dealing with light rain at the start of. i can t work this morning streets were bone dry and san francisco. it s like we will continue to drag things out into the afternoon we are keeping an eye on the we impulse bringing of the late things of shower later on this evening. reporter: 02 that a future cash coming up in just a few minutes. take a look at rainfall totals over the past 24 hours. not very impressive compared to what the forecast originally called for. the system did not go north they like original expected. it s all over mid peninsula on itself by rainfall totals a little higher in those spots compared or resaw north of the golden gate bridge. reporter: with saw less than an inch for sfo . impressive monster cerros the tune packages their. and we saw over an inch for concord and on the roof. reporter: continued sees rainfall totals go up into tomorrow because are tracking a second system is a warm front that could produce under and to 3 in. of rain for the no
morning and is still coming down up there. but this time around rather coming up the coast, the system came in from the west. marcy gonzalez live in new york s central park with more on the impact this storm is having on the midwest. marcy? leon we re feeling it too. earlier, we were pelted withng rain and now the snow is coming down. this is nothing compared to what they re dealing with elsewhere. from new england, it looks and feels wind blowing in my face. the snow. just like february. punxsutawney phil already keeping good on his promise. six more weeks of winter! with another winter storm impacting 100 million people today. people need help. i have free time. thank goodness for friendly neighbors in chicago and detroit where this turned out to be one of the snowstorms on record. that s when some people got creative with their commute but most had a bit less fun on the roads. dozens of cars involved in this crash in chicago that brought interstate 294 to
news 4 at 6:00, i ll it will you about two key things police say might have prevented this teenager from becoming a victim. live from arlington, julie carey, news4. now to a story we first told you first on 4, we are talking act a system-wide slowdown on metro. the transit agency says the speed restrictions are in place now because of the potential for rails cracking from this cold. our transportation reporter adam tuss first told you about this breaking this story this afternoon on twitter. he s now live outside the station at reagan national. adam? reporter: metro says this is a proactive move slowing down trains so things like cracked rails don t happen. let s take a look at the reagan national station. there s a speed restriction about a mile south of here between reagan national and the braddock road station, and yet this could change how long your commute takes. metro technicians ride the rails in a sophisticated machine called the track geometry vehicle. it studies
and whoever got in his way. court documents reveal several violent texts allegedly sent by retired army veteran michael bogoslavski to his wife while she was at work at the capitol monday. gun in each hand someone is going to be grooeching for their family members today including my family. i promise you that. and i have a rifle as well. so it s on. i m coming. and shooting everyone in my way. bogoslavski s wife reported the messages to u.s. capitol police the same day. the responding special agent reports hearing bogoslavski make further threats on speakerphone. i m going to come up there and shoot everyone in my [ expletive ] way. i m going to die, suicide by cop. authorities are arrested 33-year-old bogoslavski outside of the couple s home on lake avenue in cheverly. they seized two loaded handguns and several rounds of ammunition from the house. after the arrest bogoslavski told authorities he was su posttraumatic stress disorder having issues sleeping and was feeling fru
king abdullah keeping his promise of swift retaliation for the brutal killing of the jordanian pilot, after video was released of the pilot being burned alive. the king offered condolences to the family in person today. our own shepard smith, live on the ground in amman jordan. shepherd shepherd? reporter: gretchen, those air strikes conducted by jordan is described to us as an increase in the number on a given day. sources tell our jennifer griffin that 20 jordanian aircraft were involved in strikes that happened in syria along it s sit controlled areas and those happened today. we don t know exactly what the targets were or what was exactly hit or destroyed or anything. we do know because of reporting at to the pentagon that s an increase from normal days. the iraqi air force has are released video from its war jets that show iraqi military taking strikes on isis strong holds in the center of iraq. so we now have strikes happening by the jordanians with american support w