look at the weather on this holiday weekend. here s lisa argen. good morning to you. we re looking at some of the cloud cover being scoured out in the north bay this morning but elsewhere, it s still pretty cloudy in the east bay, peninsula, and south bay. santa cruz, temperatures today will be under 60 degrees for afternoon highs. right now it is 54 in san jose, 51 in the city, and as we look out toward the gray sky there and the bay bridge, we have mid-50s by the delta, but we will have a breeze there and a breeze at the coast today. so if you re headed outside, the sun will be with us in the next few hours from the north bay to the east bay, and then by the afternoon, fewer clouds, warmer temperatures, but not by much. we ll save that warming trend for easter sunday and the week ahead. your forecast for the seven day outlook is in a few minutes. developing news overnight. a magnitude 5.3 earthquake hit about an hour outside of yosemite national park. the usgs says this
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and the sun was blinding and i missed the car in front of me by that much. reporter: the morning sun was shining, the roads mostly clear. but there was one problem. the temperature dropped overnight and the pennsylvania turnpike turned into a sheet of ice. i could see that there was going to be an impact. then, i guess the airbags deployed. reporter: the last blast of this nor east struck violently overnight w lightning and thunder snow. collapsing roofs. this garage in new york city, crushed. a foot of heavy, wet snow on a home weighs as much as 28,000 pounds. there was a couple of little noises, and then all of a sudden, there was with a boom. in the air, a record of amount of misery. more than 15,000 flights canceled just this week. since january 1st, more than 76,000 grounded. and then there are all of the snow days. schools in at least 12 states and the district of columbia have run out of them. not new york city. the mayor taking major heat for not closing schoo
23rd, 2014. announcer: from nbc news, this is today with matt lauer and savannah guthrie live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. and welcome to today at 7:00 a.m. on the west coast on a thursday. i m savannah guthrie. and i m matt lauer alongside natalie morales and dylan dreyer in for al. 11 states including right here in new york, take a look at central park, 16 degrees at this hour. dylan s going to have more on the cold weather coming up. we ll also have the latest on some breaking news overnight. justin bieber has been arrested. police held a news conference just moments ago. we ll have more on that in a moment. we begin on a thursday morning with the olympic games. the opening events are just 14 days away now, and mounting security threats are becoming a growing concern for athletes, their families and spectators alike. nbc s chief foreign correspondent, richard engel, is in sochi for us. richard, good morning to you. reporter: good morning. you can im
and a good evening to you on this friday night, as so many americans dig out and try to dry off from that massive nor easter, as now we re learning it s not over. another snowstorm on the move. and this comes right after that pennsylvania highway turned into an epic pileup, look and imagine this the cars and trucks slammed together and stretching mile after mile after mile. our extreme weather team is back out on the ice and snow tonight and abc s linzie janis starts us off right at the scene in pennsylvania. reporter: a treacherous commute for millions in the northeast. the roads outside philadelphia so slick, causing this five-mile-long chain-reaction pileup. more than 100 cars. dozens injured. around that corner right there, and the sun was blinding and i missed the car in front of me by that much. reporter: the morning sun was shining, the roads mostly clear. but there was one problem. temperatures plummeted overnight and turned this pennsylvania turnpike into a s