thick fog is forming right now. going to be around for a while. we've got the first alert forecast coming up. 33 degrees at 4:26. it jessica boyington is in the first alert traffic center. >>> good morning. watching light fog in pennsauken. watching on route 73 and 130. not a lot of cars out the door there even with some fog. shouldn't be too much of a problem. updates coming up. >>> defeat in seattle. why the loss is hitting two fans especially hard and how the birds plan to bounce back. >>> ready for riders. a renovated u.s. open station is opening tfrs doors -- event straighted station is opening its doors. >>> and a clouding cloud of suspicion over the white house and how the president is fighting back. >>> a lot to get to. we're bleary eyed. good morning, this is "nbc10 news today" first look at 4, i'm tracy davidson. >> i'm via sikahema. you already tweeted out this morning, foggy and frosty in places, right? let's get more details from meteorologist bill henley with the first alert neighborhood forecast. the most accurate neighborhood weath

and it is quite thick in areas.ittle ways until the sun will shine and we're looking at partly cloudy skies for today. let's check in on the visibility. i'm seeing a little bit of gray on the coastline. san francisco is reporting 10 miles visibility. through pacifica and half moon bay you'll have a little bit of fog. perhaps on highway 1. and over the north bay from highway 1, stretches all the way to the napa valley. and visibility from quarter mile to half mile. santa rosa reporting a little bit more than a mile. but the darker shade of gray indicates where it's really thick. you'll find it on highway 101, petaluma to novato. it could be really thick as well. be careful. it definitely could impact the drive. highway12, highway 37. and over to areas of vallejo. temperature-wise, 33 degrees in santa rosa and 36 in napa. and 43 in redwood city. into the afternoon, partly cloudy and relatively mild, upper 50s to low 60s. i'll check in on the afternoon highs and take a look at the extended forecast including the holida

it's thick in the lehigh valley. look at easton. socked in. zero visibility in many neighborhoods this morning. in the suburbs and the lehigh valley, allentown, reading back down to zero visibility. doylestown is socked in with zero visibility that is also occurring in mt. holly. light fog for northeast philadelphia and trenton to start. we'll end up with a lot of sunshine. that will take care of fog that's around first thing this morning. in addition to fog, frosty. 20s for new jersey and the suburbs. 36 in philadelphia. it's below freezing at the lehigh valley and delaware. by mid morning, fog is out of here. 56 in delaware, middle 50s for new jersey, the suburbs and philadelphia. at the shore, turning mostly sunny and 54 degrees this afternoon. i'll break it down hour by hour and show you what your day looks like, how quickly the fog moves out when i'm back in ten minutes. first, jessica boyington and traffic. >> thanks. >>> 422 past 29 looks good. you definitely see more volume heading that direction than the westbound side. no increase in

feet in time to imagine that ice this thick could break. and finish it off after forty eight centimeters. but. what made you want to come here but it's possible to mend it is nice to show this to other people come here to spend the night we recently had minus twenty five degrees celsius it was cold and windy so it was good we could welcome visitors with hot soup and if it is going to find. out that it was about. what i can think of. it was very early i was going to feed jack is in charge below day here in the arctic she's baking an apple cake with apples imported from the netherlands she spent twenty years cooking for film crews in amsterdam she now appreciates the solitude. a good dog didn't even find out for reindeer and they're really tasty too i saw polar bears here two years ago and last year as well but not yet this year i hope i will. seem like the coolest thing to fill the coffers. jack is guests traveled here by snow go below from the main town a journey that took two allies after the heading straight back out again a sunday out in

it's hard to imagine that ice this thick could break. it off after forty eight centimeters. what made you want to come here it's profitable moment it is nice to show this to other people come here to spend the night we recently had minus twenty five degrees celsius it was cold and windy so it was good we could welcome visitors with hot soup and if it is going to find. that number that. was the way it was going to feel jack is in charge below day here in the arctic she's baking an apple cake with apples imported from the netherlands she spent twenty years cooking for film crews in amsterdam she now appreciates the solitude. even told that india i love reindeer and they're really tasty too i saw polar bears here two years ago and last year as well but not yet this year i hope i will. seem the coolest in the bill because. jack is guests traveled here by snow below from the main town a journey that took two hours after coffee and cake they heading straight back out again a sunday out in the arctic. the dutch flag hangs proudly from the mosque it commemorates navigate a villain b

they may stay thick this afternoon. you see the colder air out to the west indicated by the fact that it's not raining east of the pittsburgh and it's snowing and a snow shower is possible late this afternoon and this evening. the best chance is up in allentown as the cold air marches towards the east. temperatures are okay. 45 in philadelphia and 45 in wilmington and still 48 in millville and slipped to 41 in allentown, reading and lancaster. the wind is shifting from the west and looking to bring the colder air. and 12 miles per hour in philadelphia and we'll probably have gusts overnight at 40 miles per hour. and here is the colder air near cincinnati withle temperature below freezing and chicago at 20 and st. louis at the freezing mark and we are tucked into the corner of that and that big wedge is shifting to the east today and tonight. looking forward to the forecast, 46 for the next couple of hours and may hit 47 but look how the numbers plunge. 37 by 7:00 and down to 28 by 11:00 on this model and in the morning

and it is really thick along the valley floor. take a look at this along highway 101 you will find it from santa rosa down to petaluma and novato. it stretches around highway 37, american canyon, the napa valley. we have it fix. the darker shade of gray showing visibility down to a quarter mile. that's what we're seeing around the napa airport right now. please be careful. if you have an early morning drive, you will definitely see this out there. we have it inside of the bay. shots san francisco, the golden gate, seeing that low cloud cover come in as well. 34 in san francisco right now. incompetent land it is freezing once again. 32 in livermore. 33 in santa rosa right now. 36 in napa. 44 belmont. 34 in woodside. as we get into the afternoon for today, upper 50s to low 60s. low 60s expected for antioch. into the south bay, 62, san jose. 62 in napa this afternoon. and it is not a spare the air day. that is good news there. into the extended forecast for your holiday weekend. we may actually see a few sprinkles headed to the bay a

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the smog was so thick that visibility was just one metre.dr brian commins — who worked for the air pollution unit in the 1950s — spoke to the bbc‘s witness programme. reporter footage: ordinary fog does little harm, but smog, smoke and fog, has become one of the greatest mass murderers of modern times. the smog began on a friday, and it was black. it was described as a pea soup because it was a bit yellowish. you could smell it. it tasted a bit acidic. and it caused absolute havoc in the levels of pollution, they were horrendous. you could not see your feet. i remember on one particular occasion i wanted to cross a very wide road, and i shuffled across, and after 10 minutes i did not know where i was. and finally i ended up on the same side of the road as i started. it was extremely cold for several days. and, of course, londoners wanted to keep warm, because it was so cold, and so they burnt coal on their open fires. the pollution did not rise up, it tended to drift down and pervade the street and everything else. the smog got in everywhere

it's thick in the lehigh valley. look at easton. socked in.ero visibility in many neighborhoods this morning. in the suburbs and the lehigh valley, allentown, reading back down to zero visibility. doylestown is socked in with zero visibility that is also occurring in mt. holly. light fog for northeast philadelphia and trenton

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and very thick and to the point where the efficiency of the heart itself becomes impaired or the heart can become at risk for failure. >> reporter: tests like an ekg or ultrasound can show whether you have an enlarged heart and some symptoms could be warning signs. >> chest discomforts, some people have fainting episodes for example. >> reporter: but not everyone experiences these symptoms. >> it's a silent process. knowing your blood pressure and getting regular examples is the main thing. >> being overweight, smoking and not exercising enough are factors. nearly half of americans have one or more of these risk factors. the good news is you can take steps to reduce the risks. >>> police have arrested a group of teenagers. police say the flair guns were stolen from a near by wal-mart. surveillance video captured the teens driving around firing at homes. some had broken glass, others had burn marks. a few parks cars were targeted. >> one went through the front room of the home. >> it's for fires, used at emergencies. they burn at a high heat. >> reporter: the registry program that helpe

it's very thick. it's very creamy. it's very rich.right now with bridget to make a frozen custard that has great flavor and a very soft, smooth texture. ♪ so, speaking of ice cream, i actually have a fascinating culinary fact, which is ice cream machines have been around since the 1840s, but in the 1880s, a woman called agnes marshall invented the world's best ice cream machine. >> hmm! >> it was very shallow and very wide. it was round, hand cranked. you could actually make ice cream in five minutes. >> really? yeah, because the surface area was so much greater -- >> right. >> and it froze quickly. there's a guy in england in the lake district about three hours north of london, name is ivan day, he cooks over antique cookware, et cetera. he actually has one of these, and he's tested it -- five minutes. >> yeah. well, that's a better design than the ice cream machine that we're going to use today, which is no ice cream machine. >> shocking! >> yeah. well, we found that a lot of people don't have ice cream machines at home. so we're go

it will be thick again like this morning. if you have a commute tomorrow and plan accordingly because you will need that extra time as you take a look at the temperatures right now it's not terribly cold. 54 in san francisco. 50 in san jose and half moon bay. napa 41. santa rosa 44. live picture from south beach looking towards downtown san francisco. visibility from this perspective is pretty good right now. look at this gorgeous view for you see city hall and the entire downtown area. areas of dense fog overnight. hazy sunshine tomorrow. dry new year's eve and new year's day. hour by hour in the south bay start off tomorrow in the low 40s. hazy sun around 8:00 a.m. and brightens up. mild whether. sunshine in the mid 60s for place liekz san jose. hour by hour fog forecast by 11:00 tonight there will be some fog in the north bay and some fog in the central valley spilling towards antioch, brentwood. you will have to look out for the fog it will drop visibility through 8:00 or 9:00 in the morning and then move away. most will

it is thick in spots.just saw on bob kelly's traffic cameras that the sunnies starting to come up and burn off that fog but, we have poor visibility in wrightstown, in trenton, allentown, pottstown, still socked in and gotten a lot worse at philly international, three-quarters of a mile. temperatures in the suburbs are in the 20's this morning mostly to the north of us but also in millville and wildwood , new jersey. it is 33 in city. expect to be with sunshine. 33 degrees by lunchtime or later on this morning. forty-five by lunchtime and a high temperature of 52. tomorrow the rain comes. it will be umbrella day tomorrow high of 61. don't get used to it. a cold front finishing its way through the area wednesday morning and temperatures drop throughout the day on wednesday and then it is, positively arctic, as we head toward the end of the week and into the weekend. part of the fun here at new jersey bagel cafe and piss, yeah. >> all of the exotic delights. you guys are native from turkey. >> yes. >> what d

it is a mass of thick ice that moves under the force of its own weight. like a slow river into the sea. but as melt water moves through the ice, it softens it, draining to the bed where it then lubricates the movement of the glacier. we got a rare close-up view of one of greenland's fastest moving glaciers, named hel heim after a viking, it is fast and unforgiving. >> this is one of the most productive glaciers in greenland. it's about three golden gate bridges wide. it graidrains almost an astronol amount of water in is delivering from high on the ice sheets down into the sea. >> between august of last year and august of this year, new york university scientists say it retreated a whopping two miles, the furthest retreat inland they have seen in a du decade. you can see vast chunks of it crashing into the water. a process called caving. >> what does that mean for the sea? >> there's hundreds of glaciers like this in greenland and many have doubled in speed. t it has really gone up in ways that surprise the science community. >> it's not only scientists w

neighborhood blanketed in thick sheets of ice. it didn't snow in the distribute. there -- district. there is a mysterious stream of water spilling on the streets of this community for almost two years now. >> reporter: these scenes would be normal if we had a snow storm, but this thick ice and slushy mess didn't fall from the sky. >> nobody wants to admit it is under their jurisdiction. >> reporter: the likely culprit is ground water run yaw all the way down this alley coming from this backyard. neighbors have been complaining two years. the problem worse. >> it makes me feel like they don't care. this could have been done a long time ago. >> reporter: these two women live across the street at 36th and camden. her husband had a recent fall. >> he slipped trying to get in the car. he had to come back in the house. the next day we called 311. they apparently said they took the message and everything but that was it. they only sent a salt truck down to put salt around our cars and under it. >> reporter: despite residents repeated complaints to the mayor, council, d.c. mayor, dropping d

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many areas see something thick fog. others just seeing some cold, frosty conditions. this is the view from here at the nbc10 studios. if you're heading out, you'll have to bundle up. and count on foggy patches that may slow things down in the short term. skies become sunny this afternoon. warming into the 50s. any fog will be long gone by later this morning. clouds, they'll be increasing this evening. we'll see wet weather coming in tomorrow. fortunately there's no wet weather this morning. we have very thick fog for reading and allentown. doylestown, one-mile visibility right now. it's starting to thicken up in a few spots in new jersey and delaware, too. wilmington, visibility is two hours. we still have a long time, but two hours, before the sun will come up and start warming things up. once it's up, weaver clear skies above the -- we have clear skies above the fog. no clouds around. a lot of sunshine today. warming into the 50s this afternoon. look at the warmup. from 36 degrees at 8:00 to 45 degrees at 10:00. then into the low to mid 50s this afternoon. won't coo

we encounter thick and heavy and wet snowflakes in that southern part of st. mary county. guys. >> all right. thank you so much, korey. thankfully it looks like it's melting on the roadways. snow is something that people in texas, south carolina and georgia rarely see and they are seeing a lot of it for them at least in places and san antonio texas three inches blanketed the area. people in south carolina woke up to these flakes. people in atlanta got first real taste of winter. despite snow schools in city stayed open. >> you can find out snow updates in the latest forecast and "fox5" weather app and send us snow pictures using #fox5snowday. >>> new tonight a student is under arrest for threatening to shoot students and teachers into blow up a northern virginia school. that student goes to george mason high school in false hearing about the suspect as plan tuesday and the school contacted the alleged stu student's parents and said their child needed to stay home until the investigation was completes. he was arrestsed this morning with charges to threaten to blown up the s

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it has to be 4 inches thick to support an adult. and do not attempt to venture out over ice unless it is measured by an official. stormtracker 6 live double scan we are tracking lig snow showers a clipper system in parts of montana this heads in our direction for the weekend and we'll chat about a little bit of snow and the coldest air of this stretch coming in. >> see you then thanks. >> with the cold lingering around and the city of philadelphia dece for the foreseeable fuhad pradelli is live now insie o that. >> reporter: heyn, are in the shade, in the w tunnels in the city it is darn colde. c takinges with this they are urging people to be careful and get indoors and keep an eye out on ote annoying for just a few minutes. for celine browng in the city. >> i have to get warmerng it done? >> >> for keiferer brown and os like thesen layers and lots of them. >> i have five layers. i got a couple of temperature shirts on three sweaters and two hoodies. >> the bitter cold has the city and other emergency services on alert. here at the

. >>> a thick fog greeted people around the area today. you can barely see the bay bridge on the right side of your screen there. talk about pea soup. the fog stayed thick for hours. check out this time lapse from above the clouds. you can see just the tips of the golden gate bridge towers visible. here's a live look now at san francisco international airport. today departures were delayed 40 minutes because of low visibility. arriving flights were delayed an hour and a half for most of the day. some were told to hold at their origin airport until visibility improved at the airport. abc 7 news meteorologist sandy patel is in for spencer tonight with a look at the forecast. that was some thick fog, sandhya. >> yes, if you're flying out of sfo, tomorrow morning you might encounter more delays. let's take a look at live doppler 7. it's a lot of high cloudiness across bay area. visibility has improved tremendously since earlier today. most areas are about ten miles. half moon bay, eight-mile visibility. a live look from our abc 7 news explorat

it was thick but i was out quick. 7 mile visibility downtown d.c.. almost looks hazy as you start the workweek. that's thanks to warmer air ahead of this front. you see shower activity over west vir ver and slides norm. a little moisture coming off the atlantic. patchy drizzle or isolated shower cannot be ruled out and steadier here until later tonight. temperatures chilly, 47 washington. dulles 45. bwi 8. heading to 60s believe it or not. planner, 54 by 10:00 and 59, 1:00 and 62 it will not feel pleasant with the lack of sunshine. >> 4:37 right now keeping eyes on roads and mike, you said it, fog, use caution. if you encounter any put on low beans and take it low. 270 look going to 121, 13 minute trip. this is camera be neeth it the entire stretch as you pass duke the main and hov lanes. forwarding things along topside of beltway, outer loop quiet. not seeing any problems as you make your way upper or outer loop across the leemingon bridge. questions erinfoxdc on twi twitter, we will see e-zpass or red line shut down and shuttle service. we'll be ba

but so does the thick brush that has not burned in decades. the thick dead brush instant fuel. the last time some of the canyons burned near santa barbara was 40 years ago. the smoke from the socal wildfires made it to the oregon border as you can see. check out the photo. the smoke up to eureka devoted out by the national weather service. we are also under a spare the air alert here. lure ago at one of the traffic cameras looking at the san francisco. tomorrow will be the fifth spare the air day in a row. our chief meteorologist is here to explain why the air quality is so poor. does it have to do with the wildfire or something else. >> the wildfires certainly playing a part. but we also have general plain old poor air quality. you can see the sky camera network. from mount hamilton. this is all the smoke moving from southern california. so as we look closer at that nasa satellite view which we have access to we'll zoom in. and you can see the fires in southern california with most of the smoke plumes moving off shore and parallel to the coastline. the bulk is out across the p

your out on what looks to be thick ice unless it's monitored by an official and they let you know. stormtracker 6 live double scan we are tracking snow showers and not a lot but a little bit now gathering in the northern rockies and this heading our way for saturday. the timing and the coldest air to come in. for new years eve and new years day. the full forecast in just a bit. >> heading out live to ali gorman out on the ben franklin parkway. and the potential health risks. >> reporter: it is bitterly cold i can tell you that my photographer and i try to spend as little amount of time as possible. getting in and out of the news van, have you to listen to your body and take precautions. >> skating around the rink dillworth park was the place to be despite the temperatures d dipping into the teens. >> even with the gloves and hats it's still freeing. >> most came prepared dressed in multiple layers. >> eagles pajamas under the pants and a couple of north face jackets and a hat and anything i could grab. >> i have four layers on. i had three pairs of cabin socks but couldn't get on m

it's thick over portions of the north bay. i've seen a little bit of fog over the coastline but not near half moon bay or pacifica. you may experience some on highway 1. highway1 to highway 101, we have it in the napa valley. anywhere from a quarter mile to a half mile. the darker gray indicating thicker. petaluma, as you get closer to san rafael not at bad. napa aerate reporting a half mile visibility. highway37, highway 1, 29, 18. this is with us through the morning hours, just a heads up. temperature-wise in the 30s to start the morning. santa rosa, napa, and novato. just above freezing in livermore. and 39 mountain view. and 37 in oakland. and 44 in san francisco. these temperatures cooler than yesterday morning. back in the upper 50s to low 60s for the afternoon. take a look at the afternoon high experience the extended forecast into the holiday weekend coming up. >> all right, rosemary, thank you. >>> we're still checking traffic for you even though sal is off today and the rest of the week. look at interstate 880 throug

you might be able to tell by the air the smoke is pretty thick. it could be worse. that is in part due to the fact that the fire has already moved through this area and these winds have died down. when you get on the other side where fires are burning you see that thick, heavy smoke and you experience some of that as we were coming into town. changes rapidly around here with the wind speed indeed pending where fires are. >> kennett craig, thank you, be safe, we appreciate your reporting from ventura, california. >>> we are told air quality issues will limit rams practice today as they get ready to play eagles on sunday >> eagles are practicing in anaheim, they are not affected by these wild fires. >>> there will be much more on these wild fires coming up on cbs this morning. david begnoit t will report at 7:00 right after "eyewitness news" this morning here on cbs-3. >>> two rowers and their coach jumped in the schuylkill to save a would than had whose car plunged in the river. this happened near mlk drive and strawberry mansion bridge. police say the 61 year-old dr