and were whatter. low 50s. plenty of sun. forty-nine at lunchtime. a few high clouds here and there during the afternoon as we top out in 56. the and not going to be quite as cold overnight tonight as it was this morning. bryan? >>> here is an interesting story. a crossing guard suspended for two days after she texted her mayor about snow- covered streets. >> this happened in new jersey. last week's storm dumped several feet of snow in the area, so the crossing guard, gena bowan thought conditions were unsafe. she wanted help clearing the snow and when she couldn't get in contact with her boss at the police department, she texted the mayor. >> none of the corners were cleared off. the streets were terrible. i understand i broke the rams. i'll be the first to admit it, but i think in those circumstances, it was okay to -- okay to break the rules. >> bowan says her boss was off monday, but she was styluses membered for insubordination and failing to follow the chain of command. >> and the mayor told the affiliate after 16 years on the job, bowan should

still have to shovel, but it would be a he can whatter system, heavier snow to the south and to the east and the bulls eye precipitation well to the south, in teen year virginia and the carolinas. still a lot of uncertainty with this particular storm. that's why we're not throwing out any rand a.m. snow acouple always at this point. the timing friday night throughst some of the-h yes, sir snow could be falling saturday into saturday night. temperatures right around freezing, so it is a when the, heavy snow at best, still a lot of model uncertainty and we'll continue to get that information into the weather storm. now that that piece of energy is entered into the west coast it can be entered into the algorithim that give us the information for tracking the super storms. we'll keep track of it and give you the latest throughout the evening and throughout the next couple of days. > you can count on your weather system. get the latest on fox 29.com. you can also download your fox 29 weather app on your smartphone. let's go to montgomery county. skyfox live over a tractor trailer trash and it

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tonight's forecast, mostly clear skies and eventually cloudy by tomorrow morning. we may be a little rm whatter than the numbers here. we'll continue to see a southwesterly breeze. that breeze is going to kick up. here's 8:00 friday morning. best chances of rain, will be 11:00, 12:00. and we'll see steady rain. the cold front will bring the end to rain late friday evening. here's 5:00. we're still looking at rain that could be sitting especially east of cincinnati. in the back side of the front, we'll wrap into the cooler weather. that's going to make the transition from rain shower to snow shower. there's 10:00 p.m. when looking at the chance for the snowflakes, to mix in as early as late friday night. saturday, we can see scattered light snow showers or flurries. we'll continue to see an arctic front drop through which will continue the chance of some snow showers. tomorrow's forecast, most of us other than an isolated shower, we will be cloudy tomorrow morning. temperatures start off in the upper 30s if not lower 40s. we'll top out near 47. rain arrives close to the morning hours. we'll cont

vital signs with a fleet of satellite. and the national oceanic and atmospheric administration, rm whatter world means a wetter world, with more rainstorms and flooding and stronger heat wave. and the strong el nino, warming parts of the pacific ocean and changes weather worldwide. scientists believe 2016 will be even warmer. >>> the first time in a long time i've seen such little snow do so much to cause traffic problems. >> and a nightmare. >> the timing. >> and right around rush-hour, you get that much volume of people. even if people leave a half an hour later than you do, you will get the same amount of cars. this is the days that you have to pack wrur patience. we'll continue to track the next system that could be more significant for portions of the tri-state. what we know now about the storm system. tonight, the roads should be just fine except for isolated slick and snowy areas like the secondary roads, that sydney showed you earlier. this is the picture from winchester. that's a nice winter theme. here it is. we're going to get more snow. share your photos on the facebook page, e

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here is the forecast so you know whatter ' expecting to see.e. show it to you a little bit later. we will start out sunday in the 50s and then we're going to see temperatures by game time right around 49 or 50 falling to the low 40s by the time ends.e back to visibility two and a half miles of visibility at baltimore. on the ground at d.c., 6 miles visibility, but clear as you gou up in elevation we're starting to see fog get darker. manassas thicker, half a milele visibility there.here dull cans at one and a quarter mile visibility. we will watch especially some ofome these areas tot west. if you get fog and your temperature drops closer to the freezing mark, watch for a little patch of ice. not a lot. i just want to throw it out if you live towards winchester martinsburg and hagerstown. tomorrow morning we may be looking at visibilities that areat also challenging. we're not expecting to see much sunshine on our friday in the afternoon and evening showersg another band of showers movinging through. overnight not that cold, 38 inld, the district

the record warm sergeant whatter woo-- warmth is what we are talking about. broke records in worcester and boston the old records in the low to mid-50s. so we are at 37 in boston right now. 30 in worcester and 30 in keene. colder readings north and west of town. it's 28 in springfield vermont. the wind is gusty. gusts last check in beverly close to 40 miles per hour. so this wind is going to be the air. the real feel is 17 in worcester right now 20 in keene and it's 28 in boston. and our temperatures are not going up. they are going down through the course of the day today a couple flurries in the berkshires. lake-effect snow bands will drop several inches of snow by the tame the day is done to the west. and clouds and no big issues. a blustery feel. real feel in the 20s even at warmest time of the afternoon. tomorrow morning, it's going to be a dry sunny start. but notice what's off to the west. areas of snow. quick fast moving clipper system is coming in. so by tomorrow afternoon, rain and snow showers breaking out in eastern massachusetts. there will be so

. -- whatters to get matters is what gets done. what the next president will actually will do. more heat than light in presidential campaigns in america sometimes. and you are asking me to go beyond where i want to go today. winky for asking. -- thank you for asking. for your coherent and persuasive presentation. wesounds like you are saying needed a gentler, kinder information effort that is not a war of ideas but a marketplace. i recall the war of ideas coming out of the white house because we had these gentle arts and education programs which did not become a policy context. andeeded something harder more muscular. i wonder if we are going to reach for something as you sing to suggest, but we do not need to. the effort to come out of the pentagon, the secret funding of news sources, this would be closed down or is this some ring you are arguing against question -- something you are arguing against. david: in my opinion, all of ift at you just mentioned, you well, that is all part of an information policy for a country. our country is white, black, and area ofgrams in the inf

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i tend to find a lot of whatter be taught as children of islamic wisdom is being taken from jewish wisdom so basically christian wisdom, jewish wisdom, muslim women even also the non-heavily religions, there's a loath of wisdom that we can learn. a moderate believes in the wisdom of gandhi which says religions are different roads emerging to the same point. what does it matter that we take different roads so long as we reach the same goal? moderates fight evil by not remaining bystanders. they stand up to extremists committing terror and violence in the name of god and strive to spread the values of moderation, reconciliation, tolerance and co-existence? moderation leads to reconciliation, reconciliation leads to peace and peace leads to democracy and democracy leads to stability, security, and prosperity. so we have to have an open mind to be able to be moderate and in this way it leads to security eventually. the enemy is fear. we think it is hate but it is fear. ban du was right. even today the enemy today the fear and not hate. even a christian now today when he says muslims should no

a cluster of 30 later today. the snow really picks up late afternoon and into the early evening. whatter we talking about? a huge range of totals. inch or less. and brookvill, oxford. get down to hamilton. inch or so. through much of hamilton county. not a big snow until you get south of that river. 2-4 for a good chunk of northern kentucky. 4-6. it is friday, january 22nd, 2016. welcome back to "cbs this morning." there is more real news ahead, including the east coast storm that is threatening tens of millions and causing air travel trouble across the country. first, here's a look at today's "eye opener" at 8:00. >>> rain, ice and snow is falling here in the charlotte area and it's already starting to accumulate. we just peeled this off of a car windshield. >> the federal government is shutting down. schools are closed as this city winter storm warnings exist. they go from the tennessee valley all the way into new jersey and red shaded area talking blizzard warnings. >> cancellations are stacking up in philadelphia and everybody trying to get one of the last flights out of the town. th