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it willen wet, tomorrow, also, saturday, and again on monday. a look at the storm in walnut creek it went from yellow to green and starting to rain itself out as it heads up the valley and willow pass road and goes from concord to clayton and bay point and then to antioch and it is pulling away from niles boulevard, fremont, heading through the sunol grade up to pleasanton, dublin, and then livermore so look for increasing rainfall the next 15 minutes to half hour and heaviest rain rate knew is all along the south bay whether it is sunnyvale, cupertino, down to los gatos and saratoga and to alum rock this is the area most likely to see the flooding this morning over the next half hour to hour as the run off building. here is a look at what we delegate with in the morning and now as we head to noon, you can see, still, the cell lets out there and a lot more intense than the showers yesterday and a lot more of them, even during the evening commute starting at 4:00, 5:00, 6:00, and 7:00, and we have pull back in the covers but it never goes away. r

. >>> and a proposal allowing those with conseeped we willens licenses to carry guns on campuses. and whether those with permits should be able to carry fire firearms. >> john: president obama will deliver his final state-of-the-union address tonight. the president is expected to paint an optimistic view of his final year of presidency. based on positive developments last year which saw autosales hit a record high, and best year of job creation since 1999. on the president's check list include renewed relations with cuba, a knocklar deal with iran, and trade.[/d+ 9:00 p.m. and followed by fox 35 news at 10:00 p.m. when it's over. we'll have analysis of the speech as well. >> amy: the dow closed in positive territory yesterday. lauren simonetti is joining us live from new york to let us know if perhaps we have a trend starting here. >> reporter: good morning. maybe we have a trend starting. dow futures are looking great. up 100 points on top of a 52 point gain yesterday. the reason that yesterday's 50. point gain was a big deal was because stocks are all over the place. oil prices

demand will fill the existing stores and vacant stores but means our builders and retail developers willen busy for quite a while. >> john: we'll be better here. appreciate you coming in and stay warm out there. amy, over to you you, thanks, check this out. talk about why we love living in florida? on the left is video out of louisville, kentucky where the snow is falling, causing major problems for those drivers in louisville, on the right, a traffic camera from right here in central florida, not bad. 8:14, we'll check in with jayme. >> jayme: accu-weather forecast update. our temperatures, though, you a different story, 20, 30, 40, has been one of those early mornings now where you have seen the temperatures come down a lot of areas, rising in a lot of spots but has been slow going, today we refifrs with highs moving back to the mid 60s, silver lining there. a little warmer than as we went through yesterday afternoon. so, slow modification, air mass, warmer times ahead, and by friday, i'm looking for a high bouncing between 75 and 80. now, that is duen part to a southerly wind flow in ad

probably early monday morning as kids finally heating to being ba cool been a while you willen counter fog that's the only thing to trip you up on the commute following that temperatures will be still mild not concerned with refreeze. showers come through monday afternoon along a weak cold front. showers widely skaerted and light we have rain in the forecast for monday and doesn't look like a big deal. high temperatures today 55 in washington. 56 quantico and 57 mannasas and look at 60s showing up. it's possible towards south. 60 culpeper and 62 fredericks 60 culpeper and 62 fredericksburg. fog forms tonight as we fall back to 40s. well above freezing and stay above freeze foring a little bit here. 58 warmer monday. it might end up cannot so warm with fog and showers we're beatleing a lot to get close to 60. we'll keep an eye on that. little cooler tuesday, groundhog day. as that front moves through and then really mild on wednesday, 65. and some rain. accident rain. so flooding potential is a little high. i think it would be very localized not much snow left on the ground. we do but m

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not expecting accumulation temperatures in 40s and real story willen the wind and behind the system it will be really really windy later this afternoon and tonight and winds gust 50 miles an hour late tonight and keep that in mind. 45 today, cold tonight. tomorrow morning everybody is well below freezing. teens with pretty good wind chill out there early tomorrow morning look at daytime high wednesday, 33. what the clippers have doing is bringing in much colder air. speak to showers this afternoon not expecting ak lakes locally. more traffic in a minute and erin has morning roads. >> i do 7:25 we're seeing a lot of red on maps. new accident right now a live look in gaithersburg and this crash is on 117. right near orchard road. use caution in that area. left lane mrobd. be prepared if you're on the secondary. aside from hat let's switch things over and show you a look at what is going on with the maps. fairfax county 7 erin crash and union mill road closed laurel rock drive closer to center rock drive closer to centerville area. so you want to find the detour around that one and alexan

rico or nicaragua or venezuela who say they heard that and that their father was crying when he willenned -- when he listened to it on the radio, that expression of pride of who he was. >> host: was his body ever found? >> guest: no. the plane crashed -- just for those who don't know, he was delivering humanitarian aid to nicaragua after earthquake there in 1972. and the aid was being diverted by the strongman. clemente said if i go, it'll get to the people. he boarded a plane that he shouldn't have been on. it was overloaded by more than 4,000 pounds, it was being flown by a pilot who hadn't slept in 20-some hours and had many citations against him. it was owned by a ne'er do well owner of the plane, arturo rivera, who bought it out of an area of miami international airport called cockroach corner, a dc-3 that was in terrible condition. everything about it said don't get on this plane, and clemente got on the plane. it crashed shortly after takeoff into the sea, the atlantic ocean. for weeks, for a couple weeks people were -- divers were finding different parts of the plane and the other

soon the obama presidency willened and america will have the chance to turn in a new direction.i want to talk about tonight. at the outside, i'll say this. you can pay attention to what is happening in washington, and you're not naive. neither am i. i see what you see, and many of your frustrations are my frustrations. a frustration with a government that has grown day after day, year after year, yet does it serve us any better? a frustration with the same endless conversations we hear over and over again. a frustration with promises made and never kept. we need to be honest with each other and with ourselves. while democrats in washington bear much responsibility for the problems facing america today, they do not bear it alone. there is more than enough blame to go around. we has republicans need to own that truth. we need to recognize our contributions to the erosion of the public trust in america's leadership. we need to accept that we've played a role in how and why our government is broken. and then we need to fix it. the foundation that has made america that last, best hop