happen here. that s the concern we have looking forward here, meisha, the next couple of nights and mornings, do you have watch out for. that will it is january. you expect these temperatures to be into freezing territory through the overnight and early morning, that s exactly what will happen. there is a lot of snow to get rid of here, folks. this will take little bit of time. we start things off just by going on out talking few statistics. yep, we have one for the record books, folks. we are now at the fourth largest snowiest storm that we ve ever reported, since records began. tough to beat the blizzard of 96 at 30.7 inches, but we at least got up there. you know, we ended one just shy of 2 feet here at philadelphia international airport. so, yep, it was a monster after system for sure. now, meisha mentioned, thankfully long gone, storm scan nice and quiet. see some sunshine throughout the day. but here is the problem. it is always what i call the aftermath issue. the ne
there. hugh spent less than $5,000 and he might find himself in a runoff. it seems like it was kind of a liability to be an incumbent this time around. we have our political insiders weigh in on that coming up. and one of our live studio interviews, oak city is going to be here and phil, you ll talk to him about whether oaklands have a police commissioner in (. we might ask about the oakland mayor s race. see if we can get him to handicap that for us. you might ask about it? i think we can expect that within the next hour, but first, let s take a quick look at weather forecast today. it s going to be a hot one all around the bay area. a live look right now at san jose. mostly clear skies burning off quickly and already into the low cities and eventually, see triple digits by the middle of this afternoon. sunshine today, much warmer than yesterday, also, it is a spare the air day, if you can try to avoid driving in the car and we ll have more on your seven-day forecast
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or fill a big order. or expand your office and take on whatever comes next. for those who always find new ways to grow their business. american express open proudly presents your business on msnbc. hi, everyone. i m j.j. ramberg. welcome to your business, the show dedicated to helping your growing business. this is a story we are all familiar with, factories close, jobs lost and downtowns become ghost towns. this week, we have three entrepreneurs who have done a remarkable job turning that story around. they are our small business heroes. they rebuilt a beloved cheese factory in bandon, oregon, put the town to work and they are creating a business on track to become a national brand. nearly 15 years ago, as the last cheese factory in bandon, oregon, closed the doors, the town lost a part of its soul. i think there s a lot of stories for why it happened. it was basically consolidation, you know, eliminating a competitor. for more than 100 years t area had been kn