>> this is highly unusual for melis after out of character. she has not called work. not called a friend. not called school. she has not called her father. her brother. her mother. >>reporter: there is growing concern tonight for 19-year-old petaluma woman last seen at tahoe casino resort new year's morning. good evening everyone. >> investigators from every level of government are now part of the search for this missing young woman. melissa has not been seen since new year's eve at music event in tahoe. they have been going door to door at the hotel where she was staying even. lillian is live at the family home in petaluma. parents and friends, none of this makes sense does it. >>reporter: it certainly doesn't, dan. but the family is keeping busy trying to bring as much attention to this case as they possibly can. friends meanwhile are doing what they can to help. there has been a steady stream of friends relatives neighbors stopping by the burn home in petaluma. the women live down the street an brought dinner. like everyone else they are worried about 19-year-old m

>> this is highly unusual for melis after out of character. she has not called work. not called a friend. not called school. she has not called her father. her brother. her mother. >>reporter: there is growing concern tonight for 19-year-old petaluma woman last seen at tahoe casino resort new year's morning. good evening everyone. >> investigators from every level of government are now part of the search for this missing young woman. melissa has not been seen since new year's eve at music event in tahoe. they have been going door to door at the hotel where she was staying even. lillian is live at the family home in petaluma. parents and friends, none of this makes sense does it. >>reporter: it certainly doesn't, dan. but the family is keeping busy trying to bring as much attention to this case as they possibly can. friends meanwhile are doing what they can to help. there has been a steady stream of friends relatives neighbors stopping by the burn home in petaluma. the women live down the street an brought dinner. like everyone else they are worried about 19-year-old m

how does that affect the number of cases we're seeing in places where it is unusually cold, more cases? >> reporter: yes, because when it is unusually cold, people are going to go inside and as they go inside, they spread this virus very, very efficiently. if you don't cover your mouth, this virus can jump six feet into the air, it can land on an inanimate surface and stay there for up to 24 hours. hand washing is of paramount importance. the flu vaccine is a 62% match, lower than some people would think. i would -- some people would hope, but i want to underscore that means two out of three chance of in fact having fewer symptoms, decreasing your chances of getting in the icu and frankly surviving. so not too late to get your flu vaccine, especially if this goes into spring. >> dr. nancy snyderman, thanks to you. for more on how to protect yourself against the flu, go to our website, nbcnightlynews.com. >>> as i mentioned, this was another day of highly unusual weather in much of the country. cold where it is normally warm this time of year and warm where it is supposed to be cold. nb

the younger the person the more unusual the transit, the more bizarre the animal companions. that is currently what we are witnessing at this point. >> how would you say these stories, people making these journeys, figure out what the world is or was as if they were making them. i'm interested in how the definition of the globe or the world changed through historical progression of circumnavigation and how that ends up as far as the concept of global that we have today. >> i am not so interested in global because that is very well study. everyone understands. global is social. it looks at human relations that exist for different activities around the globe. planetary is physical or natural and that is really what i am interested in tracing, how ideas about not just the planet in the abstract but how each individual human body or a human technology can measure it and determine something in relation to that. there was accumulating a form of knowledge through each of the three periods it find. it is well understood by commanders of the early maritime circumnavigations were going

not unusual in january to have temperatures in the 70s and that happens almost every year. when you talk about this big rain e vent and this type of weather producer to the is out, this is unusual. >> good enough. see you in 20 minutes, gary. thanks. >>> coming up, the ravens head coach reacts to a report that his star player used a performance-enhancing-drug. scott? >> we're live at the verizon center on a big night of college basketball. georgetown is on a roll after a couple of big wins last week. tonight, seton hall coming up. will. >> thank you, scott. if you have a story idea, call the fox 5 tipline at 202-895- 3,000 or sending you anish mail. lay it out at www.fox5tips@wttg.com. @wttg.co [ woman ]  ring. ring. progresso. i just finished a bowl of your light chicken pot pie soup and it was so rich and creamy... is it really 100 calories? let me put you on webcan... lean roasted chicken... and a creamy broth mmm i can still see you. [ male announcer ] progresso. you gotta taste this soup. of green giant vegetables it's easy to eat like a giant... ♪ and feel like a gr

. >> this is highly unusual for lis after out of character. she has not called work.ot called a friend. not called school. she has not called her father. her brother. her mother. >>reporter: there is growing concern tonight for 19-year-old petaluma woman last seen at tahoe casino resort new year's morning. good evening everyone. >> investigators from every level of government are now part of the search for this missing young woman. melissa has not been seen since new year's eve at music event in tahoe. they have been going door to door at the hotel where she was staying even. lillian is live at the family home in petaluma. parents and friends, none of this makes sense does it. >>reporter: it certainly doesn't, dan. but the family is keeping busy trying to bring as much attention to this case as they possibly can. friends meanwhile are doing what they can to help. there has been a steady stream of friends relatives neighbors stopping by the burn home in petaluma. the women live down the street an brought dinner. like everyone else they are worried about 19-year-old me

the other one is simply unusual circumstances. and if there's a reasonable possibility that the project will have significant effect on the environment due to unusual circumstances, you can't use a categorical exemption. a lot of our submissions, and those of -- in support of us which are part of the record talk about the congestion that would be increased, the circling of parking, the density of the neighborhood, the fact that there are wood framed structures in the neighborhood, fire safety would be impeded. i mean they remove the bulb-out at filleti's market because the struks can't get by. if a delivery truck can't get by what about fire trucks. when you look at the entire neighborhood as a whole and combined with the fact that you have these raised concrete plantares which are totally new and unique and they are a part of the permanent physical structure, and the fact that you have about 29 or 31 driveways on the scott -- i mean on oak, that would be impacted, just again getting to the density of people having to back in and

officials at the departing airport say they didn't notice anything unusual before the plane took off.reamliners have suffered a series of technical problems this month, including a battery fire and several fuel leaks. >>> two explosions have torn through a university in aleppo, northern syria. activists say 83 people were killed, dozens wounded. it's not clear who is behind the attack. the explosions blew the walls off buildings at the university of aleppo and set cars on fire. government and opposition forces have competing narratives of what happened. the state-run news agency blamed opposition fighters. it said what it called terrorists fired rockets, killing students and people taking shelter in the dormitories. and opposition activists said government forces were responsible. the activists quoted a student as saying that students were taking exams when planes attacked. opposition fighters have renewed their offensive in the area of northern syria around aleppo. government forces have responded with air strikes. >>> international nuclear inspectors are hoping to get back to a plac

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weapon to control members of the government a weapon so unusual that history great villains wouldn't even touch it that weapon was almost sexuality the georgian prosecutor's office claims a network of gay spies was set up to seduce certain politicians in order to surveil them and blackmail them the gay spies would tempt men in the government into going back to their apartments which were filled with hidden cameras and microphones to record information and create a not safe for work video to be used to put pressure on these officials this is truly one of the most unique and kind of gross weapons of political intrigue i've ever heard of i mean how many men in georgia politics could possibly fall into the spy trap you know if he actually did implement this scheme and it actually worked than machiavelli and von bismarck could have a thing or two to learn from president saakashvili but that's just my opinion. language. because we can we know if. some. choose to. choose the stories get him to. choose access to. please. please. please. please. please. please. i've done your bushel the hidde

and we begin tonight with this weekend's unusual winter weather. temperatures up and down the west coast reaching eastward not rockies and beyond. in springfield, illinois the ice was hard to miss. in utah temperatures were close to 0, and there was snow as well. in california drivers confronted unfamiliar signs warning them of icy roads. cart kerr evans picks up the story. >> reporter: for most californians sub freezing temperatures are a novelty a rare taste of winter amid the palm trees. but to the state's $2 billion citrus industry two freezing night conditions a crop killer. >> everybody in the citrus business right now is worried. everybody. >> as temperatures plunged orange grower ben taft told his workers to pick as fast as they could. but 70% of his crop is still on the trees. and if the hard freeze continues,. >> you just save say that you have done what you can do and you're finished. >> reporter: grows here remember what happened six years ago, the last major freeze. >> and in 2070 how bad was it? >> we lost everything. >> reporter: thi

the suspect is reportedly wearing an unusual disguise. >> all i could picture was like a tree outfit, a foam outfit like you'd see in a christmas play. that's an odd disguise for a bank robbery. i immediately went out with my crew of detectives and we responded to the scene to see what was going on. >> and what other location but the elm street branch would a tree find the most fitting to burglarize? when the police arrive on the scene, witnesses confirm the man in question is indeed of a leafy persuasion. >> basically what he did is he took sticks and branches or anything that had leaves on it and duct taped them on his head, his chest, the trunk or torso area of his body, his arms, his legs and probably 6 to 8 inches apart at different levels. the leaves would hang and fill in the gaps. >> when local law enforcement watched the video, the consensus is the disguise is unusually bizarre, even silly. but surprisingly, pretty effective. >> in this particular case, once again, a lot of people say that they think it's funny and this guy wasn't that smart. i disagree with them. the fact th

so our security team notified at&t which monitors our network full time to look out for unusual activity and we notified them a day before the story published and the day the story went online at&t got back to us and said that they had noticed that at least three of our computers were communicating with command-and-control servers that they knew had perpetrated attacks on other companies before and that they believed were being coordinated by the chinese military. >> suarez: from this monitor were you able to tell it was paper able to tell what whoever was doing this was looking? were they just rooting around showing they could do it? what was the purpose? >> originally we didn't know what they were after. the timing of the attacks with the investigation of the story gave us some sense but they were very active in the week after they published the story and specially on election night on november six which led some of my editors to suspect or fear they might do the worst which

what makes this one so unusual? >> the flu season every year picks up around october. this year's a little earlier. we're experiencing about a 20% increase in just our own emergency department visits. vaccination actually was fairly accurate with the strains selected for the vaccination, but with the other medical illnesses that individuals have, the elderly, we're seeing a tremendous increase of the volume of patients. so it's predictable, but there is a large volume of patients that did not get the vaccination this year and therefore a lot more complications. >> quantify that for us. how many more patients are you seeing at piedmont? >> about 20% to 25% more patients in our emergency department daily. we will have 30 positive influenza screens in the month of november. it ticked up to 80 in december. and we're on track in january, as well. and those are just ones we've tested. and many times it's clinically diagnosed and you may not actually do an influenza test it's not indicated. >> dr. oyler, can you tell us what your recommendations are for people? what medicatio

unusual creatures. tegu. apparently known for his tongue. i'm not kidding.ay of hunting. >> i'm just looking at you. >> no, you're not just looking at me. >> wildlife. >> but first, my friend, a gentleman, lester holt, has a preview of what's coming up. you didn't just look at me. you looked at me like -- >> what? wow! i'm sorry. >> what do you think, tuna? >> yeah. let's see it. >> back to me. >> early in the morning. >> we're heading to d.c. for president obama's inauguration. we'll be there sunday morning, go behind the scenes of the inaugural ball, show you what piece of the inauguration you can take home and a look at what the next four years may have in store mplth after co store. >>> then after coming clean, can lance armstrong restore his image? what steps he needs to take. >>> and can you have a relationship online without ever meeting the person? in the wake of the manti te'o case, we'll have a look at what's called cat fishing. >> back to the drama at hand. are you two okay? >> when al looks at me, i always expect him to say something like -- like

>> nothing unusual about it. there were two small bandages on her fingers. people said her hand was all bandaged up. there were two small cuts. she said she cut her fingers at the place where she used to work, margaritaville on a glass that she broke. >> judge jeanine: what was she like in court are? what was her behavior are and how was she acting? >> straight face. didn't have much of anything. >> judge jeanine: did she react to you at all? >> not really. not really. >> judge jeanine: aaron o, travis' friends now, are any of them communicating with jodi? >> not that i'm aware of. pretty much everyone has cut off all communication with her. as you can see in the courtroom the people there witnessing this case are travis' friends. she has her mother and an aunt and i believe one other friend on her side. nobody is backing jodi on this one. >> judge jeanine: thanks for being with us this evening. and coming up, our "justice" expert panel on this week's developments in that jodi arias trial. and later, i go one on one with the attorney for one of the football

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campione: i knew it was an automaton but it was such an unusual one. ooh! - hello. how are you?tful the way it comes out and it's been licking the cream in the milk churn. ( laughter ) that's absolutely enchanting. oh! ( laughing ) campione: it certainly made people laugh which they weren't laughing before. ( instrumental music playing ) just goes to show every cloud has a silver lining. and if you think you have an even cuter keepsake from your childhood, why not bring it along to our new recordings of "antiques roadshow"? we'll save a spot in the queue for you. that's it for today. i'll be back at the same time tomorrow for more "antiques roadshow" revelations when we travel to the battlefields of the somme with paul atterbury and discover why his annual pilgrimage has become a family affair. and we'll reveal some of the most amazing bargain buys the "roadshow" has ever seen. do you have an idea of how much your mother's 50 shillings has gone up? - absolutely not. - right. before we end tonight, it's worth pointing out that things don't always run smoothly on the "roadshow." c

another unusual sight, a little bit of snow we found, up in the santa cruz mountains yesterday.s cold snap has been going on for a while and the cold can be dangerous. in gilroy and sunnyvale, armories are turned into shelters to try and pull people in off the street. >> the mission is to try to make sure no one dies on the street. we are here to help all that need a warm and safe place to stay. we provide meals and medical attention if needed. >> you have to think about your plants, pipes, and pets. you need to get the pets inside. we have another night of this, another freeze warning in effect at 2:00 this morning. >> all right, thank you very much. the next couple of hot coffee is on us. if you see frost or frozen conditions in your neighborhood we want to see your picture as well so send them to "you report" and for weather alerts check out twitter and follow us at abc7 news bay area. >> we will tweet you a cup of hot coffee. >> the first official portrait of the duchess is being panned by some critics. look, the artist spent several months painting the oil on canvas portrai

unusual. it's actually kind of fitting for today because we have a spare the air day with showers on the radar. highly unusual. showers on the radar. temps close to 55 degrees in some cities across the bay area. we'll hit highs close to 70 towards the end of january. really bizarre pattern for today. a little something for everybody. if you like warmer weather, we have that for you and if you like rain, we have that for you as well. so someone is going to complain on my facebook page. 53 in san jose. 52 degrees in gilroy. very unusual to be sparing the air with these showers that came through and purified our air quality somewhat yesterday. unhealthiest levels are places that didn't receive all of that rain. we had quite a bit of activity in the south bay but by 9:00 today we'll start to see showers thin out for a time. they'll be back in the mix as we head throughout the second half of the afternoon into the evening hours. you made it to friday. there is success in that department at the very

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unusually heavy coming off castro valley the y here 580 and 238.lier crash and debris on the northbound side of 238 caused this backup. it has cleared. another accident northbound 880 countercommute caused unusual slowing out of hayward. that just cleared as well. there's residual slowing in some areas that you don't expect to see that much slowing this time on a friday. then your traditional pattern kicks in south for 880 although here at davis we do have a new crash on the southbound side of the nimitz. watch for slowing as you head past marina and davis. we look at 680 and fog through the tri-valley that christina was talking about and farther north through concord. no unusual patterns as far as slowing for that section. over here south bay for northbound 101. a smooth drive. we have slowing now and orange on the map is a cue to fog that we have the integrated systems that will affect your drive on 101 through morgan hill and 85 up through san jose. more slowing for north 87 up toward the earlier crash scene north 280 around that interchange we

so it's an unusual night. there are pizza boxes around there are people who aren't normally here there are at least a handful of senators who are celebrating anniversaries that i've spoke to either tonight or tomorrow with spouses who are near or far. so it's an unusual atmosphere. it is still possible they say to get some kind of an immigrant on the senate side tonight. that's why they're staying late. the house has gone home. so in effect, the cliff going over is inevitable. but as you heard senator coburn mentioned, it could be retroactively dilt dealt with over the next few days. and they don't want to lose the moment they believe they now have. even vice president biden might come over if they're close to a deal. more narrow issues are still dividing them. they've maid a lot of progress. they're just not there yet. milissa? >> i'm glad you just described that to us all about the mood in the senate tonight. correct me if i'm wrong, it almost sounds hopeful there. >> is a sense it's worth staying here and t

had been unusually lucky in their pursuit. the fortune unfilled to smile upon sawyer's efforts and he got back to steamship engineering as fast as he could. when he returned to san francisco in 1859, he became a special the komen on land and was appointed fire corporation yard keeper. sawyer never realize his dream of becoming the foreman of san francisco hook and ladder company and it was all politics there he said. he had achieved an equally lofty position. he held the highest office in the city, literally, not figuratively, as a fire bell ringer in the city hall tower. elevated four yards above the mayor. in 1862, because of his long experience fighting fire he was elected a delegate under william c. cox. a volunteer fire company he helped organize a year earlier. february 1863, he replaced the foreman. sawyer and every byway in san francisco, every steep hill, and twisting road. had to stall, wants a strong bloodthirsty vigilante had lived with his family on the top floor of the montgomery block. since the building was ere

it is unusual for consumer debt. there havs been a push in congress to restore the bankruptcy provision. >> what would that do? >> you fall on a hard time and you declare a group c and for the most part -- and you declare bankruptcy, and for the most part, your debt is not dischargeable through bankruptcy. you sort of shed red card debt through bankruptcy, but you cannot shed student loan debt. restoring private student that, debt --private student that is not the majority of outstanding student debt. it is about 10% or 15%. >> we have a caller in sacramento, california. caller: hello. my problem is that i start going to school in 1985. i had some hardship. at the time in 1981 when i took out a loan, i owed $3000. now i/o $8,000. -- now i owe $8,000. i have not been able to pay the loan back. recently i pay that loan for a whole year. i got it out of default and went back to school. one of my kids got sick, gravely ill. i had to step out of school and the loan went back into default. host: that is an example of someo

is that unusual? >> no, it is not unusual at all. this court is known to be a meticulous establishment. it looks at the procedures of the previous court, of the prosecution, and it does throw out previous convictions on procedural grounds. this does not come as a surprise at all. this means hosni mubarak will be having a fresh, new trial in which both files -- both sides can introduce new evidence. >> what was the court's's problem but the prosecution last time? what measures will be taken to ensure they have been stronger case this time? >> the court session today was quite brief. we will be keeping an eye to see what explanation the court has as to why it threw out the previous conviction. that has yet to be announced. there have been interesting developments happening in the past few days in egypt. there was a new fact-finding commission that was formed by president morsi. they have completed the report looking into the crimes of the new revolution. the office to protect the resolution -- revolution was formed. the office is promi

also, the fact that it was made of wood and metal, something really unusual.rly american toy. i suppose the ultimate giveaway then is actually what the locomotive is called, new york. the thing about the american toy manufacturers is that they were creating toys with an element of whimsy about them that perhaps one doesn't see so much in europe. it's almost a child's drawing of a train. the mechanical toy industry in both europe and america started roughly at the same time, within a decade. 1840's in europe 1850's in the states. but then their paths went down different routes. the americans, they used different materials and also, because of the expansion westward in america, the train really became an icon of everything new and modern. it's also, i have to say, probably the earliest train that we've ever seen on the antiques roadshow. oh, heavens. it was such an exciting find for me, because you never see toys from this period outside museums or outside collections. and it's worth some money. really? sat upon and badly played with, it may be but i'm absolutel

residents are experiencing an unusual event. heaviest snow in 20 years has disrupted transportation. schools are closed. about 15 centimeters of snow have fallen. some residents and soldiers seem to be enjoying these rare vents. these are some children having fun sleighing. the soldiers look like they have having fun with the snow. let me show you the snowball fight and all the snow men making are going to be hold on if the rest of the area. precipitation will be likely dissipating. for the next 24 hours it will be clear skies. maybe some drizzles here and there. saturday coming back to the double digits. here in europe we have a system that's potent over the baltics. it's going to be bringing some snow activity. down toward the mediterranean we have thunderstorm gusts and hail. out towards this area this is the related system from this one. it will be mainly snow in the alps rather than rain. here across the british isles things will be clear until tomorrow. you may see sleet in london. for friday five degrees here in london. l

what makes these bikes so unusual is its frame. it's made of bamboo. >> translator: it's unbelievably light. >> translator: the bamboo frame is shock absorbent so it's so easy to ride. >> reporter: this is where the bikes are made. in zambia. the man in charge is 34-year-old kamba. he set up this company six years ago. before that, he run a used car dealership. instead of importing finished products, he wanted to produce his own. since 2003, the economy has been steadily growing. but most of that growth hinges on mining copper and other raw materials. and this concerns jakamba. >> we are used to buy things, supplying raw materials to the western world. then we receive finished products. why don't we have finished products ourselves and export to the rest of the world? >> reporter: to get his business growing, chikamba hired ten young people. two years later, they came out with a product that's caught on big in zambia. it's called a bicycle with a long covered. many hospitals in zambia can't afford a truck. so it's in big demand. bu

it is an unusual compelling object. we think it will draw people out on the terrace, they will see the big cone and say what is that. then as they approach the cone tell hear these very unusual sounds that were obtained from the cornell orinthology lab. >> we have the largest recording of birds, mammals, frogs and insects and a huge library of videos. so this is an absolutely perfect opportunity for us to team up with a world renown, very creative inspirational artist and put the sounds and sights of the animals that we study into a brand-new context, a context that really allows people to appreciate an esthetic way of the idea that we might live in the world without these sounds or sites. >> in the scientific realm it is shifting baselines. we get used to less and less, diminished expectations of what it was. >> when i came along lobsters six feet long and oysters 12 inches within they days all the oyster beds in new york, manhattan, the harbor would clean the water. so, just getting people to wake up to what was just

. >>> plus, an unusual gathering of sharks causes these u.s. beaches to be cleared. details next. you're watching "early today." >>> welcome back. here's a look at some other stories making news early today in america. we begin with an update on the georgia school board official accused of intentionally hitting a teen with her car over a parking spot. in the wake of her arrest the woman has resigned from the school board. >>> next, to pittsburgh where a massive water main break flooded roads and cascades of water spilled on to passing cars. the 12-inch line rupture also led to the evacuation of a college dorm forcing students to wait out in single digits weather. >>> downtown minneapolis, the rupture turned roads into rivers before are crews were able to put a clamp on the massive leak. >>> a school of sharks forced florida to shut down jensen beach. marine scientists say the sightings are unusual since the sharks' natural food supply has not been spotted in the area. >>> and finally, a virginia bagel shop has come up with a dish they feel best described the fiscal crisis in washi

woman: i think unusual. appraiser: unusual.well, i'm going to chip in with potentially gruesome, and exotic. i think that's the one i'm going to go for. you've known it for long? woman: it's always been around it belonged to my grandmother, which is how i came to own it. i just always remember it being there, but i've never known exactly what it was or much about it. appraiser: i think there are two possibilities to where it's come from. one is beamed in from saturn. the other one, it was made in bohemia which is northern czech republic today, in about 1880. that's of approximately its date. so, i mean, what was it for? well, i think it's just for showing off. i think that it has - i mean, clearly, you can store stuff in it if you absolutely insist. but i think it's just for showing off. it's to give the owners the satisfaction of simple possession. and it's a very luxurious thing. i mean, this wasn't knocked out for half a crown. this was an expensive piece of luxury glass in its day. and there's tons and tons of quality about

this is most unusual.'s a dog; lift the head off and put the tobacco inside it, and then take it out when you need the tobacco. keeps it cool and dry inside. this here's amusing, because it leaves the dog's eyes behind it! yes, i think it's about the only one like that. some of them are absolute fun. this chap with the wheelbarrow he's resting his stomach on the-- i feel great sympathy with that-- as he wheels the thing along. he's a good one, isn't he? and i think they're great, but the strange thing about it is that although tobacco now smoking, is off-limits, really people don't like it anymore the objects that are used in it have become very popular. and in america, especially they're mad keen on them. this figure smoking a pipe would be terribly popular in america. things like the cowboy over there they like such characters that represent america in a way. and i have a few myself. i've got this little chap with a beetle running down his nose. you have many more at home, do you? a total of about 30 alt

you will only find mention of the local people if something unusual happened.he librarian tells me. i read the newspaper so i know that unusual is the polite word for murdered or murderer. why else would a poor person's name apeer in the news? why do i think the newspapers then report differently from today's news? i'm here in ireland reading every paper just in case. i will move ahead. the lacies lived in cottage and palace. in 1848 dozens of families left cottage and the adjoining towns of pad ox, dogs town and palace. i find no mentions of evictions in the newspaper. 731 reported people the largest eviction of a town land in one day happened not 20 miles from cottage and palace in april of 1849. the story had one short paragraph about it in the paper. could it be that most evictions did not make it to the newspaper unless someone died? in the news of january 19th 1848, judith was ejected off a small farm by the landlords james and john parker. she wandered in want without shelter and entered her former abode on the 18th of august last. for this forceable pos

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. >> some unusual weather across the country. >> that's right.e had unusual weather over the weekend even yesterday with cold temperatures across places in the southwest where you don't typically get it and mild temperatures in places like the northeast. very unusual stuff. >> big story with the storm system is we have cold air mixing in with the rainfall and producing freezing rain. we have reports of half an inch of ice over northern parts of louisiana and mississippi. across the northeast relatively quite for now. we had rain in the overnight hours for now across new york city. we will get a bit of a break in it. this front will remain stalled out. we are talking about accumulations as much as 3-6 inches across the interior sections of the northeast as we head into tonight and tomorrow. across the ice more rain there. later on this morning we could see additional half an inch of ice here. trees coming down power outages. here's a look at the forecast. for today a bit of a reality check across the northeast and temperature also keep coming down

. >> it is not that unusual for a 19-year-old woman to take off but her mother says that is not the way her daughter operates. >> we are hoping she is indoors at this point. we are waiting to hear. waiting for her to come through the doors. >> the mother says that the days are far better than the nights as she waits to hear a word about her daughter. the family is feeling devastated and is nearly impossible to hold it together. >> certainly understandable, thank you. in south bay, families of children kidnapped or murdered are launching a program to protect other children. now, this is in memory of polly kloss. >> this is right. today would be the 32nd birthday. rather than a party, though, her father is holding a press conference. he is announcing that he has created products over the past year to help prevent child abduction. or help parents be good first responders. one is a wrist watch that cannot be removed from a child with a g.p.s. in it. parents can then find them. and also, a cloud-based browser that protects kids online from predators and marketing. they are launching an app f

it will modify a bit but unusually cold front. on the other side of the screen you can see the showers and how they are sitting over the ocean. one or two or straying inland through 5:00 hour. when we get to tonight you can see they stay over the ocean again. through tomorrow morning. tomorrow afternoon is mostly sunny conditions and dry but if you are headed out over the ocean still a few showers and saturday morning a light rain moves in and the air mass is cold enough for snow level at 2,500 or 3,000 feet. the storm will bring in warmer air. that will rise and that will do that as the rain leaves. close to kickoff no rain. 8:00, no rain. 9:00, no rain. the models are having a horrible, horrible time with this system saturday flip-flopping with every model. keep it here. the big story tonight north bay and east bay and santa santa cla valley, hard freeze. tomorrow, low 50's and even with all the sunshine we are starting cold inland and 30's around the bay. low 50's on saturday. hopefully clearing skies by the game and sunday, mo

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