in case you can't tell already. be sure to stay with us all week long. >> . >> the department of corrections now saying one of their employees was involved. thanks again for staying with us this evening. >> . all this comes adds attorneys representing both motorcycle clubs believe to be involved are speaking out. >> telling us what led to the >> tammy vigil has the new developments. >> . vendors clean up in clear out of the vast national western complex. a day early. >> the city shutting down the motorcycle expo. after witnesses say rival motorcycle clubs got into a fight that escalated into murder. >> there were two shots fired. on the stairs. and then they came down. there was running down the hall way. and one of the guys turned around. right here. two more shots. >> one man died and 7 others hurt. and no arrests. even though we saw this man. wearing an iron order jacket. hauled off in handcuffs. a lot of members of the iron order club are with law enforcement. >> . we have not verified absolutely that law enforc

the water in a particular recipient, you are already in a vulnerable situation, you have already identifiedch are the women who need the most help. making a statement, making an effort to get to those women, in el salvador, where the situation is even more difficult, i think there is a matter of lifting laws which is not something that will take that much time. actually in a public emergency like this, a presidential decree that will allow women to terminate their pregnancy twh case owhenthe case of honduras s something that can be done very easy and will help us, in a sense to close the inequality gap among women a little bit. >> i want to thank my guests, paula avila, gisele carano, and josh michaud, i'm ray suarez, thanks for watching, have a good night. >> this is aljazeera america, live from new york city, i'm tony harris. victory lap. president obama celebrates the lower unemployment rate and criticizes republicans. >>> significant victory, julian assange claims victory. but the government disagrees. >>> tackling homelessness. san francisco's $5 billion super bowl city. and entertaine

it is already selling where you are.e washington, the farther west, the shenandoah valley, the allegheny, winter morning in place. not just snow. see four to six inches, but ice potential is there. washington, and already a picture shows us a place covered with snow. road treatment is almost ineffective. here are the exact picture of where that snow is right now. we are going to bring you to demons burg, columbia, and shady side. let me show you where i have seen reports in the general west and south. , fortfield, arlington washington, prince george's county, and for the southwest. doppler radar motion shows that growing a little more northward, soon. there is westward movement out of the snow shield. the main snow event is through the day tomorrow. let's look at the bigger picture is. snowfall transition, warmer air changes it to sleeping -- freezing rain. a lot to go on for the next two days. we will really break it down hour-by-hour. we of snow starting, and the latest forecast shows it well. earlynow continuing to mo

we're starting to see that changeover already happen in richmo richmond, already happening in blacksburg then it's going to be the trend as we continue into the afternoon and early evening. if you're at work right now watching me and if you want to get away and plan on leaving a little early, give it about 30 minutes if you're in the northern virginia area, about 30 to 45 minutes if you're in baltimore. wait until we start to see that little break in precipitation and then try to get on the area roadways. even though they are snow covered, i wouldn't suggest it, but if you need to get home, that's what you need to do. we already have two to three inches of snow, with ice on top of it. we'll give you the timeline in a few minutes. >>> to your health, teen boys who don't get enough sleep may be at risk for diabetes. researchers monitored sleep patterns in 700 children over time. f restorative sleep as they got older were more likely to develop an insulin resistance which can lead to type 2 diabetes. there was apparently no risk for girls. >>> so it turns out that talking in class might act

the precipitation is already outside. dew points are just way too low to support a whole lot of snow making its way all the way to the ground. there are scattered areas look at the snow back north of us into kentucky, west virginia,virginia, and that's what's coming our way. heading into tomorrow, first thing in the morning in charlotte, 28 is your temperature. we are probably looking at a winter mix. maybe not waking up to snow. you may see a few flakes very early in the morning before the sun comes up but mainly a winter mix is what we will be seeing. by the middle of your day, 32 is the temperature. we are likely back to just plain rain and that lasts into the afternoon hours. 37 is your afternoon high. so, after the morning commute, after the first part of your morning, we should be seeing mainly just rain. so, here's how things play out. high pressure is in place off to the east. around a high pressure system. so, already we are starting to see that wind coming out of the south. down to the south of us out to the wes

look at the winds already. we're already gusting over 40 coastline. so it is that wind that has prompted this blizzard warning here south of boston all the way down through the cape and the islands. this is through 7:00 this evening. outside of that, most of us under a winter storm warning. that goes through early tomorrow morning. stronger winds. in fact, the same winds close to 30 miles per hour blowing some of that heavier snow around. you can see the storm is a here. it's almost 500 miles away. typically a storm this far away would not be having such an impact on us. this is a very large storm so already we're seeing the outer bands of snow here creeping up here along the south coast. in the greater boston area points north ward you have a little bit of time here. i think the snow will continue to lift on in after 8:00 this morning conditions really start to deteriorate rapidly. by late morning we're not just snowing. the snow will be coming down hard. it's pretty intense. you can see these dark blue bands setting up right through midday or so. wi

the shooting was already found there. it happened at the mercury 3100 complex south of the campus off of the trail. detectives say when they arrived at the scene, they do not find anyone shot they did end up making a drug bust. people were arrested and two others were able to run away. investigators say they found the gun but no one was injured. the tone of police say he was attacked on sheridan road . witnesses say this all happened during a fight between several different people. he is now facing aggravated battery charges. dallas was listed in stable condition , atlas checked. now asking for a federal situation at sea leaving parts of the ship damaged and several passengers hurt. this is video from on board the anthem of the seas as it sailed from new jersey to port canaveral. at one point, the winds were estimated to be more than 100 mph the force of the storm damage the inside of the ship . senator nelson says they want to know why the course of the storm was even able to get like that. the crew started to turn aroun

have already passed away. but as fox's tracy jacim reports... their families have been waiting for *justice to finally be served. 3 (mayor loucks at podium @ 10:59:43-:53)("this resolution encourages governor scott to exonerate....known as the groveland 4.") in front of a good-sized crowd that included family members of the four men who were accused of raping a white woman in the small lake county town of groveland in 1949, groveland mayor tim loucks signed a proclamation urging they be supreme court overturned their convictions by an all white jury in 1951 based on a lack of physical evidence, but before retrials could happen two of the accused were shot and killed, one by the then sheriff...a third, walter irvin was also shot by the sheriff but survived a critical wound long enough to tell authorities who shot him. the fourth man was sentenced to life. the case has been written about and now a movie may be made. (sot mayor tim loucks/groveland @ 10:43:50-10:44:01) ("we felt if we began this legislation on the local level, then the legislature,

we've obviously already gone well past that point. it does sound like republicans want to keep with that tradition. but president obama wants to nominate someone, he says he will in due time. and president obama can always go around them and make a recess appointment. sounds like republican senators tonight are really trying to raise the stakes of the next election while democratic senators are trying to let somebody who's already won two elections sect a thilect a thire to the supreme court. >> what about the democrats? are they willing to wait to fill the vacancy? >> no. senator harry reid, the minority leader, is very clear. he thinks that waiting from now until another president is sworn in without a full supreme court or without at least trying to fill the supreme court would be unprecedented and he's got some back-up from that -- to that argument from the ranking member of the judiciary committee, who says it is only february. the president and the senate should get to work without delay to nominate, consider and confirm the nex

i imagine you guys have been already. >> yes we haven't you will see wet out there. one of the reasons you see that is because we've actually started lighting -- laying down our chloride which gives us a chance to stay ahead of the storm. still slick in spots. >> are there any spots your crews are going to be focusing on, or are already? >> the i-25 corridor -- the storm is through the i-70 corridor out east. it will get tricky out there we think later into the afternoon and evening. you can always track the plows by going onto cotrip.org and see where we are. >> thank you very much. >>> super bowl week is here, >>> welcome back, the broncos are now in california. they start practicing for the super bowl today. the team arrived at the san jose airport yesterday, one week before they take on the carolina panthers. then they headed to their team hotel in santa clara just a few manuals -- from -- few miles from where they will be playing. >> cheryl preheim also landed in the bay area yesterday and out in the orange blue. i love it. >> well corey, you did let me borrow y

and we already mentioned crofton, they play elgin public pope john. one other c-2 match up tonight...tenth ranked stanton looks for its first state bid since 1990 when they play twin river. down to d1, omaha nation has never qualified for state but they're just one wininway when they play fifth-ranked fullerton. emerson-hubbard has a bid locked up, they're playing for seeding when they play north central. finally in d-2 lyonsdecatur northeast has never qualified for state, the play spalding academy...and we already mentioned wynot battling st. mary's. chris: the musketeers are set toegin a weekend stretch that includes three games in three days. tonight and tomorrow, sioux city travels to waterloo andsioux falls, before returing home to face madison on sunday. with just 16 games to play in the regular season, this weekend marks a pivotal trio of games..... the muskies are just six points out back in playoff position, they'll have to do it with a makeshift lineup. jay varady--"it's really the manipulation of the roster. right now ifyou lookededt our li

enough already >> note the irony in john's case. the i-team watched in the courtroom as his guardian testified he was motivated by kindness to take john into his home, when in fact john told us his guardian threw him into the reet because he refused his >>ltnd that's why john decided to speak to the i- am because he was so upset about the way his guardian had treated him. just a few weeks later, none of that came up in court where they testified only about their close relationship and the abuse john said he suffered by his father back in india. we don't know whether john's story of abuse is true.,meanwhil', homeland security tells the i-team, the agency is following investigative lead on this, but that is all they're saying for now. melissa russo, "news 4 new york." >> if you have a story for us to look into, all the news 4 i-team tip line. the phone number is 866-news-2 had 4. >>> up next, why the pope is call catholic politicians to action. >>> plus, new video from fiji where a massive cyclone decimated parts of br that region. >>

>> that rain is already moving into philadelphia. it's already in most of the rest of pennsylvania. today is a first alert weather day especially for later today and into this evening. unfortunately the timing is right with the afternoon rush. we have a flood watch for much of the area. and that snow covered ground adds to the moisture that could eventually end up into the streams and rivers. there's the advisory, the flood watch that goes until thursday afternoon. so we're not just talking about localized flooding while it's raining, then the streams and then the rivers can go up too. so this is maybe over a couple of days. so look at this. a wall of rain that is just come into philadelphia now. it goes all the way back west of harrisburg. some of it is on the heavy side. a little bit ahead of the main area here in bucks county. the heaviest of the rain still back by harrisburg. that's the afternoon rush stuff. but we have in the meantime some heavy rain just north of warrington right now about to move into new jersey and lower montgomery county right along the pennsylvania turnpik

we're already out there live where fans are already lining up how's it looking now. >> look at them behind him. >> reporter: fans are lining up check it out, so obviously a lot of super fans out here. just part of some of the fun times out here at san francisco giants fanfest. if we swing over here we can show big long line of fans already out here. hundreds of people out here. but guess what, i think we found our superfan. guys, we talked with ray rios out here at 10:00 i. think we found somebody who got here earlier. mar go shimpson what time did you get here. >> 8:00. >> reporter: for the record that 14 hours before they open the gates. >> yes, yes, i know. it's a little insane but it only happens once a year. >> reporter: what you're looking for? why did you get here that early? what is it about fanfest. >> i love it and i got to be here for the whole thing and i want to be able to get in line and get a few good autographs i'm helping to get bochi this year. matt cane i'm looking for matt cain. >> matt cain would be good, too. >> reporter: i said you were a superfan. let's see how big

we're just a few weeks into tax already we're seeing problems ahead. the irs is alerting taxpayers that there could be something terribly wrong with their tax returns. nbc's chris clackum has more american taxpayers across the country are getting letters from the irs... that shows the agency is again dealing with an onslaught of fraudulent tax returns. "unfortunately for consumers, tax return fraud is not going to go away anytime soon" cnbc's kelli grant has been writing about it... ....and says the troubles can be traced back to last year's data security breaches... ....where millions of social security numbers ended up in the hands of i-d thieves. the thieves then use the number to file a fake return and get other people's tax refund. "in most cases, we're hearing that they're e-filing. they're just doing this in bulk...massive amounts of returns and they know a lot of these are going to get rejected, they're going to be caught by the irs" she says taxpayers should take comfort that many are being caught by the irs... and that more detect the real re

some are already there. >> i can't believe this crowd. it's already packed here. we've been doing some bar hopping already this morning. earlier we were at lodo's across the street, then came over here. just a huge crowd. they had this whole patio area set up. they've got couches, a scene over here. an employee told me there's about just as big a crowd on the patio. what time did you wake up this morning? >> got up early, best day of the year. >> prediction? >> broncos are definitely going to win. von miller is going to dab on cam newton. >> this is a great place to be to watch all the action. safety is really top of mind today for all the bars in colorado. bar owners have been coordinating with denver police and just one simple precaution. they're not using any glass ware today. is in place. hoping for a nice, ffn, safe super bowl sunday and it's off to a great start here at the viewhouse. lindsay watts. >> we talked about the extra patrols, a lot of the police are putting up. when we were driving at 4:30, there were cops everywhere. they're serious about this. t

looks white behind you already, kat already. i arrived here a little after 3:30. rain and slushy snow. it started to accumulate within minutes. we're at the long island railroad station. taxicabs over there. we want to swing by. this really shows you how much snow has fallen. this is a parking lot by the lirr station. you can see all of that snow right there. the drive here slick. we want to show you video that we shot a little while ago. this was, i believe, we were still in nassau county. you saw a lot of the signs saying slippery road conditions, to be careful. that's what drivers need to remember. we have video around here. the lirr station where we are. just a little after 3:30, that's when the big flakes of snow started falling. it turned from slushy snow to big flakes. as you can see right here, it's a couple lagt. ago, there were a couple of guys here. what the mta usually does is put salt and treat the platforms, the stairs so people don't slip and slide as they're trying to catch their train. from we can tell, darlene and meikle a, the lirr out here towa

already 100 cases of small fires on board passenger planes, some forced to make emergenclandings. today the ntsb said the risk posed by lithium ion batteries is growing and immediate and called for new battery shipping regulations. >> we're looking for separation of lithium ion batteries from flammable materials, and we're also looking to reduce the amount of lithium ion battery within a certain distance inside the airplane. >> reporter: a shipment ban is . opposed, instead proposing stringent packaging and better labeling. faa authorities could decide on tough new batteries. but there's no talk of banning the batteries that we carry on board every day in our laptops and our cell phones. tom costello, nbc news, washington. >>> now to something you might not believe unless you saw it with your own eyes, there it is, a station selling gas for just 99 cents a gallon, something a whole lot of folks thought they would never see again, and while it won't happen everywhere analysts say gas under $1 could be on the way in a lot more places. we get more from nbc's blake mccoy. >> how are y

and some of the results are already in. in.voters in the small town of dixville notch headed to the polls just after midnight.on the democratic side.. bernie sanders took all four votes. and republican john kasich came out ahead of donald trump.. by a vote of 3 to 2. new hampshire law allows towns with less than 100 people to open their polls at midnight. in the town of millsfield, ted cruz and hillary clinton were the winners. 3 south carolina is the next state to vote.this is a look the ballot february 27th.we've learned hillary clinton is planning a stop in the state this friday.. but details have not been released. released.and you can expect a lot of visits from the republican candidates before the primary.they will be in greenville this saturday night, for a debate at the peace center.the primary is one week later on the 20th. 3 and while several have dropped out.. one more candidate could be joining the presidential race. race.former new york city mayor michael bloomberg says he is considering a run for president.he

have already seen changes right here at this intersection. they have seen a decrease of delay time by 37%. drivers can expect to see similar changes throughout the county. if you have driven down some of orange county's roadways you know how easily traffic and build up at any one of the county civic center traffic signals. >> there are a lot of cars on the road and not all are the greatest drivers.>> -- >> reporter: officials are working to decrease injection -- congestion. they have received a grant that would greenlight your drive for optimal commute times.>> this will allow us to expand our signal system and replace this center has 100>> reporter: currently their management center has 110 traffic monitoring cameras. he showed me how his employees can only see set up -- seven of them on their monitor wall. with the funds, they hope to enlarge their walls to send out crews to make repairs when needed. he feels drivers will benefit most.>> everybody wants to keep it moving. things to do, places go. >> reporter: traffic management has already

there are 13 possible sites government leaders have looked at already for the prisoners. that includes the army base in fort leavenworth, kansas. and the u-s justice department's supermax prison in florence, colorado. the now's todd walker is at that facility in colorado. it already houses terrorists and some of the worst criminals this country has ever seen. but as todd found, city leaders say this is different. :00 suggested super: todd walker | @toddwalkernews:27 suggested super: mike florence, co city manager:45 suggested super: mike delaurentis | florence, co police chief this is the federal supermax facility just outside of florence colorado security does not get tighter than what is inside those walls and the people who live here in florence aren't as concerned about who goes are who shows up outside*pkg full=it is hard to see many signs of life at what is known as the alcatraz of the rockies..manager 1:53:03 you can see prison guards are watching us already right now :06within minutes of us being within a half mile of the facility we were already being tracked..ma

temperatures already in the low 70's. i think we'll warm up into the mid 70's before it's all said and done today. look for a high around 74. i think that will be a solid bet. some areas might get to 75. maybe even 76 to our south. look for mid 70's tomorrow as well. probably a few more clouds and probably stay in the 70's through wednesday. i think rain chances really pick up especially wednesday morning through around thursday morning. so that will keep us a little cooler. first, we'll see the rain and then the cooler air. much more seasonable forecast and more february like as we head through friday, saturday and sunday. as of right now, it will be cooler and at least sunday for the weekend. >> people taking advantage of that sunshine. it as well. >> announcer: hungry for a show that packs a real crunch? then you're in luck. we've got an hour of crispy creations you'll crave. mario's getting things started with a savory, cheesy bite, packed with pancetta and filled with flavor. then carla's filling your house with the

already 13th and 14th and bannook closed down around civic center park already. we have parking restrictions unfortunately along 177h. barricades are up. take a look at the parking, this is near 13th and bannock. you'll see that all across downtown. special event prices already in place. >> oh, boy. >> jayson, thank you. >>> the denver broncos as you know by now world champions and we have live team coverage of this huge rally parade and celebration. >> it kicks off at 10:00 this morning at denver civic center park, where jason gruenauer is joining us live. first we're going to talk about the parade, lindsay watts is outside union station. that's where the parade route begins. >> reporter: mitch, it all starts here at 17th and wynkoop. barriers are set up in front of union station and theyystretch all the way down 17th street. the parade route is primarily on 17th. it goes more than a dozen city blocks to broadway. and then from there to civic center park. that entire route is just under a mile and a half. that is a lot of standing room space. you do want to get

a few of the candidates are already there. chris christie skipped caucus night in iowa to kick off a bus and in tour there. he held two town halls last night, analysts say he is banking on a new hampshire win to catapult his campaign to the white house. christie had 2% here in iowa last night. jeb bush also skipped caucus night to focus on new hampshire. he told a crowd last night that voters there 'reset' elections, saying next tuesday, he's going to surprise the world with a win there. eric: good day after the caucus. we have been giving you a look at our traffic cam. right now, this is i-35 and merle hay road. traffic is moving just fine but wait another 15 minutes or a half hour in an.and what's america's best-selling brand of trucks? you're in for a big surprise, pal. actually, you're not.

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and it's already a very fraught issue. they have talked about making it so that other companies would be able to use existing technologies and hardware to make it easier to navigate and flip, say, from your cable channels to your netflix or your hulu, and there's already been a coalition of companies from the pay tv industry, and that's everything from dish to at&t and many others who are opposing it. but google, meanwhile, is really trying to push this as a good idea and something that's very pro-consumer. and they've been doing demonstrations, most recently for hill stuff and also for fcc staff, and there's a little bit of he said/she said going on right now between why google already has this equipment ready when, you know, actually this whole proceeding got kicked off last year as a result of the reauthorization at the end of 2014. there was almost a yearlong working group and report that came out in 2015, and now we're sort of seeing it all come to a head as the fcc is about to unveil what's really in the new proposed

as the storm moves away the bad news is guys will start to clear and these temperatures which are already falling through the genes will drop down into the single digits overnight. by the way, as the storm leaves us, it broke three records. get ready for frigid temperatures denied and because of those temperatures some of those road conditions you will have to deal with icy spots and for that we want to head down to the denver tech center. can't hurt all his life down there where things are little bit better this morning than they were. >> they are a lot better than they were this morning because the snow stopped falling and i those cancellations and you can see the traffic is moving pretty well. if you look at the driving surface you still have a lot of slush and ice building up. that's where we have some trouble. we were out in the last couple of hours and we didn't find some accidents. we do have some video to show you especially on the overpasses and underpasses where it tends to get icy there was an accident on the flyover at 225 near the tech center which caused the a backup and the

it's already 66 degrees out here. this is already above the average high for february 15th here in santa cruz. when you look around you can't believe that we're still in mid-february with just one month to go in winter. >> yeah, yeah, it's amazing. it feels like spring. >> reporter: it feels like spring, looks like summer here at the beach in front of the santa cruz boardwalk. lots of families have been coming out to enjoy the surf, the sand, the waves. some people are putting sun tan on, on this winter presidents' day. the temps are supposed to soar mid-afternoon to 80 degrees. if that does happen, it would break the record 79 degrees set back in 1985. >> it never happens in february, you've got to be kidding me. i'm from up in the bay and this is incredible. came down for the weekend and it's fantastic. >> reporter: are you going out there regardless? >> oh, yeah. this is icing on the cake. >> this is awesome. it is february. it's also 75 degrees right now. exactly where we're supposed to be, at the beach with our f

were already out. so i was a little surprised and it was difficult to find a balance between the proper reverence and going right into the political but the system just seemed to absolutely gallop beyond us and they were ready to go. gwen: let's talk about the galloping system, john. you talked about the issues that were hanging fire even before his passing. what would you say as you begin to order in your mind the key cases to watch, the ones most significantly affected by this loss? >> just for the medium term, len -- qwenn, we already had one of the most socially charged sessions in years. the public sector union vote will probably change now without his fifth vote and i think it would have been against unions in america. an abortion case is going to be heard on march 2, now by only eight justices. it increases the chances that the texas law that's quite restrictive on abortion rights will not be upheld. but who knows? we have affirmative action up there, voting rights, and the president's immigrati

>> on the way as we speak, you're right, actually already starting to find flakes flying as we mentioned moment ago in delaware, on the way then south to north in philadelphia. while many of you still have that window of dry weather and snow-free opportunity to enjoy, for most of the morning drive, others, well, already starting to get into the thick of things here. now, we start things offer just with one of those quiet cameras. we go on taught see "skycam 3", here, we overlook center city. all good guys, no snow to speak of just yet. you have plenty every cold air in place, of course through the course of the weekends it was frigid outside. that's setting the stage for this to easily begin as snow, feels more like 10 degrees, when you factor in what is a very modest winds out of the east, but right now, watching, essentially your warmfront, which sort of makes you like shake your head like maybe just wonder what the heck we are talking about here, because you have snow on the way, how can it be warmfront? it is, in fact, going to your nerve milder air, so the temperatures that are curr

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some candidates are already moving on to the next primary.>>reporter: donald trump and bernie sanders are scheduled to state center stage in new hampshire, but all the candidates took the campaign stage last night. >> i need your vote. >>reporter: hours before new hampshire's primary, the presidential contenders made closing arguments. some again on the attack and aiming their words at donald trump. >> i think being a progressive means you want to make real progress. the last thing we need is promises that cannot be met.>>reporter: in historic vote did not end in his favor. with john casey taking the lead in on the democratic side, sanders beat hillary clinton for 20. many votes to calm as candidates way for the post- close tonight and open next in south carolina. south carolina's primary is just two weeks out. coming up we keep a close eye on social media as polling sites open the doors in new hampshire and we will show you how people are reacting as more votes command. >>> this next story happened while many were sleeping, at least eight pe

colliding that precipitation already in place. the ground is so cold that any snow that falls will quickly start to accumulate. a fast one to two inches not out of the question. look at. that a nice band of rain that really moves through. an inch to an inch and a half of rainfall expected tomorrow as those temperatures are in the 50's. how much snow are we expecting. a coating to an inch inside of 128 to the south. one to two inches in worcester county. it is not a lot. it will melt off and wash away as we get into tomorrow. look at this temperature profile. two hours either side of midnight. that concern is there for freezing rain and also for some sleet. you see that wintry mix that's indicated with the pink color there. then we wait, really until tomorrow afternoon to see that heavy rain enter into the picture. looks like it takes until about 6:00, 7:00, 8:00 tomorrow. but again, inch to an inch and a half of rain. that is not all we are talking about. about wind. >> danielle: thanks, bri. and the freezing rain, too. temperatur

changes are already heading our way. we have a winter weather advisory for that 95 corridor, points north and west and that goes up at 6:00 a.m. tomorrow through 2:00 a.m. on tuesday because there will be a period of light to moderate snowfall across the region. the here's storm tracker six live double scan radar 3-d and you can see, snow breaking out across ohio valley, pressing closer and closer as it streaks eastward in the mid-atlantic region. we have milk precipitation and rain. main energy that we are tracking is still out across arkansas with this area of low pressure that will cut out to the west but as it does so we have snow at the on set but as we tap in the southeasterly wind, the snow will change over to rain. so future tracker six is showing you as we go throughout the afternoon hours you can see light to moderate pockets on have snowfall across the region. we will go overtime line and what we can expect. for the morning there could be a couple flurries, light snow showers for the city south and west. morni

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find somebody who already was president. go out for a walk here in des moines and you run into bill clinton. mr. president, how does it feel? is she going to pull it off? >> great. >> reporter: some candidates in the back of the pack are already pulling up the stakes. you're going to be at a town hall meeting in new hampshire by the time this is going on. >> this is going on, i'll be in my second town hall meeting in new hampshire. >> reporter: 400,000 iowans are expected to show up. they'll pile into schools, senior centers. in malcom, iowa -- population 277 -- the caucus is in a grain elevator. in hayesville, republicans will caucus in a gun shop. and off a dirt road in boone county, the democratic caucus -- rural precinct number 3 -- is in the living room of mary and gary weaver. >> we're so rural. we're really doing it almost as a convenience for ourselves and our neighbors. >> reporter: so, tonight, mary bakes for her caucus guests, treating them, she says, to some iowa nice. jon, that's what we love about iowa, the liv

. >> he already bellowed, how stupid are the people of iowa? just yesterday he says if he doesn't win iowa, then everything here was a big, fat and very expense i waste of time. >> reporter: senator marco rubio hoping for a strong third place finish. spending the final hours with family, too. even shopping for toys with his children. >> now you're undecided. he's like a caucus goer. he can't make up his mind. >> reporter: palin tells me she'd be comfortable supporting either senator in november. >> in a heartbeat, i would support whichever gop candidate rises to the top. you just got to do your basic abc's on this abc. anybody but clinton. >> and tom is with us live here in iowa tonight. tom, donald trump with his secret weapon today, his wife. many say ted cruz needs a first place finish tonight, but what about marco rubio? a lot of talk this evening of some late momentum? >> reporter: that's right, david. the rubio crowds have been getting bigger. but beyond that, sources within the rubio campaign but also the cruz campaign tell us, they're t

this race getting rough-and-tumble already, with nasty new robocalls. in a new twist, jeb bush is getting backup on the trail from his brother, former president george w. bush making his campaign debut on monday. lester? >> hallie, jackson, thank you. >>> it's always there, lurking, and now the dreaded polar vortex is heading south, bringing with it the coldest air of the season for tens of millions of us. al roker joins us with >> yeah, lester, it will be potentially deadly weather coming in. the polar vortex is already there, but it will shift over to the northern atlantic. the jet stream dips to the south. that means that cold air spills south of the canadian border, into the northeast, and the midwest, bringing some of our colder temperatures that we have seen yet. bismarck tomorrow will feel like 7, minus 7 in minneapolis. 13 in cleveland. as we get into saturday morning, you'll see those temperatures single digits and below. and we bottom out records possible in boston with minus 5, 2 in new york city, 4 in rochester, 1 in pittsburgh, roanoke 10.

snow is already falling in some areas and is a lot more behind it. we want to get right to chief meteorologist jason boyer was tracking this winter. snow has returned it's all light snow for the most part elevations but it will add up already half inch reported in the last couplplof hours up and burnsville we make a little more than that in the northern mountains ttt's why we have those winter weather advisories which are up for these counties along the tennessee border snow now to the west and north of marshall coming down over hot springs could get another one top to inches overnight tonight again the snow is really going to taper off the northern mountains kind of data way were not looking at much more than just a few flurries in asheville overnight tonight don't expect any accumulation. turn our attention to the bitter cold coming in wind chills advisory kicking in at midnight tonight new saturday not for lower elevations but for i elevations because the windchill values will be 5 to 15 degrees below zero that means frostbite in say 15 exposeseto

clear skies, temperatures already warming up. already in the mid 60s. looking like for our forecast, warming into the 70s, seasonable temperatures is what we're expecting. plenty of sunshine. although late morning we could see a few clouds out there because of the front that is expected to swing on through. the bigger pictutu, dry, cold front moves through. even though the cold front is expected to move thrgh today giving us a few clouds, we will be dry. rain-free all day long. once the cold front does move through, high pressure across the nation's midsection. we'll continue to push further to the south. that's what's going to drag in the cold air from canada really cooling things down across the eassrn seaboard and the northeast. for us we alsosoill see cooler temperatures for the second half of the weekend. in the meantime, the main thing it's not a bad problem to have. have the sunscreen handy. marine conditions, sll crafts should exercise caution over the atlantic waters. the good news is rip currents will remain at a low risk all day today. >>>>>a

this has already been in effect for 18 months. which everyone finds outrageous to do a 1.6 mile of roadway which is about 12 city blocks and for 18 months that will be traffic moving n. to the ctr. part of the city and particularly masonic will be clocked for 18 months. i really question why does it take to years to do this work? it doesn't seem rational. the other problem that bothers me here is that the mta will plant 200 trees, and the water and sewer lines will run it or imagine the middle of the street and to put free roots right above that that just seems like a bad thing to do. that may not want us in the short-term but in 20 years from now or 30 years from now we may see a problem with these trees. we need to rethink what is going on here and i think through the investment that is being made in preparing this investigation. >> the sewer will be 2 separate sewers on either side of the median. >> given a comment about that 24 months? >> mtais really taking the lead on this but i do know that the government utilities are real

the storm has already turned deadly. officials say a driver in pacific beach was killed sunday when a tree fell across four lanes of traffic. strong winds ripped up dozens of trees, powerlines, and rooftops there. we'll keep a close eye on this storm as it moves east. and right now two students at virginia tech are being charged in the abduction and murder of a 13-year-old girl. 18-year-old david eisenhauer is charged with first degree murder in the death of nicole lovell, she disappeared from her home wednesday. her body was found this weekend in north carolina. sunday police announced 19-year-old natalie keepers will also face charges of improper disposal of a body and accessory in connection to the death. elizabeth: back here in iowa an update in the death investigation of des moines architect kirk blunck. des moines police tell us two witnesses to the death have turned themselves in and are answering questions. blunck was found dead last sunday at the teachout building in the east village. kcci will continue to bring

we're already into the mid-60s now. so we're having no trouble getting to that 69 degrees for today the record for today is 73. today is quiet. not too many issues. by the time we get to tomorrow, we're going to see the gust. below the ridge tops for your wednesday gusting to 55 at times. snow starts wednesday evening and afternoon i should say for the sierra into the evening hourless. with rain at first below 7,000 feet. then it will change over to for the valleys of western nevada, winds increase tomorrow. south winds at 25 to 35 gusting to 60. wind prone areas up to 70 miles per hour. rain showers arrive for the showers of western nevada as early as wednesday evening through the overnight into thursday morning. with the snow level by thursday morning down to the valley floor. not looking for much accumulation for the valleys about zero to one. most of it will be rain. upper foothills three to seven. above 6,000 feet in the sierra. above 7,000 feet 10 to 20- inches of snow from wednesday night into thursday morning. m

already, washington, dc has suspended some bus service. and there's already flooding in nantucket. massachusetts could be hit as well. it's expected to dump as much as 18 inches of snow. some schools and businesses are already closed. and the snow is already causing problems in connecticut-- take a look at this bus that rolled over! it flipped onto its side on a freeway. at least 30 people are hurt, with six of them fighting for their lives. police say the tour bus had about 70 passengers on board. now taking a live look outside-- it's shaping up to be a beautiful week. the 70's are in the forecast all week long. let's get all the details of your work week forecast with 13 weather first chief meteorologist bryan scofield and 'weather first.' dry conditions and above continue to be the theme of the forecast as strong high pressure remains settled over the western u.s. breezy winds will taper down later tonight and remain calmer through the start to next weekend happy lunar new year! and today if you didn't know, is the year of the monkey! las vegas mayor carolyn goodman kicked off t

smith played it up the board and 2:10 to go and already at the hash mark and gustav son as they were going to pull him off. so now krug and here comes gustavsson to the bench with the extra man. the extra man is chara and sometimes hee goes to o e front of the net and this time he goes behind the net and play is stopped. >> a tremendous opportunity for the detroit red wings off the rush and he started with a good shot block against seidenberg >> smith over to abdelkader rockets that high and wide. the only thing that was diminished. eddie: mrazek peering out. eriksson and krejci to take the draw, marchand, chara and krug. as it is around behind and meanwhile, the empty nest and helm couldn't get him to approve and marchand on the attack and they fan them out and play it across to krejci. a hundred seconds to go as of now expect mrazek able to knock it down and kicked on back by dekeyser and punched further and set on by quincey. chocked on out to center and >> and that was out in the blue line. good eye, eddie. >> around it goes now and m radek and still the battle on to and they can

and some of the results are already in. in.voters in the small town of dixville notch headed to the the democratic side.. bernie sanders took all four votes. and republican john kasich came out ahead of donald trump.. by a vote of 3 to 2. new hampshire law allows towns with less than 100 people to open their polls at midnight. in the town of millsfield, ted the winners. 3 south carolina is the next state to vote.this is a look at the democrats appearing on the ballot february 27th.we've learned hillary clinton is planning a stop in the state this friday.. but details have not been released. released.and you can expect a lot of visits from the republican candidates before the primary.they will be in greenville this saturday night, for a debate at the peace center.the primary is one week later on the 20th. 3 and while several have dropped out.. one more candidate could be joining the presidential race. race.former new york city mayor michael bloomberg says he is considering a run for president.he tells the "financial times" t

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