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minneapolis. minneapolis your high temperature just forecast to reach 2 degrees. teens for you in chicago. as we head further they a-- fur forecast in the 60's. >>> and a new record for the power ball jackpot. $1.4 million now up for grabs and it could climb even higher before tomorrow night's drawing. all six numbers could land you a lump sum cash payment of $868 million. this jackpot has been rolling over since november 4th. got to buy your ticket. >> the thing is, it will continue to grow until they do it on wednesday. we will see what the final numbers are then. >> still to come it is 11 minutes after the top of the hour. brand new includes in the international murder mystery of an american artist with her friends just revealed that could help police crack the case. >> an i-- a woman taking her kis to school have a truck axle go right through her car. >> leonardo dicaprio, what he said about this moment we showed you with lady gaga. >> donald trump on the show tonight. >> i am not saying s tight, but there's a giant wall around the building and we had to pay for it. i think it landed last tuesday. one second it's there. then, woosh, it's gone. i swear i saw it swallow seven people. seven. i just wish one of those people could have been mrs. johnson. 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"fox & friends first" continues right now. ♪ >> little blake shelton to help you get started this morning. good morning. welcome to "fox & friends first". i am lea gabrielle. >> thank you for joining us it is half past the top of the hour. we begin with this an incredible inside look into the take down of mexico's most wanted drug lord. (gunfire) >> now we are learning the fight to bring joaquin el chapo guzma to the u.s. could take a very long time. >> kelly wright is live with us with more. >> the violent and dramatic shootout is also known as operation black swan. they have mexican marines equ equipped with go pro cameras. they are going to his compound while engaging in fierce gunfire. he escaped the raid but was arrested a short time later. the marine's mission coming after mexican authorities that track guzman through his cell phones and electronic exchanges. they were aware sean penn interviewed el chapo for rolling stone magazine. pen telling the associated press he has nothing to hide about his piece. arthur ardel law says penn might be right. >> there's no accusations from what i have heard sean penn helped had him in any way. he interviewed him and he's speaking to someone who may be wanted by the law in and of himself. >> el chapo is in military confinement in the same prison he escaped from six months ago. >> he shouldn't be extradited. there are laws based on a fair constitution. in this case our country's national sovereignty must be respected. >> the attorney general says it may take a year to extradite the drug kingpin. >>> thank you, kelly. no you to a fox news alert. this one happening in ohio. a family of four now dead in a massive house explosion southeast of cleveland. the explosion rocking the entire community. neighbors running to the rescue veemi screaming to the family signed. a mother, father, two daughters ages 8 and 12 all killed. >> fire crews remain on the scene trying to figure out what caused the blast. >> a manhunt this morning for three people who may be linked to the gunmen who tried to execute a philadelphia cop. they know the names of at least two men believed to be a part of a larger network to target and kill officers. and archer has admitted he opened fire on jessie hartnett in the name of islam after pledgingal league against to isis. he faces attempted murder among other charges. they are trying to determine if a terror organization paid for archer's travel to the middle east. >> isis is claiming responsibility for a deadly attack at a mall yesterday. warning there is worse to come. 18 people were killed 50 others injured all started when a gunman detonated a car bomb and opened fire while storming into a shopping center. the attack lasted all of 8 hours. >>> the bombs blowing up a warehouse with millions of isis cash inside. the storage facility in mosul iraq housed the money that used to pay jihadi troops. u.s. officials say they plan to strike mortar gets. >>> fox business network releases the lineup for the next gop debate. one candidate already saying he's going to skip the whole thing. kristin fisher is following us with the latest. >> this debate lineup was determined by the results of national and state polls in new hampshire and iowa. >> it is not fair for the media to determine the race. rand paul says he will not participate in the debate. >> i won't participate in anything that is not first tier because we have a first tier debate. >> paul and carly fiorina were givin' a spot in the 6:00 p.m. debate along with mike huckabee and rick santorum. the chairman of the rnc says this goes to show you how competitive the field is in 2016. >> debates are breaking records as well compared to the debates a few years ago. >> donald trump will be at the center podium. he has 18 points according to a university poll. in iowa he's in a tight battle with ted cruz. it gives a 2 point advantage. he was on "the tonight show" and told jimmy fallon he's looking forward to the debate but not doing much to prepare. >> i have sort of been preparing for 30 years. they could ask you a million questions. you can't sit down and prepare. >> the debate will be on the fox business network. the prime time debate starts at 9:00. this is much see tv with the iowa caucus less than three weeks away. >> kristin fisher. thank you. with less than three weeks to iowa democratic party affiliation is at a record low. that's according to a new gallup poll. 42 percent of americans identify as independent. 29 percent as democrats and 26 percent as republicans. fox news senior political analyst brit hume says this election could come down to the independent vote. >> i think this election is the republicans to lose. for the reasons that poll suggests because it is very hard for a party to elect the nominee three times in a row because the president's popularity or at least his job approval rating is under water and i don't see a lot of things out there that might change that. this should be the republican's election to lose. however, if you look at the polling among independents and the republicans need to win the independents and win them by a lot more than mitt romney did. mitt romney won it by 5 points, something like that. that's not going to be enough. they need to win the independent's big. both donald trump and ted cruz are under water with independents. that could mean the republican party with a great chance might lose it because they nominate a candidate that won't draw independents. >>> according to the gallup poll this is the 5th straight year out of at least four out of ten of those identify as dependents. >> turning now to some weather news, your first degree forecast, winter whiplash hitting across much of the country. >> heavy snow, wind and rain slamming many regions today. maria molina is in the weather center with what we can expect. >> hi heather and leeann. talking about frigid temperatures this morning across parts of the upper midwest and also the snowfall really coming down especially lakes erie and ontario. that's where areas could see a foot of snow through out the day today. they have been getting pummelled with snow out there. they were yesterday at least. they will continue through out the day today. we have a quick moving clipper system bringing snow over parts of the midwest. in ohio we could be seeing as much as 3-6 inches of snow. watch out for dangerous driving conditions there. indiana light snowfall and eventually scattered snow showers are forecast across the northeast through the day. really the heavy stuff is going to be across parts of new england. across maine that's where you are looking at a foot of snow accumulation across the system. temperatures right now you are below zero in places like minneapolis say. chilly this morning but as we head into the afternoon not bad for this time of year. 60's and 50's forecast across places like atlanta and new orleans down into tampa. >> maria molina live for us. thank you. >> the college football title is heading back to tus cal lutusca. it is alabama's fourthi title i seven years. they scored 24 points in the 4th quarter to take the lead from the tigers. this the this is the coach's 5th national champ yn ship leaving him one short from the most in history. >> the packers and chiefs scared off in super bowl number one. the historic game will reair on friday night. the game has been lost because of missing and erased tapes. the new reconstructed version will have original play calls modern graphics and social media interaction. not in color for you but green bay won the game 35-10. >> i posted that on the twitter page when that news broke. take a look at that if you want an advanced look. >> the mother of the affluenza teen hours from freedom. t

minneapolis here. minneapolis has the big nfl playoff game going on sunday. they are going to see the snow now. behind the snow. in minneapolis they will lucky to be hit single digit. wind chills are going to be below zero for the game on sunday with the seattle seahawks. it's going to go down in the top 10 as one of the coldest nfl playoff games on record. that will be sunday in minneapolis. i will be watching that game just to see everybody bundled up. of course, the record is in green bay 1967 at the ice bowl game. 39 uinb chicago. -- 39 in chicago. you can see the arctic air spilling and from the north. cloudy skies for us, patches of dog and drizzle. -- fog and drizzle. more of the same tomorrow. morning clouds, areas of drizzle and fog giving way to showers by late in the day. high 50 in the upstate, 47 in the mountains. some of the ring could briefly be moderate to heavy at times. the front goes by, breezy conditions with partly sunny but windy in the lanterns and turning corners -- in the mountains and turning colder. a few showers, especially when u get closer to the tennessee line. a cold today with sunshine on sund

minneapolis. something interesting, minneapolis, the seahawks come to minneapolis this sunday to play their playoff game. right now, it looks like it will be zero degrees or one degree. maybe below zero for the actual temperatures. the high temperature, zero. incredible. wind chills will be about 10-20 agrees below zero. one of the coldest playoff games in history. i will definitely be watching that game. the seahawks against the vikings in minneapolis. most of the country cooling down , especially the northern half and all the way out, phoenix 53 with scattered showers. in the mountains, in arizona, it is snowing. flagstaff could end up with two feet of snow over the next 24 hours. rain likely after midnight in the upstate, low 41. patchy rain after midnight in the mountains, overnight low 36. patchy fog forming, along with drizzle especially in the morning. otherwise, staying cloudy and chilly. high upper 40's across the western carolinas in northeastern georgia. unsettled weather continues tomorrow night, another storm system brings us rain. rain on saturday, especially in the morning, tapering

minneapolis. wow. it's cold. a warming trend, six degrees in minneapolis. six degrees. they were negative six to start the nfl playoff game yesterday in minneapolis with the seahawks against the vikings. i watched the game. wow, was it cold. third coldest nfl playoff game on record in minneapolis yesterday. negative one in minneapolis -- in international falls. this clipper will produce snow in the great lakes in the upper midwest. 7:00 this evening, dry with a few clouds for us. this evening, and overnight, another arctic blast comes in. snow showers possible behind the front and ahead of the front. as the front passes by, the wind will pick up tomorrow. quite strong, maybe snow showers in the northern bounds of north carolina and the closer you get to the tennessee line. maybe a few flurries in asheville. low 29 tonight in the upstate, 22 in the mountains. and windy. high in the upper 40's. 34 in the morning, warming into the mid 40's. it will feel even colder with the wind. snow flurries possible tomorrow in the mountains, most snow will be west and north of asheville. becoming very windy, strong winds in the afternoon especially late, high 42

coast line and into florida, and then this next little system, just clipping parts of minneapolis. parts of minneapolis. and bringing them a little bit of snow. around much of the west, it has been so quiet. a nice change of pace from the storms that have been whipping around through here. and things will be looking pretty quiet and calm as we go throughout the next couple of days. and only warming up in the temperature department, too. here it is. 7:00 tomorrow morning. no issues on that drive. it is beautiful. and whether you're going up i- 70 to the mountains, tomorrow afternoon, or evening. and no wet weather to deal with. and then by tomorrow night, we will have a couple of high level clouds, sitting over the city. and we need some more snowfall around here. we have only had about three inches for the month of january. and putting our seasonal snowfall right now at 26.1 inches. typically by the calendar season we should be around 57. so we need more. and that's exactly what is going to be going on in our forecast. our jet stream map, just indicating that that big trough of low pressure is going to

chicago, green barks minneapolis, st. paul. minneapolis is at five below. unbelievable. morning commute, a few scattered snow showers easter. once we move through the things out. but look at these temperatures. only in the lower teens. here are your bands of lake- effect snow tomorrow morning. notice wooster, akron, elyria, cleveland not seeing much snow at all. the snow is mostly north and east. so that is good news. still there 8:00 tomorrow morning, then we push it out. we get sunshine. by 2:00, 3:00 tomorrow we are dry. but look at this. this is tomorrow evening. we've got more snow late tomorrow into tuesday. so a definite pattern change here bringing inmore more -- look at this area. geneva, chardon, ashtabula, possibly two to four inches. but the big story will be the windchills, zero to four below. morning snow shower tomorrow, then for the most part we are just cold and windy. high temperatures tomorrow near 20. windchills could drop to near 0 even during the day. more snow showers monday into tuesday, and then tuesday into wednesday. so these clippers, these fr

minneapolis tomorrow @including minneapolis @tomorrow. @here is sky tower. @we are dry. @many dry hours to be had. @first hint of isolated storms. @now there is some rain over @these waters. @the radar doesn't quite reach @this point. @our showers, our actual @showers over land racing to @the east of the pan handle. @energy from the gulf that @moves from west to east and as @it does so will quickly move @through. @we will have to monitor the @possibility of one to two @stronger storms don't be @surprised to see rumbles of @thunder west of winter haven @east of i-75. @that is where there is @officially a marginal risk for @severe weather. @not widespread, isolated @coverage at best. @here is futurecast, lunchtime @maybe a little sun. @by 3:00 the sky tower radar @app. @isolated storms near the gulf @waters. @these move in and could stick @around until 7, 8:00 tonight. @our new model a little bushish @not showing much rain. @then after 10:00 tonight, we @will be watching those rain @chances drop. @tomorrow, a drier day for us. @quick round of storms late @tonight. @50% coverage. @increasing clouds. @75 here near 80 inland. @quick round of storms ends @before you know it. @a few hour time frame. @70 looks to be drier tomorrow. @mild near the afternoon with a @mix of sun and clouds. @light chop if you are doing @any boating today. @do it before the rain moves on @in. @here is our seven-day forecast @here is our seven-day @forecast, cooler midweek. @60s for highs. @40s for lows and more potent @low could make it our way @thursday night, so something @else to watch with a very @active jet stream in play. @>> all right, lindsay, thank @you. @>>> the first in the nation @primary is a month away. @fox news correspondent takes a @look at what the candidates @are doing to gain voters in @new hampshire. @>> reporter: they are the same @fresh fails that pound the new @hampshire pavement. @at this point toe over frozen @walkways, talking to voters. @>> the governor from ohio @running in the presidential @>> they are not campaign @volunteers. @working for a super pac @supporting john kasich. @>> what we are doing at new @day what the campaigns would @do, direct contact. @door to door. @going to events. @>> reporter: super pacs are @wielding more influence. @armed with digitally mind data @armed with digitally mind @data. @>> yearlooks, church @memberships. @and a lot of consumer data @that you can bring into this. @>> welcome back to new @hampshire. @>> reporter: such a crowded @field, the ground game is more @important this year than @decades. @>> still undecided. @>> reporter: nearly half of @voters say they can change @their minds so marco rubio's @campaign is using every scrap @of day they can dig up to @identify potential supporters. @>> will voters be surprised @how much @marketwatch @how much you know about them. @>> i think you probably would. @>> reporter: a good ground @game can pull a candidate back @from the brink. @afterthought until his @campaign went all out. @>> a couple months things @didn't look that great. @and scott, what are you doing. @what is going on. @i said give it time. @he is working @he is working hard. @>> reporter: perhaps the @candidate with the mores @riding on the ground game is @jeb bush. @we went from 4th to 8th place @here. @after beefing up, his @operation is battling back. @>> important to capture these @raindrops when you leave the @meetings with candidates. @what they feel about the @candidate. @what they like about the @candidate. @who else they like. @who they don't like. @what issues they care about. @>> reporter: despite months of @polling, many voters in new @hampshire are only now @beginning to look at the @candidates. @new hampshire voters break @late, so the campaign with the @most intensive ground @most intensive ground @operation may be the one to @prevail. @in new hampshire, -- @manchester, new hampshire, @john roberts, fox news. @>>> today marks the 4th and @final day of the electronic @consumer show in las vegas. @techys from around the world @has been in sin city khevsh @out the latest and greatest @gadgets hitting store shelves. @korean electronic giant lg @unveiled, get this, an 18-inch @tv that rolls up like a @newspaper. @imagine that. @and samsung's new family hub @also allows you to order @groceries directly from your @refrigerate @refrigerator. @and may be -- from your @refrigerate. @it may be available as soon as @may. @>> off camera inside your @refrigerator. @you are in the store and you @think you miss something, you @can order it from fresh direct @also on your ren refrigerator @doors. @>> earlier in the week cars @that can respond to owner's @demands. @>>> blue bell ice cream is @facing another problem with @listeria. @the bacteria was recently @found in one of its production @plants in texas, but blue bell @said no listeria has been @found in any of their products @found in any of their @products. @in a statement the company is @cream produced for the @bacteria. @blue bell recalled its entire @line after listeria was found @on ice cream containers. @the company is under federal @investigation of the handling @of the contamination. @>>> one of the two men @arrested for having ties to @the islamic state made their @first appearance in court @yesterday. @23-year-old muhammed al-yahab @is currently enrolled at a @computer science at american @river college in sacramento. @he has been charged with lying @to investigators about travel @to investigators about @travelling to syria to join @the civil war there in 2014 @and 2015. @if convicted, he could face up @to eight years in prison. @>>> meanwhile, security has @become a big concern for this @monday's college championship @in phoenix. @there are more security @personnel for the championship @game than last year's super @bowl. @this comes as federal @authorities are warning of the @risk of terror attacks at @events. @tens of thousands of fans are @between amal and clemson. @i love that music. @of course today is the big day @for football fans. @the official start of the @playoffs. @everything kicks off at 4:30 @this afternoon. @kansas city chiefs are set to @take on the houston texans. @the chiefs will be looking to @finally get a playoff win. @they lost their past 8 playoff @match-ups. @then at 8:15, aed good game @too, the steelers and the @cincinnati bengals, without @starting quarterback andy @dalton and steps in aj mccar @dalton and steps in aj @mccarron. @the second-year quarterback @will get the bengals first @playoff win since 1991. @>>> and on the ice, the @lightning were flat the first @two periods with their game @with edmonton and able to @climb out of a 2-0 hole. @victor headman with a goal and @assist and stamkos. @lightning wins this one. @they head over to vancouver @tonight and play the canucks @at 10:00. @93-year-old woman who served @our country in world war ii @was honored earlier this week. @we will show you why she has @her sister to thank for @her sister to thank @her sister to thank. @>>> a great story. @one of the most moo eek homes @what happe right now, all you're thinking about is finding quick cover, so you can continue streaming your favorite show in the great outdoors. and you don't need a dead zone further interrupting your otherwise- perfect afternoon. echo from bright house networks. eliminates dead zones, so you can stream confidently all around your home. and now connect to... premier tv, 15 megabit internet and hd-dvr service... only $92 a month a 93-year-old woman is finally getting recognition for her service during world war two. fox's karen @getting recognition for her @service during world war ii. @we are told more on how she @has her sister to thank for @getting her involved. @>> reporter: as the civil air @patrol had coastal patrols and @military training and provided @search and rescue efforts @during world war ii. @squadron kept on track by @meticulously taking notes on @just about everything. @it started with liz who simply @stepped up because they needed @help. @>> we are prepared to do @anything we needed to do to @help our army. @>> reporter: but liz had a @love she couldn't resist, and @left to join the women's air @force service pilots. @>> why did i do that? @because i loved to fly @airplanes. @>> reporter: left her duty @>> reporter: left her duties @at the civil air pa tole. @her sister cici was happy to @record what was history in the @making. @>> i kept track of what was @going on at the meeting and @things that happened. @>> reporter: liz is draped in @medals, but now cici's turn. @she was receive a @congressional gold medal for @her service during the war. @>> very important. @i very much impressed by it. @>> reporter: liz is proud of @her sister and proud of her @own service to the civil air @patrol and the air force. @>> and i taught flying to the @and scared the hell out of @them. @but you see, i had to let them @know that i could handle it. @>> reporter: together they @have served our country, and @we are forever grateful. @>>> after a mysterious igloo @and in middle of a chicago @street, rumors immediately @started spreading who created @it. @this is david sudler. @one of his hobby @one of his hobbies is clearing @a sidewalk. @he said the 58-year-old @started it as a simple good @deed. @he lives in a condo across the @street which is the downtown @chicago igloo is sadly no @more, but it isn't because of @the weather. @a city streets and sanitation @reduced it to chunks of snow @and shovelled it out continue @to to a truck. @the guy who built it as you @heard david sutler said he was @just clearing the ice off the @sidewalk and decided to stack @the ice blocks together and @form a house. @that guy is creative. @>> lindsay: he is creative @maybe he thought a nice little @art project for the city of @chicago. @>> alcides: why not. @>> lindsay: i was a stounlded @of how dirty that snow looks. @kind of disgusting when you @look at it. @>> alcides: right by the @street. @>> anjuli: big city snow is @what you get. @. @>>> still to come, he has been @spotted peering into windows @but what is he up to. @>> anjuli: a noisy man that @has neighbors very nervous. @>>> he is been on run for six @months, but this morning he not yet. not yet. not yet. pull the peach! milk, fruit, cultures. good morning. thank y @ @>>> good morning to you and @thank you for joining us this @saturday for "good day tampa @bay." @i am anjuli davis. @>> alcides: i am alcides @>> alcides: i am alcides @segui. @and we will with in lindsay @but a look at the headlines. @>>> police are looking for the @person that broke into several @cars. @in the beacon woods community. @surveillance cameras caught @two photos of possible @suspects. @if you recognize them call the @pasco county sheriff's office. @>>> the city of st. pete is @start something to shop out @the vast acreage currently @occupied by prop can that @field. @as a part of it the rays would @have three years to look at @sites in hillsborough and @pinellas county and flit the @plan for a master plan for @tropicana property. @if the developer put cash @down, the rays could stay put @and get half or walk away from @it. @st. pete city council will @lease next thursday. @and $800 million, that is the @power ball knack pot. @the biggest ever and could you @be the winner. @fox 13's crystal clark is here @to bring all the excitement. @you have a big winner in @florida -- had a big winner? @>> reporter: we are all hoping @for winner florida, anjuli and @alcides. @now it is up to $800 million. @everybody is buying tickets @hoping they will be the person @to take it home. @in may of 2013, a florida come @did win the previous largest @jackpot ever in powerball @history. @this one we are told was 590 @million, just over that before @taxes. @that is what he took home. @this woman bought her ticket @at a publix in zephyrhills. @goes to show that you anyone @can win. @these tickets are only going @to cost you $2. @so worth taking your chances. @an option of choosing your own @numbers or letting the machine @pick the numbers for you. @everyone has their own system @people have their lucky @numbers and they are not @willing to steer away from @them. @now that the lottery is up so @big right now. @$800 million is what the @drawing is for tonight. @if no one wins, this will go @up to 1 billion. @an expected 1 billion by the @next drawing. @we are only expecting that @anticipation to continue to @grow with everybody hoping and @praying that they are going to @be the winners. @now one thing to keep in mind @as well. @if you do win all of this @taxes, it will take a out a @big chunk. @federal taxes and not going to @take home more than likely @that $800 million, but, hey, @even just $1 million for most @of us will be enough, right. @later tonight. @you can watch those winning @numbers on fox 13. @send it back to you, guys. @>> anjuli: fingers crossed. @thank you, case tall. @>> lindsay: crossed and some @of us may have to buy our @tickets. @may or may not be me. @waking up to sun. @fog lifting and rain on the @to start off a little hazy and @64 here in tampa. @and we have the fog in @lakeland. @as opaque as this view looks, @because the cloud deck is @lifting and that's what we @want to see 59 degrees in @lakeland. @am maintain east of i-75 and @along i-4 which is too bad if @you are travelling in polk @county. @quarter-mile visibility in @winter haven. @a pocket of dense fog over @part of the bay. starting in downtown sarasota. @we have got three quartrters of @a mile. @so gradually over the next @hour, this will scour out and @we will just be looking for @rain to our west. @it is well to our west. @starting to see signs of the @radar reaching those returns. @the biggest chunk of that @energy know past east of new @orleans. @it is what is over the gulf @water. @showers and embedded storms. @at least 300 miles to the west @at least 300 miles to the @west. @probably won't arrive until @3:00 this afternoon. @these storms 3 deputies in citrus county found plenty evidence of a meth lab yesterday.. these are pictures from the home on north arkansas terrace. deputies say ....they found 100 grams of methamphetamine... along with the equipment to operate a drug lab. 3 people have been arrested.. they each face seven years in prison. 3 pasco deputies are looking for a "suspicious" man.. who they say-- has been spotted looking through the windows of homes and cars in a zephyrhills neighborhood.. no one knows what he was looking for -- or why he was doing it. we're told the man even looked into a pasco county deputy's cruiser! witnesses say -- the man told someone he was soliciting money for a women's chairty.. but didn't give the name.. 3 "i don't think it's going to be too long before people know here walking around." 3 the man is described as being about 5-foot-six and 230 pounds... if you know who he is...call the sheriff's office. 3 he's one of the world's most notorious and slippery criminals. joaquin *el chapo* guzman escaped prison not once -- but twice. and this morning.. he's back behind bars.. after being captured in a bloody raid. 3 guzman is in the same jail he escaped from in the first place. he was captured friday by the mexican military after six months on the run. he was taken into custody at a motel on the countries west coast- after an earlier gun battle with the mexican military at a nearby home - where he may have been hiding. five people were killed in the shoot out ***and one marine was hurt. el chapo broke out of the maximum security prison last july - escaping through a mile long tunnel - built under his cell.. 3 staying in mexico -- entourage were kicked out of an historical site there.. officials at the national institute in 20-13, bieber faced two criminal complaints and demands for refunds for storming off a stage in argentina, just an hour before his concert... and ditching fans at an expensive meet and greet. he also was caught spraying graffiti in brazil. 3 and today marks opening day for star wars "the force awakens" in china.. the box office hit has already grossing film ever.. @ @ @vartar" made in 2009. @>>> if they have to die, why @not die as quickly and as @humanely as possible. @that is the message this @morning. @the animal activist group @wants to prohibit hunters from @decapitating pythons. @they can survive up to an hour @after decapitation. @even though decapitation is @not banned, florida fish and @wildlife agree it is not the @best method. @the month long python @challenge is january 16 and @the goal is to cut down the @number of invasive species in @the everglades. @58 snakes were captured during @last year's challenge. @>>> take a look at this, shoes @covered parts of florida's @turnpike in miami gardens @yesterday afternoon after a @truck overturns on an exit @ramp and spilled nearly 32,000 @pounds of shoes. @florida highway patrol said @cabin of the truck when it @flipped. @some of them were taken to the @hospital. @thankfully everyone is okay @but i hope th@ea @a travesty. @>> alcides: women around the @world are holding their heads @like this. @>> anjuli: pains me just to @look at it. @>>> coming up the all-time @favorite in the bay area and @one couple has perfected it. @>> alcides: are you hungry. @>> anjuli: i am. @>> alcides: all the cuban @how @ @>>> it's time now for your @savory saturday and joining us @this morning we have michelle @and robert fado from thado on @the go food truck. @>> our pleasure. @>> anjuli: heffton me. @a complete set-up of the tampa @classics. @what exactly -- you look at @this cuban. @i looked at that and i said @that does not look like a @normal cuban. @what exactly do you do @differently? @>> we put our garlic herb @butter on the cuban bread to @make it a little more tastier, @ a little different we do for @our cuban sandwich than @pressing it with our butter. @>> anjuli: alcides is cuban. @he raised an eyebrow. @i absolutely would love to @taste it. @those who haven't had a cuban. @a tampa rite of passage. @what makes a cuban sandwich? @>> what makes the cuban @sandwich. @swiss cheese, ham, salami and @roasted pork. @>> the tampa way. @>> we make our sandwiches and @have the option of traditional @have the option of @traditional, mustard, pickle, @swiss, ham, salami and pork @and then something a little @all the way mayonnaise, @mustard, pickles. @the bread is awesome but @doesn't come seasoned. @so we have to tweak it like @that. @and then we put the colors and @the little parsley to give a @little flare. @so they are delicious and wait @until you try one. @>> anjuli: you use only the @best as far as the bread goes. @>> as far as i am concern, @they are the best. @>> anjuli: tampa based itself @>> anjuli: tampa based @itself. @tell us about your food truck. @>> i would love for to you go @to our facebook page and hit @like. @our schedule comes out every @monday and we are at all @paints of the city. @we are at brandon, we are at @north tampa, south tampa. @>> anjuli: on the move. @>> on the move. @>> definitely on the move. @my wife does all the bookings @and we always try to be on @time. @>> anjuli: lunchtime. @>> everything is fresh. @we buy nothing but the finest @>> anjuli: looks delicious. @check out their facebook page @to spot where exact leer they @are today. @for now pass it over to @lindsay. @>> lindsay: another @assignment i am jealous of. @>>> the fog trying to mix out @and lift. @it is not gone yet. @you know polk county, still @dense from winter haven to @lakeland. @overspread parts of the bay @area near south florida. @keep it slow. @leesburg another 40, 45 @minutes. @and in the meantime, all about @the thickening clouds and @eventually the rain and a few @storms but not until of a 3:00 @for the most part. @there is that icon at 74 @degrees at 5:00 and 50% rain @chance. @here are the storms for now @and talk about if they told @together. @>>> it may be getting chilly @in florida but not cold now go @skiing. @we all know that. @but how folks around the @country are embracing the cold @world record at the same @ @>>> rise and shine, this is @"good day tampa bay." @>> anjuli: some skiers and @snowboarders spent yesterday @afternoon attempting to break @a world record. @>> alcides: part of a nation @>> alcides: part of a @nationwide effort to hold the @largest -- world's largest ski @world's record attempt @corresponded with national @month. @despite less than perfect @condition, people showed up at @165 different locations @around the country. @>> i am definitely learning. @it is not as easy as i @remembered it to be or thought @it would be so i am just @trying do my best, and like @not fall as much as i am. @representatives are still @trying to tally up all the @people that participated in @the event. @results from the world record @attempt are expected in three @weeks. @>> looks like a lot of fun. @>> looks beautiful. @>> anjuli: i am a little @jealous. @i am not going to lie. @>> alcides: come over here @and don't have to worry about @shoveling all that snow. @>> anjuli: a problem we don't @have in florida. @a lot of people dealing with @the snow. @>> lindsay: especially in the @higher elevations. @we talked about california. @how they saw waves and waves @of low pressure. @where it is cold enough fallen @as snow. @it is cold out west. @48 in la, but look at the @pink. @that arctic air that will be @plunging south. @just going to be delayed and @move into our area in a @florida fashion starting @sunday night. @we have 35 in chicago. @only 6 in minneapolis. @and 64 here locally. @where the clouds will be @thickening from the west today @thickening from the west @today. @it is 64 degrees here in tampa @for the time being, and we @have some low clouds that @actually started in sarasota @county, and now overspread @sira ta beach, st. pete beach, @don't worry about the rain @until 3:00. @several more dry hours to be @had. @lakeland low clouds lifting. @61 degrees and a huge @improvement between the 10 and @11 hour. @a lot clouds even with the low @clouds after they lift out. @more of them streaming from @the west all ahead of some @rain. @what about the fog update? @start for you. @looks like improvements in @venice, slowly but surely lift @venice, slowly but surely @lifting in sarasota, no big @improvements along i-4 into @polk county. @monitor that. @three-quarter of a mile @visibility in leesburg. @moving around a bit of and @between 10 and 11 a.m., we @will start to see more in the @way of cloud cover, not fog. @67 in sebring. @64 in ta

minneapolis area and -- across the minneapolis area and green bay but it will blossom into overnight and the day. the teens overnight tonight. cold start to tuesday. we are dry through midday and no issues. as we head into the afternoon i think mainly after 2:00 we start to see light rain and snow break out. then that will start to pick up intensity heading towards tomorrow evening. freezing for many. but as the bands move in tomorrow after nine think we will change the rain over to snowfall and it's about timing. if you are in the commute you get a band of snow and poor visibility he is. that's the biggest issue and more snow through the overnight and early on wednesday morning before we completely dry out. totals they are he not huge. it's a coating to ionch and one to three. -- an inch and one to three. most areas one to two. it's about the heavy snowfall while you are on the road tomorrow night and earlier is better for your tuesday. after this, big shot of cold. we will look at that if a few minutes. now back -- in a few minutes now back to you. >> we will get back to the fire. skyeye is over the scene and what you are seeing on the right-hand side of the screen the flames are popping through the roof a while back as we watched the progression of the fire, firefighters were ordered out and they were up on the roof top chopping through to allow some of the air and some of the heat and some of the smoke to escape. the sides but clearly lisa you can see there's flames inside shooting out. >> you get a sense how congested this area is. you can see the emergency vehicles there and they have been on scene for more than an hour. but this is a pretty crowded area they are now diverting people away from. we know two people have been taken out of the burning home. they have been transported to the hospital. what we don't know he is their condition. but we are keeping an eye on the fire with skyeye and with crews on the ground and as we get more information on this, because we know it afacts lot of people we will pass it on. >>> the other big story the convicted felon accused of trying to kill a boston police officer. >> grant headley hid his face but didn't hide his opinion. acting out moments after bail was set. lisa moller is live with the latest. tonight-- louisa moller is live>> reporter: yes, he yelled and it was difficult to hear what he said but we thought we that's after the court rattled off the lengthy rap sheet. a sudden outburst from grant headley as the 27-year-old was ruled held behind bars on 1.5 million dollars bail. the convicted drug dealer with a lengthy criminal record was allowed to stand in a door chester district court hallway monday during the first hearing on charges he shot veteran stokinger. it started when they witnessed him dealing drugs to a woman last tuesday. >> admitted she just purchased headley. >> reporter: on friday they cornered him on mount bowdoin tearis when headley opened fire striking stokinger in the leg. >>'s fired numerous rounds as he moved closer to officer stokinger as he was firing those rounds. >> reporter: next court documents say headley fled through the vacant lot before running across the street and gun behind a sheet metal wall. >> i am at 33 mount bowdoin tearis a shot. >> reporter: another officer took headley in custody as stokinger applied his tourniquet and was rushed to the hospitalp they found five casing believed to be from headley's gun. >> a glock in a large capacity feeding device. >> reporter: headley learned his fate several officers stood in the back of court to the injured brother at home and is expected to make a full recovery. now police say headley was combative and uncooperative when in custody and they even said he was able to conceal a lighter when he was in handcuffs and they smelled burning before taking that lighter away from him. live outside boston police headquarters louisa moller wbz news. >> thanks so much. >>> off duty firefighter may be a lifesaver he was dropping off his kids when he smelled an odor and ordered everyone out of the building. bill shield is live in medway with the story all new at 5. thank goodness he was there bill. >> reporter: thank goodness firefighters and paramedics are trained in hazardous materials. he walks into the building and that building was full of carbon monoxide and kids. >> i smelled a sulfurous odor when i walked in and i knew was not right. >> reporter: lieutenant has been a firefighters since 2001 and his training may have saved 10 lives this morning. when he dropped off his two daughters at the church this morning for a before school program he smelled something unusual. >> and i investigated further and it seemed to be throughout the building and i asked the school director and her teacher to get the children out of the building so we could and i dispatched the fire department. >> reporter: when the it willo firefighters arrived, they powered up the small chemical detector. with carbon monoxide. 600 parts per million. >> it's not something that would be immediately cause death but exposure in as little as an hour at the that level can cause serious issues and that's in an adult in a child it would be worse. >> reporter: carbon mocks object -- monday option i'd isodordorless but he knew the smell was not right and got everybody out. >> you smell things and think nothing of it but yeah i just knew it was not right. so, it was lucky i was dropping off today. >> reporter: eight as it turns out there was a problem with the boiler. it's been corrected but first fighters will send a crew back over to the church to check again because the boy scout troop is having a meeting there. bill shields. >> good story thank you. >>> also tonight, the race to rescue a window washer left we have more on heart stopping moments. >> reporter: it started when the calf stoledding partially -- scaffolding partial hi gave way and you can see the -- partially gave way and you can see it tangling. the motor failed and the scaffolding tipped at a nearly 45 degree angle and almost a thousand feet up in the air. luckily the men were wearing safety harness and stayed suspended for an hour. as firefighters worked to try to rescue them. in the end crews had to remove a window he to bring those workers inside and to safety and amazingly despite that no one was hurt. david. >> that's a tough job or what. that i am you -- thank you liam. >>> the man, the music, the legend. tonight, the world remembers rock star david bowie who died after a long and secret battle with chancer. he is -- cancer. he is considered a music icon rising to fame in the 70s and until the end releasing his latest album days ago. london. -- krause reports from london. [ music ] &. >> reporter: david bowie was one of a kind from the first hit 1969 space oddity to the most recent jazz inspired album released last week the ever changing artist kept his changes he. >> reporter: from the his ziggy star dust persona to the changing. >> he really did have it all. >> reporter: paul is a bowie biographer. >> we lost somebody who rewrote the iewls and redefined -- rules and redefined what a pop star would be. >> reporter: he was born david jones in london in 1947 and told cbs in 2002 he knew he was an artist. >> until quite late in my teens i didn't know of if i was going to be music or painting. i kept going vacillating back and forward and i opted for >> reporter: it was a decision that influenced generations of performers. >> there would be no madonna no lady gaga without david bowie e showed them how to make -- he showed them how to make art and celebrity out of everything around them ruers fans left candle and flowers on the star on the hollywood walk of fame. some of the most powerful tributes can be found here in london. in the the neighborhood where he was born. >> you can listen to music any age and still pick frat what it meant in the 70s exactly the it's timeless. >> it is like the light gone he's not here. >> reporter: and his testament to his broad appeal fans from madonna to conjay west and the british prime minister to -- kanya west and the brit i been mile continuester -- minister tina krause. boston maying at the bot shall playing at the boost -- playing at the boston theater e said he had more than 40 years of experience and he met and he and his wife with a-- at a pizza shop. >> he will be missed. >>> tightening race on the the democratic side in the presidential race. hilly clinton is hang onto -- hillary clinton is hanging onto a small lead in iowa. in new hampshire she trails numbers. chelsea clinton is in boston stomping for her mom giving the closing remarks at the american meeting. chelsea will be attending an event tonight. donald trump with a in new-- wyndham. tomorrow night president obama will give his final state of the union address. then stay with us for wbz news at 11. >>> i know it's monday but excitement is building as the patriots get ready for the divisional playoffs. >> yeah. julian he hadelmen says he feels -- edelman says feels good and steve burton is here with more. we are not the same team withouthim. >> you are right. this shouldn't surprise anyone. anyone who knows him knows he can't wait to get back on the football field answer not going to hold back and will go all out and knows it's playoff time. after nothing but walk throughs last week, patriots were back on the practice field this afternoon in helmets and shoulder pads. tom preyedy was there -- brady was out there moving around a little bit as was edelman exspode to play on sa. he-- expected to play op saturday he said it won't be easy jumping back after missing so much playing time. >> it's going to be tough and you know we worked our tail off it's different than going out and going in training camp and having spring training in you and so, we will see how that goes. but, you know we will be all right. >> it's so good to hear from the number 11 for more on edelman and preview check out live addition of patriots all access friday at 7 on wbz. as for saturday, wbz has you covered from start to finish beginning with the 09 minute edition of patriots game day at 2. kick off at 4:35 immediately followed by the 5th quarter post game show. well, a hear from him coming at 6 including whether he's worried about reinjuring the foot on saturday night. it can't get here soon enough. >> can't wait. thanks. >>> so the power ball jackpot isnow so big tonight that it's too big to advertise properly. jackpot is 1 -- advertise. the jackpot is 1.4 billion so across the country you will see billboards are not built to go any higher than that. >>> still to come, the breast cancer screening guidelines that every woman need to hear. >> and ice, ice baby. we hope this person has a very good scraper. >> and we continue to follow breaking news out of mattapa that. fire tearing through a home. two people written side when out. julie loncich just arrived. days after the paris attacks, top-secret briefing on the terrorist threat... marco rubio was missing - fundraising in california instead. two weeks later, terrorists struck again in san bernardino... fundraising again in new orleans. over the last 3 years, national security hearings and missed more total votes than any other senator. politics first: that's the rubio way. right to rise usa is responsible for the content of this message. 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(buzzer) hey, you're a lucky guy. you got people working incredibly long hours. median family income today -- $4,000 less than it was in 1999. the bottom line of this economy is that it is rigged. what this campaign is about is to demand that we create an economy that works of billionaires. if you work 40 hours a week in america, you should not live in poverty. i'm bernie sanders, and i approve this message. >>> we want to get back to breaking news at 5. skyeye live over a massive fire in mattapan this evening. firefighters have been on the the scene for more than an hour and it looks as if they are beginning to get some control over the fire. >> yeah. at this point it doesn't appear as those the flames are shooting out but it looks like they are back again. so obviously this is a fire for firefighters. now on scene. for about an hour. temperatures 30 degrees so probably not icing over at this point so they are not facing that type of situation. but as eric mentioned it's windy and that's not helping them. ordered out. they did chop away at the roof to ventilate the fire a little bit. but again two people taken out of the house both of them treated on scene. >> we understand this is a wood structure so burning pretty quickly tonight and obviously, a very ten gnashes fight in mattapan. the weather winter -- tenacious fire in mattapan. winter has arrived. >> everything is frozen over including the car. you see a thick layer of ice around it. just incredible what the conditions can do right now. ice scrapeers won't help. i am trying to figure out the type of car but what do you think. >> i think it's a spoiler. >> a sporty car. >> dr. freeze drove that in batman didn't he? >> that's how it should be. they need a giant airport desighsers to help that guy. >> all right. chill. >> is that arnold. >> terrible arnold. >> it was pretty good night not like classic but if you didn't catch it i get it. >> let's talk about what he happening here. the way. after 60 degrees yesterday and record highs, and today the cold tomorrow the snow. never boring here in the weather department. here's cold pouring in across the north eat. buffalo at 18. and so that car is going to be sitting there for a while. 15 in cleveland. green bay at 6. you probably watched the football game in minneapolis last afternoon. international fall it is at 2 below. that's about the high temperature for the day. how about us, it's 31 in boston. 28 in fitchburg, 25 in wore store and berkshires dropping into the winds. the -- worcester and berkshires dropping into the teens. very cold temps again well back down through the teens for air temperatures and feeling like the single digits outside. even high andis down to 27. nantucket to 27 degrees i -- hyannis down to 23 and nantucket down to 27. the wind tomorrow is more out of the south. the cloud will start to after 2:00 we will see some snow and light rainfall break out. as the system moves in, it's potent and will create areas of heavier snowfall heading into the evening. now models are models and we always have a saying in weather models are always wrong but sometimes they are use fop. and in this case i think that the rain is too widespread on this model. i think it will be cold enough where the snow line will push into boston and north shore.

minneapolis. it feels like 13 below in minneapolis. it feels like 17 below in cedar rapids. they can keep that weather. we'll see a little bit of florida cool weather move in. by tomorrow we'll have a high temperature of 63. tuesday 65, same on wednesday. average day on thursday and then we actually highs in the upper 70s by friday and saturday. so this is the deepest, darkest part of winter. on average this is the coldest week of the year. so not really doing too bad considering this is our coldest time of the year. satellite and radar picture shows a good deal of cloud cover. the cold front has passed through. that's why temperatures will start to drop. take a look at the cloud cover. it stretches all the way to the equator, 4,000 miles of clouds. fortunately those are not heading completely this direction, they're moving this direction. tomorrow we're going to tap into some really nice weather with deep blue sunny skies. over night tonight clearing skies towards morning. kind of chilly. temperatures dropping into the middle 40s. head north in some of our northern communities in citrus county and you could be in the upper 30s to around 40 degrees. it is wintertime. it is the not have temperatures in the upper 30s. everybody is staying above freezing tonight. tomorrow afternoon deep blue sunny skies, it's going to be as deep blue as that color right there and a beautiful day. hardly any moisture in the air and that's why the sky will be so pretty. not warming up that much. even with the sunshine the high around 63 degrees. a very slight chance for a shower far south on tuesday. that's why i have the 10% in there. other wise a lot of sunshine and 65. same forecast goes on wednesday, just a few more clouds. then thursday night and friday morning we do have another front passing through. it could bring some strong storms through the area. that's something we'll be monitoring throughout much of the work week. temperatures rebounding back into the upper 70s by saturday. kind of a roller coaster this week. >> a little bit for everybody. >> yep. >> we'll have to -- after all of the 80s we'll take a little cool air. >> you're referring to the disco 80s? >> no, the temperatures. >> i know you loved the 70s and 80s. >> it's always a dance party on news channel 8. >>> coming up next in sports dan lucas updates the nfl play you haves and that was quite the dance if you've been watching them. >> i'm trying to get him to stop dancing over here. two days ago they were not in the playoff spot and today not so >>> well, day two of wild card weekend kicked off with the fourth coldest game in nfl history. we thought it would be 1 degree in minneapolis and it was minus 6. you had to figure with this we were going to be in for something special or bizarre. we got just that. 4th quarter it's 9-0 vikings who were playing very well. here wilson to doug baldwin. they cut it to 9-7. now the vikings trying to add to their lead. bridgewater finds adrian peterson. peterson stripped of the ball, the seahawks recover and kick a field goal to get a 1-point lead. the vikings have plenty of time. blare walsh set up. a chip shot to win it except laces out. he misses. seahawks just as stunned as the vikings. ouch. >>> let's check out the other nfc going on now. the redskins are up 5-0 now. they got a safety on the first possession by green bay. for you tonight on super sports sunday because it 11:30 it's the grand return of super sports sunday. the big story the bucs search for a new head coach. tampa tribune writer roy kumy will join us to talk about that. plus usf women's basketball taking on number one uconn. that's tonight at 11:30. >>> over ni

minneapolis is 31. speaking of minneapolis. they have a playoff game. it is sunday against the seahawks. it will be one of the top ten coldest nfl games on record going zero at kickoff with wind chills -- wind chill at minus 20. played dallas in the 1960s. 15 below. 34 in chicago now. 35 in columbus and new york. we stay in the 50s tonight under mostly cloudy skies. any rain ends tomorrow as low pressure moves away we should see some sun and because of that. milder with the mercury in the low to mid70s. low pressure goes away. that's that. mainly rain free and behind that low here we go. low pressure across the gulf. rain. rape saturday night sunday. another system heads our way. it is busy. this is what we get during the el nino winters. once in a while those lows can be strong and they can produce severe weather. don't see that happening yet. patchy clouds, mild. 57. cloudy. rain should be arriving at some point. friday night for late in the day. 75 for high. another batch of rain. saturday into sunday. that goes by and there could be colder weather arriving during the second half of n

minneapolis. >> the parade transforms downtown minneapolis into a fairy tale winter wonderland. >> we have more than 20 floats. and each has a storybook theme. you'll see the wizard of oz, hook and peter pan with tinker bell. the costumes are all hand crafted and hand lit by specialists in the field. >> it's so much fun to be in the parade and see all the faces in the chilly weather. it's so much fun. these minpanesotapasinnesota parade goers love it. >> it's great fun to come here with these great people. >> when you're on the float and you see all of the people, mainly the little kids, their eyes get big. especially when they see the characters coming down, the animals and things like that. and it's an experience. >> merry christmas! hello, everyone! ho, ho, ho! it snow when we finally kiss good night how i hate going out in the storm but if you really hold me tight all the way home i'll be warm the fire is slowly dying and my dear we're still goodbying and as long as you love me so let it snow, let it snow, let it snow oh, it doesn't show signs of stopping as the lights are turned way down l

minneapolis. >> the parade transforms downtown minneapolis into a iry tale winter wonderland. >> we have more than 20 floats. and each has a storybook theme. you'll see the wizard of oz, hook and peter pan with tinker bell. the costumes are all hand crafted and hand lit by specialists in the field. >> it's so much fun to be in the parade and see all the faces in the chilly weather. it's so much fun. these minpanesotapasinnesota parade goers love it. >> it's great fun to come here with these great people. >> when you're on the float and you see all of the people, mainly the little kids, their eyes get big. especially when they see the characters coming down, the animals and things like that. and it's an experience. >> merry christmas! hello, everyone! ho, ho, ho! let it snow, let it snow, let it snow when we finally kiss good night how i hate going out in the storm but if you really hold me tight all the way h he i'll be warm the fire is slowly dying and my dear we're still goodbying and as long asou love me so let it snow, let it snow, let it snow oh, it doesn't show signs of popping as the lights

minneapolis. >> no. there's no guns in minneapolis. >> thought that's why you were trying to stump me. >> dallas ft. worth. they love their guns there. >> they're loaded. that's the scary part. >> here's the secretacarier par. tsa says they are finding more guns because they are getting better which is not comforting considering that means they missed a bunch in the prior years to 2015. >> okay. pretty scary. thanks for scaring us. >>> hillary clinton in the eat against bernie sanders. how the issue of race is becoming front and center in the democratic showdown. a major snowstorm making it way up the east coast. it's already starting. >> we're having serious snow accumulation and expect more during the next several hours up to 1:00 a.m. this morning. feel a cold coming on? new zicam cold remedy nasal swabs shorten colds with a snap, and reduce symptom severity by 45%. shorten your cold with a snap, with zicam. you're not thinking about all the money you saved by booking your flight, rental car, and hotel together. all you're thinking about, is making sure your little animal, enjoys her first trip t

next, we have richard from minneapolis minnesota. -- minneapolis, minnesota. good morning. have three things i would like to correct you on. i would like to correct you a donald trump said about muslims. he said he wanted to delay the immigration for a while. lot different than banning muslims. that is what some people are referring to in the media and on this program. and about the mexican immigrants. , i think you meant that some of the democrats coming across were indeed breaking the law. another thing. i am not sure about the other statements you said, that he said. i'll have to find the source of those. you know, how you combine these two items, i think you might be incorrect. if you are not endorsing a candidate, why are you running down donald trump? that is the same as endorsing the others. guest: what he said about immigration is that mexico is send in, their rapists, their murderers, i am sure some of them are good people. when it comes to the muslim situation, he said let's have a temporary ban on muslims coming into the country, based upon the fact that they are

tempters vigil mid beginning to move in, hit his 20 degrees minneapolis those will be coming our way . the windchill and minneapolis, makes it feel like 5 degrees . some showers moving them through lorain county .. on sunday a general snowfall for everybody can this will produce between one and 3 inches for the entire area of sunday . might be the best day, then i could be a great movie day . on sunday, between one and 3 inches for everybody and then after that it could turn into a significant lake effect sunday into tuesday .. we'll have the coldest teens and the 20s and 30s and then it gets pretty quiet on thursday friday and saturday if you want some snowfall, with the coldest air,sn monday and tuesday could interesting to. browns coach hue jackson began assembling his staff his staff statement the cavaliers starting another winning streak, john telich joins us.is >> and coaches come and go and bury of the special teams coordinator christine bridges keeps weather the storms . today ,, he now said he will retain him as the special teams coordinator, he could stay in show, survival berea . you are for brad sherman

minneapolis. 22 degrees today. temperatures will be falling. and then tomorrow, a high of only 1 degrees in minneapolis. then the cold spreads into the great lakes and then by sunday, chicago will have a high of 4. minneapolis negative 7. so gigi, it's -- the cold will return. in a big way next week. it starts this weekend. >> okay, bill karins. hurricanes in january. it's the end of days. >> a little rare. >>> isis has claimed responsibility for thursday's terror attacks in jakarta. seven people were killed. five of them militants. and the other two victims who were canadian and indonesian. earlier today, police officers arrested three men with suspected links to isis. they also found an isis flag at the home of one of the attackers. >>> a chemical explosion released a massive plume of toxic gas in brazil yesterday. it started when rainwater seeped into tanks filled with industrial detergent, setting off a chemical reaction. at least 66 people were taken to the hospital because of breathing problems. the gas also reportedly causes skin irritation and fainting spells. >>> so far none of the three winners of the $1.5 billion powerball jackpot have actually claimed their prize money. there's still time. now s

in minneapolis it's 1 degree. the cold snap in minneapolis has created a viral trend. man ran his pantses through the wash and froze them on his lone. he posted the picture to facebook, soon others started to freeze their clothing as well. frozen jeans and sweat pants started to pop up everywhere. i always like doing the old frozen t-shirt and banging it on the camera when i'm doing a live shot during the weather. it's brutally cold outside. you have to be careful. >> let's see just how cold it is, lauryn? >> we've got our rain/snow line for friday and into saturday. looks like there's a chance that we could see snow here. we've been talking about it quite a bit. and the snow does look to line up mainly to the north and west. now, this is if everything stays the way it is right now. we're really watching this rain/snow line and seeing where it exactly will line up. if this storm shifts, as we know all too well, look at joaquin, we thought we would get rain, but the same deal. we have to watch where the storms develop. we could have some rain, could have some snow. a be

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minneapolis, wisconsin, where frigid age dangerous temperatures are settling in. abc's senior meteorologist rob marciano with the details. >> reporter: snow is in the mountains but two batches of snows for friday in minneapolis and st. louis and chicago, maybe a few inches there but that's where the cold air comes in. minus 25 will be the windchill in minneapolis on sunday. happening. >> going to be a cold game for the vikings. >>> overseas now the syrian government has allowed humanitarian aid into three rebel-held villages ravaged by starvation. thousands of people suffering from malnutrition and other life-threatening diseases. according to doctors without borders, 23 people have died since december, first in just six babies less than a year old. >> wow. >>> turning now to wall street, more turmoil from market mayhem. the u.s. markets are off to their worst start of the year in a really long time because of problems overseas. specifically china where stock trading was halted twice this week because of big drops. this morning the shanghai index closed up 2% and u.s. stock futures are higher, a goodies jobs report today could bolster the markets here. >> okay, so here's something that deals with money but is good news. tomorrow night some six numbers will not only make history but could forever change lives. >> so the powerball is already up

areas like minneapolis will be freezing rain over to light snow. it will be a from across minneapolis, duluth include and also our friends in south dakota. today's forecast, a slow east it will be sunshine. a calm weather. that's the south. now here's a closer look at the day ahead. so there's that light snow that will develop the day. in nebraska, it will push to the north a little later. temperatures are cold this morning where it snowed hard but at least this afternoon we'll get up there to aabove freezing. so we'll watch that storm off the coast. but this one is going to miss. it has to. it will stay off thecause we're not doing that again. >> i hope so. thanks, bill. >>> which hollywood actress complained about getting bumpedst class but did she have a right. >>> california is searching for three very dangerous inmates whoson. details in two. it's a delicious way to fuel up on energy to help power through her morning run.ese bikers to pedal faster, and inspires ted to land that front-side ollie.one, including pepper's twins with jimmy dean delights, good mornings lead to great da

minneapolis, this is our high. tomorrow a high in the upper 20's for us. minneapolis, negative 10. that's the cold arctic air we will feel in our region monday. as we head into monday, our morning lows in the single digits. you can see minneapolis at negative 18. as we head into the afternoon, we look at those temperatures into the teens. so, although teens feels better than single digits, it will still feel like the single digits because of the windchill factor. indianapolis is seeing a little bit of flurry activity, but not looking like much. the minute particles out there. we are still seeing moisture in the air. with that, a few flurries and mist. we're looking at negative nine -- this is nine degrees cooler than we were this time 24 hours ago. to our west, 20 degrees cooler than bloomington was 24 hours ago. we're seeing the cooler air moving in. our winds are out of the west. that's pushing in the cooler and drier air. so we're looking at temperatures again this morning in the low 30's, this afternoon mid 30's, winds of the west eight miles an hour, making it feel like the low 20's. potentially a flurry this morning. in the afternoon, mostly cloudy skies. so not much to the weather story. tomorrow we start to see peeks of

minneapolis, minnesota. >> william mccoy. minneapolis. running only candidate for president of the democratic party from the midwest. a wide area.ludes i am doing so because i want to raise particular issues that i think are outside the political mainstream. but ourry contentious, polarize.s completely largely polarized by gender and race will stop if you look at the -- if you look at the got 92% of 2012, obama i think of the black vote. something like 88% of the gay, lesbian, transgender vote. somewhat less of the immigrant vote. the hispanic immigrant vote. generally got a majority of the e-mail phone. mitt romney i think it actually got 59% of the white vote. something very strange is happening. run as a democrat, partly on the issue of dignity for white people. raised theave discussion in a different way. i am married to an african-american woman. but there -- this racial division, without being discussed, is not going to help this country at all. runink at least i want to -- ok. i am also for a short-term work we. our work week -- i

minneapolis will be snow. it will be a little treacherous late today. from across minneapolis, duluth include and also our friends in south dakota. today's forecast, a slow melt. at least it wil so we'll watch that storm off the coast. but this one is going to miss. it has to. it will stay off the coast. again. >> i hope so. thanks, bill. >>> which hollywood actress complained about getting bumped from first class but did she have a right. three very dangerous inmates who escaped from prison. details in two. an excellent source of protein, it's a delicious way to fuel up on energy to help power through her morning run. which motivates these bikers to pedal faster, and inspires ted to land that front-side ollie. which delights everyone, with jimmy dean delights, good mornings lead to great days. shine on. choose the one new revlon ultimate-all-in-one. our revolutionary mascara delivers 5 lash-transforming benefits. volume, length, definition, lift, and intense color. choose love new revlon ultimate-all-in-one mascara. give it to me i' m worth it baby i' m worth it uh huh i' m w

minneapolis. all eyes are still on the that ball game played outdoors in minneapolis with a windchill of about negative 20 for the vikings/seahawks game sunday afternoon. >> bring your long johns. >> portable heater. tape those little heating pads to yourself. >> whatever you got. joe, thank you. >>> in quebec, canada, dramatic fire was caught on video where a boy and his parents had to escape from their fourth floor apartment. 10-year-old jason was lowered by his stepdad and caught by someone on the ground. his parents jumped out afterward onto the snow. they both remain in the hospital for treatment. >>> alabama chief justice roy moore, the same judge behind the ten commandments tablets from a few years back, has ordered state judges to stop issuing marriage licenses to gay couples. moore says the u.s. supreme court decision last june only explicitly strikes down gay marriage bans in kentucky, tennessee, ohio and michigan and last march the alabama supreme court upheld the ban. >> a court gives an order it must be obeyed until that order is removed. >> legal experts expect moore's order to be overtur

minneapolis. they will be maybe seeing the temperatures go down in minneapolis. they have a football game outside tomorrow. we will take a look at some of that as we go through and detail the nfl forecast on for today, it looks like the throughout the mississippi to swing toward us. and that is where we are going to get our rain later on this afternoon. we have gotten some of the latest models coming in. as far as the rain coverage. it has actually backed off a little bit on some of the totals. we will see -- i was approaching by 4:00 as you can see, it looks like tampa and out to i-4 stays much of the clear. a lot of the energy goes to the north. we will see rain coming through. it is not going to be a deluge, not a downpour. just beware -- just be aware it's going to come. things clear out into the workweek. there is a football game in houston today. a may even be able to leave the roof open their but i believe in rg field is going to be closed. it is kind of rainy and really the 40s. for us today, 75 with a cloudy start. we are looking for about the same thing

minneapolis. right now it is 2 degrees in minneapolis, philadelphia it's 43 degrees. buffalo we're at 20, cincinnati at 20 degrees, chicago now at 9 degrees, and this air is moving in this direction and we will be very cold as we start the day tomorrow morning. so take a look at our temperature trend for the rest of this evening. we'll be dropping down actual temperature into the mid 20s by 7:00 a.m. the feels like temperature when you factor in all the wind we'll have around tonight and tomorrow, our wind chill that feels like temperature dropping into the teens by 11:00 p.m., then early tomorrow morning, 7:00 a.m., we should be feeling around 9 degrees through the philadelphia area. through the rest of the area by 8:00 in the morning, the poconos could feel below zero, maybe minus two, minus three, doylestown 6 degrees, even pottstown, that's what it will feel like with the wind, 10 degrees in millville, even cape may could be feeling like 12 degrees tomorrow morning. make sure you bundle the kids up at the bus stop, it's going to be a very cold day. aside from that

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there are teams, minneapolis with only 6 degrees and we are plus six and minus seven in minneapolis . lake effect and lake county, geauga and parts of ashtabula . we have some lake effect snow showers coming to a halt, but still occurring off of lake ontario and michigan .c this is a light clipper system tomorrow starting midmorning and to the east of the afternoon, most of this will be to the south so the advisory and warning her south effect warnings occurring in upstate new york, that will begin to wind down the area area low pressure with a clipper system .ea give us a few flourished tomorrow and then temperatures in the 30s . tonight partial clearing . as it gets closer to central and eastern ohio . just some white bursts of snow showers that do not maintain her composure their composure as they cross the state .. much more even come up to 1 inch snowfall max . tonight's 5 degrees, and the tomorrow back into the 20s, 22 . and things will be a lot this coastal system that there's a goodas turn into a nor'easter, for now it will stay south and farther west it would affect us with s