, and they lose their temper, somebody could be harmed. you're better off to count to ten. >> reporter: the drivers involveded in road rage incident, they stopped here at the crash scene and told police about the incident that had just taken place moments prior. also police say they're still investigating whether a medical condition or the impact of the live in leesburg tonight. troy campbell news six. >>> we're tracking two big changes in the weather. >> first the fog and it's rolling in right now. here's a live look from our downtown city cam. starting to get a little foggy out there. that could affect your drive to work in the morning. chief meteorologist tom sorrells what you can expect in hours. >> it's only 11 o'clock. you know what's come. take a look over my shoulder. the winds have gone calm. but only in certain spots. we take this up full. look at palm coast. calm in palm coast. three miles per hour wind in daytona beach. six in smyrna. we're down to a half of a mile visibility. 2.5 in the villages. and one mile visibility alread

for now come a chance to win three day trip for 2 to hollywood and in the studio audience for the temper show. all you have to do is enter watch the wheel of fortune this lunches to the bonus puzzle solution enter it under contest tab kdvr.com and be sure to watch wheel of fortune any river did this week at 6:30 p.m.. watch it all week and we will see you in hollywood. rest of the week looking great >> now pinpoint weather with meteorologist mark monstrola. pinpoint weather tracker trekking around the streets downtown denver keeping an eye on things for us. along the side of the road come a little brief in and downtown into street, light snowflakes, flurries, flying around and we pet a couple of moderate snowfall roll through from time to time most of which has killed -- went to the north but as you go to about the wharton southbound to the downtown area and especially south of denver, still see a couple of pockets they are of the moderate snow falling and the darker blues in not expecting to last much longer, may be a few hours but an inch to a half an inch will likely occur on the gras

oh, yeah. >>> temper took it out on an uber driver. the person losing her temper is a doctor. news 3 live at 7 starts right now. >>> a live look at the winter storm that's threatening 85 million americans with heavy snow shutting down roads and flights across the country. >> people are taking shelter. thank you for joining us tonight at 7:00. i'm reed cowan. >> i'm mamy ma -- marie mortera. >> jeff goldberg is standing by in springfield, virginia to give us a closer look at the storm

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. >> way more than a temper tantrum. a woman goes on a verbal and physical attack on an uber driver and the video has gone viral it's been seen hundreds of thousands of times and it turns out she's a doctor in the residency program at jackson memorial hospital. live where it happened. >> this incident happened near this intersection. police were even called out, the young doctor at the center of this was able to walk away without being arrested. it appears she's paying for this incident in other ways. >> can you call 9-1-1. >> call 9-1-1. oh, yeah. >> let him go. >> this tirade a young woman unleashed is now on the internet the man behind the camera up

how do we break out of the cycle of him throwing a temper tantrum and having to respond? sen. rubio: the dynamics are bizarre. it is a regime that does people, they have death camps. our responsibility is to ensure they cannot do anything to the u.s. they are increasing the capability of long-range rocket spirit we' ve never had a time in the world where a lunatic possesses long-range missiles and a nuclear warheads capable of striking the u.s. we need to act with urgency about having the missile defense systems that are necessary to prevent that from hurting our people. s game plan with an idea. north korea launches conventional missiles and south

some of those were suspended in the year-end budget deal including the devise tax paid there is a temper a suspension of that and the cadillac tax on high-cost employer health care plans where a temper releases bended and that other legislation. billul ryan tweeted this on the president's desk that repeals obamacare and defund planned parenthood. that is from speaker ryan. why is this effort different from other attempts? then the past most of repeal efforts have died in the house of representatives because said democrats can block legislation from moving forward in the upper chamber with a filibuster. for the first time since they moved it it only requires a simple majority in the senate. it is going to get to president obama's desk. he will veto the measure. democrats?ut are the unified in opposing this? she writes for the 62nd time. >> to make rats are characterizing this as more of the same. they are united in opposition to the legislation. when it passed the senate in november only two republicans didn't vote for it. all democratics voted against it. >> ready much united on the demo

undercover video, with workers who, and the center for medical progress, faces a medical charge with tempering with a government record. and another member of the group also faces a charge of tampering with a government record. they cleared planned parenthood with a government ruling. it claims, planned parenthood workers trying to sell fetal planned parenthood said, the videos were highly edited. >> engineers estimate the cost of work, 280 million. the city and family won't be able to pay the price. funds for freight projects could help pay for the work. viaduct carries more than 55 thousand vehicles every day. >>> hamilton county election officials, they have a plan to playing some polling places. new poll workers will be hired as well, as additional trainers. one goal is to have them fall through as trouble trainers. and they want to hire more in the polls. in several precincts because of . >> fast growing line. and concerns reported by local 12 news last month. steve heart, allegiance airline suddenly resigns. allege ant promoted drew, executive. and chief financial officer, take on new du

temperates aren the s d 40s and cooling as cold front moves through. the snow wl behortived this morning, and the suwill return this afteoon to wm temperesack tohe 40s i will break idown hour-by-hour a looahead to the next period of unsettl weather coming up in weather affion the 5's. good morningthanks for joining us on this tuesday morning... it january 19th. i'm annie snd in for shellene day. and i'ira onin as sphen's been tracking- ere are somences of snshow outhere for your mornin coe. news's joanna wise is liven lorado springs -- how are things lookinghere you are? good mning. sw to speak of yet-- but we're keeping an eye on it and will chase it wn, should it start to affect your commute. be coming to many people's

temperates will warm f 20s this morning towd thmiddle and upper 30s by 10 am. looks oy with temperatures warmingoward 40 colorado spngs withid- 40s arou pueblo and caon city. 30in theh spots through 2-3 pm before cooling back into colorado lottery players are helping with some much neede improvements at lake pueblo state park. a 10-million dollar project is underway to re-pave the roads and trai there. it's being funded by the colora lottery, colorado springs utilits through e southern delivery system project, and the federal government. expected to lastnto june, the juniper road and st down public access tohe trail-- whh frequent usersay is disappointing. t... ey still havaccess to all the dirt trails, which will also be improved -- dn e road -- ter the finishe a new resoce management plan. we onllive aboutee miles away, so it's ni to come out here a be able to enjoy the wildlife. fewer people are impacted this time of year -- and park als to be just abou wn the busy ason kicks off on memoal day. the meantime, if you use juniper road ttretween the city aueblo

temperates are in th20s st. midity is up, making those0s feel little more icy than rmal. wind is another issue. chil to thteens. a spot of snow in the hills or up on the palmer divide in northern el paso county ot be ruled outbut snow ts morning will scarce. temperatures at 10 all be in the middle and upper 30s around colorado springs and pueblo. thnorth sidef colorado springs anareas near monument will be clos to 30egre. temperes warm through the 30s and 40tween noon and 2 pm with snow limed to the high spots. snow will begin develong more up and down i-25 between 2 pm and 5 pm. it will become more abundant after 5 pm. snowmounts will be on the i-25 bweenm d 5 . it wl become morabundant afr pm. sn amounts will othe ordeof 1 t3 inches across el pasond teller counti with tals of ss than an inch from inhis morning's health watch. "dole" is recalling packag saladsroduced out of ohio... after one person died from a listeria outbreak linked to the s. the center for disease control says the person died in michigan six otr states havbeen hospitalized with listeria symptoms. at t

who has a famously hot temper... is facing a wrongful death lawsuit involving a fellow driver. abc's philip mena has the story. racing fans at the annual chili bowl nationals in oklahoma expect action on the dirt track, but this morning, new video has surfaced of a fiery clash in the stands? nat pop// cpl. kyle hess: i don't like you and i never have! when nascar champion tony stewart stormed into the crowd friday night after this fan-- quick nat// shouted insults at the superstar driver. stewart: you're a [bleep] arentcha? hess: no i'm not stewart: i think you are video of the famously hot-headed racing star blowing up at his critic is heating up online nats from second video// show the phones being held up,etc sot// bragman "i think one of the requisite skills of being a public figure is to develop a thick skin and ignore this kind of criticism. but tony's never been that kind of guy." stewart's temper fellow driver brad keselowski's car - during a heated postrace fray the three-time sprint cup champion is also facing a wrongful death lawsuit - accused of intentionally runnin

tempers flare over solar energy at today's.... public utilities commission meeting!!! 5:11:03 disruption current solar customers are outraged..... over december's p-u-c decision... to increase the base service the decision also impacts.... how much solar customers are reimbursed for selling back energy... produced from their rooftop solar panels. companies like.... solar city stopped operations.... as a result of this decision and cut hundreds of jobs. the commission says... some of the issues raised today should have been discussed.... months ago. a final decision about rates... will be made.... january -13-th. jobs lost. consumers crying foul. and... their fate in the hands of three people. chief investigator darcy spears tracks down the man..... who gave those public utility commissioners... their jobs. the three members of the p-u-c are at the center of a solar who put them in charge? governor brian sandoval. :15 darcy stand-up: we tracked the governor down here at ces where the future of technology is on display. we wanted to know his thoughts about the future of

and at downtown temper, we are finally out of the deep freeze. the first time in more than a week the airport above freezing so thank you for joining us mike fox. erika gonzalez, happy new year and many of you planning to get before heading back to work. meteorologist jennifer broome to look at what you can expect. nice to get above freezing. 35 degrees in denver, 40 pueblo upper 40s across southeast colorado. the colorado mountains cold in the single digits, steamboat springs, gunnison and also single digits over in meeker. the current temperatures this time last night are pretty single digits in denver so it's not as cold tonight. it is still cold 20 degrees in denver 25 boulder, 17 conifer but i want to point out extreme temperatures in the high country west. kremlin 24 below zero, 20 below zero walden, 18 below knee kirk and it is 22 below gunnison with wind chills running 30 below or worse. so that is still extremely cold in the high country. we are getting slightly warmer air over denver and basically i because of southwesterly winds kickin

i agree, you see the growth rate temper, but you see it temper over a period. you don't see it go from 99 to 14. >> how much of it had to do with currency fluctuations? you had tim cook talking about how the extreme conditions unlike anything we've ever seen before just about everywhere we look. he mentioned a couple bigger things we're looking at on a global basis, including the currency fluctuations, which seemed to have taken a big chunk out of their earnings this time. >> currency in china was about three percentage points, so 17 percentage points local, 14 in u.s. dollars. not a big hit there. apple mentioned the macroeconomic environment no less than 12 times on the conference call. i think that -- to me, they're obligating responsibility a little bit to what's going on in the macroeconomic world. there's a bigger problem for them. that's the smartphone world is highly penetrated. they have a very high-priced product, and it's becoming harder to sell it. >> what happens from an investor perspective? is the stock cheap at this level? i think the big questi

an applicant slow moving storm travel temper parts of the state. to encourage people to go inside. be a little quieter. we've only seen about 86 cancellations at dia from the east coast. there are at least 29 canceled flights tomorrow. be sure to call your airlines tomorrow. after jumping up a second-story elderly man that 58 -year-old on the trail last week in. were followed well on the link to the bus stop it help people are asking for the help the public to investigate this matter. video you'll see all day. in continuing our bluetooth the championship they seem to be in a time and it comes as no surprise that denver doughnut shop believes it was the secret to the broncos success. every week vetoed janet put a hex on the opponent as ten and chic -- in the likeness of this week it's tom brady customers are we have purple sticks out there. this year he's added begins celebrating all the way today as he championship game. his latest mail is sure to make them proud and send a warning to the patriots to be rare. art. until the owners decided that they

still be a little bit breezy just nothing like it is out there during the evening hours and then tempers rising up to the forties and maybe hitting fifty i think we'll be right one fifty officially he can see by evening cool dropping back to the forties and that this couple clouds every once in awhile tomorrow night least for hampton roads some thicker clouds and slight chance of a shower for the outer banks especially the southern outer banks and temperatures on sunday. very very pleasant all the way up into the sixties for most of us here that reinforcing shot of colder air coming in the last little bit of that front now moving offshore. so for tonight twenty nine mainly clear diminishing winds at least mid twenties went to get really far inland little bit of a northwest wind of fifteen early but then only five by morning five to ten mph winds tomorrow starting at westerly switching to subtly sunny skies typical chill for this time of your normal highs forty eight should be around forty nine or fifty by thirty nine mainly clear and not as cold and a little bit of a south westerly wind

water to the city are not the only ones trying to help her out william's mother is one of the latest temper rose residents donating water to the people dealing with the toxic water crisis the home because it could be your family could be your relative it could be your friend you just never know when we want to make sure that we do our part now sunday pastor john moore of the experience church in suffolk will hold a water drive that said three o'clock three o'clock in the afternoon of course at the church on to draw six hundred million dollars that is how much substance abuse problems cost virginia each recent virginia commonwealth university study state and local governments and spend a lot of resources on public safety and health care services the cost is expected to rise because of a growing heroin problem in virginia thirteen years now has investigated this issue closely for months to learn more watch our documentary hooked on heroin on thirteen years now. com a lawmaker behind national i d is for veterans is upset because officials are still months away from issuing any of the new carts

. >>> temper, 27 point pr-s johnson and a lead as large as that total. you would think that may put the coach if a good mood. you would be dead wrong. >> satisfaction is not part of my language right now. nowhere close. >> in the paint throughout the second half. 14 in the deep 17 field goals for lay ups, the heels, >> everyone shows up at my weekly press conference and shows how good they are, don't ask me that question. >> another silent night. 2 points from paige who has gone three for 25 over the last 3 games. >> i am still not mad that i am missing shots. i am going to make shots again. tonight, i am cool, i had a good game defensively. >> just going through a shooting phase. you know, they always say that shooting is good, it will fall sooner or later. >> it may fool some but not williams, he said his team played poorly as they prepared this week. >> we did not practice well. so, as a coach, i am glad we did not play well, maybe we will learn something. >> the coach knows we have a great team. he wants us to play to our potential. we were not doing

>> that i have a good temper? you know, i think little things tend to annoy me like tying a shoelace or something. but generally, no, i'm pretty, you know, i think upbeat and light. i try to be, anyway. >> i want to know if there's a speech in one of these pockets. do you plan ahead or do you wing it? >> i do now. i've tended to wing it in the past, and it never really works out. so yes, i come prepared. >> good. good luke tonight ck tonight. have a great time. >> thank you so much. >> we're going to throw it down >> you are nominated tonight. congratulations. >> thank you. >> how do you feel? are you nervous? >> i'm extremely nervous. it's nerve-racking to be here. >> what do you do to fight your nerves on a night like tonight? >> well, i've got my friend with me. he's holding my hand. >> does champagne help? they're handing it out. >> i had a glass already. i admit. >> you've already indulged just a little bit. >> yes. >> tell me about the show. i love, you know, things that are scary, but it really scares me. i

tantrum likes to throw temper tantrums after he is hit. marshal also took off on gronkowski. >> he pushes off and gets away with it 98% of the time. that is what makes it hard to cover. >> daniel: the afc champion >> daniel: the afc championship game is sunday afternoon in denver. fox25 will have complete coverage of all the buildup to the title. sports director tom leyden and butch stearns are heading out for live reports on the game. you can expect their live reports tomorrow right here on fox25. traffic he ten minutes. your live drive times. easy 12 minutes on route 1 southbound as you head from route 128 to the tobin bridge route 128 to the tobin bridge. >>> jason? >> jason: julie, off to a dry start, but still brisk. wind chills in the single digits. when the winds subside and the latest timing on a weekend storm coming up. >>> strangers rescue a driver who crashed in a creek. the at thes us how landing in the water saved his life. >>> a conservative powerhouse makes a stump for trump. >> are you ready for a commander in chief that wi

the nascar superstar, known for his temper, now taking it to the stands. tangling with a fan. so, who's in trouble tonight? >>> good evening. thanks for joining us on this sunday. i'm tom llamas. extraordinary close to a terrible ordeal for americans held prisoner in iran. switzerland, that plane carrying three of them to freedom. and here. the moment one of the most high-profile of those bureau chief finally arrived. their families and friends anxious to see the faces they have not seen for a long while, some for years. but even as they celebrate, one years ago is still missing abc's chief white house correspondent jonathan karl with new details with the secret negotiations that led to this result. >> reporter: tonight, that first image of freed "washington post" reporter jason rezaian greeted in geneva by a state department official who helped negotiate his release. also on that flight out off iran, amir hekmati, the former marine held for more than four years in the notorious evin prison. his sister and brother-in-law were all smiles on their way to meet him in germany. and

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kind of things have you heard him say -- >> when we played him last time he definitely threw some temperrums. it's one of the things that he definitely, you know, what's going on? why? oh, man dashs definitely one of those whines. but you know, it's a competitive game, you know. i know i wouldn't be whining like that, you know, but some people do. he definitely is a whiner. but he's -- >> i'm whining over this potential snowstorm on the way this weekend. >> is that your transition? >> oh, no, snow! oh, no. >> some people are excited about it. a lot of kids are like, bring it on. they want to play. >> feet and feet of snow. >> little difficult. if you can't get out your front door to go play in the snow for the kids, too. let's break down the timing of this storm. i have major here. this could easily be changed to historic very shortly. friday is in the blue. this is when the heavy snow is starting to break out friday in the afternoon through virginia and west virginia. maybe severe weather down in florida and the southeast, too. then by saturday, this is the peak of the storm, the heavie

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it is insidious and leads to various this tempers. -- various distempers. eschew decided to as this tea, and will resist your urges toward this wicked weed, and to all other needless imported commodities. a free and in boston generous people, and we have decided that to gather here today to exercise our right, long-standing right. where this order will take us, i cannot rightly prognosticate, but mark my word. now that the hand is on the plow, there must be -- >> order! order! mr. young, you still may proceed. >> thank you, sir. what measures will the ministerial government in london take? meeting? resent this will they dare to resent it? who knows. what measures will they take against us? will they punish us? how? by quartering troops on us? by annulling our charter? by laying on more duties? by restraining our trade? or how? who knows? whether our is assembly and deliberations were truly necessary, and -- >> sir! >> i believe they absolutely a positively are. -- and positively are. we must be strong and resolute in case any one of you here be called to ac

even-tempered 99% of the time. if that 1% of the lookout for, but she has been a joy to work with. i will miss her tremendously. a lot of people don't know that, as commissioners, we always said as hearing officers for disciplinary matters, and she brings such a laser light to the discussion that she will be very very sorely missed. >> thank you. i appreciate that. >> item 10 b nomination and election of commission vice president. >> vice president covington >> thank you. i would like to put in a nomination for my fellow commissioner ken cleaveland. he has, from the very beginning, been very active on the commission and i think he would serve very well. >> i would like to second that nomination. >> before we take out vote is there any public comment on this item? everyone agrees with this one as well. i will call for a vote. all those in favor say, aye. thank you very much commissioner cleaveland for stepping up. >> yes, commissioners be harder than >> i just like to comment president evans, i've been very fortunate to be a number of commissions for an awful long time. so i got to

temperate readings are on the warmer side, 77 in key west with a warm breeze out of the south running up to 17 miles an hour in key west. we will have an area of clouds and rain showers leaving us with a decent chance of rain through saturday and on sunday, a front will be approach inging south florida. behind the front, we will clear out and cool down. temperatures will be seasonal in the low 60s to wake up to, high temperatures in the mid-70s. that's your 7 on 7 forecast. >>> a firefighter is lucky to be alye after plunging thriugh a video shows fire fighthts walking through a house on brunswick, maine. up with of them falls rite through. the firefighter was not seriously hurt and started in the back of the building and did not appear to be suspension. no one was home at the time of the fire. wow, talk about lucky there. >> omar: fire fighters put their lives on the line every day. >> ashley: they certainly do. >>> coming up, a good sign for sea cows. >> omar: they aren't out of the much trorole as they used to be. >>> welcome back. they've been endangered for years. >> ashley: so f

shane lost his temper. things tournament violent. >> i hit brian a couple of times, he was bleeding from his mouth and fell out. >> where is mario when you're doing this? >> right in the doorway. >> not sure if brian was dead or alive, shane said mario told him to leave and he would handle it. >> armed with a confession of a serial felon, police arrest mario charging him with brian's murder. a bitter suite victory for bill carrick. a moment his wife didn't live to see. for the casciaro family, it was >> i wanted justice for the guy. >> combs was convinced that mario and shane acts a duo. he charged mario with murder with intimidation, he insisted it didn't matter that mario never touched brian or ordered him hurt. he was guilty setting into motion the events that killed him by just uttering the words, talk to him. >> had you ever heard of this kind of charge before? >> no. it's very rare. >> had it ever been used before? >> to my understanding it hadn't. >> the case goes to trial and after 12 hours jurors r