unseasonably cold tonight. and unseasonably cold tomorrow afternoon.also. 51 to 54 44 for the high temperature. the wind is going to make it feel colder than that. saturday, near 60 degrees. colder start to the morning. mid to low 30s across the area. some areas below freezing. then sunday clouds to our south. rain to our south. we'll be watching that moisture but we stay cool and below average as we go through the next several days. >>> all right. you have to see this now. tonight new jersey firefighters feel a different perspective battling a mansion fire. see here behind me, one of firefighters wore a helmet camera to record what they battled. a mansion in monmouth county went up in flames earlier this week. when first responders arrived, flames already poured out of the roof. the fire department volunteers checked to make sure everyone got out okay. we can report they did. took firefighters six hours to finally get it under control. >> the fire afterwards, it's probably one of the best tools we can have besides water. >> appreciation for what they

unseasonably cold air. and the freeze warning in effect for the rest of the night for a good part of the area that we just showed you. cloudy skies for the most part across the area. only 51 degrees. wind west at 22. gusting to 32 miles an hour. showers around even though the humidity is only 35%. only 43 in allentown and reading. 44 in pottstown. 47 in mt. pocono. this is amazingly high. the average high is 67 for this time of the year and the record high is 91. if you can believe that. on this date it could get that warm. these are sustained winds. not gusts. 22 in philadelphia. and 20 in dover. and trenton. it will be a while before this wind dies down even a little bit. in the meantime the temperature just goes down below 32 degrees and much of this area overnight tonight. and then there's a freeze watch for friday night for all of these other counties as more areas are going to get below that freezing mark. so it's going to be even colder tomorrow night. these are the friday night lows i'm predicting.

unseasonably cold. highs in the low 50s again. a little bit more sunshine.and then it's pretty cold. especially saturday morning. the entire weekend is on the chilly side. and it's chilly again monday and tuesday. chance of some rain on monday. we finally warm up a little wednesday. we work weekends here. because it works for our patients. here, at cancer treatment centers of america in philadelphia, we give our patients the freedom to make appointments that fit their schedules, even on weekends. because we believe in being here when our patients need us, so they can keep living their busy lives. weekend appointments are now available here. learn more at cancercenter.com/eastern. >>> this is the xfinity sports desk brought to you by xfinity, your home for the most live sports. >> reporter: hey, i'm john clark live in south philly for carlos ruiz and the phillies annual bowling event benefiting philadelphia futures. we'll have more on that at 11:00. let's take a look at the phillies highlights this afternoon. only 17,000 fans at the ballpark. phillies smalles

clearing and unseasonably cold. the winds will be diminishing. the seven-day forecast the windy day tomorrow too and another cold one. looks like a pretty nice weekend with temperatures not as cold. >>> start offering free alcohol on one of its ships. >>> she was brave enough to share her past experience as a victim of domestic violence with the today show last year. you probably saw it. she was truly courageous in the show's shine a light series. she spoke with other women as well as tamryn hall's who sister was killed in 2004 due to domestic violence. here to talk about a big event happening tomorrow that i'm thrilled to be part of. it's good to have you both here. it was so courageous to go on national television to talk about your story. >> thank you. >> tell us about your experience. >> my experience was devastating. there were times where i felt alone and the abuse was so horrific that i almost died. my head was shaved. i received black eyes. i had to be hospitalized several times due to the relationship that i was. one time i almost receiv

unseasonably cold as we go through tonight, tomorrow. still unseasonably cold through the afternoon. 51 to 54 degrees. winds gusting at 34 miles an hour. and the winds will stay with us over the weekend. for saturday cold start. 34 for the morning low. high temperature around 60 degrees. same thing as we go into sunday. we'll be watching that chance for rain. and we stay below average starting next week. >>> do the eagles want to trade up for marcus mariota? >>> and the marlins made quick work of the phillies today. how quick? that's next. >>> the eagles spoke for the first time today. they brought in tim tebow to compete for a quarterback job but he's one of 68 players. many people are wondering, will chip kelly try to trade up for his former oregon quarterback marcus mariota. it's implied that's not what they're thinking about. >> every pick is an opportunity to improve your football team. the more picks you have the more opportunities you have to get great players. certainly if there's a great player that's up there and it makes sense

an unseasonal makes it easier for big developers to acquire their land. liddy dutt reports. >> this harvest season is full of discontent. last month storms destroyed 70% of his wheat crop. and he says what's left will be just enough to feed his family. >> our situation has gotten worse but what can we do? we farmers don't have anyone to turn to and we don't have any faith in the government. we have to survive on our own the best way we can. >> reporter: according to india's weather bureau last march was the wettest in years. states like deli and rajistan have been damaged. across the area farmers are counting their losses and for many there unseasonal weather is one other challenge in increasingly challenging times. neighbors think they have lost nearly 100,000 worth of crops. they say the damage caused by unpredictable weather or what unions describe is eans. >> in the government tries to take our land it will lose our support. >> prime minister modi is facing crit sixg for trying to change land laws to make land like this easier for development. the uni

one of the state's most promising tourist attractions, its opening comes after a spell of unseasonaln. house boat owners rely on tourists to earn a living. according to state government figures, tourism is one of the regions largest employers. >> if tourists do not come here we're finished. no food. no money. and we can't do any other businesses. >>reporter: it's so critical to the state's economy that the chief minister oversees it. exaggerated media reports are far from helpful say those working to improve it. >> that's why the region that markets itself as the switzerland of india is counting on tourists to look beyond the headlines because more visitors means a brighter outlook for its economy. omy. >>> you can keep up to date with all the news on our website, aljazeera.com. aljazeera.com. >>> on "america tonight" the weekend edition. michelle is not a typical make-up artist. she rarely makes up any face than her own. she has gone from blocker to youtube sensation to exhausted entrepreneur. >> i was creating, writing stories, doing comic books, story.

one of the state's most promises tourist attractions, it's opening comes after a spell of unseasonal rain, which has dampened the hopes of the tourism industry. they say that one in two tulips will bloom in this garden. but it's not the flowers they're worried about. it's the number of tourists who will come to see them. kashmir has been on the british couple's must-see list for 20 years, and this time bad weather was not going to get in their way. >> there were lots of empty seats on the plane. you think is everybody else doing the right thing and are we doing the wrong thing? but being here i'm so glad that we came. we're having a lovely time. >> houseboat owners rely on tourists like the mccass kells to earn a living. tourism is one of the region's largest employers. >> the tourism industry is so critical to the state's economy that the chief minister oversees it. those working to improve it say it's exaggeratesed media reports are far from helpful. >> we are focusing in that area and also the middle east middle eastern market. indunas like this impacts the industry. >> that's why

. >>> another unseasonally warm day for most of us. we will begin to see a bit of a cool down along the coastline and it's because the wind is shifting. we'll have an on shore breeze, a light one but it will be there for the afternoon. now if you are anying about heading to the beach we are talking about this a moment ago. we have large powerful waves. stretching all the way down into monterey. please be careful if you are going to be out there. rip currents and sneaker waves a possibility as you know never turn your back to the water and keep an eye on your little ones. we have mostly clear skies across the northeast, south bay. notice what is beginning to form along the coastline. in addition to weak on shore breeze for the afternoon, the clouds, low clouds and fog working its way back into the bay area. slightly cooler around the coast and just as warm around the bay and inland. on shore breeze at 10 miles an hour. oakland reporting an offshore wind at 3 miles an hour. it is a calm morning over santa rosa. temperatures as we start t

the frustration has been compounded by unseasonal rain damaging crops.eport. >> this harv event season is full of discontent. storms destroyed 70% of his wheat crop and he says what's left of his two hecter plots on the outskirts of new delhi will be just enough to feed his family. >> our situation has gotten worse, but what can we do? we farmers don't have anyone to turn to and we don't have any faith in the government we have to survive on our own the best way we can. >> according to india's we think your bureau last month was the wettest march in 100 years. estimates many have been damaged. >> across northern and central india, farmers are counting losses and for many this unseasonable weather is one more challenge in increasingly difficult times. >> he and his neighbors think they have lost nearly $100,000 worth of crops. they say the damage caused by unpredictable weather is harder to bear in light of what union groups describe as modi's anti-farmer policies. >> today, in villages across india, everyone is criticizing the news government. if the gov

thes going to be unseasonably cool thursday all the way into the beginning of next week. but it's looking dry. >> and you can check the latest conditions in your neighborhood with the nbc 10 app. it has an interactive radar and the hour by hour forecast. >>> and if you see bad weather outside your door let us know about it. take a photo or video and send it to nbc 10. you can do it all right now through the app. >> want to go to some breaking news to sky force 10 over this accident right here. this is in the southbound lanes of city avenue in lower marion. that vehicle hit a pole. it knocked the pole down. one lane is shut down between lancaster avenue and hollingsworth. also told the driver in this accident was hurt. we don't know any more on the driver's condition. but we're working to get more information. again, one lane shut down one southbound lane shut down on city avenue. we'll keep an eye on this for you. >>> i'm john clark. coming up what are the chances tim tebow actually makes the eagles team? and what kind of role would he have? we'll hear from former birds o

and unique cloud formations in the skies but she could also sing better than library breezy and unseasonablycold and the bay area here in april sex i'll remember ever being this call is and is and not been here for 15 years. the when is definitely a factor right now we're waiting for the rain to come through later this evening. jeff was reporting live >> reporter: we're talking about sustained winds i of the south southwest currency gusts of up to 30 mi. an hour. take a look at our satellite radar picture the bulk of the more moderate to heavy rain to you how much you can expect as we head into the market coming up. >> stanley roberts: this is water running down a storm drain in concord possibly several hundred gallons as from the sprinklers that was turned on a wall of the country homes the worker claims he was there of orders from his boss to test the sprinklers. >>: there's no reason to check for leaks or anything like that right after it lang it does not make sense. >> stanley roberts: and this is another home on tree boulevard also in the city of concord this home is up for sale and no

farmers seeing hardship after unseasonable storms destroyed their crops. >> this harvest season is full of discontent. last month storms destroyed 70% of his wheat crop, and he says what's left of his two hectare plot on the outskirts of new delhi will be just enough to feed his family. >> our situation has gotten worse. but what can we do? we farmers don't have anyone to turn to, and we don't have anyone faith in the government. we have to survive on our own the best way we can. >> according to india's weather bureau last month was the wettest march in 100 years. estimates suggest millions of hectares of crops in states like delhi and rajistan has been damaged. across india farmers are counting their losses, and for many this unseasonable weather is one more challenge in increasingly difficult times. they think they have lost nearly $100,000 worth of crops. they say that the damage caused by unpredictable weather is harder to bear in light of what union groups describe as prime minister narendra modi's anti-farmer policies. >> today in villages across india everyone is criticizeing the

and a spooky gray sky dominated the bay area on mondaya storm brewing off the coastanxious and unseasonable. pg&e is always interested whenever the weather alarm bells start ringingthat utility was busy all afternoon with work crews getting the trees that are near the power lines trimmed up and ready for the unusual, spring stormy weather that is appoaching the bay areaa storm that is expected to pack a punch and offer some badly needed rain to the bay areait could be the last, best chance for a significant amount of precious water to fall on our drought strickened part of the planet. forecasters are saying the storm could bring at least an inch of waterwhich is not as much as we need but any precipitation is welcome and considered a blessing to the region. the rain is expected to start falling sometime after midnight and should fall throughout the night time hours. i'm jeff bush, live in berkeley, kron four news. > >catherine : a deadly motorcycle crash closed four lanes on the bay bridge tonight. causing a backup that is finally clearing up now. news at 8 o'clock: almost all of the westbo

it's opening comes under comes after a spell of unseasonable rain. a million type lips will bloom in this garden. but the question is how many will come it see them. >> kashmir has been on the must-visit list for more than 30 years, and this time bad weather was not going to get in their way. >> there are a lot of empty seats on the plane. soso you think is everybody else doing the right thing and are we doing the wrong thing? but being here, i'm so glad we came. we're having a lovely time. >> many rely on tourists like the mccass kells to earn a living. tourism is one of the region's largest employers. >> if the tourist also not come here we will be finished. no food. no money. and we can't do any other business. >> the tourism industry is critical to the state's economy that the chief minister oversees it. those working to improve it say it's exaggerated media reports are far from helpful. >> we are focusing in the area, also the middle easten market. once there is news like this, it can help the industry. >> that's why the region that markets itse

first, the unseasonable chill, now more trouble in the forecast. the news at 6:00 starts right now. >> now, abc 7 news at 6:00, on your side. anchor: testers are flooding the streets of baltimore, thousands of people coming out to protest the death of freddie gray. this is just six days after gray died from an injury that he sustained while in police custody. new at 6:00, look at this video behind me. this is a new look at the exact moment gray was arrested, the first time we have seen this captured on city surveillance cameras. the police are poring over the footage and they admit that officers made inexcusable mistakes in gray's arrest. kevin lewis is live in baltimore. what is the mood there? kevin: [nop audio] they lifted posters and valiant voices, all in the name of freddie gray. a crowd of 1500 filled the streets of baltimore as a police chopper attract every move from above. >> the video and audio was so egregious. kevin: this protester still talking about the video. >> he is obviously incapacitated, not a threat to anyone at this point. la

tourism is important there, but unseasonal rain led to a lot of holidays being cancelled. we go to one area in indian-administered kashmir. >> reporter: for this experience experience -- man, this is the best time of the year. the flowers transform the bottom of the mountains to a scene out of a bollywood film. >> reporter: >> translation: these tulips are more precious to us than our children. we do everything to protect shem. >> monday is the start of springar's largest tourist attraction festival. the opening coming after a spell of unseasonal rain dampening the hopes of the tourism industry. this year more than 1 million tulips will bloom in the garden. it's not the flowers that they are worried about, it's how many tourists will come to see them. these are some of the few tourists to come to springar. it's on the couple's must-visit list for 30 years. this time bad weather was not getting in their way. >> there's a lot of empty seats on the plane. you think "is everybody else doing the right thing and we the wrong thing?" being here i'm glad that we came. we are havin

plus sunday rain brings some >> reporter : an unseasonably cold storm is on its way. will tell you when it is all going to get here coming up >> vicki : uber services are no longer available in eugene oregon.as of today. the city released a statement on friday saying uber does not meet current standards for background checks or insurance. the company has been operating without the reqiured public passenger-vehicle lincese since february. uber owes eugene more than 60 thousand dolalrs in fines. the city offered uber the option to continue operating under a temporary agreement.but uber says it will discontinue operations.at least for now. thousands of bart commuters were sidelined today. inconvenienced by work on the tracks between fruitvale station and oakland coliseum. the stations will be closed from 7 saturday evening, and all day sunday. this is going to be the case for several weekends between now and august if you need to use bart a bus bridge between friutvale station and coliseum will be provided. this will be the case for bart promises that when the work is co

with this unseasonal warmth into sunday. >> thank you drew. also an eye witness view of massive gas explosion in the central valley and what investigators are learning about the possible cause. >>> flight frustration. imagine boarding what should be a short flight and getting stuck on the plane not moving for six hours. >>> oh, my god. oh, my god. oh, my god. >> cell phone video of the gasline explosion at the fresno county sheriffs gun range on friday. the blast sent 11 people to the hospital. four of them were released today. two are still in critical condition. pg&e says an equipment operator was building a dirt berm to confine gunfire to the range but they were not notified of any work in the area to mark off gaslines. >>> a gathering in san francisco early this morning to honor the victims and survivors of the 1906 earthquake. >> ♪ >> the group observed a moment of silence 5:12 am, the exact moment the quake hit 109 years ago today. it's also tradition to spray gold paint at a fire hydrant in the mission district. this hydrant was the onl

we're still going to be unseasonably cool.notice how the morning low temperatures get out of the 30s. it's really just tomorrow horning when we see temperatures in the 30s. other than that we could see a brief warm-up by the middle of next week. near 70 before we see rain and wind to come thursday. the weekend doesn't look bad really. >> i thought our reporters would be finished wearing big heavy winter nbc 10 jackets. not yet. had to pull them back out tonight. >> if you have sensitive plants cover them tonight. >> thank you. >>> let's talk technology philly tech week out with a bang tonight. at the comcast center hundreds came out for the technology and demo party. it marks the end of tech week in the philadelphia region. more than 300 organizations took part in events throughout the week. speaking of technology, some elementary students got a gift today. free laptop computers. nice right? it was part of the commuter science collaboration. throughout the spring students travelled to learn about computers. today the villanova

let's get a look at sunny san francisco unseasonably warm. other parts of the bay area same story. near record breaking heat like hear in oakland, let's bring in our meteorologist who is tracking these. >> yes, it is high pressure moving in across california bringing that heat but we had dry off shore winds out of the east. that was good enough to warm temperatures up to 87 in clover cloverdale. so as we survey the current temperatures, while the interior valley is still at the 70s and 80s, we get even closer on the micro climates. here is the thing, the outer set is dropping to 67. that is a sign of cold every changes. we're talking about that more in the forecast and well have details on the next possibility of rainfall. >> you can track the warm temperatures and that possible rainfall around the bay area and in your neighborhood. it is very useful. you can have the forecast right at your fingertips. >> it is a beautiful night for babe and baseball. brian stow will be throwing out the ceremonial first pitch. she recovering after a brutal beating outside of dodger stadium four yea

extended forecast another day with, boy, unseasonably warm conditions on friday.itions and we'll cloud female announcer: get three years interest-free financing on brand name mattress sets. plus, get free delivery, and sleep train's 100-day low price guarantee. sleep train's interest free for 3 event ends sunday. ♪ your ticket to a better night's sleep ♪ >>> welcome back to "cbs this morning." coming up in this half hour on demand actor changing more than the car business. jamie wax looks into the new world of instant delivery. why restaurants and groceries are just the beginning. >> plus the fall of saigon 40 years later. reluctant american heroes share the lie that saved lies. how he led 100 refugees to freedom. that's ahead. >>> "time" says tattoos might be a problem for the new apple watch. people with tattooed wrists report sensors on the underside of the watch cannot read heartbeats. >> is your tattoo throwing off your watch? >> no single tattoo. thinking about it. >> thinking about it. where would it be. >> gayle, you don't have any -- >> i can see charlie

and unseasonably mild.in today all the way up to 88 degrees in the warmest locations after that rain event that we had on saturday morning. >> the lawns got a little slurp of water you know? all happy. >> yeah. >>> what are they doing? >> yeah. >> like that. all right. mild weather here but wild weather whipped around parts of northern texas. heavy rain and tornadoes brought hail and high winds yesterday. look at all that debris flying across this driver in rising star, texas and so far no reports of any injuries. many people sought shelter in libraries and other buildings. >>> superheroes have taken over movie theaters overseas. the avengers has already pulled in an estimated $201 million in ticket sales since debuting outside the u.s. last wednesday. that performance is better than that of its predecessor the original avengers movie. it is set to premiere in the u.s. this friday and set all kinds of records. >>> it is 5:50 on this monday. a new study linking tv it takes nature 90 days to grow the most gol

you can expect highs in san francisco topping off at an unseasonably warm 76 degrees.ll forecast at 6:18. >>> and we go from san francisco to hawaii. lava is overflowing from a volcano in hawaii. it's envies i believe at night. lava from the mount kileaua first began to to accumulate in a lava lake. a geologist from the usgs says the volcano summit has been inflating and pressuring the magma chamber increasing. >> a lot of nurses will be off the job today staging a one-day strike at five northern california sutter hospitals part of a series of strikes nationwide to express concerns about staffing levels. in the bay area, strikes will be held at sutter facilities in san mateo, burlingame and santa rosa. tickets will be set up at other -- pickets will be set up at other sutter facilities. >>> minimum wage may be up in palo alto. a committee voted tuesday to recommend the full council adopt an ordinance. it would put the minimum at $1 an hour next year and as high as 15 bucks an hour by the year 2018. >>> how do you motivate kids about school? at vallecito it took creativ

low pressure spinning across areas of northern michigan and lower canada is the reason for the unseasonably cooler temperatures heading into our area. and that trend is going to continue. maybe a week. another two weeks in general of below average temperatures. now, specifically for tomorrow we'll see an early morning spripg he will and 1:00 2:00 in the morning possible. it will be later in the rnoon when the cold front gets closer and that's likely to give us a better chance of scattered showers and isolated thunderstorms. they'll roll through by early evening. by 8:00 or 9:00 they'll clear out and we're good to go for a while. our forecast for the morning will start with partly sunny skies on wednesday morning and average temperature of 49. 63 at midday. 66 late afternoon into the early evening. that's the best time for any showers or storms with the front. next seven days we'll get into a cool breezy partly cloudy wednesday. upper 50's. partly cloudy 60 degrees on saturday. the weekend generally partly cloudy and cooler in the lower 60's. there will be a slight chance of showers late sat

that will keep the warm air to the south and keep us unseasonably chilly here as well. futurecast shows most of the cloudiness moves out. we'll be clear and cool tonight and get through tomorrow morning, bright sunshine. a few clouds tomorrow might be kind of windy. possible sprinkle over parts of the area by tomorrow afternoon. a possibility because of the wind driven air across the great lakes. but that's about that. clear back out as we go through the day on friday. the next seven days do show an opportunity for showers. that will be from saturday night overnight through sunday morning. otherwise, partly sunny weekend. still cool. upper 60's on tuesday. next chance of showers by next wednesday. maureen and tim? maureen: thank you, doug. caps and wizards on tap tonight. tim: what a great day last night. here we go again. this is incredible. caps and wizards regroup, make adjustments and get ready to continue their playoff series. while the nats are back on the field on south capitol street. getting set for what promises to be another pitcher's duel much the nats and t

unseasonable weather last summer toledo a drop in sales of air conditioners and refrigerators. shipments fell by 17.a% for refrigerators, 15.4% for air conditioners and 12% for washing machines. officials at the association expect sales to pick up. >>> toshiba has been testing a hydro event fuel cell system for use in emergencies. the electronics maker unveiled the technology at a park near tokyo. solar panels generate energy to split water into hydrogen and oxygen. hydrogen is stored in tanks and converted to electricity. toshiba says the system needs just water and the sun and generates enough electricity and hot water to sustain 300 people for one week. >> translator: i hope this will be one relief measure for a country that often faces natural disasters. >> one tests complete toshiba plans to sell the technology to local governments. >> checking the markets tokyo stocks headed slightly lower after a choppy session. the yen rose against the u.s. dollar and weighed on sentiment. the nikkei average briefly touched it's lowest point in two weeks. it closed at 19,634. many inves

narendra modi's farm reform and amid allegations that he has not done enough to help during the unseasonal remains. >> reporter: this is the body of a farmer hanging himself at a political rally meant to highlight farmer's right. >> translation: a man commits suicide when he find all the enemies are closed no one heard his misery, he had to take the step. there was a loss of life in front of hundreds of people. the rally was organised on the common man party. it accused the police of not doing enough to prevent his death. >> reporter: police were acting like mute spectators we urged them to take action. they did not pay any heed. the workers had to do what we are not supposed to, scaling the tree and took the man down. >> they have become the latest casualty. the latest suicide of impoverished farmers. >> in the state, 601 farmers have tape their lives. many of the deaths have been in the cotton belt. following damage caused by rains. opposition politicians blamed the immigrant government. they say the government's shift from subsidy to investment is pushing the farmers to the brink. >> re

this woman and her family and many others had unseasonal freeze and there is no work. the crop was destroyed and they were sitting there with no work and hoping they would find work at their next stop. >> host: what year was the photograph taken? >> guest: the photograph was taken in 1936. somehow it just spoke to so many americans published versus a local newspaper. in fact it was very functional because so many people were affected by it that they had many contribution. just cause spontaneous to the pea pickers stuck in the field. >> host: >> host: has the woman never been identified? >> guest: yes, she has. lawrence thompson. many years later than 18 to use she came out to speak, claiming to a bad at that time in 1830s, she did not have the identity and dorothea lange did not know it. it's an interesting question. and i often wonder how people would have responded. >> host: you write in your book, the story i tell is limited also by the availability of source material lange did not document her own life. >> guest: she is really not a woman who ever expect it to be f

now the details on the unseasonable chill lingering over our area, and the thunderstorms we could see by the end of week, going live outs side at the ben franklin bridge from our temple university sky 6 hd camera temperatures hang in the 40s before soaring to the mid-70s tomorrow. but it comes with consequences and for more on that we turn to david murphy live outside of our studios. still chilly. >> we were in the 40s and then we'll get to the 70s, there is satellite and radar across the region and showers to the west are breaking apart. we can't rule out drizzle in the afternoon and clouds remain thick and a couple of little breaks visibility is a problem past the early morning, if you are headed out to the poconos, a .10 visibility. here are the wins rolling down out of the northeast for the second straight day not really all that strong just 10 miles per hour in philadelphia 12 in allentown and single digits on the map and winds getting stronger in sea isle city where are you closer to that ocean fetch, you don't get much friction to slow down the winds when they come off the wate

now the details on the unseasonable chill lingering over our area, and the thunderstorms we could seek, going live outs side at the ben franklin bridge from our temple university sky 6 hd camera temperatures hang in the 40s before soaring to the mid-70s tomorrow. but it comes with consequences and for more on that we turn to david murphy live outside of our studios.

the weather has been very very wet, unseasonably so.t's a concoction of utter disaster following the original d&asker. the government now seems to be getting into gear. they are saying the communications crisis was the problem. power being down roads blocked. basically what they are saying is there was a late response. they admit that. apparently whoever was in control of the operation is no longer in control of the operation, we're hearing unofficially, and now we're seeing a situation whereby people need to arrive quickly. >> we return to the capitol now faiz jamil waiting for us there. faiz i know you're going to tell us about something you saw earlier on, which contrasts with the terrible damage and suffering we have seen but let's save that for a couple of minutes. give me an idea of how well it seems to be going or not in kathmandu and what the rescuers are saying particularly about those people they are still managing to get out alive. >> reporter: 72 hours is usually the most likely time to find anyone left alive. the fact that

landslides on the way, the weather has been very very wet, unseasonably so it is a concoction of utterisaster following the original disaster. the government now seems to be getting into gear. they are saying the communications crisis was the problem, power being down roads blocked. we got here reasonably oak oak -- okay but there were landslides along the way. whoever was in control of the operation is no longer in control of the operation, we're hearing unofficially and now we're in a situation whereby people need to arrive quickly. >>> a senior diplomat has warned burundi of crisis. malcolm webb has more from the capitol. >> reporter: there's no still no sign that either the president, the opponent or the protesters will back down. protesters continued in various suburbs of the city. this car was burned and destroyed by protesters people here say it belonged to a member of the ruling party's youth wing. they said he had a gun, and that's why they burned it. the government has denied that they are here. two primary opposition politicians have said they won't be taking part. they said

the weather has been very very wet unseasonally so, and it is a mixture of concoction of utter disaster following the original disaster. >> the government. >> now the crisis was the power being down, roads blocked, and we got here, reasonably okay, but there were landslides. >> no longer. now a situation -- where they need to arrive very quickly. >> they are calling it -- several of the men who attacked the school girl. >> . >> . >> the attack on the use of the 25 years in prison. the case was handed over. >> the military says it was able to arrest the key people in the attack back in september. which gave them information and led to the arose of all ten members. however, four members are said to be still at large possibly hiding across the border in afghanistan where the leader is also based. now, it must be remembered that pakistan has taken responsibility for this particular attack. >> in islamabad. in nigeria officials say they have located and rescues more people from boko haram including at least 100 children and 60 wimp p they were found there a boko haram strong hold in the nort

cold front, and then it will meander there for several days and this will keep us in a pool of unseasonablyorning should be fine. no whether problems for the morning commute. partly sunny and seasonably cold. take a jacket. 6:00, 49 degrees. by 8:00, 53. and then futurer tracker shown a line of showers and thunderstorms developing shortly after lunchtime crossing into philadelphia around 4:30 or so in the afternoon. and then moving off the coast about an hour later. these could contain gusty winds. the reason why, ahead of it warm air. 68 degrees in philadelphia. i would not be surprised if some areas in the 70s. it is humid, enough to support strong thunderstorms. but there is cold air in the atmosphere. what it will do is pull down the cool air aloft, pea-size hail. and high pressure builds in with clouds and sunshine. 11 degrees below average. 56 degrees. you factor in the winds and the wind chill feels like 50 degrees and the cool air sticks around through the weekend into next week. the seven-day forecast we start off dry in the morning, gusty afternoon showers and thunderstorms. and s

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unseasonably warm finish later on today. 27 degrees on the peninsula, 67 for san francisco and 76 degrees in the tri valley. more on that rain as we get into the next report. i can tell you right now we're actually looking at an opening of this storm window. i want to check your drive, here's mike. >> folks look over here. i just lined the camera up for fremont and right there waiting for us, for some flashing lights. chp says there's a crash southbound 880 right around that sign for the auto mall parkway on your left and the truck scales on the right north of tesla. we always look at this. that's over on the shoulder completely clear. the one i marked on the map is northbound at mallory over on the shoulder, no lanes blocked and no slowing past the scene nor was there any slowing on the earlier scene. they're both out there right now as you travel in either direction through fremont. if you headed south of there, looking at the south bay and the earlier crash north 87 it was right around taylor, it did just clear all lanes and so there's activity on your shoulder, also the blue icon, the

that unseasonable win try weather making an annoying comeback in the midwest and northeast that will last for days. high winds downing trees near philadelphia. one landing on a house. and in florence new jersey wet ground turning to e roe shus. a landslide, causing a dangerous situation for this neighborhood. and from here on the delaware river, you can see that massive landslide, a house right there on the very edge. if more rain hits this area there's no telling what can happen to that house. >> this is our home. we put a lot of effort into it. i put a lot of love in this house. >> reporter: and tonight, town officials don't want the homeowners here. they've been told to leave in fear of a total collapse. david? >> all right, gio, thanks. let's get right to ginger zee, tracking this. more coming tonight. >> reporter: just moments ago, a severe thunderstorm watch has been issued just north of austin, texas. this is in that pocket of severe storm activity tonight that we're watching. waco you're in it. dallas, down to san antonio, be on alert. a little bit back there in parts of colo

big storms and unseasonably cold weather have created a win-win for ski buffs.t killington in vermont. the ski resort is operating seven days a week to meetnd demand. mike solimano is killington's c.e.o.. >> skier visitation is about 10% more than last year and we're hoping this year to make it to june. >> reporter: and no ski resort in the continental u.s. has received more snow than vermont's jay peak. eight feet since march 1. j.j. tolland is director of communications. >> we've had groups from europe in particular who have booked trips out west, to the rockies and out to california. and they rerouted themselves to come to vermont. everything that is happening right now, in april into may. it's just gravy. >> reporter: gravy for people like weston miller. >> so much snowfall. all of it is lasting and everyone is having a great timeim in the spring. >> reporter: i'm carter evans in california, where the chair lifts are empty. and the slopes at bear mountain these days are more suitable for mountain biking than spring skiing. >> we always have great snow in feb

white, those are snow showers and that is an indication that the air mass that is settling in is unseasonablyht we have a few scattered rain showers until 9:00 10:00 and skies are clearing. 38 in millville and tomorrow morning you'll want the jacket. the five-day at 5:00 tomorrow it's windy and cold and 56 degree, that is 10 degrees below normal and feeling closer to 50 with wind gusts up to 30 miles per hour, a shower north of philadelphia and maybe a shower in the poconos 62 on saturday and monday mostly sunny and 64 can we continue the upward trend next week adam joseph will have that answer in the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. >> i think we can continue that trend. >> that is my hope. >> what do i know. next at 5:00, a school bus carrying students involved in a chain reaction crash in new jersey we'll explain how that happened. and a thief that targeting s gas stations. >>> now the details, french authorities say a terror suspect had the means and intent to carry out an attack. the plan to attack a church was own discovered when he accidently shot himself at a paris apartment

unseasonably cold. you don't have the chill factor. sad saturday starts off cold.ting up close to the 60 in the afternoon without a whole lot of wind. it might feel more comfortable. on sunday those clouds especially for philly south ward, the chance of some light rain especially in the morning in southern sections. breezy with a chance of showers just about anywhere. we'll be right back. >>> what a powerful ceremony this morning. it was in center city to honor women who have persevered in the face of domestic violence. several women shared their stories. the today show's tamryn hall was in attendance as was philadelphia major michael nutter. hall's sister lost her life to an act of domestic violence. >>> coming up this afternoon, starting at 3:00 ellen is all new. then it's nbc news at 4:00. nbc 10 shows you why the escape was a less than clean get away. it's all this afternoon on nbc 10 news at 4:00. >>> chilly out there but sun shining. >> the winds continues every single day this week. it's going to die down over the weekend. today only 53 degrees. lots of suns

for many this unseasonable weather is one more challenge in increasingly difficult times. they think they've lost nearly $100,000 worth of crops. they say that the damage caused by unpredictable weather is harder to bear in light of what union groups describe as prime minister narendra modi's anti- farmer policies. >> today in villages across india everyone is criticizeing the government, and if the government tries to take our land it will lose our support. >> prime minister modi is facing criticism for trying to change land laws, making it easier to acquire land like this for development. but some say previous government like the upa which governed india for ten years until may last year did little to better the lives of farmers. >> the neglect of india has been a concern not just of the modi government but it goes back. and the small differences of the upa government is that they paid lip service to those issues. whereas this government is not even interested in that. the land ordinance is a serious example of that. >> but he does not want just the indian government to

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