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you know, wha can you tell us to cheer us up? you ve a place like minneapolise do you expect this kind of cold air. >> in january. >> we would expect it. >> that's6z the problem here. mentioned just how cold it's been. not this cold since 1996. that's nearly 20 years ago. everybody's little cranky here talking act h cold the weather has been. it's just going to stay this cold over t next couple days. we're not talking about temperatures n zero again tonight like we saw out there this morning. current number at the airport with an icyko potomac river, 28 degrees. windchill ri now at 17. it is very cold. it will continue to be. our high temtuod barely made it to 30 and our average highhis time of year is now up to 50. sure would be nice if we could get there with some sunshine but we're at half that mark. martinsbur 29. 26 huntingtown. take a look show you the radar notice some snow towards the south. it is snowing. reports of snot.ary county along the northern neck. nobody else seeing that snow. we're not going to see any ofcb18 n

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what was whas in sonoma is something that can be developed later. the if sf puc rate could have set the rate not to exceed today. what i'm going to call on the commission is to set the not to exceed rate at the next meeting at the pg & e rate and after that then we develop the program. we need to set the rate immediately. >> public speaker: thank you. my name is rebecca evans. i would like to thank you all for this. i'm not an energy expert. i have been a san franciscan for almost 50 years and over 10 of those years i have watched this process. i hope you get aggressive about it. i have read that scotland is now clean energy. we heard from enernex that there are more jobs for this project than there are for the keystone pipeline. i think that's good news for the city and for the region. i think it's really important that you do that. the climate crisis is here. we can look at what's happening in the east with the snowstorms and the tides. san francisco is supposed to be the city that knows how. we need take that mantra and make it real. thank you ve

. >> those with us for the earlier newscast will see a different red carpet wha. a difference a couple hours makes. we have a major construction project underway. that's the rain tent going up. it is not anyone's first choins, but the chance of rain has people saying we don't want to take any chances. the beautiful people will walk the red carpet on sunday, but right now it is not pretty. >> you lose the scale when you do that. it is a bummer. >> joe lewis is the associate producer. he made up the call to put up the tent saying the threat of rain is too great a risk. >> tbel:00 p.m. to 6 -- 12:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m. maybe we need to nominate her and things will inning cha. >> until then crews got things done while the sun was still shining. tweaking the digital screens. moving actual oscar props and reflecting the red carpet itself. all to the delight of onlookers happy to take pictures of anything oscar related. at this point it is all about the tenting. joe lewis tells me he has a 30-man crew and he will be working around the clock until this project is finished.

et just showed how dedicated and wha long tirm virgs they they believe. he was talking to the egyptian people as much as he was talking to the arab world. sdes piet the challenges that e i want e just a minute faces. we need leaders like that. he needs to know he has to be able to chaing inside their oen system to get the people to skomg back around to be more mod rat. and they're dealing request al-qaida and dealing l.s of muslim broer hood. so i was very heartened wleb i heard president alseesi come out and make those remarks. >> so are there things that we can focus on in our strategy to help enkurjs e durj this that kind of moderation. given that there are certain actors in the region, such as uae and jordan, among others who appear to be supporting the u.s. interest, how should the united states support and organize these parted e farer ins fwr e in the region to serve as po ten shlly mod rating forces within the degraying middle east. >> it's lowering that threshold so that they step over that line more quickly. this is something that i think we can

. >> those with us for the earlier newscast will see a different red carpet wha. a difference a couple hours makes. we have a major construction project underway. that's the rain tent going up. it is not anyone's first choins, but the chance of rain has people saying we don't want to take any chances. the beautiful people will walk the red carpet on sunday, but right now it is not pretty. >> you lose the scale when you do that. it is a bummer. >> joe lewis is the associate producer. he made up the call to put up the tent saying the threat of rain is too great a risk. >> tbel:00 p.m. to 6 -- 12:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m. maybe we need to nominate her and things will inning cha. >> until then crews got things done while the sun was still shining. tweaking the digital screens. moving actual oscar props and reflecting the red carpet itself. all to the delight of onlookers happy to take pictures of anything oscar related. at this point it is all about the tenting. joe lewis tells me he has a 30-man crew and he will be working around the clock until this project is finished.

the news 4 i-team exposes the problem a whas being done to stop it. >>> the dramatic scene as a home is obliterated in a natural gas. >>> tonight 66 west and the 7 >>> incredible video tonight of a home disintegrating in seconds in stafford, new jersey. the home exploded as crews were trying to find a gas leak. 15 people were hurt and two are in critical condition. the blast ao destroyed a neighboring hd damaged others. 300 homes still don't have gas tonight whic means no heat in this brutal cold. crews are stl trying to find the cause of the explosion. >>> there are big construction plans surrouinthd street tund work on that begins tonight. the open air section of the tubl tunl co katie over and buildings will be built on top. if you're in that area, you might want to prepare for some significant changes. the district's department of transportatio warns that the project will cause delays. >>> they're fueling up you're paying the tab. tonight the news 4 i-team is exposing gome workers illegally swiping government credit cards to buy gasoline for themselves. the i-team's scott macfarl

mistake is focussing too much attention on how you're saving, and investing without first figuring how wha you really want from your money now and in the future. >> what are the dos and don'ts? >> ellen brings up a good point. that is don't hide your money. don't hide accounts. don't hide credit cards. e with looked at the citi double cash survey that found one out out of four americans in a committed relationship have a private account their significant other does not know about. that is not a good thing. >> what? 25%. >> you don't want to hide money from your spouse our partner. >> no. >> so that is one thing that is a big no no. so the other thing you don't feel like you want to be financially rescued. and this maybe people think effects the woman in a rela it could be either man or woman. you don't want to goat into the relationships thinking i don't handle money that well but they do. so they will handle it. you want to be financially responsible yourself. and also make sure that you don't get overly emotional when discussing money. because that is when you make mistakes. you get so a

if youk closely, it looks like tom is here to tell us more about wha we're seeing. i feel like i should just leave it up to you. >> and over high shoulder, i call this the sadness box for those -- >> that is so accurate. >> that's the radar showing the snow. d we do have a weather alert day that is in effect that means we'll have frequent storm 4 updates all morning as the snow is coming down across of virginia eastern west virgin. now comg into maryland. bright colors here, brighter white is where it's coming down a li harder. there one band there in howa county into montgomery anotr one in loudoun county prince william no fauquier into rapp county. lighte is no falling in much of the shenandoah valley but still coming down at a dece pace there. another bright band south of wash from near spring d to prince william county. r the one here in southern charles county northern st mary's cen calvert county. r bright band there in the ean part of the northern neck. temper are dropping. we had been above freezing but now it's down to the upper 20s near 30 degrees. winter

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see what wha mike's giving to us this morning in the form of traffic. >> looking toward oakland, 880moves smoothly. that's a nice treat this morning. 880 farther south the overall, the big view of the bay, what you expect at 4:55, friday morning, easy drive. the yellow shows a little slowing for the san mateo bridge. road crews on the move now, they have both directions for the road crews but traffic is flowing. northbound at tennison we have a crash reported, three lanes reported blocked but the slowing shows up on the southbound side. chp just updated it's really on the southbound side so the person who called it in was:]bv mixed up. slowing from the san mateo bridge down to tennison avenue, southbound direction opposite the arrow. northbound thornton the earlier crash cleared, southbound shows a volume increase through fremont but nothing dramatic and dublin traffic flowing smoothly westbound 580 as you'd expect for the dublin interchange. back to you. >>> a big kick forward for the bay area's best known soccer team. >> the wait is officially over for the new home of the san jose

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he has something tte about whas ppin a virginia state trooper was injured this morn tere ason-9inri wamouy. look at the pictures we're getting in here. this was on 95 near mile marker 152 early this morning. that trooper was parked along the side of the interstate there using a radar trying to catch speeders when police say that a ford explorer speeding by the driver lost control, that suv overturned, flipped on to its top and crashed right into. the patrol car. that trooper taken t hospital. idi he's okay. he's already been treated at the hospital and released. the driver of the suv, a 23-year-old man from virginia, was also injured. just minor injuries for him as well. he's now being charged with reckless driving. when you see pictures, it's incredible they survived this crash. >> that's reallyom. real tn upars both of them. thank you. >>> a bar owner in howard county is facing chargefoet videotapg men in the restaurant's bathr. he's one of the owners of the rams head tavern in maryland. the investigation began after a woman said she was in the restroom at the tavern when a digitalama ll

richard, whas going on? >> repor barbara, 128 planes grounded. th is 20% of the southwest fleet. resultin all of those cancels and delays over the past two days. southwest admits it did not inspect the rutter portions on those planes. the boeing 737's hydraulic system used to control the rut fer the main system fails was overlook. sot says when the lapse was realized federal regulators immed notified and the planes pulled. one southwest flight passenger whose fligh was cancelled this morning. a text at 2:00 p.m. saying my flight was cancelled. immediaty g on the phone. i knew everybody else would wake up and do the same thing and booked me on an earlier fligh. >> repor the faa agreed to allow southwest airlines to dplinting t planes that missed inspecti but the planes must be checked in the next five days. it's not the first time southwt failed to inspect planes. backn 2009 the airline was fine for overlooking cracks in the fuselage. it was a $7.5 million settlement that time. >> thank you, richard. > new today, take a look at this slid yoo showing nasa as knots venturing outside

. >> rep the longer you wait the more treacherous it become y whas going to happen here. the mo you pack this stuff down the more opportunity it has to fre again, the tougher it is to get up. but for the most part things are looking good after a busy mornin >> we could be dealing with a wint mix next week. > right now, the fcc is holdin a closely watched vote on whether your internet provid should able to choo which sites load fastest for you. the proposal would stop internet provids by favoring certain sites by declaring the internet a pu utility. of people have weighed in online on this. many big content providers and free marke advocates are agait these rules. if the net neutrality is approv is very likely to be challe in court later. >>> a developing story out of new york. three men from brooklyn are in custy this morning, accused of suppor the tr group isis. s say two of them planne to jn isis. their bacp plan was to attack the u.s if they couldn't make it to syria. officis admit that these types of home grown terror pl >>> lawmakers will look closely at this trend.

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this is wha people are saying here. did they arrest him already? >> yeah. >>t do make of that? >> i'd like to bash him right i. that's what i'd like do. >> do something like that to an old man, that's real stupid. >> police have charged dyson with using the victim's credit cards to drain his bank account. they say they have surveillance video of him making fraudulent withdrs from an atm at this 7-elev on georgia avenue. his stateme to police dyson said he exchanged sexual favo with belvin for money and the use of his vehicle. tonight eric dyson charged with first degree murder charge with cred card theft. he's being held without bond pending f court action in the case. live in montgomery county pat collins, news 4. >>> thanks pat. there should no worries but vigila that t advice tonight from the french government. securi officials there are workg aro the clock to find out who has been flying drones over paris landmarks for two nights in a row. this afterno an al jazeera newsw was arrested in a park with a drone. network says that the three jours wer simply shooting a story on t

this i wha you can possess. >> rep whi possession of small amounts of marijuana is legal for those 21 and over you' still limited as to where you can smoke it or even possess it. a is completely banned from university and college camp and dorms. d.c. school buildings and propy f parks or gove buildings. >> the only thing that's 100% clear is that the only lawful place for sure is going to be in a property that you own. >> rep and if you live in publ housing, it's still illel there. >> drinking beer in federal subsid housing is legal so, if that's legal, i can't see why someone who wants to make pot brown the federally subsid housing should be prevend from doing seems entirely unfair. >> rep because the federal sti sees pot as illega yr employer can still drug test you. can restrict use not only on the job but also off the job in the same way that turng it back to campuses. campus completely restrict use of marijuana. >> rep at 5:00, why it's unlike any college campuses will allow pot in the near future. the district mark segraves news4. >> the district isn't the only plag plais w the

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guess wha sunday is even cold. tomorrow,problem. a very low impact day tomorrow. sun and clo and a better afternoon. as mo on through the next couple day ls you'll see what i'm talking about. 43 on your wednesday, 40 on thursday. wi that cold air comes a chance for some snow showers. maybe a few flurries. a high of only 28 on friday. then 40 o saturday with a chance for light snow. 21 for a high on sunday with a low monday morning with a low of 11. some of you will be zero for an actual temtu with windchills well below zero. we have m cold air moving in. we'll cont t track it. >>> just in a d.c. police captain describehis life as he sues his department. today his called d.c.'s police chief a liar. we'll explain what's on the line once a verdict is reached. >>> and the coolest gadgets of 2015 go tdo. >>> a woman ambushed at a ca apartmeui as a small business owner you wouldn't deliver just half of what you have to offer to your customers. so why are you settling for half-fast internet? only verizon fios comes with speedmatch-- upload speeds as fast as your download

we have wha lid ferris on the the phone for us. >> sure, heather. >> the first occurred and almost immediatelyicers called it a terror attack. what makes them call it a terror attack so quickly? >> those targeted were political and controversial and were on a jihadi threat list and they were people in the cafe discussing the issue of the jihadi threat of free speech. and with all of that attack and attack by firearms the government in denmark said it is a terror attack. >> can you tell us about the free speech group? >> this is a group that is all over europe. it has begun in reaction to the violence against the early cartoonist in denmark. these cartoons that depicted prove fet mohammed in different forps and angerred the militants. and those defending free speech even though cartoons are offensive, this is part of free speech. and the reaction was in paris a few weeks ago, the bloody massacre at charlie heb do. activist are saying we need to have fro speech. and the jihaddist are trying to silence them. >> and artist his name was lards villkes. he does believe he was the target in the shooti

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did mitt romney make t romn the right decision notey to run how do and how do you think this shapes wha and what we thing is g to b going to be the field for the next two years?th >> mitt romney became wealthy because he knew thou read sponse markets. he read the political market. its response to a third romney run was almost uniformly negative. this is a mixed blessing for jeb wants bush. it opens up the donor class to him more but he wants to delay as long as possible the time before the bull's-eye on his back says definite article the candidate, he has to avoid that they'r trap. >> because they're all politicaland th animals that they talk about all of this in the house. how did they handicap the field? what did they make of mitt romney getting in and getting g out? they're not going to be running is. against whoever the kand will be, it will be hillary clinton probably, but who do they think is the most formidable republican opponent?nk i >>s i think on the latter they at look like someone like jeb bush who sees he's a governor he has a record to run on he has a donor base he's maki

we'll tell you wha >>> dozens of cars targeted by thooefs in a popular local neighborhood >>> first at 6:30 storm team 4 is tracking a winter weather advisory. freezing rain could affect your plans tonight and another wave of winter weather potentially impacting us tomorrow morning. >> in the last half hour, that advisory area got even bigger. doug has the latest on that. >> the national weather service included -- decided to include the rest of loudoun and montgomery countys. so even closer to the d.c. metro area that's all in that winter weather ad.ies. so even closer t. not d.c. or fairfax but we could see problem there too through the early mornin areas of biggest concern overnight will be west and down south. here's the moisture. notice a little more in the way of pink making its way through the region. rain sleet, snow freezing rain right now areas of rain mixing with sleet and maybe snow north. not a big storm. we'll talk more about it in a minute. >>> does more sleep equal better grad in high school? it's a hot topic on our facebo page. right now it's an argument being debated

i don't know wha in our house, we do just about everything online.t wasn't cutting it. so i switched us from u-verse to xfinity. they have the fastest, most reliable internet. which is perfect for me, because i think everything should just work. works? works. works! works? works. works. >>> quick update from the white house briefing josh earnest just spoke out on controversial comments about rudy giuliani about president obama. >> many of you have been in the room when the president has delivered speeches and talked about his love for this country or how the united states is a force for good in the world and in fact it's the greatest force for good the world has ever seen. and so we can tell you those example examples, both in this country and around the world. more generally i can tell you it's sad to see when somebody who attained a certain level of public stat tour and admiration tarnishes that legacy so thoroughly. and the truth is i don't take any joy or vindication or satisfaction from that. i think really the only thing that i feel is i feel s

. >> rose: if you went to the state department today wha would you most worry about with respect to the ukraine a the conflict between russia and the west. >>west? >> i would worry, charlie president but putin would feel embolden and didn't face resistance in ukrai so despite destabilizing ukraine and take over part of moldova and the real nightmare for our leader hip is russia attempt to disrupt nato allies that border russian like estonia and latvia and you have seen nato try to reinforce with troops and with aircraft in nato position up there not because we want to fight but because we know that putin understands one thing power. and he understands if he faces a brick wall, ten he understands he has got to negotiate, if he can go right through someone he will keep going. >> so i think a tough minded respond 0 response to putin, not mitt tarries stick but tough minded is important .. >> rose: great to see you nick. nick burns from the kennedy school. back in a moment. stay with us. >> >> "american sniper" has been both a critical and a commercial success and also generated some contro

you can look at wha is happening with our publicly trading debt and who owns that debt. it has become a national security risk. so what my constituents want to know is how do we bring this budget into balance? how do we do that without raising faxes? how do we begin to whittle down this debt? and are you all willing to work with us to bring this occurrences about? >> what this budget does is kmaktly what you said we focus on the american people. and we reduce middle class taxes 44 million families would get a tax cut aver ranging $600. and we invest in the things that help kids go to college. >> would that be like paying less in health insurance and now they're paying more? they're paying more in out-of-pocket cost and if obamacare expenses continue to go up and up. we have serious concerns about that and i yield back my time. >> the gentle man from massachusetts is recognized for five minutes. >> thank you very much, mr. chairman. thank you. >> i wanted to first of all give you an opportunity to respond to a comment that was made earlier and you didn't have a chance to

. >> jeffrey tambour, we us so excited to talk to you.use wha what you do is so amazing.ng i wonder about people's reaction to you in this role. >> i think i made my decision in made 15 minutes. decis i got off the plane, i was here to do a talk show in l.a. and in to do 15 minutes -- i threw myself at in 15 these people. it's the role of a lifetime. these i'm 70 years old and these roles don't come along. as we were talking, people come peo up to me on the street now and t n want to talk about the show. there's usually a reaction one we i didn't know what to think of the show which i think is show code for the transgender issue.ansgende or it could be i don't know if i'm cool with you being in that role. two, that they love it and they stop three, they stop and tell me a story about the transgender community or more important, their own family and how they relate to this family. because down and dirty, this family is about, will you still love me will you still be thereu s if i change. >> isn't that the beauty of that th television and entertainment in tele so many ways.

whas the difference between now and then in your view? >> of the market?nk what we've seen is a separation of winners and losers. the private market which i don't think you can overlay to the public markets, but scale matters. everything in the internet that is public is scale. if you're not -- if you're the windshield or the bug. there are companies that have breakaway velocity like the facebooks and googles and amazons and then companies like ours which are picking huge verticals and becoming the leading player in that vertical and then we want to see the same kind of ride over the next 10 or 15 years. you have to be in a big category, a platform you have to have a form of modernization and you have to be pure digital because that's where all the profits come from. >> you've gone pure digital, your story is phenomenal a great jump and the stock is you did what you describe as a netflix. talk us through that briefly. it's textbooks you rent essentially. >> in essence we re-ipoed the company. what we've been looking towards is how do you get out of the bus

look what's wha that's doing to the rest of the big drillers. noble also on the down side.and for commodities. we all know it has crushed some of the commodity players. first, let me show you the builders here. toll brothers has had an absolutely amazing report. prices are higher. they're the high end producer. their margins are higher. bottom line is the high end of the business, the building business, and that's what toll brothers is doing very well. it's dragging all the other builders along with it today. standard pacific and kb homes, great reports from toll brothers. now back to the commodities. we know that bh 3 billiton and all the big names have been crushed this year on lower demand for commodities. they're turning into yield plays. bhp billiton said we will look to maintain or increase our dividend. they already got a great dividend. to almost 5%. they're going to increase it or maintain it. that's moved off all of these stocks. also up notably today are the solar sfox. not because of any new earnings announcement from them but somehow on first solar they said th

wha was that play a mistake in its inception as opposed to outcome?body number himmed all game. it seems give the ball to marshawn lynch. it wasn't a horrible you know, kind of choice but it was not executed well. the receiver is supposed to pick each other off. it didn't happen. a great read by malcolm butler who we never heard of this morning. now he's the most famous guy in america. >> so the seahawks blew it. they should have given it to marshawn lynch their boast. why didn't they? >> a lot of people say it's inexplicable. he ran it 100 times. >> he said marshawn lynch was given the ball five times this season at the 1 yard line only scored one touchdown. it might be he's so good but he needs more momentum. >> it's hard on the goal line, too, though. >> no interceptions from the 1 yard line all season. you think no one gets picked off at the 1 that's not a risk here. that maybe what they were thinking. i don't want to be obscured, whatever the calm it was a ridiculously good play by malcolm butler. this is a guy, 24 years old, undrafted free agent

and in general with wha the theories say is people make permanent changes based on wages and salarieschange in gasoline price. >> we had one on this morning because consumers don't believe it's permanent yet so they're not acting on it. >> i think that's right. now, one thing we're going to be watching a obviously people might be driving a little bit more. it could be there's less of a decline in sales than you might otherwise think. and i think by the way we do not have the good data on services that we have on retail sales. so that's done on a quarterly basis. there are also other things soaking up. you might have had an increase in heating oil and other heating expenses because the weather did get colder in the month of january. and also health care might be soaking up more of what people might be saving from gasoline. >> all right. we saw the futures come off a little bit but not much. saw rates come up but just a little bit. not much. thank you, steve. >> sure. >> make sure you tune into "power lunch" today to see steve interview dallas fed president richard fisher. get his react

i don't know wha >>> after the bp sdamp as what i call it it went to nothing.ing was dead. barch barnacles, sea grasses. it's not coming back. >> a fisherman on what happened to his business and livelihood since the bp spill. five years, can you believe it since that disaster and traveled down to the gulf ridge and my home to see what was going on. the day this went on we had a shot of oil coming out of the pipe. >> yeah. >> coming out. and it seemed that everybody was there. then they fixed the spill, the cameras left and that was it. >> yeah. >> how are we faring five years later? >> out of sight out of mind is really what it is. there's still a lot of sufficientoring down there, joe, and i don't know if it will ever be right. bp has done good things but the folks there think they haven't done enough and there's a lot of people that have been financially injured by this and they're still struggling with it today. so many facets. the environment, the recovery, the business aspect of it. >> talk about the business because something that i heard about, and i'm s