take a look. you can see several people pulling the stabbing suspect off of the victim who police said was the suspect's own step car. video shows two men. one of them paramedic trying to get the knife out of the suspects hands. victim suffered series injuries. suspect facing charges including attempted murder. >>> delaware holds special election tomorrow which will decide in democrats continue to control the state senate. democrat stephanie hanson, republican john marino. trying to fill the seat given up by state's current lieutenant governor. race is getting national attention and national funding with democrats settle to spend more than $1 million to keep majority. delaware is one of five states with democrats control both the legislature and the governor's office. >>> new this morning, chance to save money. >> all the new cell phone plans announced, it's likely you're paying too much for your service. at&t. verizon, sprint and t-mobile have all announced changes to plans. all of them offer unl

just looks brilliant. not too sure i would look good in the suit! a police camera in the united states has caught the moment that a meteor, travelling at more than a5,000 miles an hour, tore across the sky. people across four mid—western states saw the spectacular display, which turned the sky green in the early hours of the morning. let's ta ke let's take a look at the weather now. the weather is certainly going to be better this evening compared to what we had yesterday. in fact some clearer skies today across the west of the uk and some frost. but not the case for everyone, we still have some wind and rain flirting with the eastern counties of the uk and a few showers occurring across the south west of the country. they will continue at least for a time into tonight. some western air is getting some mist and fog patches and some frost as well. —— western areas. so for the rush—hour looking quite across cornwall, devon, somerset, wiltshire and most of wales. then thetl arr—fr all we -leasant. -- eeri; pleasant. == eastern feeling very pl

and looks good there. and 66 eastbound it is is still quiet earlier look at camera showed there were cars out there and there is still volume picking up this hour and fine through centerville to fairfax and inside the beltway. 95 northbound dale city to beltway looks fine and let's get closer to the district here. looks like route 7 some local volume there and majors 95 northbound appac street bridge looks good and d.c. southbound 295 route 50 to 11 street bridge so far no volume yet we expect that to pick up through the morning hours and we'll have another ep update and weather and traffic at 5:15. >> maureen. >> coming up on fix news morning dakota access oil pipeline users have until 4 our time to leave encampment or else. >> and live baseball games could be coming to your favorite social media site. >> we're going to break with a live look across the d.c. region, 5:08 is the time and 46 the temp. we're back after this ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ . >> new this morning the liftoff an unmanned russian cargo ship supp

kari has a look at the radar. the first of four storms headed our way. >> this is a quick one and done. as you get up, getting the kids ready, make sure they have the rain gear. we will see the system quickly moving out of the bay area for the time being. we are tracking lingering light showers through the north bay and moving out of san francisco right now. but the pluck of the heavy rain has shifted off to the south and east. as we zoom in on the north bay, san rafael seeing lingering light showers moving in. and also the bay bridge, heading over towards oakland light rain. just a few minutes ago it was coming down really hard. livermore and pleasanton still seeing light rain. in oakland, you will get clearing here. it has really been pouring there. early this morning we are still seeing spotty showers continuing for the south bay. a little bit heavier as you head through morgan hill, san martin and gilroy. santa cruz mountains, we have been watching this very closely. a lot of rain still pouring there where we

why not, he look like a pirate? he was going to get everyone's cars at the end of the night. >>> our oscar coverage continues, a 100-year-old woman was arrested it was the time of her life. >>> dozens of headstones are toppled at a jewish cemetary in philadelphia. see how the community is coming together in a show of support. those stories and more when "action news" comes right back. " hundreds of grave stones are toppled or broken at a jewish cemetary in philadelphia on the heals of a rash of antisemitic attacks and threats nationwide. >>> a single car crash kills two off-duty police officers from the same department. >> best picture, take two an oscar mishap has everyone shaking their heads this morning. how did they get the biggest award of the night wrong. >> we'll explain. there's an explanation. 5:30, monday, february 27. let's go over to david and karen. >> reporter: the explanation somebody screwed it up. we have a lack of dominant cloud cover, so get the shades ready. we have clouds early on, but overall i

how is it looking in >> it's looking pretty good. we are taking a deep breath after all of the trouble. bart is on time. cal tran on time. good news this morning. also, again, highway 37 reopened in both directions. this is how the traffic is the looking, a couple of yellow arrows, westbound 37 if you are heading from vallejo into the area. otherwise, looking good in marine county. a live look at the traffic. the maze downtown will take you 20 minutes. expect high winds, both hands on the wheel, give yourself plenty of space between vehicles and a look at the red arrow across theth month pass. eight miles an hour, very slow conditions. give yourself plenty of time if you are heading that way. we still do this have this, highway 9 at highway 35, known as skyline boulevard. if are you heading into boulder creek, this will affect your commute. consider bear creek to get into san jose, back to you. >> alot of cold air in place. weak disturbance off shore. the east bay, bam, that, right there, jim, thanks so much from livermore, sending t

live look for what the roads look like. on the schuylkill expressway westbound heading toward king of prussia heading to the conshohocken curve, as you can see a lot of dampness, it was raining as i came in this morning. but soon that will turn to snow. >> david murphy joins us. the temperature will be dropping and the rain will become snow. >> reporter: probably at 6:00 a.m., you'll see the changeover maybe before then in philadelphia. right now it is far to the north and west. as we take a look storm tracker 6 live double scan currently showing you it is rain across the i-95 corridor. the farther north you go, the better chance you have of seeing snow. let's get you outside, we have rain falling right now on sky6 live hd in center city. and we are waiting on that changeover for snow over the next couple of hours. okay, let's go ahead and take a closer look at what we've got here, there's the rain in the i-95 corridor. the snow has pushed through allentown, hamburg, northern berks county, reading has changed over to snow w

at the moment we look mainly drive. looking at the golden gate bridge. notice the camera shaking around just a little bit earlier. so the wind is beginning to pick up some. santa rosa 50. right now san francisco 51. oakland 53. san jose 51 outside your door. here is a look at storm tracker 2. again, just showers going at this hour. and this will be what we see as we get into the first part of your sunday, second part of the afternoon, before it becomes a little more widespread tonight. mostly cloudy skies. showers right off of the coastline. this will push through in the next half hour or so. you may notice the roads turning wet outside of your door. here is a look at what is going on in the sierra. it is actually calm. it is the calm before the storm we're calling it. we do have advisories for the sierra and our own advisories here. they're coming later today. and they are going to last through tuesday morning. this next system bringing -- bringing an inch and a half to areas over the portion of the south bay. two to three inches for central and north b

what does it look like outside? looks like a mess. finally, some people are driving into the city so they must have to work today. if you don't, i'm afraid to say, it is going to be a rainy one. >> absolutely. san francisco, a nice look at the city from our exploratorium camera. nice if you're inside. you see the water droplets coming down. >>> good morning to you all of you. you two at the end of the table had to go over the bridge to get into work. >> yes. >> what was that adventure like? >> like holding on for dear life. that was a rough drive across the bridge. >> you said it was the worst this season for you. >> there have been a lot of rough mornings but, yeah, high wind gusts and downpours and road spray. you name it. >> standing water. you saw the water go like this across the road because the winds were gusty, or the spray coming up. >> not fun. >> i felt like a giraffe on roller rollerbla rollerblades. it was all over the place. it was bad. especially the expansion joints. watch out for those. let's talk about what's going o

looking pretty good 422 at 23. we do have construction out here blocking the left lane until further notice. this is in mercer county, business route one between maplewood avenue and lake drive so watch for the crews out there right now, tam. >> okay, thank you, karen. >>> it is a great day to travel today but it's a good bet that tomorrow is going to be a very different story. several airlines are already reacting to the coming snowstorm easing restrictions on their change fees. "action news" reporter katherine scott is live at philadelphia international airport where today is probably great, tomorrow you'll have a lot of friends waiting, katherine. >> reporter: that's right, tam. we've been speaking to passengers this morning and they're pretty happy to be getting out of town before the weather hits. tomorrow there is supposed to be snow so a number of airlines are giving passengers the opportunities to change their flights before the weather hits. and as we take a live look here at philadelphia international air

have a look at how the inflation rate looks, the official bank rate. thatthey are telling me is those who are now, or who were to cutlling for the bok rates and support the economy and close that negative output gap between potential gdp and where it is now might have to call that off. at the moment, it does limit their ability to respond using the key rate if inflation does pick up further from here. the thing is, how does this change, the mood music, the bigger conversation about inflation globally? is it becoming a world where we are seeing inflation, or essentially a country specific story? we have seen more inflation. we are not seeing deflation anymore. that said, we have to move past the first three months of this year. we have been talking about this since the start of the year because this time last year, oil prices bottomed out, so you have the base effect, commodity prices also bottoming. how does it change the overall situation? have a look at this other chart i have here on the bloomberg. what it shows you is the inflation global surprise

give you a behind the scenes look, next. behind the saens look at the show. hear what some of the performers at quarter of five a.m. on a friday. are they practicing? >> reporter: yeah, well it's very busy here. you might imagine. look at all the lights going up behind me. they already put me on ice. i came in here to get out of the cold. we're here on the ice already. this is just part of the action and what you're looking at right now. doing a tech demonstration. we're on the floor of the wells fargo center. ringling bros. is making its final stop in philadelphia. you just saw a clip of the first show last night. runs through monday here at the wells fargo center. circus in on final tour. calling it out of this world. theme we saw some spaceships and other cool things in the back. circus organizers announce last month that will after 146 years that this circus will be ending in may. due to declining attendance, high cost and controversy involving animals use instead performances, but this is long been known as the greatest show on earth. first time they cam

we are looking at dropoff as well. so here is your look at the break. scattered showers to the morning through the lunch hour, as we get into the afternoon, that rain is going to taper off. by about noontime, 5:00, it begins to cloud up once again as the next storm approach it is bay area. so, there's a look at what you can expect with the weekend in view. here's a look at the numbers. 55 under mostly cloudy skies. soggy weather. 55 san francisco. 56 oakland. 53 walnut creek. i'll have a look at the afternoon highs and talk about how much rain is expected with this next system. if you are headed to the sierra, we have an advisory to talk about coming up. >> thanks rosemary. >>> a new development regarding one of president trump's executive orders on immigration. the state department had earlier revoked 60,000 visas on the basis of national security concerns. >> in the past 15 minutes, the state department has reversed that decision to cancel visas for foreigners. this all follows a ruling by a washington state federal judge yesterday. ktvu fox 2 news' c

coming up we'll have a closer look at the bus stop forecast and i'll have a look at the warmup ahead for the weekend. that's next. >>> all right. thank you. well, how much would you pay to get a few more minutes of shut eye? >> well, there is a new business in town that gives people the chance to pop in for a quick nap, but it comes at a pretty steep price. more on the benefits of power napping and how much cash it will set you back. >> reporter: there's no doubt about it, this area is full of sleepy people. last year the cdc named maryland the third most sleep deprived state in the country. virginia came in at 21 and d.c. at 35 but there's hope. the solution to sleepiness could take 20 minutes out of your day. >> in a region that's known for power suits many take pride in their ability to power through the day on little sleep. >> washington likes to just push, push, push. >> and that's where the power nap comes in. >> consistent power napping will actually increase your productivity throughout the week. >> reporter: she's the manager at recharge, the new nap in downtown d.c. >> you'

it looks everywhere. we are making sure you're prepared to get you where you're heading. >>> the anderson reservoir in morgan hill. it has been going on since january water being released. rushing water into the coyote creek. if the reservoir starts to overfl overflow, it could cause flooding for homes around the coyote creek. >> highway 17 in the santa cruz mountains. a live look at the conditions. it's been a rough drive for the past couple of weeks. just one lane in each direction. be patient here in the bay area. good morning to you. thanks so much for joining us. i'm laura tkpwar ya canngarcia . >> i'm sam brock. we have heard about draining the swamp from washington. our radar looks like a swamp. it is green in every direction. >> causing a lot of flooding. puddling on the roadways. allow extra time to get there. we are going to have soggy conditions. as we get you out the door, this is a quick view of all of our microclimates and what it looks like as you step out. 54 in san francisco. 50 degrees t

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however, if we take a look at what that flow looks like. bullish bets outnumber by 10% with alphabet while bearish outnumbering bullish by amazon. the flow is definitely more bullish in google. so when we take a look here, we're basically trying to target $1,0 $1,000. what's interesting opgsz are cheap. the trade april calls $22.20 for contract. 2250 for a contract might seem expensive. 100 shares of cost cost $184. 3% upside make this trade to make money. if it went down by more than 3%, that would be the risk. that's all you're going to be taking. up by 3% in just over two months' time, i kind of think this is the way you want to make your bullish bet here. >> two things, do you agree with mike on which one will make it first. second, i get it's a small cost in relation to stock cost for $22 seems a lot. >> $1,000, if we had this conversation, first one to trillion dollar market cap we'd have a conversation. google expected to have $88 billion sales growing 20% year over year and profitability they have versus amazon expected $165 billion

it is friday, you look across the board. usually talk about things, look at the bloomberg. opens in a lot of ways. the fact that we are celebrating h shares trading above not price. there is that bit rate here. now, you seeht looking at we are this chart. there is a relocation right now. kept secret oft the financial market. there is the same stock in hong kong and one in shanghai. or should i say one in shenzhen. they are half of 1%. they are getting a boost there. look at the some of the things we are watching here. shanghai in the mainland is looking at a very policy driven increase. these are just some of the property development, the used data, the facts that we are looking at with mortgage rates across the board. , some areoking at 10% offering a different amount and a little less. , you onlyy stocks opened up at half of 1%. two big pharma in shanghai, these two right here. cut drugvowing to prices and distribution that is a good -- distribution that is very slow in the making. we are getting there. very quickly, have a look there. the reason i looking at insurers rig

looking good. looking live on the vine street expressway no problems here. we had an overnight work crew out there roving westbound and it has cleared. all lanes opened. the vine will shut down at 11 o'clock and tomorrow night at 11:00 for the overnight construction. it's back. looking outside live in plymouth meeting no problem on the blue route at chemical road. northbound traffic moving fine headed towards the turnpike. up ahead on the northeast extension we had overnight construction but it is cleared. looking pretty good. we have a couple issues though. we have this downed tree and downed wires in bucks county that's blocking easton road. 611 northbound is blocked at durham road. use durham and coffee town road as your alternate. middletown township cape may this is one of the areas we have showers o-route 47 is blocked. this is an accident investigation that also brought down a pole here. so watch for this one and it's at shun pike road. if you're in this area stick to route nine instead of 47, matt. >> a gunman fired 15 shots outside of a philadelphia

. >> and you're looking at one in particular. >> let's look at facebook. one of the last ones to report krisco is well below the four quarter average. er the ten quarter average move after earnings is actually much higher. bits 10.5. a lot of complacency in the market. we know they have a massive commitment to capital return. the other thing really caught my eye a couple weeks ago, when they bought a company worth $3.7 billion. the biggest technology ipo of the year. i suspect they're doing it out of a position of strength. they want to diversify away from their legacy businesses. it is been a drag on the business. but then they have a situation where the ceo has a seat at the table. they're talking good regular sxlags infrastructure spending, here's company that'll should benefit. so i'm not expecting a whole heck of a lot. i think you want to look out for a name lying this. we have a couple charts. 32. that was the prior high. coastal flail next week. i'm not playing for a breakout immediately like that. if you look at the long term chart, we have it goi

the bay bridge is looking fine. no meter lights this morning, but there is flooding in the north bay. back to you. >>> thank you, mike. >> coming up next, crops being grown from oil wells. we investigate concerns it may taint your food. >>> but first, happening now, we are in the middle of the microclimate weather alert. kari will keep you up-to-date as we show you round after round of new rain. send us your photos of severe weather happening if your neighborhood. we can use them to tell you what is happening across the bay area. e-mail to isee@nbcbayarea.com or always tag us on facebook or twitter. >>> plus, thousands of people more in the oroville dam were evacuated due to flooding concerns. now we are hearing stories of looting and carjacking. read more on nbcbayarea.com. we'll be back in two minutes. ♪ [one is the loneliest number that you'll ever do] ♪ nobody likes a dog with bad breath. that's why there's oravet dental hygiene chews. oravet's dual action approach cleans teeth and gets to the underlying cau

look what they have. you don't have to go into the store hardly to get either your firewood, your snow shovel, for just 8.99, by the way, what abu that is, or the rock salt. you don't even have to -- they should almost have a cash register out here so for the people that buy this stuff today. when we were at lowe's we saw guys buying ice melt by the cart load already. they thought i better get it not just early because to get it out of the way to beat the crowd, they think it will sell out even though it hasn't sold at all this year. so bob kelly, i have a very big surprise for you coming up after i show you the video at lowe's, look at the snow blowers being moved out. they were on sale, and they're still on sale. i thought they were going to take them off sale because they figure they'll finally start selling, because we have a finally snow throwing plowable snowstorm. but they did not take the sale down. bob kelly here, this just for you. in addition to the snow shovels, see that thing to the left? the

but wait, look look this. >> we'll wait. >> 70 this afternoon. look at 70s we're featuring. mannasas, quants co, fredericksburg, dulles, all expect to be near 70. cool are by the water. >> okay. >> for february, we'll take it. >> yeah. >> no complaints. >> and believe it or not thursday morning this time we could do a period of snow. >> all right. >> more reason to enjoy today, erin. i wore a sleepless dress in celebration of the spring eean two left lanes blocked and getting by slow and delays heavy to springfield ipt change. make your way towards pennsylvania avenue this morning. we'll get to maps. aside from that metro this morning ongoing signal problem right now outside stadium armory and single tracking blue and silver line and in addition to that the orange line single tracking between said stadium armory and cheverly. we'll keep you updated on metro delays. 20 southbound heavier volume building and traffic opens up through montgomery country and in the district southwest 00 block of twelve street between c and d closed due to police activity. detour around that. we'l

we are looking at roadways, it is looking quiet, dark but we have construction out there we will get into that in a moment >> wind is still calm and it will pick up with time. is it caliber of what we haddon wednesday? now i'm doing it. let me back that up, and what are we talking about. on monday we had that real vicious win. today it does start to get breezy again but no where near that caliber. that is what i was trying to say. let me get you out the door. we have cloud cover overhead. two separate disturbances, you can see that, sussex county, basically engulfed in some light rain right now, i to think parts of the southern tip of the new jersey getting in on this this morning. the majority of this it is a dry start, just cloud overhead but there is another disturbance off to the north triggering a snow shower passing snow shower up in the mountains and perhaps a stray shower, or syringe will around the rest of the region in toward i-95 and philadelphia. here's what it teams like more like 20's in reading, allentown, mount pocono and then more like mid to low 30's across the rest

taking a closer look at "damdan. >>> taking a closer look at dam dangers after recent storms. member of the south bay community are worried water levels are so high they pose a risk to seismic facing. >>> a dump trump backs up and instantly killing a worker. >>> a travel ban decision that is unanimous. the stay on the president's order remains in place. mr. trump appointed tweets to the court. today in the bay starts right now. we made it to friday morning. it is another soggy one. thanks so much for joining us. i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> this week flew by. >> did it? >> we were slowed down by lingering showers. >> fog and more rain as we go through the day. as we get a look what's happening around the bay area, stepping out the door and everything still soggy. still showing rain to the north of us. and the last couple of spokes of this system spinning through the bay area. it could bring another round of a few isolated thunderstorms. looking at the rain through the south bay, peninsula, san francisco, and more spotty showers for the north bay. we'll talk about the timeline a

westbound looking okay. eastbound side where i'm starting to see the bulk of where the congestion is starting little bit. and then 95 south, at broad street. this is broad street right there. where you will be going to wing bowl. actually not look that bad around there. sure, starting to heat up maybe ever so slightly, overall i would thought maybe little more busy because the event actually starts 6:00 a.m. so you can see right there. that's what you would be working with if you are just in your hometown to go to wing bowl on 95. looking all right, we do have accident out there, still out there, route 47, delsea drive, wesley road. we have downed traffic light there. we look at the censor map around there, still traveling at posted speeds. then we also have a fire in swengs bill, outside electrical fire. heads up on this. limerick road, cemetery road, police throughout directing traffic. so that might slow you down ever so slightly. then of course wing bowl. by the way i will be talking about that nail lit.

look out for that. from bloomberg -- from new york city, this is bloomberg. ♪ >> this is bloomberg daybreak. i am taylor riggs in the hewlett-packard enterprise grain room. in the next hour, a former jcpenney ce oh -- jcpenney ceo. stories,for other making headlines at this hour. i am taylor riggs with your bloomberg business flash. jcpenney will get a little smaller. it will close up to 140 of its roughly 1000 stores. they represent less than 5% of its total sales. two distribution centers will also be shot and 6000 jobs will be cut through early retirement. saudi arabia has said it's oil worth saudi aramco, is $200 million but investments say it may have to settle for less went aramco closes its top leg. mckenzie came up with a rough valuation of $400 billion, less than 20% of what they hope for. that is according to plans to attend a private meeting. boeing has kept the post brexit vote of confidence in the u.k. on the factory and employ 30 people. that is your bloomberg business flash. i am taylor

take a look. space needle official twitter page posted this yesterday when the flashlight hit the famous tourist spot. no word on whether or not the light strike caused any damage. folks in washington state have been dealing with stormy weather over the past couple of days. i wouldn't want to be in that thing when that hits. >> not at all. >> kaboom. >> katie joining us now, katie, you said something earlier about potentially some snow in arriere. >> not you can tag about any major ankle lakes cents, put that out there immediately, but i would say let's talk about what's going to happen tomorrow before we start talking about any snow showers just because tomorrow, to me, looks like the most volatile day of the forecast because we are going to have to talk squawl line that moves in courtesy very potent cold front. big clash about to take place in the atmosphere, kind of like what we saw on saturday, no two storms are the exact same thing obviously, but, it is going to come with similar timing actua

yes, look at. that will you can see all behind him there. >> great shot. >> yes. >> so people are already weighing in, what, it's been two minutes? we have a picture, they don't think it is raspberry. this is from liz. it is salmon. >> salmon? no. no, no. i would say more coral. >> okay? >> more choral? >> it is coral. >> like a blush wine? >> i like the shoulder move. >> blush? >> work it. >> it is choral. >> now we go -- >> he's standing over there. >> hold on one second, 9:06. good morning shall everybody, i think they're coming to me? >> it says no, but no. >> i was told to stand here. okay? >> well, we like it when you stand here. >> i'll stay here, 95 southbound, right in the middle, there is a car, kind of went off the roadway. ninety-five, right near woodhaven road. just an example of even though we don't have a lot of volume out there, one little slip, or little jerk of the steering wheel, sends this car right into the snow drift. and again, i say make sure you have a cell phone with you.

boobs looked great. that necklace, diamonds, bling, bling, bling, you know, extra security for, that i'm sure, but i thought she look great. could you tell they were having fun date flight. the kids went away, her and jay-z had time to play. >> i like the necklace, thought it was a great edition. >> it was gorgeous, pregnant woman golds right here. i wish i look like this when i was pregnant. i mean she gorgeous, this is what every pregnant woman wants to look like, she glowing, queen b, slay. >> exactly. >> gorgeous what about add snell she won the night. but did she win the red carpet with this one? >> i have to say no. this was not my favorite look. i was not a huge fan of this, i didn't think the lines on the dress flattered her very much. green, this particular shade of green, i don't think was her color. i do love green on adele, but not this shade. >> i got the mother of the bride kind of feel. >> she didn't wear black, so, yes. i thought that the money green looked fantastic. it was almost like a

look at this. >> tornadoes tore through communities. >> it is all gone. >> among the hardest hit areas. new orleans east. some of the same neighborhoods ravaged by katrina a decade ago. >> and in politics, big wins for president trump's cabinet picks. >> president trump's secretary of ed ucation sworn-in. betsy devos the first cabinet nominee to require the vice president to break a tie. >> nomination is confirmed. >> the senate late wednesday confirming attorney general jeff sessions. he helped shape the president's policies, including on immigration. the fierce debate over sessions putting democrat elizabeth warren on the spotlight after she was silenced for speaking negatively about her fellow senator. >> she was warned. nevertheless, she persisted. >> the president's latest critic? neil gorsuch. >> he is disheartened by the comments made by president trump about the judiciary. >> details emerged about the top secret raid in yemen that killed a navy s.e.a.l. last week. the target. qassam al rimi

we will look at visability it is not ideal. in allentown next door to bethlehem we are up to 7 miles visibility but in the the city and that is where that dense fog is posted for a good portion of basically southern 23rd of the region are included until 10:00 a.m. we are under a half mile and in these spots and it is very, very dense. so keep that in mind it the is one of those things that slows you down for sure. i want to you le down when dealing with something like this. in the meantime it is quiet in the atmosphere at the moment. we have had that warm front lift through and new today we will reap benefits looking forward to the warmth we should still hit lower 70's in area. storm system still getting its act through inter hundred tane west and eventually that will be crossing the country making its arrival here and bringing with it, again, some wet weather, especially come saturday but in the meantime, current wind speeds very, very calm, part of what you need, to see the fog actually develop, also moisture these, we have g

we'll take a look on 270 next. back to you guys.you guys. >> frantic search under way seay for a missing maryland woman won after her family fears her hr disappearance is the latesthe lt case tied to a violent gang.ole. details in a live report at 5:00. >> and president trump donning d a tux from the governor's ball a to his first on capitol hill. h. he's got a busy schedule.dule. >> taking a live look outside as we head to break. br it's 4:57 right now and it isits a chilly 39 degrees. fox5 news morning back at 5:00. 5:00 >> ♪♪ >> ♪♪ z25eiz z16fz y25eiy y16fy >> ♪♪ morning.moring.news >> ahead on fox5 news morning,or glitz glamour and an oscars ocas whoops.whoops. this year's academy awards finding itself center stage in an unfortunate mixup at themixu end of the show.d how the show's management is maa that now responding.spond >> let's take a live looklive lk outside on this monday on this y morning. it definitely feels a lot like e february. >> uh-huh. >> we got spoiled there fort sp quite some time.

look back. we are at a level that over the long-term suggests u.s. equities are likely to have lower returns over the next 3-5 years. joe: go back to the administration and what investors are pricing in in regards to policy. we saw this week nervousness around certain sectors that are exposed infrastructure spending, doubts coming in. i have seen some people including some guests on this show talk about next tuesday's speech as something that investors are honing in on. if there is more information, people could think or maybe push back the calendar significantly on these policies. will there be investors paying attention to that? russ: we have gone from an environment where we parse every and nowe from the fed, to one where we are looking at the administration. the power of the market in late 2016, we had a belief that we are going to get stimulus, tax reform. if investors feel like that is getting pushed back on the agenda and there is a lot of consensus among republicans, the market will reac

what are you a look at? >> the fed minutes have become much more important now than they have in the past. i tend to think the market expects three hikes this year. fed governor lacher has begun to say we may need for to agree with him. that's what i'll be looking not in this minute and those are certainly what i'll be watching for along with retail earnings would top about. >> for rate hikes in 2017, what will that do? i'm inclined to say you'll say yes looking at retail sales. do you really think the economy could handle that? what if we don't get the tax plan from donald trump? speak up loud, lauren, certainly the old saying that the fed takes away the punch bowl before the party gets started, but i think the economy can handle it. lauren: thank you, bob morgan, chief investment officer. coming up in his first commend the nba all-star game west versus the use. anthony davis wins the mvp for a record-breaking performance and he holds the trophy appeared in golf, dustin john said takes home the world's numb

take a look at the shares off by roughly 7%. they announced it in a joint press release yesterday after unilever rejected the food giant's approach on friday saying it saw no merit in kraft's offer. a kraft hines spokesperson decided to drop the bid when unilever made it clear they didn't want to pursue a transaction. john, always a pleasure speaking with you. are you more surprised by the fact the two companies skpoek in the first place or by the speed in which talks actually faltered? >> yeah, probably the latter, actually. i think most of us went away friday evening thinking unilever is in play given the way 3g and kraft heinz go about things. a dealer would come sooner or later, probably not the low ball price we were quoted friday evening. but obviously over the weekend both companies have decided nautto go ahead. i guess it's really about the political opposition in the u.k. and the neverlands and unilever has a strange dutch listing where it means it's very difficult to do a take over but there are potentially ways to blo

look at the drops, 2 1/2, look at reading, three quarters of a mile visibility. this indicates we're seeing a steady snow in the area. that's really a limited view. lancaster at one. this is the area where the snow is falling. it's pretty easy to tell the difference. watch areas like blue bell, coatesville. northeast philly at three, we've not seen the changeover to snow quite yet. but, of course, seeing rain as we extend farther south as well, areas like millville looking fine. the focus is farther north. as we go by your hour-by-hour forecast, we're going to see that snow line start to extend farther south. currently sitting in berks county. it's going to start moving throughout the suburbs as we speak. temperatures are beginning to drop. they're going to continue. as we go from 5:00 to 6:00 a.m., now, we see that rain/snow mix in the philadelphia area. as we continue along through your morning commute through 9:00 a.m., you see deeper blues indicating steady snow falling. that's where we see the deeper accumulations. by 11:00 a.m., areas like berks county, leh

you don't look 50. wow. all right, she says she wanted to share this milestone withith her favorite news team. so happy belated birthday again, and thank you for the love and keep it live right r here on fox5.5. >> let me know what you're drinking in that good day mug. clearly it is working. >> right. ry ysounds every youth. >> the fountain of youth. >> ♪ ♪ >> happy birthday linda. >> there is our forever young weather man mike thomas. >> five, six years, then justea going downhill fromrs there.re but, hey, temperatures today, four's, 50's here in the dc region, we may briefly if we're lucky and get enough sunshine touch 50 h of the day things start to collapse little bitbit temperature wise, stronger breeze out of the north and west, will bring this for tomorrow. many of the suburbs staying in i the 30's all day in d.c. probably lower 40's for daytime highs thursday. and with the winds gusting, g even colder than that, so get ready for that tomorrow. this morning, at the bus stop, 29 to 42, drizzle, and

looking at most of our roadways which are looking great. two areas of major concerns, highway 17, that's the one to the south. it is still open. the mudslide is still blocking the northbound lanes. traffic flowing in both directions on the southbound side. that lane shift between granite creek and vine hill shows south summit. traffic is accessing both sides. but this will be a continued delay throughout the weekend likely. we have a crash in sinole. i'm falling that around the 84 interchange. the other vehicles are out of the roadway. back up to the other concern. this is highway 37. this roadway had been flood as it has been the last few storms. they haven't cleared it yet. the rain is coming in. you see the green highlighting showing the wet road weather. it will be a problem for at least highway 37. there's so much more going on in the north bay. >> there's been so much rain. now the flooding. especially for people along the russian river in sonoma county. it is expected to reach flood stage later tonight. >> pete suratos is in guernevi

look at mt. diablo. that cold air is going to continue to drain so expect a couple more degrees to come down off the temperatures. low to mid 40s from san jose, oakland, san francisco, the entire bay shore out to pacifica up towards novato and then look at nape, 33, some frost forming there or pretty close, santa rosa, definitely some frost forming there. dress warmly this morning and cooler than arch this afternoon. 54 to 56 degrees but soak in all that glorious sunshine. get a little vitamin d if you can. lows tonight even colder than this morning. barely making it to 40 in san francisco. snow pack, look at this. several feet of snow fell again this week. 108% of normal. the snow year is 154%. we've got snow showers, a few inches today, 2 to 4 inches of powder saturday, 3 to 6 inches of powder sunday. here's alexis with a few breezes out there across the bridges. i noticed it this morning. >>> i did too although it wasn't nearly as treacherous as a couple earlier mornings across the bay bridge. here's

both areas looking good. looking i don't want to say quiet. building ever so slightly now. actually looking pretty good monday morning pushing toward 5:30. but the main story of this morning if you didn't hear over the weekend is the market frankford line. over the weekend inspectors fawn found cracks in two rail cars. because that far car shortage. that's understatement. thirty to 40 cars, right now you can expect obviously over-crowding, delays, during the peak hours, no a and b stop service by the way, and will have supplemental bus service, give yourself extra time. >> this will really affect us you this morning. >> good to know, meisha. >> and now for look at newspaper headlines, from across our region. >> bucks county courier times people in pennsylvania are complaining of long waits when trying to get answers to their unemployment claim questions. at the end of last year, half the staff at ham handle cause, laborers laid off. regional call centers altoona, allentown and lancaster were closed. this after the senate failed to approve $57 million in funding. >> from the

look for delays and look for school closings. >> we expect heavy snow which is a big flakes, falling at rates of one to 2-inches per hour. what that means is visibility will be difficult. this is all going to be during the rush hour. visible will be difficult. the roads will be snow covered. we will man taken them and they will be passible but they will be snow covered. >> reporter: now, penndot is not doing something tonight they form normally do and that's pre treat the roads with the salt brine that's stored in these tanks here since this will be starting a as rain event penndot says pre-treating the roads won't be as effective. they're also asking everyone if you're out on the roads tomorrow, steer clear of those 450 or so penndot trucks that will be out there clearing the roads. last thing they need to make it difficult job even more difficult is having to we've around this traffic. so be careful when you're out there on the roads tomorrow especially during the morning rush. of course we got you covered all night. we'll have more tonight at 10:0. iain, dawn. >> all right, thank

let's look at traffic. >>> look outside at the san mateo bridge, not looking too bad. westbound side of 92, little stop and go traffic and maybe a little hazy there as you head towards foster city. taking a look at our maps this morning, not too much red. westbound 580, before harrison street, new collision reported. that is blocking the left lane on the north end of lake merit and then typical delays on 580, 880, and 80. quick check of drive times. westbound 580, tracy to dublin, you're at exactly 1 hour. westbound 4, 34 minutes in the red, and southbound 101, san rafael to san francisco, still okay at 17 minutes. it is crawling out of the santa cruz mountain, though. we'll talk about that next. >> you know what cloud cover makes for? makes for? a beautiful >>> whether you're just joining us or about to go out the door, here are the seven things you need to know. >>> number one, breaking news in san francisco where one person was found dead following a crash on eddy strt. police are treating it as a homicide. eddy is now closed between van ness and franklin. >>> numbe

look at how the financials have been performing. look how technology has been performing. i think you can stick with that and there's opportunities every single day. as steph is talking about other areas as well and what we're seeing is every single day, used to be quarterly. used to be yearly. then turn quarterly, now daily, the rotations. we're seeing semi is having a great day and then not having a great day. there's rotations very rapid in this marketplace. but that's also why i think we're hitting these record highs almost daily. today's big pullback is 47 points. 47 points on a market that's been screaming up how many points since trump got into office. >> are you suggesting we don't think we're right for a pullback? >> at any moment, to jim's point -- >> over bought and then say, i don't care, overbought doesn't mean over. >> you can stay overbought for a long period of time. >> i think the reality is that at any moment in time there could be something that obviously triggers this to pull back. fundamentally right now and you were saying that as well, fundamentally

what are you looking at? >> i think the thing here is what you have this sort of cloud over what mr. trump might do. the irony is e.m. trade is actually picking up. >> pretty much recovered from the election. >> it is. i think japan came out very well from that. yes we have all this big focus on the u.s. but over the last seven years there's been this nice sort of turning point for global traders, emerging markets trading with each other, and japan can piggy back on that. i think that is really where the export story lies not necessarily with mature economies in the u.s. and europe. >> just bringing it over here to the u.s., we've had various strategists tell us they think the markets under valued, fairly valued, and over valued. where do you think u.s. markets are? >> we would also say that, you know, a lot of the good news has got in the price. i think the best beneficiaries within the u.s. at the moment from any of the sort of trump proposals is the fact that it's going to remain quite inflationary. so tha

and really, as we look at it. four storms over the next eight days with three to four inches of rain. we'll get another look across the bay area. >> we'll see you shortly. all of this is happening about 100 miles to the northeast of us among big concerns, could this happen here? some of our local dams are at high hazard. where are the trouble spots in the bay area? >> actually all over. we've dove into inspection records for dams. for all 1585 dams throughout california. and we found about 100 dams here in the bay area listed by the u.s. army corps of engineers as high hazard. we can take a look at some of the date that we have. according to the latest date from 2013, more than half of all california dams carry a high hazard potential. that doesn't necessarily mean they're at risk of failing. if they do. the feds say it could kill people. about a third of those dams have no emergency action plan. it is worth mentioning that recover oroville had such a plan. 70% are earthen dams which means they can be at risk of e

they want to look like celebrities. experts are saying they are creating inn realistic body images that new moms feels like they need to hold to themselves. >> you see these people right after they had a baby a month ago. >> it is pressure. we look at celebrities, and instantly they have twins, they have babies and then couple months later they photographed and they look slim. it has to to with the air brushing and photo shopping. but that is what you have in your mind is i have to look that way. >> even if you know they are using those tricks. >> yes. >> pressure is still on. >> you feel like you have to look that way. so plastic surgeons say moms post baby come in for the liposuction. once you get one part done the fat goes somewhere else. >> yes, they will have another baby. >> i think you wait until have you get babies out. i know my girlfriend. i'm in my mid 30's. having babies. they are on the tail end of having their last. i'm doing a mommy make over of this body. they plan to wait unless you have a surprise baby

>> looking toward 6-9 months, and looking to tuesday. what finance will be bike from a policy perspective. >> with this commodity price rally, there are concerns that it might have an influence on ppi and cpi in china. what would that mean potentially? china's problem in that they have brought frantically in order to get growth and inflation of. they have succeeded. inflation is up and would you do from here? you borrow more? if you do, you risk pushing inflation higher, at which point that has to be looked at because that has serious economic and social side effects, then you have to tighten policy abruptly, and it's like driving 180 miles per hour then suddenly putting on the brakes print some is going through the windscreen. there is a limit to how many people can wear a seatbelt and a chinese car in that particular scenario. they will have to slow down. if they do, everything in the pmi is backward looking not for looking. reports ofearing president xi jinping looking to change his economic team this fall. what do you expect this to

taking a look at the bay bridge here. here's a look at really kind of a strange sight. this is where we've got the lights out. we've got some type of a power issue. it's in san francisco and then it stretches all the way back to the east bay so it is not impacting the metering lights. those lights are still on. but once you make it past that t to the tower, that's where they are dark, not heavy volumes at this point. but if that is going to be a long-term issue, it could impact us as we get a little bit further into the morning. also a reminder, no ace rail service again today. that's due to the poor condition of the tracks so washouts, rain, rapid snow melt, that all has been a major challenge. you're going to have to seek alternate transportation today. should be back with normal service tomorrow. let's check in with meteorologist drew tuma. good morning. >>> good morning, alexis. and we're tracking one final completely dry day today before we track rain in the seven ay forecast. live doppler 7 along with satellite showing you a fair amount of high cloud cover overhea

looks like fun. >> i could just look at the dogs all day long. very relaxing. blood pressure goes down. >> that's what they say. dogs and puppies and animals. >> oh, look at those two. >> well, coming up in the next half hour of "eyewitness news," small plane crashes into a neighborhood, narrowly avoiding disaster. finds out where part of the plane landed. >> plus, new from overnight, deadly explosion in columbia leaves dozen of people injured including officers. trang? >> reporter: juniata park mechanic beaten and left for dead. i'm trang do, live with how the victim is doing this morning. >> trang, weaver a busy morning on this president's day, overturned tractor-trailer on the new jersey turnpike, couple are clearing, and a lot of construction, all of the updates coming up. first we'll take a quick break, that has more ski mountains to choose from than any other in the country. ♪ and that's not the only thing you can only find in new york state. you can find it all, only in new york. new york. it's all here. it's only here. plan your winter getaway at ilov