it killed 24 people in samoa that county alone. -- sonoma county alone. what could have been done differently and emergency alerts and sonoma alerts. they have to select to opt into that system. the county was un-aware they could send targeted wireless alerts to only residents in the fire zone. they didn't want to cause panic throughout the entire county and the state finds that the specific procedures for using those alerts and warning capabilities uncoordinated including gaps, overlaps and redundancies in various county departments . the report found the county lacked reliable, timely, and coordinated situation awareness as to the scale, size, and scope of the movement. the top emergency services official in california mark says sonoma county on the right hand side. >>> the proposal will require the department of california resources to annually inspect the vast majority of the 1200 daps it overseas. dams will low hazard potential needs to be examed every other year. >>> cutting the steel the holds the net in place an the suicide barrier on the bay brid

alex, live in sonoma county. thank you. >> we will be getting an update from san francisco police on an officer involved shooting that happened earlier this month after a deadly shooting in golden gate park the. suspects are accused of killing one person. they carjacked a car and drove to alameda and found the suspect in an rv parked at a homeless camp. eventually the suspect surrendered. san francisco police are to give an update on the investigation at 6:00 tonight at the golden gate building on 7th street. >>> also happening today, protesters will gather at the alameda county board of supervisors meeting to talk about urban shield and protest against it. it is a law enforcement training program held every day in the east bay. officers come from around the world and come through intense s.w.a.t. simulations. it teaches officers different methods of policing. opponents say the program teaches lethal mill tar eyed policing. supervisors formed a task force to make sure that urban shield doesn't target minorities.

84 years.( james ) marin county was the only california county to make the top 25. 7 of the top counties were in the washington d-c area. ( james ) if you have a smart-tv -- with built in netflix and hulu -- your t-v could be hacked.( terisa ) consumer reports analyzed smart t-v's from the five biggest brands - samsung, l-g, sony, t-c-l and vizio. all can track what consumers watch and two of the brands failed a basic security test. ( james ) how bad is the security? consumer reports says they were able to take over the remote control for the samsung and t-c-l televisions.( terisa ) they changed the channel... upped the volume... installed new apps and played youtube videos. both companies say they're looking into the issues. (rebecca) tracking your morning forecast... ( james )( darya ) welcome back to the kron 4 morning news. let's get a check of the forecast. rebecca:a strong high pressure system anchored over the eastern pacific will result in continued dry weather and above normal daytime temperatures through the weekend. no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from

paul is the county seat and the capital of my county, ramsey county. the population of ramsey county is 540,000 people. half of the county's residents actually reside in the city of st. paul. and my work as a commissioner is elected out of a community of about 80,000 people in a diverse section of st. paul. in 2013 in ramsey county, we began to focus our deeper understanding of our characteristi characteristics, our strengths, our needs, our assets, and on population data as critical to informing the work that we do to ensure that we have a healthy and vibrant community. that would be in public safety. in employment. in health. in justice in housing. in all areas of life in our county. our foundational document, which was called "building our future," drew four simple, but pervasive conclusions. first is that our people are our future. the second is that we needed to employ intensity of land, that that would matter as we worked to serve our people. that new partnerships, different than the traditional partnerships we've held on to for a long time. and

and we've had a few reports of snow in mendocino county and lake county. not much, but you might get a teeny bit. >>> welcome back to mornings on 2. if you're driving along the peninsula, pay extra attention on the road today. 25 officers from law enforcement agencies throughout san mateo county will take part in a traffic enforcement program. they'll be deployed from 8:00 this morning until 4:00 this afternoon. they are urging drivers to be mindful of pedestrians, stop at the crosswalk, and be cautious when backing up. people crossing the street should also pay attention to traffic around them and not be distracted by texting or talking on the phone. and pedestrians should make eye contact with drivers, never assume that they see you and will stop for you. >>> students at san jose university are turning an old school bus into a living space for a family in need. that includes custom seating and wiring a bus for a refrigerator and heating. >> the biggest challenge that we're going to face for this bus is the wiring and figuring out how to power the things

the county would not make any statements to the camera. m.j. spotted a guitar in the lawyer's office he's been a passionate guitar player since he was ten years old it brings me joy. the lawyer said he could spend the night in his office. the next morning like almost every morning the sheriffs are at the camp going from tent to tent ordering their occupants to clear the area. if any of them is on probation or even such a minor offense as this could get them arrested. i know you know that many cases. yes. many of the homeless given and packed their things but some stay put. i feel in a matter of couple years it had to be illegal to be over us so i feel i mean they're leaving us with no options no place to go. we feel violated and whatever help. in the land of the free. and it's it's hard. the county grounds workers are ready to move in. when jay is back at the park. the calls from the lawyer have produced results the police unlock the container that he thinks may hold his belongings. and. that. to him james relief he's recovered his bicycle and

there's a winter storm watch for the northern suburbs, mercer county, bucks county, montgomery county, all counties outside of philadelphia. delaware county, chester county included into the poconos, this is saturday night we're looking at a probably one to three inch accumulation up here, in the northern areas we could go 3 to 6. we'll let you know when this arrives and when it ends in the seven day. karen, what are the roads like this morning. >> reporter: the roads are wet, when you head out, you don't have driving rains, but wet conditions that was enough to create big problems yesterday. montgomery drive, eastbound traffic heading toward center city moving just fine. on the ben franklin bridge, we have construction crews working even in the damp conditions blocking the right lane driving in from new jersey, is one of the spots we saw the fog in south jersey. looking outside live on the vine street expressway, fog not a big deal here, westbound traffic approaching the schuylkill expressway. live in new jersey, 42 northbound traffic. you can see how wet it is on the roads coming up

gonzalez is being held in san francisco county jail ... for suspicion on assault with a deadly weapon. her bond is set at 178-thousand dollars ( terisa ) happening today in the south bay... it's the "give kids a smile" event. dentists will give free dental screenings to children in 46 santa clara county schools... and seven 'boys and girls' clubs. the dentists will be visiting the schools over the next three days. studies show .. the most chronic illness school- age children face.. is tooth decay. ( james ) still ahead on the kron 4 morning news... a rough night for the warriors... how oklahoma city's stars did against golden state. (james) the giants announce a special honor for barry bonds that only 11 players in franchise history have achieved. we'll have that story ... after the break. ( rebecca ) and i am tracking your bay area forecast. ♪ ♪ with the chase mobile app, michaela deprince could pay practically anyone, at any bank, all while performing a grand jetÉ between two grand pianos. she could... in a commercial. in real life

the county would not make any statements to the camera. m.j. spotted a guitar in the lawyers office he's been a passionate guitar player since he was ten years old it brings in joy. the lawyer said he could spend the night in his office. the next morning like almost every morning the sheriffs are at the camp going from tent to tent ordering their occupants to clear the area. if any of them is on probation or even such a minor offense as this could get them arrested. i know you know that medication oh. yes i think many of the homeless given and packed their things but some stay put. i feel in a matter of couple years it had to be illegal to be over us so i feel i mean there's leaving us with no options no place to go. we feel violated i will whatever happens. the land of the free. and it's it's hard. the county grounds workers are ready to move in. when jay is back at the park. the calls from the lawyer have produced results the police unlock the container that he thinks may hold his belongings. but. that to him james relief he's recovered his b

early morning in orange county the campus slowly coming to life. here about eight hundred people live in the tents here close to the dried out river bed. michael j. deal known as m.j. has been living here for about four years. this community is no different than the apartment complex or any other community. that you go. the you get drug addicts you get good people you got bad people. no different. from you that. is get out of life what you put into it if you want to be a junkie then you'll figure out what the job. will be successful your way out of the yacht club. nobody here can afford a roof over their heads let alone a yacht club membership. it's easier to live in the park than in the city where they're always getting chased away and tents are hardly ever allowed they'd been hoping they'd be left in peace here m.j. knows nearly everyone here i'm going to the tobacco place with the boat with their kids and are you going to go over to the. old i'll be right back in this little girl gets to that right now or i could do it but what will be right bac

early morning in orange county the camp is slowly coming to life. about eight hundred people live in the tents here close to the dried out river bed . michael j. deal known as m.j. has been living here for about four years. this community is no different than the a particle plaques or any other community. but you get the you get drug addicts you get good people you got bad people. you know different. but that's all. it is get out of life what you put into it if you want to be a junkie then you'll figure out what the job. would be successful your way out of the yacht club. nobody here can afford a roof over their heads let alone a yacht club membership. it's easier to live in the park than in the city where they're always getting chased away and tents are hardly ever allowed they'd been hoping they'd be left in peace here m.j. knows nearly everyone here i'm going to back a place with steve over there. are you going to. go over here to. go i'll be right back or go get to that right now or i could do it but what will be right back here there is a littl

on paper, humboldt county is one of the poorest counties in california, with a poverty rate well above the national average. look, there's a possibility that marijuana may one day help this region turn a corner, but that hasn't happened yet. i left fortuna, and headed to a city that's opened its doors to the pot business. eureka wants its share of the $7 million in marijuana tax money the county expects to take in each year. but even here, not everyone's on board. hi there. -how's it going? -i'm marcus. -i'm adam. nice to meet you. -adam, how are you? i met adam dick. he's the cofounder of a craft chocolate company. it's one of the holdouts against the marijuana movement. that's amazing. -thank you. have people approached you about make cannabis edibles? yeah, we've been approached about that. that's just not kind of our scene. i think that, to a certain degree, it would cheapen our brand. adam's not in the marijuana industry, but he's definitely feeling its effects. with all the pot businesses moving onto his block, rents are climbing. why are rents so high? because of the zoning for

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the county is broward county. this is the alert. the sheriff from broward county says "this school's shooter is still at large." this is still an active shooter situation. whether he is on campus or whether he has left with some students as earlier reported. not confirmed by fox news, is not yet none. this is local coverage from channel 7 news, the wsvn news station. the fox station. let's listen. >> not hearing from their child. can we ask you a quick question? we're with channel 7. did you hear anything? >> no. my friends did. >> what are your friends telling you? >> they said they heard a shot. one of my friends said that a girl from his class was shot. >> where were you when this happened? >> in my classroom. i was nearby the exit. >> you're hearing this happened in the freshman building? >> yeah. >> what are your friends saying? are they still in the school? >> no. all my friends were able to evacuate. >> as a parent, this has to be the -- >> very frightening. i walked here to pick her up. my son is on west lake. >> is he still

all the way down to salem county, new castle county delaware as well. these counties are probably going to be removed from the advisory from south to north as we go through the morning gradually so the farther north you are, the longer you're probably going to have to deal with this frozen precipitation before a changeover to rain later. 32 degrees right now in philadelphia. 31 in wilmington. these obviously are just cold enough numbers to be able to support some freeze-up on the roads. a little cooper up in allentown and as we go through the day, the freezing conditions at the surface in philadelphia probably end around 8 o'clock and i would think roads improve shortly after that but as long as you got the frozen precip, do be careful. the rest of the day though is all rain with temperatures getting well into the 40's. karen i'll track the precipitation and that change from rain -- or over to rain i should say from south to north with future tracker6 coming up. >> all right, dave. we have no problems with the weather here on the boulevard extension nor

beach county. a very populated area. what are you hearing right now? >> well, you got a get summary. there are multiple, unfortunately, fatalities. this is a bad day. and you can imagine the fear that is going through some of those parents and the wounded. the fbi is direct thing effort. the fbi will then do the investigation and all the questions that come after what was the caliber weapon, wait legal, how was it purchased, was the shooter eligible to purchase it, all of those things come later on down line. right now if you pray, say a little prayer for all the folks in broward county. >> yeah. i think a lot of people are. what can you tell us about the suspect? >> i'm going to leave that to the authorities. i think you have already heard the superintendent say in a press conference that it is an expected student or a former student. i think you heard the summit of schools say it was multiple or many fatalities. >> we have heard now, our crime and justice reporter, said at least two fatalities an

but snow county only sent alerts to those folks who opted into a sonoma county alert system and the county was unaware it could send targeted wireless alerts to only those residents in the fire zone and at the time, county officials said the reason they didn't send out those mass alerts and they didn't want to cause widespread panic. right now, again, county supervisors are inside a meeting discussing this new report from the office of emergency services. one of the main things they are talking about is better training, better coordination, and they also want more support and resources from the state. now, this meeting here in santa rosa goes until 5:00 p.m. reporting live in santa rosa, i'm jessica flores, kpix 5. >>> new at noon, a push in santa clara county to clear up the backlog of rape kits. today the board of supervisors is discussing how to speed up the testing process. right now, the county has about 270 packages of evidence from sexual assaults. it takes an average of about 94 days to process the evidence in each of them. supervisor cindy chavez is recommending a new policy. >> b

here in radnor township, delaware county. at times we've seen a touch of fog on the blue route approaching the schuylkill expressway. it's not a big deal in the city itself. the roads are wet you have to be careful as you head out. we have a handful of accidents construction on the northeast extension northbound near lansdale. mass transit is looking good. >> reporter: the areas are allentown, reading, and trenton. visibili mile. that can drop those would be the areas to be careful. wet roads because of overnight rain. most of the current rain is down south in cape may county and southern delaware. a little bit east of trenton, i'm seeing a blip out to the west. numbers are improving, we'll start out in the 40s and later this afternoon get up to a high of 5 degrees at 3:00 p.m. tonight we maintain -- 65 degrees, we maintain mild conditions. showers later tonight. no major delays in our big travel destinations, there's fog in orlando, but that's it. >> a new blood test may help you detect when a person had a concussion by pred

in monterey county... nine people with a history of homelessness have been diagnosed with hepatitis- a since october. ( robin ) more bay area law enforcement agencies are adding text messaging 9-1-1 services. kron4's haaziq madyun shows us an east bay police department that launched the new service. emergency dispatchers here at hayward police department's communications center are now adding 9-1-1 text messaging service for those in need of helpsota cellphone user in hayward simply has to text 911 and a dispatch will start the conversation. as you can see a map will appear showing the proximety of the caller but not the address... sot

santa clara county. santa clara county. (lawrence) i'm chief meteorologist lawrence karnow, i'll have your full bay area forecast after the break. reported earlier in our newscast... many people are getting crushed by the housing crisis in the bay area. skyrocketting costs are forcing people to ask themselves ... can they even afford to live here at all. tonight.. kron 4's philippe djegal goes in-depth to learn the price tag on affordable housing. nats- the dulcet sounds of a classically trained pianist...nats- from the comfort of her own home... nats- in her bedroom...nats- which these days is in an r-v parked in a southbay parking lot.khristina miller- "this has been our home since december 3rd of last year." khristina miller and her boyfriend paul have fallen on hard times... struggling to feed their three-year-old daughter... and put a

at the time, county officials said they didn't want to cause panic through the entire county . the state report finds specifically that procedures for using those alerts and warning capabilities were uncoordinated and included gaps, overlaps, and redundancies with regards to various county departments . the report found the county lacked reliable timely and coordinated situational awareness as to the scale, size, and scope of the fire's growth, character, and movement. now, in an interview with the press democrat, the top emergency services official in california, mark, says sonoma county just was not aware of the improvements that had been made in that system over the last couple of years. simply they were not aware that they could send out that targeted wireless alert to just the folks in the fire's path. and that's why they didn't. sonoma county officials and state officials will meet today at a meeting at 9:00 a.m. to discuss this new report. reporting live here in santa rosa, jessica flores, kpix 5. >>> to the south bay, power restored to a neighborhood that was a scene of

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in portions of bucks county, mercer county and burlington. trenton, a spot we will watch as roadways and the streams and rivers may be impacted as the rain continues to generate. as for temperatures, really mild air continuing to move in from the south. right now, warm front lingering in the southern edge of our viewing zone. that will continue to drive north the next few hours and continues to impact how much rain we see and how warm we get. we'll talk more about that neighborhood to neighborhood in a few minutes. >> that's the good thing. at least it's warm out there. >>> the fog making it difficult to drive this morning, especially on some back roads where you can barely see in front of you. randy gyllenhaal is live in storm force 10 checking on the conditions in camden. randy, what are you seeing out there? >> reporter: it's wet. the rain is really starting to come down in jersey toward the ben franklin bridge in camden, new jersey. we are also seeing a pretty dense fog causing a lot of issues this morning. you can especially, as we head

and most of them pushing away from atlantic county and cape may county. wet roads still lingering. as we look at temperatures, 43 in philadelphia. 41 in al allentown -- allentown. as soon as you open the door and step outside, you'll feel the dinners this morning. keep your eyes out for fog, in burlington county. in the northern suburbs, one mile in lancaster. wilmington is up from a mile. you get the idea wherever you see the gray which is essentially the northern and western suburbs, may be areas north of trent and partsuth jero slow it down. 54 by 8:10 a.m., 58 by 12:00. we're going up to a high of 65. karen we'll have the accuweather weekend call which includes a chance of snow saturday night. >> reporter: all right, dave we have an accident on i-95. look at the southbound jam on i-95. we can see a number of police and emergency workers on the ri, southbound at girard. traffic at a s it. we'll switch the camera scene and show you the backup on i-95 and the travel time. it takes 48 minutes at this hour when it's hardly a jam. 48 minutes to get from woo

a few in bucks county as well. we're seeing council rock central bucks bensalem to name a few closed in anticipation of the wintry weather. up here in the lehigh valley it's supposed to be the worst of it, the lehigh valley and the suburbs. salt on the sidewalks, the roads parking lots. sleet and snow could affect visibility here in the lehigh valley if you have an early commute you're in good shape right now but things are supposed to get worse as the morning goes on. that changeover to freezing rain is expected to make things slick. so, you might want to leave a couple extra minutes as you head to work this morning. we're live in lehigh county whitehall township, trish hartman channel6 "action news." tam. >> trish thank you for that. >>> let's check in with mobile6 which is right now making its way down 95 there in center city and you can see when it flashes by the lights you can see that the windshield is wet so it looks as though we've already got a little bit of precipitation and rain if you're in center city,

the county would not make any statements to the camera. spotted a guitar in the lawyer's office he's been a passionate guitar player since he was ten years old it brings me joy. the lawyer said he could spend the night in his office. the next morning like almost every morning the sheriffs are at the camp going from tent to tent ordering their occupants to clear the area. if any of them is on probation or even such a minor offense as this could get them arrested. and then you know what medication oh. yes i think many of the homeless given and packed their things but some stay put. i feel in a matter of couple years it's got to be illegal to be over us so i feel i mean they're leaving us with no options no place to go. we feel violated i will whatever happens. in the land of the free. it's it's hard. the county grounds workers are ready to move in. and jay is back at the park. the calls from the lawyer have produced results the police unlock the container that he thinks may hold his belongings. but. that to him james relief he's recovered hi

female firefighters in one florida county ... could be forced to work in strenuous conditions-- even with a baby on the way.(steve) and it's one of the only counties in the state-- that doesn't have a light duty policy for pregnant firefighters. meghan mc- roberts has more on how the fire union president wants to change this policy. pregnant firefighters could be putting their health and their unborn baby's health on the line in indian river county, all because they can't afford not to work.indian river county firefighters are among the only in the state that are not offered a light duty policy when they are pregnant. that means, if they have not accrued enough sick and vacation time, they could have to work in strenuous, hazardous conditions up until the day they deliver."we're behind the times," said indian river county fire union president john o'connor. o'connor says this has been a lost battle for years trying to get a light duty pregnancy policy on the books for firefighters.now, he hopes public outcry will be what it takes

carlos carvalhal who are in action against notts county. carlos ca rvalhal could who are in action against notts county. carlos carvalhal could be headed back to his old club, sheffield wednesday, they lie in wait. notts county at first, the game ended in a 1—1 draw, struggling to the off their lead to opponents. the portuguese manager took over days after being sacked by the championship club sheffield wednesday. our speech will not be different before the game against wolves. and it's not different before the game against notts county in the first game and it will not be different now. our main competition is the premier league. we in these games, we are happy to play these games. we understand the procedures of these competitions. dion dublin is that the liberty stadium tonight for that match, swansea against notts county, we are hoping to hear from him in a moment. a real incentive for birmingham or huddersfield were either to progress from their replay tonight — manchester united await in the fifth round. huddersfield pulling off o

and lake county. it's almost done but light rain from santa rosa to marin county. more on that coming up. >>> good morning. one-yearing ad today, coyote creek flooded in san jose, devastating homes and neighborhoods. what is planned today to mark what happened on this day? and what has changed to prepare for a disaster in the future? >> reporter: the gun control debate comes to the white house today. i'm doug luzader in washington. we'll have more on that and a surprise announcement from president trump -- just ahead. >>> this is mornings on 2. >> welcome back to mornings on 2. there's one of my favorite shots. beautiful, colorful -- >> it's like a painting. it really does. something you'd want in your living room. >> oh, i would like that in my living room. maybe he'll paint that. a beautiful shot of the bay bridge. a

overnight, it hits cumberland county into atlantic county. this area has seen the highest totals already. in fact, around 1.75 to 2 inches of rain have fallen overnight. look at doppler radar. still falling over dover. last check was 1.75 inches that had fallen over dover officially. a good dose into newcastle county. from atlantic ocean county, we're looking at heavy rain. the whole region is getting light to steady rain. look how big the system is down to the gulf coast. there's a lot more where this comes from. we'll talk more about the totals throughout the day and the timing coming up. >>> thanks, krystal. police in chester county are looking to determine if weather played a part in a deadly crash that happened just before midnight in west goshen. in all, four cars were involved. two people died at the scene. rescuers took another injured person to chester county hospital. >>> wet and slippery conditions caused a car to overturn on i-76 early this morning. one of four traffic cameras captured the scene. the driver was able to get herself

the advisory staying up for burlington county and mercer and trenton. we talk about what to expect as we go through the remainder of tonight. rain and snow is departing from a southeast to northeast direction. we have slushy roads and higher accumulation. they are watching out for slick spots, setting us up for a nice day tomorrow. we have full detail in the full and exclusive forecast. >> sounds good. now to trish hartman live in doylestown. tristrish? >> the plows have been here several times already. the bucks county emergency disparters say we are hearing about accidents all over because of the weather. drivers say the roads were bad. >> as the snow started to fall in doylestown, plenty of people were out enjoying the night. conditions went downhill as the snow fell rapidly. route 611 was snow covered and slippery. >> the roads are bad right now. if you don't have four wheel drive, you are probably having trouble getting up the ip klein. incline. >> friends called to say they are teeter tottering on the roads. >> this family spent the day skiing in

, salem county as well as cumberland county under this advisory, atlantic county, cape may county and all of delaware with the exception of the northern new castle county , this is until 10:00 o'clock. so these areas have already seen upwards of around 2 inches of rain, and of course, is there more rain to come. another issue we are dealing with very low cloud here as we look at center city we have reduced visibility, dense if you go advisory remaining in effect through 7:00 this morning. visability 2 miles or less in philadelphia, we have seen a little bit of improvement and as heavier rain moves in we will see even more improvement then we are dealing with the heavy rain on the back side. 48 degrees in philadelphia, 49 in wilmington, a very mild start to the day, we're at 45 in willow grove. right around 48 degrees, in just south of here, so, here's what you can expect throughout the day-to-day, cross the region look at how temperatures sore, 59 in philadelphia, 58 down the shore. 46 degrees in the poconos but, of course, we are dealing with the rain. you're witness weather seven da

that jumps into camden county, burlington county as well. i've been talking about this all morning. the good news about the heavy rain, it's not sitting in one spot for too terribly long. we don't have any flood concerns necessarily. but you might see ponding on a few roadways. live pictures shows it's scattered through south jersey with this pocket of heavy rain. these will continue tracking fr're not seeing any yet at the shore, you will be soon enough throughout the morning hours. look at the rain, it's more light to steady in the lehigh valley and berks county. if we really pull this out, there's a break in sight that's going to hit just past noon. one more line will fall apart but move past us in the afternoon hours. we're not totally in the clear. but for the most part, take a look. wafrp as we go through noontime. this model clears us out. i think there will be scattered showeri-95 corridor but getting out of here. by 2:00 p.m. or so, i think everything will move out. we'll be left with clouds and still isolated showers are possible through the afternoon, but not nearly as mu

million dollars town, township delaware county. they just reopened 1 green road, they worked on repairs since mid december. it's fixed up, dave. >> reporter: all right dry across the region, karen. we had showers that scooted off the coast from cape may and atlantic city. nothing else, maybe drizzle out there. 42 in allentown. 41 in reading, 43 in lancaster. 43 in philadelphia. 46 in millville. look out for possible fog in the northern areas down to new castle county. most of the readings at the airport are over a mile. 59 degrees by noon. 65 degrees for the high at 3:00 p.m. still holding 62 by 5:00 p.m. cloudy to start out, breaks in the clouds later in the day. >> plans are underway to build a sports museum in south philadelphia at darian streets and pattison avenue. the museum will focus on philadelphia sports. it will include moments in our nation's sports history, as well. the museum is set to open next year. >> rachael: plus the ultimate mac and cheese! next "rachael!" this disinfectant spray says i have to rinse off the dis

we'll take tour across the area and you can see most of the is d west lancaster county, berks county, moving into county, alsf montgomery, bucks county approaching philadelphi then crossing over into south jersey. the temperatures pretty comfortable. mid 40s in pottstown. 45 degrees in millville. 46 atlantic city. 46 degrees through wilmington and also dover. so temperatures are pretty uniform. but look at the temperature swings over the next several days. mid 60s for high temperatures tomorrow. it's going to feel like spring. over 20 degrees above average. 60 degrees ear early on friday d front comes through and look at saturday high temperatures in the 30s. we're looking at a wintry mix of rain down the shore. wet accumulating snowfall north and west. so for tonight, we're looking at the showers once again getting out of here by early tomorrow morning. much of the day tomorrow is dry but by tomorrow night this time we're looking at another round of rainfall thursday night into friday morning. so temperatures for tonight not that bad. these are average high temperaturyear in the mid

they brought in buses from our county, from richmond county, for the more seriously injured, they are taking them to a number of regional hospitals and then brought buses from the recreation commission here to pick up people that weren't injured and moved them to the middle school and luggage at some point. so it is winding down now. the road is still closed, but that's where we are right now. >> and paul, you mentioned that you were there within 15 minutes when you had heard this go over the radio and the walking wounded were already there, how long did it take response teams to get there with the buses to get the injured out? >> the buses took a little longer, but we got a lot of ambulances on the scene quickly. our fire services very well equipped, very well trained, that i got here very quickly and began to treat people and to sort them. they brought the triage kits out and began to sort the most injured. there were the green tagged who were the less injured or not injured at all, and the yellow and red tags. those went straight to the hospitals in columbia. >> we know there were

the first one is not in ferry county, the second one is not in ferry county. we decided to go ask some people in ferry county whether they have access to broadband. here are some of their comments. they ran the test of their service. they told us how poor their service is. with this captures is the way -- what this captures is the way real people are living real lives. my favorite is the second, the person who has to bring the laptop into town in their car to download windows updates from microsoft. i am happy the person has a small computer. that is the real world. we are not going to make the kinds of progress we need to make as a nation in any state in closing this gap unless we develop better data so we can drive this forward. that is just the first part of the problem, there is also the digital skills gap. you all will probably be hearing more about it as this progresses. it is such a fundamental issue. from our perspective, it is captured in the number of jobs the country has created that require a degree in computer science. then you compare it to the n

that is not something that is happening here in santa clara county. the county working with the da, when we have a stranger incident where someone does not know who the perpetrator is, those are processed within five days so we are on top of that. i think the bigger goal here is to make sure that we have zero tolerance for any backlog that is what we are trying to get. >> have you been hearing for many victim rights groups? are victims getting discouraged maybe to the point of not even following through on helping police with prosecutions and district attorneys because they feel frustrated by these big delays? >> that is an excellent point and something that would concern me a great deal. what happened here in silicon valley is that we had a constituent who called me and said, do we have a backlog? she learned that nationally there was a backlog wanted to make sure that was not happening in silicon valley so we went to work, rolled up our sleeves and we're taking a look at it. i do worry about that because i want people who go through such a traumatic

light showers in berks county and now montgomery county, too. delaware county, a few raindrops, as well. the beginning of a rainy day. the system will not bring us snow. colder air to the north. at 1:30 this afternoon, rain in philadelphia. for the ride home, 4:00 this afternoon. close to one-third inch in wo m wilmington, but less south and east. 50s now. we drop into the 40s for this afternoon. tonight, down into the 30s. it stays above freezing, rain showers with this event that's going to carry us through friday. this weekend, temperatures will come up. chilly mornings, saturday, chillier neighborhoods. 54 in the afternoon. the rain comes through on sunday. we start drying out on monday. and would machine will be mild. 57 degrees. low 50s for tuesday, wednesday, and thursday. the rest of february, march begins on friday. 50 degrees in the afternoon. cooler next weekend. showers coming in next week, as well. >> and looking at 422, jessica boyington, a lot of volume? >>> yeah, volume because we had a disabled vehicle there on the eastbound sid

if you're traveling the ac expressway, southern camden and gloucester counties, camden county, cruel get wet in the next a couple of minutes. we have sprinkles and showers up near allentown. we're looking at a day like yesterday, cloudy, damp and well, a lot of rain off and on across the region. i mean it's not going to be heavy, but damp and dreary today. sky6 live hd shows you from our temple university camera looking south into center city. cloud cover overhead in philadelphia right now. temperatures across the region are starting out chilly. 36 degrees in allentown. 38 in reading. 28 in trenton, and philadelphia. 40 in cape may.the numbers unliy will b climbing today, but not by a whole lot. it will be chilly overall. future tracker 6 shows you between now and 9, what you have on radar will course in from west across theegion, allentown will not get as much. we get into lull, in t afternoon and evening there's freezing rain in the poconos. there's an advisory for that. 3:00 p.m., intermitten dreary conditions occasional spritz on your windshield or light quick overnight tonight l

that is how you gain the confidence of the people of your city and county. i think it's important to note that simply because the federal government decides to abandon ship, did not mean we were going to let the ball drop. there is fumbles that can cost you a whole lot and we saw a fascinating game yesterday at the super bowl, but i will tell you this, at the end of the day, the people in the city and county of san francisco are going to be the big winners, because we picked up the ball and we're going to run with it and do this for the people of california and san francisco. [applause] my team at the department of justice stands ready to be with you as a partner. i can't tell you how important it is to have independent eyes overseeing these reforms. accountability, transparency, confidence and trust all come from giving people a sense there will be independent review of the work that is being done. i believe the people of the city and county of san francisco should be heartened that it was the leaders of the city and county of san francisco and their police

you locations and kent county also cumberland county. already two inches of rainfall on average. dover two and a half inch, millville inch and a half. all an inch in philadelphia, we're talking two to four inches out of the system stretching from new england all the way to the gulf coast and you can see the stream of moisture we've been talking about this system and of course, it is playing out as expected. we have that flood threat you can see the watches continue through midnight. we're looking at temperature above average. low 50's and low 60's boy this non. you can see the shrug of moisture continues throughout the bulk of the day tapering off this nonand evening, temperatures 40s, 50's, we'll climb to the low 60's. of 62 by 3:00. the rain is out late today early tomorrow morning, low 40's on tuesday. valentine's day. locking art. partly sunny. 60 on thursday with another rain chance, and temperatures dip back into the 40's. >>> a night out on the town could turn dangerous with one wrong move. one college student has a new invention

county revolve around the marijuana industry."then on february 1st -- the sheriff's office saying a humboldt local commented on the article -- and reported seeing martinez on "the bachelor".-nats-so the deputy -- trying to contact martinez -- but again -- no answer. samantha karges/humboldt county sheriff's office: "because of our policy, we need to make direct contact with that missing person in order to ensure that they are in a state of well-being." later that day -- martinez contacting the deputy -- confirming that she's ánot in fact missing.and apparently -- shining bright -- in the hollywood lights. samantha karges/humboldt county sheriff's office: "our deputy says that she laughed a lot on the phone and sounded like she was doing ok."reporting in humboldt county -- i'm nazy javid. (jrstone) coming up ... a san francisco muni station underneath market street is a big part of muni's operations. even though trains havent stopped there since the 70's. we'll take a look at how this ghost station helps keep muni on track. (jr st

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guys. >>> a look at the stories making headlines county by county across our region today. authorities in burlington county are warning of an especially dangerous batch of heroin making its way around. they believe the quote lethal batch is to blame for four overdoses over the weekend. state law prefrts you from being arrested if you call 911 to prevent an overdose. a montgomery congressman has died. john fox died after serving two terms. he was a former state representative and member of the montgomery county board of commissioners. fox died in his home last night after a battle with cancer. he was 70 years old. >>> $10,000 reward up for grabs after someone stole a pickup truck and three atvs from a dealership. here are reports early this morning. a group of burglars took the four vehicles from off-road motorsports in jackson township, lebanon county and last seen in berks county. >>> amazon laying off hundreds of employees mostly at its seattle headquarters. they're getting rid of positions where they don't need them to make room for positions where they do. the layoffs c

a little bit of snow in mendocino county and lake county. and there have been reports of drizzle all the way to santa cruz and the santa cruz mountains. there's not much left of this. mainly on the peninsula, and what's there is falling apart. mostly cloudy, partly cloudy today. 30s and 40s. and it's cold enough and if there's shower activity it won't be much. 40s and 50s. and better opportunity for rain and snow tomorrow. 6:30. sal tells us what? >> things are getting crowded. and the east shore freeway has taken a hit with a crash on 80 westbound. traffic is almost backed up to the carquinez bridge if you're driving in through hercules to appian way where the crash happened. it's going to take you extra time to get through. and that means getting to the macarthur maze is now taking just a little bit more than 45 minutes. look at this. this is usually a time that we don't see. and sometimes we don't get this high at all. when you get to the bay bridge, it's backed up for a 15 to 20- minute delay before you make it to the span. san mateo bri

we have confirmed with the sheriff of browa rd county confirmed with the sheriff of broward county that there are 17 people dead, we don't know whether teachers or people from the school, but the authorities have confirmed there are 17 dead people as a result of this attack. it's a horrific death toll, isn't it? of course, that could rise. it's been rising ever since we started reporting this. it started as a number of wounded, and then numerous fatalities, and now, as you say, we now know it is 17, so you were just telling us, this is obviously quite a large high school, a large number of pupils who were there. yes, they we re of pupils who were there. yes, they were evacuating in small groups, but there are almost 3000 students. it's there are almost 3000 students. it's the only high school in that city. now i can also tell you that we have just heard confirmation of the name of the suspect. his name is nicolas dejesus of the suspect. his name is nicolas de jesus cruz. of the suspect. his name is nicolas dejesus cruz. the sheriff's office just confirmed this. we believe that he is app

camden county, gloucester county, burlington, atlantic county. look at this heavy line slicing down out of gloucester into atlantic county. there are many pockets all over the place of very heavy rain. bad news is, it's moving slowly. it can really stack up in all these locations. it's why this first alert is in place. we expect to hear flooding reports as the day progresses, particularly through the morning hours. let's go to the hour by hour model. the heaviest rain, which for the most part has been pounding parts of delaware and south jersey is starting to focus up farther north in the next handful of hours. this is at 9:30 a.m. lining up with the i-95 corridor. we also need to watch a warm front that's creeping across the region. that's going to allow for temperatures to surge. check this out. we'll start to see the heaviest rain fizzle a tad between noon, 1:00 p.m. or so. we will continue with light to steady rain into the afternoon hours. check that out. now we're talking 60s in spots for highs. what a grade yept. barely to the 40s north an

now the broward county sheriff says peterson never even eed the building. instead he waited for backup. sheriff scott israel says the deputy could have and should have add at least tried to intervene. >> scott peterson was absolutely on campus through this entire event. he was armed. he was in uniform. >> reporter: us recall was visibly upset during thursday's press conference. >> devastated. sick to my stomach. um, there are no words. these families lost their children. we lost coaches. i've been to the funerals. >> reporter: deputy peterson was suspended but chosen to resign and retire. meantime, another possible lapse is being reviewed apparent communication failure among police responders. according to the coral springs police chief new york city one new exactly where the shooter was in the building. >> at first the guys are hearing he's on the second floor. um, well that's not true we had people on the second floor, and the people are saying new york city, he's not on the second floor. >> reporter: the problem the school's security footage was on a 20