looking at san mateo bridge, water on the lens, mist in the air here. i showed you in palo alto no problems on this span or the bay bridge. back to you. >> thank you, mike. >>> some people think bus drivers should be rewarded for their patience on the job, especially when they're driving kids. this driver may go beyond that. the heroic acts that saved kids. you'll have to see it to believe. >> what she did is amazing. >>> but happening right now, president trump is set to meet with the chinese president. they're getting together next weekend at trump's florida resort mar-a-lago. that will be the first in-person meeting between those world leaders. plus federal agents have arrested the mexican attorney general at the border because he's facing charges for allegedly conspiring to smuggle heroin, cocaine and methamphetamine into the united states. we'll be back in a moment with more news. >>> welcome back on your thursday morning, a beautiful picture outside in palo alto. you see the trees all lit up there. a fairly clear picture but you can see clouds han

the rain on the lens is one thing. the metering lights are on. we don't expect them for another 20 minutes. so the backup approaching the bay bridge toll plaza because of an earlier crash on span, the two incidents have cleared but there's the backup you're greeted with. >> do slow down this morning. >>> happening today, east bay neighborhoods may have a solution to a pesky pest problem. those insects are posing a threat to the citrus trees. according to the "mercury news," an insect is affecting the trees, and the fruits are ineatable and the trees eventually die. crews will begin spraying pesticides today. >>> in the next couple of days, republicans will announce their bill which they say will eventually repeal and replace the affordable cair act. nbc news obtained a draft of the bill. it will require a an emplon emp provide healthcare, and americans would receive a tax credit based on a monthly basis based on age. >>> the first official briefing from the state department under the trump administration is going to happen later today. former fox

you can see water on the roadway and the lens. light volume of traffic southbound past the coliseum. back to you. >>> our team coverage from marin county. that is where we find pete suratos. rain in salsalito. >> a wet and windy morning for you in the north bay. >>> good morning to you, chris and sam. yes, the rain is starting to come down. it has eased up just a bit. it is picking up again we're in the marin. you can see the rain going through the stream of water on this trail where we are standing. the rain has been on and off. consistent downpour the last hour. for folks commuting, the golden gate bridge is right behind me. be careful on the roads, the slick roads. careful when you are driving in those areas. we continue monitor the conditions here in the north bay. the rain is on and off this whole hour. we'll give you a better update in the next hour. >>> two more arrests in connection with the london attack. you see folks walking around after it was on lockdown a couple days ago. investigators not releasing much. except to s

tell tail signs on the lens of the camera lens, cloudy and foggy up across the ski resorts, also at the shore points, too, still quite a bit of following. we turn to the next batch to more localized on storm scan, three hour loop. see right on cue, in fact, that first before of rain rolls through, and it is out of here. now look what's happening. back through lancaster county for example the skies are brightening up. and we need that sunshine to get the instability going, for this to roll through. now looking what has happened in the last cup ill of hours, see how this line is starting to sort of fizzle little bit as it hits the appalachians. still no severe thunderstorm watches let alone any warnings for our local area say for lancaster county, point west and south. there is severe thunderstorm watch. chance that this does begin to extends east. as we get later and later into the afternoon. so stick with us on that. meantime, definitely building up warmth as we speak, despite the clouds, already flirting with 70 degrees at the airport and in wilmington, 68 dover, 68 atlantic city,

donald trump just a few weeks ago looked at the american public in the eye through the lens of the tv camera and said that i will support a health care policy that will give everybody insurance at lesser cost and greater quality. that, ladies and gentlemen, was an alternative fact. this bill does not do that. in fact, it does exactly the opposite. 24 million americans, remember he said every american will have health care insurance. 24 million americans will lose their insurance because of this bill. every american will pay more and get less from the insurance policy. and seniors as you heard will have to pay thousands and thousands more are if you're between 50-64 and not eligible for medicare you will pay thousands. when i see thousands, some of you will pay 10,000 more for your insurance. that's what this bill that is on the floor today does. and now it a further attempt to hurt more americans, they eliminate the provisions that we will have essential health benefits included. now, they kept that at first and now they have gutted it again for an attempt to make people who want to e

the president of the united states looked all of america in the eye and did it through the lens of the tv camera. just a couple of weeks ago in what was his state of the union. he said, i'm going to give you the health insurance program that covers every american at lower cost and better quality. i hope he meant it. we cannot abandon the effort to make sure every american has health care. at lower cost and better quality. that was our intent in the affordable care act. we think we have come a long way in accomplishing that objective. we can do more, and we ought to. >> it was expressed yesterday that the death of this bill may renew discussions of medicare for all, or single-payer, moves in that direction. do you feel like the party may be ready to move in that direction? ms. pelosi: when we did the affordable care act, i wanted the public auction, cash public option but we had provisions in , the bill that allowed americans to receive benefits. the public option would have saved more money, it would be cheaper because not so many administrative costs. right now, we cannot get that whe

it's slowly coming down from the camera lens. again that is in the doylestown area. now this is the 42 freeway over in new jersey. look at the action and travel conditions on the new jersey turnpike. we're seeing wet roads still, but we have those light flurries coming on. this is on the northbound side leaving towards the philadelphia area. we're doing okay. i would advise everyone to use caution out and about today, especially for the evening commute. we're looking at a bridge opening ahead of schedule. it's still pretty green right now. it opens on a day like today where we have lots of snow. we have a vehicle fire in conshohocke conshohoc conshohocken. take it slow. >>> this is in new castle county. >> a school bus carrying hearing impaired students was involved in an accident in wilmington. tim furlong is live in wilmington to tell us more about what happened. tim? >> reporter: the snow is falling here, but the traffic is getting b by. it was a much different scene a little while ago. just before 8:00 this morning, a kristina school district bus was in a crash w

look at the world through the lens elliott just described of rules-based order that we created after 1945 with the help of other countries and international institutions or even if you're looking at it from the point of view of america first, more jobs for americans, our prosperity has rested historically on getting access to the global commons and particularly freedom of the seas which we have advocated as a nation. and what china is doing is essentially chipping away at that principle. so yes, it goes to the strength of our allies but it goes to something even more fundamental which is the underpinning of the entire system on which the free flo of growth global commerce and international trade and the prosperity of much of the world depends. d it's for that reas i think we, that's why we care about the south china sea or east china sea and the challenge that we face just goes to house point of the changing regional balance, that some of the rising regional powers or in some cases declining regional powers that are exerting themselves more completely dominating their own region, the

live look from the toll plaza again some raindrops on the camera lens there. drive time still in the green. we are looking from the maze to downtown san francisco taking about eight minutes. altamont pass some slight improvements over the last couple of minutes on the 580 from the altamont pass to 680 that will take 19 minutes. speeds almost up to speed and as you head toward the dublin interchange, take a look here. you can see quite the few vehicles out there on the roads again typical though for this time of the morning. south bay you are seeing lots of green out there. mostly up to speed looking good on this friday morning. over in oakland, right now, nimitz freeway you can see things up to speed only about 59 miles per hour. let's get an update on this rainy forecast. >>> heaviest rainfall in the yellow and orange areas at this time. we have the third system in a week. it's a storm that's affecting your morning commute. and we'll continue to see the rain intensify as the morning progresses. right now anywhere in the north bay it is raining and we'll conti

we had rain and snow in the lens. white it out and the sun broke through. couple more flurries. there you have it. that was the excitement from the snow. all the excitement potentially now is shifting to monday night and tuesday. as far as the conditions now, they are dramatically colder than yesterday. this is the difference in the air temperature. 30 deg this time yesterday. apply values all over the map. a big change with a front and the strong northwesterly winds coming in. the air temperatures tonight are going to continue to drop. by early in the morning 22 to the 23-degree range in downtown washington. gusty winds it will feel colder than that. the weekend outlook calls for sunshine tomorrow. northwesterly winds, 15 to miles per hour. gusts to 30. high to 36. wind chills in 20's. tomorrow night we will spring forward an hour to daylight saving time. i got it right that time. sunday sunshine and 41. clouds roll in late on sunday night. partly cloudy skies. monday we might have a little bit of sunshine and then everything will change on the development of what we have been

: sure the adrenaline of the lens. >> the adrenaline of the lens, but i think when the camera is off, i'm really just your basic, middle-aged asian man who is afraid to go on a roller coaster you. >> stephen: don't like roller coaster? >> no, i don't. we went to disney world-- we went to orlando last year, and i'm just terrified of going on space mountain. >> stephen: no space mountain. >> no, really bad. any roller coaster where you have to go upside down i can't stand it. >> stephen: you know what bothers me about space mountain, it's in the dark and i have fantasies of decapitation. >> me, too. >> stephen: you see flashes of beams and stuff, and it will just take my head off. >> if your head is chopped off, have the decency to see what's going to chop it. >> stephen: exactly. i know the photo at the end, my family is going, wheee! and i'll be chopped. ( laughter ) ( applause ) >> stephen: you were a popular nerd in high school. >> oh, god. >> stephen: a popular nerd in high school. >> oh, geez! oh, man! >> stephen: how do you achieve that? how do you achieve both nerd and popular w

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it's hard to tell, except you can see it on the camera lens. this is a look in upper chichester delaware county, i-95 at the delaware state line. traffic is moving okay. we can see rain drops on the camera lens. people are moving just fine. it's starting to get a little bit wet in the area. i-95 at cottman, same situation, a rain drop or two, snowflake, not evident as you look at the roadways. people moving just fine. i-95 southbound moving fine toward center city. the vine street expressway closer to center city, itself. roads getting damp, westbound traffic starting to jam up heading toward the schuylkill expressway and eastbound. you can see the heavier volume coming in, as well. starting to slow up right now, we can see the roads dampening up, as well. 202 at baltimore pike we had southbound baltimore pike blocked we're not seeing police on the scene. there's a downed pole caused by an earlier accident with a tractor-trailer, they are cleared that, police have left the scene and they are allowing you to travel southbound on baltimore pike.

hard to see because you see the rain drops on the camera lens, roads are wet from the rain, light rain on the boulevard be northbound past 9th but an accident there just cleared. better news there. live in new jersey here in evesham township, this is route 73 at greentree road if you're heading southbound towards route 70. maybe you'll head towards the ben franklin parkway. particularly wet in south jersey the heavy rain in philadelphia mousse through new jersey and towards the coast line. we have an accident in media,'s involving an overturn to do vehicle at baltimore pike. also a downed tree getting word of this in radnor in radnor chester road. let's city you storm tracker 6 looks like, currently pockets near wilmington and south jersey and also as we look closer to the coast line surf city, atlantic city mays landing, particularing wet. your evening commute will be wetter than the morning. >>> new video of a purse snatcher. the thief ran up behind her, grabbed the bag, knocked her to the ground be it happened in anaheim yesterday. police suspect the purse snatcher an an accomplice

it is a damp evening and you can see the live camera got some drops dotting the lens right now as the light showers move through, the windshield wipers getting a workout as the cars go to and two the region. 50s and 60s right now. 62 in oakland, 56 in san francisco, san jose yet to see any drops sitting at 62 degrees. but the south bay will see a little bit of moisture out of the system. the storm impact scale, this is a light system today, some light showers, most cities right around a tenth of an inch of rain. breezy, 10 to 20 miles an hour. 9:00, this yo antioch, livermore. the majority of the region is dry at 11:00, a few showers around redwood city and san jose and then the system exits the region early monday morning. overnight, showers right now. ending around midnight. the clouds will hang on. temperatures around 50 in richmond, 50 in san jose, 49 in san francisco. as we take a look at the sierra, we have a winter weather advisory in effect starting at 8:00 tonight, 3 to 6 inches above 5,000 feet. that means slick roads and travel delays over our passes. your day planner on yo

eye and he did it through the lens of the tv camera, just a couple weeks ago, in what was his state of the union. he said i'm going to give you the health insurance program that covers every american at lower cost and better quality. i hope he meant it. we cannot abandon that effort to make sure that every american has healthcare security. and that lower cost and better quality. that was our goal with the affordable care act. we believe we've come a long way but we can do more and we ought to. >> they expressed hope that this bill might renew discussions of medicare for all our single-payer. do you feel that the party may be ready to move in that direction now? >> when we did the affordable care act, i wanted a public option. we didn't get that but we mitigated for not having it by having provisions in the bill that enabled people to receive benefits. that public option would have saved more money and be cheaper for businesses and not so many administrative costs. right now, we couldn't get that we had a democratic president and democratic congress. what i've said to my friends and

a couple sprinkles on the lens at sfo. showers from time to time. temperatures in the 50s now. we can show you on future cast by midday showers in the north bay slowly spreading south. more widespread rainfall moving through overnight tonight and scattered showers continuing for the second half of the weekend for sunday. keep the umbrellas handy. we're not seeing a lot of flooding or anything of that nature. >>> thanks so much for joining us. have a good saturday. back here tomorrow. ,, >>> the pile beside me will probably end up on treasure island. >> the new line will run from the caltrain station to china town and the good news is it's on time and on budget. >> we're slated to be done in 2019. >> expect original reporting from kpix 5 news, expect more. ,, ,,,,,,,,,,,, narrator: today on lucky dog, it's a double dose of puppy love as 5 lucky rescues try to go to homes with other dogs. some are more natural at it than others. but they all need some special training if they're going to make these new relationships fly. brandon: i'm brandon mcmillan and i've dedicated my life to

with the thermal camera, it's the first time we've had a thermal camera with long lens. lions are hunting all around you. they might be in the distance or up close, but it's transformed what we can do. >> it's called africa's hunters. but i presume you're hunting for great images of the hunters that live in africa, right? >> when you see the show which i believe starts streaming today, it's great images and great behavior. what we've done is focused on characters. we got to know individual animals. we followed one leopard we thought when we first saw her we thought was young. but she's 13 years old. she's one of the oldest leopards at that time in the whole of africa. >> what kind of cat was going after that bird? >> a leopard. and that, in fact, was the old leopard i was talking about. 13 years old. and she jumped ten years in the air to try to catch that goose. >> her story is the one that premieres tonight, right? >> absolutely. yeah. it's an amazing story, amazing animal. >> thank you so much, james. >> no problem. great to be with you. >> start streaming on smithson

what's interesting about this is the lens that transitions from lightness to darkness depending on the level of sun. it has adjustable bows as well as a detachable sweat band.

you can see the clouds there and the raindrops hitting the lens of the camera as well. we'll check in with bob redell who is monitoring conditioning for us in the next half hour. let's stay tuned for the microclimate weather alert throughout the morning. we'll keep you updated both on air and online. >>> we're following breaking news on the other side of the country overnight. this is a look at what developed hours ago. a massive seven-alarm fire in rockland, massachusetts, about 20 miles southeast of boston. it's a boston suburb. the fire broke out at an abandoned factory half an hour south of boston. this is what it looked like a few hours ago as they tried to get the factory under control. the entire structure consumed by flames. >> it's not clear whether anybody was inside at the time. firefighters will sweep through what is left after the flames are completely out. firefighters say it's not clear at this point either what started that fire. >>> happening today, some help for victims of the historic san francisco flooding just a few hours that can begin applying for

there is the bay bridge approach. water on the lens. you will have slicker roadways still in many parts of the east bay. slow those speeds, but so far the shore freeway moves well. >> thank you. >>> coming up next a look at top stories this morning on nbc bay area, that includes a new commute option for people traveling from tiburon to san francisco. the new ferry service that just launched this morning. we'll take you on board for a live report next. >>> first, this just in. the supreme court of the united states will not hear a case over the bathroom rights of transgender students in public schools. it is sending the case back to the lower court after the trump administration changed a pivotal federal policy. the justices were planning to hear arguments in the case of gavin grimm, a transgender virginia high school student seeking access to school restrooms that align with his gender identity. >>> and right in time for tax season. new that fewer americans are being audited by the irs. last year a little more than a million people were

you cape may, you can see all the rain drops on the lens. the heaviest rain is falling in south jersey and cape may at this point not the heaviest. just kind of a steady rain has moved through there and a little bit of a break right now. you can see out here towards tom's river, that's where we're seeing the heaviest rain. burlington county and down toward atlantic city, you've improved vastly just over the last 15 minutes. in fact, right now the metro area of philly out to bensalem and cherry hill back to haverford, upper darby, all not seeing rainfall. i won't say there's not a drizzle or mist in the air. that is out there but things are much improved. pemberton, woodland, that's where you're seeing a more steady rain. winslow, you're in the clear right now. then we go down to cape may. you're looking at a light rain right now but things are kind of quieting down. we do have a little break in the action, but there is more to come because you notice this whole area of rain that is still off to the west of us. this is being driven by an area

temperatures in the 50s, and 06s, it's comfortable. you see the raindrops dototting the lens. thunder and hail is possible. that's primarily why it's going to be a rough morning commute. remains unsettled through the rest of the week. the current system going into tomorrow, is a one, it's a light system, the chance of thunder means potential for hail. don't be surprised if you get pelted by hail. light to moderate showers, it's going to be breezy at times. hour by hour forecast. 5:00 a.m., you're looking at pockets of moderate rain continuing through 6:00 to 8:00 a.m., as you take the kids off to school, it's going to be wiper weather many by 9:00 a.m., it's pushed into the east bay and south bay, the rest of you, you're seeing it ease up. >> for the afternoon, you think, 2:00, i don't see a lot happening, you're going to see the sun, this is what's going to destabilize the atmosphere, that keeps the isolated thunder threat through the evening hours. tuesday night, the rain begins to redevelop as another wave comes through, moderate to heavy for your wednesday morning commute.

on the blue route. hard to see the lens through the rain. i'll have more at 5:30. >>> septa crackdown. n nbc10 with more on violence at trains and stations. >>> road to recovery. an american woman who survived the attack this london has a new message this morning. >>> rain and flooding concerns. the first alert team tracking the impact of the all-day soaker. >>> back in court. philadelphia district attorney seth williams is looking to get a new lawyer as he faces corruption charges. >>> and sending a message. an eagles player heads to washington to talk about police and community. >>> 5:30. good morning, and welcome to "nbc10 news today." i'm tracy davidson. >> i'm vai sikahema. this is a live look at broad street in center city. heavy rain moved through overnight, and more is on

rain in the area. rain on the lens. it looks dramatic. a few drops here. >>> coming up, sib lincoln roughlily. who do you root for when they go head to head? the curry brothers face each other in dallas. >> all right, mom, you're not supposed to pick favorites. 451. a man will be sentenced today for lying to the fbi about dylann roof's plans to shoot up a church in south carolina. >>> and a 25-year-old turtle in thailand has died after eating thousands of coins. veterinarians attempted to perform surgery but the turtle died of lead poisoning from all that change. sorry we're leaving you on that note. >>> 4:54 right now. pretty light going on the bay bridge toll plaza as you can see from that live shot there that the roads are pretty slick this morning. we have been watching rain come in all night. kari will have more on the latest in just minutes. >>> 4:54. happening today, fighting a possible muslim registry is. a recently passed measure banning from cooperating from any database on any belief system. the measure was preemptively put tog

you see the raindrops dotting the lens. thunder and hail is possible. that's primarily why it's going to be a rough morning commute. remains unsettled through the rest of the week. the current system going into tomorrow, is a one, it's a light system, the chance of thunder means potential for hail. don't be surprised if you get pelted by hail. light to moderate showers, it's going to be breezy at times. hour by hour forecast. 5:00 a.m., you're looking at pockets of moderate rain continuing through 6:00 to 8:00 a.m., as you take the kids off to school, it's going to be wiper weather many by 9:00 a.m., it's pushed into the east bay and south bay, the rest of you, you're seeing it ease up. >> for the afternoon, you think, 2:00, i don't see a lot happening, you're going to see the sun, this is what's going to destabilize the atmosphere, that keeps the isolated thunder threat through the evening hours. tuesday night, the rain begins to redevelop as another wave comes through, moderate to heavy for your wednesday morning commute. we go to scattered showers fo

it is a damp evening and you can see the live camera got some drops dotting the lens right now as the light showers move through, the windshield wipers getting a workout as the cars go to and two the region. 50s and 60s right now. 62 in oakland, 56 in san francisco, san jose yet to see any drops sitting at 62 degrees. but the south bay will see a little bit of moisture out of the system. the storm impact scale, this is a light system today, some light showers, most cities right around a tenth of an inch of rain. breezy, 10 to 20 miles an hour. 9:00, this is when we expectant yo antioch, livermore. the majority of the region is dry at 11:00, a few showers around redwood city and san jose and then the system exits the region early monday morning. overnight, showers right now. ending around midnight. the clouds will hang on. temperatures around 50 in richmond, 50 in san jose, 49 in san francisco. as we take a look at the sierra, we have a winter weather advisory in effect starting at 8:00 tonight, 3 to 6 inches above 5,000 feet. that means slick roads and travel delays over our passes. y

beautiful shot of the city. somebody got up there and cleaned the lens. unusually sharp. overnight lows, looking at readings mostly mid 40s to low 50s, sun up tomorrow with daylight saving time, 7:21 a.m. for your tuesday morning. a little chilly tonight, 45 degrees santa rosa, 45 in fairfield. 47 at livermore. here is what is happening, big high pressure beginning to slide toward california, put as ridge over the state. pressures come up, temperatures come up, but not for long because this weak cystism will move into northern california on wednesday. so we got one more day of high temperatures, and then we get a chance of a few light showers, mostly north bay, that is tuesday night. sorry, wednesday night. and then by the time we get to latter half of the week, we warm up again. except for the notch in temperatures mid week t will be a fairly warm week ahead. futurecast shows low clouds across the shoreline tonight and this is wednesday morning at 7:00. you can see the clouds beginning to increase and then by wednesday night there is not much. maybe a few showers north o

. >> along the embarcadero, rain on the lens of our exploratory yum cam at pier 13. >> let's drive even farther south. this time to san jose. it looks like it's still dry. is that right, mike? >> looks like it. >> will it last for long? >> does it look dry to you? >> did you forget your contacts today? leaning in pretty close, i see. >> i don't wear contacts. >> pretty dry for the south bay so far. >> about an hour, it will be there. they're going to have the easiest drive. everybody else, yeah, you saw what was going on outside. let's jump in to live doppler 7. you see over the bay toward martinez, we're seeing moderate showers right now. that will move north of paypoint on. el hamboro toward highway 4 and over the boulevard, stretching over the boulevard, stretching all the way to lafayette pounded. light to moderate winds. the winds will pick up in the next couple of hours and continue through 7:00 while the showers start to taper through 7:00. >>> i'm surprised at how well the commute has gone so far. we'll see over the next hour how this fills in. very few crashes. this is one of t

everybody has rain drops on the lens, and everybody is in the 40s except delaware, a little bit warmer at 54. 42 in the pennsylvania suburbs. 43 in south jersey. 42 in the lehigh valley. temperatures are right where we expected them to be for today. let's take a look at the radar. it is lit up from philadelphia east and southward toward atlantic city. a little bit of activity up here toward allentown. let's take you on a tour so you can see what's going on in your neighborhood. right now from lehigh toward busch kill all the way down to north whitehall and allentown, we do have this swath of more moderate rain. let's go out toward king wood, down toward buckingham and sellersville. we have some pockets of heavier rain. let's go ahead and look at philadelphia. right now the metro area not too bad but into lower marion, bala cynwyd, we're looking at a light rain. it becomes more steady as you head out toward chestnut hill and bensalem and then we get into let's say chester, woolrich. that's where we're seeing pockets of steadier rain. the truly heavy rain that you have to be concerned wi

and even though the lens is from the 1920s, you get wonderful tones and short and dynamic range. but shortened tones and detail and sharpness. >> you look like a young paul newm newman. >> i look like alec baldwin. >> savanna is the only one in focus. >> it's so cool. >> we were moving. we made jeffrey's job harder. >> looks like a young sally field in this picture. >> jeffrey, thank you. >> there's no filter for that. >> it was a wonderful time. i enjoyed it. >> yes. and i'm going to join jenna on the fourth hour. i'm ... ==topvo== weeks after vastatings hit san jos-ome >>> good tuesday morning at 8:56. weeks after devastating floods hit san jose, some communities are only beginning to recover. today, state agencies are visiting some of the affected homes and businesses to get a better look at the damage left behind. state leaders arrived yesterday in san jose and will be here for the next couple of days. $50 million in damage to private property. 140 homes sustained major damage. >>> happening now, bob redell is out there talking with folks from the office of emergency services

and even though the lens is from the 1920s, you get wonderful tones and short and dynamic range. but shortened tones and detail and sharpness. >> you look like a young paul newm newman. >> i look like alec baldwin. >> savanna is the only one in focus. >> it's so cool. >> we were moving. we made jeffrey's job harder. >> looks like a young sally field in this picture. >> jeffrey, thank you. >> there's no filter for that. >> it was a wonderful time. i enjoyed it. >> yes. and i'm going to join jenna on the fourth hour. >>> good morning, i'm katy zachry. it's a little before 9:00 on your tuesday morning. you may have walked out to a little bit of rain, those showers are moving through. let a's get to right meteorologist krystal klei with your most accurate neighborhood forecast. >> they're right on time, still moving across the area right now. you can see that the more steady to heavy rain is still passing through the berks, chester county. lighter rain mercer county and new york city. parts of delaware, south jersey are missing out on this round of rain. let's look where the rain is

comodoer and rain on the lens with foggy picture with a lot of low level moisture overhead and philadelphia 41 with the northeasterly wind 40 allentown 41 poconos 42 atlanta kaes and wilmington at the coast and cape may coming in at 44 beach haven 43 so look at the visibility right now and it's down with a lot of saturation in the atmosphere right now and are down to mile and a half in philadelphia but up to three miles still low for allentown down to reading and lancaster down to 1.7-miles there in atlanta city so gives you an idea of the moisture that is working its way this our region. here is satellite 6 along with action radar with clouds and see the rain off to the north and west and south and west i should say so a frontal boundary lifting northward and as it comes on through it's going to warm our temperatures up but before then dealing with precipitation so for the next 12 hours as we look at the conditions it's cloudy with rain developing overnight and drop down to 41 allentown 46 philadelphia, 47 dover and 45 degrees in toms river so later tonight and as the wind is westerly temp

. >>> how about a look in the south bay this morning. you can see the water on the lens there. that's what you will deal with if you're headed out on 101 or anywhere around the south bay. >>> half dome village in yosemite is expected to fully reopen this morning after a woman was hit and killed by a tr falling free yesterday. many parts of the park were shut down because of weather conditions. everything is expected to be back open by later today. >>> several dogs and cats are missing this morning after a fire ripped through a hotel in vallejo. you have to see this video that was captured of that firefight. dozens of people are without a place to stay this morning. 16 units are now gone. everyone did make it out of that motel, but three people were treated for smoke inhalation. we're told some people may have lost their pets in that fire. the cause is under investigation. >>> there are still a lot of questio questions this morning after an officer-involved shooting in hayward on saturday night and it comes after the suspect shot and injured two people. police say when they arri

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my view is we may never convince each other that one lens is right and the other lens is wrong but what we need to focus on is inoperability. we need to work on making that innerpoperable ma way that europeans want and respect and the data can be sent and respected by the u.s. >> when the immigration order came down from the white house there was concerns from data regularators this might impact the european data. there is a section of the order that talks about the government being able to collect data on citizens from others. this effects government collected data and not where it is enforced. have you heard anything to say the europeans have gotten the message and are calm over the situation? the >> the department of justice confirmed it mentioned the privacy act but didn't affect the privacy shield. since that time, i believe the europeans have indicated they understand the clarification and the consensus. >> the commercially collected data is where the privacy shield is? >> there are national security portions of the privacy shield. the ftc doesn't have involved -- involvement with

wet roadways, droplet all over the lens, rain coming down in some areas. whether we get pooling and puddle like this on the roadways, that's when brake lights start going off later on, talking more pushing toward the 6:00 in the 6:00 hours, of course 7:00 when we start it really slow down. but first look in new jersey, 42 freeway northbound creek road you can see how many vehicles are already out there. this is what it will be like all morning long. so, if you're just headed out the door now, you're probably in good company. but i would say over the next 45 minute or so, we will start to see things change. burlington bristol bridge scheduled to open about now. i can't tell you up right now because it is hard to see, it is foggy, but scheduled to open 510:67:89 we had accident new jersey turnpike northbound before height town. that's since cleared. actually had few accidents this morning, the good news is all of those accident, actually clearing very quickly, so that's the great news. however, they're happening, letting us know that our roadways aren't goin

our live camera filled with rain drops and clouds covering the lens, too. it is rainy and windy in san rafael. that is a live look sat the commute. very stormy and slick roadways for many of us. mike nicco tracking the storm where you live. hey, mike. >> hey, hi, everybody. we'll start right with the storm impact scale to give you an idea what to expect the next couple of hours. it is a two, it is moderate up to a third to an inch of rain. one to two inches in the north bay and our mountains. winds gusting to about 35 miles per hour but above 1500 feats areas in yellow it could gust up to 50 miles per hour bringing down trees and possible power outages. it is a small chance but it is out there. here is a look at that solid shield of yellow and orange. moderate rain from the san ram rone valley through the east bay hills back to the peninsula and the coast. let me show you which way this is moving. to the northeast and look at that fetch of moisture. so we still have about four or five hours of healthy rain. and i know down in the south bay, you are going, w

no where near 70 looking live at jack frost big boulder, some rain drops on the lens there but temperatures are sub freezing, so that is indication of freezing rain, sleet and even a few snowflakes have been falling over last couple of hours but that is trend to go taper off and we can see that confirmed on storm scan three, precipitation coming to an end moving off to thee starting to clear out in the poconos but we have sprinkle activity likely in and around allentown area up into easton might be seeing a few drops coming down back into pottstown as well but much of this precipitation just kind of petered on outlooking much more healthy, well developed across portions of central pennsylvania and then, just disappearing as it approached delaware valley. that is already with us. we don't need to break out umbrella we will see clearing skies as we head in the next several hours but rain chances , they are going to be abundant as we head in the next couple of days. saturday, sunday, monday, tuesday will all feature some sort of the precipitation as we head into the next several days, once it

so here i am behind the lens of the camera and it was great to see this man when things were unscripted. did you ever think about photographing a private meeting, how do you get those photos? when everybody leaves the photographer stays. watching them interact from maybe margaret thatcher and i'm sure you have seen it or will see it, beautiful facility and an honor to be here today people like margaret thatcher and i have also got behind the scenes, some you ladies in your health, the ladies have their shoes kicked off on the president has his eyes rolled at the back of his head as if to say come on, let's go home. the end of a long day. how fun was it to see them behind the scenes like this. this look like an ordinary picture of ronald and nancy reagan. until you realize that i snapped this photo right as the elevator doors were opening margaret thatcher was stepping up. if you look at their faces there like little kids so happy that their friend is here. you can see that coming through. this was a woman that the president had a personal friendship with. there's so much i learned about