this is going to be regular thing for us until march 1. there. be detours if place and harrison is the best bet 580, tracy to dublin is westbound commute of 24 minutes. highway 4 antioch to 4 is 21 machines and from san rafael to san francisco is 19 minutes. >> a who's who of silicon valley celebrating best of technical innovation but they cannot escape a dose of reality. >> lay the ground work for super bowl 50 turning levi stadium into a wireless powerhouse. >>> a look at the bay bridge toll plaza with light traffic. it is dry here for now. >> covering los altos, antioch petaluma and all the bay area, this is abc7 news. >>> it is 4:42. protesters filled the street last night near san francisco city hall outside the 8th annual awards show chanting displeasure with the impact tech companies are having in the bay area. this group rallied against car service companies uber and lyft and take issue with the business practices of the ride sharing services and the affect on the taxi industry. airbnb picks up a bronze monkey for best design. san francis

. >> our most recently settlement allows us to stay until late march of this year we hope you'll work with us on this matter thank you kindly have a nice day. >> thank you >> next speaker. >> yeah. i'm dwayne stevenson i want to touch on a few points my brother said we're only asking for a 9 months extension until the weight to project starts that won't start until the privilege of 20169 months b will give us enough time to look for a new location to rebuild the raging restaurant not to displace our employees i've been there 40 years i've got a lot of dedicated people they can't find a job because of their age and so on and so forth this is will be in the best interests the city and the port and everybody copyrighted what we need is to get the support of the port with barbara boxer open bcdc and amend 9 s ap plan with bcdc we met with bcdc a few months back they basically told you that the bcdc plan was oriented a couple years ago when they did the boat race thinking they needed our pier and we never know the wheat at that project was not going to start for another year and we didn't

march of 2016. you can continue to use your amax card until march of 2016. at that point, they'll look for a new replacement. of course, the negotiations are ongoing with costco any potential partners. the big deal is amax's relationship in canada with costco ended this past year as well. they went with capital one on a mastercard basis. that's one of the things people look for. who's going to replace amax? could it be capital one? maybe discover. maybe another bank using a visa or mastercard payment processer. that's to be a big deal. >> dom, thank you so much. dominic chu. >>> despite the fall in american express, stocks did end the day higher. a cease fire with russia and ukraine. with oil prices higher all ended up. dow up 110 points finishing at 17,974 a few points shy of 18,000. nasdaq up 6 and s&p gained 20. >>> more on the cease fire between russia and ukraine. it helped ease investor concerns since anymore trouble in that region could weigh on europe's economy but not all of those issues between the nations were ironed out. julia chatherly reports f

us a good forecast. >> no. not until march. no way. >> no can do? >> boston overnight, went up to number two all-time. only half-inch of snow in boston. added insult to injury. we're number two all-time snowiest seasons. we only have about another 12 to 14 inches to go for the all-time record. who knows? maybe we'll get there next week. more about that later. snow this morning up there in maine. the big story's the cold. over 120 million people -- can you believe that miami, south beach, has a windchill advisory. south beach in miami. >> come on. stop it. >> it may get down to 38. they're worried about it. 38 windchill in south beach. the dangerous stuff is really in the ohio valley. right now, chicago's negative 27 windchills. negative 16 in pittsburgh. all of the cold over the great lakes is coming to the east as we go throughout the day today. only in the teens. tonight will be the low where we could get down close to 3. we go from the cold for 48 hours. and here's the lovely map for saturday and sunday. it looks like an ice storm, sleet mess ove

the last time an enemy like this tried to fight us was in march of 2002 until the province. that was some you see becks, al qaeda and taliban. we routed them in operation anaconda. they haven't tried it since. these guys are getting bold gvment they meet the u.s. marine corps it's a matter of days before they are hiding again. >> other people who served in the war with you, is frustration with civilian leadership? i mean, i talk to people who are in the military. they tell me what they can do and what they want to do yet they are unable to because they don't have the green light. >> there is frustration some of my friends serving stated. a lot of decisions being made are made by people who want to get reelected. is he fighting the war -- we need to realize again, this is with our allies that this is a global war. just because it's not -- we're north fighting them doesn't mean they're not fighting us. they are frustrated with. so decisions that are not being made just based on politics. >> i guess if i were in the position of leadership as a civil isian making a decision, it'

. >> can you use them somewhere else? >> you can until march of next year. >> facebook legacy.e decision a users can make about the fate of their membership? >> you don't want to think about what will happen to your facebook after you die. they are giving you three options. so the first option is do nothing and leave it as-is, which is the fact that they can memorialize your facebook page if there is proof that you die. the second option you can ask facebook to delete your account altogether when you die. or the third option is you can designate someone to manage your account for you, which is a legacy contact so they can manage the posts for you and people can post updates as well. but they don't let those go on to your other friends's feeds. because that's pretty morbid and tough. >> actually tasteless. nicole how about this. coca-cola milk. why is is this getting so much business and what is it? >> well a lot of people are moving away from the soft drinks. so coca-cola is trying to get hip to this trend and come out with a super milk which is 50% more protein, 50% less sugar

deal that was agreed in october of last year was only going to take us up through until the end of spring here. maybe the end of marchsome point there is going to have to be a new negotiation on the gas supply between ukraine and russia. but we're not quite there yet, consider this to be -- maybe the opening salvo in that new battle. >>> a jury in the u.s. state of texas has found a former marine guilty of killing the man inspired by the movie "american sniper." >>> now to india where swine flu has killed more than 800 people in the past two months. more than 14,000 others have tested positive. mass awareness campaigns have begun, along with restrictions on public gathering in some areas. >> reporter: government scientists in india are working overtime to monitor the spread of swine flu caused by the h1n1 virus. with the case load growing by the day, the health ministry has established a swine flu hot line. >> translator: our help line numbers have been highlighted everywhere. it's working from 8:00 am to 8:00 pm and some numbers remain available throughout the night. >> reporter: hospital staff insist they are well

the parties we'll offer that the next hearing is march 18 a they'll not obeying be meeting until then that's all thank you. >> commissioners that places us in general public comment not to exceed exceed all matters listed under the consent agenda are considered by the board to be routine and will be enacted by one resolution in the form or forms listed below. if discussion is desired, that item will be removed from the consent agenda spaild i have no speaker cards. >> commissioners that places you under regular calendar the octavia project this is an informational presentation and good afternoon david planning staff my pleasure to be here to provide an overview of the market octavia living program excluding a tool activist kit you received in your packet through the last two years through a genus grant provided from caltrain in partnership with public works and mta the planning department has been working with the community members in the market value octavia plan to repeal is tool kit and the means by which to distribute $2 million in back fees specifically allocated to alley improvements in the market octavia as you may or may not know

rogers: this continuing resolution will last until march 6 allowing us the needed additional time toontinue negotiating a path forward on how to fund d.h.s. for the rest of the year. without any further delay, i urge my colleagues to vote yes on this critical legislation. >> mr. speaker. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from virginia seek recognition? >> mr. speaker, i wonder if the gentleman from kentucky would yield for a question. mr. rogers: i'm happy to yield. >> mr. speaker i would ask the gentleman, what then, happens to the underlying language where we were protecting the firefighters and others in regard to the bill as it originally stood and as it related to them being covered under ppaca? mr. rogers: my understanding is we'll take that up later. >> i'm sorry i couldn't understand the gentleman. mr. rogers: my understanding is we will take that up later. >> would the gentleman yield for an additional question? it's his understanding that we take that up later but that means the bill we previously passed, the language we previously passed no longe

sometimes when you hear the mayor talk about the snow it almost sounds like he wants us to avoid the city until marchit will be manageable. you can't -- the parking garages are full. you can't get in -- it's very difficult to get in by public transportation, and the traffic is horrible because people don't trust the public transportation so they're all getting in their cars and then the snowbanks make it more difficult to drive. so everybody's commute is -- there are hours added to everybody's commute. people are -- people are incredibly frustrated here. >> just a word on this as well about the preparation that anybody, whether they're a mayor or a governor or a local business, should be doing if they're facing this situation. is it better to be super proactive ahead of time and try to put everything down or better to take your licks and see what happens and try to get through it? >> i think you have to be careful about running really quickly to shut everything down. we saw what happened in new york when de blasio shut it down and we got nothing, right? boston has gotten so sit over the last three or

good commissioners that puts us on item 10 market street this is a draft environmental impact report please note that written contempt comments will be accepted until march 22015. >> good afternoon. i'm with the planning staff and the eir coordinator for the market street project joining me is chris and members of the project sponsors team are here this is a review and comment on market street draft eir case no. 20120087 e with the identical and ground floor uses in the make the and octavia plan area this demolishes 3 buildings to build a hundred and 20 foot pukd u.s. bancorp mixed use building with one hundred and 89 units 28 parking spaces and one hundred and 10 bike parking spaces in a blow grade parking garage the notice of feasibility for the exemption were issued on october 22, 2014, planning department determined that an eir must be prepared for the proposed project identified potential significant environmental effects related to the structural impacts that were not previously identified other as documented in the community exception that was attached to the notice of preparation the draft eir found a relative in the significant affordable impact

us feeling a lot like march. rain now hold off for sunday until in fact early monday morning. then when the rain comes in just a few showers when that rain does come in. i'm going to talk a little more about how much rain we're expecting a little later in the newscast. look at the high temperature for tomorrow. 52 in d.c. arias like frederick, mt. airy 48 leesburg around areas like falls church 53 degrees for a high temperature again with some early morning clouds afternoon sunshine but warmer conditions certainly than today as we move from the 30s to the low 50s. and on sunday right now, your high temperature close to 60 degrees. in fact i think there will be some neighborhoods just south of d.c. across southern maryland that will top out just above 60 degrees. so we're partly sunny and very springlike coming up for weekend, especially on sunday. again, that rain holds off until early part of next week. showers for monday 60% chance 50s for highs, 40s for lows so yeah even the snow that we were looking at earlier during the week now looks like just rain showers. all liquid wh

come march, walmart says it will offer checks to be used with the checking account, which is kind of -- sounds funny to me. checks for the checking account. not untilo together. thank you michael. >>> up next, our changing ocean atmosphere. scientists say sea levels aren't the only issue linked to global warming. how it could create a phenomenon the world hasn't seen for 10000 years. >>> i'm dan ashley in the abc 7 newsroom. developing news in san francisco where the da just decided not to charge a suspect in the torso in a suitcase case. new at 5:00, the evidence he says is missing. also -- >> he would say fine you want me to take it down, give me some money. >> the state attorney general goes after a new kind of criminal. she says they're turning humiliation into a commodity. plus, the fox threatening a multibillion dollar project in california. all of that is next when don't wait for awesome... totino's pizza rolls... ...gets you there in just 60 seconds. go bold with flavors that kick. (humming) oh yeah. (humming) they're magically delicious. ha! very funny, kyle. >>> in honor of black history month, we're using our abc 7 news instagram feed to

until the end of march. the profits they are guiding us towards our a little bit better than they have been.ts really big turnarounds. they're right down to small businesses and it is interesting to see the places that are happening. >> what is behind the better outlook? >> there are a bunch of things going on, not least of which is the selfie. sony cameras are not doing that well. they have gotten out of the pc business. but the selfie, they are selling the camera in front of the iphone. >> there you are with the selfie stec. >> they are selling the camera that is going into so many of the smartphones phones out there, they are getting a tremendous in a fit from that product and is doing well for sony. they fixed their tv business was seems impossible because of the strong u.s. dollar, japanese television looked cheaper. they have 10% your of your growth and they're predicting even better going forward. add to that the cameras and smart phones and the business is suddenly doing well with what we knew about the playstation and so on. >> who knew our vanity would be that profitable. are you w

used against gaza's rulers. never an arab nation. it's an off chute of the egyptian brotherhood until it was outlawed in 2013. in marchst year egypt banned hamas from carrying out any activities on its territory and froze assets. in january, on the brigade designating it the terrorist organization. a judge who issued this new ruling says hamas has targeted civilians and security forces inside egypt's volatile sinai peninsula and aimed to harm the country. it comes four days after egypt's government announced a new terrorism law that allows a closure and freezing of assets. a spokesman for hamas has said it was against the palestinian people and in favor of israel. the palestinian resistance it also relates to the israeli enemy and a friend and to hamas, the palestinian people and the resistance as the enemy. this decision will never harm hamas and its victories or the stand of its leaders but it will contaminate the reputation of egypt. >> an egyptian court and 18 others are sentenced to life in jail. mohammed abdia was accused of inciting murder in 2013. four or people were given death sentences. he has already been

. >> the other than tells us the bookstore will close by the end of march but the adjoining cafe will stay open untilast the end of the year because it can more easily pass on the increased crost. -- cost. >>> we have rain on the way. not that big of a deal in the normal february because it should have rained on and off the last couple months but we've not seen widespread rainfall since christmas eve. on a tuesday we're mostly cloudy but still very mild. there's the airport in the foreground. the bay bridge in the background. still 66 in oakland. livermore, 59. low 60s in san francisco san jose, and santa rosa. san bruno checking in at 63. tomorrow morning kids back to school. mom and dad perhaps heading out for errands or going back to work. 50 degrees in oakland. cloudy night. napa, fog, 46 . san jose, 46. san francisco, 51 degrees. the snow pack situation is getting worse. it's now 22% of average. we are missing 78% of our normal snow pack right now. top to bottom, down 24% in just one month. but we're going to be adding snowfall. it's going to be high elevation snow because we have a pineapple ex

should she tell us officially from her lips in march or april or you say there are some people close to her, presumably this is her saying, why rush? maybe i'll wait until july. why? >> very strong argument for waiting. if you look at the polling of both republicans and democrats and their focus groups, the biggest vulnerability for secretary clinton is when she looks political. people like her better when she's the former secretary of state, when she's in statesman mode. as soon as she becomes another candidate people are reminded of the things they don't like about her, don't like about the clintons. so the argument is let's wait as long as we can. they've been thinking early april. they want it to be at the beginning of a quarter so they can get that blockbuster number. as the temptation, maybe we'll do an exploratory committee in april and do the real thing in july but the push back to that and the reason that they may pull back from that is that the worst thing for her would be to look like she's taking it for granted, look like she's treating it as a core nation. that's what hurt her so badly. >> republicans will be playing up that angle. she's ta

until march 20th march 20th. >> we don't need groundhogs. it's on the calendar, right. >> scott will tell ust's on the radar tonight. bitterly cold winter temperatures. i know that. >> march 20th 6:45 in the evening. >> thank you. >> write it down. not tonight. we're looking at winter weather advisories and looking at a concern for flash freeze as well as black ice especially those untreated surfaces where we saw slush and ponding on the roadways earlier today. that's just going to refreeze rapidly because look at the drop in the temperatures. 41 degrees that was the afternoon high temperature. by 6:00 we were down to 31 and tomorrow morning it's going to be 16 in philadelphia. look at the temperatures normal and west. quakertown 16 degrees right now. as we move around the horsham avenue 19. it's 20 in ambler. bala kin wide looking at 21 degrees. chester springs 20 right now. 23 in kennett square. so temperatures are well below freezing. especially north and west. even once you move south and east it's 22 in atlantic city. we have 16 allentown. seven in the poconos. but look at the brutal wi

until march. the government says due to the security situation and fighting, boko haram. nigeria's correspondent, will ross joins us now from lagos. will what is the response of things materially changing on the ground in the northeast over the next six weeks? >> reporter: what's clear is the regional effort to fight against boko haram is being boosted. now, over the weekend, there was a pledge of almost 9,000 troops from the region. and as you mentioned in your introduction there, niger is going to be voting parliament there will vote on whether to send those troops to join this regional force. and to underline the need for there to be more of a regional effort against boko haram. there's been another attack on the town in the south of niger. there was a attack on a prison that was repelled. that's the third attack in four days by boko haram. the regional effort is being woost boosted. as you mentioned, the leader of boko haram he's come out to say that they're going to take on this regional force, and as you said, your alliance will not achieve anything. so that's the message from the leader of boko haram. and of

until the end of march. if you see a crew, hey snap a pick, send it to us, love to see what's happening. >> sly's hat has head. >> tilted to the side. >> exactly. >> you go boy, i'm telling you. coming up on it sister station "cw philly", seth williams will be here to discuss two philadelphia police officers charged with assault and a suspect beating. >> also chopper three live over water main break in north philadelphia. and how it is affecting homes and roads we're following the latest coming up next. coming up next on cbs this morning, singer songwriter ed sheeran, what took him from his humble combination to multiple grammy nominations. >> we're keeping it live, keeping it local on your "cw philly" station. happy friday family, hope to see you in a bit. good mor >>> good morning. it is friday february 6th 2015. welcome to "cbs this morning." measles outbreak hits another day care center. five babies too young to be vaccinated, catch the virus. >>> days after his fourth super bowl win patriots owner robert kraft talks football and his legacy with charlie rose. >> the grammys are coming. the grammys are com

mercedes today, which told us customers may continue to drive their vehicles until this recall has been performed. mercedes-benz will notify owners about repairs come mid-march. >>> great news for target customers. that retailer has slashed its free shipping eligibility for online orders. slashed it in half. now customers shopping on target.com only need to spend a minimum of 25 buo qualify for the free shipping. they used to have to spend 50. target says the cut follows an enthusiastic response to its free shipping offer during the holiday season. >>> she's a single mother and she's out of a job. >> but tonight she could be the happiest woman in america. we'll tell you why right after >>> she's a single mother and now she's out of a job. >> but thanks to powerball, this north carolina woman is now a multimillionaire because today it became official. pat lawson muse joins us with the exchange of a very big paycheck. very big indeed. we first met marie holmes a couple weeks ago when she claimed she had a winning powerball ticket. today the north carolina lottery confirmed she is taking home a third of the huge $564 million jackpot. holmes had to quit jobs at

us. we wish you the best of luck. thanks for coming the day before cabaret. it starts tomorrow night until the show closes in march.me grammy 20 time latin grammy winner. he has a new song in the movie mcfarland usa. terrific performance. i want to ask you about the grammysment you were the first person to sing on the grammys and you said that's a big responsibility. >> it was a great moment for my career. the fact that they invited me to sing spanish proves a lot of respect to our culture. i feel really great. >> no question that you gained so many fans here in the states who maybe are not so familiar. you're about to get a few more fans as well. now singing english and spanish, the one and only juanes. ♪ [ singing in foreign language ] ♪ trying ♪ ♪ you and me we're doing it together ♪ ♪ you know it's true ♪ ♪ inspired ♪ ♪ one more day you know i'm going to leave it ♪ ♪ in my way i'm living it with you ♪ ♪ forever like earth to a feather ♪ ♪ we do everything together ♪ ♪ woo ♪ ♪ [ speaking in foreign language ] ] ♪ you and me we're doing it together ♪ ♪ me and you we're going to see it through ♪ ♪ you know it's tr

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until march 13th. as we mentioned, bart riders are also at risk of contracting the measles and ktvu fox 2 alex savidge is joining us live at the civic center bart station with more about that possible exposure. alex. >> reporter: that infected passenger road from millbrae to san francisco one week ago today in the afternoon and that person got off here at the civic center station according to health officials. that is why they are worried this person potentially exposed as many as 1500 other riders to the virus. the person that was sick with measles lives in san mateo county. other than that health officials are not offering any more information. they boarded a richmond bound train one week ago today at the millbrae station at 4:30 in the afternoon. and then got off in san francisco about a half an hour later. according to health officials even people that were not in close contact with the inteched rider potentially could have been exposed and that is because the measles virus is highly contagious and can remain alive and airborne for up to two hours. health officials do remind everybody the risk of becoming sick

>> i cannot use that with clarity until we get through tax season and made no our cash balance. >> that will be a problem because march 15 is the deadline and taxis in his april 15. >> with all public estimates from the cbo is shows we have a period of time. i know think we have a crisis on march 15 but i cannot tell you exactly how long it goes. it is the outer limit not the initial period. >> can you get back to us with a rough estimate? >> we will stay in close touch we think it is important to have clarity. >> following up on a letter to be cosigned by 17 members of the ways and means committee i'm still having trouble understanding why it was to regulate the non dash value insurance? >> can you update members that signed the letter of the deliberations? >> our goal this has been adopted is to make sure the transparency from the tax authorities to seek behavior to get accurate reporting offshore accounts we believe those proposals we have made we're happy to follow-up on issues you have described. >> your in in your out part of the framework is the desire to make the corporate tax reform more competitive. you've l

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until march 13th. b.a.r.t. riders are at risk for possible exposure to measles. alex savidge joining ushe civic center b.a.r.t. station. you know more about this possible exposure. >> reporter: yeah, good morning to you. here we go again. another warning for b.a.r.t. riders about possible exposure to pieceles. we're talking -- measles. we're talking about an infected passenger who rode on a train from mill bay to san francisco. it -- millbrae to san francisco. it was one week ago today. and now according to health officials that person may have exposed as many as 1500 other fellow riders to that highly contagious virus. that passenger exibilitied here at the -- exited here at the civic center. that person sick with measles lives in san mateo county according to health officials. that's all of the information they are offering. the person boarded a richmond- bound train last friday at the millbrae station around 4:30 in the afternoon and got off in san francisco about a half-hour later. even people who weren't in close contact with that particular rider could have been exposed. that's be

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follow-up phone calls ut but until they get an updated correct form at the beginning of march, they need to wait to file their taxes. for people who are far ahead of where many of usre and already filed, working with the treasury department because those tax returns will have to be recalculated andrea. >> that's a nightmare. thank you very much, chris jansing. >> former mayor new york rudy juliangiuliani is adding gas to the fire about his comments about president obama not loving america. >> do you want to apologize? >> not at all, i want to repeat it. from all i can see of this president and all i've heard of him, he apologizes for america and criticized america. i do not detect in this man the same rhetoric and same language same love of america that i detected in other american presidents including democrats. >> joining me now for our daily fix, chris sill list za and "washington post" editorial columnist, ruth marcus. welcome both. chris, has rudy giuliani gone into donald trump territory here? and is the significance the way other republicans running for the presidency or likely to the way they are reacting to all of this? >> you know i think he has marginal

us most of the day to get up there. we were marched from the river over to our school building where we stayed in it until the end of the war. >> you have an amazing memory. 454 years, you are trying to wipe it out, but you are very -- >> how many months and i started to try to get it back together. several months i went through trying to dig up these memories and i would add detail after detail. that's the reason i put it on a computer because i can go back and add in or take out. it is exactly as best as i can remember. there are some funny things that happened while we were up there. we made our own entertainment. we were sometimes castigated. castigated by the chinese for some of the people -- things we did. we tried to strike. they were lecturing us to death every day, at least tries -- twice a day, two hours long, and then we had to go back to our buildings. we would discuss what we had been told. we had a squad monitor. i was monitor for six months. we had to take notes, what everybody's opinion was in turn again. they would read over them. if somebody did not have the right attitude or something they would come

uses the word patients a few times. >> yes, the language is important. i think she should keep the word "patient" in until the committee decides either in their march meetingil meeting. >> we talk about the market resetting its expectation, do you think we see a negative reaction in stocks, for example? lately when the fed has said these things, the reaction in stocks has been more muted than in the past. >> it is hard to say because there are areas of stock arquette cyclical, financials, which can in a fit from higher interest rates and ultimately if she says their raising rates in june or in the middle of this year not necessarily june, but june or july, that is a positive for the economy. long-term interest rates need to go up him up but how the stock market reacts is really hard to say. i think she will be delivering some vote of confidence to the u.s. economy. >> some are saying the laura oil prices is throwing a wrench into -- lower oil prices is throwing a wrench on the fed in which a raise rates. wilbur ross was on last week. here's his interpretation of what oil prices mean for the economy. >> the decline in the price of oil for the developed coun

until this monday. their first game is on march second. >>> and the a's have cut the ribbon to their new spring home it had been used by the cubs but the a'sover that renovated ballpark after they move from phoenix to mesa. we asked the a's co owner for the update on if they plan to move out of oakland. he said he is tired of thinking about the suspicion said the players may want to stay in arizona pause of their beautiful new spring training home. >>> the 1915 world fair is celebrating it's 100th birthday. more than 200,000 came out for the festival a hundred years ago. we have more on what we can expect after this year's celebration. >> reporter: no fog. we are in front of the palace of fine arts. the world's fair was a massive undertaking. they called it a 600 square foot worldwide web. let's show you this hundred year old video they have pulled for this event. you can imagine palace after palace being built on the marina district showcasing the technology. the first telephone call was made during the fair. they ran the lines across the country specifically for the world's fair here. they were also showcasing the world's most valuable a

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us now and after a brief respite from the cold sunday, the cold is back. >> it's really been in control this month and it's going stay that way until we get into the first of marchght now on sky 6, high definition shot of philadelphia international airport. a little bit of wind out there out of the northwest, 22 miles an hour with an air temperature of 26. feels more like 12 but at least we have that sunshine out there and if you want to head somewhere warm, take a look at the board here. really the only spot orlando 82 beautiful degrees while everyone else, la and at a, 48 and chicago right now they have rights to complain, 11 degrees with that sunshine. but if we're stuck close to home, this is was want to do when it's cold, head skiing or snowboarding spring mountain 22 degrees. good snow making weather with a wind chill of nine. we're going to talk about record lows yet again smashed tomorrow morning. we'll let you know how cold it's going to be and that bump up in temperature somewhere. >> we're beaten and bruised adam. thanks. you probably noticed we certainly did that meteorologist cecily tynan has not been here for a few weeks. she recently tore her acl

march. after that treasury will have more time basically using accounting maneuvers to continue to borrow. it's an unspecified amount of time at this point. treasury is wary of giving a precise forecast until they have more data but a lot of people are thinking act, maybe november and that will be when they need a new debt ceiling increase. if you look at the projects to get from where we expect to federal debt to be in march versus where we'll be in september 30 of 2016, which will only be a few weeks before the next presidential election, it comes out to about a trillion dollars. dealing with that issue near the end of the year will be one of the last big flash points between the obama white house and the congressional republicans this year. there will be a lot between here and then though. >> what is the next step with the budget process? >> gets sent to the cbo. they will take a look at it and say this is a legitimate accounting, this part over here we would question, so on. and then in march it will go back to congress with their review of the president's benlt and a new baseline given projections about what they expect the economy and deficit to look like in the next 10 years. they w