. >> with boarded upwinds on, uprooted trees and blue tarps covering the crops the -- roofs the clean up is just beginning. experienced this. >> he can't calculate how much it will cost. the hold in his roof covered the and car dented he's waiting for a estimate. he's hounded by contractors. >> here's my card. call me, i'm the best guy in town. >> you turn around and they are here, in the garage, they are they are from lauderdale, miami and coral gable. >> catty told contractors to stay away. >> we can do this. and we're indoorers. >> sarasota leaders say these are tactics scammers use to get your money. door-to-door solicitation, high pressure tactics, asking payment in advance and no contracts. she knew the contract wasn't right. >> they are not negotiating anything. >> the best thing you can do is find a licensed contractor. if you have a contractor check their licensing status with the county. the last thing they need is a scam. >> we don't need these people taking advantage of a situation, we're worn out. news update in manatee county, action air one is on the scene of a chemical

everyone knows it's one of the largest natural gas storage facilities, upwind, a mile away from 30,000 residents and homes, people are wondering what it will do to their real estate in the long term. jennifer london - terrific reporting. thank you. >> next up - we'll talk to one. lawmakers who promised to put a stop to disasters like this. the question is long. >> a heart wrenching journey, from revenge and despair, to hope and forgiveness. >> let us pray. one man's search for redemption, through ebola's devastation. >> this is one of the most important sites in this century. >> proudest moment of my life. >>> we've been talking about the porta ranch gas leak that has been spewing methane in the air for three months. california senator introduced legislation that she says will make sure an accident like this will never happen again. >> first of all, the proposed legislation to address the porta ranch gas leak. how are you sure of that? >> well, i suppose no one is completely sure between earthquakes "and other uncertainties. but what we are trying to do is minimise the risks. >> how do

conditions all up and down the i-95 corridor, just a few clouds up wind and a few snow showers well upwindfuture weather going to show us as we head into tonight just patchy clouds moving through. very quiet through the day tomorrow. again, just some passing clouds. as we head into monday, we'll see a few more clouds and then you do notice a few showers popping up but very -- not widespread in nature at all, not very heavy, either. couple dots, blips on the radar as we led into monday afternoon and evening so we could see a passing late day shower on monday but check out that high temperature. 56 degrees. heading into tuesday still well above average foreground hog day, a few morning clouds, otherwise sunshine. tuesday afternoon looks great and will feel great as well had well. wednesday up to 62 degrees. that would tie a record high temperature set back in 2006. we're not going to be spending a lot of time outdoors unless you have all the rain gear with you as heavy rain will develop and that possibility of a few rumbles of thunder, could even see a thunderstorm with some gustier winds we

they may have been at the truck stop at toms brooke, whatever, may have had an iced upwind shield, which is a problem for everybody driving out here. the blowing snow makes the windshield tough to see through it you know your wipers just can't handle it. they ice up and pretty soon your visibility goes. we are going to explore together and i can't tell what you we are going to see. this is the exit ramp from northbound interstate 81 to virginia route 7, one of the major roads of course, it leads to leesburg. and really it is passible in a four wheel drive vehicle. i wouldn't dry more than that. i 81 has been cleared and certainly is drivable with a few number of cars that are out there. you can see a front end loader, a contractor off to the left of your screen, as the fire and police radios continually tone out information. looks like route 7 has been plowed. probably 30 inches of snow up here. i can tell you it was a real mess coming out on interstate 66 and i believe it continues that way. and there is based on listening to crews on the radio, listening to police calls. it still appea

tomorrow will be straight upwinder. it's 31 now. not bad. temperatures mid 20s in suburbs and 25 to 31 after school a little shower with maybe a snow shower west and northwest and little rain shower here coming out across. and then we'll end up with snow showers and then again much, much colder air coming in tonight and tomorrow. that's right erin, my voice, i don't know where it went. >> i'm fighting a cold too. i understand. >> it's not a cold i feel great but -- >> party weekend i understand gar. >> you know it. >> you can tell me later at the commercial break. >> taking a look at traffic now on prince george breaking news for you two crashings you wants to avoid bw parkway southbound. two cars before 193 and three car cash past 450 and delays to 410 we see gray area turn red quickly best bet keep to 1 southbound that saves time as you head to the beltway. we'll keep you updated on that because most of those doesn't not looking hot and you can take 50 in. aside from that montgomery county now outer loop moving well new hampshire to old ge

temperatures into the mid and upper 30's and there's more precipitation upwind of us. and the big storm is here in the south moving up through texas and oklahoma, missouri and alabama and making its way toward us. with the counter clock-wise flow of the winds, they're pulling up from here and look what they're pulling with them. milder temperatures, so tomorrow will be near record warmth as the record for concord for tomorrow, 54 degrees. we probably don't get there, but locations. another look at the doppler radar. not only does the radar not show it well. futurecast doesn't pick it up well either, but it's out there. light snow at times today. dusting up to an inch possible, and some areas already at the one inch mark and light freezing drizzle or drizzle depending on lowercation. overnight, temperatures will be up from the south and that means overnight tonight into early tomorrow morning, this rain would likely be falling as plain rain. it starts to pick up through the morning, but it's about mid to late morning when it starts to get heavier, by afternoon, it's abs