continues most accumulations rise/accumulations diminish after midnightlow: 24tomorrow early am snow far east counties partly sunny & breezyhigh: 32 as for the weekend, some areas in northern kentucky will see snow showers or flurries continue into the morning, but most areas will only see clouds. some gradual clearing will lead to fair skies late into the day or evening. highs will reach the low 30s.sunday, partly to mostly sunny skies will push afternoon highs into with the timing of this storm... and some many variables... there is a concern about people trying to really coming down. down.that is why so many schools and businesses are already closing. closing.let's take a look... closings) cincinnati road crews have been on duty overnight pre- treating roads.they're ready for a busy night.with the timing of the storm... if you're trying to get some when the snow hits... remember the trucks trying to clear the roads will be out there too. 12:23:15 i see a lot of people trying to pass out salt trucks. let our salt trucks do their job and try to stay behind them and not pass them when th

showers push in tonight, then change to freezing rain and sleet for the mountains and far northern upstate before friday morning. effect for many upstate and mountain towns, with ice and snow likely from friday through early saturday for those north of i-85. trees down, power outages, and road concerns will linger through saturday night. 3 now lets send it over to the pit crew traffic center. 3 we're watching: watching: 3 here's a live look at the s.c.d.o.t. cam on-- 3 3 3 this morning.. people in the update and the mountains are getting a bit of a break .. before this winter storm moves in. in.fox carolina's ashley minelli is live in asheville this morning -- and ashley western north carolina has seen some snow -but we know much more is on the way. 3 3 3 hendersonville:- brining roads there- hope it combats any issues with freezing rain moving inofficials:- not taking any chances with not prepping roads, better to be safe than sorry 3 3 we've got predictions from duke energy and all the weather stations so we try to take all of that into consideration...we'd rather put it out and not need

showers push in tonight, then change to freezing rain and sleet for the mountains and far northern upstate before friday morning. a winter storm watch is in effect for many upstate and mountain towns, with ice and snow likely from friday those north of i-85. trees down, power outages, and road concerns will linger through saturday night. 3 ((wrap up)) 3 let's send it over to chris with traffic.to chris with let's send it over let's send it over to chris with traffic. 3 we're watching: traffic lights on flashacademy st/hwy 123 @ buncombe stseneca blocked at wells hwy ifo walgreens@ sandifer blvd blvdhere's a live look at the s.c.d.o.t. cam on-- 3 3 this morning.. people in ustate and mountains are getting a bit of a break .. before this winter storm moves in. in.fox carolina's ashley minelli is live in asheville this morning -- and ashley western north carolina has seen some snow -but we know much more is on the way. 3 3 3 3 - treacherous roads, yesterday more than 300 calls for service, 90% wrecks in wnc- in buncombe co: 53 in 10 minutes- freezing rain is big story- chances of rain through

let's get right over to her for the very latest... 3 so far several inches of snow has fallen in western north carolina, causing major issues seen brief snow in areas, but the majority has been sleet and freezing rain. some trees and limbs have gone down causing power outages for parts of the upstate.sleet, rain and freezing rain will continue this afternoon, and it looks like much of it will be between 1pm and 4pm. after that, all the precipitation will become lighter and turn to snow showers late evening, we could see 1-2 inches of snow in the upstate on top of what we have already seen, while the mountains will continue to see snow pile up. over a foot of snow is possible from buncombe county and eastward to yancey and mitchell counties.so far several inches of snow has fallen in western north carolina, causing major issues on roadways. the upstate has seen brief snow in areas, but and freezing rain. some trees and limbs have gone down causing power outages for parts of the upstate.sleet, rain and freezing rain will continue this afternoon, and it looks like much of it will be between

3 partly cloudy with highs in tonight, then change to freezing rain and sleet for the mountains and far northern upstate before fridid morning. a winter storm watch is in effect for many upstate and mountain towns, with ice and snow likely from friday through early saturday for those north of i-85. trees down, power outages, and road concerns will linger through saturday night. 3 ((wrap up)) 3*********hold****** *********hold******we're watching this in the pit crew traffic center.watch for black ice: mountain roads mainly but upstate may see some areas.csx railroad work greer:depot paker sthwy 14 &; line st alternativesaccident old stage rd @ old laurens rdasheville pedestrian accidentsweeten creek rd @ roberts rd rd 3 you are looking live at: 3 3 this morning folks in the mountains are getting a bit of a break before this nasty winter storm moves in. in.fox carolina's ashley minelli is live in asheville this morning -- and ashley western north carolina has seen some snow -but we know much more is on the way 3 so far not too many issues in asheville but you could run into black ice aft

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showers remain possible in far southern counties. tonight clears out, with a slight chance for tn border snow. lows drop to freezing or below. friday brings sunny skies and seasonable temperatures back to the mid-50s. 3 let's send it over to chris with traffic. 3 we're watching: accidenti-85 bus south@exit 5i-585/us 176 3 3 here's a live look at the s.c.d.o.t. cam on-- 3 3 3 we still have some school we still have 3 we still have some school delays in our mountain counties this morning..these are also running at the bottom of your screen.and don't forget.. you can always find a full list of closings and delays on fox carolina dot com and on our weather app. 3 3 there's a smell lingering in southern greenville county -- and people living in the area say its so bad... at times.. its nauseating. nauseating.they say a local landfill is to blame... and will take action to fix it. it.fox carolina ashley minelli is live at columbia baptist church... can you smell anything now? 3 3 3 3 - dhec confirmed odor comnig from twin chimneys landfill

in recent cycles we haven't seen any far to far either side win an election. if donald trump becomes republican nominee, and it is still too early to tell, he would have to move back to the center. he is seen as tilted to the right. he has to tilt more to the center to attract people who will help them win >>> time for a short break. when we come back, the charity efforts of the world's second richest man are criticized for doing more harm than good. stay with us. stay with us. the only way to get better is to challenge yourself, and that's what we're doing at xfinity. we are challenging ourselves to improve every aspect of your experience. and this includes our commitment to being on time. every time. that's why if we're ever late for an appointment, we'll credit your account $20. it's our promise to you. we're doing everything we can to give you the best experience possible. because we should fit into your life. not the other way around. >>> welcome back. an i'm reminder of the top stories. three gunmen have opened fire in a university in north pakistan. it

by the time you got to the frontier in the far north, you are so far from the seat of power in mexico city and iberia, that the region about this on characteristics. you can see in the county map what i have marked. we are used to the idea that spain claimed half of the united states. that was on paper. the areas shaded are areas that were actually colonized by spain prior to the u.s. annexations. this map largely corresponds to the map today with slight exceptions. essentially, it is the same. most americans are aware it is a place apart, were hispanic societal norms and language dominates. you realize that among mexicans, nor tenures have the reputation -- nortenos have a certain reputation. the north long been a hotbed of democratic reform in revolutionary sentiment. various parts of the region, before the annexations, try to break off from the rest of mexico and try to form independent buffer states, between the two federations. there was the republic of the rio grande. the republic of texas. it was not austin and his anglo followers. they were backed by the entire spanish-speakin

so far, none of those three big winners have stepped forward or been identified. in addition to those three, more than a dozen other people will get a million dollars for matching many of those numbers experts say if you own lawyer and the team a new information this midday about a shooting we told you about on wavy news 10 today. a man is still in the hospital after being shot several times last night in hampton. we're told his injuries are non-life threatening. the shooting happened on martha lee drive. in portsmouth - a woman is in the hospital someone broke into her home and shot her. police say the shooting happened last night on queen street. that's near london boulevard and martin luther king freeway. it happened around 8-30 last night. investigators say a bullet hit her in the torso. paramedics rushed the victim to the hospital with serious injuries, but overnight police listed her in critical condition. detectives have not said if the suspects took anything from the home officers want any witnesses to come forward if they know anything. police say two min

showers push in tonight, then change to freezing rain and sleet for the mountains and far northern upstate before friday morning. a winter storm watch is in mountain towns, with ice and snow likely from friday through early saturday for those north of i-85. trees down, power outages, and road concerns will linger through saturday night. 3 ((wrap up)) 3*********hold****** *********hold******3 we're watching this in the pit crew traffic center.watch for black ice: mountain roads mainly but upstate may see some areas. 3 some schools in the mountains are closed or delayed this morning due to wednesday's snow.jackson, swain, yancey, mitchell, macon, madison, graham and haywood are all closed today. today.rutherford and transylvania county schools will be on a two hour delay. all the others are there running at the bottom of your screen.you can also check our app. 3 3 this morning.. people in the mountains are getting a bit of a break .. before this winter storm moves in. in.fox carolina's ashley minelli is live in asheville this morning -- and ashley western north carolina has seen some snow -b

richmond stand-out far role goodman is the offensive coordinator. he's worked his way up the coaching ladder. he doesn't call the plays. harold recently interviewed for the vacant job at tampa bay. a good bet this guy is going to be a head coach in the nfl sooner rather than later. his brother jonathan is come being year, served as brought him in. he talked what it would be like to see his brother become an nfl head coach. >> out means a lot, you know. we both grew up with dreams of playing professional sports, and, you know, i was able to do that. unfortunately injury, you know, away from him. i think, being automobile to become a head coach in the nfl is just as big of an accomplishment as playing in the nfl. nfl coach? you have to have the smarts, working for a great coach. what makes harold a good coach, and what will help him be successful as a head coach? . >> he's a guy --, first of all,, he works hard. it's important to him. and, you know, he demands a lot out of his guys. every coach i have played for has done that, has gotten the best out

as far as the morning commute, we are going to go to janell. what are you seeing out there so far? and the roads are wet. driving. we have a crash i275 southbound at i4 within the past couple of minutes, they have moved this crash out of the way, so more lanes back open this traffic normal. you can see the drive times, not too bad for this time of the morning. 18 minutes from the apex to i4, i4. we are seeing a slight slow >> >> we have a crash to tell you about hillsboro county. we are seeing some slow downs right now, we are hearing of roadblocks in the southbound portion of the intersection. alternate, veterans, at least for the mow men will be a lot better right now. the door in the next couple of minutes, you might want to consider using veterans. we'll keep our eye on it and i will keep you posted here and on twitter. >> >> it is 6:33, now, many states staring down an epic winter storm expected to dump up to two feet of snow in some places and sparking state of emergencies around five states. outside of costco in virginia as the store tried to keep up with demand. similar sce

this air will be the coldest of the season so far. dubuque police are investigating a shooting this morning. police say they responded to 942 main street at about 11:45 last night. they say one person was injured. kcrg-tv9's forrest saunders is live in dubuque this morning. forrest, that's right brady and nicole. so far we do know the person injured is likely to be okay. but the shooting was several hours ago and police are still on scene here. if you take a look... in dubuque, forrest saunders, kcrg-tv9 news. rescue crews in johnson county search back up later today for a missing canoer. first responders were looking for the person yesterday afternoon after their boat capsized in the coralville reservoir. the johnson county sheriff's office responded to a report of the capsized boat around 2-45. a 9-1-1 caller reported seeing the canoe with 2 people in it capsize near bobbers grill. investigators say bystanders were able to pull one person to safety before rescue teams arrived. that person went to u-i-h- c. deputies have not released

uncertain factors how far is that mixing in? i believe most of this states snow for much of new jersey. you got to watch the mix line, where did the heavier band set up? on the flip side of that, we could have dry spots. working it's way into the storm and that could slow down the rate of snowfall for awhile. quite how old it will stick around and we have varying snow ratios from light and fluffy to heavy and wet tomorrow. that can compact things a little bit. still perhaps tweakss to be made to the snow map. i believe some areas will will overperform, some under perform. power problems with 40 to 60 per hour gusts around the region. strongest at the shore. again we got the heavy wet snow that's going to stick to power outages and trees, outages are likely. maybe have some place you can go, if you're staying put, put logs on the fire, stay warm if you can, get extra blankets. it will get cold quickly. coastal flood warning to the shore, major coastal impacts as well. gusts to 60. beach i erosion rotation, major coastal flooding

as far as paul ryan is concerned, will we see more of these messages? will this be a regular occurrence? that all year see long, there is not a lot they have to do because of what happened last fall. john boehner really cleaned the bar out with what he said he would do and he did a pretty good job of it. they don't have to deal with debt ceiling or a highway bill. before theve to do elections is appropriations bills and you can see them just packaging those. the end of september is there a deadline, about a month before the election. you can see them not wanting to take a tough vote on the spending bills to they can take that to be on the election. at the same time, paul ryan is a big committee guy, he says we will do this from the bottom up and that is why the conference was so restive, he says he will do it differently. he has headed the budget committee and the ways and means committee, so he will want to do everything through appropriations committees and that will be interesting to watch because the republicans, with their budgets every year, they

for me, quite a bit too far actually. it made me quite upset. i felt like my kids were being used more as a pawn or a photo opt or a chance for her to promote herself rather than for the kids to even be there. cara: fiorina' s campaign manager released a statement, saying she has kids at her speeches on a regular basis. donald trump is still enjoying a big lead over senator ted cruz. a new fox news poll finds that he' s leading with 34% of the vote 14-points better than cruz. senator marco rubio is the only other candidate to earn double digits, with 11% of the vote. struggling candidate ben carson explains what it' s going to take for him to climb in the polls on matter of fact tomorrow morning. you can see his interview with wesh 2 at 10:00. already feeling the colder temperatures outside. we are even talking some freeze warnings. we' ll keep an eye on those later tonight. here is dave. dave: we are talking about freeze warnings for much of the forecast area. north and west of the i-4 core door. temperatures are hoverin

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so far so good. we have no snow fallling from the sky in massachusetts, although we have some flurries developing and this is in central connecticut and drying up before hitting the ground and probably in southwestern connecticut and this snow shield will left to the north. hour-by-hour in the forecast, late this morning into this afternoon, that is when the snow begins along the south towards the mass pike by noon. see light snowflakes in boston and that, accumulation doesn't get going here until the evening and that is where we expect the bull's eye to be and with that northeast wind off of the ocean water and sudden morning, one direction changes and we're good to go the rest of the afternoon and weekend snow total, here it is. through tomorrow morning, one to three-each range. lesser amounts to the north. the ski country, you're missing out on the big storm. three- to six-inch range for the south shore here. six to 10 inches of snow, cape cod and the islands and that is where we added higher snow

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both sides are moving quite well for you so far. if you're traveling on 395 this early morning, so far so good. pretty much from the beltway all the way up towards the district and back again, no significant issues. right here at king street, keep in mind, if you did get snow, some of the lucky ones to get a little bit of snow, you could find icy patches out there. be careful as you're headed out of your neighborhood. >>> we have this developing story out of pakistan right now where 14 people including 12 officers, police officers are dead after a big explosion. this appears to be the work of a suicide bomber at a polio center. health workers have been the target of several terror attacks in recent years. so far no one has claimed responsibility for this attack. eun, we're working to find out more. >>> thank you, angie. police montgomery county have arrested a third suspect after a man was found dead in silver spring last december. police say this man left maryland in an attempt to avoid arrest. two other suspects have been charged

>>james: the doctor is so far pretty and at the which was earlier but so far out of a nice little breakoff of the water run with 37 comes into 101 test. >>anny hong: we have quite a few things to cover and the weather center of the flooding the high surf ski also the wind of this talk about the rain this morning because a lot of you're getting your day going to what looked like the morning commute distance and a light rain is on to be really like and not the most well-organized system. >>anny hong: it continues to turn the clock and you see some spots will be dry and just to get areas of my friend out there for much time at 3:00 is a few scattered showers are possible things really get on the principle to restore to pickup it is dangerous out there do be careful. >>anny hong: enough to get we have the mobile application you could download for free. >>robin winston: 16 and this is the south 101 drive times come from the north bank became a best behavior 80 is quiet 101 esquire the next four great to me on 58 west and the toll plaza across the bridge such drive times if you're about to le

showers remain possible in far uthern counties. tonight clears out, with a slight chance for tn border snow. lows drop to freezing or below. friday brings sunny skies and seasonable temperatures back to the mid-50s. 3 ((wrap up)) 3*********hold****** *********hold******3 we're watching this in the pit crew traffic center.accident delaysyou are looking live at: 3 3 there's a smell lingering in southern greenville county -- and people living in the area say its so bad... at times.. its nauseating. nauseating.they say a local landfill is to blame... and they're hoping county leaders will take action to fix the smelly situation. 3 fox carolina ashley minelli is live at columbia baptist church... can you smell anything now? 3 ad lib about smell.... 3 3 - dhec confirmed odor comnig from twin chimneys landfill- operators: told people living here some fixes have been made - pastor of columbia baptist: smell has gotten so bad, affecting the community 3 3 3 you can smell it in the church, all around. the property values have gone down, no on

overnight low has dropped down to about 2 above zero so far this morning.ighs all weekend only in the mid-20s which means you need to dress in layers. today our numbers 40s and 50s. 47 degrees at lake berryessa. 52 in mountain view. winds will blow up to 10 miles per hour. that adds a little bit of a chill to the air. there is your partly sunny saturday. there you have an inch of rain on sunday, tuesday rains and gusty winds through wednesday with only a slight chance of showers on thursday. obviously, the weather pattern is change and gianna that means we're going to be busy next. >> right now, with very quiet dry conditions, no delays, accidents or incidents to report. if anything comes in most of it's been on the right shoulder and it's been cleared quickly. here's a live look at the bay bridge right now. you can see very easy travel conditions out of oakland into san francisco. all of your approaches to the bay bridge look good. in fact, no delays off the eastshore freeway. or as you work your way out of the maze, golden gate has been very quiet. we are

continues most accumulations rise/accumulations diminish after midnightlow: 24tomorrow early am snow far east counties partly sunny & breezyhigh: 32 as for the weekend, some areas in northern kentucky will see snow showers or flurries continue into the morning, but most areas will only see clouds. some gradual clearing will lead to fair skies late into the day or evening. highs will reach the low 30s.sunday, partly to mostly sunny skies will push afternoon highs into with the timing of this storm... and some many variables... there is a concern about people trying to get home just as the snow is really coming down. down.that is why so many schools and businesses are already closing. closing. let's take a look...(adlib- closings) been on duty overnight pre- treating roads.they're ready for a busy night.with the timing of the storm... if you're trying to get some when the snow hits... remember the trucks trying to clear the roads will be out there too. 12:23:15 i see a lot of people trying to pass out salt trucks. let our salt trucks do their job and try to stay behind them and not pass th

as far as temperatures, 48-51. it is warm out. the duplicates are very low, in low, and the teens. -- in the teens. by 8:00, 40. a flurry toward franklin, it could happen. i will tell you more about what we expect in a few minutes. tom: have the wavy weather app handy on your phone to check the temperature where ever you are. nicole: a horrifying ordeal for a hotel worker in elizabeth city. a man attacked her and raped je her. aeron nicholas etheridge faces a number of charges. andy: the clerk said the hotel had been communicating amongst themselves about the guy staying it was not bad enough to call police. that is until last night. aeron nicholas etheridge has been in trouble before. he just got out of jail for violating a restraining order. he lured the 17-year-old clerk to ishis room. >> he closed the door, locked the door, and he tied her hands. andy: she does not want us to use her name. he says he left the hotel because of the made discovering -- maid discovering drugs. >> i had to put more money on his room. drives his bac

the higher amounts occured in far southwestern iowa. skies will be cloudy overnight with temperatures in the low teens by early wednesday. icy road conditions on i-80 campaign volunteer for republican ben carson. 25-year-old braden joplin was traveling with several carson campaign staffers this afternoon... when officials say.. their van hit a patch of ice near atlantic.. the van flipped on its side, and was hit by another car. paramedics took three staffers to an atlantic hospital... they were treated and released. joplin was flown to a hospital in omaha... where he died hours later. carson is there tonight... to meet with joplin's family. the countdown to the iowa caucuses is creating a frenzy of activity across iowa.. presidential hopefuls are changing their pace from a marathon to an all-out sprint... as the clock ticks down to february first.. tonight.. donald trump pulled out all the stops in ames.. by bringing alaska you ready for a commander in chief who will let our warriors job and go kick isis ass. former alaska governor and

here is what we know so far. there have been six explosions in the central district district of jakarta near the presidential palace and u.n. offices. at least 17 people have been killed. a grenade was thrown at the police station station. security forces are at the scene and there is an exchange of gunfire going on. the latest from richard martin. >> reporter: the explosions tore through jakarta's down town area. at least six separate explosions and then gunfire. a multi prongd attack close to the united nations and a popular shopping mall. >> translation: we cannot be afraid. we cannot be defeated by these terror attacks and i urge people to stay calm because everything is under control. >> reporter: indonesian television has released these pictures of a man they say is a suspect. he is carrying a gun. one bomb is known to have gone off near a star bucks cafÉ and a police post was destroyed in one of the blasts. the attacks were concentrated around tam rin street, a bus ee thoroughfare in central jakarta which

by the time you got to the frontier in the far north, you are so far from the seat of power in mexico city and iberia, that the region about this on characteristics. you can see in the county map what i have marked. we are used to the idea that spain claimed half of the united states. that was on paper. the areas shaded are areas that were actually colonized by spain prior to the u.s. annexations. this map largely corresponds to the map today with slight exceptions. essentially, it is the same. most americans are aware it is a place apart, were hispanic societal norms and language few realize that among mexicans, nortenos have a certain reputation. the north long been a hotbed of democratic reform in revolutionary sentiment. various parts of the region, before the annexations, try to break off from the rest of mexico and try to form independent buffer states, between the two federations. there was the republic of the rio grande. the republic of texas. it was not austin and his anglo followers. they were backed by the entire spanish-speaking elite of the province of texas. that was the

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so far there' s no word on any suspects or motive. stewart: also in marion county, sheriff' s deputies now say that an ocala woman, who was found dead in her home on north-west highway 225-a earlier this week, was the victim of a home invasion robbery. investigators believe someone broke into tamara bedenbaugh' s home, killed her, and then made off with her jewelry. bedenbaugh was known to wear a gold necklace, earrings, and a so far, those items have not been recovered. right now, osceola county deputies are looking for a group of men involved in a brutal home invasion. this happened yesterday in st. cloud, at a home on rachel lin lane in the east lake reserve subdivision. police say the group made their way into a home, tied up and robbed a man, his girlfriend, and her daughter, all at gunpoint. the ordeal lasted more than six hours. >> what does that tell you, they stayed at the house for so long? >> we are trying to put all of the pieces of the puzzle together. that is a larger timeframe. stewart: investigators are right now unsur

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so far it has been pleasant and not much in the way of rainfall . the just a few isolated showers moving into southwest portions of the loans. we do have a freezing rain advisory for the northern portions of the midlands. that will come until late and continue until noon tomorrow, including newberry, fairfield and kershaw county. you want to be careful over these bridges and overpasses. the rain will continue to develop overnight. freezing rain but otherwise look for cold rain with the temperatures dropping wn to the low 30s. >> tomorrow. freezing weather and 380 are low and is there absent will see potential for wintry mix tomorrow night and tomorrow morning. we will break the forecast down minutes. some of the state emergency management division, said now is the time to plan a case, the storm causes power outages are making traveling dangerous. have nonperishable food items on hand, blankets to get warm and get a portable charger.>> don't use your phone as much and say that type of thing for emergencies. text to first and talk later. send a text m

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so far crews have righted two of the cars. each holds 100 tons of sulfuric acid. >> back in 1993 there was a sulfuric acid leak from one railcar in richmond, and it september a toxic cloud from richmond all the way to pittsburg and sent 7,000 people to the hospital. >> hazmat officials say the cars are designed to be safe under such circumstances. >>> federal officials are now on scene and investigating that greyhound bus crash that killed two women yesterday morning in san jose. in the last half-hour that bus was moved from a tow yard in gilroy down to holster. maureen nail hear more -- maureen nailer has more on these developments. >> reporter: what was once a greyhound bus is now a massive piece of mangled evidence. investigators moved from the a toe yard to another location in holster to allow them more room. >> when you see it in person and think of all the people and devastation, i just feel horrible for them. >> reporter: eight ntsb investigators are trying to figure out what caused the bus to careen into a highway barr

thing just went too far to the south. you know this is one of these had dayses of advance that had with a going to hit. so, obviously every shut down people staying in their homes, travel clearly not recommended here. but notice near you city the snow wouldn't hit new york until later on tonight. it is starting to snow now in philadelphia, washington. there is snow on the southern part of ohio. and kentucky, and tennessee, as well. so, let's zoom in to our area here. southeast of canton, you might get a little bit of snow tonight. it will be less than an inch but that's about at far north as it gets. here 7:00 this evening. that's when thing are really going start to get bad. in baltimore, and washington. that's when the blizzard conditions are going to hit. and you are going see throughout night and tomorrow morning going to be bad scene it will be snowing tomorrow morning, new york, philadelphia. . through new jersey here. and, two feet possibly as much as three feet of snow and all said and done even through the snowin

far western kentucky. and this is the best chance. this is enhanced risk for severe weather from memphis toward northern mississippi. slightly less chance here. we are in slight risk. yellow area in cincinnati. we could have couple of storms with strong winds. cold front will push through. and thunderstorms can beef up the winds. so something we will watch for tuesday evening. much of tuesday is dry. most of the rain toward second half of the day. wednesday into thursday. not look inbad. could see a stray shower mixed with snowflakes late wednesday. 38 thursday to friday. could see about the same thing like we are wednesday. few light showers. rain mixed with snow. nothing accumulating over the next seven days. it looks nice and dry. >> anchor: is this confusing the trees and grass. >> weather: one day 60 the next day 20s. >> anchor: flowers pop out and then cold and there they go. >> weather: false alarm. >> anchor: better than freezing. thank you brandon. still ahead this morning. recap of the day's headlines. comes home. players be

dulles 23.5 snow so far. that gives credence to the big difference between the airports and you can see how much they're getting off towards our west. around frederick maryland, up towards gaithersburg where melanie is you're talking in the order of 2 feet. leesburg, virginia over 2 feet of snow. bowie, maryland came in around 16 inches. we got our first 30 inches in winchester virginia. that's where the heavy snow is. so very very impressive totals. thank you to everyone who is sending in what you've got. the the wind the other half of the story and i would say we're finally seeing wind gusts over 30 miles per hour for just about everyone. so even though kind of took a while to get all the sustained winds going, they're here and we've got pliz ard conditions just about everywhere with the combination of the heavy snow and all the wind. temperatures too, it's still cold. we were kind of thinking maybe these temperatures would warm up closer to freezing. we did see an area, a really good area of some sleet lat

lavrov hasn't arrived yet as far as we have seen. what they have to resolve is who is entitled to attend those talks which are due to happen in just five days time. remember, the u.n. resolution 2254, passed back in december, it set a framework for dialogue which was supposed to take place between the syrian regime and opposition figures and then a political transition leading to elections due to take place sometime in the middle of next year. it's quite a tight timetable. who is going to represent the opposition and what has happened is that although we had a riyadh conference of opposition leadership which appeared to get a group together, russia has now come forward with an alternative group which it wants to see around the table too, effectively turning it from a tie an gu lar table-- try an gau lar table with include two sets of opposition. that could prove extremely difficult to negotiate. will the new group of oppositions be acceptable to the current riyadh grouping of opposition. that's unclear. can you actually get a group t

so far, no power outages that we know of. i'm looking at the streetlights on right now, as well as the stop lights. fortunately, no outages that we are aware of. with the snow and the wet snow, that is something hato keep an eye out on. geoff: folks are hunkered inside, so to speak. >> it's funny, people were told to stay inside. most restaurants and everything are closed. you can see here, a woman traversing the avenue with an umbrella. there are some folks braving it. if you're going to do that, you should be safe. a little bit of fun, they are now allowing sledding on capitol hill, which is something that was previously not allowed. in a few hours. geoff: you need to get in on that. that something a good shot for social media. allyson: absolutely. geoff: he was like q the people -- cue the people walking. thank you. allyson: stay warm. geoff: don't forget, we have your forecast and delays posted at wyff4.com as well as our mobile app. pamela: the storm system, going out with a bang. another nice dose of snow. a lot of snow

so far. sunset a at 4:50 p.m. that will get you hopefully through tuesday, if you bundle up. so bob kelly, it was a shocker, wasn't to it walk out the the door. >> it was. we were talking when you park in the garage for first time i hit the cold air is when i walk into get my coffee and boy you are right, minus four, is the wind chill this morning, so come on, bundle it up. you are lucky, if you upgraded to the seat warming package in that new car you have there. live lot at the blue route 476 light volume, no problems or delays here between mid county all the way into downtown but coming into downtown the vine street expressway not only do we have construction here between the schuylkill and broad street, but there is a couple of the offer head grids where the the traffic lights, not the traffic lights but overhead street lamps are out and light are also out. traffic lights right here near the art museum, i'm in the the sure if it had construction related or in the the but just some issues to deal with this morning. south on 295, construction right here near the the 42 freew

showers remain possible in far southern counties. tonight clears out, with a slight chance for tn border snow. lows drop to freezing or below. friday brings sunny skies and seasonable temperatures back to the mid-50s. 3 ((wrap up)) 3*********hold****** *********hold******we're watching this in the pit crew center.you are looking live at: 3 3 there's a smell 3 lingering in southern greenville county -- and people living in the area say its so bad... at times.. its nauseating. nauseating.they say a local landfill is to blame... and they're hoping county leaders will take action to fix the smelly situation. 3 fox carolina ashley minelli is live at columbia baptist church... can you smell anything now? 3 ad lib about smell.... 3 - dhec confirmed odor comnig from twin chimneys landfill- operators: told people living here some fixes have been made - pastor of columbia baptist: smell has gotten so bad, affecting the community 3 3 3 3 you can smell it in the church, all around. the property values have gone down, no one is moving into this c

lou things looking so far? >> so far, unfortunately, not so good. futures already pointing lower. that's because china stock market plunged 7% on that first day of trading for the year. data showed manufacturing contracted for fifth straight month. trading in china actually was haltedment meanwhile, the dow and the s&p here in the u.s. had their first negative year in 2015 since the financial crisis. nasdaq, though, did manage to finish the year in positive territory. so hopefully today not a foreshadow whatever is to come in 2016. >> better 2016. also of course new year, a lot of americans, the time we think about our finances, right? what can you tell us? >> survey from alliance life finds thirds of americans are making financial resolutions for this year. so this includes creating emergency funds, paying off credit card debt and budgeting, expert say it is real important to have specific time oriented goals to better stay on track. that's definitely makes a loft sense. erika? >> we'll check back in a month, see how the gomes are many doggie a long, jill, thanks so much. >> exac

the focus for precipitation through this afternoon will be the far northern sierra and far northeast california as intensifying orographics and the leading edge of a moderate pwat tap reaches that area. snow levels in northeast california look like they have risen to near 6000 feet this morning per observations in mixed/non-valley areas and they should remain elevated through most of tonight. therefore, despite the possibility of 6 or more inches of snow above 6000 feet through early monday, impacts are expected to remain minimal across northeast california north of tahoe so no winter statements have been issued. farther south in tahoe, heavier precipitation is that can help feed children in need during the summer months. kolo 8 news nows chris buckley has the story. the nevada departmet of agricuture is looking for organizations... that can feed school-aged kids during the summer months. "we need for them to contact us and we will ge thtem through the application process and give them training they will vend the meals or cook themselves and serve during the summertime." it's a feder

silly to surprisingly candid. >> how far you can wander around up there in your underwear, how far can you get before there's, like, people, and it's not cool? >> it's not cool, generally, wandering around in my underwear. >> how many world leaders do you think are just completely out of their mind? >> a pretty sizable percent. >> quijano: the president, who rarely gets to drive, took seinfeld's 1963 corvette for a spin around the white house grounds. a tremendous ship named "the benjamin franklin," "big ben" for short, pulled into oakland, california, today after narrowly making it under the golden gate bridge. at 1,300 feet, it's longer than the empire state building and the largest cargo ship ever to dock in the u.s. a unique program is giving troubled kids a second chance. how are they doing one year that's next. except that managing my symptoms was all i was doing. and when i finally told my doctor, he said humira is for adults like me who have tried other medications but still experience the symptoms of moderate to severe crohn's disease. and that in clinical studies, the majorit

so far they have raised $18,000 so far. coming up at 5:00, erika glover gives us a better idea of what the cleanup process is looking like this morning. >>> pull out your sweaters this morning, south florida is getting a taste of winter this week. tourists and locals bundled up in sweaters, coats and scarves and all to stay warm during the lower mperatures. some restaurants are hopefully using space heaters the keep their clients warm. and although some are happy to experience some cooler ch. >> every year we have the cold weather, but this is not my favorite. i came from new york. >> miami stopped in their tracks make it sweater weather. certainly no bikini weather for gear. >>> i've never seen anything like it, no, it happens every season. we have a few days on thcool side. not record-breaking at all but quite a change from the very rm winter we've had so far. another dry day for you in your first-alert forecast. live first-alert doppler, the only live radar on the air here in south florida. we do have rain chances to tal

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here is what we see as far as the accumulations are concerned. we are still on track for baltimore and washington area to pick up anywhere from 18 to 26 inches of snow. even three feet. this snow will last winds will start gusting at 50 miles per hour. snow could be falling at two to four miles per hour. hour. philadelphia, new jersey and western p.a., we are looking snow. miles per hour. snow upwards of 18 inches. new york city, we're going to stay with of snow. the snow will start morning. but we'll start to see those gusts pick up to about 55 miles per hour. and the winds will going to be a big problem, lester. we're going to be looking at gale-force winds that push water up against, so we look for beach erosion and coastal flooding and a lot of power lines coming down as well. >> al, you'll be on the "today" show tomorrow morning with the latest. we'll look for that. >>> this is really just the start of the travel nightmare this storm is creating. it is beginning to paralyze air travel along the east coast with a ripple skt across the country

as far as the west coast, i mentioned the heavy rain early today. we have another storm off the coast and with it we'll get additional rain. and even through sunday is probably the best day of the two over the weekend for the west. >> that is when we'll anticipate the sunshine. >>> in entertainment will smith is joining his wife on the sofa on oscar night. >> at this current time we're say that this is okay. >> smith is supporting his wife who's boycotting the oscars due to lack of racial diversity among nominees. >>> in theaters this weekend, a bad mouthed robert deniro tricks his son zac efron into taking a road trip in dirty grandpa. what a role for dinero. >>> and the fifth wave anticipates a fifth wave of disaster further destroying earth. celine dion held a memorial service for her husband yesterday. and tom cruz is starise is starring in a revival of the mummy. >> and this jab at the jonas brothers. >> winter storm jonas, it wasn't that strong until it got its brothers jonas and -- hit after hit -- unstoppable. even if she gets a stain she'll

so far, no word on the full extent of the damage. the hotel has been closed for renovations for three years, and was expected to re-open in march. gabrielle: a california man, arrested more than 70 times for panhandling, has been arrested again. police say 43-year-old kevin joy, was most recently picked up at an intersection in the of fresno. joy has been cited or arrested for similar violations 11 times within the last 18 days, and over 60 times in 2015. during his arrest monday, he was caught carrying some $1800 in cash. authorities say joy has been repeatedly offered city resources to improve his situation, but has instead for money. now to california, and a puppy pursuit. after he high-speed chase, officers tried to track down six dogs in the suspect's car. the chase started last night when the driver failed to stop. when the car was stopped, three dogs ran out of the car and onto the freeway. police were able to wrangle the dogs. the driver is in custody, and all six dogs are being cared for by animal care services. nigel: a rar