eileen loan. good morning. temperatures are in the single digits either side of zero this morning, but the wind chills are running at -15 in some areas. the winds have died down, but they are still from the northwest at 5 to 10 mph. we have clear skies now, too, but some clouds will track into the western counties today and may bring a few snow showers... most of the activity looks like it will stay away from us, but we will have a kind of split v vewing area with clouds and sun... sun to the east and some clouds with snow showers to the west. highs will only be in the teens at best today. we stay cold this week with a few forecast for you in a few minutes.

viewing area with clouds and sun... sun to the east and some clouds with snow showers to the west. highs will only be in the teens at best today. we stata cold this week with a few chances of light snow and flurries. i'll have that forecast for you in a few minutes. we begin with the new hmpshire primary -- and decisive victories on both h ides. donald trump and bernie sanders rolled to victories. but as is the case in iowa, in new hampshire -- it isn't only about who finishes first. tracie potts tells us who else has momentum as the race for the white moves on. "i want to thank you! we love you." more than a third of new hampshire republicans said "yes!" to donald trump's bold, not- so-politically- correct brand of politics... which he says will work.. anywhere: "we are going now to south carolina - we're going to win in south carolina." john kasiih beat cruz, ruruio and bush in a four-way battle for

place. he credits a positive message: "tonight, the light overcame the darkness of negative campaigning!" hillary clinton suffered a huge, though not unexpected, defeat. no comeback this time. she lost to bernie sanders by double digits.. but insists it's not over: "we're gong to fight for every vote in every state" sanders heads to harlem, new york this morning to pick up key african- american endorsements that could help him compete against clinton in south carolina. "they're throwing everything at me except the kitchen sink, and i have the feeling that kitchen sink is coming pretty soon, as well!" massive turnout... lines around the block and in one case a mile long... leading to "outsider" victories in both parties. while we await the official numbers, it looks like turnout here was on track to set a record. i'm tracie potts in manchester,

so kasich finishes second in new hampshire. he spent much more time there than in iowa -- where he finished eighth -- even behind rand paul -- who has since dropped out. the race to the white house moves on now to south carolina and nevada. today, it's a trip down memory lane for the current president. he returns to springfield, illinois... where he served in the stte senate for about eight years. it's also where he made the announcement in 2007 that he would un for president. he'll address the illinois general assembly today -- and is also expected to make a call for less divisive politics in america. here's a setback to his efforts to stop climate change. the supreme court temporarily blocks his plan to liiit greenhousee gassmissions frrm power plants. under the e-p-a's clean power plan, states would be required to meet specific standards based on how much energy they use. the plan has been criticized by republicans. more than two- dozen states are

a federal appeals court will hold a hearing on it in june. technology has investigators stumped. they're trying to get into a cell phone one of the shooters used in san bernardino -- and they can't. 14 people were shot to death in december. this week, the f- b-i director talked about the investigation on capitol hill. "it is a big problem for law the judge says there's probable cause to open it. as i said, it investigation to us, we still have one of those killers' phones that we have not been able to ope. it's been over two months now, we're still working on it." getting at that information in the phone -- could give them an idea of how and why they attacked. here's the problem -- cell phone companies commonly use encryption to protect customer data. if a phone is secured with a password, it's hard to get into

old murder investigation. a 56-year-old case. a former priest was arrested in phoenix. he's accused of murdering a woman in 1960. the woman -- a teacher and former beauty queen - was 25 at the time. police say she went to a church in texas for confession on the night she was murdered. the priest heard hear confession - and polic believe he was the last person to see her. he says he's innocent. an officer might have been doing his job... but still -- he's being called a hero this morning. dashcam video shows a missouri state highway patrol officer pull a woman from a burning car. a good samaritan also jumped in to help. the woman was seriously hurt... this morning we don't know how she's doing beyond that. police say the crash was caused by a driver nning a red lighgh that driver was later arrested. a man has to be taken off a flight -- and the airline is calling it a customer service issue.

problem -- the flight -- which left boston on its way to san diego -- had to land in denver. the other passengers cheered when the man was removed. in the iowa legislature -- there's a bill that would keep minors out of tanning booths. a house subcommittee approved a bill that would ban anyone under the age of 17 from tanning. the state senate passed a similar bill last year, but would ban anyone under the age of 18. in dubuque, a tanning salon "io have some ki that come in that have depression or severe acne, and the doctors recommenen it for them." right now, iowa is one of eight states that does not regulate indoor tanning for minors. eastern iowa high school students get a special visit from the governor. the students in waterloo west's culinary program showed off their ills for governor branstad. the class is part of the district's career andndtechnical education prrgram - which was hoping to expand with last

that failed. teachers and students talked to the governor about the impact the program has on them. "just having the oportunity to them pretend that they are in and a part of the industry, and then meeting those industry partners is big." governor branstad talked about the importance of programs like this oo... because skilled workers are needed in iowa now... and into the future. the governor is also hearing from a former governor... about a hot topic. chet culver hosted town hall meetings -- including this one in coralville to talk about governor branstad's plan to privatize medicaid. many people shared their concernsns this should not be a polititical republican or i'm a democrat, they were standing up as concerned iowans and that's what i'm doing as well." a rally is planned dt the state capitol

today, christians all over the world celebrate the beginning of lent. it's ash wednesday. it begins the period that leads up to easter sunday -- at the end of march. during lent -- many people will give up something, like a favoritee food. that's s one in remembrrnce of jesus' fasting. another custom for christians during lent is acts of kindness or charity for others. a geometry teacher has all the angles... but still needs help from his students for one big project. bryan henry shows us they went to great lengths to help him get bill brock wanted it to be special... "they love her to death..." 9-months quite dramatic with h bit of flair.r. a lady friend a few months ago. "my hypothetically speaking that would be my girlfriend.." the hypotheticals aside, it became showtime and brock requested their help "i told them i was thinking about making her my hypothetical wife and they all said whoa..." a few days before bill brock popped the question students like emily frances marshall spent time before school l nd made this 60-foot

with the words 'marry me' on it." "i cut the strips that made the letters.." if you're wondering why a banner was necessary, well, bill brock is a pilot. this is the time lapse video he took as he and his gal flew over their home a week ago saturday. one-thousand feet below, marshall and her classmates aid it out perfectly in bil brock's backyard. "i couldn't believe it.." e chalopatham saw the banner.. became temporarily stunned but said.. 'yes' after brock skillfully guided the plane with one hand and offered her the ring with the other. it's back in the classroom these days r bill brock, back to radicals, squares and all things geometry, a calculated assignment worked perfectly, one no one here in room 24 will never forget. "he put more thought into it and made it personal" "she wanted to see the kids and sign up close" "it was special, i felt special" we still have a lot to get to

including a presidential piece of history we've never seen before. the honest to gooness truth about this mallet coming up. plus, something else that has us going back in time... just not that far back. this morning, a prediction bbout gas prices for the rest of the year. it's been years since snow will track through western iowa today and may be far enough

from the kwwl stormtrack 7 weather tetem. see the scsceen for your complete weather information. here is additional forecast information from the kwwl stormtrack 7 weather team: snow showers could track into

counties today and over the entire area thursday night and friday, but we ill all be cold all three days. wind chills are currently running around -15 in some areas this morning. stormtrack7 live weather network cameras are looking good... and not shaking as the winds have finally died down. but, as we saw earlier, it is cold. temps are only in thesingle digits either side of zero, although it is warmer to the west... the difference is that they are under a blanket of

clear skies. winds are much lighter today... only expected to be 5 to 10 mph but still from the northwest. that is the direction that some snow is comingngfrom.... ittill be mainly to the west, but may get close enough to throw a few snow showers into our western counties of the viewing area. the front wont' move very much, so we will keep at least a chance of flurries in the area for the next few days. that boundary wiwi keep us on the cold side with the warmer side showing some nice temperatures. we will end up only in the teens at best today with a few snow showers in the west and sunshine in the east.. lows tonight will drop back to single digis either side of zero and winn chills coulul be

flurries on thursday, especially in the afternoon and a chance of snow showers thursday night through friday as temps stay cold. the coldest day will be saturday as high pressure tracks through, but snow returns on sunday with at least a couple of inches possible in many areas. temps will warm up, though, for the beginning of next week. a famous college basketball coach has to be helped off the court. we'll show you what happened next. plus -- many new voters show up at the polls in new hampshire --

you're watching kwwl. we've got you covered in westgate, grley, farley and all of eastern iowa

carolina was in the super bowl for the first time. and the lord of the rings won best picture. the year was 2004 -- and gas prices averaged less than two dollars a gallon for the entire year. now, the u-s government predicts prices will do the same this year. across the country, we're expected to pay -- on average -- 1-98 a gallon for the year. gas buddy says the lowest prices in iowa this morning are in ankeny -- 1-21 a gallon. think spring. that's w wat they're doing in dubuque. after not having spring break for a few years, the school board voted to bring back a week long vacation. this comes after the district sent out email asking parents for their input. about a third said they didn't want a s sring break. others said they support the change. scary moments during a pentagon

watch what happens to major general james martin, junior. he was talking about the air force budget before he faints at the podium. he was taken to another room - and then later to a hospital as a precaution we're heang he appears to be ok. another unnerving moment. this one during a college basketball game. during a timeout -- watch north carolina coach roy williams collapse. he had to be helped to the locker room. he later said he had a dizzy spell. an assistant coach took over on the bench. the tar heels won the game by truth be told -- this next story is very impressive. an indiana museum is showing off something once owned by president lincoln. it's honest abe's mallet. he used iias a splitter o drive iron wedges into logs for making fences. the 16th president engraved his initials -- and the year 1829 -- on the side of it.

political career. it was a moniker that harkened back to his days in his days in indiana and his real roots and his hard work in industry. today, i'm pleased to announce that we've uncovered the railsplitter's railsplitter." the museum calls it one of the most significant arttfacts ever found. if an elephant represents the republican party --- and a donkey represents the democratic party. we're not sure which party this animal represents: this enormouupig showed up at the polls in new hampshire. it weighs more than six-hundred pounds. police say the it belongs to a farmer, who came and got it... we don't know who it wanted too vote for in the primary. maybe it wants to get the pork out of washington. it's you want to cut down on your cell phone or cable bill? this morning, we're hearing there's a certain time of day

that tip -- plus many others to help you save money -- next. it's a clever idea.

us hate. haggling over our bills, from cable to phone to insurance. their savings can be impressive. and as olivia sterns tells us -- patience. nancy and mike montntmery have dreams of a bill should not be that much. looking to cut down on we were paying more than we should be paying- then they discovered the bill fixers... service run by two brothers in nashville who work the phones negotiating bills, tracking the latest deals in their basement war room. we've got it downnto a science, where it takes under an hour. ben and julian kurland started their business in college, from the backseat of their parents' car i used to negotiate for my college roommates, clients give the brothers permission to claim to

security numbers, birthdays and pin numbers. they charge 50% of what they save customers for the first year...and say they save clients an average about $350,000 in total for them. their number one piece of advice? always be friendly. just be nice and they'll take care of you. other tricks.. -call in the morning. -ask for customer service - not billing -start by saying you'd like to cancel your service. -and verify the new threatened the montgomery's phone company with switching to the competition's cheaper plan... the couple was shocked to learn their cell phone bill would be cut.. from $180 a month.. to $60 $179 and change is what we're oh my god! no way! no way! over the next two years, these guys figured out how to save you over $3600. paying money to save money ... can be well worth it.

olivia sterns - nbc news - nashville. today in iowa continues in a moment with the forecast from

eicheck of your storm track seven forecast. not as windy, but it stays cold today with a few snow showers in the west. highs will stay in the teens showers will track through it's and coming up on today in iowa. a little girl and her three year old brother are recovering - after eastern iowa firefighters rescue them and their mother from their burning home. plus... a man survives after being stuck in a newspaper stand for several days. ally crutcher joins us for our

flint's mayor has a plan to get people clean ater. we're also l larning that charges could be filed. plus... we now know what caused a school bus to crash and kill a school principal. and a sheriff's k-9 is hlnored after protecting his handler and other deputies in the line of duty. good morning, i'm ally crutcher. and i'm jerry gallagher. storm track seven meteorologist eileen loan is