there was a robbery on west washington avenue. some suspects went in there and they robbed a businessman. this is where they led police. they led them to the area of vegas and tonopah. officers we've seen with their k-9s and robotic cameras. they have put those cameras inside the house. and they are checking it thoroughly. it is not known if the robbery suspects are inside. but they're being very cautious. the four people taken into custody, they have been detained. metro police detectives are people have any connection to that robbery. as for the three homes evacuated? those people that live in those homes are not being allowed inside because, as we've been talking about, s.w.a.t. officers are still trying to clear out that home. and it could take awhile before the all clear is given. reed and jessica, back to you. >> reed: thank you. >>> we're going talk politics now. tonight's republican debate taking place without donald trump. >> jessica: believe it or not. the main debate starts at 6:00 p.m. and it's all happening four days

they say the woman was held-up right in front of "new city mart" on west washington street last sunday... around 9 o'clock in the morning. she says the gunman was sitting in a van when she arrived-- and then hopped out and approached her-- wearing a black mask that completely hid his face. the vehicle --he was waiting in -- is described as a dark blue mini-van... possibly a toyota or a honda. if you have any information... call crime-line. also new this morning... a wave of thefts at a hotel near the "disney springs" area... ends with the arrest of a security guard. the orange county sheriff's office says "edward cespedes" was stealing from the "wyndham lake buena vista hotel" where he worked. since last year-- there have been at least 20 complaints at that more than 10- thousand dollars in missing cash. deputies say cespedes was finally caught-- during a sting-- where he was filmed stealing from investigators. cespedes is out of jail on bond. the magic will try to stop a seven game losing streak tonight. they are in boston to play the celtics. ``` tip-off is at 7-30. orlando is 1-and-

most of us will pick up a dusting up to two inches, although areas south and west of washington may get a tad more. a noticeable warming trend is ahead with highs in the 20s starting on wednesday.to day: p/sunny, still cold high: -1-5 winds: nw 5-15 alo: 0 dbq: 1 iow: 4 the sub-zero temperatures can often be a hassle for drivers, especially when it comes to starting their vehicles. mechanics in central iowa say they usually get who can't start their car when temperatures are this low. some batteries just can't handle the cold. experts say to check your tires, deflate in colder weather. they also recommend giving your car time to warm up a bit, because extreme cold makes engine oil thicker. "it'll get thick inside there and that makes it hard for everything to turn over inside the engine and it makes it difficult to lube up that's why it's important to you know let your car warm up a bit in the morning " mechanics also recommend drivers keep blankets in your car, in case it breaks down and strands you somewhere. the cold weather is also proving to be a challenge for fire crews. a fire in

west. washington and our gone, a major winter storm. gusty wind and mudslides. that system will be developed over the southern rockies and bring a cold front wednesday with a chance for showers. tonight, mid and upper 20's. mostly clear skies. a cold night down to about 30 in fayetteville. 26 at southern pines. with the winds dying down, that will be a help in terms of wind chill problems. the winds will gradually diminish this evening. it should not be an issue after 10:00. a beautiful saturday coming up. we jump into the upper 40's at noon. tomorrow temperatures will be a few degrees warmer than today. the wind will be much lighter. that was the bright sun will make it feel good in the mid to upper 50's tomorrow afternoon across the region. high-pressure across the gulf of mexico will go offshore tomorrow. that combined with the bright sky and sunshine, temperatures mid 50's. the south winds get to work on the atmosphere on sunday. that is when our temperatures get into the mid 60's for highs. it will be a great day to be out. maybe you need to do some yard wo

police say the woman was held-up right in front of "new city mart" on west washington street last sunday. she says the gunman \titting in a van when she %yed. he approached her wearing a black mask. the vehicle he was waiting in is described as a dark blue mini-van... possibly a toyota or a honda. if you have any information... call crime-line. a security guard is out on bond... after he's accused of a wave of thefts near disney springs. orange county deputies say edward cespedes was stealing from the wyndham lake buena vista hotel where he worked. since last year... there have been at least 20 complaints and more than 10- deputies say cespedes was finally caught when he was filmed stealing from investigators. new this morning -- a bill that would allow you to openly carry a gun-- in public-- is moving forward. the bill passed another florida house committee yesterday -- but it was changed a bit. guns will now be required to be in a holster -- or in a bag. private businesses-- and property owners -- will be allowed to ban ` guns. but public places-- like parks and hospitals-- will not be

. >> they -- opening a store she was held up in front of new city -- west washington at 9:00 a.m. she said that the gunman had been sitting in a van when she arrived and hopped out and ran over to here. there he is running off with her purse. a dark blue minivan. possibly a toyota or a honda. if you have any information, are you asked to call crimeline. >>> a wave of thefts at a hotel at disney springs area. orange county sheriff's office said that the suspect s found stealing at the hotel where he worked. there were at least 20 complaints at that location, caught on tape. he has now bonded out of jail at this point. >>> at 6:42, thieves preying on your emotions to rip you off. >> the new warning from local deputies is coming up, next. >>> the bill that would allow you to openly carry a gun here in the state of florida. but there are some changes. we'll have details coming up next. there's a live view. >> it's gorgeous. >> so nice to see without rain drops in the picture. it's still chilly. stre-e-e-e-eam stream, stream, stre-eam stre-e-e-e-eam stream, stream, stream when i want y

there's controversy on whether it's the storm total. 35 inches north and west of washington. southern suburbs ended up with 2 feet and down in southern maryland, a little over 2 foot. hour by hour through 10:00, we'll be below freezing. the winds are done and by 2:00 the winds will be calming. may be a little above freezing for an hour or two and will be refreezing as we get into the late hours. the low 20s. a look at the record yesterday with snowfall totals and a bit of a warming trend for the weekend ahead. that's coming up in a few minutes. >> thanks so much, tom. besides the number, the impact. we knew this was going to be a possibility with all the heavy snow. it really has become such a reality. dozens of people looking for a place to stay this morning after a roof collapsed at an apartment. this is in the manassas area. >> that's right. seven people were displaced after a roof collapsed. we're joined on the phone by assistant fife chief matt smolsky. what can you tell us? >> good morning. upon arrival, we discovered the partial collapse of one roof and another apartme

two or three feet of snow west of washington dc. >> this is going to arrive of the 1979 blizzard. by theway, i was living there at the time, it literally shuts down the city. not nearly as much snow in the northeastand new york may still get six to nine inches. boston toprovidence only a few inches of snow. >> this is an atlantic storm and not so much of the north atlantic storm. >> for us, the afternoon will be windy and cold t. high is only in the 50s, both saturday and sunday. look at whathappens next week and another chance of strong >> all right, thanks thanks safety. the dangerous reasons this infant's car seat isnow being realled, coming up. called coming up. go sns ? and coming up this car without a spare tire. >> the tactics that officers feared could lead to something >>> the safety commission is recalling of thousands of these seats. the handle can be break off while being used. >> the seats were manufactured between october 1st 2014 and july 1st july 2015. we have al link a link on our >>> 30 million vehicles on the road right now don't have a spare tires. turns out mi

some areas west of washington might get up to 32 inches. this will shut that place down for a while. it already has because airlines have gotten ahead of it. the timing for that is it's starting to snow now in virginia and maryland and will go through early sunday morning before tapers off. on the backside of that we are going to wrap around some cooler air. warm and muggy but as jennifer titus will tell you, the winds are shifting. they are going to calm down a but we think they're coming model. watch what happens as we go 20-25 mile-per-hour winds with the few higher gusts. look at this surge tomorrow morning. will get it open from time to time. we are likely to have problems with the skyway again and at least and advisory or if not shut down. tomorrow is the children's parade. it's coming down slightly and the evening hours. 7:00 a.m. sunday morning and we really get back to normal or can you imagine having a boat in the gulf of mexico? please don't. it's a very bad situation. we have gail warnings and high well. i did want to mention te

freezing rain advisories in the higher elevations of allegheny county, morgan county in west virginia. washington regular rain with the weak fading warm front. with the low pressure from the midwest, it is a pretty significant system. cool behind the front. the next wave of rain is coming overnight saturday into sunday. sunday, into the afternoon hours. sunshine, southwest win. that is the big picture. resetting the forecast, going in tight. the futurecast, the temperatures holding steady, only going down a little bit. coldest in the shenandoah valley, above freezing. tomorrow, not a lot of sunshine pockets of drizzle, the temperatures moving up ever so slowly. the main rain event overnight saturday into sunday. saturday evening, looks like 10:00. overnight is the main rain event, a couple thunderstorms possible. if you are woken up by a thunderclap, that will be it. rain ending by about 4:00 sunshine popping back up. 15 to 35 mile-per-hour wind. southwest breezes coming. the high temperature closer to the mid-60's sunday. it's very possible. get out and enjoy that day before the game starts. eve

and you can see a lot of clouds and a lot of moisture in the system that cranks up out of the west and washington and oregon. we see the potential for flooding, combined with high tides, this is the coastal flood warning that's going to be up from 7:00 a.m. tomorrow until 10:00 sunday. we have flash flood watches in effect for the bull's-eye where we think we'll get the heaviest rain. these areas will pick up two to four inches of rain. up to the north, the russian river rising, staying below flood stage, but to the north around hopland, we could get flood stage briefly early in the morning, to the rain is going to be intense starting off in the morning, but you may be surprised if you're in the south bay, at just how long it takes for the heavy rain to arrive. we'll have the timeline of when. >>> well the storm certainly bringing out some big waves, we're not talking maverick kinds of waves, but these are very large. this is video that was shot early this morning. a great way to track the storms is our nbc by area app,. >>> a deadly end to a tour bus excursion in san francisco. a man is hit in t

not a widespread freeze overnight, but a couple spots could be icy north and west of washington.ots of sunshine tomorrow, well into the 50's. 56 washington, 60's southwest of d.c. monday, a little bit of rain in the afternoon, evening time frame. the cold front brings temperatures down. we going to the 60's the high monday. that is not the warmest day. abc 7 skycast, early sunday degrees, partly cloudy skies, plenty of sunshine through the day. we should be near 56 in washington. the seven day forecast, wednesday is the warmest day on the books, 64. that is the most likely day for rain as well, and a condition with isolated thunderstorms. , 44 the morning. if he sees a shadow, six more weeks of winter, if he does not see it, early spring. kimberly: nearly two weeks outcome you said there could be another snowstorm? devon: we will be watching it. the confidence is not much. a good week in college hoops, because maryland beat number three iowa. the terps women on track to do something big again. >> and now the toyota sports desk, brought to you by your local toyota dealers. robert:

west of washington. s barred off. the fbi was curious about the contents. who was this guy that suddenly vanished. >> we were talking about anybody that made any threats or did anything dangerous. >> reporter: back live again. they are looking for the sky but he is not in trouble. if you know who he is call the u.s. postal service and that number is 877-876-2455. cbs4 news tonight. reporting that ted cruz failed to disclose information about the loan that he got to pay for his first senate campaign. oralia ortega is standing by with details. >> reporter: according to new york times crews did not disclose to personal loans from citibank and goldman sachs when he ran for senate in 2012 and it's a potential violation of federal election rules. it's also counter to the narrative he has been giving voters for years. he's talked often about the decision he and his wife took to empty their assets to fund his senate run four years ago. he has also bashed wall street repeatedly but has not spoken of the loans from citibank or goldman stack -- goldman sachs where his

washington. that seems to be the common number where everybody is going with. i even think west of washington, d.c. they can see 30 inches of snow. you can see flurry out over the lake. the clouds are hanging tough. i have us briefly dropping to temperature toward morning. your overnight low will be at 18. 7:00 a.m. tomorrow the teens are around 20. we warm into the mid20s and maybe some upper 20s in here depending on the sun we get. it will be postally cloudy and the wind off the lake. 26 in cleveland. flurries and blustery during the afternoon. actually turning windy tomorrow night with gusts up to 30. 29 akron canton and mostly cloudy sky and dry. here is a look at the planner. 7:00 a.m. 18 and 23 at lunchtime. flurries around. 26 at 5:00. in the 20s tomorrow as we watch the east coast storm throughout the day and tomorrow night. 28 on saturday. windy conditions. 32 on sunday with a cloudy sky. look at that on monday. we'll hit the low 40s. the next front on tuesday. that will be the next alert rain and very windy out there. 28 on saturday and windy day and mostly cloudy on s

dry in the immediate area, but snow showers well west of washington, parts of west virginia. this could bring a flurry or two to the area before midday today. but absolutely no accumulation. temperatures right now, you can see at or below freeze. so a heads up as you head out this morning. 30 degrees right now in washington. more in ten minutes. >>> beware of the icy spots of course. i was coming out of my house today on the sidewalk, so be careful today. 270 north at 121, still have to stay left. southbound your typical volume. out are loop at gallows road, still have the right side of the roadway blocked in the earlier overturned vehicle crash. a couple of other things happening right now, southbound at pooks hill, a two car crash. southbound gw parkway, a disabled vehicle. >>> for the first time in a week, federal workers are heading into the office on time this morning. opm made the announcement last night. employees do have the option to take unscheduled leave or to tell la wotelework. >>> metro says there will be fewer than eight car trains in service because of the sto

the rain/snow mix line south and west of washington.hurning all the way saturday afternoon into the evening. we could be looking at nearly 30 hours of snow at the rate of a half-inch to an inch. feete talking one t2o two wide spread. this will be a monster storm, the blizzard conditions the majority of saturday. steve: the duration of the storm is amazing. we now have the blizzard watch remaining in effect friday and saturday for all the areas in green from baltimore to southern maryland, including the district, loudoun county. by this time tomorrow night, the areas in green will likely convert to a blizzard warning. the areas in blue that are now winter storm watches will convert to winter storm warning. weould not be surprised if have extra counties like fauquier county in the blizzard warning because of the gusty wind and heavy snow that is likely to fall due to the amount of cold air that will be in place. brushs the first broad look at the snow totals. anywhere between one to two feet snow friday afternoon into early saturday morni

president's drive home was delayed. >>> looking at today's weather, the snowstorm is still west of washington, severe thunderstorms for the deep south later today. rain along the northwest coast. >>> okay, so we know pluto may have been demoted but now there's a new candidate for a ninth planet and this one in the far reaches of the solar system. >> and nobody has seen it but they have some pretty strong evidence. abc's joevanna barna has the search for planet nine. >> reporter: after some two years of research caltech astronomers are nearly certain a ninth planet exists and about ten times the mass of earth and two to four times its radius. >> don't you think it's like a miniature version of neptune and think we know where it came from. >> reporter: dr. mike brown says he has strong theoretical evidence. their first clue a field of debris beyond anyone tur and uranus, icy rocks the size of los angeles. >> if you concentrate on the biggest out there, they all tend to fan out into the same overall directions. it's as if there's a cosmic one way sign saying, there's something pulling on us. >>

tomorrow by a 10th of an inch of snow. 20.8 in philly. 29.3 up at dulles airport north and west of washington, d.c. so as historic as it is it looks like a lot like the blizzard of 96. northern end didn't get as far north as that one. >> 24 days before the pitchers and catchers. and 48 days before the boston marathon. things on the horizon but some winter to go. hooking at temperatures across the eastern seaboard we are in the 30s locally but 40s off to the west. a lot of melting snow out there today. and the next storm system is going to move up off to the north and west and that's a direction that brings in the milder air. so we are not expecting any cold. in fact after a quick drop off in temps through the 20. and refreezing be cautious with tomorrow morning we are rising. temps that fall back will be in the the low 30s by the time you wake up to start tuesday. a nice beginning breezy and mild. by late january stannardch heading towards midday we are well up into the 40s. clouds will be on the increase and mild but also windy and wind out of the southwest at 10 to 20 and gusts up to 30 mil

washington, d.c. area are cleaning up from a surprise snowstorm just in time for a much bigger one this weekend. even the president's drive home was delayed. >>> and looking at today's west of washington, severe thunderstorms for the deep south later today. rain along the northwest coast. >>> okay, so we know pluto may have been demoted but now there's a new candidate for a ninth planet, and this one in the far reaches of the solar system. >> and nobody has seen it but researchers at caltech claim they have some pretty strong evidence. abc's jovanna lara joins us for the search for planet 9. >> here's planet 9. >> reporter: appears the solar system may have nine planets after all. after some two years of research caltech astronomers are nearly certain a ninth planet exists and about ten times the mass of earth and two to four times its radius. >> we think planet 9 is like a miniature version of neptune and think we know where it came from. >> reporter: doctors mike brown and konstantin batygin say they have strong theoretical evidence to support this. their first clue, a field of debris beyond neptune and los angeles. >> if you concentrate on the biggest out there, they

the post office was evacuated and 13th street west of washington shut down. eventually the miami-dade hazmat team cleared the envelopes and the county bomb squad did the same. curious about the contents, and white man was that sunday em vanished. >> we're not talk about a suspect or anybody that made threats or did anything dangerous. >> reporter: and authorities are still looking for that man. they say he's not tin trouble they just want to talk to him so if you know who he is you're asked to gift u.s. postal service the call the number at the bottom of your screen (877)876-2455 we're live from miami beach. >>> new details this morning on an arrest made in a deadly crash involving an uber suv. police say alexander chica was taken into custody last night facing several charges including driving under it's influence add vehicular homicide. officials say the uber suv was making a turn when it was hit by the the car chica was driving. it happened two days after christmas. the crash left pablo sanchezez his family filed a lawsuit against uber, its driver and chic

west of washington. was barred off. the fbi was curious about the contents. vanished. >> we were talking about anybody that made any threats or did anything dangerous. >> reporter: back live again. they are looking for the sky but he is not in trouble. if you know who he is call the u.s. postal service and that numb is 877-876-2455. cbs4 newsonight. >>> the new york times is reporting that ted cruz failed to disclose information about the loan that he got to pay for his first senate campaign. oralia ortega is standing by with details. >> reporter: according to new york times crews did not disclose to personal loans from citibank and goldman sachs when he ran for senate in 2012 and it's a potential violation of federal election rules. it's also counter to the he's talked often about the decision he and his wife took to e ety their assets to fund his senate run four years ago. he has also bashed wall street repeatedly but has not spoken of the loans from citibank or goldman stack -- goldman sachs where his fe worked. the loans totaled as much as $750,000 and ev

by the midday hours, showers to the west of washington. showers moving through the metro area during the afternoon. 58 will be the high tomorrow and we'll hit that at about 3:00. to see the exact time temperature in your area head to my facebook and twitter pages. the flooding impact for this week, tomorrow a good idea to clear the drains. so as we see snow continuing to melt and rain showers moving through tomorrow and wednesday, that water has somewhere to go. so tomorrow the rain showers could be an issue if drains aren't clear. tuesday we start to keep a close eye on creeks and streams for the potential of some minor flooding in those areas. wednesday the snow melt combined with more rain could lead to flooding concerns on area waterways and also urban areas again where drains have not been cleared. here is future weather. wednesday morning, 6:00 a.m., rain already impacting that commute. you can see as we head into the second half of the day, some heavier rain moves through the area. we're looking at anywhere from half an inch to thre

we go out west to seattle, washington.ivists going on trial and what does it have to do with climate change? ♪ [music break] bowie.lackstar" by david died yesterday. he was 69 years old. this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. we turn to a record settlement that has taken place in new york. today, we are going to talk to hina shamsi, the director of the american civil liberties union. in a major legal victory, an independent civilian monitor will oversee the new yorpolice department's counterterrorism activity. two lawsuits challenge the nypd of spying on muslims in religious centers. settlement restores some of the outside oversight that was eliminated during the september 11 attacks. >> what the nypd wanted to do to my organization clearly laid it out in a secret document -- they wanted to recruit a confidential informant to sit on my board. they were going into our restaurants and acting as clients in our organization. to have someone who'd be a deciding figure on my it creat

moving into west virginia there is washington and more on that in a second. right here southern ohio by have snow, but it is going to be flurries in the northern part of the state and increasing winds. that's the way it looks right now. these are winter storm watches. that's a winter storm warning for part of west virginia. right near baltimore, washington area a blizzard watch has been issued. they are forecasting one to two feet of snow here in the washington area. that's interesting because by the time the weekend is done washington could have more snow than cleveland hopkins so far this winter. the ohio impact ises -- the ohio impacts and it is becoming windy. heavy snow south on friday night. windy and flurries in the northern part of the state. on saturday the snow ends in the southern part of the state. it is dry and windy here in the northern part. that's the latest on the storm and the ohio impacts. got some light snow here that it could see around an inch. some lake affect snow showers east and we will break up the overnight to 12. an inch or less o

. >> north and west of washington, some areas could see wind chills up to 10 below. >>> chain saws are fired up in clinton, maryland, after a tree sliced into a home. the owner, glen bell told us the winds were whipping early this morning when he thought he heard a thump. at first he thought sebody was breaking into his house until he got a better look at things. >> we didn't know what was happening until i actually put my clothes on and came into the kitchen and saw half of my kitchen was gone. all we could see was sky light. >> the tree hitting the house, i am fine as long as my family good, i don't need a house as long as i have my family. >> that was mr. bell's son who lives in the house with their 9 month old baby. you can see the tree crash into the dining area of the kitchen, luckily nobody was hurt. >>> police are investigating a shooting that left 3 people injured outside the state theater early this morning after a love, peace, and unity concert. police were collecting evidence a few hours ago and believe upwards of 20 shots were fired. oifshs already were at the club re-- of

. >> reporter: 13th street west of washington avenue remained blocked until sundown when police wrapped up their investigation. they have yet to reveal what exactly was inside those two envelopes. if you recognize the man in that picture, you're urged to call the u.s. postal inspector's office, that number 1-877-876-2455. again, investigators saying this man didn't necessarily do anything wrong, but they do warrant towant to talk to him about what unfolded hererissa bagg, nbc 6. >>> the shooting victim of alder hill will be asking for your help to find whoever is responsible. hill died last saturday in the area of northwest 10th avenue and 69th street just near miami northwestern senior high school. the shooter they say is still anyone with any information is asked to call crime stoppers, 305-471-tips. and a quick reminder, you may be eligible for a $3,000 reward if you do have good information there. >>> this morning a group of sought florida students are scheduled to visit aventura hospital for a stop gun violence team youth summit. they're part of a project called 5,000 role models o

. >>> 30 miles west the washington redskins probably not happy. the roof of their practice facility collapsed under 34 inches of snow and 50-mile-per-hour winds. >>> virginia governor terry mcauliffe attributed 1,200 car accidents in his state to the storm. at least 30 people are dead as a result of the weather, mostly from car crashes but also from heart attacks while shoveling. also one person got hit by a plow. >>> in north carolina a 26-year-old father of a who skidded off the road. >>> sunday morning in connecticut a commuter train which didn't have passengers at the time hit a truck after its plow got struck on the tracks. luckily no one was injured, and amazingly the train wasn't damaged and was able to continue on its way. >>> according to flightaware more than 12,000 flights were canceled due to the storm. and more than 1,300 flights are canceled today. nbc's edward lawrence is out in the streets of washington with more. edward, are you all dug out? >> reporter: we dug out just a little bit. i'm calling this the big dig. tens of thousands

(karla back to desk) over the west coast with moderate rain to california north into washington. las vegas will see some of the effects of that moisture but it'll only be in the form of high clouds. those clouds will work against the southwest flow to keep temperatures below normal, but will concede some progress and allow highs into the low 50s for the first time since christmas day. sunday will see even thicker high clouds and slightly warmer temperatures thanks to warm overnight lows and a steady flow of slightly warmer air in from the south. monday is where things change for the wetter - a weak low pressure system will miss vegas to the south but could toss enough moisture towards the city to spark off a few showers in the afternoon. line of storms headed towards southern nevada with models forecasting up to 1.25" of rain by friday night. the heaviest rain looks to fall tuesday into wednesday of next week with another whopper coming for thursday and friday. each successive storm will be cooler than the one preceding it, which will push snow levels lower and lower with each sy

west. and the snowfall totals are impressive. washington dc. washington. it's coming down pretty good there at moment. farther north we're looking at west virginia, northern virginia, estimated 30 inch was snow. washington dc could see record snowfall here. climbing up into the northeast, we see the storm system there. our computer model forecast continues to move this area of low pressure, it's a classic nor'easter that way. it's grabbing lots of moisture off the atlantic, turning it into the colder air. for us this high pressure area will settle in. that will give us a cool and breezy weekend. we'll have more coming up later on. >>> the winter wallop along the east coast is causing delays and cancellations at tampa international airport of the it's puring weekend tramp -- putting weekend travel plans in jeopardy for thousands. >> reporter: when you approach the ticket counter to check in, this is the last thing you want to see. a radar image with all kinds of pinks and blues. you're heading that way. this traveller found himselfed biding his time. >> we w

that was to the west of washington dc. >> the they're going to have those snow blowers there, 40 and a half inches of snow since friday. is going to stay cold. >> late monday and tuesday, we'll see a little bit of change. another front comes through on wednesday intothursday which will change things up a little bit into next weekend. still a chill as we top out today at 55 degrees. we'll see temperatures warming up gradually but we'll have calm winds and plenty of sunshine. our football forecastout in denver, patriots are going to be in town getting under way by 3:00. it should be about 44 degrees and maybea flurries of snow around by the time they get this one done. about 7:00 or so, and charlotte, they'll have to dig out and get the road ways clear to get everybody out of the bank of america stadium where kickoff temperature would be right about 36 degrees but it will be clear as they go through that game in the queens city of charlotte. north winds today for the they'll calm downlater on this afternoon so we'll be able to drop that small craft advisory. >> moderate chop on the wat

washington dc. hayley: we are talking feet of snow to the west of washington dc. it could be 12 -2 feet. erin: we are going to be missing out on this one. hayley: temperatures are cold. -3 in whitefield. when you factor in the wind, this is what it feels like. 8, laconia. 7, plymouth and lebanon. with the wind gusting up to 25 miles per hour, it will feel colder then the temperature readings. we will all see sunshine today, even up north. i have been toting these guys around all week long and i will need them again today. erin: i had my gloves on this morning. we do want to check the roads. this is a live look at 93 from our common man camera in windham. hayley: for a look at the morning drive, we are joined live by 95.7 wzid' s deb davidson . good morning. deb: good morning. right now, emergency crews are on the scene of that fire on west street in manchester. all the major roads in the state of new hampshire are moving well and are completely up to speed on 93, 2, and 101. we also have the scene of a crash right at desk on road at exit 41. route three south is congested. i' m deb david

washington, dc. potentially 24 to 30-inches with this. philadelphia 18 to 24. plus west of washington, dc. close to 3 feet of snow in the higher elevations there. you talk about the south side of the system, the bottom of the system. that's where the front is coming through. we have the wind gusts with it. they are gusting to 28 miles per hour the last hour in clearwater and 26 in tampa and 28 in sarasota. winds will be strongest right along the coast but i expect to see strong wind gusts even as you head inland through the overnight hours into the day w that, let's talk about where we're going to be sky tower radar view. right now with those working in. heads up for the early morning hours a cold day. winds gusting at 50 miles per hour. gale warnings and rip current risks coming up in 15 minutes. >> boy, busy weekend. words seen on the status boards at tampa international airport. as mike mentioned the storms are part that rolled through. let's start at tia. instead are you not going anywhere for tonight. and crystal clark at tampa international how the travelers are dealing with the mess

shenandoah valley, 2 to 3 feet of snow, just to the west of washington dc out route 66. blizzard conditions through new york and down the i-95 corridor. areas of southeast virginia getting the rain-snow makes, and we are getting rain coming through noon. clearing out and after that the wind will shift out of the north, and we will get cold. it will be blustery and raw. it will stay that way until the winds shift on monday, and we will have and easterly component. 53 by noon, maybe 55 by the afternoon, and whipping winds. by tomorrow morning, check is -- low 30s over hernando, spring hill 37. the same by the water, a little bit warmer, but it will be very cold. i would not be surprised to see freeze warning's out. we will keep you posted right here on abc action news. averaging 14 to 18 heat waves, knots. at the period of high tide, we could see flooding in the coastal areas, and definitely a possibility of beach erosion. the low tide just before 7:00, and after that sunsets, it is going to get chilly. monday morning, 41, warmth later in the afternoon. we will get another