we start with "breaking news" straight about 6 o'clock, we continue to follow this "breaking news" here at news 19. columbia fire crews responded to an early morning fire at the hunter bridge apartments at 1079 springhouse drive near broad river road. >> columbia fire has reported that the fire began around for 30 a.m., smoke and fire were visible from the roof upon their arrival. they say this theme is still active, but now under control. thankfully, no injuries reported. however, two families were displaced. moving to weather weather now, the weekend is almost here, and so are the warmer temperatures, and the sunshine. good morning, thank you waking -- for waking up what news 19 this morning. >> is expected to be a beautiful start to our weekend. let's get a check of what we can expect with a meteorologist,

good morning, good morning midlands, we are going to be expecting a lot of warm temperatures but we are still going to have to start with the cold temperatures this morning. 30 for degrees in winnsboro as well as columbia, 35 lexington, sumter 37, manning starting off at 234. we do have a little bit of fog issues right now. visibility and columbia, 2 m iles, camden lately improved for miles, less than three in bishopville, and to in manning. when the kids had out to the bus stop they will need their winter jacket. a little bit of fall, 33 degrees . we are going to warm up with a lot of sunshine today. we will hit a high of 62 degrees. it will be windy. overnight tonight 32 degrees. a little bit of fog in the morning, by tomorrow that sunshine will warm us up to a high of 66 degrees. as we get ready for our friday morning commute, heading

looking at i 26 this is over by st. andrews and piney grove, traffic is moving along. it is light right now but we do expect it to be picking up later on throughout the morning. no accidents reported anywhere on the interstates. from springdale and casey a little bit of a slow go from 321 as you are going north on slick road. outside of that, not dealing with any accidents fortunately. if you are traveling from lake murray boulevard to the willie b, five minutes, from the airport to downtown a nine minute commute. we will take a look at that beautiful seven-day forecast. i have that coming up in just a few minutes. we have another traffic alert to tell you about this morning before you hit the roads. the right lane on i20 westbound between the 378 and bush river road exit is closed again this morning. it is expected to reopen in less than an hour 7 o'clock. flood recovery this morning, the three remaining disaster he recovery recovery

they are at the richland county library on garners ferry road. central carolina technical college in sumter and one in williamsburg county. they will close this evening at 6 p.m. many services available at disaster he -- disaster recovery centers. you can also call the fema helpline. that number can be found on our website wltx. com. some potentially good news for farmers affected by october's flood. the house ways and means chairman brian white, is proposing a plan that would give some of the states surplus money to help farmers survive last year's losses instead of waiting around for lawmakers to pass a budget. he has not proposed an amount yet, that bill advanced to a full committee. agriculture commissioner, hugh weathers, said the flood wiped out $330 million worth of crops at harvest time, and an additional $45 million was lost because farmers cannot plan their winter cro -- plant their winter crops.

continue to get help area recently, amish and mennonite volunteers traveled from pennsylvania, right here to the palmetto state and are using their carpentry skills to fix some of the homes in sumter county that were damaged in the flood. the groups partnered with united ministries of sumter and started working on seven different homes in january. >>reporter: it's awesome. can you imagine traveling that stranger with a stinky, smelly house? t hat is the best ever. i told everybody about them. one of my neighbors said send them down when they are finished. [ laughter] everybody is just an off that they would take their time for a complete stranger, in a completely different state. >> the groups say they will continue to help until the end of may and are beginning construction on their eight homes today. yesterday lawmakers discussed how to keep teachers

senators think financial assistant for teacher cadet of -- programs will convince teachers to stay in these rural school districts. for whatever reason, teachers seem to be leaving these districts at a very fast rate now. >> they might have a missionary deal for it, but they get there, and they discover that is so different from what they are used to. they don't feel like they can be successful there. >> low teacher pay, in general, might be a factor in that high turnover rate. senators said once above the -- wants a budget is that they will have a better idea what incentives will look like for hundreds of veterans already walked the halls at midlands technical college. now, there's an initiative to their education. news 19's jenny frazier shows us more. >> ultimately i ended up with a traumatic brain injury.

civilian life is kind of hard. >> don't hire a veteran because of ptsd. >>reporter:we spoke with several veterans, who agree, returning to civilian life is not easy. >> you always carry a weapon with you, wherever you have to go, basically when you transition you have to forget a lot of the stuff you learned and a lot of the stuff is imprinted into your subconscious. >>reporter:army veteran, matthew templin, served in iraq and is now pursuing an automotive degree at midlands technical college. air force vet, david peacock, is doing the same. he suffered a traumatic brain injury during his years of service, and said going back to school is an easier way for veterans to transition. >> if you've got the broad knowledge that you want from the military, and then you can apply it in the civilian sector by going to a tech school to get your degree, then you have the best of both worlds coming together. >>reporter:the college seems to

tech is putting aside $100,000 in scholarships, just for veterans. >> our veterans are important to us, because they provided services to our nation. we want to make sure they have all the resources they need after returning. >>reporter:the transition back is a little easier -- >> slowly, but surely eases you through. and then you are able to make that transition into a job back in the future is more secure. jenny frazier, news 19 wltx. midlands tech will have a veterans resource fair next wednesday, that is happening at the northeast campus from 6 p.m. till 8 p.m. that's will have an opportunity to learn about all the resources available to them. it's our mom of the daytime, carolyn powers, she is the mother of three was nominated by her sun, quentin ball prayed quentin tells quinton tells us his mom raised three boys while their father

family. big job there. she is very soft-spoken, and reserved but has always been the backbone of the family. she deserves way more than we can ever give her, but this will brighten her day. i bet it well. congratulations to you. if you would like to nominate a mom for mom of the day, head on over to our website wltx.com and click on the banner to send in your nomination. time for our word of the day, today's word is up trapper is, it's an additive that means noisy, unruly, difficult to control, hooligan. >> i was going to volunteer myself for the noisy part of that. >> i was going to volunteer you, too, i thought maybe he is too new, maybe it too soon. i'm glad we have that report. >> we are here. coming up, you've probably you probably heard of the zika virus by now. it's getting lots of attention as it spreads quickly across the world. >> is concerned grows, we are going to break down exactly what it is and what it means for you, right after the break.

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lots of sunshine, we are talking zika virus at 6:12. the cdc has issued travel notices for close to 20 countries because of the zika virus.

health organization says the zika virus is spreading explosively in the americas. >> what is a? according to the cdc, zika virus is spread through affected mosquito bites. the travel alert comes because what began in brazil has spread to 24 countries. so far no cases of local transmission of zika virus in the continental united states. but there have been some cases among returning travelers. kind of a concern here. south carolina does have the mosquito that carries the virus, but there are no known cases of it here. >> does that have traveled abroad in the countries affected by the virus, doctors say there are some symptoms you should be on the lookout for. first, fever, then a rash, joint pain and red eyes. although doctor say about 80% of those infected show no symptoms. doctors are also saying zika virus may be extra dangerous for pregnant women, because that could cause birth effects on their babies. we are on your side this morning getting your questions answered.

about his fax, not fear. we like to give you the facts before cause also -- causes all of this panic. we have doctor samantha morton with the carolina women's physicians at lexington medical center. we are hoping you can help us shed some light on this, what exactly is the zika virus? >> like you said before, zika virus is transmitted by a mosquito that has previously bitten someone that has a virus. you also mentioned that this virus is not yet here in south carolina, as far as no patients that have been diagnosed with the virus have actually gotten this virus from any mosquitoes that have bitten them here in this country. >> we do know that the mosquito that can carry it, is here, but like you said there are no cases of it here. how can it impact a mom's health? that is the main concern here. men, there is no concern for men, but mainly pregnant women. >> there is some evidence that

responsible for causing birth defects and on the baby as the baby is developing in the mother. that is currently being looked at at great lengths in brazil. primarily, right now, and with the cdc here in this country. so far, we do not have a definitive link to tween this particular virus, and the birth effects. >> how do we write the line between panicking about this, and making sure we are p rotected? >> right now, the only people that need to be concerned are the people that have traveled to the areas that are endemic for this particular virus. if you have symptoms, and the symptoms that you mentioned, you need to discuss this with your healthcare provider. they will then take it and do the testing that needs to be done, and the monitoring, as far as the baby is concerned >> what countries, travel, are the concern for pregnant women? >> right now, the cdc has a wonderful list if you go to their website.

that are around brazil, north of argentina, through the upper part of south america, and central america and mexico. >> to say a pregnant woman had planned to go to one of these places, vacation, whatever, what do you advise them against at this point? >> yes. there has been a travel advisory for these women, and a lot of the airlines, i understand, are actually refunding some of the money or giving vouchers so that they can reschedule their traps. >> this is something that we are hearing for the first time, a lot of people at home are hearing for the first time. how long has this virus been around? >> the virus is not a new virus, it has been in southeast asia, some of the pacific islands for many years. this is the first time that we have actually noticed that there is a possibility that it is causing birth defects in babies. >> wise is ready so quickly?

mosquito borne process? >> yes, once the mosquito bite someone that has this particular virus, the mosquito can turn around and bites of videos. >> can you see the potential complications from enduring a prenatal ultrasound? >> yes. most of the time, the particular birth defect that is of concern right now is called microcephaly, and this is where the brain is enduring, and the developing baby, is actually arrested, thus, the head size is smaller than babies of comparison age. so, we would see that, typically, and most ultrasounds. depending on the severity of the problem. >> doctor martin, we think you so much for being with us here today. it was great to meet you. great to have you in. again, this fact, not fear, very important to make sure people are educated about this. we appreciate your help with that. for now we are going to send it over to efran afante

>> thank you ms. savannah levins, some of our communities are dealing with fog this morning, but it is greatly improved-- improved. still a little bit of fog possible in columbia, three- mile visibility, bishopville under 3 miles, and 2.5 out in manning. we are starting off cold, nevertheless 87 saluda, 34 lexington and columbia. bishopville and sumter each at 37 degrees, many still pretty here in columbia, 30 for degrees, the winds out of the southwest a 6-mile per -- miles per hour. just like 29 degrees right now. the setup we have brought -- throughout this day, clear skies and a little bit of cloud coverage in the pee dee region. a week conference starting to come in from appalachians. when the kids get out of school today it will be sunny and warm, but it will be windy starting -- definitely a day to

in the upper 50s down to the lower 60s. with a lot of sunshine throughout the day, 62 for a high in columbia, will be windy out of the west at about 1 0-15 miles per hour. we could be doing with fog to my money, it will be chilly, rather cold, 32 degrees for our low in columbia as all of our those will be in the upper 20s down into the lower 30s. this cold front will be coming through, but it is a week conference, not part -- not expecting any precipitation behind it. behind it will bring cool, dry air but instead of dropping our temperatures, it will shift more to the east, and underneath it where we are we will warm up. it's going to be an absolutely spectacular weekend. winds out of the south- southwest five-10 miles tomorrow. tomorrow 56, sunday 68 degrees with a lot of sunshine, a weekend for outdoor activities. we will get even warmer as we get into monday, 70 degrees, then a little bit of cloud coverage with a cold front coming through we could be

shower activity late in the afternoon on tuesday getting up to 72. but then as a cold front comes through, we are expecting showers and thunderstorms on wednesday. a high of 68 degrees, once the cold front is out of here, a lot of sunshine on thursday a high of only 50 for degrees. plan accordingly for this weekend, definitely a weekend to go outside and do a lot of stuff and enjoy the weather. as far as our roads are concerned, heading to school, or work, i 26 over at mile marker 75, traffic is light right now, has been picking up. we haven't seen any accidents, at all. all throughout our map right now, there is no incidents being reported. if you are heading out from lexington, right now, no issues as you are on a gust of road crossing over i 20 and heading into west columbia. no issues on sunset all of our heading past mineral springs and connecting to i 20. if you're coming from clemson to downtown, 12 minutes, and from

looking at six minutes. no traffic conditions, you will need your sunglasses for this

bright and sunny. welcome back, the unc women's basketball team continues to hold onto their perfect record 20-zero now. the gamecocks managed to cruise past old 81-62.

the texas a and m on sunday the men are not doing too bad, they will be back in the palmetto state this weekend. they take on alabama tomorrow at the colonial life arena. the gamecocks are 18-two with one of those losses at the hands of alabama two weeks ago. tip offer for that game is at 6 o'clock. the new book detailing clemson's historic 2015 football season, is now on sale. the 128 page book called, return to glory, is the inside story of clemson's 2015 football season. it features photographs, stories, analysis and commentary. the book is on sale online at amazon for $14 and 95 cents. the super bowl is nine days away, the counter -- the countdown is on, panthers fans are getting pretty excited. you might want to meet one guy who's feeling a little blue. this is ricky woods, he lives in charlotte, you may notice he is planed -- painted blue. he bet coworkers that the panthers will not make it to the super bowl. of course, that did not go as

streets to honor his word. you would think he would stop making bets, but he has another one, savanna, listen to this one -- if carolina wins, the big game, he will stand out in front of bank of america stadium wearing a two to. remember, the only place to watch super bowl 50 is right here wltx on sunday, february 7 area. >> that is so funny. i would love to see that. the iconic barbie has a new look now, and is much more diverse. >> we will show you her makeover and talk about what it

break. good friday morning, thank you for joining us. >> time now 6:30, and it is going to be a beautiful weekend. it is a little chilly outside, still more fog, meteorologist, efran afante looking out at all. good morning midlands, some of us dealt with really dense fog earlier this morning but it is starting to get a little bit better. especially up in camden where the visibility was zero. right now it has greatly improved. a little bit of fog in columbia, visibility 3 miles, 3.5 miles in bishopville, and demanding 2.5-mile visibility. 30 for degrees here in the capital city, winds are 6 miles an hour, feels more like 29 degrees. we got clear skies. when the kid set out to the bus, they will need their winter jackets. 33degrees as they head out to

hour by hour, other than the fog we may have, 46 degrees by 10 o'clock, lots of sunshine and 55 by lunchtime. as we get into the afternoon, the sunshine will continue. it will be windy as we get to 62 degrees by 3 o'clock area and then as the winds tartu calmed down, 55 degrees -- as the windsor -- winds start to calm down. 55degrees this afternoon. i 26 at mile marker 105 you see the traffic picking up both directions between st. andrews and piney grove road. no accidents reported on the interstate. our map shows no incidents anywhere as you had around columbia. no slow go heading straight down i 26 as you head towards a malfunction junction. coming in from lake murray to the williams brice stadium a five minute commute. airport to downtown about nine minutes. we will take a look at that before we can forecast him a

we are going to take a look now at some coverage we are continuing to follow. an early-morning and apartment fire has now left to families homeless. this information coming into our newsroom just this morning. columbia fire crews receive the received a call around for 30 a.m. flames at the hunters ridge apartments on springhouse drive and columbia near broad river road. >> once on the scene, smoke and fire were visible from the roof upon the time firefighters got there. we are told the fire is under control. you can see, this video, the firefighters putting their gear on and everything. they have it all under control. no injuries reported, and again two families were displaced. let's talk a little usa today, shall we? we have our newspaper here, sometimes we like to chat about what's going on in the headlines today. on the front page, of course, we have remembering the

happened 30 years ago. >> this was a conversation we were talking about, a lot of people were talking about remembering where they were at the time of it. a lot of people in our newsroom remembering they were in school, at the time. at that time, people would roll rollout the big tv, bring it into the classroom. a lot of people in our newsroom remember when they were kids they were watching it and all of the news coverage of the disaster. and just remembering where they were when it happened >> interesting for us, that was one of the first times, i believe that people really watched a national disaster unfold on my television. that was very difficult for people. we learn from that in our schooling when we with her journalism is how to deal with the tragedies like that when they unfold. what must they we want to mention in here as well, talking about how reporters, live used with their interaction. >> bringing you, the viewer, giving you a look kind of velvet rope of things. there is a thing, i don't know if you guys are familiar with

it is new, and it's on your facebook, if you put a status message in, there's a little button you can press you can go live and do a video -- live stream through facebook. it's similar to this thing called periscope which is what we do pretty often. you can see behind the scenes with us on periscope. we are periscope and now, my phone right here, we are periscope being -- we are using periscope right now. now to the presidential campaign. 16 presidential candidates continue to campaign in iowa, head of monday's caucasus. republican contenders made their case to iowa voters last night during their seventh debate in des moines. with donald trump not to p resent, ted cruz became the biggest target while the other candidates filled tough

national security. >> tom still managed to dominate much of the conversation even though he was miles away holding a fundraiser for veterans at drake university. the billionaire front runner who boycotted the event over a feud says the event managed to draw in $6 million for veterans. in a statement, fox's trump offer to appear at the debates but only if the network gave him $5 million for his charities. school watch now, hundreds of military veterans are students at midlands tech. and now there's an opportunity for more to further their education. the college has designated $100,000 just for veterans. veteran students, we spoke with, said learning a trade and advancing at education is essential for those returning back to civilian life. >> slowly but surely it eases you through. and then you are able to make that transition to a job, where if you were to jump from the military straight to a job, you may have a very hard time adjusting.

veterans resource fair on wednesday at the northeast campus from 6 p.m. until 8 p.m. veterans will have an opportunity to learn all about all the resources available to them. we have a last chance deal for you before those valentine's day markups began. >> it's right around the corner. our moneyman, not granite, finds the approval side of truffles. >>reporter:great to be with you, quite simply the best chocolate, it's lowest recorded price, timing is key. take a look before stores ruin these prices. fifty dollars worth of chocolate for $29, free delivery it includes everything. oh, baby. a half-price deal, one of my favorite montes is to give it a shot. >> hi, matt, thank you for letting me test this product out. chocolate is my absolute

do not want any generic chocolates i wanted to be fabulous chocolate. this was absolutely wonderful. i'm trying to give my husband ideas for valentine's day, so this is a big hit. wonderful chocolate, monsanto, and i even snuck one out for myself. thanks, matt. and so do you. if you are interested wltx.com. back to you. >> you know, sometimes we men, we need a little push and help to find out what you guys like. >> my favorite thing as i'm trying to drop some hints on what i want for valentine's day. there you go. as matt said truffles for hershey kisses prices. >> you can find that on her website wltx.com. after more than 15 years,-- 50 years, barbie has a new look, or at least anybody. mattel announced on thursday that they now have three new body types and kirby, tall, and petit. the toy company hopes to boost sales after they dipped in recent years.

with young girls in the future. body image plays a big role in today's society, and by simply changing the shape of a doll, young girls can begin to be more comfortable with their own bodies. >> 81% of general girls are afraid of becoming fat. so, i think that one of the great things about these new barbies is that they do show for parties, the proportions are much more closer to what a normal human looks like. >> that is the key. there are also seven new skintone's, 22 different eye colors and 24 hairstyles to choose from. the new dolls hit the shelves in the spring, but you can find them online right now. the gamecock women are waking up undefeated this morning. we are going to tell you who's up next on the road keeping a perfect record. but first on news 19 this morning, a rescue drama on the high seas. our movie reviewer has the real

finest hour, lee smith is up next with the details.

movies, you definitely wa welcome back, if you are planning on heading out to the movies this weekend, wait, we have to hear from mr. leo smith first. >> why, thank you. >> we are taken into the high seas this weekend. >> you are. and i was just saying, it was by accident that i even went to go see this. i was intending to go see kung fu panda. you know? i was all excited. i was hoping to learn of you. yeah, as it turned out, they

last night. and, a kind of left me hanging, and i could have gone to maybe see 50 shades of black, but after seeing dirty grandpa, and right along to, i had my share of bad comedies. i figured i would go with option number three, which was the finest hours. it was something i knew nothing about. but, it was a true story, and you know, it's always fun to learn something new. a little part of history. and i was hoping it would be worth it, and i was pleasantly surprised. let's take a look at the finest hour. cape cod sees its fair share of stormy weather, but it hardly ever got as bad as in 1952. that was the era tempest roared through ripping two oil tankers in half. one of these the ss pendleton lost a radio single -- signal during the damage, and only through hearsay to the coast guard become aware of their desperation. fortunately, they sent out their smallest rescue boat with

home. as we all clearly learn, in titanic, takes a while for a damage sent to sheet -- sync. fortunately the pendleton's engineer knew how to buy time with what he had. what good does it serve in the rescue unit cannot even carry all of the survivors home? p erhaps, they embellished the truth for some extra excitement. but, i didn't care, the suicide mission was worth retelling, and if it got exaggerated, over time, so be it. do not get me wrong, it wasn't a perfect storm, the music was often overplayed, the love story was a bit excessive. but the drama, and performances kept me immersed throughout. they may not be two of the finest hours, but they are still worth your time. set sail for a thrilling adventure about some real-life heroes. you know, normally, people think i love to rip movies

go. the real movie -- the real reason i go to all of these, i want to tell people about good movies that are out there, that they may not see. this was an example of that. i was very happy. >> we are up on a high note after the last couple of weeks. >> dirty grandpa was a new low. [laughter] i haven't seen a movie that bad in a long time. it was such a steep decline for robert de niro. >> glad to see we are on the upswing now. >> i hope we continue. also on the upswing, our weather. meteorologist, efran afante is looking at the forecast, it's going to be a beautiful day. it is going to be a beautiful day, we are starting off cold, this morning it's only 30 for degrees from newberry to winnsboro, columbia and lexington. a tad warmer if you want to call it that 368 matthews and

just a little bit of fog issues , two-mile visibility in columbia, three and miss -- bishopville. we are dealing with clear skies, this cold front is a comes through, going to be a very weak one part -- we are going to stay clout free today, when the kids get out, get ready, it is going to be warm and windy. we are looking at sunny skies, 60 degrees as our high today will generally be in the upper 50s down to the lower 60s. sunshine and clear skies all throughout the day. clear skies overnight tonight. it will be cold we are looking at lows in the upper 20s down to the lower 30s. get ready for a beautiful weekend. lots of sunshine for tomorrow, a high of 66, 268 on sunday, even 70 as we get into monday. that another cold front comes through with a chance of afternoon showers as we get to 72. a chance of showers and thunder storms on wednesday with a high of 68 degrees. as we get ready to hit the

there all the traffic for this morning. i 26 over mile marker 104 as you are heading toward st. andrews, traffic has been picking up fortunately no accidents being reported. a little bit of a delay on decker boulevard as you are coming down towards i 20 and i 77. 14miles per hour. from shaw air force based to the four jackson gate 30 for minutes. from i 77 hey, guys, it's annie. now, if you're anything like me, you're always looking for ways to save money, especially when it comes to your weekly grocery trip. well, with walmart every day low prices, saving money while keeping the pantry full... that's easier than you think. in head-to-head shopping, the total at walmart beat that of bi-lo. columbia, the total amount saved at walmart vs. bi-lo was $28.45 on this week's groceries - that's 20%. so head to walmart and see what you

welcome back, let's take a ligature scores, the unc women's basketball team takes

perfect record of 20-zero. let's take a look at sports. the unc women's basketball team hold onto their perfect record of 20-zero on the men's side, they will be back in the palmetto state this weekend taking on alabama tomorrow at the colonial life arena. the gamecocks are 18-to with one of those losses at the hand of alabama two weeks ago. to proffer that game is at 6 o'clock. before you head out the door, efran afante has a full forecast, checking trouble spots of the road that might make you late this morning. caught on camera, two thieves getting away with an atm, and that is not all. your midlands rundown is next.

growing influenc thank you for waking up with news 19 this morning, friday january 29. >> let's get right to today's top stories in your midlands rundown and richland county deputies major help finding a man wanted on attempted murder charges. he is 19-year-old freeland. take a look at these pictures here. on december 26 him he shot a and at the circle k gas station in the 4300 block of hardscrabble rover the victim has since been released from the hospital and is recovering from his injuries. if you know where he is or have any information about this case you are asked to call crimestoppers at 888-crime-sc. in sumter county, deputies need your help in finding two people caught on camera stealing an atm from a gas

surveillance photos. it happened sometime between one-5 a.m. on wednesday morning at the exxon on highway 76 in maysville. deputies say that two people broke into the store, took a standalone atm, watches, and timberland boots. if you know any information that can help finally spoke -- suspect you are asked to call crimestoppers at 888-crime-sc. let's take a look at what's happening today, the south carolina department of natural resources is opening a new express service and west columbia. you can go there to renew hunting, and fishing licenses, permits, and tags, get decals or registration cards. the hope is to shorten wait times and have enough parking. the new offices at market pavilion and the state farmers market over on meadowbrook lane. this is the first building past the guard house, on the left, the grand opening is at 11 o'clock a live fire simulation will take place at newberry college this afternoon at 2 o'clock. the fire department was set up to model rooms. these rooms will be set on fire

of sprinklers and working fire alarms. the event is at 2 o'clock and open to the public. an important reminder the three remaining disaster recovery centers, in our stay, will close today. they are the richland county library library and garners ferry road, the central carolina technical college, and sumter, and over in williamsburg county as well. they all close at 6 p.m. tonight. if you need help go before them. many services still available by calling the fema helpline open 7 a.m. until 10 p.m. seven days a week. the numbers on our website wltx.com. lets it let's -- let's look at the roads with efran afante right now, taking a peek 67. traffic is flowing very nicely between i 77 and winnsboro road. no accidents being reported. we have a little bit of delays if you are on sunset boulevard bimetal springs it's moving

hour as you approach mineral springs. on a guster road approaching i 20 oh little bit of a slow down 90 miles per hour. as you had on broad river from basically saying -- piney grove to st. andrews 22 miles an hour. i 76 off i 26 heading north past slick road as you continue up to parts of casey it is moving right now at about 17 miles an hour. esparza weather, right now, 34, windchill of eight, with a kid set out to the bus stop they will need their winter jacket at least for this morning. we will have a lot of sunshine today, the clouds have moved out, we have clear skies and those clear skies are going to stick around. after school today, sunny, and windy, but 60 degrees after school, as we are looking at a high of 62 degrees. winds out of the west 10-15 miles per hour. overnight, will be called, 32 degrees we can have a lot of default to start off the morning, it is going to be an absolutely spectacular day.

saturday, 68 on sunday with a lot of sunshine. up to 70 on monday, a cult that will come through with the possibility of some showers late on tuesday afternoon. make your plans to go out this weekend, it is going to be great. >> no excuses to stay inside. >> absolutely. that is so nice to see after these cold temperatures. appreciate it. >> great relief. >> thank you for joining us this morning, we hope you have a wonderful, beautiful weekend. >> cbs weekend is next, captioning funded by cbs

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