shore, clouds and sun, breezy, 48 degrees the high there. in philadelphia, we'll probably get up to about 50. now, the thing about these highs today, i think they probably hit a little early in the day, say, around 1:30 or 2:00 and then this northwest wind starts to kick in, it gets breezier and those temperatures will start to tumble a bit through the afternoon. i could see us down to, say, the upper 30's in philadelphia by dinnertime and then overnight we dip all the way to 28 degrees, partly cloudy, brisk and cold with winds in the 10 to 20 miles per hour range. then on thursday, well, we've got a front that's pushing away from us along with an area of low pressure and then behind it it is going to be chilly. we'll probably only see a high of 39 degrees in philadelphia. even if we manage 40 or so you're still looking at wind gusts in the 35 to 40 miles per hour range. now, these aren't as strong as those severe gusts we had on monday but it's still going to be pretty uncomfortable with wind chills in the 20's the majority of the day. prob

the mirror reports that a fundraiser who collected thousands of pounds for the sun of the rugby is in0verstretched nhs hospitals are paying doctors £4000 a day, according to the times. the telegraph says the apple is demanding a campaign against fake news, which it says is killing people's minds. the guardian claims the government has abandoned the idea is of donald trump addressing both parliaments when it comes to britain for a state visit later this year. the daily express says that the eu wants to hit the uk with a bill of £49 billion as part of brexit. there is a lot to keep us busy. and only 16 minutes to do is turn. we will start with the daily mail. at last an end to the witchhunt. this is a long—running campaign to say that these trips have had these allegations held over them for a decade and nothing has come of it. they had put it on their front page because they consider it their victory, although other papers have been campaigning as well. they mention a lawyer who has been struck off over his tank chasing tactics here. this has been something that has put a lot of

live at the ben franklin bridge, we had decent sun this morning and the clouds welled up and see how dark the clouds are in the western part of this image here and looking more toward montgomery county and snow showers and flurries passing through the region right now but again not sticking to the ground and the days as we talk about sunsets here at 5:22 p.m. and the days are getting longer by the end of the month of february we gain just about 30 minutes, 5:52 p.m. when the sun will set and just a couple of weeks after that on march 12 and, daylight saving time begins and we gain the hour in the evening and the sunsets at 7:05 p.m. in less than six weeks from now. as we look at the winds from the northwest trying to bring you up after pulling the numbers down. 13 miles per hour in philadelphia and 12 in reading and 15 in wilmington and with the clouds in play the windchills are back in the 30s for much of the area. also below freezing in the northwestern suburbs and 40 at the shore and dover 39. again that sunshine early this morning and the instability hit and the rain and snow sho

most of today, the sun was shining. most of today it felt like we went almost everywhere in the north bay. here is a roundup of what we found. when the sun finally emerged in the north bay, look what it revealed. this was highway 37. victim of a broken levee on private property, taken over by nature. today, they announced it will remain closed until february 24. the largest problem in a region rimming with them. this morning, minor stuff. a landslide and tree. up north, the last of yesterday's downpour pushes the russian river to 34 feet at 1:00 p.m. this afternoon. an impressive sight. downtown hardly a threat to this generation or the next. locals know in wet winters, a threat comes from fifes creek. today, crews reinforced a section of a road used by school buses where it washed away the soil beneath. >> it's the fifes creek. >> reporter: it's the creek that has residents on church street almost up to their knees in water, praying for it to recede. this is the trouble spot. >> seven or eight days. just relentless. >>

we have been in and out of the sun and cloud all day, more sun midday and clouds increasing all afternoonf the break there in the cloud cover, to see the sun as it begins to set over center city philadelphia this is a live look from our parkway central library camera looking great right now. storm scan three does show a few breaks in the cloud cover as well through this evening. not a whole lot going on outside and there won't be much through overnight hours and into tomorrow either, we will see a chance for a stray syringe will, but for the most part this front is kind of washing out as it moves into our area and all this heavy rain we see off to the south is expected to stay to the south and move off shore. we're looking at the chance for stray shower with this, boundary coming through overnight the it this and tomorrow. shore cloud is the story through next few taste, now the ton of sunshine but one other look, little further away from the palmyra cove nature park. you can see breaks in the cloud cover as we finish out what has been a decent day for february. temperatures, right now yo

the sun came out today. in some places, the damage is done. >> highway 17 is closed tonight after repeated mudslides in the same spot. >> right now, they are playing the waiting game, unsure when it will be safe to reopen the road. >> david is live near the mudsli mudslide. >> reporter: you can see how quiet highway 17 is. it's closed since this morning because of concern that that slide back there is going to be sliding again. you see there's dirt along the center divider. a front loader is trying to keep more rock or debris to come down. a landslide expert is on site to make a final determination whether it's safe for 17 to be reopened tonight or not. engineers and guyologi ologgeol worried this isn't done sliding. the risk is evident as you see small rocks tumbling down. there are larger rocks and boulders that could crash down on to the southbound lanes that were unexpectedly closed this morning. the geologist is using flags to track the hill's movement. >> what is done -- he set markers in the slide. he

down the shore some high clouds for the morning. more sunter, less wind, 48 degrees is the high there. also improving on the thermometer a few degrees and in philadelphia, sun mixing with some high clouds at times. less wind, winds only running southwest generally at seven to 14 miles per hour. that's not very strong at all and 46 is your high. if you are headed out on date night tonight, 44 degrees by 4 o'clock. 40 degrees by 6 o'clock and then do bring that coat tonight because 37 degrees by 8 o'clock and we'll go right down into the mid 30's by midnight tonight. so, enjoy yourselves but make sure you dress appropriately as it is going to be rather cool. overnight we increase the clouds, chilly 34 degrees with and winds out of the south at five to 10 miles per hour. and then tomorrow we've got a couple of systems we're kind of splitting the difference between them. we'll have clouds in the morning because of this area of low pressure circulating to the north and a wave of low pressure coming up from the south. there might even be a little

this is video from just before the sun went down last night... you can see the water spilling over the emergency spillway. this all started last week when a hole opened up in the oroville dam during last week's storms. right now crews are desperately trying to repair that hole and prevent a disaster. good morning i'm darya folsom. and i'm mark danon. we will have much more on that breaking news situation in oroville coming up in just a minute... but first we want to get a check on weather and traffic this morning. multiple hotspots robin? dry weather conditions along with seasonable temperatures will persist across the region through the first half of the upcoming workweek as high pressure dominates the weather pattern. unsettled conditions then return by late into thursday with periods of rain and wind likely to through next weekend. no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. san mateo bridge less then 30 min from 880 to 101. golden gat bridge drive time less than 30 min from 37 to the toll plaza. richmond bridg

most of today, the sun was shining. most of today it felt like we went almost everywhere in the north bay. here is a roundup of what we found. when the sun finally emerged in the north bay, look what it revealed. this was highway 37. victim of a broken levee on private property, taken over by nature. today, they announced it will remain closed until february 24. the largest problem in a region rimming with them. this morning, minor stuff. a landslide and tree. up north, the last of yesterday's downpour pushes the russian river to 34 feet at 1:00 p.m. this afternoon. an impressive sight. downtown hardly a threat to this generation or the next. locals know in wet winters, a threat comes from fifes creek. today, crews reinforced a section of a road used by school buses where it washed away the soil beneath. >> it's the fifes creek. >> reporter: it's the creek that has residents on church street almost up to their knees in water, praying for it to recede. this is the trouble spot. >> seven or eight days. just relentless. >>

the sun is up, it will warm things up. not starting in the 20s and 30s like yesterday, we're starting in the in the 50s. the numbers will skyrocket later on. as soon as we get all the sunshine when the cloud deck pulls out, that's when the clouds thin out at 9:00 a.m., 10:00 a.m. later this afternoon, full sunshine, a nice looking day. overnight tonight, clear skies, a few clouds north and west in the lehigh valley. tomorrow morning looking like this afternoon. the record 69 set back in 1948. we're forecasting a high of 72. tomorrow, the record high is 70. we're shooting for a high of 53. i wanted to show you this, balls the record is actually 70 degrees that was set back in 1939. >> reporter: it's not like the 70s have not happened before during the month of february. it has happened before, it's rare to get a string of these like we're seeing right now. 69, 68 yesterday, 72 today. there's a 70 in the forecast. balmy stuff. 07 in wilmington and lancaster. trenton, 67. millville, pushing 70 today. dover, 72. atlantic city,

we know the sun emits the light rays.ks the sun rays and casts a shad do i rig shadow right on our planet. that can be aligned to block out the sun. a total solar eclipse is an incredible sight to see. what's even mr uniqore unique i is known as an annular solar eclipse. this has consequence ons how s r the moon and the earth happen to be much we will see the ring of fire, as the shadow is cast across the star. here is a look at the path of the eclipse. if you are watching from south america, prime viewing spot right across patagonia, argentina, into southern chile. we have upwards of 90%-99% visibility. if you are located in angola, botswana, parts of south africa, for my friends in cape town, you have the potential, between 50% to 60% of blockage across the sun. get outside. check it out. of course, use protection with your eyes. don't ever look directly into the sun to see a solar eclipse a little hit there. i want to take you to antarctica. scientists have found something incredible. what we have noticed is that there

. >> the snow stopped at 9:30 and out came the sun andd and this hillside at valley forge the kids out of school and putting the snow to good use. >> it' n packed down. is that your opinion? of 1 to 10? >> 8. >> so the snow that generated so much concern this morning for some many people enjoyed today by a 9-year-old named sara that likes to sled. back to you guys. >> thank you. >>> gray hall continues our team coverage now from the lehigh valley which saw the most snowfall in our area he is live in allentown. bundled up there? >> hi monica and rick sun is out and don't let that fool you it's cold and windy and you have to bundle up. we are measuring the snow in allentown all day and want to find a clear spot and find out what folks are dealing with here when are talking about six inches of snow and some folks dealing with seven inches and regardless enough to make snow lovers smile. >> these kids in lower macungie township took advantage of their snow day and they found a good little to go sledding i love snow it's really nice and getting to be with my friends really fun a just by its

. >>> we hope you enjoyed the sun, some scattered shower or -- hours are on tap. >>> thankfully, we are talking about scattered showers and not a storm. we've had about 20 storms over the past two months. tomorrow will not qualify. just a few showers and it is getting cloudy but we are dry. early tomorrow morning, showers along the mendocino in sonoma coast and all we are talking about tomorrow are a few light rain showers mainly in the mid to late afternoon. it will be a cloudy saturday. it may interrupter outdoor activities. just scattered showers, the beginning of a prolonged break. we talk about how long we stay dry once we get dry coming up. >>> one of the country's top retailers is in trouble. which department store plans on closing more than 100 locations in the coming months. >>> shifting wars, walmart takes on amazon, how you could benefit.'s that -- >>> the new attraction that will take it to new heights at the oakland zoo. ,,,,,, at at&t, we believe in access. ,,,,,, the opportunity for everyone to explore a digital world. connecting with the things that matter most. and beca

we don't even need the sun in these early hours. 52 degrees right now. we'll be flirting with 70 today. meteorologist krystal klei saying center city looking for upper 60s. she'll have the details on the record warmth coming out throughout the morning. >>> this is sports desk brought to you by xfinity, x1 from xfinity will change the way you experience tv. >>> i'm marshall harris from csn. villa nova wildcats with a chance for a tie for their fourth big east title with a win oversee ton hall. pit and uconn. under three to go in the house, pirates records opened for three. that cuts the nova lead to one. villa nova finishes the half on an 11-1 run including this return three by jalen brunson. brunson building bridges with mikell. a run to bridge the half. this one out to chris jenkins for 3 of his 22 points. jay wright likes what he sees from his team. >> i've seen in these last three road games we've improved in a lot of areas. that es the best we've played with a lead all year. we've really squandered some leads this year. >> as mean know named as a fina

♪ ♪ ♪ i saw the midnight sun ♪ ♪ suddenly we were laughing crying cause the sun was shining brighti, i'm tavis smiley, and we talk about life animated. that is next time. we'll see you then. >>> and by contributions to our station, from viewers like you. thank you. ♪ ♪ man: when i was about 11 and living comfortably in los angeles, my dad got a new job in denver, colorado. as my family was packing up to move, we realized we had a dilemma. how were we going to transport our pet goldfish, fluffy? we won him at a carnival -- one of those games where you throw a ping-pong ball into a cup, and you win a goldfish. i named him fluffy. i thought it fit. anyway, we couldn't ship the poor thing, so we decided the best option would be to fly him. thankfully, this all happened before the tsa decided that people can only bring up to three ounces of a liquid onto the plane. because otherwise, we wouldn't have even had this option. we already had more than enough problems to consider, like how we didn't want our pet going through the x-ray and coming out a mutant. my mom's solution was to put him

let's get a look out across the south bay. we got some sun for a time. we have one last wave of some spotty showers near the coast and that is pushing in some clouds. 57 in downtown, 51 by 11:00 p.m. tonight. this is the last batch of showers, possibly could bring wet weather to oakland by 7:11 tonight. once we hit 9:00 and 10:00 this evening, we're on the drying sides of the activity. high pressure offshore will help to steer the storm track off to the north and warm our temperatures up. stat day, sunny skies from the north bay from san francisco down to the south bay, 60 in morgan hills, 57 in half moon bay, 64 for napa and santa rosa as well. a look at the extended forecast into san francisco, maybe you're heading out for the chinese new year parade. starts at 5:15 at night. clear skies, temps in the 50s. get there early and bring your jacket. it will be chilly. you can see there's dry weather all the way through wednesday of next week. then we're eyeing thursday and friday very closely for the possibility of wet weather to return. it looks like we may

if you were stuck inside and didn't get a chance to see the sun, expect it this weekend. pler 7 in the clear for now. as you take a look at your highs for tomorrow, temperatures upper 50s to the mid-60s, and you will see sun for your saturday. that's going to carry over into your sunday. if you're going to the chinese new year parade, it's going to be here in san francisco as you know tomorrow night at 5:15. getting there before that, it's going to be nice, sunny, 60 degrees by evening. 57. you might need a light jacket or a sweater by 9:00. at least it's clear for the parade. the rest of your weekend forecast, the year of the rooster bringing you some luck. plenty of sun for any outdoor activities. 50s, 60s, and here's a look at what's ahead in terms of temperature trend. livermore, you'll be seeing those numbers peaking around tuesday, wednesday. yeah, middle 60ss, so pretty nice looking weather. for those of you who love the rain, rain chances return middle to latter part of next week. accuweather seven-day forecast, brightening it up, drying it out right on through tue

the sun came out today. es, the damage is done. >> highway 17 is closed tonight after repeated mudslides in the same spot. >> right now, they are playing the waiting game, unsure when it will be safe to reopen the road. >> david is live near the mudsli mudslide. >> reporter: you can see how quiet highway

a battle of the clouds and sun and a good amount of sunshine and did you notice the days are getting longer. the sunsetting tonight at 5:22, set three minutes ago by the end of the month. the sunsetting at 5:52 and march 12th we head to daylight savings time and the sun is setting at 7:05, we are going to be seeing more sunshine as we head through the next few months and winded now bringing a bit of a chill to the air. philadelphia winds sustained at 17 miles per hour. and a little bit lighter in wildwood 6 and allentown 16 and the windchill the way it feels 36 in philadelphia and 29 in allentown and 30 in reading and these winds out of the northwest will be pulling down cooler air as we head through tonight. satellite 6 along with action radar showing a cold front pass through earlier today and we have a short wave weak disturbance falling through and that created a few sprinkles and flurries and no big deal. temperatures drop to more seasonable levels overnight. 19 inal town and 24 in wilmington and 23 in trenton but we keep the winds all night long. 7:00 tomorrow it feels like 19

a lot of blue sky out there before the sun sets. and 40s in new jersey to the lehigh valley and delaware. a lot of consistency amongst neighborhoods right now with our temperature. on our radar and satellite we started out this morning with a nice blanket of clouds across the region. so we really saw the temperatures boost in the last few hours. once all that sun broke through. still some clouds that are lingering over these southern portions of our area. so here's your valentine's day planner for this evening if you are getting out. 42 degrees at 6:00 in philadelphia. we do drop into the 30s right around 8:00 p.m. again you still need the coat but you won't need it maybe until we slip into the later hours. at 10:00 we're at 37 and we just see some of the clouds mixing in with clear conditions overnight. in the suburbs, 40 at 6:00. you see nearly the same lehigh valley berks county area, 35 degrees at 8:00. delaware upper 30s by 6:00. and again notice there is no rain in this forecast as we go through the next several hours. so you c

we'll see the sun all day long. it will be a nice start to the weekend. it will be chilly out there, but we'll see sunshine which we have not seen much of over the last couple of months. it's chilly in philadelphia, with a dewpoint of 3. if you're heading out doors don't start licking your lips, cruel get chapped lips. the pressure is rising. winds out of the west northwest at 9 miles per hour. the sun sets 35:44. 25 days from now, we gain a half-hour. march 12, the sun sets at 7:05. we'll get more daylight over the next 30 to 450 -- 45 days. we're gaining sunlight. 22 in philadelphia. mailville, 22. poconos, 9 degrees. feels like 7 below in the poconos bundle up if you're heading north to do skiing. dover, feels like 11. millville, 12. philadelphia, 12. atlantic city about 19. future tracker showing the windchills are sticking around all day long. even though this is a nice looking day, temperatures are getting above freezing, with the winds it will feel like the mid 20s. tomorrow, this eases the winds slacken and the temperatures moderate. it will feel

finally the sun has come through. however, because it took such a long time for that fog to lift over the city, we may at best only get into the upper 60s, i still check the hyatt 71, since we're just going to go with it, we had it early this morning, so see how we do, but, at this point, i'm thinking there is a chance we may not actually hit that. although in the city granted may not hit 71. but elsewhere already even in atlantic city at 70s we speak. speaking of the shore, let's take you on out there. beautiful afternoon unfolding, people taking advantage, check it out. i haven't seen this many people sitting on the beach in a while. so people making the most of it, certainly outside in cape may county, ocean city, bright blue skies, beautiful ocean waves, lapping up on the shore line granted the ocean water only about 42 degrees right now, but regardless, if this were the middle of july, it would be so, so beautiful outside. meanwhile, let's take you next to a time lance version of our neighborhood network. starting

the weather center. what we thinking? >> it's still pretty chilly. but we've got that sun jumping in a sky with a few clouds floating in it. there's the live view from our storm team 4 tower camera overlooking virginia in the distance. just a few high clouds coming in now on this saturday morning. temperatures, they're beginning to jump. it's already 40 degrees in washington. leesburg up to 43. annapolis up to 44. quite a jump. we were below freezing just a couple of hours ago. hour-by-hour temperatures here as we get into the afternoon. quickly jumping noontime. hitting upper 60 stzine. look at how much longer this warm trend will last. that jt a few minutes. >> we'll check in with the events. >>> 9:01, this developing story in manassas. police investigating a deadly stabbing. someone attacked and killed a woman last night around 6:30. this was on forester lane. they say another victim, a man is in the hospital fighting for his life. police say it appears to be domestic related. head of the district, investigating a deadly shooting. you're looking at where this happened.

the sun and the winds helped to dry out the roads. north of the city a little bit more of an issue where you got snow. this is the overturned tanker truck we've been following continues to cause a closure 611, bristol road and street road. stick to 309. they have uprighted the tractor-trailer, dealing with the huge fuel spill. in the meantime they shut down 611 easton road. use 309 they hope to allow traffic through during the morning rush. the tacony-palmyra the bridge is up, all traffic stopped. head to the betsy ross bridge at this point which is moving nicely. downed wires an issue at star gazer road. stick to young road. with the strong winds you may encounter a couple of places dealing with the same situation. >>> at the big board, arby's is warning customers about a data breach. it happened between october 25th and january 19th at company owned restaurants not the franchise locations. they are advising customers to keep an eye on statements for unauthorized activity. >>> ll bean is offering retirement bone -- bonuses and rethin

, the sun sparkles on the water.late for the rock star, meaning other rock stars sort of look to you to figure out how should i behave? along with that, look, even at it's -- even if you're broke, you're a guy at various points in life has pretty much been one way or the other have been able to have a lot of things ordinary people would never have. you've had many, many adventures. >> iggy: i know -- >> anthony: given that, what thrills you? >> iggy: the nicest stuff right now, this is very embarrassing, but it's really -- being loved. and actually appreciating the people that are giving that to me. ♪ i don't see any birds at all here today. it's so quiet. >> anthony: is this the reward phase of your life or is it just dumb -- >> iggy: it's been emotionally i think a reward phase for stuff i did up until the age 30. stuff you had to do on instinct and not on intelligence. >> anthony: see, i think you deserve it. but when i look at my own life, you know, i'm actually -- i'm ambivalent. i mean, i'm still not so sure. y

temperatures will be in the 50s, plenty of sun for tomorrow. nd frosty the next couple mornings. you know you need to bundle up. 50s and sunshine. on our storm impact scale, we have a one for saturday. that's your wet day right now. sunday afternoon, some cold showers, maybe some snowflakes as you're looking up there, and scattered showers for monday, they look like one on the storm impact scale. tuesday, wednesday we go sunny, milder, you can always download the abc 7 news app to keep track of the systems, and keep in mind as i look at the extended forecast, beyond next wednesday, it's looking dry for maybe a week or two. we needed this rain, i know >>> it's a sure sign that the super bowl for hollywood is approaching, they rolled out the red carpet today outside the doll by theater. the biggest names in film will walk down this 16,500 square foot carpet this sunday. live coverage begins at 2:00 p.m. and at 5:30, jimmy kimmel is hosting the oscars for the first time. >> be sure to tune in. >> coming up, mike shoom an has a report from giants sp