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butte and glenn county under a tornado warning until 6:45. dangerous lightning and half-dollar sized hail and may live up towards portions of chicco. they are watching that closely in the downtown area. otherwise, back here at home we cleared out from the wet weather we had this morning, a quick blast to heavy rain and some blue skies starting to set in here across the south bay. notice some of the lift in the clouds here. we still have some instability in the atmosphere. that's going to stay with us for tomorrow. we're not looking right now at a completely dry forecast as we head throughout our thursday. we'll keep the chance of showers and also temperatures in the low to mid 60s. we'll have more on the full forecast later in the show and the timeline of the third storm that's set to impact your weekend in a bit. >> jeff, see you shortly. >>> up next, a call to arms at the airport. the change tsa agents are asking for. >>> i'm damian trujillo live in san jose, why the red carpet, coming up, why it has everything to do with cesar chavez. >>>

he then went door to door warning neighbors. after the fire was knocked down, investigators realized that items were missing from the home. the homeowner's car was also taken. it was a 2003 blue audi a-1 with the license plate you see here. >>> three east bay teenagers saved a woman from a burning home. neighbors says he saw smoke and tried to grab an elderly woman and the teens came to the rescue. >> got me and pushed me aside and grabbed her in the chair and brought her out and the dog out on the leash and everything and brought her oxygen tank out. if they were playing hooky i think they will be getting excused today. >> it took 45 minutes to put out the fire and no one was seriously hurt. >>> the san jose police department has a new way of fighting crime and that is walking. several officers are part of a downtown foot patrol. while we followed them today they tracked down a man accused of stealing two sharks jerseys from a nearby store. >> this just blew me out of the water. i wasn't expecting very much especially with some

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before the warnings are issued it sounds like we want to have notice adequate notice and give warnings before citations so you so we can make that timeline to make sure we give adequate notice to folks; is that correct >> that's correct and again we'll continue to work with our liaisons through the police department to have the adequately forgiving time but the officers for the implementation time we've got control over that. >> i wish we had more information about the people who are living in those locations but i'm not sure we can could that who you are working with closely. >> the hope and outreach team. as you know the homeless outreach team are strapped we're hoping to fund them better but the identification and tracking of displaced team it beyond the scope >> in this case we have a resolution as amended on the floor. >> move it. >> any further discussion all in favor, say i. opposed? no. you guys have it >> item 12 is acting as the mta and the parking community to have an agreement wore 80s on sftv vehicles plus to 5 years items and directors there's no member of the public who

after that third warning shot was fired, after that third warning shot was fired, they decided it was getting too risky. when the russians said they would shoot at their legs if they came any closer, they were 20 or 30 meters only from the russian personnel carrier. >> i'm so sorry. we have just lost ben brown, my colleagues in crimea in sevastopol. but i just want to take you over to president putin who is still speaking in moscow. and he has also been saying that anyone considering sanctions against russia should think of the damage they will incur themselves and that the self-defense forces in crimea, he's also been saying in the last couple of minutes, that russia too no part in training them. he said we are not considering annexing crimea. the latest line from this conference saying we are not considering annexing crimea. he has said that he believes that what happened in ukraine was unlawful, unconstitutional and a coup and not legitimate and that the only legitimate leader is the ousted president viktor yanukovych. he said he is hoping to avoid any force in eastern ukraine. pre

what is it that russia seems to disregard the warnings from the u.n.? >> and we'll have more from secretary of state kerry on "meet the press" tomorrow. and kristen to you >>> and in china, at least 28 people killed by knife-wielding as well, thank you. attackers at a train station in what is called a serious violent attack by violent separatists. we want to warn you many of the scenes are very disturbing. >> reporter: pools of blood on the sidewalk, people urgently seeking news of loved ones, this could not be verified by nbc news but appears to show the aftermath of the attack at the chinese train station. tonight it looked like a morgue. eyewitnesss report seeing approximately ten people wearing a type of uniform, their heads covered with black hoods and running through the station with knives that were 40 inches long. the chinese authorities are calling this an organized, violent, premeditated attack. one survivor said that everybody was trying to run away, the knife-wielding assailant striking at those who could not move fast enough. it is thought

we had a tornado warning. eboni told you about that earlier, but now we're just dealing with gusting winds as that pressure of the storm makes its way onshore. and heavy rain all the way from san diego to los angeles, and we have the warnings in effect. we have the storms that push through the east coast. it will push quite a bit of snow towards portions of the mid-atlantic. we have storm warnings back toward indianapolis. it will be a very slow go. you can see those warnings shifting towards the ohio valley. you can see areas of pink and blue. that is a winter storm warning. a couple of factors contributing to the system. we have an arctic frontal boundary. that storm out east with the frontal boundary and that storm is going to ride the conveyer belt full of moisture to portions of the central plains through the ohio valley. that's the reason why we have those warnings in effect. he want to watch out out there, the areas in green are the areas looking at the flood warnings through this evening and really thr

a man driving by called 911, then went door-to-door warning neighbors. after the fire was knocked down investigators realized some of the items were missing. we're told the homeowner was out of town. the owner's car was also taken. investigators say it's a 2003 blue audi with a california license of 5 hjm 491. >> three east bay teens are credited with saving a woman from a burning home. a neighbor says he saw smoke and tried to grab the woman but couldn't do it by himself tflt teens came to the rescue. >> pushed me aside and went in, grabbed her in the chair and brought her out and the dog out on the leash and everything. at the same time brought her oxygen tank out. so they happened to be by. and they were playing hooky i guess so they get excused today. >> another woman in the home was able to get out without help. it took firefighters about 45 minutes to put out the fire. >> new developments on the missing malaysian plane. the chinese ambassador said background checks into the chinese citizens uncovered no links to terrorism. we learned the turn made

winter storm warnings until 4:00 in some areas. temperatures are freezing the will drop to about 20 this afternoon. wind chill in the teens and 20s but visibility is reduced as the snow is falling heavy south of the city. snowfall coming down pretty good right now especially from the city to the south along 80 that's where we will see the have the band's setting up. we will soon in to enhance and you can see the darker shade of blue just south of city down. the downers grove area and then a band of heavy precipitation all the way to morris. this will continue through the next hour. kicking off rapidly. but the snow is falling at one-2 in. per hour we've had reports of lightning and thunder with the snow. it's a big mess. how much damage will be today? let's find out the traffic. >> we are seen drifting snow, very heavy snow and in many cases icy road conditions. use caution this morning. reports that heading in and out of northwest indiana is particularly bad. the snow is going to linder further and longer. you really want to watch

there's strategic warning and tactical warning. strategic warning is there's something going on, there's an opportunity, there is a risk that putin will do x, y and z. sounds like the intelligence agencies provided strategic warning to the administration. but that's very different than the kind of tactical warning that says at 3:00 on friday, russian troops are going to cross into crimea. that's something very hard to do. what you look for is a military communications and things like that. sounds to me what the intelligence community is saying, we gave them plenty of strategic warning. we didn't have tactical warning, strategic warning often times in these situations is the best you can do. >> all right. stephen hadley, thanks so much for your time, we appreciate it. >> nice to be here. >> coming up next, he's an army lieutenant who fights for justice for sexual assault victims. but now, he's been suspended after a woman accused him of groping her. will this deter other sexual assault victims from coming forward? >>> plus, masked g

actors playing reporters and police warned the series star. at least two more big movies are scheduled to come to san francisco this year. there is a new terminator movie and the marvel comics ant man. >>> ashley cullen works in san mateo. she says early saturday morning she was taking out the trash when she spotted a man with some of the restaurant's tvs outside and realized she was being robbed. it was then collin recognized the robber as the same man that approached her a half hour earlier to ask her out. >> she just said i've seen you around before and wanted to talk to and never really got the chance. here's my number. let's hang out later. >> by the time the officers arrived, the man had left the area. officers used the phone number he left to set up a fake date and arrest him. he is now facing numerous charges including possession of stolen items which officers found after searching his office. >>> someone is poisoning lawns in one san jose neighborhood and $1,000 reward is being offered to catch the culprit. one homeowner says the inci

why did the fda approve a pain killer after many of its owned a vice ors warned against it. could one pill put a child in danger? >>> good evening and we do begin with fast moving developments. the volatile situation in ukraine tonight. will president putin move in with military might despite those warnings from the white house. we have learned of a phone call between president putin add obama. right there in the oval office. you can see right there, that call coming hours after president obama warned there could be a cost, in fact, would be one if russia makes any military movement we have two reports tonight. first abc's alex marquardt in ukraine where many are asking about the men in uniform gathering already. >> reporter: good evening. the russian military has been seen moving around here as mysterious unidentified pro russia militia groups continuing seizing government buildsings and airports. tonight the unrest is spreading. in one city today, pro-russia democrat administrators beat supporters of the new ukrainian government forcing then to kneel. children, too. their

and tonight there are questions about warning signs. >>> demanding answers. after 18 days with no word now, anger boils over in china. tonight, why some experts are warning that the missing airliner may never be found. >>> birth control battle. health care and religion collide at the supreme court, and the outcome will affect millions of american women. >>> and high anxiety after a jaw dropping leap on camera. "nightly news" begins now. >>> good evening. the death toll in washington state has risen, so has the number of names on the list of those feared missing. a massive hillside rolled down on top of people before they had time to ret. and hopes remain that at least some of them somehow found shelter, somewhere with air where rescuers will find them. on this day, four searchers have arrived with a huge task ahead of them. and now the questions as to whether there were any warning signs before this giant piece of earth gave way. we have it covered tonight from two of the towns affected there, starting with nbc's miguel almaguer. miguel, good evening. >> repo

army corps of engineers warned the potential for a large catastrophic failure at this location. the following year, the year 2000, another expert offers a similarly dire warning for the army corps of engineers, saying the slide area posed a significant risk to human lives and private property since human development of the flood plane in this area has steadily increased since the last major slide in 1967. then again, warned again in 2010, which was four years ago, a report prepared for the county, for snohomish county itself, warned that again this specific hillside area was one of the highest risk places in the whole county for destructive landslides. and now just as it did four previous times in the last 65 years, the side of that mountain has come crashing down. in day five of searching for survivors, the immediate hope is still to try to find signs of life. the next stage will be to try to recover the dead. at some point this will have to be reckoned with as a failure of policy, for why those dozens of homes were there at all. given the repeated and emphatic due diligence th

first some developing weather news with a tornado warning just expired to the north of davis. this is the radar loop two hours ago. you can see what happens, look what happens moving around davis and woodland moving to the north and east, speed of 25 miles an hour. over the past few minutes that warning has expired still a severe thunderstorm for this part of the state. back closer to home scattered rain showers, closer inspection of the radar across a good portion of the bay area. scattered downpours nothing too extreme but unsettled weather pattern will stick around for tonight into tomorrow morning. here is the south bay perspective. clouds and a few showers around los gatos. rainfall numbers going up. san jose, .94 and morgan hill approaching 2 inches. still tracking the chance of a few showers this weekend chef. >> things were rough for drivers in north bay as katie shows us with two forces combined at times the water was more than a foot high in some areas. >> reporter: around 10:30 a.m. in mill valley a high tide combined with heavy rains flooded shore line highway at 1

did the fda ignore warnings by approving it? >> reporter: dozens of doctors are up in arms urging the fda to revoke its approval of what they call a new dangerous high-dose drug that can have up to 10 times more narcotic than vicodin. >> when you pack this into a single pill, it's easy for somebody to overdose and die. >> reporter: the fda's committee votes 11-2 against approving the dug, but the agency did it anyway. the concern is listed on the drug's prescribing literature. accidental consumption of one dose of itss personally by children can result in respiratory depression and death due to an overdose of hydrocodone. the fda says it should be reserved for use in patients for whom alternative treatment options are ineffective, not tolerated or otherwise inadequate. and the drug's manufacturer says there is a documented patient need for an extended release hydrocodone medicine without acetaminophen. we remain confident in the measures we have proposed to support safe use of zohydro er. and the fda is requiring more studies to

it's been nicknamed the so-called warning shot bill.ay it was voted out of the senate's judiciary committee unanimously. it passed out of the house committee earlier this year. the bill would empower a judge to grant immunity from florida's mandatory minimum gun law to someone who displays a gun or fires a warning shot in self-defense. >> a person with a firearm, a citizen, a person without a firearm is a victim. >> and the so-called warning shot bill was not brought forth to address trayvon martin's killing or george zimmerman's acquittal or jordan davis' slaying or even to address the jury's deadlock of the first-degree murder charge of the man who killed davis, michael dunn. no, the bill gained momentum in response to a third stand your ground case out of florida. that of marissa alexander, a woman with no criminal record who fired what she says was a warning shot near her allegedly abusive husband and his children in 2010. but alexander was charged by the florida state attorney angela corey with three counts of aggravated assault wi

tensions on the rise in ukraine as russia ignores warnings from u.s. and tightens it's grip on crimea. >>> more leads on the missing malaysia plane coming up short as families wait word on their loved ones. >>> and more on the trial of osama bin laden's son-in-law. >> russian forces are tightening their grip on crimea despite warnings. jennifer glass in crimea. jennifer, give us the situation there. >> reporter: you know russian forces continue their grip across the crimeaen peninsula. we saw forces outside of two bases. a lot of times forces have been moving around, and we saw truck loads just outside of si simferopol. they continue to have the army and navy blocking across the peninsula. the ukrainian military even when they have control of their bases they can't moorfowl of them because russians are blocking them. >> more warnings from president vladimir putin. tell us about those. >> reporter: that's right. we saw on sunday angela merkel, the german chancellor had a phone call with vladimir putin. they said thershe said the refef crimea secession i

needs to be warned and i'm perfectly willing to tell him that if he does occupy ukraine, it will be and for the world. if he creates a syria out of ukraine, what's going to happen is 80% of his oil and gas is going through ukraine. it will be a disaster for him. he needs to be fully aware of that. >> bob cuzak, managing editor of the hill. does senator rand paul make valid points? >> yeah. no, he does. and if russia does push into the ukraine even more, then potentially, he's setting up for syria also. if he doesn't, well, then therefore the ukraine, the rest of ukraine right now, robert gates said crimea is gone. this morning on fox news sunday is that ukraine will be very much anti-russia. so that's the big question. what happens now? what is putin's next move? it's very interesting, i thought, greg, that rand paul twice on the show this morning called his foreign policy mainstream. that is a distancing of the policies of his father, ron paul, who ran for president. >> the father was an isolationist. >> absolutely. >> though he preferred the term noninterventionist, like there's a

the steam -- the storm team 4 crew has been warning us to stay out of it, and you can see here, that richard is on his skis, and they are 33 years old, but they are effective for the cross country skiing. why skis? >> well, it is fun. it is enjoyable, and it is a good way to get a workout on a cold day when everything else is closed. >> reporter: i bet you did not think of woodbridge, virginia, as a ski resort, but there are snowboarders and sledders here in prince williams county, and i caught up a few minutes ago with county chairman cory stewart and he kind of warned about what is coming up tonight, and he has d advice for all new at 5:00, and you will hear from him, and plus, how the emergency responders right here in this part of northern virginia are gearing up for what could be a busy night. for now in woodridge, virginia, david culver. >> thank you, david. >>> and a lucky call for a driver in virginia. he slid off of the road near foxborough place. it was only partly submerged from the pond and had to be pulled out of the water by a tow truck and the driver was not injured. a

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for the north several warnings to turn back the pilot was able to eject safely before the damaged aircraft crashed just over a kilometer inside syrian territory in the province of lao chio. the region has been the scene of frequent pointing between syrian government forces and rebel fighters during serious three year civil war smoke rising over the hills near the border between turkey and syria marked the spot where the plane was shot down turkish prime minister richard riot gear no one told supporters at an election campaign rally that the cleaner to ensure their country's airspace and congratulated the military for bringing the craft down syrian officials denied that accusation. he called the incident an act of blatant aggression the syrian opposition says the jet was attacking rebel troops in the province of the sixty s anti government forces have been battling islamist groups there as both sides tried to gain control of border crossings. on saturday syria accused turkey of supporting rebel forces in the region it's not the first time a syrian government aircraft has been fired on by th

the warnings are out. we're talking about mostly flood warnings.now extending back to the nevada border. not just los angeles, we are talking about flooding, parts of las vegas are floo flooding as . there is the storm coming on coast tomorrow. 4:00 p.m, very heavy rain showers as well. the snow is going to begin in the central plains. let's go a little bit more. the next problem we are going to be seeing is right here. this is going to be some icing and not just some icing, we're talking possibly up to an inch thick across that area. and then as we go towards monday we are looking at a snow event also across parts of northeast, boston, new york, philadelphia, washington as well, major problem all throughout the weekend, john. >> all right kevin, thank you very much. energy costs soaring for many americans across the country. richelle carey is here with the very tough news. >> i know, it keeps getting worse john, this brutal winter has heat up all across the country. and the cost keeps rising, no matter what kind of heat you use. >> propane, natura

the group had warned it would retaliate after the police shot to death a homeless man earlier this month. people angry about that shooting and others, shouted anti-police slogans. these pictures from social media captured the incident. one officer was reportedly injured. it's not clear if any protesters were hurt. anonymous is planning more attacks on the albuquerque website. back by the evening. a spokesman says they haven't figured out who hacked it yet. del, we reached out to the albuquerque police department, they haven't reached out to us yet. >> 22 since 2010. >> reporter: 22, yes. >> thank you roxann. >>> responding to oil sightings off the shore of 240 miles southwest from where the spill originated. tar balances off the nearby beaches. -- tar balls off the nearby beaches. >>> the dow has been up most of the session, up 143 points. the s&p 500 and nasdaq on board to finish up. janet yellen says, weakness still remains in both the economy and the job market. >> in some ways, the job market is tougher now than in any recession. the numbers of people who have been trying to find wor

some prompting thunderstorm warnings, and tornado warnings. across mississippi, and alabama.is two line of storms. that's where we have the heaviest of the rain packing a punch with gusty winds and the possibility of hail. back in texas, a line of storms. this heading to the mid-atlantic spelling out a change your of rain to snow. >> thank you. one of america's popular sports is putting safety first. al jazeera's mark morgan is here to explain. >> that's right. thank you so much. in a sport with cars, racing around a track at speeds approaching 200 miles per hour, naz car takes the safety of drivers. a death in 2001 helped to spark a program that is evolving. jessica taff with more. >> part of nascar safety initiative and the changes in the cars are what we have learnt from looking at crashes. we looked at the car, studied the damn, took it to the research and development centres. sometimes we'll build or test fixtures where we can duplicate the angle in which the car hit the wall or rolled over so we can look at different problems in the car and try to fix them. >> how often

winter storm warning for the area. we have been upgraded for the winter storm warning for cook county and the page county and down to will county. this is for later tonight into tomorrow. potential for 6 in. of snow even up in the city. right now we have clouds. maybe some sunshine but you can see in the rain developing to the north. by this afternoon we will have some spotty light showers changing over to snow. the heaviest coming between midnight and the early part of tomorrow's rush hour. today's high temperature is 43. tomorrow 20. 45 today midnight or 7:00 a.m. we have some heavy snow possible even up to the north. don't shoot the messenger. up to 6 in. even more to the south. the northern suburbs will get just about 1 in. which is a good news. but we will see the temperatures dropped during the day tomorrow. 34 thursday with some sunshine. i know you can't wait for this details. >> there are gunshots firing in the background of your forecast. not a lot happening this morning in traffic. everything is nice and lig

in what's the use of a one-minute warning? >> even with a couple of seconds there's a lot you can do. the dentist can take the drill out of your mouth or the surgeon takes the knife out of your chest. there are a lot of automatic things that can be done in manufacturing setting. >> but why worry about something so rare? well, consider how bad earthquakes can be and how few we have actually experienced. thomas heaton points to 1911 and 1912 when five earthquakes struck california and southern missouri. >> there was very little damage but if you moved those five earthquakes to the united states today basically people would have a very different opinion about earthquakes. >> it's not a question of whether we can predict earthquakes. it is whether we are willing to pay for that ability. scientists estimate a system like that could take up to 16 billion to implement. not to mention codes that we would have to enact to make us protective as a society. an apop lip tick quake may not his us within our lifetime. are we ready to handle

had there been warnings over the decades that that area was fragile? >> i don't know the answer to that question. i'm sure that many of those people who were driving on that highway or had homes in that area never heard those kinds of warnings. but it's hard to say whether other people did. and really the question today is how do we get in, find those families and find their loved ones and make this community -- let this community know we're there to support them in this cleanup. it's going to take a long time to get the highway open again and long time to get that area feeling secure again. >> absolutely. and senator murray, special thanks to you. i know how complicated today is. you were in the chamber forethe court arguments and you've got this problem at home. >> a lot of emotions today, yeah. >> thank you very much. and coming up next, from the supreme court we will talk to the lawyer for hobby lobby, the original plaintiff in this case. but first dangerous weather conditions have halted today's search for debris for missing malaysia flight 370 in

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so why weren't the rest of us warned ahead of time? tonight dave bryan finds out. >> reporter: this is what cal tech seismologist tom heaton heard early in the morning seconds before his home swayed as the california earthquake rolled through. >> i was sitting there at breakfast and my laptop computer told me the shaking was coming. >> the system gave us a couple seconds of warning, which is kind of what we would he -- we would expect in this distance. the magnitude was a little off, but it worked notifying ahead of time before the shaking arrived. >> reporter: the problem was the rest of us didn't get any warning the earthquake was coming because although governor brown signed a law last september officially endorsing the system, no funding source was identified to build and maintain it. >> we need to come up with the annual expenses of maintaining the stations running the software, getting the telemetry and a big earthquake tomorrow, the funding might show up the next day. >> reporter: cal tech seismologist lucy jones, the earthquake

winter storm warnings are up all over the area. winter storm warnings extend well to the west of us back out towards columbus and cincinnati. there's plenty of moisture to work with. here it is on storm team 4 radar. our dry start already rain drops in central parts of west virginia. there's the leading edge. that's the arctic air. that arctic cold front plays a huge role in how the system develops. getting to the timing in just a second. right now, cloudy skies filled in in washington. we had a shimmer of sunshine this morning. that's gone. winds light out of the south at 6. increasing southerly wind puts temperatures in the 50s for a brief time. 44 reston town center. your hour by hour planner. 40s and cloudy in the morning. mid afternoon, rain drops arrive after 2:00 or 3:00. temperatures in the 50s. temperatures back to upper 30s by 10:00. that's still rain. then the change over from rain to snow between midnight and sun rise. near 60 in fredericksburg. a mild day ahead of the next winter weather chance. here it is on our model

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a man called 911, then went door-to-door warning neighbors. after that fire was knocked down investigators realized some items were missing. we're told owner was out of town but has been notified. the owner's car was taken. investigators say it's a 2003 blue audi a-4. >> alcatraz and the presidio among many land marks now required to upgrade access for disabled visitors. means the recreational area will have to do the following. increase wheelchair access at trails and beaches, provide braille, audio and touch access signs and also guided tours will have to be provided especially for disabled guests. >> mountain view's answer to traffic corn gegs could get off the ground. council members will ask for federal funding g. morning. >> reporter: good morning to you. the idea here is that there is way too much traffic on the street, parking is tight in places like downtown, so why not build up. they are talking about adding pod cars on an elevated system, flying above the city. skytran is the company developing what they call personal rapid transit

as we look at where the warnings are at. we'll focus attention into south-east to north dakota and north-west minnesota. as we get towards chicago, we will not get the impact from the storm. the track looks lick it goes over the great -- looks like it goes over the great lakes. we look at the west coast , our concerns are around rainfall and washington. the rain has been tapering off. showers decreasing. still a flood warning as we have the damming of the mud, allowing water to pool up and flood homes upstream. gradually well see this improve as we get a couple of dry days coming up. it will get wetter as we get further into northern california. expect the rain to continue to the west and temperatures chilly to the northern plains, but warmer for day-time highs. >> march madness started with 68 teams, now we are down to the final four. ross shimabuku reports. >> after weeks of madness the last 14 teams are dancing into arlington texas to play the national championships. it will bep the battle of the the haves and the have no

the red flag warnings in effect.en you culminate the fact that we'll look at sunshine, low relative humanity in decision to gusting winds we're looking at winds in excess of 30 mph, 36 mph in wichita, those are the ingredients that you need to see fires break out. across the full area here we have red flag warnings in effect really through tomorrow. talking about wind, look at the northeast. today temperatures are going to generally be in the 30s, 40s and 50's once you make your way through the mid-atlantic. when you factor in the wind it feels chilier out there today. we have a cold front that will bring a little bit of snow to portions of pennsylvania earlier today and rain along i-95. the heaviest of the rain has been across portions of maine where we'll continue to see that throughout the day. temperatures in the 50's and 40s once you make your way back to albany when you factor in that wind it feels cooler out there given the fact that we're not looking at a lot of sunshine. as morgan said it's a gloomy sunshine

so that's where the blizzard warnings are in effect, not inland sections.ratures will continue to drop as the it gets the cold air being pulled in with these wind gusts over 30 to 40 miles an hour. that's coming in from the west, northwest, and that is creating this blowing and drifting snow. powerful storm here, but the storm well off of the coast, really intensified and that's where you are getting these deep area of low-pressure. this is the center of the low. the pressure increases rapidly to the midwest. so that will continue. the storm pulls away by tonight, but you still have the cold wind only for a day, if that, because there is another storm approaching bringing up warm air, that rain-snow line pushed well to the north, but we're seeing more winter weather up to the great lakes. here is that warm air thursday into friday, so that warm air will try to spread east. another storm over the pacific northwest, a little break here with that break in the rain, but now more rain is expected, washington, oregon, california, and right around seattle, certain

he actions, obama warns. putin acts, obama warns.s is a pattern he can't afford to stay in here and just continue to warn. you heard john kerry more warnings. i've talked to some folks. there are some moves they could make and could make right now. they're not act of war moves. they are immediate economic sanctions. russia's largest banks are state owned banks. you could choke them economically in a hurry. the largest energy company is a pal of putin. just do it. just suspend it, be move, start the meeting. that was the sense that you're wondering why isn't the president out there saying okay, we have made these moves. he's done this. you know, it was before it was trying to play some diplomacy. but they've got this 24 hours and you hear john kerry with more warnings. they know he's got to act

crimea is a warning. >> reporter: a warning, sasha told us, that the russian takeover of crimea is just the beginning. they're both fathers of young children. like many here, they describe themselves as half ukrainian/half russian. >> the biggest sin of mr. putin is that he provoked this fight between brothers. >> reporter: brothers or not, ukraine's defense minister has put the call out for tens of thousands of volunteers to take up arms in case of a russian invasion. >> i'm not ready to fight with russian, with ukrainians. i don't want to die for our country. i want to live for our country. >> reporter: they're worried about relatives who live in crimea, who now live in another country. do you think ukraine will ever get crimea back? >> no, no, i think no. >> it's over? >> yes, it's over, it's over. >> reporter: we asked both men whether they would leave if fighting broke out here, scott, and they were torn between their responsibilities to protect their families and their duty to protect the country. they couldn't answer. >> pelley: charlie d'agata reporting for us tonight. charlie,

alabama, there are a couple of tornado warnings that are out currently.e are looking at the strong line of storms, a squall line, when you see a line as well defined as this, you can see damaging winds will be the primary threat but in the south, it could be huge tornados. as i said, there are a few tornado warnings across the gulf coast in alabama. we will continue to watch this line progress toward the east. there is a tornado watch out toward the panhandle of florida. we do expect to see heavy, heavy rain saturate most of the i-10 corridor and move its way -- make its way, that is to the i-95 corridor tonight. >> extends all the way into the florida panhandle and, also, south and western portions of georgia that goes through this afternoon. meanwhile, further toward the north, looking at temperatures plummeting, colder air sinking in out of canada. st. louis at 35 degrees. nashville at 52. between nashville and between st. louis, that is where our frontal boundary is. such a stark contrast in temperatures. towards the north, see the precipitation follo

why we weren't warned ahead of time. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, carg >>> developing news off the coast of japan. eight crew members are missing after two cargo ships collided just outside tokyo bay. a panamanian flagship called beagle three sank after crashing into a south korean registered boat. 12 people on the beagle three were rest cued but one is in serious -- rescued but one is in serious condition with a heart problem and eight are still missing. all 14 people on the other boat are safe. >>> pennsylvania transit agency has released some surveillance video of one of its officers being attacked bea deranged man. it happened on a subway platform in philadelphia after the man threatened to shoot people. video shows the officer and suspect in an intense battle with dozens of passengers watching on from a distance. the officer had to use pepper spray and his baton but both failed to subdue the suspect here. eventually, backup arrived and the man was arrested. the officer was treated for minor injuries. >>> we had a small earthquake in the bay area last night. it was a 2.3 just off the coast. se

the pilot ignored the warning and went a kilometer and a half into the air space. then two f-16s, turkish f-16s fired one missile that brought down the plane. the prime minister of this country and his defense minister said that no one should test the retaliation of turkey. >> that's from is tal bull with latest. thank you for being with us this morning. >>> hillary clinton is still not saying if she will make a presidential run in 2016, but the former secretary of state says she haventz -- hasn't decided if she'll throw her hat in the ring. that's what she said at berkeley. clinton said she's very concerned about the directions of our country. >>> parisians go to the polls today for the first round of local elections, and for the first time it's likely the city will have a madam for mayor. from paris here's emma heyward. >> reporter: it's a chance to run all this, one of the world's most distinctive cities, and whoever wins this election in paris will make hicht. becoming its first female mayor. on the left the front-runner and the right the ump candidate. >> repo

they're called early warning reports.e spoke with congressman upton today. >> you know, the law said five days. not five years, not ten years, and we're going to find out why the law may not have worked the way that it was intended. >> jeff: general motors knew about a problem with ignition switches in cobalts and other compact cars in 2004. the next year gm issued this service bulletin to its dealers, warning of ignition switches that could turn off or accessory position if there is a heavy key ring or bumps. engines shut off and air bags don't work. the national highway traffic safety administration or nhtsa had access to that information in 2005. no recalls until 2014. 12 deaths and 31 cashes have been linked to the defect. the question is, why didn't gm and nhtsa alert consumers sooner. joan claybrook is the former head of nhtsa. >> the rule at nhtsa for years has been if there is a critical component of the car that fails, that is enough information to start a defect investigation and probably to require a recall. >>