the camera bouncing around because of the strong, gusty winds, in fact across eastern georgia. the pressure gradient between the storm system and the high pressure to our southwest, 43 mile-per-hour wind is in downtown greenville. in spartanburg and in anderson, 46 mile-per-hour wind gusts. sustained wind of 25 to 30 miles per hour. asheville, gusts of 41 miles per hour at the regional airport. we are talking of a high wind warning that will continue until the top of the hour at 7:00, and then from 7:00 until midnight, it goes from high wind downward to a wind advisory, but we're still even talking wind gusts. probably in the upstate to 35 it will likely change over to snow showers and continue into friday morning. a winter weather advisory, forecasting one to four plus inches of snow. the higher elevations, the closer you get to the tennessee live, and the west facing slopes. the farther you go, like in southeastern buncombe county, you might see some. even in hendersonville. you may see a rain shower as we go through the next hours. all of our severe weather has shifted off t

we have light rain right now in eastern georgia. some of that will make its way into south carolina but we have been looking that radar and it is light rain. it is not going to amount to very much. might see a shower. what we saw today, a front coming down the eastern seaboard. came into south carolina. got stationary south of the e columbia area. part of a larger system, the center is near kansas city, missouri, here is the front down the mississippi river valley. the thunderstorms are ahead of it. as the front gets closer to us we will see an increase in the right now we have two air masses. one to the north, cool. to the south, it is warm. here are the temperature. 65 in columbia. 71 degrees in orangeburg. 74 in augusta. rock hill 58 degrees. tonight we might see a few showers sneak through the area but not expecting much rain till tomorrow. that the when the rain picks up in the upstate and we will watch the line of thunderstorms from the west during the afternoon. this could produce some locally heavy rains and gusty winds but

they had some snow flurries that popped up from eastern georgia all the way through atlanta. we had some pretty pictures coming in yesterday. flurries were reported all across the upstate, and even south of the i-85. let's check in with our morning cameras. this is the peace center, looking toward greenville. it is 24 degrees with a west breeze at eight miles per hour. here is a history of the past six hours. flurries occurred in a the north carolina mountains near the tennessee border, as well as a couple spots in northern greenville county. we will see a few lingering flurries until 8:00 this morning. we have a wind chill advisory until noon tomorrow. the upstate will feel colder with the breezes blowing. greenville is currently 24 degrees. caesar's head, 23 degrees. we have cold temperatures in the upstate and teens in the mountains, feeling much colder with those 15-18 mile per hour winds. we can see 15-18 mile-per-hour winds from clemson through asheville. boone feels like negative one degrees. everyone is dealing with the cold early on. 40 degrees might be the best we s

there is one more section we here for the storms that are moving across waynesboro and eastern georgia these will be tracking into barnwell county and allendale county and southern orangeburg county over the next hour or so. you will be under the gun certainly at 4:30 and that could be possibly extended to 5:30 or 6:00 this afternoon. >> we are also getting more word about schools, ben. again, the concern about the kids being let out of school and that conditions that may not be safe. you could end up with the threat of a tornado and certainly high winds. we have word that dismissal is being delayed in middle and high schools pretty much until the weather system passes and the thrt has been deemed to be passed. elementary schools had already dismissed and we have word that the buses are using precautionary measures. we got word from richland 1 schools that dismissal will be delayed until 3:30 which was about five minutes ago. the word on that, nothing further from richland 1, but we have seen a lot of that system that has passed through parts already. if they did dismiss at 3:30 and yo

counties, however when you go back to the south and west, i will will show you some of the storms in eastern georgia, they are right there, and it is more of a broken lane, but still pretty active south of i 20 and that's will be clipping across banberg, clarendon county for the next two hours, for the next hour that is the segment of the state that we have to watch for, what could be another tornado warning if we start to get some reports of funnel clouds or a couple of thunderstorm warnings, one last note here, flash flood warnings for another 28 minutes until 4:30 for five points, and that section of downtown columbia two inches fell fast, and rocky branch creek went up fast, and now it will fall quickly, dangerous travel in downtown columbia for the next 30 minutes or so >> we are getting jump dates fromsulter county schools, we have word that the students have been released according to their regular schedules there has been some delays, actually at the sumpter schools, we are standing by for any further word on possible delays, what that will boil down to, what we've from sumpter is that stude

moving to right now and later on this evening, it are still warm air in eastern north carolina, eastern georgia and south florida and a whole lot of cold air north and west of us. that is poised to move in overnight and tomorrow morning. along with that i want to show you something else. a strong upper-level disturbance. we're looking at water vapor imagery. dry and moist air and there's a lot of moist air here where you can see the blues and whites. and then this orange dry air, but this here is what we call a trough of low pressure in the upper atmosphere. it's a lot of energy. right now it's what we call positively tilted but when it comes into marketable takea more of a negative tilt which will create a lot of rising motion right upon us. that will give life to more precipitation. you can see it on future cast. here's the rain this evening, there's 8:00. overnight, we start to see that precipitation developed to the west. that is due to the upper-level disturbance, it's rain and snow. i think future cast is a little too quick with us. i think that 4:00 a.m. the area as a rain snow makes. by

i believe it was eastern georgia and multiple tornadoes from teen see -- tennessee to alabama. the national weather service will survey damage and it caused thousands of dollars of damages and it's the same system that is actually heading in our direction. so. >> oh, boy. >> i know. no severe weather here. >> yeah i am in awe that it's so warm out up here right now february 4th. >> every one of the weather watchers is like did i fall asleep and wake up because it's in the 50s right now which is normal for summertime. it's remarkable. we had shy two degrees shy of the record. and as of about midnight in the city of boston. so, we are warm and the wind is not nearly as strong as damaging gusts yesterday. gust to 30 miles per hour in over15 and 20 miles per hour. look at temperatures 54 in boston. 57 in nashua and colder air to the north and west but we are staying in the 50s today. and yes, he there are a lot of clouds around. a couple showers lingering here but the steady rain is done. you may get a prist when you -- spritz from providence to new bedford and taunton this morning

that line that pivoted through the gulf coast states -- eastern georgia, portions of south carolina. it's now snowing in missouri and northern arkansas. so that's how intense the storm is. it has about all four seasons attached to it. as it moves in our direction, primarily a rainmaker. it will produce gusty winds. not out of the question that we may hear a rumble or two. just misty and drizzly out there. nothing particularly heavy through the morning commute. wet roads well to the north and west. still could be an icy spot here or there. but that should change by 8:00 or 9:00. everybody is in the 40s and 50s this afternoon. the rain will pick up in intensity as will the wind. we'll talk about the wind in different areas. let's get over to lauren scala commutewise. how is it looking? >> we have delays of up to 90 minutes on arrivals at no reported die lace at newark or jfk. check in with carriers. low visibility and wet roads and runways could affect people flying today. heading over to the trains, great idea to take the trains today. don't want to get on the roads. all running witho

georgia. also, the eastern upstate, moving through laurens, wickmayer, spartanburg county, cherokee county. i will be right back. do you think when you are president you'll be paid as much this is one of the jobs where they have to pay you the same. but there are so many examples where that doesn't happen. i'm going to do everything i can to make sure every woman in every job gets paid the same... ...as the men who are doing that job. i'm hillary clinton seneca officials carol: senna can officials are expected to discuss tomorrow a request to remove a memorial cross on city property. this cross was built into a stone wall along a patio, outside seneca's water treatment plant. it's to memorialize chuck keeler, a worker who fell while helping to build the plant. he died. the freedom from religion foundation says the memorial should be religiously neutral. keeler's daughter says the fight against it opens up wounds that haven't had time to heal. >> it's just disrespectful to my father, and disrespectful to my family. we've suffered enough. and i think that it needs to end. we don't need to suf

we have this area of low pressure in the eastern part of georgia, a lot of warm air coming in, and off to the east. skies will start clearing out, after the sunrise, the western half of the state will have lots of sunshine, and all of us will get a lot of sunshine throughout the afternoon and evening. we could get cloud cover through the evening, and a possible sprinkle overnight, but seldom. edge, and mostly sunny, very windy, and 63 degrees after school, and all of our highs generally in the low to mid 60s. it will be windy, gusting up to 30 miles an hour, but mostly sunny skies with a high of 64 and overcast skies tonight with a low of 44. all of us in the low to mid 40s overnight. sunshine's sticking around for quite a while, 61 tomororw, down to 57 on thursday, and look at this weekend, 71 on saturday, 70 on sunday, and rain coming in by monday and 67. springtime is just around the corner, and these midland radials offered a day discounted rate. as we get ready for the spring weather, we know what it is have the flood earlier, and these will come in handy, and ready to work if you

moisture flowing in from the gulf of mexico across north florida and georgia and eastern areas of south and north carolina. clouds having a tough time moving east and a couple showers now to the northern neck in southern st. mary's in cambridge and oxford. two cast shows activity not too much other than a stray shower or two. tonight moisture works its way up. futurecast says it has all of this as wayne at 1:00 in the morning. i think it will be cold enough it will be wet snow and we could get that minor of accumulation. a bigger hit across new york, long island, southeastern new england where they are talking about 6 inches or more like tomorrow afternoon. maybe even rhode island and southeast massachusetts. the snow map, you see a trace to an inch to the eastern and southern counties. outside chance that someone sees a slushy 3 inches. next week the 850 malabar temperatures are about a mile up , one shot of arctic air sunday morning heading towards new england. another shot dies down into monday. a called shot next weekend jet stream takes a big dip and cold enough to support snow. th

for us here in central florida, not necessarily the case for far northern florida and the eastern section of georgia, as this stuff races on through. this is the best information i have at the current time. we'll update and refine as need be. for right now, it looks like the most concentrated appreciable rains, getting into oarchghts by 8:00 and 9:00 p.m. ocala. and orlando, 10:00 a.m. to solid 12:00 p.m. time frame. and coastal brevard, cape canaveral, satellite beach, melbourne, palm bay. it'll sweep through in pretty quick fashion. we'll adjust as need be. right now, i'm going with the the time to keep you ahead of the approaching clusters of storms. storms are on the way, we've made that clear, but by 5:00 p.m., the good news is that a lot of this wraps up. we'll have clouds on top, but the general consensus and modeling ends rain and clears us out. and tomorrow, it's like this never happened. much cooler air. a smiled start to -- a mild start to the morning. around 70. we await chunky rain amounts. wrapping up the rain. taking it into the weekend, looking good. mid-upper 60 toss around 70 on su

then move into georgia, the carolinas and eastern virginia. /// ((kirsten joyce)) > from severe weather... to our sunny skies. sherry.. it looks like it'll be another beautiful day in the valley. ((sherry swensk)) > we have it so much easier than the other side of the country at this hour... a sunny and calmer day in southern nevada. no wind advisories... temps back up to near normal. it's one of those near-perfect desert days. ........... but another warm-up in our sights. i've got your weather now forecast for the rest of february coming up./// ((kirsten joyce)) > plus... governor sandoval.. governor sandoval.. could be headed to washington. the post president obama.. may be vetting him for... straight ahead after the break./// < lowe's presents: how to put your foot in your mouth. man, wish my yard looked ke yours. hey, the grass is always greener on the other side of the... sorry. now get 20% off sta-green fertilizer, guantanamo bay. house speaker paul ryan says lawmakers have the votes to and enough votes to override any veto. president obama wants to transfer roughly 35 of the 91

through the area right now, we've got the thunderstorm activity that stretches over the eastern carolinas and back into georgia. the drier air will try to filter in, and that will ensure some sunshine for us weather. freezing conditions, chilly weather, getting into tomorrow morning, some patchy fog on the way. but it will be a dry day for us. and can we'll see increasing sunshine with temperatures that will be pretty mild for this time of the year. sunny and cool for friday afternoon. overall, the end of the week and the weekend looking good. so showers are going to be ending, patchy fog overnight. breezy and cooler tomorrow, we'll expect a quiet and cool weekend ahead. with temperatures a little bit below average in some cases for this time of the year. right now, quiet warm, 60 in asheville, 63 with rain in laurens, and 64 now in greenwood. here's what to expect over the next 72 hour, things will get better for us. 59 is high tomorrow. freezing for tomorrow night. 53 and sunshine on friday. not bad on saturday either, a few high clouds around, and a little bit more in the way of cloud cover sunday, but temp

the storms will continue through florida today and move to georgia, the carolinas and eastern virginia. the damaging winds will be the greatest threat with tornadoes still possible though not as likely. >>> taking a look at our forecast for today on your wednesday, beautiful outside. i was saying i wish i could go outside and -- outside and enjoy the sun. >> show is over in 11 minutes. our followings joins us with >>> it is going to be a good one to soak up that sunshine. it is beautiful outside. warm temperatures and by the way, if the warm weather has you wanting to get away, weekend get away to vegas, perhaps, upper 70s to near 80 for the highs there. from the 70s and 80s down in the sash part of the day -- be warm around here. today. not much in the way of winds and warm temperatures, too. well into the 60s later on this afternoon for most of the lower elevation locations. 54 in town. partly cloudy skies reported from the airport. winds are calm with 31% humidity. temperatures are now in the 40s and 50s for much of the viewing area going for the 50s and 60s for many of us though th

the palmetto state is clear as far as rain but more is coming out from eastern, central, and southern georgia making its way toward the midlands. temperatures are starting off mild too warm with the four in newberry, 57 in saluda, 58 in orangeburg avenue to bishopville and camden each at 59. overcast skies with winds, and all of that could be changing that the day because we have a cold fronts on the western side of the appellations and all of this is moving toward our directions. we are expecting rain when the kids get out of school. it will be warm and muggy as we are looking at high temperatures ranging from the middle to upper 60s all throughout the midlands. expecting a high of at 60 degrees with rainfall likely in the afternoon and especially in the late evening with 61 degrees -- 51 degrees overnight tonight. outside of this cold front moving through, there is a lot of activity in the deep south. all of this will be making its way easterly toward the southeast atlantic, and we are expecting quite a bit of rain. we could see some light to moderate rain developing by midday into the earl

from alabama to georgia across much of the eastern seaboard, thunderstorms dumped several inches of rain. in washington, d.c., a rare winter lightning show, on the backside, snow, lots of it, indiana residents are still digging out, and at o'hare airport in chicago, once again this winter, plenty of cancellations. >> it was on time and then got delayed twice. >> winter is still very much here. paul beban, al jazeera. >> let's bring in meteorologist kevin corriveau. he said been monitoring the snow. >> the risk of tornadoes is coming down, but for thunderstorms and severe thunderstorms, that risk is going to continue as we go into the morning hours. i'm going to show you the big picture. first of all, you can see the storm system moving towards the northeast. the backside is the winter part. we'll deal with that in just a moment. i want to take you over here to the eastern seaboard and show you what we saw today. notice these lines of thunderstorms that passed through. they came in several waves of lines which caused a lot of problems here. not only tornadoes across this region, but we al

a line of thunderstorms from eastern north carolina through i-95 corridor into southern georgia. some producing heavy rains. pushes to the east. the front is behind that and it moved into the upstate but hasn't come through the midland. i don't expect it to come through till later on tonight over view of the system. you can see the low-pressure system is up in canada with the cold front trailing along the eastern seaboard. and it is the rain that we are experiencing. behind it once we get there it will be a cooler and drier air mass coming in. temperatures cooled off. 65 degrees in columbia. 64 in sumpter. 65 orangeburg. warm in charleston 72. upstate 60 degrees. a look at our computer model, tonight we will continue to see the rain for a while here in the midland. but it will be shifting to the coast over night. tomorrow more of the rain along the coast. a chance of a shower around the area. it will [bleep] cloudy tomorrow -- it will be cloudy tomorrow. friday the clouds clear out and we will see plenty of sunshine. put there are some changes in the forecast. night tonight, lows

the green area, the far eastern and from knoxville to atlanta and do georgia, this is overnight, in the marginal green. tomorrow, the dynamics shift north. our area is under marginal risk from t storms of a threat for severe weather. the main thrvythunderstorms, spotty, damaging winds from the thunderstorms, and a slight chance of a tornado because we much wind shear across the area tomorrow. we will keep you updated late tonight and tomorrow morning. the live super doppler showing rain coming in. a live shot from the peace center in downtown greenville, low clouds, fog and drizzle across. . showers will develop overnight. 39 in boone, 47 in rutherfordton 50 in spartanburg and greenville. i am forecasting mid 50's for overnight lows. as the system gets closer from the west, temperatures may go up towards it daybreak. northeast wind and 15 in and anderson, making it feel like the mid 40's wi65 in columbia, 74 in a gust 71 in atlanta.there he mild. 71 in chattanooga, 70's in florida. 75 in new orleans, 48 in richmond, virginia. that is gup behind the front. back edge of the storm system,

by 8:00 this evening, the line moving to eastern alabama getting into western georgia. heading into south carolina. tomorrow morning at 4:00 a.m., it's on our doorstep. moving to the triangle area and viewing area by 6:00 a.m.. it's worth commute, windy and what. hold onto the steering wheel tight. by 10:00 a.m., out of the area. morning, sunshine and 60s. here comes the next moving system, by 10:00 tomorrow night, there it is. then it's up some by, by 4:00 a.m. rain in the area and quickly gone wednesday afternoon and into the evening, back to sunshine and highest on wednesday in the 50s instead of the 60s. this evening, still a chance for spotty light rain, 34. some spotty rain overnight, 34, which will likely occur this evening. temperatures ramp up into the 50s and by daybreak, expect 54 with showers and possible thunderstorms. here is the 7-day forecast. take a look at rainfall probability for the day tuesday. there you go. high in the morning, and then it really drops off. the afternoon commute will be quiet and will likely be break. 60 with a strong wind in the i

the storms are now moving to georgia, the carolinas and eastern virginia. and the big concern will be the winds. coming up at 11-30, we'll have more on the damages. our team coverage on the storms continues... now with 13 weather first meteorologist greg bennett. high pressure has taken over the valley once again and today we will begin our climb breaking news -- reports say president obama is looking to nominate nevada governor brian sandoval as the next court justice..to replace late supreme court antonin scalia. that's according the washington post. sandoval did serve on the state supreme court. right now, senate majority leader mitch mcconnell is permit a vote of a replacement. and breaking news on the democratic race! nevada senator harry reid is endorsing hillary clinton for president. here's why-- :13 - 23 "she was the first lady...during that administration." reid went on to say that clinton would be a great first woman to lead america, and mrs. clinton will best serve the middle class. (trump) "we won with young, we won with old, we one with highly

rain has been quite evident over the eastern half of that state moving into northwest georgia. we've had moisture on the increase in the western carolinas so far today as well. some snow is falling in higher elevations and we've got rain in the lower elevations and also into the northern part of going to continue to work its way eastward. we've got a winter weather advisory that's in effect for the higher elevations going into tomorrow morning. otherwise, the amounts are low. in general a 10th of an inch on are less with this system tonight. in the morning that will be pushing out with maybe a few high mountain snow showers left over. overall we expect a lot of sunshine, a chilly start to the day and in the afternoon hours temperatures will have a nice chance to rebound there. by thursday morning once again a cool start to the day but a fast warm up with lots of sun and mild temperatures in the afternoon. right now we are at 44 in asheville, 57 degrees in greenville, 57 in anderson. we got up to 60 today in greenwood. here is your pinpoint planner. 56 degrees clinton, we'll exp

eastern on c-span3. donald trump campaigns in georgia tomorrow, making a stop . the event gets underway at six clark p.m. eastern. -- at 6:00 p.m. eastern. >> president obama recently toward a manufacturing plant in jacksonville, florida, which benefited from the stimulus package he signed into law in 2009. the president spoke to workers about the economy and future investments in energy. this is half an hour. pres. obama: hello, everybody! [applause] pres. obama: please, everybody please have a seat. it is great to be back in jacksonville. [applause] pres. obama: as president, i've been to all 50 states. i have seen some pretty incredible things, but i've also got a bucket list of things i still need to get done.

georgia, and florida. this will work its way up the eastern seaboard for later tomorrow night and into monday.marily staying off shore. then another piece of energy out the to the west will move in as we get into monday night and tuesday. we will talk about it in the near term. the nice day tomorrow. 8:00 in the morning future tracker six showing you chilly, 32 in philadelphia. twenty-nine in trenton. twenty-eight in allentown w that southeasterly win, temperatures climb nicely in the upper 40's. forty-seven in philadelphia a. forty-three in allentown. 41 degrees as we go down to the south in wildwood. we're tracking energy late tomorrow night and into monday. we're tracking that, as this is out to sea coastal storm that works its the way up the eastern seaboard. some models are indicating a western fringe of this storm system could brush portions of new jersey but this stays well out to sea. most models indicating. that then focus out across great lakes monday night into tuesday because this will work eastward. the a as it it does so there is a period of light snow, as we go throughout the da

moving across the eastern seaboard extending from new england all the way down to the the deep south where nasty thunderstorms are rumbling through portions of the carolinas and georgia. for us, we have not seen much in the way of thunderstorm activity but we are seeing heavy rain moving through and more. it is intensifying as that back edge starts to push through. we are seeing the back edge of this. bad news we do still have some rain to get through over the the next several hours, and perhaps even some back edge development, for the shore points later tonight. and into early tomorrow morning. so you you can see steadier rain moving in the city, actually southern chester

eastern on c-span3. at 6:00, presidential candidate donald trump at a rally in georgia. we had that on c-span3. >> it is a whole different campaign now. we had basically moved beyond the early primary and caucus states, and now we are on super tuesday. 12 states, voters in each of these 12 states will have a defining impact on who the democrat and republican nominee. -- nominees are. we have moved from that retail campaigning, that we saw in iowa and new hampshire, and now we are in 12 states where the candidates are literally going from airport to airport, trying to appeal to as many voters as possible, and make last-minute pitches. advertisement is key, organization is key, but it has moved to a different level where the candidates hope the voters know what they are. in those cases, the name ideas out there. with the candidates have to do is convince voters that is the person they should vote for. since this network began in the late 1970's, one of the hallmarks has been the ability for people to call in, ask questions, provide opinions. a lot of polls out there, but t

georgia and florida. this storm system will work its way up the eastern seaboard thomas for the most part bypass good chunk of the mid-atlantic region. we are tracking more energy out to the west early next week and then on tuesday, with the likelihood of snow we will track that system coming through the great lakes. the call from accu weather for tonight partly cloudy, chilly, zero in allentown, 28 for philadelphia. same thing in dover. dropping down to 30 in cape may, 26 the overnight low in toms river. future tracker six showing us a nice rebound. 9:00 o'clock in the morning 35 in philadelphia 32 in reading. same thing in lancaster. thirty-seven in wildwood and dover. the as we tap in the southeasterly wind it is 47 in philadelphia. thirty-nine in the poconos. keep in mind average for the city, this time of the year is 42. we will go above that, tomorrow, and in fact, maxing out near 50 degrees. now we will talk about the system that we're tracking coastal storm forming off the coast of georgia and florida, late tomorrow night. you can see bulk of that energy stays off shore and works its way from the e

eastern part of the midlands. in the western part of the back over georgia. it's going to be coming through the early morning hours. we have cloudy skies right now with temperatures at 30 degrees. we've already seen a low temperature of 37 degrees and the temperature actually will be going up as the storms approach overnight. tomorrow we will get back to sunny skies and a high temperature of 63 degrees. we will have the seven-day forecast coming up. >>> tonight police say two of their officers have been cleared after investigation into a shooting. the police were trying to arrest 21-year-old demetrius brian for having pot back on november 17. the department released descant video of the shooting and what led to brian's death. the suspect resisted arrest and the officers. >> did you forget about it? i know it's a little bit of weight. put your hands behind your back. don't tense up. you are not listening. i'm trying to explain to you. listen to me. this is a little thing. do not pull away from me. your arm is tense. listen to me, you are pulling away. now. >>

big plunge of old air encompassing the eastern part of the country, pockets of snow all the way from georgia, northward through the great lakes and out to the midwest and northeast. this is a wide-ranging system. snow continues to fall but they have been plowing the streets, from three to five inches of

janine: now at latest on the big chill affecting g llions of meshes in the eastern united states today. 20 states from georgia to maine, they're being pummelled with an icy x of freezing rain, snow and street. snow in dc and virginia quickly transforming the area from a nightmare, temporarily closi runways a reagan as well. and having a ripple effect at airports across the country. on the roadways, snow and ice wreaking havoc for drivers from iowao illinois, indiana and pennsylvania. i-78 finally reopened after this massive and fatal pile-up over the weekend. a new storm is now moving across parts of the northern plains and south, macing its way north, bringing heavy rain and warmer temperatures. a welcome relief for the millions of americans in the northeast and new england. >> swung hard, it swung back, and we knew that there was a problem. >> janine: including these 48 skiers who spent some three hours dangling more than 40 fe off the ground after the arctic cold broke down two trams at a ski resort in new hampshire. in all, 18 major cities in the east survived sub-zero blocks frozen in philadelphia while

eastern seaboard. several winter storm warnings and freezing rain warnings have been in effect as far south of *georgia. it turned into a travel nightmare... for everyone trying to get home from the president's day weekend. almost two *thousand flights were canceled yesterday... another 470 are already canceled *today. 3 and at least one of those canceled flights, was heading right here to tampa. "frontier flight 10-17" from philadelphia. a family on that plane called us overnight... sending us these photos, and sharing their nightmare story. they say they were on the runway for about three *hours, before the flight was actually canceled. and now, they don't know *when they'll be getting back. that's a big problem for this families.. and others trying to get back to work and school. 3 3 a developing story this morning in st. petersburg. the woman who hit and killed a tow truck driver ... is *now in custody. state troopers spent all day searching for "allison huffman". they finally found her last night... at a *friend's this is where they found her... at the promenade apartments on carilon parkway. st.

further in the east and atlantic extending further south across places like eastern tennessee and down into parts of northern georgia. further west we have the storm system developing. there is rain associated with the system as well. we have snowfall across the texas panhandle. it will be producing the risk for severe storms. we are dealing with snow showers in places like new mexico as well and also in colorado. quick look at your current temperatures pretty chilly across parts of northern new england. 2 below zero in car beau, maine. a cold start to the day ahead out there. >>> the time now is 10 minutes after the top of the hour. coming up a highway miracle a car explodes in the lanes but one thing inside survived without a scratch. >> a little boy in a big battle. the rare skin disorder that is turning his skin into stone. >> the projects are going viral. will you see it up close? you will know why. >> after doing poorly in iowa new hampshire and south carolina jeb bush announced on saturday night he is dropping out of the race. that means marco rubio and ted cruz are hoping to pick up their supporters. jeb is

eastern. donald trump holds a campaign rally at valdosta university in georgia at 6:00 eastern.-span will have coverage of that event. we'll have coverage of a rally with presidential candidate bernie sanders in milton, massachusetts. that gets under way at 7:00 p.m. eastern on c-span2. >> from nbc news, supreme court justice clarence thomas broke his 10-year span of asking no questions during supreme court oral arguments. today in a case about gun rights and he did it in a big way asking 10 questions of a justice department lawyer who was defending a federal law banning anyone who has a misdemeanor or domestic violence conviction from owning a gun. questions from the bench asked by justice thomas are so rare that associated press reporter sam hannon who was in the courtroom said hearing thomas' voice produced audible gasps from people watching the argument session. earlier today, "washington post" congressional reporter joined us to talk about political maneuvering in the u.s. senate over the vacant of supreme court seat and the potential of a supreme court nominee. discuss the

down south, portions of georgia, a second storm forms tomorrow, and then scoots up the eastern seaboard friday morning. at that time, the air is turning colder. and it is a challenging forecast because will there be enough cold air where we're talking about an accumulating snow? i do think across southeast mass plymouth, bristol counties, as well as portions of the cape, yes, for a few hours friday morning likely to have accumulating snow. metro boston, northshore metro west, there will be patchy light snow and flurries friday morning commute. but the steadiest snow looks like it's focused south county, southshore, buzzard's bay and out on the cape and island. so that's where i think you'll find the most snow for this weather system, friday. rain tonight. portions of the southshore, around metro boston, a coating to a couple of inches of snow in the city of boston during friday morning's commute. and that's why we do have the

eastern time. back to your calls now. david in georgia on the line for independents. caller: how are you doing?'m glad you got me on the air. i wanted to make a comment about donald trump. what is going on with the three ring circus in every debate? host: why do you think? caller: i think donald trump does want to be president and he christie to be vice president and that will be world war iii all over again. donald trump says he is going to build a wall and make mexico pay for it. he cannot make a foreign country pay for the wall if they don't want to pay for it. nola in jacksonville, florida on the line for democrats. -- noah. caller: i have a couple things i would say -- i was just watching rubio campaign. he was speaking about socialist programs and i was thinking about the schools -- in our constitution in florida, it says every college student is entitled to a free public education. that is a socialist program. , theember as a teenager people coming from cuba, they were getting food stamps and money and houses. we member my daddy saying have to help these people because they come from whe

georgia. >> trees were knocked out and vehicles and buildings were damaged. one of them an elementary school injuriri. here. that storm system now is along the eastern seaboard all the way new england. the heaviest rain will be in the south and some flash flooding is also possible. >>> the sexual assault case against bill cosby is moving forward. a judge refused to throw out the case against the comedian and he allowed the current district attorney to remain involved. a former d.a. who testified for cosby claimed he had granted cosby immunity and the judge ignored that. cosby's attorneys say they will appeal the decision. >>> emotions ran high on capitol hill in the first congressional hearings over the water crisis in flint. the chairman of the house oversight committee called on the u.s. marshals to hunt down the former emergency manager who failed to show for the hearing. and representative elijah cummings accused the governor of poisoning the children of flint. responsible for this fiasco to be held accountable. we are the last line of defense and if we don't do it, nobody is going to do it. >> he got caught red-handed poisoning children in flin

eastern half is getting all the inclement weather in the form of snow. big area of low pressure moving through the great lakes mixing in with the cold canadian air the way down to georgia, that's how cold it is out there. more snow for areas like boston, the cape and maine again. lake effect snow expect for areas on the eastern shortes of erie and michigan. ............................... ............... back west big ridge still amplified over up to canada. we have some clouds making their way into norther california but no rain. ridge will begin to move a little for next few days however ............................... ...................... weekend forecast looks good with friday looking nice and more clouds over the weekend. we still stay above average but slightly cooler by late weekend with those clouds. next week bigger changes on the way. ............................... .................. tonight expect a low 45 under clear skies and cool conditions. light winds overnight with temps just a little above average. tomorrow we could reach record highs ............................... ......... extended forecast shows near record temps on some days andsabove average

eastern. and then you can see donald trump at his campaign rally in georgia. that's coming up this evening at 6:30 eastern. c-span3, we'll have live coverage of that. >> president obama earlier today awarded the medal of honor at the white house to u.s. navy seal team 6 senior chief special warfare operator, edward byers. for his part in an operation that rescued an american civilian being held hostage in afplgt the president called the ceremony a rare opportunity for americans to get a glimpse of the country's special operators. noting also the event might be one of the largest gatherings of special operators ever at the white house. you can see that ceremony on our website, c-span.org. very quickly again, the house comes back at 2:00 p.m. eastern for legislative work. while we wait for that, a look at the nation's nuclear arsenal from this morning's "washington journal." me for our regular your money segment. we take a look at the u.s. nuclear stockpile in what is needed to maintain that stockpile and what is meant for the future. joining us is aaron metha. t

and the closest moisture right now is mainly found in eastern texas numbness disturbance will fall thanand as a coastal low write carolinas and georgia significant. forecast model or early tomorrow morning. what happens if coastal low strengthens but it stays in a few clouds in our direction sunday morning but i expect stay for out to see if they could see if us snow showers across central north carolina dinner. i then turn to another frontal system the wolf group monday into tuesday conceding monday afternoon, a few snow showers of rain showers be mixed in little accumulation is expected mainly east of the new bridge then my overnight monday and into early to say any of that rain changes over to snow banks against the mountains and assurance and eric cold weather for us the rest of the week soap on monday were highlighting that she is some rain and snow showers especially come lunchtime on monday with the highs reached forty degrees when dropped on the twenty seven overnight that means any of that rain lingering overhead will change over to just plain old snow belt continued your early morning commute on tuesday that is why we highl

georgia and ukraine. the russians occupy a third of georgian territory. they occupy crimea and they occupy parts of ukraine's easternor not -- tell me what the u.s. position is, that the georgia occupation is unlawful, crimea occupation unlawful and the eastern ukraine possession unlawful or not? >> that's correct, they are. >> so it's our position russians are unlawfully holding territory belonging to somebody else in those specific instances? >> in one case, not holding but engaged in intrusions which are assisting in the holding. >> that would be in eastern ukraine? >> correct. >> also, a predecessor, if you have time this year, it would be great for our relationship if you could go to georgia. >> i'm hoping to. >> specifically, i'd like to talk about piece of legislation that has passed the house, unanimously. and that's the foreign aid transparency accountability act that i have authored along with mr. connolly from virginia. basically requires accountability for foreign assistance. whether transparency and also evaluations of our aid to other countries. i think transparency and evaluations are good. american p

this is sliding down the eastern seaboard, with record low arctic air seeping into the western carolinas and northeastern georgia. that is responsible for winter she spent a lifetime making a difference for people. winning healthcare for 8 million children. benefits for families of reservists and the national guard. standing strong around the world for human rights and women's rights. hillary clinton. take on the drug companies to lower the cost of prescription drugs. and give everyone the opportunity to go to college without going into debt. she'll get the job done... for us. i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. while some candidates suck up to trump...or run away from him in fear... jeb bush isn't afraid. jeb bush: "that is downright wrong..." he stands up to trump for his liberal democratic positions. calls out trump for insulting women, attacking the disabled... even trashing a decorated war hero. trump: "i like peoplethat weren't captured..." jeb bush: "john mccain is an american hero..." jeb bush. the better man. the real conservative. a commander in chief. right to rise usa mike: asheville poli

georgia and ukraine. the russians okay ccupy a third georgian territory. they occupy crimea and they occupy parts of ukraine's easternproperty territory. is it the u.s. position or not -- tell me what the u.s. position is, that the georgia occupation is unlawful, crimea occupation unlawful and the eastern ukraine possession unlawful or not? >> that's correct, they are. >> it's our possession russians are unlawfully holding territory belonging to somebody else in those specific instances? >> in one case, not holding but engaged in intrusions which are assisting in the holding. >> that would be in eastern ukraine? >> correct. >> also, a predecessor, if you have time this year, it would be great for our relationship if you could go to georgia. >> i'm hoping to. >> specifically, i'd like to talk about piece of legislation that has passed the house, unanimously. and that's the foreign aid transparency accountability act that i have authored along with mr. connolly from virginia. basically requires accountability for foreign assistance. whether transparency and also evaluations of our aid to other countries. i think transp

the heaviest of the tennessee back into eastern georgia.frequent lightning and heavy potential in short times to cause isolated flooding in the mountains of georgia, north carolina, and even south catemperatures are very mild as you stepped outdoors. we are in the 50's and 60's and will c mid-to-upper 60's for the afternoon. let's take the compun it. we have showers this morning and around 10:00 or 11:00 it getsit is out of here by the time kids returned the buses of this afternoon. th overnight and it will be sunny tomorrit is the mid to late morning or the early afternoon when we will be the rain from the systone spot is under a tornado watch. temperatures are miles to the else.we will get back to normal tomorrow. 50's will climb to mid to upper 60's this afternoon for the upstate.the mountains will get rain and temperatures will reach the low best today. let's look ahead. clear weather is back for tomorrow all the way through the first of next we have a chance of snow showers tuesday mountains, but that is the only precipitation we day today. allyson: taking a live look outside, our photographer and aly myles are driving in anderson county and

eastern on c-span three. hillary clinton has scheduled a campaign rally at georgia mason university in fairfax, virginia -- virginia. that is on c-span3. at 6:00, republican presidential candidate donald trump speaks in georgia. we have that for you also on c-span3. ♪ >> this week, we are sitting down with the irs commissioner john koskinen. we had to reporters here to help us with questioning. if i may, i am going to go first. donald trump is saying that he been audited almost every year by the irs. i know you cannot talk about somebody's personal taxes, but would somebody be audited every year? he says it is going back almost every year of the obama administration. commissioner koskinen: as you know, we cannot talk about individual cases, but it would be rare for anyone to be audited every year. usually, when there is an audit and it is cleared up, it is a number of years before you hear from us again. unless something in your next return pops up. but as a matter of formal auditing, it would be rare. greta: he also says he is not going to release his tax returns while he is being audited. is there something from

eastern. it'll be moderated by our own david muir and martha raddatz. the lineup will be announced later today. >>> this week's severe storm system is now marching through georgia. it spawned a tornado last night that loomed over this subdivision. tornado sirens clearly heard in the neighborhood. that twister left a trail of damage at an army base in southeastern georgia. >> trees were knocked out and vehicles and buildings were damaged. one of them, an elem injuries. >>> and take a look at the radar here. that storm system now is along the eastern seaboard all the way from northern florida up into new england. the heaviest rain will be in the south and some flash flooding is also possible. >>> the sexual assault case against bill cosby is moving forward. a judge refused to throw out the case against the comedian and he allowed the current district attorney to remain involved. a former d.a. who testified for cosby claimed he had granted cosby immunity in the case. the judge ignored that. cosby's attorneys say they will appeal the decision. >>> well, emotions ran high on capitol hill in the first congressional hearings over the water crisis in flint. the chairma

donald trump holds a campaign rally in georgia this evening. .t starts at 6 p.m. easternwe will have live coverage of that event. ♪ >> c-span student cam documentary contest needs your vote. you will get to select the fan favorite. watch the top4 videos and cast your vote online print the student who is dotmatrix the most votes will win the fan favorite prize of $500. the fan favorite winter, along with the winners of the student cam competition will be announced live on march 9 on c-span. >> republican presidential candidate ohio governor john cusick delivered remarks to voters and answered questions from attendees and a camping town hall in nashville, tennessee on saturday. he addressed a variety of policy issues both foreign and domestic. he called on his fellow gop holds. to have a less divisive discourse as the campaign move forward. this is about an hour. -- good morning nashville. we hear a lot the moderators on who would be the best president candidate. how would they know? i have sent young men to be in harms way and serve our country. i have stood on the oval of

georgia. that's live on c-span2 at 12:30 p.m. eastern. epublican presidential candidate donald trump holds a campaign rally this evening in georgia. that's live on c-span3 at 6:00 p.m. >>> every election cycle, we're reminded how important it is for citizens to be informed. >> to me, c-span is a home for political junkies and a way to track the government as it happened. >> i think it's a great way for us to stay informed. >> there are a lot of c-span fans on the hill. my colleagues, they're going to say, "i saw you on c-span!" >> there's so much more that c-span does to make sure that people outside

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eastern time right here on fox business. >>> well, earlier today in georgia governor john kasich told supporters this. >> i don't know if my purpose is to be president. my purpose is to be out here doing what i think i need to be doing and we'll see where it end up. deirdre: so is off-the-cuff remark made to supporters who were encouraging him to punch back at his rifles, particularly donald trump, and senator rubio? john kasich will hold another town hall in sandy springs, georgia. we'll bring you the latest from that event but one reason his supporters may be trying to get the ohio governor to be tougher on his competitors, a new "qunnipiac university poll" shows that donald trump sending out governor kasich, neil just mentioned this, even in kasich's home state of ohio, 31-26%. governor kasich told stuart varney how he thinks he is perceived. >> i've always been a guy that has shaken up the establishment. the establishment has always been fearful of my. look, they were fearful of reagan. they were fearful of my friend newt gingrich. they're fearful of me. nobody tells me what to do