so we are look at an age related main break. the city is investing in infrastructure because we have a lot of older mains so we have increased our pipeline replacement program on the water side from 3 to 4 miles a year to 15 miles a year so we're agreesively going after these older mains and replacing them. >> reporter: in the meantime they are still underground. thank you, charles sheehan with the public utilities commission. we are also talking about the central subway here because they are constructing it right in this area underground. that does not appear to be a factor in this water main break. we'll keep you posted throughout the day but, yeah, do be aware could have some traffic issues here later on in the morning at 4th and howard. anne makovec, kpix 5. >>> after oakland's deadly ghost ship fire, investigators in san francisco are now trying to make sure warehouses in the city aren't serving as makeshift homes. building inspectors are now checking on 11 warehouses. this winning on jerrold avenue in the bayview is the pe

it's probably just the age of the water main. a 12-inch water main failed overnight. it's going to be a big job to fx it. this is one of the busiest streets in san francisco, fourth street getting on to the freeway. the department of public works has told us that this is going to be a problem for the whole morning and part of the afternoon. so you need to use a different route. this is market street. there is going to be significant traffic jams south of market today because of this closure. lets move along and look at the golden gate bridge. the traffic here looks good but north of the golden gate bridge we had two accidents. also looking at the bay bridge toll plaza, you see that the traffic is backed up. this is taking 20 minutes to get on to the bridge. now lets go to steve. >> okay. we have a lot of low clouds. some fog but not as much as earlier and some drizzle. the santa cruz mountains have had light rain. bonnie do you dune, 3 inches -- bonnie dune, 3 inches. san francisco, one and a half inches. most loarkses had half an inch to an inch and a half. -- locati

>> unfortunately we have that water main break. it's a 12-inch main, this will not be repaired until after noon today. so that's going to put a lot of pressure on other streets. a lot of people will be on fifth and eighth and 10th. it's going to be a difficult morning in the south market area. even on third, people will be driving through, this is a block away from one of the biggest parking garages in the city, the fifth and mission garage. this is not going to be open, fourth and howard, until the afternoon, at the least. christian is there, gathering more information. we will have a report from him soon. lets look at 880, the traffic here is looking good. the solano county commute is moving well down to the bay bridge toll plaza. there is a backup at the bay bridge toll plaza before you make it on to the span. lets go back to the desk. >>> students at san jose state university are on alert after a seerdz of sexual assault -- series of sexual assault acquisitions on campus. >> reporter: good morning, we are back on this story aft

water main breaks. so that's going to be affecting this intersection until the early afternoon hours. as far as traffic goes, they are trying to allow right hand turns. but do expect trouble on howard between 3rd and 5th. live in san francisco, anne makevoc, kpix 5. >>> time now 6:32. let's check traffic with roqui. >> reporter: taking a look near sausalito, we do have a traffic alert to tell you about. first let's start with mass transit. ace train one is delayed 30 minutes due to a problem inside the train. but bart, muni and caltrain are all on time. now, to the traffic alert. northbound 101 after spencer avenue an overturn not causing delays. but on the other side southbound 101 before spencer this truck is cleared off the roads but a lot of residual backup moving at 20 miles per hour. down to the golden gate bridge here's a live look 580 to the golden gate toll plaza will take 21 minutes. 22 between the maze and downtown across the span of the bay bridge. we did have an earlier accident at the toll

the water main dates back to about 1895. we're going to replace that old main. we're replacing mains throughout the city. we accelerated the pipeline replacement program to 15 miles a year. we have aging infrastructure and we are getting aggressive in replacing the older pipes. >> reporter: the light rain, does that impact your work at all? >> hopefully it doesn't get too stormy. we are the water department. we need the rain. as long as it doesn't get too stormy. it shouldn't be an impact. >> reporter: we look towards the holiday shopping season. keep in mind, this is a common way for people to make their way to the freeway. if your commute takes you through the area, sal, it means there are hassles for people driving in the area. you want to add extra time to that morning commute if your commute takes you to the area of fourth and howard or south and market because there will be additional traffic on the side streets as well. >> absolutely. taking fifth, people will take eighth and tenth. and people not able to drive on howard through third and fifth will look

some streets are closed because of the water main break at fourth and howard. a live look from nbc chopper, and we actually brought you this story on today in the bay. this is the intersection right now. it's jammed up, but typical friday night traffic. chrissy smith is live. how is it looking from the ground? crews busy at work. >> reporter: well, that's right. and first they said the intersection might reopen late this afternoon. i just spoke with the sfp, and now they're saying that probably won't happen until at least late tonight. that's because the water main that broke was actually pressurized and what it did was it caused quite a bit of erosion. you can see if we pan over there, that underneath the roadway, there is nothing. and so they're still peeling back the roadway and trying to fill it back in as they fix the street. third and howard street in san francisco do get congested. today traffic came to a crawl. samuel gonzalez is stuck, trying to get his family home to fresno. >> took an hour. >> reporter: you've been trying to leave san francisco for a

many after the water main rupture yesterday. there was this heavy stream of water down washington street. 3 feet of water was pumped from some basements of businesses last night. crews are bringing in industrial fans and dehumidifiers to help in the cleanup. >> you can't even put a dollar amount on the amount of losses these people endured. lines underground. that sparked fire, cutting power to parts of this neighborhood. a lot of the repair work and cleanup is still under way. neil street is expected to be closed down. we have seen one lane of traffic open. we'll keep you updated. sera congi, wcvb newscenter 5. antoinette: thank you. president-elect donald trump and his running mate are set to celebrate their election in a big way. the has the details on today's victory tour kickoff. reporter: president-elect donald trump will launch the tour tonight in cincinnati, ohio, a crucial battleground state that helped him win the white house. before that event, he and vice president-elect mike pence will travel to indiana to celebrate

this seems to be the biggest danger from this water main break. we found out the residents inside the wolfe senior center apartments, they had lost their water pressure. but the ut wahher department told me they redirected that water pressure so they're doing okay this morning. this is the problem. if that's flowing through the building, what damage is it doing? we'll find out as the morning goes on. as sam said, this started around 3:00 this morning. water gushing basically from the ground up, from 4th and howard from a 12-inch break. there are water crews here, fire crews here doing whatever we can to clean this thing up. the break has been pretty much capped. a little pressure in that pipe. the other area of concern, people losing water pressure or any other water issue, the bigger issue is the moscone center behind me. that is the problem because they've got to figure out what damage this is doing to the area and also cleaning up all this mess. 4th and howard is just dirt and mud. the intersection still closed down. if you need to get through

so that's the main concern. you're heading out early this morning, wds are picking up as well. 12 mileser hour out of the west. that will strengthen this afteoon. winds up to 20 miles an hour with gusts near 30. so that means that the temperatures this afternoonre going to feel cooler. right now the visibility is reduced, especially along the coastline. a mile visibility. that will be the case for much of the morning as we feel the moisture and also feel the warmth in place. two combinations allowing for the fog to condense in spots. we have a couple of areas we're watching as far as the rainfall. the first one down south moving through rhode island. another batch moving through new hampshire. that's going to move on through for this morning as well. along the coastline right now. what we are watching is the right now that's our concern on the roadways, right, olessa? >> we have moisture on the roads. that impacts your commute, so budget in extra travel time. here's a check of route 1 southbound toward the top o

this is not the main core of the storm. that's still off north and west up in the front of utah and south eastern idaho. it will drift down into the state late this afternoon, moving to western colorado tomorrow morning, the way things shape up now, cloudy, few flurries here and there. snow doesn't watch up until after the morning rush or tail end of the rush. as well as some mountain areas during the day tomorrow. as far as the mountains and west go, at most in the western valleys. an inch to three. highest ridge lines, only 2 to 6 most of us in the or less category in one inch or less. closer to foothills, better shot of getting an inch or so. one to three inches in the foothills. all these amounts by the end of the day tomorrow not tomorrow morning. >> all right. we'll track throughout the day with you and rest of the weather team. i-25 and thornton parkway, that sums it up southbounders 104 and 184th avenue. we're seeing an easy northbound start up towards 120th as well as up towards fort collins. let's go downle south.

closed between harrison and stewart street because of the water main break. a reporter at the scene and will continue to bring you details all morning. the variety of cameras i am monitoring. still pretty dash and you wil be experiencing some slippery conditions because of the rain. drive times, 19 minutes from route 1 from 128 to the tobin. 38 minutes on 93 south. 28 minutes on the pike eastbound from 495 to mass avenue. meteorologist shiri spear tracking those showers and how long they will be with us throughout the morning, shiri. >> shiri: yeah, because we are definitely off to a wet start this morning. it is raining and has been raining for a couple of days. and just since midnight, picked up a third of an inch in boston. half an inch in fitchburg and orange. heavier stuff to the north an west of boston lighter over southeastern mass. and that is basically where we are getting soaking. southeastern massachusetts. i am timing out the back end of these rain showers and when you should be dry for good this morning. it is just after 7 a.m. in worcester. prov

and either was either 8" main or 12" main. we do not know the reason. the points are old and there has been cold weather and a lot of underground work going on. this will keep the crews here for several hours. it is shutting down the major intersection with water rushing into the underground parking lot into the underground parking lot of the >> it will be a mess around here. traffic is going to be an issue. i am sure they are work on >> the department left the scene and right now there are police and water department out here. i am told they do have a handle on this and have been able to reduce the pressure to a point where they are now able to try and determine the cause and get this area cleaned up and make sure it is safe before they let traffic come back through. >>> alexis smith is looking at how it could affect traffic. alexis? >> yes, not a huge issue but as we just heard from elissa it could be going on for several hours. if that happens it will cause a ripple affect in san francisco. howard and hth around the moscone center the spire intersect

the broken main caused water neelen street, a very busy intersection here in downtown boston. some of that water did seep into manholes under ground and we hoed you that that set off a chain of electrical fires under ground. those fires with poisonous gases that led to evacuations yesterday >> the fire was outputting a lot of co and we had to evacuate a lot of the businesses on the north side of neelen street. >> reporter: one of those businesses was hospital. about 100 guests were forced out into the cold, lots of them wrapped in blankets. once again, neelen closed. for people come in the city. that identify has been closed. closed for 24 hours and crews hope to open it for the morning commute and we will keep you posted throughout the morning. live in downtown boston, jessica reyes, fox25 news. >>> muslim civil rights groups in massachusetts are asking for more police protection of places of worship after a rhode island mosque was sent a the children of satan and called muslims vile and filthy people. officials at the islamic center of rhode island say the threats made them

have to go through to become nicole maines? >> guest: yeah. >> host: before even surgery happened or anything like that. >> guest: you know, back then it was before really, honestly, genetic testing. so what she went through was mostly psychological tests. and also physiological tests, you know, to understand, you know, her anatomy. but it was mostly a series of psychological tests, and this is one thing why they, you know, delay puberty and suppress puberty so that the child cannily as the gender -- can live as the gender that they believe they are for as long as possible to be fully confident that that's who they are. look, there are a lot of kids who, you know, test boundaries and, you know, boys that like to dress up as girls and girls that were tomboys, and these are temporary. these are things that are experimenting. not all children who do that are transgender. but a child who says at the age of 2 when do i get to be a girl and says it constantly and consistently, that's a transgender child. >> host: amy ellis nutt is th

i think iran is our main problem in that part of the world. and i think that it's going to be for some time because it's a theecratic toe talnarian set of revolutionaries and i'd say imperialists. they want to build an empire. >> they've been the ones fighting isis allied with assad and against isis. the president-elect seems to like that just fine. >> these are tactical decisions. we had a tikhonoval decision in '41 whether to sign on with stalin against hitler and we did. it was good we did. sometimes you have to ally temporarily with a bad guy in order to defeat another bad guy. it's happened throughout american arn world history.

when the weather gets cold, water main breaks pop-up more frequently. is live and laurel with more on a developing story. the air temperature right now is 25 degrees. earlier today, a water main , a stonee in laurel throw from the laurel high school. the eastbound lanes are blocked off. muddy and murky. it runs from more than 100 feet. you can see a squad car at the end of the road blocking traffic. we saw a van go through the the street sign. looked like it was a few inches deep. we did not bring the rain boots, so we have not gone to see how deep the water is in the middle. forming on the roadway. you can see pieces of ice in the road. that is where the crew is working to try and repair this water main break. we shot video earlier today. showing the work that is being done are acceptable. lanes are shut down. air temperatures in the mid-20's today. wind chill factor is hampering efforts to get this water main repaired. they are not publicized anything about this break yet. earlier today, it did tweet out a photo of the command center with tv monitors

they are going to expose the broken main and replace that section of broken main. then they will do significant road rehabilitation. >> reporter: so you can see that -- you can see that they have really completed the first part of this task. exposing the water mains, trying to get access to them. they still have to work on repairing the maybes and work on refilling that hole. and then trying to repave it in time for the evening commute. that work is expected to take hours. we will stay on top of this to keep you apprised of whether they get this repaired in time for the evening commute. keep in mind, it is not just commuters using this stretch of road. if you look behind me, you can see that target is behind me, also the 5th and mission garage where a lot of people park when they do their shopping down here in the south of market area. you can expect this will be a major impact for anybody parking, shopping or commuting through this area. >> thank you, christian. >>> we will move to our continuing coverage of the deadly warehouse fire. federal investigators are sen

"breaking news" in san francisco--- a water main break erupts in soma. right now, that water is threatening to bac . >>> breaking news in san francisco, a water main break erupts in soma. right now that water is threatening to breach one of the city's most important buildings. >>> a special team on site in oakland. forensic specialists have now joined the investigation into the deadly fire as they continue to probe for a cause. >>> plus whooping cough causing widespread concern this morning on the peninsula. at least three schools in santa collar rah county reporting cases. >>> good friday morning. i'm sam brock. >> good morning. i'm laura garcia-cannon. all right. made it through a lot of rain yesterday. what about today, kari? >> today only light rain. this is our chance to dry out before the next storm system moves in. so, as you head out this morning, not as many puddles. you have clear visibility, but still some clouds overhead. here is a live look outside at san jose. once again it is mainly dry, but that storm system is still rolling through. it w

that is our main story. a libyan passenger plane with more than 100 people on board has been hijacked. anis amri, the main suspect in the berlin lorry attack, has been shot dead in milan by the italian police. germany says the terrorism threat in the country remains high. another serious prison disturbance is brought to an end — after 60 inmates took over a wing of hmp swaleside. in the business news: germany's deutsche bank says it has agreed a £5.9 billion payment to us authorities over an investigation into its role in the financial crisis. credit suisse also announced a similar deal, while barclays is now under investigation aswell. is now under investigation as well. more on this in a moment some positive news for the uk economy. the latest revised figures show that it grew by more than previously thought between october and december this year thanks to more output from business financial services. the consumer group which has begun legal action to strengthen protection for the owners of tumble dryer

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contrast that with the 30s, west, pasty snow coming down across northern maine right now. our storm will cone going to happen here is the sun is going to be breaking out over the next several hours, giving way to a brighter afternoon. it does turn a little bit breezy today. the wind is already gusting over 20 miles per hour. that will continue. not a bad end to the week. tomorrow sun and clouds, not quite as mild. we'll be around 50. mountain snow showers will drop a fresh couple of inches in the highest terrain, the highest summit ises of the green and white mountains. great news for snow lovers. and then our weekend does look sunday. it's going to drag in some chilly air out of canada. highs will be in the 40s as opposed to 50s. 58 in boston for a high today, most of us 55 to 60 degrees. a few clouds tonight, 32 to 38 in the suburbs, 40 downtown, but there is going to be an active wind. so at times the wind chill will be in the 20s. and that includes as you wake up tomorrow morning. tomorrow won't be as mild, but december 2nd 50 degrees in boston, still not bad, well abo

break at a busy intersection south of market, they say a 12 inch main bailed at the intersection of fourth and howard at 3:15 am, the age of the pipe was a factor that dates back to 1895. the pipe has now been fixed but crews discovered erosion so street repair will continue through the night. >>> we are keeping an eye on the radar with more rain expected to fall over the night and into the we can, bill martin has more of the forecast coming up in just a minute, you are watching ktvu fox 2 at 6:30 pm. >>> president obama offered -- ordered a full intelligence report on russian efforts to influence the presidential election. >> the washington post is saying that cia concluded that russia intervened to help donald trump win the presidency, fox news reporter kevin court has the latest from washington. >>reporter: a full review, that is what president obama is ordering to be conducted into hacking activity aimed at meddling in the 2016 election. >> it is to capture lessons learned and to report and arrange stakeholders to include congress. >>reporter: lisa monaco says intelligence offic

and a water main break there. baseline to 28th, that is going to be closed down. 30th up to colorado, getting you around it very easily. we have a lot more coming up at 6:00 a.m., the latest developments on the tragic end of a missing person. >> trevor siemian with a great half against the chiefs, but could be on the sidelines. . >>> vandalism, linked to colorado. coming up, the obvious sign . >>> denver7 news starts right now. >> a pe teacher accused of sexual assaulting a teenage run away. . >> a horrific end to a tragic story, a children found dead. >> looking at downtown denver today, flags will be at half staff tomorrow. in honor of a trooper killed in the line of duty. details on that coming up. >>> first , breaking news out ?f washington state where an officer was killed while responding to a desic disturbance call. >> this is trending and nicole

members of japan's main ruling party are pushing a bill to legalize casinos. >>> and no where to go. reported cases of child abuse are on the rise in japan and the vast majority of children taken into protective care end up in institutions. >>> the united states security council has adopted a resolution to impose fresh sanctions on north korea. it takes aim at the country's main sources of revenue and is the latest response to pyongyang's september nuclear test. >> today's resolution, as many of you know, because you've been waiting for it for a while, is the product of nearly 12 painstaking weeks of diplomacy, and it results in a further tightening of the strongest sanctions regime the security council has imposed on any country in more than a generation. >> the talks were led by the united states and china. members of the council unanimously approved the resolution. it slashes coal exports to less than half the current amount. china has been the biggest importer. member countries wanted to close a loophole from the last resolution adopted in march. countries were allowed to import

are those the main areas? yes, i think the sort of the short—term measures being taken to reinforce security on the street. reassure people that the government and the security services are in control. long—term of course we have to think in context and we have to think about what we can do to prevent the attacks from taking place and we'll see more debate, how exactly we will do that over the next couple of days. one thing that germany will needed to reflect on is how they have been taking in large numbers of people. many people feel the problem is not so much germany has taken people in. that germany has taken people in. that germany has understood, it has a moral and humanitarian responsibility to help people in need, the many people feel like it has been a huge mistake to let these people in without due process , let these people in without due process, without proper registration and we are suffering the consequences of that now. a final thought, if i may, when the chancellor, angela merkel, was comme

this is bbc news. 0ne main headline for you this is oui’i 0ne main headline for you this is our: japan's prime minister is on a historic visit to hawaii to pay his respect to the military cemetery. it is 75 years since the bombing of pearl harbor drew america into the second world war. well, let's get more on our top story now. japan's prime minister, shinzo abe, is making an historic visit to hawaii, 75 years after the japanese attack on pearl harbor. here's a reminder of what happened in hawaii in i9ai. let's speak to a professor from john hopkins. i suspect you have mixed feelings about this visit. yes, i do. my father's uncle was the commander of the west virginia. prime minister shinzo abe will be visiting the ship that was right behind the ship that my uncle commanded, and he sadly was killed that day by a bomb fragment. that was on the west virginia. you say she was killed. he was of course mortally wounded, but decorated posthumously and given an honour for devotion to duty and extraordinary courage. “— devotion to duty and extraordinary courage. —— he was killed. tell us

when a12-inch water main gave way. crews shut down the water line... bep >>> take a look for yourselves. 12 inch water main gave way. crews shut down the water line. repairs are not expected to be completed until tomorrow morning. some of the pipes in this area are 150 years old. traffic not impacted. only two businesses effected. if that had happened overnight -- >> boy. >> it could have possibly have frozen. >> you can see that steam coming off off of that water. it was probably moving enough to prevent freezing. south of san jose we had upper 20s. tomorrow morning looking at numbers in the mid-to upper 20s again. napa a little more 28 degrees. san francisco is a little island of warmth. low 40s tomorrow morning. immune from the frost advisory. tomorrow's highs mid-to upper 50s. so slowly temperatures starting to warm a little bit as we get the on shore winds and more moisture in it. it will bring temperatures up but stay tuned for next weekend now. may be looking at showers approaching christmas day which would mean white christmas. it could be as l

we're starting with a water main break. we've seen quite a few of these throughout the day today and this is something that will continue to happen. 16th street between somerset and sheridan. this is with the water main break. now, we don't have problems from d.c. to silver springs. but 14 miles per hour is your average heading into the city. now, just a heads up, we do have some slowing here inbound but we have the slowing heading outbound which is going to be typical for us. bottom side of the beltway, a reminder we do have that debut concert tonight with boyes 2 men at m.g.m. we will see a lot of -- bozyii men at m.g.m. we will see a lot of traffic. volume on the inner loop as well as the outer loop and some spots even a little bit of sun glare out there. that stretch right there on the inner loop between 6 american legion bridge will take you about an hour. so, again, definitely slow. not as many crashes to worry about. but watch for those water main breaks. that is a look at traffic. back to you. jonathan: that pales i

what is the main thing police do? rescue and help. this is giving them an insight into all of the roles the police force do. and i think it is changing children's perceptions. i signed up because it gives you an opportunity to do stuff that you don't normally do. i wanted to be helpful to people and i wanted to be kind, because i don't really speak that much because i'm shy. have you become less shy as a result? yes. the main aim behind the mini police is not so much law enforcement but more engagement. begin the process early and it is hoped the benefits could be profound. music plays. a lantern parade in durham city centre, and the mini police are on patrol, overseen by the man who set up the project. first initial contact between the police and children, often it is negative. what we are doing with the programme is trying to have that first contact being positive, and that will stay with them into adulthood. we would like to see that all forces in england and wales and scotland, we take on the project, because it is important that

but returning to the main story. more details are emerging this morning about the lorry that drove into crowds in one of berlin's christmas markets last night. we do know that 12 people died in the incident, which police are now calling a suspected terror attack. almost 50 people are injured in hospital, some of them seriously. in a moment, we'll be speaking to former counter terrorism officer chris phillips from our london studio. first, we'rejoined by rhys meredith, who was at the market with his girlfriend at the moment of the crash. thank you very much for your time this morning, rhys. you were there and quite close to the lorry when it burst into the christmas market. describe exactly what happened to us if you can. yeah. we just not long got to the market, just 10—15 minutes. we had a look around the stalls, soaking up everything in the area that it had to offer. we looked at food and we were originally going to walk around the other stalls. but we decided to sit down and eat instead which may be is incredibl

the water main barack is under control. watch for slippery spots. more updates when i come back in about ten minutes. >> thanks for that, jess. 4:49 on this wednesday. it is chilly out there, but, man, i was like, man, maybe i don't need the extra coat. >> it's warmer and going to get even warmer, according to bill henley. bill? >> the temperatures are in the teens in most areas. it's still cold but not as bad as yesterday. we'll have a quicker warmup today. we'll see partly sunny skies, in the 40s with very little wind. mostly cloudy. that's going to help us. as the clouds come in, it will help keep the clouds from getting all the cold overnight heading into tomorrow morning. 19 in lehigh valley. a mix of teens. delaware is at 23 degrees and 27 degrees in the suburbs. a few neighborhoods in philadelphia have managed to find the low 20s. chestnut hill, look at parkside at 23. it's 31 at port richmond and just shy of 30 for center city and the airport, 29 degrees. a cold start, yes. and a little bit cloudy too. some scattered clouds. but notice nothi

this started with a water main break and sinkhole yesterday morning around 7:00 a.m. an suv hit the sinkhole partially covered in water and was disabled but no one was injured. as crews worked to repair a broken 12-inch main the southbound lanes of columbus boulevard between fitzwater and christian streets were closed as was the off ramp from 95. this morning so far we have seen several cars come off the exit from 95 and again one lane of traffic is getting by the work site on columbus boulevard. as far as the impact to water service, at least some of the service has been restored to a nearby apartment building but from a traffic standpoint at this point we're not seeing much of an impact yet. of course it's early. of course we could start to see traffic build as it gets a little bit later. live in queen village katherine scott, channel6 "action news. matt. >> thank you katherine. >>> powerful blasts ripped through a large fireworks market outside mexico city killing at least 29 people. ah and injury more than 70 others. it happened while shoppers were stock up for fi

road crews just arrived to repair a water main break this morning. alternates around here few moments ago. 28 and u.s. 36th where most the action is. we'll have details in just a denver, one exception crash north of i-70 along 40th and airport boulevard. light backups have formed. folks access the corridor east of town. u.s. 6 over loveland pass could be gusty as well. for the most part, quiet start. sunrise 7:02. >>> working to find out more about the explosive device found in someone's home late secured and removed the device. we'll update you when we know more. >> a family, neighborhood, school. a mom and her two little boys missing turned into a death investigation. >> so many people want to know. this is just -- it really and friend's mouths. they say there was no hint of what was to come. the sheriff office doesn't have answers right now. jennifer took her son out of school early tuesday. she was last seen coming out of the bear canyon school with both sons. her husband called police when he hadn't heard from them by 8:00 p.m. sheriff deputies

this all started with a water main break and sinkhole yesterday morning around 7:00. an suv hit the sinkhole which you partially covered with water and then was disabled but no one was injured. as crews worked to repair a broken 12-inch main, the southbound lanes of columbus boulevard between fitzwater and christian were closed as was the off ramp from 95. so far this morning we have seen cars come off the exit from 95 and again, one lane of traffic is getting by the work site on columbus boulevard. but that is expected to change placement crews may need to close all of the lanes in order to work safely at this location. from the traffic standpoint we're not seeing much of an impact yet but as it gets later it could really tighten things up here as far as impact to water service. at least some of the water we're told has been restored to a nearby apartment building that was impacting from this water main break. live in queen village katherine scott, channel6 "action news. matt. >> thanks, katherine. >>> new this morning police in portland oregon have made an arrest in

i think iran is our main problem in that part of the world. and i think that it's going to be for some time because it's a theocratic totalitarianism set of revolutionaries and i'd say imperialists. they want to build an empire. >> they've been the ones fighting isis allied with assad and against isis. the president-elect seems to like that just fine. >> these are tactical decisions. we had a tactical decision in '41 whether to sign on with stalin against hitler and we did. it was good we did. sometimes you have to ally temporarily with a bad guy in order to defeat another bad guy. it's happened throughout american and world history. that's a tactic. the key thing over the long run, the strategy i think has to be to weaken iran. it's got a lot worse in store for us than i think it has shown so far and i think it's the world's leading terrorist state. >> robin, what do you make of the kind of the anti-iran you know, if you look at james mattis, he's pretty anti-iran. if you look at mike flynn, is there -- you know, it feels like there's a very

after a water main break caused flooding in two dozen homes, d.c. water met with delafield place residents and city officials. >> i'm so sorry that this happened. >> you treat us like second-class citizens. anna-lysa: wednesday night residents expressed anger over the situation that unfolded, some still without heat and hot water remnants of sewage water mixed in with the water flow from the pipes. >> i was not able to have my family in. anna-lysa: in order for residents to receive reimbursement for damage to their homes, they have to file a claim, which goes through an investigation process which could take weeks. >> it is a process we have to go through. >> we have to pay our water bill on time. >> we pay our water bill and we deserve better. anna-lysa: there were many senior citizens that were impacted by this water main break. some plan on expressing their frustration three lawsuit. live in northeast washington, anna-lysa gayle, abc 7 news. michelle: anna-lysa, thank you. new wildfires in tennessee -- fire crews are getting their first break fro

it was a 12" water main that burst. this is one of the older water marines in the area. old agency was probably the cause. water flooded the intersection. it dumped water into the base president of the misscone center flooding loading docks. an engineer said it flooded a almost where they have phone systems. it is not spoused to -- supposed to cause big problems. i spoke with an employee with the subway station. he said it is underwater. it will cause big problems today. >> there is a tunnel and we broke into the tunnel. there will be a subway running through. we have three levels. each flooded. the bottom is 1' underwater. we have work to do. >> a lot of work to do. they are work on the system. this affected that. they do have a handle on this. there is no more gushing water. they are going to be working for several hours to try and determine the cause. they think it is old age and they need to figure it out. this is a nightmare for traffic but they have one lynn open -- lane open but we know how easy this intersection is. if you take this route to work you may want to

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main. we're pretty much done with anything in the way of additional wet weather. though could you still find few flurries or even snow call to reduce visibility. you don't have to worry about accumulation, the other issue we have to talk about is icing. there aren't a lot of left over puddles or slick spots out there. but, if there was any standing water has absolutely refroze entity point. and temperatures have certainly fallen below freezing through the overnight. so, roads, sidewalks, could still be a little on the slick side. let's take you all the way out to call iment talk a little bit more warmth. i know a loft you penn state ers will had be hitting philadelphia international airport, flying out west. the forecast for kick off for the rose bowl looks like right around 59, 06 degrees or so. which isn't shorts and t-shirt, but beats the kind of cold we're dealing with right now. go lions. see how we do. we're pulling for youment look ahead to midnight 2017 back here. a loft fun things

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may gave his main character a glowing red nose bright enough to guide santa's sleigh through a foggy christmas eve. and he named him "rudolph." then may dove into writing the story sometimes running lines by his wife and four-year-old daughter, barbara. "well, he was a great story- teller -- i had stories every night. and, i just remember his checking with me a few really difficult words like "stomach" which he thought maybe littler kids wouldn't know. and i think i suggested 'tummy'. and i remember sitting at the desk late night after night." true to his vision, may portrayed rudoplh as both saddened by being "different" but also strong in himself. and of course, finding a unique and special purpose for his shiny red nose. "there is one illustration where rudolph is leaving a note for his mom and dad when he leaves with santa -- telling them not to worry. and that's my father's actual handwriting on the note at the end of the bed. 'dear mom and dad, don't worry i've gone to help santa.'" "that just gives me goose bumps when i know that he wrote that. that that's really is writing ca

the main news. german police are saying the driver of a lorry that crashed through a christmas market in berlin may still be at large and armed. 0ne christmas market in berlin may still be at large and armed. one man suspected of being the driver is now out of custody due to lack of evidence. brandenburg gate has been lit up in the colours of the german flag in memory of those killed. 12 people died when the truck crashed through the market. about 50 were injured. many of those seriously hurt. they are still, of course, still in hospital. hello. you have probably heard already, but as we go towards the christmas weekend, it looks as if things will turn exceptionally stormy, especially in the northern half of the british isles. i will show you why injust a second. by the weekend, we will show you a pressure chart with more isobars on it than this. a breezier day on wednesday than many of us have seen for a while. two weather fronts to deal with. a lull in proceedings. this more northerly feature will

the main area of low pressure is well up to the north. it's a clipper system dumping lots of clouds in the region, at least for the morning hours, a drehery start -- dreary start, but we'll see sunshine as the day progresses. 7:00 a.m., clouds, 34 degrees. 10:00 a.m., up to 42. a little sunshine mixing with the clouds. 1:00 p.m., 47 sun and clouds. we hit a high of 50 around 3:00 p.m. at 4:00 p.m., 48. 7:00 you're in the 30s. the winds will pick up late in the day when the front comes through, as well. you'll feel the gusty winds, if you're heading to the eagles game, you want to bundle up, 50 does high, not at night. 8:25 when you kick off, 38. 4th quarter 35. with the northwesterly flow, the windchills will be in the 20s tonight if you're at the eagles game. tomorrow, high pressure, lots of sunshine, 46. we're watching rain for christmas eve. i want to show you the latest with future tracker 6:11:30, saturday showing rain throughout the area in the morning on saturday. if you're heading out prior to dawn going to the northwest, it could

what we're looking at is overnight video of a water main break. take a look, this is columbus boulevard near queen street, two lanes are still block for your morning commute this morning. what was happening was that water coming up to the road surface and so cold it was freezing over making it very slick. good news we have a lane opened now, ramp was closed 95 to columbus boulevard that has now reopened so that will not affect you at all. we are dealing with just one lane close another at columbus boulevard, that being said it was very, very slow around that area yesterday. we will give yourself a couple extra minutes today no matter what. here's the vine still closed west and eastbound still looking quiet, dark this morning but we know that will eventually opened up around 5:00 o'clock hour. we had an accident cleared, we will not spend too much time on this we are all good there. construction the pennsylvania turnpike westbound at delaware river bridge. sixteen minute stoppages, that can start to slow you down. also, but more in the 5:00 o'clock

a reminder of the main story. the main suspect in the berlin christmas market attack has been shot dead by police in italy. that's all from the bbc news at six. so it's goodbye from me. and on bbc one, we nowjoin the bbc‘s news teams where you are. studio: the headlines at 6.30pm: the man suspected of the berlin christmas market attack is shot dead in italy. anis amri was stopped by police in milan in the early hours outside a train station. so called islamic state releases footage showing amri pledging allegiance to them. the round the clock work on the railways that will mean no trains on many lines this christmas and storm barbara begins to kick

look here at the aftermath of what was a water main break in this area. and it kind of brings the entire industrial area out to wellington road and university drive just off here to the side. no impact to traffic in this area, but as you mentioned, a boil water advisory in effect for the nextt half because this water main break happened last night. so what you need to know is if you're sending your kid to school today in this area, there are a handful of schools impacted that will not be able to have the tap water going because you have to boil it. so they'll have extra water on hand, bottled water. and you want to send your child to school with extra water. we have a full list of all the schools on our nbc washington app. you can check there. you. >>> here are 4 things to know before you head out the door this morning. a maryland man is facing charges for an allegedly sexual assault of a patient inside united medical center in southeast d.c. the hospital worker says those allegations are false. >>> and president-elect donald trump will visit ohio state t

finished refilling the hole where the water brain -- water main broke. it broken front of that business that is just starting up. when you came down -- a river greeted these business owners. strike out a time when we were just getting things going and coming up on the holiday season -- >> reporter: he woke up to a when he arrived, a water main had groped at his front door. he took pictures. they cleaned up the 4 to 5 inches of water that ruined expensive bags of coffee. >>[ indiscernible - low volume ] >> reporter: it was fortunate this didn't affect anyone's water supply. that's especially a relief to those in the adjoining apartments. the water also caused three sent thick, toxic smoke into the air which sent in evacuation order for hundreds of people. >>[ background noise ] >> reporter: it was several nearby restaurant at the edge of chinatown that took the brunt. he opened his restaurant just 14 months ago. >> [ background noise ] we had no control over this. i am hoping there's a silver lining. >> reporter: the silver lining is the city wants to fix

on a water main break, it's not a water main break that's an active water main break. we just have lane restrictions now southbound between 95 and washington after. we'll check in with the cameras when i come back. >>> and let's take a look starting with camelback mountain. this is one of the areas hanging on to the foggy conditions that we saw overnight. temperatures are a little lower in areas like camelback mountain and the poconos. there's blowing snow, a light amount because the winds have been cranking up ahead of the cold front that's going to pass. here's a look at the visibility. down to 2 miles. if you're taking the drive farther north, you may run into low visibility patches. things look good for your morning commute. here's a look at the light showers that were passing through lehigh valley but has since moved out. we're not tracking much rain yet. but during the morning commute is when the showers should move in, light to moderate rain, awe few pockets of heavier rain. it's not going to be a major concern. here's a look at the planner, 7:00 a.m., 57 degree