they are blocking the intersection because of a water main break. the water is flowing on to the streets, as cold as it is, it's 20 degrees, it's begun to ice up, making it slippery and dangerous for people in vehicles or pedestrians, as well try to make their way through the area. let's continue our coverage with karen rogers. >> reporter: chopper 6 on the scene, the water is still coming out. it's puddling on the road. we have police blocking off a couple of sections. we can see the ice that formed with the temperatures so cold. you need to be careful as you travel. they have 63rd closed between haverford and master street and girard avenue between 62nd and 64th. looks like the water is still coming out right now. that's causing problems this morning. that's why police are on the scene blocking it off. chopper 6 live on the scene let's look at the closures. 63rd and girard avenue. portions of each are shut down with the water main break new this morning. landsdown avenue is a good alternate. it's causing problems with the trolleys, as well. route

we could see a light glazing tonight as the the main weather story for wednesday. we will dry out for a few this morning into early afternoon with a light mix continuing tonight. total snow will be heaviest in the north with lighter amounts to the souuh, but they will see more sleet and rain... which will then freeze on the surfaces. winds will stay strong today with temps gaining only a couple of degrees. wwcould see a light glazing tonight as the storm continues to track through and blowing snow and falling temperatures will be the main weather story for wednesday. we will dry out for a few days, but another system heads our way for monday and tuesday of next here's a live look at i-29 in sioux city this is the storm system heading our way. its still to come... we continue to break down the first in the nation caucusss...looking you're watching kwwl. we've got you covered in williamsburg, swisher, urbana and all of one of the big stories this morning is the weather. roads stiil clear here in eastern iowa as we take a look at i-380 in johnson county...traffic movi

falling snow is not the main issue today, since the bulk of much. we will keep some showers off and on today, but roads are cameras in the area.... and visibilities are down as some right now with gusts up to 40 mph. temps are in the teens and the blowing snow will stay the main problem. the winds stay minutes. picking up our team seven coverage -- storm track seven's the main problem today.. they are 15 to 30 40 mph. temps are in the teens will have a few snow showers but the blowing snow will stay the main problem. the winds stay strong through tomorrow and the cold air will stick around, too. i'll have more on that in a few minutes. today.. they are 15 to 30 mph right now with gusts up to 40 mph. temps are in the teens and low 20s and wind chills are the blowing snow will stay the main problem. the winds stay strong through tomorrow and the cold air will stick around, too. i'll picking up our team seven amanda gilbert joins us live from ceda falls with a look at conditions. amanda...its really the wind that's the biggest problem there well you sa

we're talking about a pretty main road here. we'll take a look at this and tell you what is going on. >>> plus we're watching the candidates this morning as they put iowa in the rearview mirror and focus on the new hampshire primary. a live coverage from iowa ahead. >>> new this morning, grades may surprise you. they're based on high stakes testing, teacher resistance to privatization and how taxpayer hone is used. virginia and d.c. both get ds. maryland and west virginia get cs. no state nationwide got higher than a c. we will hear more about these test scores later today. >>> time for weather and traffic on the 1s. chuck bell tracking this weather pattern for us. a little warm-up on the way, chuck? >> relatively mild today. temperatures up near 50. but we have a few pockets down below freezing this morning. a lot of snow melting during the day yesterday, so there could be some icy sidewalks and side streets here. so be careful for that. what to wear today, put the kid t widow in the medium coat. mostly in the mid-30s this morn

mark: the water main blake -- water main break flooding homes and why this is a familiar sight for some. lisa: animal advocates making hey pal? you ready? can you pick me up at 6:30? ah... (boy) i'm here! i'm here! (cop) too late. i was gone for five minutes! ugh! move it. you're killing me. you know what, dad? i'm good. (dad) it may be quite a while before he's ready, but our subaru legacy will be waiting for him. sedan in its class. the twenty-sixteen subaru legacy. it's not just a sedan. lisa: welcome back. checking your top stories a , water main break has flooded homes in liberty township for a second time in just over a month. mark: wlwt news 5' s dan griffin is leading the way with a story you saw first on wlwt. dan, good morning. dan: a lot of frustration along kyl station road. i continue neighbors here, this is the second time in about a month them dealt with a water i spoke with 100 the neighbors who said the last time they had about $70,000 in damage, this time they' re not sure how much but they believe to cars, a washer and dryer, and many other appliances in their basemen

the decision has become a main issue for republican presidential candidates. some of them, already vowing to block any nominations. sot cruz (from tw): "we should not allow a lame duck president to essentially capture the supreme court in the waning months of his presidency." (butted with) (marco rubio/republican presidential candidate) py-02mo "so let's november and then we'll have -- the court can function with eight justices, it does it all returns from recess on february 22nd. we are just days away from the and both of the candidates spent their weekend here in the valley trying to get as much support as they can. "feel the bern! feel the bern!" bernie sanders, the once underdog candidate was treated like a rock star at bonanza high school. the crowds were cheering while he talked about raising the minimum wage, and taking on wall street. 04:58:43 bernie sanders "when mom is out working and dad is out working and the kids are out working, wages in america are too damn low." (butted with) 05:10:57 "we are not sanders says he's ready to surprise people after

the decision has become a main issue for republican presidential candidates. some of them, already vowing to block any nominations. sot cruz (from tw): "we should not allow a lame duck president to essentially capture the months of his presidency." (butted with) (marco rubio/republican presidential candidate) py-02mo "so let's let the voters weigh in in november and then we'll have -- obama will announce his selection when the senate returns from recess on february 22nd. we are just days away from the democratic caucus... and both of the candidates spent their weekend here in the valley trying to get as much support as possible. "feel the bern! feel the bern!" (butted with) "bernie! bernie! bernie" bernie sanders, the once underdog candidate was treated like a rock star at bonanza high school. the crowds were cheering while he talked about raising the minimum wage, and taking on wall street. 045843 bernie sanders "when mom is out working and dad is out working and the kids are out working, wages in america are they can keep their money, we don't need it." sand

the main -- the water main break happened around midnight on 63rd street between haverford and girard. it took hours for crews to shut off the water. 45 of those customers are still without power. now meteorologist bill henley with a final check of your valentine's day weekend. >> looks like -- it looked like a scene from buffalo, didn't it? ice covering all the cars. that ice is going to be staying put, unless we get a little sunshine on it or use the hammer as we saw earlier. the temperatures stay below freezing today. get much colder this weekend. we have issued a first alert for dangerous windchills on saturday and sunday morning. 2 degrees would be our record low, that would tie the record low set back in 1979. i don't know if you remember 1979 valentine's day, but that's what we're in for once again. sunshine will be bright on sunday and then we'll be watching for some wet weather on monday into tuesday. it looks like a little snow and a lot of rain to warm things up tuesday, high of 52 degrees. what a turnaround in the temperatures. happy valentine's day. >> our floor director

the main rain will be there. we're looking for pretty heavy rain for us locally as well but probably not as much as some of the areas to the north and out to the mountains as well. forecast for today, it will be a rainy one. not yet but later this it will be warm. cool it down with rain sticking around for the thursday forecast as well. >> may not feel like it but it's actually christmas day for college football fans and the gamecock basketball team gets a sports is next. >> some rabid college football fans consider it like christmas. high school prospects make their signing day. we'll let you know how it ends up later today. but this afternoon, tim hill will tell us it's all about basketball. here's your sports minute to win it. auto >> frank martin and the gamecocks looking to become the big boy basketball club with 20 wins on the season. leading the way at georgia, 18 points and 11 rebounds. this one, a ballgame in the second half. michael corera, a double-double. 11 and 10. this is a defensive play that he'd

the dam to the northwest that was the main roadway to raqqa. sliced often isil can no longer access that. if i moved to number three, number three is the town of el-shaddai the. should that he operation started three or four days ago and it's very complex operation and includes thousands of fighters. i won't get into the specific numbers that 40% of them are non-kurd and 60% are curd. when i was in kobani a couple of weeks ago the main focus was in getting all these disparate groups together and putting them together to consolidate with coherence in math to move on isil particularly el-shaddai the. if you think about it a lot of groups are shards of wood that want to fight isil and it's our job to pull it together notches in the bundle but in fact and what you have going is the baseball bat. it's kurd arabs and christians with good command and control and coordination with their airpower and they're having real effect. there is a military side of what i'm focused on is the politics of this who is going to govern us about the which is ag garre p

the main roads seem to be doing okay for the most part, just slushy out there, and it's getting to main roads that seems to be the hard part. look at harrison. we are expecting the warm air to move on in, but it's an icy mess out there, and the parking lots, anything unstreeted, it's just a sheet of ice. my sidewalks and parking lot were an ice rink, and it took me at least 20 minutes, and i never did get the ice off the windshield this morning it will take you 30 minute toes get things ready to go. freezing rain for martinsburg and around. temperatures are abuzz. we are seeing the warm r into harrisonburg there. it's warmer for southern delmarva, but we have a north easterly wind edging in the cold air. the cold air does not want to budge. the overcall dynamics of the will win out. we need to get the temperature up. i would day by seven o'clock. 50degrees, this afternoon, and very icy, and then flooding potential from the rein that is out of here by 1:00, we are looking okay, and even by this evening, looking okay. >> reporter: good morning to you at home. you will be in commute this m

the main storm track, though, will stay well to our north. so we'll stay on the warm side of it, aka the rain side. but nonetheless tomorrow will be a weather alert day around here. stormy weather very bli zi aree mild. and then more typical february weather to finish out the week. maybe a little rain/snow chance can go up nndayext mo melissa mollett thousanow with k on traffic. >>> one good thing has just cleared. # 95 south at backlick, that has cleared out of the way. taking a trip up 95 north, quantico to the beltway, we're on time here 19 minutes right now so you don't have any worries there headed northbound. remember though to keep an ear out for our friends on wtop 103.5 when you hop in your car. big look at the beltway, everything rolling along just fine there. and 270 here northbound, southbound here okay. old hundred road looking good. >>> new it developments about the jail break in california. prosecutors say they don't plan to charge a woman who was being held in connection to that case. the woman worked at the jail. investigator

they say not water main, sewage maij main and that is loit cad somewhere thon property, possibly undndneath the apartments. so as we get more information. swrai couple of folks here. this is one of those big tank truck that's used to remove waste water and water so they are out here and thief be gun work. that's the story here in sky force. >> craig: all right so, recreational activities. not theh drinking water. thanks will ralph and danielle. >> belkeys: keep it right here. we're going to take a quick break and come right back. >> 2340u7 weather with chief meteorologt phil ferro. >> phil: all right so. after the morning nasty weather it is looking pretty nice right now. temperatures in the 70s. skies are clearing out. the w wd at around 3-mile. the humidity five #%. >> no rain right now across palm beach, broward, miami-dade and at least over the next 24 to 48 hours. all right. so at the top of the newscast, you saw all the activity regarding the tornadoes. a and we said that there the were rated ef1 and what does that mean thvment is the intensity scale from weakest so strongest. both of

thrust from the main engines bends the shuttle stack. when it returned to vertical the solid rocket boosters ignited. then the holddown bolts were exclusively -- explosively released. after the initial motion, structural forces dissipated through vibration at a rate of three cycles per second during the first few seconds of flight. roll maneuver was initiated at 7.724 seconds. the maneuver was completed at 21.124 seconds. >> normal throttle for most of the flight, 104%. >> the main engines were throttled back to 35.379 second for about 16 seconds in order to alleviate mode during maximum dynamic pressure. the engines were then throttled up to 104% at 51.19 seconds. >> challenger, go at throttled up. >> telemetry data gave no indication of problems. >> altitude, nine nautical miles. >> the solid rocket boosters continued in flight and were destroyed by the range safety officer 110 seconds after launch. data from nearly 200 cameras were analyzed during the investigation. the following sequence of events is based on the evaluation of film,

but no main problems on any main routes. see you at 6:31. >>> we have an update to the breaking news out of afghanistan. ten people were killed and 20 injured after a suicide bomber blew themselves up outside. this is new video of the bombing. also getting reports that the taliban is taking responsibility for the attack. now, many civilians were lined up outside that police space when the blast happened. p we will keep you posted. >>> many folks still digging out from blizzard 2016. and the warm weather helping to melt some of that snow. but not soon enough for those with mobility or health issues. in prince george's county, the department of public works is encouraging residents to work together to help clear the snow that piles up there and that's an issue for some. >> how in the world do you expect senior citizens to come out here and plow what you all have placed on their property? in the county says those piles of snow are unintentional side effects of all the plowing. >>> good news if you didn't get a chance to take ad

i thought main ice on main finished out its fifth seas. they say it was a warm but successfthey say, they've had more than 70,000 skaters over the last five years. the bank sells gloves, socks, and scarves for charity here. thr, donated $1,040 to camp courage. they also announced last week hr the good news if you didn't ge the chance to get out there much this season, they will be back november 2016. try to avoid this area of main street becaualy myles, wyff news 4, live in downtown greenville. allyson: taking a look outside at 85 and highway 290 in near mile marker 72, please be careful. a car broken down on the shoulder as a pedestrian in the roadway so travel safely. in pickens county, an accident on brazil road. no accidents reported. this road closure aly was talking about today as they removed the ice rink in the 26 40, 385, 85 all looking good. the carolina panthers are in california for super bowl 50. cam newton's so-called cam pants are getting quite the attention. i don't know what those are. geoff: there he is getting off the pl

we're live from main and gervais. the time's now 6:00. >> crysty: and if you are getting out the door, maybe getting the kids out the door we want to give you a little heads up, it is really cold this morning. >> rochelle: that's right, it will smack you in the face as soon as you come out side but we're getting used to it. >> crysty: we've had milder temperatures this week in the morning and this is a turn. >> rochelle: it was really windy, but maybe that is dying down. let's turn things over to meteorologist jonathan kennedy as you get ready to head outside. how are things looking? >> jonathan: it has been an eventful week for us, now we are seeing sunshine but it will be colder. 36 this morning, clear skies, winds out of the west and southwest at 6 miles a hour. that's not particularly breezy but compared to where we were but will bring a little wind chill factor this morning, 36 is what the temperature will be reading on the thermometer but it will feel colder than that. clear skies allowing us to cool down. we do

university boulevard on sunday, a water main break there. that caused big problems during yesterday's rush hour. fortunately in that situation, all the rains will be open for are your hour, although they are going to close some of the lanes at 9:00 a.m. to do some repaving work in that area. but 'tis the season. so we'll keep an eye on it. back to you. >>> thanks, megan. >>> and this just in, we're hearing from loudoun county schools, they are on a two hour delay. new details this morning in what went wrong with maryland's response to the baltimore riots. the new report says inexperience and confusion played a huge part. the maryland emergency management agency issued that report. it says employees at the operations center received so little information from officials that they relied on television coverage for information. the report also says national emergency response guidelines were ignored. >>> college of william and mary says a student with the zika virus poses no risk to other students. it's virginia's second confirmed case of zika.

it was intended to be maine. >> maine governor paul lepage insisting when he talked about drug dealersy and smoothy and shifty coming to maine impregnating white girls, he was not talking about race at all. he said specifically, i didn't say anything about black. that answer held as the governor's on the record explanation for those comments for about four weeks until now. now the governor has decided to concede what he really meant. he was asked on local radio station vvom about getting more drug enforcement agents working in maine and here's how the governor responded. >> we got a few more drug agents but what did i have to do? i had to go screaming at the top of my lungs about black dealers coming in and doing the things that they're doing to our state. this is what it takes with this 127th. it takes outrageous comments and outrageous comments to get them off the dime. >> outrageous will take, but notice he said screaming at the top of my lungs about black dealers coming in and doing the things they're doing to our state. perhaps he meant blackjack dealers. i don't know. blah dealer

this after a water main broke on february 15th. >> it's probably maybe 6, $7,000. >>reporter: now being told by the city who built and operated that pipe, that it's up to them to foot the bill. >> the city is staying this happens and we're sorry and we can't do anything about it. >> it was a typical break, one that happens on average around 70 times a year. around boulder. >>reporter: benner win with the city of boulder says the water main broke due to a combination of corrosion and pressure, and redikt where a water -- predict where a water main may break. >> the city is not liable for the damages caused by the water main break. >> to me, thety is not serving the residents. >>reporter: as for homeowners, he calls the city's conditions unacceptable and wants them to take responsibility. >> are we all supposed to get flood insurance because the city of boulder does not maintain the water mains? i meerns that's absurd. -- mean, that's absurd. >> boulgder does have an on going program to replace old pipes, but didn't get to that one in time. >>> developing now, an ext

main and gervais. >>> good morning topping "america's money" -- some caution from the fed. >> federal reserve chair janet yellen telling congress that interest rate increases may be delayed. >> that's because of the turmoil on the global markets. during v gold is up nearly 15%. >>> and more automakers are recalling vehicles with those recalling 1.7 million vehicles with the takata air bags that can rupture and send sha ral nell to passengers in the car. >>> burger king is adding hot dogs to its menu. >> it will go nationwide on the 23rd of this month. a classic hot dog will cost you $1.99. >> bold idea by burger king. >>> and this's am and. >> have a great day. we stop arthritis pain, so you don't have to stop. because you believe in go. onward. today's the day. carpe diem. tylenol 8hr arthritis pain has two layers of pain relief. the first is fast. we give you your day back. what you do with it is up to you. tylenol . adventures from $599, plus up to $300 to spend at sea. come seek the royal caribbean

this after a water main broke on february 15th. >> it's probably maybe 6, $7,000. >>reporter: now being told by the city who built and operated that pipe, that it's up to them to foot the bill. >> the city is staying this happens and we're sorry and we can't do anything about it. >> it was a typical break, one that happens on average around 70 times a year. around boulder. city of boulder says the water main broke due to a combination of corrosion and pressure, and it's impossible for them to redikt where a water -- predict where a water main may break. >> the city is not liable for the damages caused by the water main break. >> to me, thety is not serving the residents. >>reporter: as for homeowners, he calls the city's conditions unacceptable and wants them to take responsibility. >> are we all supposed to get flood insurance because the city of boulder does not maintain the water mains? i meerns that's absurd. -- mean, that's absurd. >> boulgder does have an on going program to replace old pipes, but didn't get to that one in time. >>> developing now, an extreme

the virginia main street program is giving bedford 20- thousand dollars. bedford main street will use the money to offer zero-interest loans to people who want to operate or expand a business downtown. charles kolakowski/town manager: "we're hoping it will encourage property owners and business owners to invest in their businesses and properties." matching amounts will come from the town and county, the program to around 40-thousand. bedford main street board members, most of which own businesses themselves, hope the effort will go a long way toward making their town a destination. linda kuczmarski/business owner: "we can fill bedford up again and have a nice town, where people can come here, park their cars, and stay for the day." messier: "ultimately what we're looking for is a downtown with 100 percent capacity, beautiful buildings, and thousands of people coming to shop." bedford isn't the only town getting money. virginia main street awarded grants totaling 150- thousand dollars yesterday to 10 different communities. altavista is getting 10-thousand t

blowing snow will be the main concern and tuesday night. winds will slowly die down wednesday morning. travel will be hazardous over much, if not all, of the kwwl viewing area tuesday through wednesday holding off until mainly after midnight...although a few snow showers may start earlier. the snow really starts after upup too. snsnw and blowing now will be the main problems tuesday with blowing snow on wednesday posted for waterloo to dubuque along highway 20 and northward for the heaviest snows with a vegas. that low will headour way. the track keeps changing still brings ussnasty travel w wather of that mix there is, but it looks like anywhere from 2-6" in on how many waves of heavy snow and tuesday night. winds will slowly die down wednesday of the kwwl viewing area tuesday through wednesday morning. today we deal with fog, midnight...although a few snow midnight with the winds picking up, too. snow and blowing snow will be to weaken. it will cool off the rest of the week. while caucus-goers are heading tuesday through wdnesday morning.

this, after a water main broke on february 15th. >> it's probably maybe 6, $7,000. >>reporter: now, being told by the city, who built an and operated that pipe, that it's up to them to foot the bill. >> the city is saying, you know, this happens, and we're sorry. and we can't do anything about it. >> it was a typical break, one that happens on average around 70 times a year. around boulder. >>reporter: benner win says the water main broke due to corrosion and pressure and it's impossible to predict where a water main may break. >> the evaluation the city performed with that determination was that the city is not liable for the damages that were caused by the water main break. >>reporter: public works has on going water main replacement program, replacing 20,000 feet of pipe every year. >> we certainly nabld, this is a very -- understand, this is a circumstance for property owners in the area. >> to me, the city is not serving the residents. >>reporter: he calls the city's reasoning unacceptable. >> the city of boulder does not maintain its water mains, i mean, that'

emotional-support animals or companion dogs are not considered service animals under maine law. lawmakers say too many people are trying to skirt the law and that hurts people who have a real need for a service animal. randy: latino voters in salem are voicing their concerns over the upcoming election. voters met with the city council to address recent allegations of harassment during the last two elections. call to action fliers were

we're hovering over this water main break. all this water you can see because the water turning into ice. you can see jarrod street to get around this. drew smith is on his way as we take a look at the scene from the ground. decision 2016, a sixth debate between bernie sanders and hillary clinton is now in the books. last night's debate in milwaukee covered health care, foreign policy, immigration and race relations, but the two candidates saved some of their best exchanges with how wall street influences campaign funding. clinton referred to president obama. he was the resip ent of the largest number of wall street donations of anybody running on the democratic side ever. now, when it mattered he stood up and took on wall street. >> wall street and major banks have paid $200 billion in fines since the great crash. no wall street executive has been prosecuted. >> sanders is trying to broaden his national appeal after a rally clinton in the new hampshire primary. there's a push to resume testing of giant radar --. there's a --

we're live from main and gervais. the time is we're coming upon 6:00. >> crysty: and if you head out the door you have to bundle up again. it's chilly outside. our good news is our meteorologist says it's not as >> rochelle: things are looking up a little bit and it's dry. that's always a good sign too. let's turn things over to meteorologist jonathan kennedy for a look at what you can expect as you head out this morning. good morning. >> jonathan: not as cold for us which is good news, the winds are causing some of a wind chill but not as bad as earlier in the week. we saw wind chills in the teens, temperatures in the 20s, this morning 37, it is cloudy, wind out of the east-northeast 5 to 7 miles a hour. good news, no fog, no rain, no rain-snow mix, none of that, should be a chilly start but that's all you have to worry about on this friday morning. temperatures ranging from 30 up to 40 down in orangeburg. 31 saluda. we are a little warmer, 35 to 37. satellite and radar, cowed cover starting to filter in and take the

water main work going on, as well. this one, silver spring university boulevard lane closures between carol avenue and piney branch road. caution there. montgomery county, aside from that, prince georges, the inner loop looking real nice. no problems as you make your way through alexandria this morning. and finally, moving over to 270, on the southbound side, you can see your wide open from frederick on down. got you covered if any crashes pop up. that's your first look at traffic. back to you, alex. >> thanks, err on. well, today we should know if we will get six more weeks every winter or an early spring. dc groundhog potomic phil will offer his services today, of course in pennsylvania, around 7:30 this morning. the big dog, or the big hedge hog, i guess we should say, groundhog. punxsutawney phil, we will know at about 7:30, if he saw his shadow or not. >> waited on bated breath for that one. still ahead, safety on metro remains on the minds of metro riders, releasing new information about just how much crime takes

>>> you glandsa's main -- uganda's main opposition candidate is under house arrest hours before the result of the presidential election is expected. >>> you're watching al jazeera live from our headquarters here in doha. also ahead - a huge tropical cyclone bears down on fiji packing wind seeds of 300kph -- wind speeds of 300 k/hr. >>> david cameron prepared to call a referendum over whether britain should stay in the european union >>> freed at last. after 43 years in solitary confinement >>> top story for you. police in uganda put the main opposition candidate for president underhouse arrest. it's the fourth time in a week that he has been detained. police say it's to prevent unrest after the opposition vote rigging in the poll on thursday. professional results showed that the president is on course to extend his 30 year rule. the e.u.'s chief observer for the elections says the extent of force used by the police is unacceptable. >> it was not transparent. it was very badly organising things. and it took the trust of everyone here in uganda that we were speaking to. i would say it's a fa

crews were repairing a water main break on heater road in lebanon. this is the second water main break on the road this winter. erin: coming up, cartoons going live. homer simpson is preparing for erin: the westminster kennel club dog show wrapped up last night. one of the dogs that didn' t win is stealing headlines. sean: dario did not seem bothered by the big crowds. he kept no lying -- gnawing at his handler' s pocket. it turns out the treats were in the other pocket. erin: his handler was like, sean: "we will do that later." [laughter] erin: homer simpson is going to broadcast live from springfield. sean: fox says the iconic character will star in a live segment at the end of the may 15 episode talking about the news of the day and maybe answering questions from social media. the actor will act out homer using motion capture technology. erin: it is not going to be this homer, it is going to be the animated homer. sean: yes. how cool is that? erin: it is very cool. coming up, one of the patriots defensive stars is calling it quits after battling i

back on the scene of water main break happened -- over the weekend. can see on average they are taking between six and eight hours. you can see the roads are still closed off at this point in both directions. so factor that in before you head out the door. reporting live, mikea turner, wusa 9. >> all right. mikea, thank you very much. >>> for our folks getting ready to head out the door, we're doing really good along the beltway. from a look at the maps this is metro. everything is running on schedule this morning. so no issues there. weather and traffic are back on the nines. over to you. >> thank you, larry. >>> super tuesday is tomorrow. >>> well, good morning. 5:18. you will be surprised this morning. i was getting ready to brace for cold, but it didn't happen. allyson has the details of the cold in a bit. >>> a busy day ahead of the campaign trail. the latest cbs poll shows donald trump and hillary clinton leading in key stales. more than 1500 delegates are up for grabs in a dozen day tomorrow. super tuesday. >> it is here. >> hillary clinton tra

the interstates, the main streets are looking pretty good. they are making sure the primary routes are clear and good to go. we do have video of dorchester avenue. some cars that are covered in snow. and other areas. we can see how the everything was covered up. streets eventually cleared and good to go. we' re live in mount auburn. lisa: thank you. the snow mixed with a crime led to a crash and fire in green township this morning. investigators say two teens stole a new car from the woody sandy ford dealership and then lost control, crashing into a pole in the 5500 block of sidney. the car then burst into flames. the teens were able to get out and our fine and/or under arrest. the road remains closed as crews clean up the scene and work to restore power to a couple of homes in the area. mark: overnight, snow emergencies were lifted and cancelled for several communities, including hamilton county, oxford, and crescent s an indication road crews are making progress in greater cincinnati. valentine' s day was a good day to stay inside after sno

even though the main roads look safe and clear, they are very slick and hazardous. i have seen lots of plow trucks come and go and they are helping give vehicles traction in these icy conditions. i spoke with paula jones at v dot today. tells me every main road is plowed at this time, but they haven't gotten to many secondary roads. and icy conditions. those are very dangerous to drive in. she say the best thing you can do is stay off the road and let v dot continue to do their job plowing and treating the roads. as the temperatures warm in the days to come, that will help a lot. >> the rain will certainly help some of the snow go away. that is nice, but we need to be able to watch those conditions as well. it is possible that in some areas, the snow melt could create some small problems with drainage and some minor flooding in a few areas, but we are not expecting any big issues with that. >> reporter: v dot has hundreds of workers working 12-hour shifts to make sure the roads are as safes that they can and doing a good job as you can see. slow down and give yourse

aid has begun to reach the main island. the government says getting supplies to remote areas is the top priority. >> cyclone winston killed 28 people. andrew thomas has more from nadi. >> reporter: the big issue in the aftermath of the cyclone is communication. the government does not have it, with big parts of its own country. phone linls are cut. airstrips are blocked. they can't fly in. all they can do is aerial surveys. it doesn't tell you much from a height. boats are leaving suva full of military people, surveyors as well. they should establish how many are injured and what supplies are needed most, where two boats left suva con monday. it's a lon, laborious slow process just to get a picture of where help is needed most. on the main island where i'm stood, infrastructure is back up and running. the north part of the island is destroyed. the big city, both with a burst of the cyclone. the north of the island is bad. it's out lying islands in where new assist filtering through. what is known so far is not good. >> more

our main concern will be the winds on thursday. most of wednesday, mainly sunny skies will be common along with high temperatures ranging between 74 to 79 degrees! winds will be mild; mainly hovering between 5 and 15 mph out of the north with stronger winds around lake mead, lake lave vegas and the colorado river valley areas. by wednesday night, a new disturbance out of the pacific northwest will drop south and head east. clouds build through wednesday along with a steady increase in wind speeds. by thursday, cloudy skies will be common along with a small chance for showers to the valley. elevations 6500ft and above should see snow or a rain/ice between a trace and 2 inches. our main concern will be the winds on thursday. 20-30 mph sustained winds will be common along with gusts between 35 and 45 mph for the valley and even stronger towards the colorado river valley and high elevations. by friday into the weekend, winds calm, sunny skies return and high temperatures hover in the lower 70s. the university of california hopes to wor

a few snow showers but blowing and drifting will be the main problem. winds and cold tonight and tomorrow. lows tonight will be in the single digits and teens with chills to -20... and highs tomorrow only in the teens at best. we stay cold all week.. wind chills could drop to -25 on team. see the screen for your complete weather information. here is additional forecast information from the kwwl stormtrack 7 weather team: strong winds will keep blowing and drifting snow a concern over the viewing area. the winds will also bring in some pretty cold air that will stick with us. right now... the worst areas of travel will be central through northeast iowa... blizzard warning continues for grundy and butler counties with tama to new hampton (including waterloo), both until 6 this evening. a few snow showers will continue to track much snowfall... however, as they do track through, they will reduce visibilities. mainly we will have blowing and drifting problems in the north and west where there is more snow on the ground to blow around... the snow plow cams a

away from the main roads, you might run into some trouble. dan griffin is live in mount auburn with a look at the conditions on side streets. dan: we have been talking about it all morning long, we are here on ringgold. many of the sidestreets look like this. we' re talking about snow that has been packed down. you can finally get to the road, but these roads have not been touched by road crews this morning. cincinnati road crews, about 65, 70 or so vehicles trying to clear the main roads, trying to you. overnight, a lot of that snow piled up on cars, sidewalks, and sidestreets. that is something to keep in mind as you head out the door. if you' re just getting up this morning and have a chance to move off the road, that would be great for road crews to make it easier for them to plow the streets. if you have a side street that sounds like or looks like it could be a problem and need a little extra tlc, cincinnati road crews that you can report that on their website. live in mount auburn, dan griffin, wlwt news 5. mark: thank you. a fiery cra

all the main routes, we don't have any major issues. couple of things happening that we've been talking about throughout the morning. university boulevard between carroll avenue and piney branch road, a water main break. we're trying to get more information. but it's a huge hole in the middle of university boulevard. your alternate, new hampshire avenue, flower avenue. either can get you around this mess. no doubt it will cause some jams here this morning. 395 southbound after seminary road, two left lanes getting by that work zone until about 8:00 this morning. i'll see you in ten minutes. >>> 5:22. the death toll in syria has risk to more than 70 following a series of explosions there. the bombings happened in a district that is home to the country's homiliest shrines. isis claiming responsibility for the car bomb and two suicide bombers who set off the blasts. syrian human rights says a military bus carrying shia militia were the targets. >>> montgomery county troubled department of liquor control is looking for a new person to lead

that's the main opposition block. they are now not mentioned in the version of the resolution that is going to be put at the security council. i can tell you some of the western diplomats were surprised and not particularly happy that the resolution telephone call was switched in the last minute. in the scheme of things in the end this will be a footnote. i can tell you that there is some anger behind the scenes behind the scenes over what has happened in the last minute here. and i'm sure it's something that the opposition who are won't be happy about either. they've been removed. the reference to them is the main opposition block has been removed from this resolution as has referenced to the meetings in riyadh, which obviously brought the hnc together. that's also been deleted. it's not clear why that happened, but clearly it happened in negotiations between the u.s. and the russians. >> that's something that is interesting that preceded this vote. we know that the russians and the americans need to work together to

>>reporter: dan is one of water main broke on february 15th. >> it's probably maybe 6 or 7 thousand -- $7,000. >> the city says we're sorry and can't do anything about it. >> it was a typical break and it happens around 70 times a year around boulder. >> ben urban with the city of boulder says the water main broke because of corrosion and pressure and says it's impossible to predict where a water main may break. >> the city is not liable by the damages of the water main break. >> to me, the city is not serving the residents. >> as for homeowners, he calls this unacceptable and wants them to take responsibility. >> are we supposed to get flood insurance because the city of boulder doesn't maintain their water main. >>> the city council wants to light up denver's biggest tourist attract. kelly workman tells us about an increase in lights for the 16th street mall. >>reporter: for the past several years, the 16th street mall slowly lost its luster as many of its iconic street lamps dimmed or die. >> we have known the mall lighting that's out here now has been inadequate and outdated techn

another water main break at the same location., sunday also, crews are busy responding to another one in the area off of university boulevard. it was a 12-inch water main break there, it took crews 3 hours to get the water off in that area. today, some work is going to go on with the roads to fix the location where it happened. so you should expect some delays on 2 eastbound lanes beginning at 9:00 a.m. again here in silver spring. as we learn more, we'll bring it to you. but as of now, no work is being done on this. again, we should expect that to happen in just a few hours. even though we have seen a couple crews with the washington suburban sanitary commission on the scene here. reporting live, makia turner, wusa9. >>> still to come, brew it like beckham. how a cup of tea earned the international soccer star to lifelong fans. >> plops, the white plus, how much they are asking for. >> leave it to seal to explain why baby making and the super bowl are correlated. we'll have it comion wakeup washington. >>> a virginia man will be

road, the bamboo, the main road, all of this black snow and ice and debris is from the main road. >>tgomery county police responded the officer told him to call maryland state highway monday. did he that and was referred to the state treasurer to make a claim. they told him it could take months for the state to, quote, vigorously investigate what happened. >> i'm going nuts. i've got glass all over my backyard. i've got kids who live out here in the spring and the summer. i have no idea where to start cleaning. and then the state adds insult to injury saying, you know, we got to investigate this and somehow figure this out. then we'll come help you. >> he will pay for repairs, but this homeowner's insurance, but said he doesn't even know how to get rid of all of the shards every glass. he just wants the state to fix their mistake. from silver spring, emily miller, fox5 local news. >> maryland state highway administration says it will cooperate with the state treasurer on the investigation. >>> still ahead this morning, promising news in the fight against breast cancer, what doctors s

. >>> another water main breaks in silver spring. crews at the washington suburban sanitary commission spent the last few days making repairs at two locations. mikea turner spent a few hours on the 900 block of bonifant street where the latest water main break happened. >> reporter: crews were here a couple of days ago to repair a broken water main in the same spot. this morning it happened again. close off streets and a broken pipe companies -- beneath by -- bonifant street. >> this morning when i came in there was no water. >> reporter: this is the second day in the role and the same water main broke two days ago. >> you cannot make money or open for customers.>> reporter: crews with wssc were here when the pipe pop then spend hours making repairs monday but all that work went out the window when the same type first at 2:30 this morning. 22 customers lost service and joel has worked in the area for years and believes the area is prone to underground issues. >> customers need to have a hard look at what's under there. >> reporter: t

now the main roads you're looking at spear, you can sees the still et. a lot of what you are seeing is that mag chloride that they are putting down. just be advised your going to run into some icy patches. here is why, look at the temperatures, in the single digits. boulder you are one of the warmer spots at 14-degrees. conifer-2-degrees. a few spots a little warmer, sterling at 12-degrees. it is going to be a little bit warmer than it was yesterday, but not by much and it is going to take us a while to warm up. by 9:00 a.m., 17-degrees, then we jump into the 20s, and then by noon the upper 20s and then after that we drop again. early tomorrow morning, many metro area cities will be back into the single digits. so as you get the kids ready this morning, make sure you bundle them up. once the sun comes out it will at least feel nice. it will take the edge off that cold, but look at the highs, 27 in denver. a few will see that 30-degrees mark. the valleys cannot warm up yet. going to need a little bit more wind to blow that cold air out. we are going to co

falling snow is not the main issue today, since the bulk of much. we will keep some showers off and on today, but roads are becoming partially to completely covered in are down as some showers track through....the winds are the main problem today.. they are 15 to 30 mph right now with gusts up to 40 mph. temps are in the teens and low 20s and wind chills are starting to drop below zero. we will have a few snow showers but the blowing snow will stay the main problem. the winds stay strong through tomorrow and the cold air will stick around, too. i'll have that in a few minutes. temps are in the teens and low 20s and wind chills are starting to drop below zero. we will have a few snow showers but the through tomorrow and the cold have more on that in a few minutes. new this morning: a fire in cedar falls leaves three people in the hospital. crews were caleld around 11-45 last night to a mobile home park on union road. firefighters rescued a five- year-old girl, a three-year-old boy and their mother from the home. at last check -- the children were doi

for the most part we're looking at the main roads showing just wet. here's another shot on the border and bucks county. in the turn lanes we've got snow here a little slush in the areas on the roads as you go to make the turns you have to be careful. delaware county, i-95 is looking good, mostly wet. northbound traffic heading toward the blue route not seeing a problem here. the notice off to the shoulder -- the snow off to the shoulder at this point. on some of the roads we're looking at the snow on the turn lanes and the ramps. >>> katherine scott is live in west chester where you are seeing that stubborn snow that david was mentioning, right, katherine? >> reporter: that's right, matt, the snow is sticking around, it is sticking to some of the untreated surfaces, the main roads look okay, the bulk of the snow is on the grassy areas and the bushes and some of the side streets, as well. as you take a look on east market street where the snow has been coming through all morning, you can see the surface of the road is wet it is clear, but people are co

portland, maine came in fifth. sean: the somebody sit down and think what kind of lists can we come up with? erin: i love the criteria. [laughter] we will to you about the big winner of this year' s westminster kennel club dog show. outside -- it looks like these two are having a whole lot of fun playing in the snow. a great picture. you can submit your pictures and sean: congrats. a german shorthaired pointer s top dog. cj won best in show at the westminster kennel club dog show at madison square garden. in burrs away named lucy finished second. cj is the first german shorthaired pointer to win the competition since 1987. erin: we will probably be seeing there could be more small drivers hitting the sidewalks. tesla is releasing models for kids. [laughter] erin: preorders are available now. the car has working headlights and is even equipped with a sound system. sean: alex is driving that thing. erin: young drivers can cruise through neighborhoods at a top speed of six miles per hour. kevin: who thought sound was