incredible tennis, really good to watch, warming us up with chung's defeat of novak djokovic and alson the replay, are we looking forward toa the replay, are we looking forward to a big showdown between these two youngsters? i know chung, who won the inaugural nexgen tournament, the best players under 21 organised by the atp, he is a wall, and the out djokoviced djokovic. very exciting to watch. then you have sandgren, a bit ofan to watch. then you have sandgren, a bit of an unknown, 97 in the world. his debut in australia, never won a grand slam match before this year and then he's in the quarter—finals and then he's in the quarter—finals and he's done it the hard way, he defeated number nine seed wawrinka, not fully fit, though, after knee surgery, not fully fit, though, after knee surgery, then dominic thiem, you can't say he's not fully fit, he a lwa ys can't say he's not fully fit, he always is. he came through that one in five hours. he's looking relaxed, he's playing his tennis, enjoying his tennis and would you believe the 58th ranked chung or the 97th ranked sandgren will be

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with us. vice pres. pence: thank you. thank you for the warm welcome. the part of and on the first lady, we are honored to be with you today. in the home of the president of israel. it is deeply meaningful for me to be able to be with you here in jerusalem. the capital of the state of israel. it is my great honor yesterday to be afforded the opportunity to be the first vice president of the united states to address you. i want to thank you personally for your attendance at my remarks. and i want to thank you for your words.s let me say that president trump's decision to recognize jerusalem as israel's capital, we hope, is the clearest sign unwavering commitment of the united states of america. to israel. as i announced yesterday, mr. hasident, president trump directed our state department working with ambassador friedman to complete the transition of from here tobassy jerusalem by the end of next year. and we look forward to that as a tangible sign of our enduring commitment and alliance to the state of israel and to the people of this great nation. the

with the heating system. there was a break a few days ago and several under ground pipes. some are using stove or oven to stay warm. with kids nearby. >> i have a whole curtain balled up to block the air. at the top. so i'm making sure we stay warm in here. >> reporter: she tells us she's doing everything she can for her four kids. one is sleeping on the ground less than 20 feet from the oven. it's on 350 for the night. >> we have no other choice but to stay awake and monitor your house and the house and your children. and make sure it's warm and they're safe. >> management says they're doing everything they can. to fix this issue. they're handing out temporary space heaters. they opened up the community center. and hope to have this problem fixed by wednesday. >>> all right. the people there in the story and chester. all over the region will be feeling the cold over night. >> first alert meteorologist is looking at the temperatures right now. >> the good news is they're not nearly as cold as they have been for quite a while. it's 33 degrees philadelphia. that's the warmest it's been all day. it's pretty cold else

with a winter weather advisory for the sierra. we have two systems, one of them over us now with the warm sector but the second one is tapping into the moisture and this will arrive later today. wherever you are you are getting measurable rain up to four inches in some places. maybe the russian ruble -- river and the santa cruz mountains. that is why we have the flash flood watch to 6:00 tomorrow morning. the second system is currently developing and that will crank up the wind as well. the wind as well as some areas to the north picking up a little bit in healdsburg and cloverdale. as sal would say it is sold out with the rain. the heavier cells are around half moon bay and the santa cruz mountains. i expect all of this to be picking up tonight with 40s and 50s for the temperatures. the wind starts to ramp up early on in the sierra and we have a winter weather advisory. tomorrow they will likely get some snow but it will be at the higher levels. hunker down as we have some heavy rain totals coming. >>> all of that water on the roads is causing a slick commute and traffic is slow everywhere. >> alex savidge has been driving aroun

that is a westerly flow and sets us up with a warm opportunity for some showers. looking at the patterns shift, and that could lead to some showers as we head into the latter part of the week, especially on thursday. forecast high temperatures tomorrow are in the upper 50s to low 60s. this is sort of an interesting deal here. i have a chance of showers tomorrow and on thursday. but right now, nothing is really consolidating yet. it is not a lot going on but thursday, we will know a lot more. >>> it was one of the greatest finishes and nfl history. here is what the last play of the vikings-saints game sound alike on the vikings radio network.>> cases on a deep drop steps up in the pocket and is caught. all my god!! oh my god oh my god!! are you kidding me!! >> that is the first time in nfl history there has been a game-winning touchdown on the final play of regulation in a playoff game. fox announced today that more than 46 million people tuned in last night, and as much fun as the game was, the fans losing their mind in the celebration was just as much fun. hockey

us on this saturday morning. thanks for being with us. >> have a great saturday and stay warm. >>> hi, everyone and welcome to "inside the redskins". it was a frigid ending to a bitter cold season. it seems as if injuries just kept snowballing into an avalanche that covered the entire season. head coach jay gruden spoke to the media about the redskins year and what the off-season will bring in washington and it's brought to you by long and foster. >> how would you sum up this season? >> well, i think at this point without a doubt anytime you're standing up here and the playoffs are going on and you're not a part, you're disappointed. we had high hopes going into the season. we didn't produce the way you have to produce in the national football league on a ns

the warm weather is going to be with us again today. n this afternoon, we'll be in the 50s. we're going to keep warming up through tomorrow. but that comes with rain. >> the rain is -- >> i will take the rain. it's like one of those things. a rainy day at the beach is better than a day at work. have the umbrella tomorrow. we have that warming trendy talked about through the end of the week. but the rain to end the week too. colder air. it will be back as we go into sunday. you'll notice it starting to move in as we get into saturday. the mid to upper 30s, 40 degrees in washington right now. nice and dry an radar. the clouds hang around today. cloudy skies. there's rain off to the west and the south. it will get more organized before it tries to move in. still far away. maybe later on this evening, we'll see showers approaching. commute looks dry today. tomorrow we have that rain for the morning and evening commute. lookwh the weekend, though. tomorrow, in the mid-60s. saturday, falling temperatures once that rain clears. and then by sunday, look at that. we are 31 degrees. it

glad you're inside and warm with us as bone chilling temperatures are gripping the entire east coast, follow that fierce winter storm. the mercury, single digits from philadelphia to boston, wind chills making it feel like minus 20 degrees. tonight, the temperature could plunge to zero in some places. forecasters say you have to wait until next week for it to warm up. someone in the sunshine state now living on easy street after a winning ticket in the mega millions lottery was sold in florida. that one ticket hits the jackpot of 450 million dollars. meanwhile, the powerball drawing tonight, well, it's not a slouch either. you can still get your tickets, $570 million. as they say you can't win if you don't play. i'm leland vittert, now, back to forbes on fox. david: it you can't beat them then sue them. new york governor andrew cuomo announcing his state will sue over the federal tax overhaul signed by president trump, cuomo calling it unconstitutional and an assault on new york. and a mass exodus of folks from high tax states like new york. sabrina you say cuomo should stop talking a

clear skies or not, when you can just wautch it with us and stay nice and warm and cozy on nbc 10. 39 tomorrow. 44 saturday. 57 on saturday. 56 on sunday. with a chance of rain. 46 monday. it will be windy and back to the 30s tuesday and then right back up into the 50s. >>> hey, guys, iced tea is my guest tonight. plus we have meghan trainor, music from the avit brothers. it's a great show. do not change the channel. get the best internet with the best shows and get the best of both worlds. fios by verizon gives you the fastest internet available for only $79.99 a month online with a two year agreement, and your netflix is on us for one year. and with the gigabit connection on the 100% fiber-optic network, you can stream on up to 100 devices at once. so get the fastest internet available, plus netflix, plus up to200 tv channels, plus phone, plus a two-year price guarantee. all for just $79.99 per month. it's time to fiber optics your netflix. go to getfios.comto switch today. >>> it's a fund-raising event honoring distinguished women who exhibit leadership in the community. tonight, t

they were using stoves to keep warm with kids nearby. a message said broken underground pipes caused the heating problems. a mother of four has to keep her oven open and set at 350 degrees. >> you have no other choice but to monitor your house and the stove and your children to make sure it's warm and that they are safe. >> got to come and try to sweep water to save my furniture. >> smooth trying to fix the problem quickly. it handed out temporary space heaters to residents. we have not heard back any information yet. >>> and in cumberland county, water gushed out of this millville restaurant, down the steps and out into the streets. a broken pipe caused this. neighbors told us water was flying like niagara falls before freezing outside. >>> this morning, we're checking to see if there are flight delays and cancelations at philly international. the wintry mix yesterday delayed about 240 flights and canceled more than two dozen others. if you plan to fly today or any time, check with your airline first before heading out. you see the icy

it's cold outside the northeast glad you're home inside and warm with us. i'm leland vittert, now back to cavuto on business. >> we got to work with the department of justice and needs to do a couple things number one they need to file charges against the sanctuary cities and number two hold back through funding and another thing they need to do is hold these politicians personally accountable. i mean, more citizens are going to die because these policies and these politicians can't make these decisions and be held unaccountable for people dying. i mean, we need to hold these politicians accountable for their actions. neil: all right, not a very happy acting ice director that interview that create created some buzz because he does not like what he's seen in california where they e essentially made the entire state a sanctuary state and says it sends a bad signal and makes it tougher for him to do his job and catch the bad guys. ben what do you think? ben: i think that this is essentially a rebellion by the state of california and very much like the beginnin

sites it's cases that now this is a business he's waited on it sees it is with us and she added. warm and cuddly from. now i would stop and something excuse us. the us president dr that devil's which was. quite inches have say in where those helicopters wasn't and that security detail yeah as expected from the us president not donald trump as we were saying is touched down at this is ski resort. is ahead of his much anticipated speech on friday us president says he's bringing a message of peace and prosperity to the world economic forum. from is the first us president to attend the annual gathering since bill clinton in two thousan. from added he would be supported amongst the devils the lead despite his anti globalization rhetoric during his time in office. now us treasury secretary has been speaking in doubles ahead of mister trump's big address tomorrow steven a new chin breaking with traditionn by saying a weakr dollar was good for us trad. those comments because the us currency to fall to its lowest level in three years don't from however says the comments were taken out of conte

martin per follow manager of trinity asset management joins us to discuss brian thanks for being with us happy new year hope you're staying warm there and in chicago one of the people works here said their fathers the temperature in their cars said it was nine below over the weekend before we get to talking about bond market specifically you're a well known investment advisor give us your take on markets in general and in the u.s. and around the world please. well i think their equity markets. are pretty healthy right now you know it relates to the to our bond market discussion but yellen and bernanke both said during their their years that the fed that they that they needed help. in terms of fiscal policy from congress with with their monetary policy stimulus so they cut rates as low as they can you know obviously zero you can't go lower than that although there were lower in europe but now you've got the fiscal stimulus that two fed chairs have practically begged for four years so you know the tax the tax bill tax reform should be a big deal although it should be a should be a stimulus to both the economy and to corporate ea

warm authorities. the warmer times. great to have you with ushursday morning, we do have good news it, will warm up once again today, i'm thomas with karen, bob and scott. always a pleasure. >> good morning, everybody. yes, mother nature's going to bring the hose out, squirt down the front step, get rid of all of the gook and salt. >> all of the snow, looks so beautiful, now all grunge i and dirty and all of the shush out. >> spring like temperatures then the snow next week. >> absolutely, let's talk about this warm up, guys. 50's today. 60s tomorrow. it is spring break, look at the temperatures, we're above freeze willing right now. 39 degrees in philadelphia. i mean compared to what we've been getting yes, it feels pretty comfortable, right? weather by the numbers, scale of one to ten, we give today a nine. mid 40's already in wildwood, and atlantic city, 38 degrees in trenton and wilmington. looking at ultimate doppler right now, you can see the rainfall off to the west. that's tomorrow's system, high temperatures today, top out at 54 degrees

us the warm-up. satellite 6 along with action radar showing just not a cloud in the sky.nks to a broad area of high pressure that is down across the gulf coast. and this high pressure will move east as we head through the weekend than brings us the warmer air and tonight clear skies and another cold night with the melting going on today. and a refreeze and patchy black ice overnight and overnight low 15 and cooler suburbs 23 degrees for center city. and for your friday nice day and mostly sunny and temperatures slightly above normal. and the normal high for this time of year is 40. a high of 40 in philadelphia and wilmington 42 and cape may 41 and allentown cooler 38 degrees. and then this weekend the high pressure again moves to the east be what this does, it sets us with the wind out of the southwest. that is a warm flow of air. afternoon highs will be climbing over 10 degrees above average and a true january thaw and great timing for the eagles game at the linc. 6:40 kickoff and 46 degrees by the end of the game and 42 degrees and warmer than the last game. partly clou

after getting back to campus after the winter break, met with boiler issues, making it tough to keep the dormitories warm. tom roussey is live on cap us with the issues and the impact it's having tonight. tom? tom: this is not a good situation. behind me right now, howard university crews. this right here, steam. this heats the dorms and right now it's not working for all of them. studentse howard returned from winter break tuesday, some of them got a rude awakening. >> i cannot sleep through the night because it was freezing cold. >> i want to take a shower today, could not do it. it is too cold. tom: some are doing better than others. >> i was surprised i have he. tom: others have no heat. classes start monday and the university is asking students not to come back until sunday at noon at the earliest. it is too late for some. crews are working to fix what howard says are problems with boilers and ruptured steam pipes. throughout the night, parts of the campus were filled with steam as the crews work. while they fix the problem, some dorms may remain without heat fo experiencing one of its coldest stretches in years. some have had en

warm. the winds stay with us into wednesday.st. 0n chiefly to the far north and west. on wednesday hopefully sheltered eastern areas will see fewer showers and certainly a little more sunshine coming through. but still not particularly warm. a change to come through the latter stages of wednesday into the early hours of thursday with a deep area of low pressure moving in and that is going to bring gales or severe gales to the south and some snow across central and southern scotland. this is bbc news. the headlines at 11: the construction giant, carillion, has gone into liquidation with debts of £900 million, threatening thousands of jobs. tonight, ministers held an emergency meeting to discuss plans for maintaining essential services in the public sector. the government is working very hard indeed across all departments to make sure that the liquidation of carillion takes place in an orderly manner and does not disrupt public services. a coroner in cumbria concludes that 13—month—old poppi worthington had been sexually assaulted

happy new year and thank you for joining us. 2018 is getting off to a cold start with temperatures not warming up anytime soon.>> we are in for a really cold start to 2018. hopefully many of you have the day off so you can stay inside. temperatures right at 23 0 but with that wind at 40 miles per hour it feels much colder than that. it feels like it is 11 0 in d.c.. look at that out in oakland, it feels like 12 0 below zero. we will only see temperatures in the mid-20s throughout the day today. this is what it looks like as we head into tomorrow. this cold air will stick around and we do not have a wind chill advisory tonight we may have one added. everyone will be heading back to work and school and it will feel like three 0 at that hour farther out in western maryland it feels like six 0 below zero. throughout the day it will feel like in the teens with temperatures very cold tomorrow evening. that is part of what tops the weather headlines, a cold night i had and chilly temperatures as you head back to work. we even have a chance to see some snow wednesday heading into thursday but only a f

wonderful parents fred and cindy warm dear are here with us tonight along with autos brother and sister austin. and gretta please thank you. thank you. thank. god of all people. you are powerful witnesses to a menace that threatens our world and your strength truly inspires us all thank you very much thank you thank. you. tonight we pledge to honor our those memory with. total american resolve thank you. finally thank. you we are joined by one more witness to the ominous nature of this regime his name is mr g. sung ho in one nine hundred ninety six song ho was a starving boy in north korea one day he tried to steal coal. from a railroad car to barter for a few scraps of food which were very hard to get in the process he passed out on the train tracks exhausted from hunger he woke up as a train ran over his limbs he then endured multiple amputations without anything to dull the pain or the hurt his brother and sister gave what little food they had to help him recover and ate dirt themselves permanently stunting their own growth later he was tortured by north korean authorities after retu

now bringing us the storm and bringing us some very warm air associated with it too. but the cold air will come right back. that warm air, it's not sticking around long at all. and really, we've got two days of it. here's to cloud cover around the area. notice by 5:00 starting to see? rain in our southwest zones. by 8:00 we've got some rain back toward the blue ridge. i do think we're going to get through the rush without much of a problem but we could see a few problems toward the end of the rush. in the overnight thursday night here's 11:00, not much going on, but watch this. boom. here comes a lot of rain. in here by 6:00, 7:00, 8:00 early friday morning. that's going to coincide with the early morning rush. then around 1:00 in the afternoon really around noon we're going to get a little bit of a break. i don't think we'll see any sun. if we do it's going to feel great out there. we're going to get some wind. temperatures will get into the mid 60s. we're dry most of the day and then the rain moves back in overnight friday night. so you'll need the umbrella as you s

it is really warm in southern california with a red flag warning as it was 89 in long beach yesterday. burbank was 86, ucla 84. it is going to stay warm and believe me they could use some rain but the outlook for everybody looks really dry for the first week of february. 60s with 70s in santa cruz. 7:01, is it good or bad on the roads?>> mostly good. i tend to be optimistic but yes it is good for the most part. i want to tell you that we do have some slow spots and traffic on 80 westbound will be backed up from the carquinez bridge to the macarthur maze in some spots. 32 minutes to make the drive and when you get to the bay bridge there is a backup which is typical. on the carpool it looks pretty normal. this is a look at interstate 880 where traffic is not too slow. it has been very slow on the ultimate pass this morning, slower than usual on 580 before 205 and 880 had some problems in hayward but the south bay commute is moderately heavy especially on the 101 and 85. this is 280 and san jose. bart had some 20 minute delays from san francisco to the east bay for a variety of reasons. we will bring you an update on that very soon. it is 7:03, let's get back to the

warm. anna-lysa gayle joining us with childhood friends behind a social media challenge all focused on sleeping bags. anna-lysa? anna-lysa: that is right. two young men from montgomery county will use the social media to call on the celebrities to help them with a challenge to help the homelessness in the frigid temperatures. this is 19 degrees. they have selected fun for a hundred sleeping those who are experiencing homelessness. they want to see more people doing the same. they are calling for the celebrities to hand out the sleeping bags they already purchased through the fundraiser which started only three weeks ago. they already exceeded the money they needed. here is what they had to say about why they are doing this. >> i feel like because they don't have that. they don't have anything. for to us provide a sleeping bag as shelter, i feel like it means the world to them. >> coming up tonight on newschannel8 at 10:00 and abc7 news at 11:00, see how the young men already helped dozens in the d.m.v. they distribute 40 sleeping bags. we will have more on that. anna-lysa gayle, abc7 news. on i

warm today. but it should still be a decent afternoon with daytime highs in the mid 40s. yeah, yesterday gorgeous. afternoon sunshine warmed usly made 51. 50 dulles. 49bwi marshall. those were our warmest temperatures so far in 2018 got to get back to christmas week last time we were that warm. normal high 43 degrees. so we're now into or entering the typically our coldest time of year. won't be terribly cold this afternoon although it is cold this morning. again temperatures overnight for everybody here below freezing so there might be a slippery spot or two just keep that in mine. then we'll focus on west some of that will move in this afternoon kind of partly sunny day a dry afternoon. temps in the 40s for us. and really not a bad afternoon high pressure here keeps things nice and dry that will scoot offshore and the clouds you're going to see later this afternoon associated with a warm front which will help pump our temperatures to around 60 by tomorrow. you probably noticed very dry around here lately. even the snow that we've been picking up has been very light. we've got a good chance of some rain around here steady ra

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high pressure will be building in the coming days and that will keep us dry and also warm us up. today, drying out with a mix of sun and clouds. into the weekend, temperatures will begin to climb. mid and upper 60s for some of the warmer locations as we get into the back part of the weekend and the first part of next week. fan fest is going on at jack london square tomorrow between 11 and 2. we will be off to a chilly start tomorrow morning. expect valley fog. as we get into the afternoon it will feel better. if you're going out, you are likely to wake up in the upper 30s and low 40s. low 50s in the forecast, upper 50s to get near 60 for the second part of the day. temperatures will be slightly warmer than what we see today. here's a look at the temperatures right now. 46 in santa rosa. 51 in oakland. 56, san jose. this is the lunch hour. as we get into the afternoon, temperatures will not go out much further. santa rosa, 52 degrees. 54 in san rafael. 55 for san francisco. mid to upper 50s for the east bay shore. as we get into the south bay, temperatures ranging from the mid to upper 50s. 57, san jose

with us. maybe not as strong, but that's a colder day ahead for tomorrow. i'll show you when it's going to warm up with the ten day on ten when i'm back. >>> right now nothing to report in way of major traffic jams. >> yeah, no major issues. let's take a look at your drive times on the pennsylvania turnpike where much of the construction has cleared. some of that overnight construction that was affecting things, that has been cleared. this is the camera from gerard avenue i was trying to show you ten minutes ago but i don't control of that. it appears on the ramp to gerard avenue or the gerard avenue ramp to 95, rather, there's a vehicle on the side. i've just seen traffic. it's having to slow as it goes around it, but it's not causing any major delays. it's about five minutes and the same if you go in the opposite direction. >>> still ahead this morning, a first for women on capitol hill. >> it's 2018, ask it's about time we started breaking down some barriers here in the senate. >> how a senator is now making history. >>> also saving lives or enabling addicts. reaction to a philadelphia propo

with us. to take your famous line. you're warming our hearts. >> reporter: it does get better we have relief in the seven-day forecast, it's just going to take more time as it goes over to the windchill advisory. windchill values could be as low as get this, 25 to 30 below over the next couple of hours. everybody else we're looking at an advisory in other parts of the viewing area, south jersey, the western suburbs, i-95 corridor, we're looking at windchill values zero to 15 below. frostbite can occur in 25 minutes or less. this is dangerous stuff. it is part of the region we issued the accuweather alert. take a look at where the temperatures stack up to the average. 16 degrees is the forecasted high. 40 is where we normally should be. way below seasonal averages, we're sitting at 9 degrees below the seasonal average of 26. minus 2 in the poconos, 7. 7 in allentown. 9 in philadelphia. 8 in millville. 13 in cape may. wilmington, dover, atlantic city, all those locations by the way could set new record lows by tomorrow morning. windchi

warm out. stay with us bill: welcome backing to "chasing news." i am bill spadea. we got a lot more show for you today. we'll check in with dan zarrow about the big warmup and the freeze that is going to follow. all of that coming up but first check in with our reporter back has a story about thousands of salvadorans who could face dep or tation and have been in the country since 2001 on a temporary visa that expires every 18 months here we're 17 years in but a destrition the trump administration could mean they are packing the bag abc heading back. mark, what do you got for us? reporter: many immigrants live. the fact that it affects the status could be removed by president trump in the near future is directly and adversely affecting the lives of many residents here who has been here for decade. he has told me my life is here. think life of the two children are here. he wants to stay. but unfortunately he may have to leave soon in case president trump goes through with the move he wants to make regarding over 200,000 salvadoran immigrants living here. bill: mark,

us this week. francesa long shortly with a warm weather, accuweather forecast. >>> this morning, pope francis is decryingin afghanistan and asking how much longer people there must suffer the inhumane violence. the pontiff made his remarks to the faithful in st. peter's square. he denounced the suicide bombing that killed more than 100 in kabul this weekend. and another a week earlier at a hotel in the afghan capital. pope francis led a moment of silent prayer for the victims and their families. >>> we turn now to the flu epidemic. schools in at least six states will be closed tomorrow. it's an attempt to spread of the virus. abc news reporter zachary quiche has the latest. >>> this morning the number of flu cases on the rise. schools across the country closing with others racing to disinfect their classrooms. more than a dozen schools in oklahoma forced to cancel classes. >> we felt like at the end, it was what was best for our kids. >> as many as 20% of the kids out. schools in states closing doors. in parts of florida, a shortage of bus drivers with so many getting sick with the flu. >> it felt like m

with more showers on friday. look at these morning tempers on friday, upper 50s and 60 in fredericksburg. friday is breezy, warm with showers or possible thunderstorm. don't get used to that because the colder air will return heading into the weekend. get your full forecast anytime you like on our wusa 9 news app. >>> just ahead on your 9 news at noon, the deterrent of floodwaters in sin city. >>> the teacher takedown after questioning the pay raise and ds >>> actor james franco said that the allegations accusing him of sexual misconduct are not accurate. at least two accusers came forward after he won the golden globe. allie sheedy writes that james franco just won, and don't ask me why i left the film and television business. actress haley wrote, remember the time he pushed my head down toward your exposed [null] . he was asked about these allegations last night by stephen colbert. >> the things i have read on twitter are not accurate. i completely support people coming out and being able to have a voice.>> franco and participate in the new york times chat tonight about the recent film but after the allegations became public the invitation was withdrawn. >>> tea

warming buses to the scene for residents coming out of the building. so far no injuries have been reported but we will let you know. >>> kate bilo joins with us our forecast and we're talking about the warm up on the way. >> they will need warming buses. you don't want to be outside too long in tonight's coal. still pretty rough out there but things are getting bet's weise head toward weekend. temperatures are on the way up , a little bit above average for january, we're talking about 10 degrees above average with sunshine and not a lot of win, pretty great weather to look forward over the next several days, and only if the weekend with get here. everybody counting down we're almost there. lets take a peak outside heading outside tonight things are quiet in center city, skies are clear, you can see a crescent moon out there tonight, a beautiful, bought full evening to look at, been a great day out the window but stepping outside you will realize if you do not have gloves, scarves, hats you will want to go inside and put them on. it is cold ever then it looks outside. storm scan three is clear, nothing going on, we have high pressure in control and it will

brody logan joins us with what we have next. >> warm is really good at using scary words to pay attention same time every year. i saw one report that used not just super scary bomb cyclone but winter sure taken and exploding storm and monster from the ocean to talk about this winter storm. it's like every other winter storm. i'm kind of jealous. >>> i'll do with weather scare tactics to describe the wizards match-up something that happens again and again every year and this time it's armageddon at the arena and if they lose the franchise will be left in ashes and never recover for years to come wizards up two. doing what he does best divrpingz and ubre jr. for the follow. put back slam. up four in the seconds. bradley beal wide open and wiz up two and biel on the swirm like monster storm. put him in a mrepder. step back. hit the tre. great grime beihl. wizards win the bomb cyclone game. >> after finishing undefeatsed with win over auburn they're calling themself national champions. some say they're undeserving based on the ror and oklahoma state claims 1941 when they lost two games and fi

us with sunshine for tomorr tomorrow. by the time snow gets to us, it will be rain. it will be too warm for anything else. today, right up to freezing, 32 degrees the high temperature, a wintry mix this afternoon. that icy situation with temperatures dropping down below freezing may continue into the early morning hours if left untreated. mother nature will treat us to sunshine, melting for tuesday and wednesday. look at thursday, up to 50 degrees. the clouds will be building thursday night, and here comes the rain. ea even warmer on friday. the salt and graham will wash away -- and grime will wash away on friday and saturday. it should be drying out for the eagles game in the afternoon. 47 on saturday. another round of cold, but not the brutal cold that we've been through. high temperatures into the 30s and dry from sunday, monday, tuesday, and wednesday. >> bill, thanks for that. >>> 5:54. it's been a season of water main breaks. >> let's check in with katy zachry for details and how it affects the commute. >> this morning is no exception really. we're seeing water main breaks affecting things on mansion

wonderful parents fred and cindy warmed you are here with us tonight along with autos brother and sister austin and gretta slaves thanks thanks thanks . credible people. you are powerful witnesses to a menace that threatens our world and your strength truly inspires us all thank you very much thank you thank you. thank. you and tonight we pledge to honor otto's memory with. total american resolve. thank you. finally thank you. we are joined by one more witness to the ominous nature of this regime his name is mr g. sung ho. in one thousand nine hundred six song ho was a starving boy in north korea one day he tried to steal coal from a railroad car to barter for a few scraps of food which were very hard to get in the process he passed out on the train tracks exhausted from hunger he woke up as a train ran over his limbs he then endured multiple amputations without anything to dull the pain or the hurt. his brother and sister gave what little food they had to help him recover and ate dirt themselves permanently stunting their own growth. later he was tortured by north korean authorities aft

being struggling to deal with her this is same thing with the go on as in some of the trees as well people taken inside to warm them up on what showed us with the best of ideas but we are going to general warming taking place over the next few days you see the colors change on the map as a move the forecast through towards monday so good news in that respect but this a price to be paid for that and that price is going to come in the form of some snow another weather system developing over the rockies which is going to be pushing into wards parts of the midwest eventually the mid atlantic. as you run through the weekend so there's what we have at the moment then we start to get this development taking place across the rockies so there's the remnants of our storm grace in a way out in the atlantic but as we head through the next twenty four hours as we get into the middle and to reach in there you start to see the snow developing and i move on twenty four hours into monday and see we're going to see some really heavy snow for and temperatures still really struggling. richard thank you well still ahead on the al-jazeera news hour a cartel

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with the us. yes and there seems to be a slight warming up of relations between john yang and seoul. what's the tactic behind that are they trying to drive a wedge between those two allies. here is the board understand that it was always it has always been the strategy of north korea to have this wedge between the u.s. and south korea because there are conflicting interests here so that's nothing new but it's of course a very important good positive step that north korea came out and proposed these dial the style look with with south korea and i think it's a very good opportunity for deescalating the comfortable situation right now all right well on the opposite spectrum of course is that they're rushing it up of tensions because this brings us to that provoke of nuclear button comment by u.s. president donald trump in a tweet aimed at the north korean leader he disparaged the size of that country's nuclear arsenal it was in response to a speech from kim in which he warned the u.s. that the nuclear launch button was always within easy reach this is what he said mr time said i too hav

with temperatures in the 30's. not really a big warm up but it's still better that what many of us have dealt with over the past couple of weeks. another thing to look out for in this cold is frost bite. so if you out in this weather - be sure to dress in layers, wear hats, gloves and a scarf to stay warm. new this morning-- we're getting word that kramer middle school in southeast will be open today as planned. yesterday -- a pipe burst inside the building -- causing heat and power to go out. crews have fixed the issue, so classes will resume this morning. check this out -- up in baltimore a water main break in the fells point neighborhood covered streets in ice and even trapped cars. a pump is supposed to be installed today to completely stop the water from flowing. it could still be another week or two until crews get the part needed to fix the break. do you remember this scene in fairfax county?? it started with a man randomly assaulting a child -- and led to a carjacking, a police chase and a crash. well brandon vinson -- the man accused of it all is due in court today. at district court with details. ryan? break

with us this afternoon. ladies and gentlemen and young people, please give a warm march for life welcome to the speaker of the house of representatives, paul ryan. hey everybody how are you doing? look at this crowd. oh my gosh! look at this! can we just thank god for giving us a pro-life resident back in the white house? [applause] what a crowd. this is so exciting. it is so exciting to see so many young people here today. your energy is so infectious. i have been participating in the march for life for years, and there is one thing that it always struck me. and there is one thing that strikes me again right now, and that is the vigor and enthusiasm of the pro-life movement. [applause] looking out on this crowd, i can see that there are people from all ages, all walks of life. is young people here is what so inspiring, because it tells us that this is a movement that is on the rise. [applause] do you know why the pro-life movement is on the rise? because truth is on our side. [applause] life begins at conception. [applause] do you know why the pro-life movement is on the rise? because of science is on our si

with huge protests. a very warm welcome you're watching starting international with me and here and get happy with us this hour now we start with breaking news the taliban says it was behind an explosion that killed at least fifty six people and wounded one hundred seventy others in the afghan capital kabul as according to reports citing health ministry officials local journalists belong to the wire reports speaking to multiple sources within the police an intelligence and health ministry there saying at least fifty six people are confirmed killed among them mostly civilians but also police officers member the police force in ordinary people who are just there outside of the hospital the attack took place right in the heart of kabul this is not very far from the swedish embassy from the european union from the in the nation embassy and from the high peace council which is down the road the area where the attack took place is less than one hundred meters from the office of the police chief of kabul less than twenty meters away from the afghan intelligence facilities and obviously less than thirty meters fr

us on mornings on 2. tuesday, january 30. i'm dave clark. >> i'm pam cook thank you for waking up with us. it's 4:30 am. it already feels a little warm outside. it feels nice for almost february. it feels more like may, april. >> we will get there soon enough. i don't want to get to the heat suit -- too fast. today will be above average. more sunshine compared to yesterday when we had a lot of cloud cover. there will be some streaming across but the will also be brakes in the cloud cover. that has allowed some patchy fog to form. you can see this prong in between we have some clearing. 30s, 40s and 50s. on the peninsula, low 40s. 43 in palo alto. 47 in foster city. low 50s and upper 40s in pacifica, moss speech. the sierra looks good. mostly sunny today. rain in the pacific northwest in portland and seattle. there's nothing for us for a long time. decreasing clouds and warmer temperatures today in the upper 60s, near 74 others. >>> there's not a lot going on. nice and quiet. let's take a look at what we have with the solano county commute if you're driving out to 80 westbound. it looks good from vacaville, fairfield in vallejo and lo

us on mornings on 2. tuesday, january 30. i'm dave clark. >> i'm pam cook thank you for waking up with us. it's 4:30 am. it already feels a little warm outside. it feels nice for almost february. it feels more like ma

dip down to 31 in the suburbs and 34 degrees in philadelphia for overnight low with that westerly wind it helps to warm us up at six to 12 miles an hour. here's set up for us as we get into our sunday. sunshine, cloud, still mild in the afternoon, a touch cooler though with a, fair amount of cloud cover moving in as we go throughout the afternoon, otherwise high temperature coming in at 50, 51 degrees, a good 10 degrees above average. high pressure in control. we're tracking this warm front that is lifting off to the north, area of low pressure associated with that that will work its way eastward as we get in the start of the workweek. so monday night into tuesday we will be tracking some precipitation, and it is a soaking rain, that is likely as we get into tuesday morning exclusive accu weather seven day forecast showing you sunshine giving way to increasing cloud, on sunday and with the cloud cover overhead temperatures may not get as mild, thomas they were this afternoon, otherwise, it is a good looking day. highs will be in the lower 50 's. for the start of the game, numbers in the 40's, as far as th

nbc10 found them using stoves or ovens to keep warm with kids nearby. always a dangerous practice. can lead to house fires. a letter to tenants said broken underground pipes led to the freezing problems. one woman is dealing with a flooded apartment. a mother of four who is using her oven to keep warm. >> you have no other choice but to stay woke and monitor the house, the stove, and children to make sure it's warm that that they are safe. >> i got to come and try to sweep water to try to save my furniture. >> management is trying to fix the issue quickly. it handed out temporary space heat force tenants. we -- heaters to tenants. we have tried getting more information, but they've not responded. >>> in montgomery county, about 100 residents of a nursing home who had to evacuate are waking up in temporary locations. a burst pipe yesterday forced residents out of the fairview nursing and rehab center in springfield township. the burst happened near an electrical room. crews had to cut power to the building. no one was hurt. sfafrs moved the residents to temporary locations in the ar

us and happy friday eve. we are almost there. getting close. i'm jan jeffcoat. >> come on friday. i'm larry miller. thank you so much for waking up with us this morning. we are talking about a fairly warmugh. >> finally right? we need a break. >> it's been brutal. miri marshall take it away. >> if i were home watching and i just for a second forgot i wouldn't know by your tone must be getting close to friday. jan and larry getting a little too happy there at the anchor desk. >> it happens every day. >> good morning everybody. we hope your morning is off to a wonderful start. certainly not the chilliest morning kid wait at the bus stop temperatures between 35 and 42 degrees and partly cloudy out there by the afternoon. we'll top out at 55 degrees and looking at afternoon showers and heading home. that's our weather story today. highs 50 to 55 degrees. cloudy, showers in the forecast and seeing them after 3: 00. winds will come into the south and really help to warm us up. this is future cast fredricksburg, culpepper and manassas south and west will see the showers first. from d.c. the showers pushing in between 6 and 7:00 p.m. through the night showers spread across the area so early fr