see more rain in the lehigh valley. hold the temperatures from back from warming up all that much during the day. by late tonight, 11:00 could see half an inch of rain on the ground. that's for today. for the weekend, looking like it's going to dry out and warm up for the area. upper 40s for the suburbs. and into the 50s for philadelphia. new jersey. the shore and delaware a little bit chillier in the lehigh valley. sunday, clouds will be moving in. there's a chance of late day shower in the lehigh valley. temperatures in the upper 40s and low 50s. above normal for usual january weekend. the warm weather continues into next week. 46 degrees today. showers on and off today and into the night. then it will be drying out wednesday and warming up a little bit on thursday. really nice day up to 52 degrees with sunshine. rain due in on friday. clears out just in time for weekend. more wet weather for monday and tuesday, and, again, next thursday. look at that. no sign of the normal winter cold. sgll 20 after six right now. th

no big delays through the lehigh valley on 78. old city, of course, we're watching an apartment fire. a market street block between second and front. see that oon the map system. seeing delays in the surrounding area and the side streets there as well. which is pretty normal considering the streets are blocked off right now. septa buses detoured as well. here is route 30 to it will white horse pike. no problems moving through the intersection right now and roads are dry. vai and tracey, back to you guys. >>> now to breaking news in old city philadelphia. just look at flames here. this fire on the roof of apartment fire on front and market forced people inside to evacuate this morning. >> live with the breaking details. pam, what have you been able to find out since we last talked with you. >> reporter: i can tell you the apartment building has been evacuated right now. we've actually been speaking with residents forced out because of that fire. they tell me they believe the fire started on the roof. we just got done talking with a

. >> it doesn't look like it, but it's a broad river valley. in the winter when we get rain storms, it can flood significantly. and i came down here in 2008 to do a story about thousands of car tires that washed into the united states from mexico during any significant rain. and the thing that was interesting about that, those car tires originated in the united states. when we buy a new set of tires we leave the old once at the dealer and we actually pay a fee to have them disposed of proper properly, but most often they're sold to mexican middle men and taken to baja to use. and when it rains they wash back into the united states for free. i was here talking to the tynans who operate the place about the car tires they were picking up at that moment and putting into a big dumpster. just on their part alone, hundreds of car tires after one storm. we're talking about the circularity of it. car tires coming to us from mexico and terry says it's just like the bicycles. >> and i said what are you talking about? >> he said come ride over here. we wal

in fact this is a river valley, and in the river, in the winter it often floods. right over here, this rancher that lives in this parcel actually told me that he found a man who had crossed on the river on the boogie board and the got stuck in a tree as the river retreated. there was a lot of -- when i first came along these abandoned bicycles in the river valley. some people thought it was just cosmetic, the idea that someone would just casually psyching ling along -- cycling along to my complaint is you. some people thought it was for the speed because you could cover the distance. it would take you nine minutes and one minute. but it actually has to do with technology. every technology that the border patrol brings to bear on the border, be it razor tripwires are infrared cameras or the barriers themselves, every technology as a hack. they all have a weakness. for example, the laser tripwires, the infrared cameras, they go blind in our c fox that we get quite often hear and become utterly useless. in the case of the bicycles that hack had to do with a string of

could see less than an inch for the lehigh valley. probably no snow at all for delaware and for south jersey. 30 degrees and cloudy skies at 8:00. clouds in new jersey and the shore. clouds start to thin out around lunchtime. later this afternoon into the 40s. >>> 12 after five. let's get you to work on this tuesday morning. start with a look at route 1. >> how is the boulevard looking. >> looks good so far. i mean, the roads are dry. we're only seeing a few cars out the door in both directions. no big delays yet. not 5:30 yet. seeing really light volume. of course the boulevard. both directions look okay. north or south. southbound is where we watch in morning commute. headed towards schuylkill. we typically see more delays there. not yet. watching the 42 freeway in new jersey. right now looks good. five minutes at the most. small stretch right there. average speeds into the high 60s. not seeing problems in new jersey. same goes for route 38. you can see both directions on 38 east and westbound. look okay there too. on the bridginebr

"silicon valley" as a glimmer of hope. >> "o'connor valley" is more hopeful. -- "silicon valley" is more hopeful. they came to me about videogame developers and i don't know that world at all. but what about something like this? that is kind of how it started. >> i want to talk about the research you've done, including coming to disrupt secretly for research and then you came on stage. what was that first visit like? was it pretty much what you expected? than i expected, better than i expected. it was eye-opening. we had shot the pilot. the way it works in tv, you have left pilots first episode. and green with a series alek bird, a co-show runner and writer with me came on board and we were sitting there in the office thinking we've got to make up all the stuff. we don't even know what these people do really. we know is people building this thing. we just are doing a ton of research. i didn't even know what tech crunch disrupt was. launchpad l.a. is an incubator in l.a. and she told us about battlefield. and that's all we need. we need some drama. so we came up and sort of spider on you

either here at yosemite valley lodge, which is deserted, or a little further up the valley at the village. all we can tell you is nobody really knows what is going to happen here tomorrow. >> this message will update as conditions change. >> reporter: as of 5:00 p.m., yosemite valley was closed. no one in, no one out. >> we are anticipating some flooding. we don't know, looking at the projections how high the river's going to come. >> reporter: well ahead of the bankrupt of the storm, and everywhere, water was raging into the valley. and not only was the water starting to swell hill sides along roads, showing signs of trouble, taking no chances, the park launched an evacuation, busting out about everyone. >> doing this for health and human safety, not only for the visitors, but for the safety of park staff, and other individuals who work in the park. >> reporter: just people left essential staff needed to manage whatever problems emerge over the next 48 hours. no one here is expecting a repeat of the 1997 flooding which caused nearly $200 million in damage, but as night fell over the vall

this is a river valley. and the winter it often floods in right over here this ranch that lives in this parcel tells me that he found a man who had crossed on the river on a boogie board but then got stuck and the tree. when i first came upon. that it was just and the someone casually cycling along helping them to blend easier so many people thought it was for the speed it would take us nine minutes and one minute. it actually has to do with technology every technology that the border patrol brings to bear on the border the barriers themselves they all have a weakness for example the tripwires and infrared cameras they go blind and rc fogs that we get quite often here. and just become utterly useless. and the case of the bicycles i have to do with a string of 18,000 seismic sensors that the border patrol relies on you can imagine they detect earthshaking things. in traditionally as the migrants who run and walk with the border patrol roles and in jeeps and in trucks. the bicycle technique reversed that trend

delaware valley's leading news program.ith matt o'donnell, tamala edwards, karen rogers and meteorologist, david murphy. >> ♪ >> good morning. it's tuesday january 17th. matt o'donnell is off. nydia han is joining us. here's what we're following for you. >> we are following breaking news. a fight at a bar in germantown ends with one person dead. what we're learning about those involved. >> and police in west philadelphia are searching for clues on who shot a man in the head several times last night and why. >> just three days to go before that president-elect donald trump's inauguration. the new movement by democratic lawmakers to boycott the event. >> but for now let's get a quick look at your weather and traffic. we'll head over to meteorologist karen rogers she's in for dave murphy. matt pelman has your commute. good morning. >> good morning. we have concerns for some freezing rain. you're looking at the temperatures through the region right now. 34 degrees in martins creek, 36 in warrington, it's 34 in pottstown, so rig

not the chp, but they were fired at scotts valley p.d. as soon as we get any more information about this developing story as this search for the suspect continues, we'll bring it to you. >> heart breaking news in the search for a missing kayaker from san jose. crews now have called off the formal search after rescuers combed the bay after no sign of the missing man. maldonado's kayak capsized near the dunbar ton bridge and he hasn't been seen since. if the coast guard receives any new leads about where he might be, rescuers will resume that search. >> eight months ago, pin son was kidnapped while walking home from school. the suspected kid napper shot and killed by police the next day but there is still no sign of pearl. >> last night a vigil was held in valeo. the family is still praying for a miracle. ♪ >> family and friends of 15-year-old pearl tim son gathered where she was last seen with the hope she'll be seen again alive. >> i can't think of my daughter taken. >> reporter: it was on this pedestrian crossing on may 25th that investi

two noteworthy things happened in silicon valley in 2016. they created a track that could drive itself across the country. at the same time scientists made major breakthroughs in understanding of aging. add those two things together and you have a very big problem. we are replacing jobs with robots but people are sticking around a lot longer. my next guest says 2016 is marked an inflection point where several of the valley's ambitious, jetsons-esque ideas suddenly appear imminently viable. he will be able to bring us insight into what is happening. today he asks what if all of this comes true. it is an interesting question because we get used to being promised flying cars and jet packs, but things that silicon valley promise willed are happening. >> yeah. i mean, you know, at the beginning of the year we were thinking through what are the kind of things we want to invest in. you look at the kinds of ideas that are becoming real. you mentioned a couple. self-driving trucks, you look at like extension and you look at some of the other things t

which is entrance of visitation valley.ike my friends and your worried neighbors i'm also concerned with the proposals location which is near several children and youth program and office group programs. we understand that seems you and your commissioners have proposed mcd application of 3015 san bruno ave. two september or to the september up to your [inaudible] >> thank you, ma'am. >> thank you, ma'am. your time is up. >> >> thank you next speaker, please. >> hi. good evening. my name is paloma concordia. i'm a mother, small business owner and am an advocate of medical marijuana use. it's been a long hearing and in the interest of getting to the decision of the mcd i'm asking everyone that is here in this room in sports of the approval to please, raise your hand. everyone here, please raise your hand. let it show that there is support in this room for this business to open. thank you. have a good evening >> thank you ms. concordia. next speaker, please. sir? >> good evening. commissioners, i would like to speak my opinion

watching the valley to see how the valley is spanning to the weather. they -- responding to the weather. they combine all that so in the last hour they have been straightforward about what the fact they are seeing is more concerning than what they were seeing earlier in the day. we have video of the swinging bridge. you know it, nice tourist draw there in the middle of the valley. when we took the video the water was 2 feet below the bridge. that bridge will be over taken by the river tonight. so what you have is the valley filling up. goes out to the sides you have more room, but you get less certain about where it will go and how it will respond and then you have the rain. i got to tell you, we ever been bragging about being the only tv crew out here, the situation was calm in the middle of the day that a number of folks asked to be escorted out of the park. it felt like things would be calm here. in the last couple hours it has gone the other direction. >> i think most folks in the bay area remember what happened in 1997 and you showed a picture of t

first thing this morning, not all morning long, 33 in lehigh valley. that number is starting to climb. 37 in philadelphia. rain falling in delaware and south jersey is not an issue at all. temperatures have been climbing. couple degrees above freezing in unionville. right at 33 for west bradford township. below freezing in collegeville and look at bedminster, 31 degrees. some neighbors just cold enough so when the rain moves in, we will see icing to start with. it's not going to be an all-day rain. these are afternoon temperatures. into the 40s this afternoon. only first thing this morning running into slippery spots. jessica boyington standing by with first look at traffic. >> thanks, bill. starting out on the expressway this morning. construction we typically see all clear. haven't had it closing down the roads this morning. right now watching the expressway, camera right around 24th street. clearly wet is an issue right now. might start to see a little accident or some incident pop up later on in the morning. commute especially on the on off ramp. t

but a big trouble right now for the tri-valley. big news that big rig that we talked about, that burned out trailer that has been cleared from the roadway all lanes have reopen. the backup -- the camera's right here, that's where the backup starts to clear up heading to the dublin interchange. slow headed to elle chara. folks were hearing about it since 6:00 p.m. this morning so they know to take 84 and cut down through pleasanton. get back to your typical route because in the next few minutes that should be cleared. also clear are the h train tracks. no delays for any of the other systems so things are improving at just 5:02. >> let's hope they get some improvement in the developing story. authorities this morning, they're still searching for a bank robber who evaded officers yesterday and prompted a manhunt in the santa cruz mountains. deputies released the surveillance image of the robber. the chase started before 11:00 a.m. at one point it led to the lockdown in scotts valley. that's where the robber left his car on highway 17,

delaware valley's leading news program.ith matt o'donnell, tamala edwards, karen rogers and meteorologist, david murphy. >> ♪ >> good morning. it's 5:00 a.m. on this tuesday january 17th. matt o'donnell is off. nydia han is joining us. >> we are following breaking news. a fight between a philadelphia bar manager an guard turned deadly overnight. >> also developing police are trying the figure out who shot a man outside of a southwest philadelphia bar and restaurant. >> more local congress members are joining the growing boycott of friday's presidential inauguration. >> dave murphy is off. karen rogers is taking a look at a slightly rainy accuweather forecast and matt pelman has your traffic. good morning. >> it's a dreary day today. we'll have periods of rain all day but the morning concern is for freezing rain. the national weather service has this freezing rain advisory listed for lehigh berks northampton counties and that's until 10 o'clock in the morning but up in the poconos it doesn't expire until 7 o'clock tonight. a

right around oxford valley road. forced off off ramp, but able toll get back on. >>> it's 4:30. 39 degrees outside. breaking from overnight about the missing malaysian plane. officials say they are suspending efforts after three years of extensive underwater searching. 230 people on board when it vanished without a trace while flying. search teams scourered the indian ocean only a few pieces of debris were located. >>> another local lawmaker says he will not attend donald trump inauguration ceremony. >> the list of political leaders refusing to go to inauguration continues to grow. >> reporter: that is right. three days to go and more than two dozen lawmakers say they are out. including some from our area. among the list from our area, congressman brendan boil said last night i accept the decision of the people. i respect it. i will not celebrate it. congresswoman bonnie watson coleman tweeted she will attend a prayer vigil instead offend inauguration. evans also says he will not go. trump and other republicans say t

for the lehigh valley. plenty of sunshine to start the warmup that will have temperatures at 40 degrees 1:00 and 30s getting a little bit cooler by 5:00 this evening. it stays dry. all day long for delaware. look at is the sunshine. into the early afternoon hours. not until late in the afternoon that the clouds take over completely. they'll be a little late getting to the shore. clouds will be approving during the evening hours at the shore. plenty of sunshine during the day today. nice warmup for the shore. 42 degreeings at 1:00 this afternoon. rain, that's due in first thing tomorrow morning. there's one area i'm watching for the potential for freezing rain. take a closer look at that when i come back in ten minutes. >> thank you, bill. see you then. here in south jersey. might want to listen up. there's an accident that could affect your morning commute. >> better view. jessica boyington has an update. >>> burlington new jersey. 130 northbound there's a crash. actually causing both directions to be close

in mill valley juliette goodrich. >>> flood waters close down the road between castro valley and bullinger in san ramon that's a popular shortcut between interstates 580 and 608 -- 680. it's not clear if it will be opening for the morning commute. >>> it's 4:39. yosemite a ghosttown this morning after getting hit hard by the latest storm. next a closer look at the trouble spots within the park. as as the merced river continues to >>> our storm watch coverage continues fromo setity --o sem -- from yosemite vat they -- valley. yosemite national park has been a ghost town since friday except for wilson walker the only bay area tv reporter allowed inside as the storm hits. >> reporter: with steady rain continuing to fall on the valley all eyes are on this stream flow chart. >> we have a weather monitor-- riverp monitoring gauge here in yosemite valley. >> reporter: and as of 7 the merced river was officially above flood stage. >> tonight into early in the morning we are going to see impacts throughout the valley. >> reporter: running high and fast all day fueled by raging water falls on all si

you can expect plenty of valley fog in the inland bay valleys tonight. napa three degrees cooler right now. concord is three degrees cooler. it's a chilly night. your friday night starts off cold with some frost and valley fog. when i come back, we'll lay it all out for the valley weekend. >> coming up, a new effort for california to secede for the country. and then a bay area jazz musician and it's accomplished career. how 30-second audition got him a gig that has now lasted decades. >> we'll have is your sports highlights later in sports. >>> and cal's chancellor calls him a troll, but won't stop his so a speech. the controversial right wing writer now coming to u.c. berkeley. without a scratch. maybe it was the day your baby came home. or maybe the day you realized your baby was not a baby anymore. every subaru is built to earn your trust. because we know what you're trusting us with. subaru. kelley blue book's most trusted brand. and best overall brand. love. it's what makes a subaru, a subaru. >>> u.c. berkeley confirming that a controversile figure

i worked as an engineer a long time ago in silicon valley and even then, i felt like an outsider. so i always kind of approached it from an outsiders point of view, so the people i pitched it to at hbo and people working on it, these were all non-tech people. that's always been the, we're very conscious of not trying to make it too inside and having it be more about just a character who's socially awkward who suddenly has all this light on him and money at lay and those kind of things. trying to make it relatable that way. >> when you pitched it to hbo, did they get it right away or have some skepticism? >> there was some skepticism. i mean, i had done this movie "office space" which, you know, a while back but that's like, you're going to make a movie about people in cubicles who are miserable? at least there's some people getting rich and a little bit of excitement. >> "office space" was a bleaker. it was an idea about video game developers and i don't really know that world much at all, so i said, i wasn't interested doing that but what about something like this? that's how it

there are definitely think silicon valley can do.so find themselves in a more regulated situation to help transfer some of that wealth. where it would be done right if nothing in washington ends up restricting the free flow of labor and capital creating dissemination. -- creating this innovation. if tariffs or regulations that try to keep jobs here instead of , talentedoreign workers to stay here and keep the cost of producing well, i think that would be a bad outcome. if we could keep free capital and labor and innovation going the benefitsn with of that, figure out how to help the people who are displaced from self driving cars, etc., that would be important in silicon valley needs to look for ways they can help. people feel that donald trump would feel less regulation. we have to ask you about the yahoo!/verizon deal. do you think this is the right way yahoo! is going. g? based on where yahoo! was in last year, it was an inevitable outcome that it was to be sold. the fact that it was sold to verizon, in some ways, is very logical.

look at the numbers. 36 in the lehigh valley. 38 in delaware. look at cloudy skies in philadelphia and suburbs, but with the rain, the temperatures will still will comie ing up. won't be an all-day rain. we'll get breaks through the the day. just a little bit cooler at the shore. you'll definitely need your rain gear too. lehigh valley temperatures hold pretty steady in the day. warm up to 40 degrees. delaware hitting 46 degrees later this afternoon. take a look at the forecast hour by hour with a future cast when i come back in ten minutes. first jessica boyington is watching for some damp roads this morning. first alert traffic center. >>> yes, watching. we're not finding them right now. blue route right around jo germantown pike. couple of cars out the door. roads currently dry at least in cameras there. watching the schuylkill as well and checking in with drive times here. eastbound and westbound 12 minutes in both directions. speeds into the 60s. looks pretty much like what it did yesterday this time. no construction over on the vine street

after finishing law school, moved to silicon valley. when the president won, i had the opportunity to serve in his administration. >> what kind of law did you practice? >> i did a large intellectual property litigation, and worked with a lot of startups, tech companies, and really now spent almost 15 years in silicon valley. two years we're in washington at commerce and so one of the real honors of representing this district is you get to work with some of the most innovative, creative, entrepreneurial folks in the world. and my message to them is it is time for you now to step up and serve and answer the nation's call to service, to figure out who is being left behind by this technology revolution. how do we provide an opportunity for everyone to be part of this new economy. >> where do you think your entrepreneurial mind set and interest comes from? >> i'm humble enough to know i'm not an entrepreneur. the entrepreneur is the real entrepreneur is the one creating companies. but i think just being seen by this extraordinary environment

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really have now spent almost 15 years in silicon valley. of course two years when washington at commerce. one of the real owners of representing this district is you get to work with some of the most innovative creative entrepreneurial folks in the world. my message to them is it's time for you now to step up and serve an honor that you answer the nations call to the others being left out by this technology revolution, how to provide an opportunity for everyone to be part of this new economy. >> host: where do you think your entrepreneurial mindset and interest come from? >> guest: i'm humble enough to know the real entrepreneurs are the ones creating companies but i think just being seen this extraordinary and partly of people regardless of their faith, regardless of their gender, regardless of the race participating in inventing the future. it's so exciting to see and you see people who fail and fail and fail, then they get up and they succeed. that spirit is extraordinary and when you to bring some of that spirit to washington. that was

thinkare definitely silicon valley can do. may find themselves in more regulated position or taxed in certain ways that help transfer some of that wealth. where ite core issue, would be done right is if nothing in washington and separates tricking the free flow of labor and capital that is what's creating this innovation, and other forms of regulation that try to keep jobs of allowing foreign challenge workers to stay here and keep the cost of producing low. i think that would be a bad outcome. if we could keep free capital and labor and innovation going with the benefits of that figure out how to help the people who are displaced from self driving cars and that woulders, etc, be important and silicon valley needs to step up and look for ways they can help. caroline: more of our exclusive with susan decker coming up next. bloomberg television will continue its coverage from devils, switzerland, speaking with the goldman sachs chairman and ceo lloyd blankfein. tune in to that conversation at 6:00 a.m. eastern. "all due respect"

there are some cooler neighborhoods in the lehigh valley. so it can't completely rule out a little bit of ice, but so far, even though it's cold in the mountain, 33 degrees. dry this morning. little bit of light rain. 34 and 35. temperatures will be creeping up even in the lehigh valley. see the light showers. then to south, this is where the steadiest rain has been this morning. these are just light scattered showers moving through northern berks county. steady rain swinging through millville and into atlantic city. just returned to cape may. this is just the first round of wet weather during the day today. at lunchtime, temperature at 40 degrees in philadelphia. more showers moving in. more likely as we go into the afternoon hours. this afternoon for the ride home, showers to moderate showers to possible in suburbs and lehigh valley. could get some breaks in delaware and south jersey during the 6:00 hour. lingering showers later this evening, overnight tonight and into tomorrow. definitely need umbrella and rain gear for today. heavy coat,

look at lehigh valley. 52 degrees in lehigh valley with southwesterly wind of 5 miles an hour. 56 degrees at noon time. philadelphia from the middle 50s into the middle 60s later today. we'll see sunshine break through the clouds for this afternoon. partly sunny in delaware and new jersey. 62 degrees in new jersey. and a mild day at the shore with skies turning partly sunny. that's going to dry the roads out at the shore and the rest of the area as well. i'll show you the forecast hour by hour to show you when your neighborhood will reach into the 60s when i come back in ten minutes but first jessica boyington has your "first alert" traffic. >> on the schuylkill expressway in our cameras right around montgomery county drive. no major problems. if you're moving from center city to the blue route to the vine. average speeds still in the high 50s. it looks good right now. there are a few things going on right now. a crash on lower moreland at red lion road and phil montz avenue. another one in northern new jersey, northbound, a crash near route 47. traffic is still getting by, though. route

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but nothing can stop silicon valley at this point.e: that was part of my onversation earlier. allen is still with us, you served on councils, commissions, under clinton, under bush, under obama, does politics affect your investment decision? >> i'm glad you asked that. i don't think it has any impact whatsoever, certainly on my investments, or on any other venture capitalists i know. we all are very optimistic and positive looking about the outlook and are involved with exciting new technologies with exciting new young people and i don't think there's any startup that i've come across or haven't that is focused at all on the grand political scheme and they're focused on the excitement of the concept, the idea they have and implementing that. and even to tell you the truth, i don't think that changing the tax laws have any impact. first of all, they're not at the point they're paying taxes, most of them. they're at such early stages. so i think they are full of energy and the only thing that can happen is if the president does somethin

the kathmandu valley, which sits at an altitude of 1,300 meters is home to 2.5 million people. on april 25, 2015, the region was struck by a major earthquake. the tremor destroyed 890 buildings and left nearly 9,000 people dead. even now, more than 20,000 are still living as evacuees. many unesco world heritage sites were badly damaged. 30 registered buildings, including palaces and temples were completely destroyed. another 80 or more suffered partial damage. >> many people still live in temporary housing and their well-being takes precedence, so the government is too busy to look after heritage sites. >> an npo called the kathmandu valley preservation trust or kvpt has taken up the challenge of restoring damaged world heritage sites to their former glory. with financial and technical support from overseas, kvpt aims to restore 16 buildings. >> it's not easy to secure the materials and personnel that we require for restore ration. however we want to do everything we possibly can to complete the work. >> the project employs around 100 local crafts people, but some of them still

standard build for the castro valley y. moving over toward highway 24, westbound, off the walnut creek interchange, a crash was there. looks like that has cleared from the traffic pattern. we're following that, but still slow. getting close, you're clear. 880 live shot shows you oakland coliseum is moving well, where the metering lights are on, the backup is still the toll plaza. >> thank you, mike, as you get out the door, a look at our top stories, including 101 just reopening after that heavy flooding over the weekend. and we'll have tall roadways for you that are shut down. >> that's down in the south bay. first, happening now, we're in the middle of a microclimate weather alert, as we've been mentioning. you can upload our nbc bay area app to get alerts right to your smartphone. >> and storm ranger, the bay area's only mobile radar giving us an unparalleled view of the storm. and if you have flooding in your neighborhood, we hope not, but if you do, we want to see it. send us your photos and videos and we'll put them o

enjoy this. 41 in lehigh valley. here comes the sunshine along with winds in lehigh valley. 16 miller wind at 2:00. 4:00 feel the winds into the evening hours. new jersey, cloudy, some light fog in new jersey this morning. just like the rest of the area, clouds will slowly thin out by lunchtime. partly to mostly sunny skies. wind picks up this afternoon. temperatures peeking to low 50s. at the shore into the low 50s today. 48 degrees right now. 46 degrees at 10:00 with cloudy skies to start with. get breaks of sunshine later this morning. a lot of sunshine this afternoon and typically the winds are a little bit stronger at the shore. be up to 17-mile-per-hour at 4:00 this afternoon. delaware light fog. nothing serious just yet. might see it get thicker before the sun comes up. not by much. 44 degrees now. 49 at 10:00. nice afternoon with temperatures in the 50s. unfortunately temperatures in the 50s won't last. colder air on the way. wet weather too. not that. that's going to fall apart. let me show you the system th

in an unusualare situation here for silicon valley.hed on it earlier, but you have copies like apple, google, facebook, amazon, microsoft in the top 10 in market capitalization in the world, so when you think about top companies in the s&p 500, silicon valley and north to seattle are a big part of at so it is very important that this relationship with washington gets resolved in an effective way. caroline: i'm man who has spoken about the way the pie is divided is warren buffett. it seems to be sitting on quite e-cig dividend cash flow at the moment. is this something you see being returned to investors at any point? >> i would say it is possible. i don't think there is any pressure in the next several years to be returning that cash. i think one of the things that is so remarkable about berkshire hathaway is that it is a collection of businesses that generate a lot of cash, and many of them generate more than they need, and others are quite capital intensive like the railroad businesses. you have other consumer businesses that generat

lehigh valley suburbs in the low 40s.e warmup in south jersey into the 50s this afternoon. warmup would start this morning. still cloudy. low 40s. no sign of any rain in atlantic city, trenton, or wilmington. might see the clouds thin out a bit. that's to start with. once the clouds break and it will slowly clear out during the day today. afternoon sunshine. count on that. these showers will disappear. there's something else to see here. look at that, that is snow. that's cold air that's racing our way. won't be here during the day. tonight is a different story. cold moves in and sets the stage for that. snow is a possibility for us first thing on friday morning. it's got a long way to go before gets to us, but by tomorrow noontime, that snow starts reaching into the ohio valley. possibility for us on friday morning. just light snow is a chance for friday morning. for today, just a beautiful day. january and it will feel like april. 53 degrees this afternoon. thursday, 26 degrees tomorrow morning. look how quickly the tem

thirty right now, sub freezing, in the lehigh valley.dramatic temperature change over what we were dealing this time yesterday morning on the order of double digits in most of our reporting sites. you'll need the extra layer, that heavier coat this morning, and also, pack along the umbrella we have increasing in clouds across the delaware vale. but the area of precipitation will continue to move it way off to the north and east and arriving in our neck of the woods likely in most areas as we head into midday. so for philadelphia, increasing clouds with the rain developing for the afternoon. continuing through the afternoon hours, damp high of 46. down the shore dealing with some rain. in the poconos, soggy day expected, as well, meisha. >> time to get out, embrace the rain, right, lauren? we will go dance in that. are you in? i'm not either. happy friday to you. looking at police activity, ramp from schuylkill to girard avenue is closed. so just heads up on that for those every that you wanted to take the ramp. it is now closed. i'll let

suburbs and lehigh valley. very light to start with. we will see steady rain fall and look at those temperatures. continue to climb in spite of the rain in the upper 40s at noontime in philadelphia. rainy day today. tomorrow look how we clear up. noontime tomorrow. philadelphia, redding cape may all dry. scattered snow showers tomorrow. stay well clear of our area. that could change. late thursday night and friday morning because of that. doesn't look like much moving through missouri and into st. louis and indeed it doesn't look like it's going to give us much. it will give us the chance of light accumulating snow late thursday night and into friday. be watching that closely as the week goes on. for today just rain. 48 degrees this afternoon. drying out and look at that. a pretty nice day. 44 in the morning. 53 in the afternoon, but the wind will be blowing and that's going to bring in colder air that you will feel by thursday morning. down to 28 degrees. 37 dry on thursday. late at night and that's when we'll see light snow developing

delaware valley's league news program. o'donnell, tamala edwards, karen rogers and meteorologist, david murphy. >> ♪ >> good morning. it's 6:00 a.m. on this tuesday january 17th. matt o'donnell is off. nydia han is joining us. >> we're following breaking news. a fight between a philadelphia bar manager and a guard turned deadly overnight. >> also developing police are trying to figure out who shot a man outside of a southwest philadelphia bar and restaurant. >> more local congress members are joining the growing boycott of friday's presidential inauguration. >> but first up let's talk about a little rain coming our way with karen rogers. she's in for dave murphy and matt pelman is helping you get to work and school. good morning. >> good morning. i've got the umbrella handy. first drizzle drop or two starting right now. but i want to show you what's happening right now with the lehigh valley. the national weather service continues the freezing rain advisory until 10 o'clock there until 7 o'clock right w

valleys, half an inch to an inch. sacramento mountains, one and a half to two and a half inches of rain total. a crash in the walnut creek area, mike? >> that's right. this is a surface street, but a major one. looking at the bay, the speed sensors look great. we'll take you over here. ignacio valley road. a crash at oak grove. there's a shopping center before you get to the that crash. eastbound away from 680, that is the direction that is closed. three lanes. three eastbound lanes are closed. one westbound lane is closed. your alternate is treat boulevard a little north. it will will take you past the high school as well. that may get crowded if it lasts another couple hours. 60, 242 through concord. same thing on the bay bridge approach. westly sparsely populated. >> it's still early. thank you, mike. several tech companies are coming together to discuss a legal brief challenging president trump's immigration order. >> for that we turn to landon dowdy from cnbc's world headquarters. landon, good morning. >> reporte

moving as far north and west as the lehigh valley.oconos might not even see a flake out of this but as we go toward five, 6:00 o'clock, it is tapering off down the shore. so what about those snowfall totals? location will be key. we're talking five to 8-inches once you move into parts of cape may county, also, into sussex county three to 5-inches parts of interior south jersey, places like salem over to voorhees likely three, 4-inches. millville likely around four to 5-inches. likewise toward hammonton around philadelphia one to 3-inches and then lesser amounts coasting to an inch once you move toward the lehigh valley. so one to 3-inches a possibility for the philadelphia area. it is going to be cold. temperatures only in the mid to upper 20s for tomorrow. the lehigh valley allentown here's your planner a coating to an inch. we're talking about just mainly a few flurries toward the lehigh valley. five to 8-inches down the shore. atlantic city here's your hour by hour forecast. moderate snow. mid to late morning into the early afterno

it will make its way across the lehigh valley and the delaware valley. pleasant good morning to you, i'm gray hall, we're keeping our eye on the winter storm. the entire tri-state area will see snow from the nor'easter. the jersey shore that will bear the brunt of the storm. we have team coverage on the nor'easter. chris sowers is tracking the storm's path, "action news" reporter, bob brooks is down the shore. we begin with meteorologist chris sowers the snow is here. >> reporter: this is a nor'easter for the jersey shore, light to moderate snowfall for the city of philadelphia, the i-95 corridor. that's why advisories have been posted here. it will be a moderate to heavy event for the jersey shore and southern portions of south jersey, that's why their winters storm warnings there. the advisory includes i-95 corridor, as well as salem, gloucester and camden and northwestern burlington counties, everybody else is in a warning where they could see four to 6 inches of snow, millville, cape may and woodbine and atlantic city. future tracker 6 we set it in m

"silicon valley" as a glimmer of hope. >> "o'connor valley" is more hopeful. -- "silicon valley" is moreeful. they came to me about videogame developers and i don't know that world at all. but what about something like this? that is kind of how it started. >> i want to talk about the research you've done, including coming to disrupt secretly for research and then you came on stage. what was that first visit like? was it pretty much what you expected? than i expected, better than i expected. it was eye-opening. we had shot the pilot. the way it works in tv, you have left pilots first episode. they green with a

above freezing. 30 in lehigh valley. philadelphia right now. 41 at philadelphia international. about the same for society hill and chestnut hill, low 40s. no 30s just yet. temperatures really slow to cool off much more because of the clouds already with us. clouds are going to be here all day. here comes the rain. moving through virginia right now. southwestern pennsylvania. arrives here this morning. next couple hours of dryness. other than the mist before the rain moves 7:00 this morning. rain is still to west and southwest. doesn't last long. starts moving in at 8:00. rain falling in wilmington. suburbs. notice the temperatures the all above freezing. 44 degrees with light rain in philadelphia. that's at 8:00. go into the morning and noontime hours number gosh a little bit higher. peeking in 40s. low 50s. rain continuing into the late afternoon hours. just going to be a rainy one today. we will clear out of it tomorrow. tomorrow is looking a lot better. sunshine and 53 d degrees the. wind is going to be blowing. shift

so you used to work in silicon valley decades ago. mike: 80 years ago. >> when you came back to do the research for the show, did it feel like this is a continuing version of what i have been through or was it different? characters arehe kind of the same, but the landscape has changed. the barrier to entry to a startup was a little higher. it took more money. will he did not just get -- you did not just get three or four people build and test build and -- and build an app. i think the characters that i "officeoffice based -- space," had they been born 20 years later, they could of and in a startup. had an apartment in east palo i thought it can get more expensive and there was just more in my -- more and more money flowing into this place. >> you talked about "silicon valley," and he said one of the conflicts is between the libertarian camp and the city values of-- hippie silicon valley. on when i was going was working in tech. i think the hippies will win no matter what. lot of money at play and a lot of companies competing for billi

live view from lehigh valley. misty morning.ing to turn into a rainy day: steady rain arrives this morning. continues through this afternoon. even rain showers lingering this evening. too warm for anything other than rain. safely above freezing for the lehigh valley. the suburbs. look at the 40s for delaware, philadelphia and south jersey. yesterday was a different story. many neighborhoods around freezing. 30s for collegeville. about ten dries warmer than yesterday at this time. just shy of 40 in new hope. that's where we're starting. in spite of the rain moving in, these numbers will climb into the 40s. some areas closer to 50 degrees this afternoon. here are the clouds. they've stayed with us. no sunshine today. in fact, rain is making progress through d.c. we went on the air, it was in virginia that leading edge of the rain, but now here we go. rain quickly pushing through our area. first thing this morning, rain coming in and then look at the rain falling at lunchtime. going to be a dreary rainy day. steady rain continues i

below freezing in the lehigh valley. at 1:00 p.m., 42 degrees, feeling better this afternoon with sunshine mixing with clouds. at 5:00 p.m., 41 coming down from a high of 45, so the afternoon will feel better, the morning not so much, don't forget to bundle up as you head out the door, i forgot my gloves matt pellman. >> reporter: are they in here or at home? >> reporter: i don't think so. >> reporter: we'll see rooting through the drawer. we'll start with mlk drive, west river drive in fairmont park. it's light on the drive and the schuylkill expressway, as well. girard avenue, a few headlights coming web toward the boulevard. we're not seeing any delays on the air highways be i expect volume to be lighter than normal on this holiday morning. things are good on i-95 and the vine. we have construction in center city blocking a block of chestnut street between 16th and 15th by delfrisco's. we're watching a crash in burlington new jersey, northbound 130 is blocked at high street by the walgreens. sounds like a serious acci