make sure we have enough coal to keep us warm. as you noesed any time we had any wind, we always had dis. so any time we had any wind, we always had a dust storm. there was seven of us about the size of a two-car garage, 20 feet by 24 feet. and we only had one light bulb. we had one pot belly stove to keep us warm. but no water. what did we need water for? well, to bathe, to cleanse ourgss, to cook, to drink. but we had no water here. so we had to go to the public laundry room or the public la treens or go to the mess hall to get a drink of water or go to the la treens to do our business. so initially, there was another unit beyond here for family of four or five. and then it duplicated. so a total of six units in about six families, about 25 people lived in one barracks which was 20 feet wide and 120 foot long. initially, we didn't have any insulation. so very cold. we had happened to get one of the coldest winter in wyoming history, minus 28 degrees. so we suffered the first winter but by the second winter, we had insulation call

that's natural insulation to keep us warm and helps to regulate temperature. keep their home on the warmer side 68 degrees or hotter. recently several older adults from our area died from hypothermia. the philadelphia incorporation for aging suggests that older adults and senior citizens go to the senior center like this one behind me here and find a place that's safe and warm to go to during the frigid conditions. >>> i'm matt delucia live in conshohocken where we are feeling the cold temperatures. and the concern is the roof. why is that a problem? the back and forth temperatures are refreezing the ice dams creating ice sculptures. going up there to clean it off yourself can add to the danger of people getting injured or even killed. this is a two-man job. earlier we put out bottles of water similar to what katy did, and in 35 minutes, it is almost ice. it's very cold out here. make sure you layer up as you head out the door. live in conshohocken, matt delucia, "nbc 10 news." >>> and we have breaking news in atlantic city with a possible fire in a strip mall

don't have the earthquake to keep us warm. >> it will be a really nice second half of the day.d morning. just a beautiful, beautiful shot there. 6:47 as we head through through the day and spring forward to the 8th, we have to wait an hour to see the morning sunrise. especially if we live in one of our outlying spots san martin, santa rosa, san teresa, look how pretty it is in santa cruz right now. half moon bay just spectacular out there, and a gorgeous start to the day in point reyes where the sun is just starting to make an appearance this morning. temperatures right now are pretty chilly out there. grab a coat. depending on where you live you're probably getting that beautiful sunrise, slowly coming up above the horizon across the board right now. as you know, rises in the east, sets in the west, and we're going to see a spectacular sunset tonight as well. 61 degrees on the peninsula at lunch time. temperatures at noon today will be about as warm as where we ended up in the heat of the day yesterday and we'll round out the day in the mid to upper 60s so really pretty condit

it will keep us warm and dry all week and in the extended models there is no rain coming through.an see the future cast, watch the low clouds approaching from the south and later in the loop from the north. so, we are going to have some low cloudiness around the bay area by tomorrow night at this time. but, they will not do anything but cool off the coastline temperature wise and bring it down a few degrees for tomorrow afternoon. we might get out of record territory by tomorrow. clear and chilly overnight. sunny again all weekend. no rain, all of the way through next weekend and there is only the slightest touch of a hint that maybe by the end of february something will be on the way. sunny and dry. so, you see the situation over the west coast it is going to give you a satellite view of the midsection, chilly, snow due into missouri over on the eastern seaboard, that nor'easter moved out. just about completely. snow remaining for maine. clear skies, cold temperatures to contend with overnight. this is a heatwave for them. overnight lows, 44 degrees at napa and 44 at fairfield an

warm. >> it. we're going to have a lot of solar power available to us. s and warm with highs into 70s in chico, and fresno 80s in ala and san diego, palm springs bay area high temperatures upper 60s on the coast to low to mid-70s inland around the bay. looking for warm weather is what you'll find at pebble beach. sunny skies, highs into mid to upper 70s here is the accu-weather forecast. that is a pattern we're going to have throughout the weekend. low 70s on the coast and monday, president's day will be cooler but mild with highs up to 70 degrees love the weather ahead >> yes. now time to turn to sports. >> weather can be awful >> i would say given the forecast there are few places on the planet that are better. >> stars are out against team murray. go ahead,

warm. >> it. we're going to have a lot of solar power available to us. , and fresno 80s in ala and san diego, palm springs bay area high temperatures upper 60s on the coast to low to mid-70s inland around the bay. looking for warm weather is what you'll find at pebble beach. sunny skies, highs into mid to upper 70s here is the accu-weather forecast. that is a pattern we're going to have throughout the weekend. low 70s on the coast and monday, president's day will be cooler but mild with highs up to 70 degrees love the weather ahead >> yes. now time to turn to sports. >> weather can be awful >> i would say given the forecast there are few places on the planet that are better. >> stars are out against team murray. go >>> good evening, crown prince of golf bill murray is back this year the healthy celebrity shoot out today with actors and musicians competing for charity. after 49ers and giants took the field today was a 3 m celebrity shoot out. clint eastwood and bill murray facing off against each other. after missing the shoot out last year, bill murray is

warm up before things get colder once again. we have the seven-day forecast when i come back. >> we could use a warm up. >> that would be super. >> sign us up. 20 till 5:00 now, time to get a check on the roads. >> jillian mele has a look at the roads. good morning jillian. >>> the majors are looking good. this is 95 near the southbound side near girard avenue both directions of 95 are very quiet right now. our only accident that we're following on a highway is in the lehigh valley on route 22 eastbound at 15th street. so if you need to get around that because the eastbound side is blocked off, i have two different alternates. take tilghman street as one of your options. >>> measles are making a troubling comeback. >> yeah, how the recent comeback is turning this into a hot-button political issue. >>> plus the best time of the year to buy a few big-ticket items. we'll tell you which ones are dropping in price. i hope one is a trade treadmill. >>> 4:43 and a nice look at center city. right now the wind is making it feel like the single digits. we'll get an update from bill coming up. >>> and partnering with the red cross to make

and extend all the way up into the allusion, and keep us warm and dry and near record highs again for tomorrow. and sunny and warm for sunday, cooler by tuesday. nothing dramatic. dry weather all the way through next weekend. and will is not a drop in sight -- there is not a drop in sight. we are looking at ffs. overnight lows tonight, 53 in sacramento. if you're headed out of the bay area, you will find it nice, south on 5, toward los angeles, 74 in fresno. highway 99. and back in the bay area, we will see numbers mostly in the 70s again. 75 at oakland. 72 in san francisco. in mountain view, 73. and san jose, 75 degrees. up in santa rosa tomorrow, another warm day. 73 there. and novato, 71. fairfield, 72. and antioch, 69 degrees. and berkeley comes in at 74. and concord, 71 degrees. extended forecast, it is all sunny side up. the temperatures will dive a little bit on tuesday and wednesday. and we will be near just 70 degrees in quotes. and then next weekend, pretty much level it out, in the upper 60s inland for much of the week and sunshine all the way through. not even much in the

i'm from penn state definitely a homecoming but coming from charlotte. >> the not used to this weather. >> it will be a warm weekend sean. >> get used to the. >> that's as good as you'll get. >> 50, 55 much that's what we're getting? >> over the weekend. >> for two days. >> in the teens. >> absolutely killing me. >> i'm glad to be here and happy to talk college sports. villanova against georgetown tomorrow. that want to be down right ugly. the flyers might be getting a five time all star back. kimmo timonen back on the ice for the first time in mon ♪ >>> flyer fans kimmo timonen is back and ready for the long road to recovery. going for over nine months with blood clots in his legs he's back on the ice. the five time all star and five time olympian skated by himself for 40 minutes in front of his trainer and general manager ron hextall the man has been playing hockey his whole life. but today it felt a little different. >> it's coof weird but i was so excited looking forward to this morning and didn't really sleep last night. but i tell you what, it's not like ride ago bike. ice skating is hard and kind of

although the wind we have is coming up from the south and that's going to help us warm things up in as we get past the morning rush hour. right now we have fairly light winds out there so wind chills not too bad. 24 degrees by 8 o'clock but by noon up to 40 and 46 degrees at 3 o'clock. that is going to be your high today and then we drop down the 39 by 6 o'clock so we get a bit of a break this afternoon and then colder stuff comes back and we might have more snow showers around tomorrow morning. all of that is is ahead of the accuweather 7-day. >> this is our break. it may not feel like it but we should enjoy it. an issue in mount laurel a downed pole blocking the right lane on 73 southbound at church road so watch for restrictions. it's from an accident from last night but you're still dying dealing with that through your morning rush. live on the schuylkill at south street overnight construction is clear. no problems between south philadelphia and king of prussia. we'll be watching to see if those snow showers should be moving through as david said but for now we're looking dry. we

us snow showers. that's about it. good news is with the high pressure as it moves eastward tomorrow, what it's going to do is warm us up a bit. temperatures will try to warm this afternoon mid to upper 30's to near 40 over much of the ohio valley. having mid 30's like we're going to have today we'll have mid 40's and maybe upper 40's around the area tomorrow and then that colder zone of air farther north and west. that will come down the pike and pay us a visit as well. by tomorrow morning, early in the morning, few passing clouds overhead through the day tomorrow, some sunshine. we'll warm into the 40's and get into thursday morning and the cold front zips through and indicating here the possibility of a few snow flurries or snow showers. we'll turn breezy after that and start to turn colder late thursday and into friday as well. forecast moving forward looks simple for you. it's very pleasant with high pressure to come behind the thursday cold front. so we're going to wind up with the day tomorrow briefly milder in the upper 40's with partly sunny skies and for the next seven days check out the numbers here. we're up

and that is really what will see us warm up in the upper 30s to lower 40s. we will see melting later on. it will refreeze if still on the ground tonight. 24 degrees. but most locations will dry up nicely throughout the day today. sunshine and 38 on wednesday. a little light snow coming through later on thursday morning. looks like less than an inch. but behind that a bitter cold blast of air. 24 degrees on friday. a chance of snow saturday evening and the real cold air on sunday, 9:00 in the morning, 18 is the high temperature. another very cold day on monday. >>> nine minutes before 5:00 another morning to take it easezy easezyeasy as you step out. hold onto the car as you could go flying. >> and if you take the new jersey turnpike give yourself extra time. jillian mele is watching the aftermath of the big pileup we saw last night. >> we have a lot of cleanup and activity happening on the new jersey turnpike southbound near route 33 which is exit 8. all traffic is being sent off the highway at exit 9 so you can still do that as we have activity in the outer

. >> actually, we didn't have enough firewood to keep us warm. as you know the korean homes are have a flu that goes under the floor that keeps the house warm. if you have enough wood to put in there and warm the place up. in the winter of -- 1950 '51, they didn't stockpile the wood. they took what they needed when they left their homes. we had no wood to heat the place up with. we slept 10 to 12 to 15 people per room. that's cozy if you know what i'm saying. you get close. of course, lice warere bad. >> oh, yeah. >> everyone was lousy. we picked lice off each other as best as we could. you can't get rid of those thinks. we finally, those that were able would go into the fields or forest, if you will and gather firewood and we were able to gather enough wood to heat the floors in the homes. i think that was the saving promise there. things did get better. the reservoir was frozen. we had to walk across the ice into the field side. after the chinese were able to get boats in there. it came later, early in the year next to march, april, may or some

petrey: we did not have enough firewood to keep us warm. the korean homes has -- have a flue that goes under the floors and keep the house warm if you have enough wood. the winter of 1950-1951 they did not stockpile the wood. the homes that were commandeered from the korean people. they took what they needed. they had no wood to keep the place up with. we slept 10, 12, 15 people per room. that is cozy. you get close. of course, lice was bad. professor han: yeah. mr. petrey: everyone was lousy. we picked lice off each other as best we could. you cannot get rid of those things. those that were able would go into the fields or forest and gather firewood. we were able to gather enough wood to heat the floors in the homes. i think that was the saving promise there. things did get better. the reservoir was frozen. we had to walk across the ice into the hillside. after the chinese were able to get boats in there, that came later, early in the year, march, april, may or something like that. they were able to haul in boat loads of wood. but we gathe

make sure we have enough coal to keep us warm. as you noesed any time we had any wind, we always had dis. so any time we had any wind, we always had a dust storm. there was seven of us about the size of a two-car garage, 20 feet by 24 feet. and we only had one light bulb. we had one pot belly stove to keep us warm. but no water. what did we need water for? well, to bathe, to cleanse ourgss, to cook, to drink. but we had no water here. so we had to go to the public laundry room or the public la treens or go to the mess hall to get a drink of water or go to the la treens to do our business. so initially, there was another unit beyond here for family of four or five. and then it duplicated. so a total of six units in about six families, about 25 people lived in one barracks which was 20 feet wide and 120 foot long. initially, we didn't have any insulation. so very cold. we had happened to get one of the coldest winter in wyoming history, minus 28 degrees. so we suffered the first winter but by the second winter, we had insulation call

us a live look right now. looks like the sun could be warm but it's lying to us. warm outside. >> reporter: it's better than yesterday, yesterday we had windchills below zero in parts of the area. we'll take the low 20s. snowfall totals later this evening, and overnight tonight into tomorrow morning. mainly a rain event for south jersey and delaware. as we zoom in closer, we're running the one inch line through wayne and center city to off the the coast. # -- 3-inch line is in doylestown. the 6-inch line is in allentown. with that said, there will be icy patches north and west, as far as the heavy snow is concerned it's well north and west of the city. 37 today, 40 tomorrow. icy cold, 24 tuesday. >> got it. it is 7:55 we're just a few minutes away from saying good morning to good morning. >> reporter: 100 million americans all the way to boston are in the path of a massive winter storm. how much are we expecting? our rob marciano is tracking it all. >>> a college student with the measels took a train from new york penn station doctors are making house calls for po

north of us and allow us to warm up a bit. see some sunshine throughout the day on sunday and our southern counties. but probably locked into the clouds and the colder weather north. we'll see a big difference tomorrow. for tonight, 33 in the city. 27 in the burbs. mostly cloudy and chilly for tomorrow philadelphia right on the edge. i think areas south of us hit 50. we'll be close. it will be chilly only in the 30s in some of our northwestern counties under mostly cloudy skies but we'll take a pretty mild day. things change as we head into the work week with that storm affecting us. i'll have the details still ahead in your seven day forecast forecast. joyce and dawn. >> all right, thank you, caitlin. >>> nbc nightly news anchor brian williams says he's taking a temporary leave of absence. the announce many comes a mid questions over his credibility. on wednesday williams apologized for claiming he was on board a helicopter that was struck by a rocket propelled grenade in iraq in 2003. now, when in fact he was on a different

complete foundation and column contradiction is almost 80 percent complete the weather has helped us the warm weather allowed us to work to the winter months it is really a series of 5 bridges that is making the on and off-ramp structures bridge a was the actual deck was completed in that regard false work is erected in bridge e the westbound off-ramp 90 percent complete i have pictures that are really telling the story bridge d the westbound off-ramp is false work is being erected and happy to report we've moved the west building i'll have more and right now, we're on schedule to complete the project by august of 2016 just some pictures i want to go through quickly westbound as i indicated this is in essence if you go to san francisco from the island this is the point to merge on the concrete area and the light poles will be relocated to the right we bridged that that's good news in that regard this is me stand on the what is referred to bridge 60 feet up in the air this looks at identically point to the new expansion this is the largest bridge out of the 5 and is at a point to go ahead and

warm wind. that's going to be moving through as we head through the day today. allowing us back into the 70s. you'll notice pretty mild in san francisco. 53 degrees. everywhere else back into the 40s with clear skies. we have a little patchy fog across the north bay and santa rosa. otherwise, once that gets out of here, plenty of sunshine, full sunshine. 72 for san francisco today. tri-valley at 78. south bay at 77 degrees. let's take you into those microclimates in the east bay and show what you we're working on later in the afternoon. while we won't be in the 80s like yesterday, he'll still be very comfortable fremont, 77. dublin, a mix of upper 70s from livermore. alamo and antioch comfortable temps, 74, 75 respectfully. look at this, we're looking at comfortable weather. cooler conditions along the coastlines, you'll be in the 60s there. you get away from the water, ocean view at 72. twin peaks at 71. yes, sunday fun day i'm sure will be in full effect across the city. it will be nice anywhere across the bay today. the thing about it, it will be warm for all of us but n

wires down maybe they're overworked with trying to keep our homes that are so cold outside keeping us warm. temperatures right out there with the wires are down are near zero. later this morning up to around 10. by noon mid 20s. 30s by mid afternoon with a light wind and increasing clouds. elsewhe in the 0u. back down to the mid 20s most of the region by 5:00 p.m. look ae tempe northern montgomery county. it's only 3 above. much of fairfax county single digits. near 10 in prince george's county. now the impact for today with the going to be low. we have the frigid temperatures but there may be ability will have patchy ice on some sidewalks and maybe on some parking areas. watch out for that. tomorrow morning not as cold. up near 40s for a brief time getting above freezing on wednesday. then another surge of arctic air moves in on thursday. a chance of snow with highs around 30 degrees. a light snow accumulation is possible on thursday. then on friday maybe a few flurries with highs around 30 degrees. then as we get into the weekend, still very cold on saturday. may only briefly get above f

the sorry winds will warm us up for -- the southerly winds will warm us up for tomorrow. a nice day for us. what's going on with traffic? >>> let's take a trip on the rails or check on the rail. this morning marc brunswick riders, the ticketmental at the service station is out of -- ticket machine at the service station is out of service so make sure you have your dollar bills ready. elsewhere no reports of any delays on metro this morning. looking good on 95. building volume between dumfries and trying to make your way towards 123 and the occoquan. going to be slow but here building volume near newington. more volume southbound 270. i'll step out so you can see these delays near 109. >>> president obama faces an uphill battle getting republicans to approve key proposals outlined in his latest budget. >> the president sent his $4 trillion proposal to congress on monday. it includes higher taxes on wealthy americans and some middle class tax relief. g.o.p. leaders are criticizing the plan. they say it does not solve the nation's long-term fiscal problems. >>> the president

for the the rest of us we will watch the wind shift to the south and then by tomorrow morning we will have ten to 15 miles an hour wind from the south warming us up, into the 40's, but watch what happens on thursday. those temperatures will be crashing down, with snow, when we see those northwesterly wind moving in coming up we will talk about the brief break, wrapped warm up for tomorrow. thursday's clipper bringing round of light snow and potential for weekend storm that is in the seven day. i will see you later in the broadcast when i join you inside. >> we will see you then. >>> developing news tonight in bridgeton, new jersey. resident are rallying after a deadly police shooting. they are calling will for justice for junior roam reid shot and killed during a traffic stop back on december 30th. "eyewitness news" reporter cleve bryan is live in bridgeton with more bridge. >> reporter: several dozen people have gathered protesting against police brutality. this is at the site where jerome reid was shot and killed by police. they say that they are going to march from here over to the city council meet to go voice their concerns, about his

fortunately, we had a new episode of "the bachelor" tonight to keep us warm. [ cheers and applause ]h, yes. this is crazy. tonight "the bachelor," two of the women announced that they're virgins. that's excellent planning. the only thin worse than going on "the bachelor" to find love is going on "the bachelor" to lose your virginity. after tonight, 11 lucky ladies remain. four were sent home. one of the women who had to go home was ashley s. ashley s. was known as this season's crazy one. and here's part of the reason why. >> look at the moon. it's so weird to me. and we're here. that's weird to me. >> hm. when i'm in iowa and the sun's going down -- [ talking quietly ] >> i want to know everything about you. i don't know, this sounds crazy. [ whispering ] >> jimmy: yes. [ cheers and applause ] yes, ashley s. it will resonate within my mind until the end of the show when i send you home. i think sending her home was a mistake. they need nutty ones to keep it interesting. they should have a special crazy lady guest house where everyone -- could be a show of its own, by the way. this m

southwesterly winds will be warming us nicely tomorrow by 9:00 o'clock we'll see some sun the item whichre 30. by 11:00 o'clock on our way up into the 40s. we'll be at 36 though before the noon hour. then all of our attention will be drawn to the west. the pineapple express this is an atmospheric river of moisture that actually originates in hawaii so what does this have to do with our weather? this is going to be fueling the storm that will be impacting the northeast over the course of the weekend the beginning of next week. so next couple of days quiet. but then all this moisture will be digging down toward the south and east toward the delaware valley, new york and new england england. we'll watch that area of low pressure sunday night and into monday. and right now it stays mild for saturday and for sunday. but it's going to be all about the track of this low that will determine who gets the heavy snow to the north and who gets the heavy rain to the south. right now as it stands we're looking at rain showers monday morning. that's when it will arrive then rain possibility of freezing

>> i'll start to get us warmed up. it is too bad. we try to keep our panel limited.ere are a couple of other folks who would love to have on the panel. we would have loved to have someone from the hill to talk but also someone involved in one of the companies that is set up to facilitate sharing, identifying the space. been in this business, red sky alliance. been in this business, and it would have been interesting to here how they dive into this. you can look at crowd strike in releasing the information as part of identifying the market need. and a targeted question which surprised me a little bit. when it comes to these, cloud strike. in the mentioned cloud strike could set up one. that is interesting. that really bends the model. >> and that is what i imagine. is not the system you think of. an individual company could become. in the in the short term the advantage of that is that becoming they are saying, we follow a certain set of standards. once the rfp is out there the standards body is formed and there is a baseline. general counsel knows what they are getti

and body fat will keep us all warm. lit help to insulate that warmth. now seniors do go inside. it is recommended that the thermostat is set to 68 degrees. anything cooler than that could be dangerous for them. now 68 degrees may seem on the warmer side but to seniors it is not. unfortunately, this time of the year many keep their thermostat lower than that because they simply can't afford it. >> the challenge for a lot of older adult ss is that they can't pay their bills, so they try to conserve on the heat side. >> reporter: for seniors who cannot keep their apartment or home at 68 degrees, it is recommended for them to go to and adult center throughout philadelphia or one of the local senior centers. those are climate controlled and warm in there. it's a safe place to go during the day. it is absolutely frigid out here, we know that. you can see my breath when i'm talking. we are going to do and experiment of our own. we are going to pour water in this ice tray and leave it outside for the rest of the newscast. we'll see how quickly it will take to freeze. and i have another

warm valentine's day forecast. and we are expecting gradual cooling next week. this was the second day of record heat. here is what is bringing us the warm high pressure, the warm weekend that is on tap with the ridge locked in. unfortunately the long range forecast may not be exactly what you want to see. it is certainly not what i want to see in the middle of february. occasional clouds and the outlook remains dry through monday, february 23rd. we are taking you out 10 days. february is starting to look like january with the exception of last week's storms. let's hope it turns around. holiday weekend for tahoe, we should be talking about snow and we are instead talking about record warmth. this will be the third day if it hits 62. sunshine on sunday and president's day. but it will be a little bit cooler in the afternoon hours and definitely chilly in the overnight hours. low 40s to mid50s. the lowest areas will start with clear conditions. and then for the afternoon here is what it will look like. in the south bay warm, 78 in morgan hill. 77 los gatos. san jose 76 degrees. on the peninsula, mid70s san mateo and 72 in half moo

that's how many of us are keeping warm in this dangerous cold. doing that comes at a cost. we'll talk about it after the break. >> just days on the job and the u.s. defense secretary is already in a war zone. more on why this philadelphia nature sieve in afghanistan. >>> now your nbc 10 first alert weather. >> welcome back on this saturday night. we're tracking the potential for snow later on this afternoon. right now we're looking at cold temperatures as you walk out this morning you'll feel that cold air. bundle up as you head out. we have a winter storm warning that's posted. this begins at noon to the areas north and west. every county in this white shading and in the purple we are looking at an advisory, starting at noon as well. here's a look at the cold temperatures, just 12 in philadelphia. 2 degrees in allentown. 6 in mt. pocono 8 in lancaster. 2 below zero in atlantic city. it's 3 in wildwood. factor in a breeze and not all that strong but still getting to the wind chill of 3 in philadelphia. feels like zero in lancaster and the wind chill in dover is 6 below zero

warm valentine's day forecast. and we are expecting gradual cooling next week. this was the second day of record heat. here is what is bringing us the warm high pressure, the warm weekend that is on tap with the ridge locked in. unfortunately the long range forecast may not be exactly what you want to see. it is certainly not what i want to see in the middle of february. occasional clouds and the outlook remains dry through monday, february 23rd. we are taking you out 10 days. february is starting to look like january with the exception of last week's storms. let's hope it turns around. holiday weekend for tahoe, we should be talking about snow and we are instead talking about record warmth. this will be the third day if it hits 62. sunshine on sunday and president's day. but it will be a little bit cooler in the afternoon hours and definitely chilly in the overnight hours. low 40s to mid50s. the lowest areas will start with clear conditions. and then for the afternoon here is what it will look like. in the south bay warm, 78 in morgan hill. 77 los gatos. san jose 76 degrees. on the peninsula, mid70s san mateo and 72 in half moo

for today, a cold start with sunshine warming us up to 30 degrees this afternoon. tomorrow we're back in the cold but not as cold as today. 22 degrees to start with. and not as cold in the afternoon. 42 degrees is right on target for normal this time of the year. but the chance of snow comes with colder temperatures on thursday and a cold wind blowing again on friday. 12 in the morning 27 in the afternoon. so we'll end the workweek like we're getting it today. and saturday it will be warmer after a cold start. there's a chance we could see snow developing on sunday that will continue into monday. >>> want to run away with a great bargain? we chase down the best buys for the month of february including exercise equipment. >>> and a new battery from energizer gives a new meaning to the tag line "it keeps going and going." the experts at cnbc will show us the latest innovation that is also good for the environment. uh waking up to fatigued skin? sleep on this! garnier creates its first miracle sleeping cream. it fights signs of fatigue and wrinkles while you sleep. a

warm. just to give you an idea. we'll use san jose in our high temperature trend and average high about 62 degrees, highs into mid to upper 70s, tapering off to low 70s into late next week. i'll have the forecast for you in just a few minutes. >> here are some of the big waves that came crashing astore. just because it's warm outside doesn't mean it's safe to swim this weekend. a warning ex-fires in under an hour. >> welling news on a firing of a 49er coach jim harbaugh. >> yes. it turns out it wasn't a few twal decision they'll talk about it next. >> something went wrong on the golden gate bridge. what happened to the new median barrier that caused this congestion. >> and a couple involved with this incident the i team sets the record straight. >> >>> former 49ers head coach jim harbaugh is making it clear his departure wasn't mutual. he was fired he told the san jose mercury news the niners informed him in december he was being let go. >> i was told i won't be coach anymore. you can call it mutual. i didn't leave 49ers i fe

are you getting us warmed up for march madness with the brackets. >> it's technically february comingp on march. college basketball ncaa tournament, if we figure out the biggest genius am modern history, let's use a bracket for that. we started with 16 geniuses and people have been voting last couple of weeks and we whittled it down to a final four now. >> i know that some of these people are athletes which i thought was fantastic. >> athletes and whole bunch of other things too. we can show you start with part of the bracket here 16 to start with. four different groups four different regions like the ncaa tourn. of the michael jordan serena williams, who's more of a genius? they voted, michael jordan 2-1 margin. first round match-ups can be lopsided. steve jobs closer one jobs pulling that off by ten points and michael jordan and steve jobs are matched up together. not even close, michael jordan never lost like this in his career, 84 to 16%. steve jobs is still active in the competition for the genius title. >> i want to give a shoutout to lovelace, the world's earliest computer prog

warm. just to give you an idea. we'll use san jose in our high temperature trend and average high about 62 degrees, highs into mid to upper 70s, tapering off to low 70s into late next week. i'll have the forecast for you in just a few minutes. >> here are some of the big waves that came crashing astore. just because it's warm outside doesn't mean it's safe to swim this weekend. a warning ex-fires in under an hour. >> welling news on a firing of a 49er coach jim harbaugh. >> yes. it turns out it wasn't a few twal decision they'll talk about it next. >> something went wrong on the golden gate bridge. what happened to the new median barrier that caused this congestion. >> and a couple involved with this incident the i team sets the record straight. >> and fele announcer: through presidents' day, get 36 months interest-free financing, and save up to $300 on beautyrest and posturepedic. even get three years interest-free financing on tempur-pedic. plus, free delivery, set up and removal of your old set. and sleep train's 100-day m

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for today, warming trend brings us into the mid-70s just about everywhere. in addition to that big warm-up as we get into the next couple days we are going to see some big waves out there at your local beaches. for valentine's day, near 80 degrees, only in some parts of the bay area. we'll show you that in just a moment to let you know if your city might break a record because it's warm for this time of year. right now, as promised, let's see what's going on with the road. >> how you doing? we're over here towards the san mateo bridge where traffic is flowing nicely. look at 92 from the hayward side, we had slowing showing up. very nice drive here. let's look from the peninsula side off the high-rise or onto the high-rise. aside from the camera freezing from time to time, that's the only issue. not a problem for the drivers, just for us. green in the westbound direction, that yellow down just below the speed limit across the bridge. that's why we've changed colors. not a major problem. looking at the dumbarton bridge, widening out the shot, you see the south

us. >> very warm welcome. headlines for you at this hour -- >> russian president vladimir putin says kiev cutting off gasoline to ukraine reeks of genocide. >> we get a german lawmaker's take on a new bill. >> and berlin's bid to host the 2024 olympics. organizers are working to get the city's residence on board. the guns in eastern ukraine were largely silent on wednesday, but the rhetoric 20 moscow and kiev is becoming more and more belligerent. >> while russia says that ukraine cutting off gas supplies to separatist held regions would be tantamount to genocide. the ukrainian gas authority says pipelines to those regions were damaged in the fighting but have since been repaired. >> both sides are now threatening to restrict access to gas supplies in the middle of winter. we'll get the latest from our correspondent in kiev and just a moment, but first, this report. >> no sooner was there a lull in fighting in eastern ukraine than the war of words between moscow and kiev intensified. russian president vladimir

for us, hazy, warm, a little bit of an off-shore push. a warmer thursday, probably into friday, saturday, as well. a dry pattern awhile. sinking air. that warm air aloft means mild conditions. there's a little out there. high clouds, hazy skies, chilly lose, but then mostly cloudy and warm. very warm toward the south bay and over towards santa cruz costline. 6 0s and 7 0s, 77 in santa cruz. gill roy 76. upper 6 0s, 7 0s across the board. we'll take it into a warmer friday, saturday. probably peak out than. still mild to warm sunday, monday. everything will be in the east of us. brutally cold. >> the people of maine want your forecast. >> the people in chicago want it. people in new york want it. >> boston, too. they're keeping an eye on our weather. >> all right, steve. thank you. >>> 6:21 is the time now. an attempt to ban a popular workout wear. why one thinks yoga pants should be illegal in public. >>> coming up next, another sea lion. look at this one. found stranded in the bay. how drivers helped a park ranger rescue this sick animal

us will be staying dry tomorrow. our weather will be all about the wind over the next 24 hours, lot the wind they lighten up tonight by 11:00 p.m. and they turn southerly. that will warm us many tomorrow morning out of the south, millville at 16. 21 miles an hour sustain wind in wildwood. during the day tomorrow that southeasterly wind will make it feel very good as temperatures break the the 40-degree mark. look at what happens on thursday northwesterly wind return and it will get cold again, so we will get one day of a break and that wrapped warm up comes tomorrow and then thursday's clipper brings light snow and then all eyes are on the weekend for another potential storm, to bring the chance of snow, you may need to shovel, more on that coming up later in the broadcast when kate and i join you inside. >> all right kathy thanks very much. >>> is there developing news tonight, jordan is vowing revenge after confirming the execution of the jordanian military pilot captured by the terror group isis. that video was posted by isis showing that pilot being burned alive, inside of a cage. the pilot was captured in december after his plane crashed, during a u.s. led bombin

. >> actually, we didn't have enough firewood to keep us warm. as you know the korean homes are have a flu that goes under the floor that keeps the house warm. if you have enough wood to put in there and warm the place up. in the winter of -- 1950 '51, they didn't stockpile the wood. they took what they needed when they left their homes. we had no wood to heat the place up with. we slept 10 to 12 to 15 people per room. that's cozy if you know what i'm saying. you get close. of course, lice warere bad. >> oh, yeah. >> everyone was lousy. we picked lice off each other as best as we could. you can't get rid of those thinks. we finally, those that were able would go into the fields or forest, if you will and gather firewood and we were able to gather enough wood to heat the floors in the homes. i think that was the saving promise there. things did get better. the reservoir was frozen. we had to walk across the ice into the field side. after the chinese were able to get boats in there. it came later, early in the year next to march, april, may or some

warm. >> he's sticking it to us. we're staying warm in these studios. >>> what a season it's been for maryland women's basketball team, trying to stay up defeated in conference play hosting indiana on senior night. terps only have one senior, lauren mincy. the present and future is ripe for the terps no. 5 on the country. mincy being honored on senior night and saving the best for last. she was just getting started. 2nd half more mincy, a triple game high, 28 for the terps senior. terps improve to 26-2 and win 83-72. >>> hoopsters always dream about getting in the zone where anything that leaves your happened goes in. that's what happened to florida state freshman guard xavier mayes last night. he wasin the zone, 30 points in the last four minutes and 38 seconds of the game, truly one of the most impressive offensive displays in college basketball history. to put that in perspective. i talked with georgetown shooter devonte smith. his career high is only 32 points. >> that happened saturday. so this is just like a rhy

first alert meteorologist michelle grossman will be back to tell us how warm it will get on this sunday. >>> okay. so i know we've had some really cold days over the past week or so. it's been not great. but, it could be a lot worse. snow hit the area near albany new york overnight. several cars went off the road and ended up in ditches or snowbanks. this storm is expected to get more intense a little bit later on today. and the area could get 9 more inches by tomorrow night. >> nothing like that here. we're looking at the potential for some snow in some spots, especially in the poconos by tomorrow. today we're going to be dry. we love it. we're extending this dry weekend, which is good news. here's a live look outside. a perfect day to go skiing in the pocono mountains. that was a live view there. temperatures anywhere from 5 up to 15 degrees warmer than this time yesterday. we are 11 degrees warmer in dover. that puts us mainly in the 40s to the south and east. right now, we're looking at 41 in philadelphia. 41 in washington township. 36 right now in chester spring. chester springs to