>> he's listed in the roster of the 1860 atlantics. ally, he played center field, and he batted third. so that's an indication that he was one of the better hitters. >> after the 1860 season, however, he becomes a bit of an enigma. he may have played for a pro team in manhattan, but census records after the civil war show him working as a butcher in san francisco. after that, his only appearance in the public record is a mention in the 1928 obituary of his younger brother, john, a civil war veteran. >> in the obituary, it talks about his brother, how he loved baseball. >> the obituary reads, "he had a picture in his home of the original atlantics team, of which his brother, archibald mcmahon, was a member." when they mention it in an obit, you know the card is a true family heirloom. flo's father, joseph, is 17 years old when his uncle john dies. it becomes his strange inheritance. but it's his wife, mildred, who keeps it safe in their brooklyn home. >> my mother had had it in a fanny farmer box in a secret drawer in a piece of our furn

afternoon with exception for some extra cloud cover across southside this afternoon as a system rides the atlantic coast. today: mostly sunny and mild with highs around 50. tonight: partly cloudy and cool pittsburgh... down to the wire in blacksburg. highlights are up next in sports. the hokies have dropped 5 conference record of 4-6 entering today's game looking to get back in the win column. buzz williams and virginia tech hosting clemson at cassell coliseum.. -tigers' jordan roper dishes it to avery holmes for the bucket. -zach leday.. driving to the hoop for 2. .. he finished with 19 points for hokies. -second half.. seth allen to jalen hudson.. he takes it in.. good night for hudson as well.. he had 13 points. point with the layin by holmes. -but zach leday was clutch down the stretch with his free throws.. he made 9 of 10 in this game.. and clemson trailing by 3.. the tech defense was able to hold them and take the win 60-57. a defensive effort coach williams is happy with. buzz williams/hokies head coach:"....i thought we did the best job obviously the last possession for them not to get th

there is a big, old storm in the atlantic. it's going to throw more of that back across and to the city later on this morning, but it's just now getting into the hamptons and that will be backing in this morning, around 6:00 a.m. to the morning commute, 800, 10:00 do o'clock you see. it's going to slippery up the roads and the sidewalks. heather o'rourke, hope you had a great super bowl. >> i did and i hope you did, as well. >>> long island rail road, metro north, new jersey transit, they're doing great. no major problems there. the "m" trains, manhattan-bound trains skipping seven stations in brooklyn until next year. and on the garden state parkway, there is an accident being cleared away. we have alternate side of the today, but the meters are in effect. lori, over to you. >> thank you, heather. >>> well, road crews are ready to go ahead of the next round of winter weather. eastern long island is expected to take the brunt of the storm. eyewitness reporter mallory hoff is live now in hauppauge, suffolk county with the latest

you can see a few spotty showers over the atlantic waters. other than that, things are looking pretty good so far. waking up to 60s across the board. 71 in ft. lauderdale. breezy near oak lapped park, winds from the east to northeast from ten to 15 miles per hour. a few clouds moving in along the east wind. a thicker cloud deck for the morning hours. expecting brighter skies. for the flafd, mid 70s come noontime. the question is will we see rain in the forecast? i'll let you know in just a little bit. >>> a local family is living a nightmare five days after their loved one was beaten and cut up only almost beyond recognition. the family is speaking out hoping to prevent a similar tragedy. nbc 6 reporter erika glover has a story you'll see only on 6. >> reporter: this morning that woman is in jmh and her mother has the story. these pictures of 23-year-old danielle jones are too much for this mom to handle. >> i'm still in shock. i still can't comprehend that somebody. >> friends say danielle was working with a catating company and living in thi

>> he's listed in the roster of the 1860 atlantics. played center field, and he batted third. so that's an indication that he was one of the better hitters. >> after the 1860 season, however, he becomes a bit of an enigma. he may have played for a pro team in manhattan, but census records after the civil war show him working as a butcher in san francisco. after that, his only appearance in the public record is a mention in the 1928 obituary of his younger brother, john, a civil war veteran. >> in the obituary, it talks about his brother, how he loved baseball. >> the obituary reads, "he had a picture in his home of the original atlantics team, of which his brother, archibald mcmahon, was a member." when they mention it in an obit, you know the card is a true family heirloom. flo's father, joseph, is 17 years old when his uncle john dies. it becomes his strange inheritance. but it's his wife, mildred, who keeps it safe in their brooklyn home. >> my mother had had it in a fanny farmer box in a secret drawer in a piece of our furniture. >

>> hinojosa: he's written for time magazine and the new york times, and his blog forthe atlantic is one of the most influential on the internet, covering everything from politics to pop culture to race in america. the always-surprising journalist, author and blogger, ta-nehisi coates. i'm maria hinojosa. this is one on one. ta-nehisi coates, you're one of the senior editors for the atlantic monthly, you're a blogger, you live on twitter, you wrote this wonderful memoir called the beautiful struggle, about your relationship with your dad. it's great to have you on one on one. >> thank you. i'm honored to be here. >> hinojosa: so, put those two things together. i mean, did you say, "i'm going to be a writer," and then all of a sudden you realized that your life was on the internet or...? >> no, i wrote off-line, in print, for about 12 years almost exclusively, and it's so funny. colson whitehead has this recent piece about writers who complain that twitter and blogging is going to destroy their writing. and it's actually a split that i never really understood much. i love print, and i lik

we are not expecting any advisoryyover the atlantic waters, just a little sneak peek for the next three days, increasing humid dit ahead of a changes. i will have more coming up in just a little bit. >>> jeb bush has officially this comes after a crushing d/ in south carolina wher donald trump came out victorious. meanwhile, in nevada hillary clinton became the top contender for the democrats. stevev handelsman has the latest from columbia, south cacalina. >> reporter: it's the second victory in a row for the natatnal republican front runner, donald trump's first in the south. >> when you win it's beautiful. and we're going to start -- we are going to star winning for our country. let's go,let's have a big win in nevada, let's have a big win at the sec, let's put this thing away. >> reporter: but as they cast their ballots mainstream republicans flocked to marco rubio, powering the 44-year-old's come back from fifth in new hampshire. >> tonight here in south carolina the message is pretty clear. this country is now ready for a new generation of conservatives to guide us into the 21st ce

i'm the atlantic cape community college and lovely mays landing, new jersey here along the black horse pike. that puts us, 15 miles, you can see a snowplow, not plowing the street but it is spreading salt on the black horse pike here, 15 miles outside of atlantic city. we have almost hit our goal. in honor of national weather purpose day sue doesn't talk weather gibberish but i'm watching the news last night and i have to hear weather people usually from out of town say extreme south jersey and interior south jersey. i don't know what the heck they are talking about as somebody who grew up here. i'm in interior south jersey because i'm not in the ocean and no longer in philadelphia so i'm in interior south jersey and we are heading to extreme south jersey which us folks from the philadelphia area refer to as the shore, chris. >> yeah, that is true. what is your favorite moniker for the weather team, like extreme team or ultimate doppler or super ultimate tracker. >> reporter: i'll tell you my ultimate idiotic saying from weather there was a guy who trained me for weather and he still w

police are investigating a crash on the atlantic city expressway that damaged a toll booth. >>> bill cosby's wife is expected to answer questions today in a deposition. >>> black lives matters signs have been stolen for the second time. >>> it looks like we'll wind up sunny after a slightly cloudy start this morning. 42 degrees in philadelphia. we're still down closer to the freezing mark in allentown, 33 degrees, we did get a spotty shower late yesterday and in through last night. perhaps an icy patch here or there. 35 degrees in reading. 38 in wilmington. 37 in trenton and the 40s down the shore. as you head out to the bus stop this morning, might be looking at partly cloudy skies in some areas, but the temperatures will be improving a bit up to 40 degrees by 8:00 a.m. this afternoon it will be mild, although not as mild as yesterday. we got up to 60 or so in philadelphia over the weekend, saturday and sunday, today, 49 by 1:00 p.m., the high will be 49 reading by 3:00 p.m. >>> a quiet start to the roads, this is the blue route past ridge pike we see the northbound traffic moving ju

the lightning back in third in the atlantic division. jo and nascar, tomorrow night they'll drop the green flag on the sprint cup series with a running of the sprint unlimited at daytona. it was voted on by the crew chief today and jimmie johnson will have the pole for the 75- lap shoot-out. number 22 in the nation, raining supreme in cincinnati, and courtney williams was rocking and rolling. and the senior all american with a jumper in the second quarter, and then in the third. williams, a game high 22 points. and then the fantastic freshman from beyond the arc. and she poured in 14 as the bulls blow out the bearcats 78- 51. and usf improving 11-3. and to phoenix, pebble beach. the second round in the at&t pro amment and phil mickelson at the par three third. and one of lefty's five burdenies on the front nine. he's one stroke off the lead at 10 under. and the celebrities out there having a good time. and we know him as carlton from "fresh prince of bell air" yeah. it is not unusual. and your leader is at 11 under par. >>> and how about

that high pressure will start shifting east, allowing us to warm up as winds come in off the atlantic during the day tomorrow and we will have the benefit of staying dry a couple more days. we are 50 in orlando. already 45 in sanford. 46 in deltona. 41 palm coast, 48 in the villages. 50 in leesburg, 57 in cocoa beach. the afternoon. it wasn't that warm with temperatures in the 60's. with the winds between 10 and 20 miles per hour, made it feel that much chillier. they have backed down and will be calm tonight, which had help to aid development of patchy frost, inland volusia, flagler, northern lake and marion county, where your air temperatures will we are looking for 40 in the villages sunrise. so we are actually not too far off of the overnight lows where we sit. we will drop several more degrees through the overnight. the clouds and rain forecast, not a lot to talk about here the remainder of the evening. we start chilly and completely clear as you can barely pick a cloud out on this forecast. as we head toward noon, still lots of sunshine, we start to see a few clouds developing o

risk on the atlantic beaches. warmer tomorrow since winds die 80s. good morning, good morning, hello, my name is patricia rodriguez. good morning governor, counsel, and jim allen. good morning everyone. i think it's still the most important thing we can do for any family in this state is to create an opportunity for them to get job. i'm a single mother of three. i've been working for the seminole tribe for fifteen years now. this company has given me the opportunity to provide for my children. how does it make you feel when you worry about whether this compact gets signed? if the compact isn't signed, then it does affect me tremendously because i would be out of a job. a month ago my sister passed away. she have children? how many? five. so are you taking care of them? yes. this compact not being signed would affect me and many people that have grown with me at this company. if would affect them immensely. >>> we are back on this saturday morning, february 20th, 2016. a lovely crowd out here today. a little warmer. >> a lot warmer. a lot warmer. >> we

tomorrow morning with a return flow coming off of the atlantic and notice all the showers over here in the gulfstream trying to make it closer to the coastline, so we will see some clouds moving in at the coast early in the day, and potentially even a stray shower for your valentine's day. the air is pretty dry out there in the lower levels, so we may get returns on radar and actually never see this transpire in any rain that touches the ground. so a chance is definitely there will most likely be at the coast and very light and short-lived with the clouds drifting in the afternoon and the evening, nothing interfere with your plans. here are the details on the hour by hour forecast, we'll start things off in the mid-40s over downtown orlando so a chilly start and heading up to a high of around 70. as we look at the longer range forecast, president's day, a holiday for lots, the kids are out of school, looks very nice. mostly sunny skies, temps in the mid-70s, and warm weather fans, there you go, a chance of a shower or isolated thunderstorm and wednesday that clears out and we cool back

for now i'm live on the boardwalk, atlantic city. t delucia, nbc 10 news. >>> matt and many of our reporters and photographers fanned out across the tri-state region. nbc 10's rosemary connors is live at broad and walnut in center city this morning. >> vai, we've just seen that changeover as matt was talking about in the past 15 minutes or so. you can see as it's coming down, it's a thicker, wetter snow. take a look at the streetlights. that's how you can see the snow coming down. it appears as if it's falling heavily but take a look at the ground here, it's not sticking. earlier i did see crews out salting the roads, just as a pry caution. things are up and at 'em early this morning. a lot of people have umbrellas out. they're anticipating that it's going to be a wet precipitation. they just want to be prepared as the day continues. we talked to a few folks this morning, and they say given the fact that we had a blizzard a few weeks ago, they can take this weather in stride. >> this is not that bad compared to what we've had. i've be

we did slide a little bit on the atlantic city expressway. have not seen the hard precipitation in the form of snow. we'll stay out here, keep an eye on conditions and give you an update in the next half hour. matt delucia, nbc 10 news. >> thank you. >>> now your first alert weather with chief meteorologist glenn "hurricane" schwartz. >> it started with rain. they weren't able to treat the roads. now it's changed over to snow. the visibility is still tolerable, compared to most snowstorms that we get around here. and as you can see, on i-95, you can see, and that is very helpful. the radar shows how heavy the snow is, the rain/snow line has pretty much moved offshore. everybody is now into the snow and then the darker the blue is, the heavier the snow. so you see a little bit darker blues in chester conte and parts of montgomery county and gloucester county, near mt. laurel a little bit. that's nowhere near as heavy as it's going to be over the next couple of hours. this is more of a light to moderate snow so far. southern delaware, cape may c

a cold front will cross through the ohio valley today andtonight...then will dissipate over the mid atlantic region bythursday morning. high pressure builds in behind the front andwill cover much of the eastern united states on thursday. a lowpressure system in the upper mississippi valley friday will moveeast across wfxr news is your local election headquarters.those still left in the running for over south carolina head of saturday's primary...and with an average of recent polls showing ted cruz just trailing behind frontrunner donald trump, the war between the two is growing.peter doocy reports. :09 - :11:12 - :19:40 - :54 1:08 - 1:171:18 - 1:36after repeatedly clashing during last weekend's debate in south carolina ... the war of words between donald trump and ted cruz is clearly not letting up ... trump says: "never seen a human being lie so much ..."// butted to // cruz says: "he cannot be trusted to nominate conservatives to the court, given that for 60 years of his life he described himself as very pro-choice ..." this, while the front-runner unleashes new attacks on his other rival

that's going to draw moisture in from the atlantic and bring it in on top of that cold air. two pieces to this. the west. the other from the east. and it's this low that's going to produce most of the liquid so that's where we're going to have accumulation. here comes futurecast. we start things out taking on out through the afternoon, of the day today. snow. that's the one i had circled near the dakotas. it comes on across kentucky and tennessee and in to our area. potentially around midmorning. when you're timing these things, you've got to give or take an hour or two so it could be 8:00, 9:00 in the morning. could be 10:00 or 11:00 by the time we see some of these snow showers to the west. if the snow showers is developing to the east, that may be a bit concerning. we start to see the moisture wrapping in from the atlantic. it looks a whole lot heavier. that happens around lunchtime after raleigh eastward, that's where we could have accumulation. still even though that looks fairly impressive, still will be talking about an inch or so from raleigh eastward and from to an i

satellite showing the clouds blowing in through the day and up stream cloudiness over the atlantic coming into the northwest region and a few sprinkles possible during the day tomorrow as there are a few little showers out here in that flow and after that on saturday and sunday the winds turn more easterly and the rain chances stay low. lots of clear skies and the exception off the atlantic. high pressure in control of the atlantic the atmosphere mostly dry and the sunshine state as the computer forecasted today as we go into tomorrow still that reddish color remains as the air remains very dry. even saturday and sunday looking great. rain chances very low with the exception of a few sprinkles tomorrow. then our storm chances start to go up into next week. monday still looking good but here comes the moisture ahead and wednesday our next potential for any type of severe weather. in the southeast right now sunshine and mild temperatures. 50s, 60s and 70s in the northeast a clear and cold day. temperatures right now in the teens 20s and 30s. midwest it's warmed up quite a bit. very warm rig

one minute delay from the atlantic city expressway to the walt whitman bridge. we have fire activity therman avenue in camden at 26th street. we have puppy zeus reporting a pothole any ben franklin bridge. be part of the our team when you join the waze and report on your ride to work. temperatures not bad, yesterday it was 61. today not as mild as yesterday. 42 in millville. you're in the 30s in the lehigh valley, we have a nice high of 51 with lots of sunshine. >>> a florida woman is recovering from a brutal attack on valentine's day that nearly left her dead. her roommate is charge with attempted murder. danielle jones is showing signs of improvement. she used an ad on craig's list to find a roommate. byron mitchell moved in before the attack. mitchell said the attack was in self-defense. doctors say jones may have serious brain damage. >>> a passenger bus caught on fire in illinois. the bus was fully engulfed by the time the firefighters arrived on the scene. they smelled rubber on their trip to chicago. the bus burst into flames creating a 30-foot plume of s

we head into the atlantic hours in the high pressure builds back in. it will be a cool high but not a crazy cold one. he will be cooler than what we had over the weekend. temperatures come up to 410 by 9:00 am. temperatures are going up to 480 and it's a pretty nice-looking monday coming at you as folks are getting back to work and school. 420 is your high-end it looks like it will be primarily rain but there could be snowflakes to the north. be too worried about that as it will be warm . plenty comes through on wednesday making it heavy at times with a high of 540 on thursday. we had the windy, wet weather coming in. >> let's take a peek at what's coming in . problems on the new england freeway. there is an accident southbound on the parkway. across westchester, no problems on the bridge. new jersey commute is doing fine and there is no problems on the parkway over the bridge in the new jersey turnpike. let's go to the cameras and take a look at the commute on the lie . no problems eastbound or westbound. as for the bqe, you are fine this morning with

we don't get cold when the wind is coming in off the atlantic. the wind turns to the south and heating up with lots of sunshine. can you see the jet stream here ultimately there will be a dip that will move our way to push too fronts through by the middle of the week. temperatures are nice. you have 60s inland. low 70s near the cost t is comfortable the winds continue from the east and the northeast. and kind of gusty on the east the dew point is 47. winds are from the east at 8 miles per hour. tonight we'll stay partly cloudy. the wind is continuing from the east. there is no front heading our way in the short term. this front here is producing rain in new mexico and more rain and snow in the pacific northwest. last week, cities like raleigh were dealing with snow and ice. they're 49 now. there was the huge outbreak. and now 36 in new york. 44 in buffalo. melting snow and 58 in columbus, we stay 50s tonight and tomorrow and similar to today. topping off in the 70s. pretty much every place you go. and the high strong enough to keep these fronts aw

amy: you write this remarkable peas for the atlantic, the case for reparations.riginally were not for reparations yourself. >> i was not. i believe what he said. amy: what changed you? >> i am encouraged to read and research and there is a great deal of research, for instance, a new don't legislation, which we're sort of repeating ourselves right now, and a great deal of research on neighborhood poverty and i was a bridge of rotation of the legacy of slavery, which shows exactly how much wealth was extracted out of the community. once i begin to see what supremacy and anti-black racism, a specific thing, not just a matter of black people being accidentally poured, but a spific tnd in amecan hiory thats with uup until today, ibecame f difficult to hold onto universalist solution. amy: i want to turn to a clip from "behind the news" last month. this is adolph reed, the noted african-american public intellectual and professor of political science at the university of pennsylvania. he was speaking with radio host doug henwood. >> you can go down the sanders platform

high pressure settling in across much of the carolinas and mid-atlantic, this is that system bringing the frigid air -- it did bring the frigid air across the midwest and now new england. that's what's causing that east-northeast wind later this afternoon and will continue to bring us ouds from the atlantic over to us as the day goes on. taking a look at levels of moisture in the atmosphere, apart from tat things are still looking pretty dry, especially bahamas, things looking really nice. soaking a look at what we can expect as far as threats are concerned, because winds will be shifting out of the northeast and picking up a little later this afternoon marine conditions will be on the moderate to higher end of the scale, small craft should exercise caution over the atlantic waters, moderate risk of rip currents and you definitely want to have that sunscreen handy. >>> let's take a look ahead at the next few days. temperature rebound as of your monday for president's day, showers reach into the forecast later in the day and into your day on tuesday ahead of a cold front. the cold fron

the pacific squad beat team central to move to the finals to face team atlantic. winning team win -- 6:23 left in the game. 25 seconds left now. ottawa shot nearly deflected by stamkos. carlson's shot for the tie saved by john gibbons and team pacific shuts out stamkos, bishop and the atlantic team 1- 0 in the very first 3-on-3 nhl all-star game. john scott won game mvp. that's your morning sports report. enjoy your monday. >>> 4:50. david bowie's will revealed. where he want the his ashes splitting his multimillion- dollar estate. >> the bad feeling pizza shoppers got after someone turned a stolen print of >>> it is 4:53 now. you're looking at the rivergate tower tampa camera looking over beautiful tampa. bay. a few brief showers, nothing too widespread or heavy or even anything you probably even find wet roads from. so again today we're going to see a lot of cloud cover, more sunshine through the afternoon. and a light shower certainly a possibility. 73 degrees though as the high today at clearwater beach. talk about some above-average temperatures. it gets even

our live first alert radar, showers that affected us overnight moving further into the atlantic waters. we are dealing with this cluster of showers moving in across person portions of miami-dade county, did form over the gulf coass we are expecting perhaps a light sprinkle throughout the next 25 to 45 minutes. you can see that it formed over the gulf coast, moving through and holding together despite the try air that remains across south florida. heading out keep that umbrella close, after this we are expecting increasing sunshine and then we won't have to worry about the rain for quite a few days. you saw those showers moving in from the west, this is out west, this is taking a look at our holiday everglades park, the clouds are definitely rolling day. we will deal with this little batch coming through, once it clears out we will see that sunshine that we've been waiting for all morning long. for your first alert forecast we will leave that light shower in the early morning hours and then increasing sunshine as the day goes on. highs expecting t reach into the mid 60s later this after

that could have a big impact on your plans. >>> the atlantic city boat show opens today at the ac convinceenter featuring hundreds of new boats and marine gear. you can also attend a variety of boating and fishing seminars. the show runs through sunday. >>> also happening today, local businesses are getting a big boost from one of the world's biggest companies. it's all part of the upcoming democratic national convention right here in philadelphia. nbc 10's drew smith is live for us in the digital operations center. drew, google is now offering its expertise to business owners in our area and telling us the connection with the dnc. >> the dnc committee and google want to help small businesses get on the digital map head of the big convention in philadelphia. the thought is to increase their online presence before that convention comes into the city. according to the committee's data, more than half of pennsylvania small businesses have no individual websites. google has committed to helping those small businesses get online. when stores become more searchable, more people are likely to sho

now the coast guard is inspectng the damage caused by that major winter storm in the atlantic. a clever law, aimed at keeping intoxicated drivers off the road could be expanded to include more of the bay area. good morning and welcome to "10 news early morning." i'm ian reitz.. meteorologist bobby deskins. bay area juvenile detention facilities bay area juvenile detention facilities are supposed to be putting troubled teens on the right path. but, we've uncovered problems on the inside... prompting hundreds of 911 calls. there are 10 of these state-funded facilities in the bay area.. all privately run by the company "g-4-s". 10 news reporter kendra conlon is digging deeper into you to fix it. we've seen the aftermath from riots... fights and escapes caught on camera... inside bay area juvenile detention centers... staff arrested accused of sex acts with the teens. leaders have been calling for change. recently, 2 teens escaped from the tampa residential facility through a hole in the fence... only to be captured days later. 2 workers got fired, two others punished. it's the late

that's the game-winner. atlantic advances with a 4-3 win over the metro. >>> jagr got his rest for the championship game. next up, western conference pacific division versus the central. one of the great stories from the all-star game this year, the fan vote electing 6' 8 fighter john scott, the captain of the pacific team. not even on an nhl roster right now. the league did everything it could to prevent scott from playing. this guy has 542 penalty minutes and just five goals in his seven-year career. he scored not once, but twice in this game, made the fans happy, made everyone in hockey win. >> $1 million on the line in the championship. after 13 1/2 minutes of hockey, perry lights the lamp, beating bishop, making it 1-0. bishop stood on his head from here, though, keeping his guys in the game, but never cracked the goose egg on the other end. the pacific division wins 1-0 to claim the first nhl all- star. and the best part, who else could it be? john scott, the hulking piewj list with five goals. >> look at his r

they were trying to land the rocket on a floating platform in the atlantic. no word on the next launch. >> and scott kelley has been in space for 340 consel consecutive days. kelley and a russian cosmonaut are expected to return to earth on tuesday. >> and lift-off, the year in >> it was a year ago in march. astronaut scott kelley blasted off beginning a year-long stay on board the international space station. >> you know the work we do here every day is extremely hard. it takes a lot of concentration, it's complicated and we work hard at it and i work hard at it, i'm just going to be you know, 20 years from now i will think back and just be proud that i had basically a 20-year career here with four very successful space flights that you know accomplished most of our mission objectives. >> at the end of the mission, commander scott kelley will have set two records, one for 340 consecutive days on the station and another for having spent 520 days in space cowping the from his previous trips. >> the thing i like about space is not the view or the floating or rid

cold high pressure moves east and off the mid atlantic coast tonight.a warm frontal boundary works toward the tennessee valley by this evening with snow moving into the mountains. by monday...low pressure works from the lower mississippi valley to the southernappalachians. with cold air in place expect snow changing to awintry mix monday into monday night. this system moves east bytuesday afternoon. winter storm warnings remain in effect until noon on tuesday. stuggling with winter weather.once again a thank you for choosing good day virginia. it's and i'm kyle benjamin. wfxr's paris holmes is monitoring road conditions for as paris as paris just mentioned, vdot crews are urging drivers to stay off the roads! crews and contractors are working 12-hour shifts on the roads right now. this is a live look along interstate 81 in montgomery county. crews have pre-treated some major roads and interstates with a mixture of brine and liquid calcium chloride in advance of those flakes falling. crews will not plow or treat low-volume secondary roads or neighborhood streets until the snow stops and th

sandwiched between two weather systems there is the strong winterbeth storm that stays out over the atlantic portion, fortunately. our clipper system is theys primaryt front. the secondary front changes this to allll snow after it comes through. look at the eight day.mes thirties then starting wednesday right on through the weekend calling for highs in the low twenties for late in the week.eek you can see everyday sports a chance for somee snow with several across a lake pressure or clipper systems and on the backside there will likely bell some lake enhancement. snow totals on into next weekend with anothers on shot that is reinforcing arctic air blast and highs in the teams.c that is it. of course fox eight is your official school closing station. >>> the massive recall of to contact airbags has expanded to include more recent airbags. the act airbags can explode if they inflate firing air out shards of metal causing serious injuries even death. so far more than 20 million older cars have been recalled. they notified 12 automakers that more recent airbags could also be at risk..mo >>> home

here is the easter wind, you can see it clearly with the cloud over on the atlantic side. there could be a sprinkle out of this, if that were the case it would be polk county eastward. remember, we are surrounded by water and when the wind brings in moisture you cannot rule out maybe a quick little sprinkle. i think the forecast looks beautiful. we will see the same thing tomorrow and sunday. more sunshine and temperatures in the upper 70s. for us, warmer air. rain chances, that will hold off until tuesday or into wednesday. another low in the gulf could give us even higher total said what we are looking at right here. it is a little too early to tell. this weekend anything outdoors, including the pulled it back the beach, this is a great weekend. look at that green color along the immediate coast, those are 60s, that is what a lot of folks will deal with because of the water temperature. looking ahead for the weekend, saturday and sunday, mid-70s, cool nights it might warm afternoons. the rain chance does not increase until tuesday. that is a beautiful weekend >>> if you a

and the atlantic borne or blown showers. impacting a lot of the coastal areas. gainesville and ocala for the north central tiered zones. and drying rapidly in the morning. and wee early tomorrow we'll have rain chances again for orlando. as far as severe weather is concerned, i don't think so at this juncture. a marginal risk for maybe damaging winds. until i see more proof in the pudding, so to speak, i will leave it as scattered storms and isolated thunderstorms. we return to sunshine mid-day tomorrow. we sail off with good looking weather all weekend long, approaching the daytona 500 on sunday. it's looking pretty good at this point. suv, 2 to 3 feet. and southeast winds krachging up. next high tide cycle after the lunch time area. 1:06 at port canaveral and water temperatures down to the 50s in volusia, and 60s for the brevard county area. for today, a look at marion county. good morning. we're looking mighty fine today. mid-to-upper 70s. a blend of sun and clouds. clouds taking over on the back end of the day. lake count

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there is an impulse of energy across the mid-atlantic. that's will wind up out to sea and turn into a good sized storm. not the level of what we saw last weekend with the other low. still we'll wind up into an impressive low in the atlantic. you can see the cold air and snow happening over the great atlantic. you can see the tracks. the walls are going up for the tracks in downtown st. pete. low 60s for you and clear skies and a gorgeous friday evening with light winds. i do have that front coming in saturday. it won't mean a cold morning for you. a little above average in the upper 50s to start your saturday. if you are up around sunrise or just before we are looking at a few clouds just for a couple hours 4:00 a.m. to 7:00 a.m. yes, that would mean rain as far as future cast goes. you have probably not heard us talking at rain all weekend long. verga is what it is called. it means it is raining above us. but evaporates before it gets down on our level on the ground. here's a picture. it falls from the clouds but never reaches the ground.

powerful storm system developing in the atlantic. you see the rain through the carolinas, that storm will scoot up the coastline but move far enough off the mid-atlantic where it won't be a major headache for folks in the northeast with snow. it causes the wrap-around winds pressure in the gulf and below, gusty today. that sunshine turns into clear skies overnight. it will be chilly. and then the second front comes through, not a lot of rain with it, monday evening. about 20% of light showers. today highs in the mid- to upper 50s. come super bowl time this evening back yard barbecue, temperatures about 50 degrees. and then for tomorrow morning heavy jackets heading back to work looking at low 40s in tampa and around most of the day area along the coast we'll see temperatures in the mid-40s. looking ahead, warmer day tomorrow but not by much. we'll see those below-average temperatures in looking ahead. temperatures stay in the low 60s all week. not a lot of rain with this next front. scattered showers, and it will cloud up through the

you don' t want to deal with that in the atlantic and practically over with it. waiting to see the sunlight this morning to take temperatures from the west/northwest and that is a real take away and getting you sunshine this afternoon. we will not, pay attention, we will not be boating today. okay? not on lakes. not on the intracoastal. no, no. look at this. by 1:00 we push a lot of clouds out of the weather picture and push them into the atlantic ocean and continue that all means cool temperatures and hour by hour through the day. don' t forget the late wind advisory for today. what about tonight? drop them down into the 40s and some 30s around, too, and it feels colder than that and with long range plans some is chilly with windy days but it is february. >> it is normal. thanks so much. a wild night for hockey fans in s 4th super bowl s jamie seh with sports. >> reporter: it' s so close. the game is just hours away. one of the best days of the year, in my opinion, it' s super bowl sunday and the 50 littleedition and news 6 is your home for the big game today. wa

that will eventually make its way to the atlantic coastline. as it does so. it will bring in a southeasterly wind. overall chilly starts but a warming trend over the weekend. temperatures are much warmer than they were. we were in the 30s and low 40s. now in the upper 40s and low 50s. dew points are comfortable in the 30s. it will feel dry and comfortable throughout the stretch. future track 9 is showing offshore clouds and showers. that will stay well off in the atlantic as we are crystal clear with sunshine today, tonight and tomorrow. that will definitely help things feel much warmer. the next front will move in as that will bring us showers ending by the evening. as the front passes, we will get cooler into next week. the next front will bring our temperatures down about 10 degrees. not back to the 60s. if you like the 60s, enjoy today. 65 in melbourne and cocoa. on the coast it looks beautiful merritt island and titusville. 60 in new smyrna beach. 61 ormond as well as flagler. moderate rips. swim near the lifeguard station and enjoy the atlantic ocean tem

we'll continue to push across the atlantic waters. as it does so, that will allow winds to veer to the northeast. water temperatures in the lower 70s. that will warm us up possibly overnight tonight but for the start of the workweek. i want to look at the levels of moisture in the atmosphere. the driest of the air to the still seeing clouds streaming in from west to east from the gulf of mexico. possibly we could see high-level clouds, the thin ones you see spread out thin across the skies. other than that, things looking good for us. the uv index because of all the sunshine, expecting the higher end of the scale. have the sunscreen handy. no advisories over the atlantic waters. good news for us. taking a look ahead, temperatures begin to rebound. warmup ahead of a front that will leave us showers tuesday and wednesday. temperatures back to more seasonable for the second half of the week. >>> you may think your house is and bacteria lurking janet? cough if you can hear me. don't even think about it. i took mucinex dm for my phlegmy cou

you have the only signed copy of the atlantic charter, the meeting in newfoundland, when roosevelt met churchill. it was actually a press release and that is all it was at that time. it was nothing signed by fdr. he was the young naval aide and he got the press release and asked fdr to sign it. so he had a signed atlantic charter document as a collector by franken roosevelt. fdr died in 1945. churchill continued. churchill came to the u.s. and he got to see churchill, handed him the atlantic charter and churchill looked at him and say -- and said, young man, you have a lot of value here if i sign this. you have the only signed copy of the atlantic charter. he went ahead and signed it. so he kept that document his whole life as a special heirloom. we have to march through these other presidents. let me just ask you to name a couple of the accomplishments of truman that you admire, things that he did from 1945-1953 that you think were spot on. prof. leuchtenburg: some people have asked me what -- if you read the book, what surprised you the most. many of these are around harry truman. hi

breezy conditions over the atlantic waters. temperatures this weekend will be very comfortable, a little warmer for tomorrow. that's because we'll begin to see the lighter east wind, plenty of sunshine to go around. increasing clouds as the workweek rolls on. a cold front that will leave us tuesday and wednesday, but a clans of showers and thunderstorms, warming into the mid s and cooling us down for the next weekend. >2 okay. all i heard was hidity. erika, thank you. >>> one south florida police department says it does not plan on taking part in the boycott against beyonce. the miami beach police department said yesterday it won't be involved in any boycott. the president of new york's sergeant's benevolent association is supporting the miami police union's decision to boycott beyonce's concert at marlins park. he's also considering a similar boycott when the formation t tur arrives at citi field in june. he plans on meeting with union board members to explore the idea but also hopes to meet with beyonce to speak with her about

many places in the mid-atlantic cold temperatures over the weekend. cities like new york and philadelphia could get up to 4 inches of snow later today. >>> here we are talking wind gusts up to 30 miles an hour today. that means even though tons of folks have the day off, they'll want to head to the beach but you don't want to go in the water. high risk of rip currents and also just not a good day for boating. i know many of you will be disappointed by that. plenty of other events going on and whatnot. as we look like at miami, it's a little dreary as the clouds have been building and increasing on that breeze, mainly out of the east southeast. we are even seeing the rain drops from the fort lauderdale shot here in broward county. you can see the cloud cover as florida. we have a threat for severe weather, even tornadoes across as we look at the radar, there are some showers out there blowing in off the atlantic. we have already had the rain and now showers headed for deerfield beach and oakland park, also dealing with wet country club. the showers are

it will also mean we'll have a breeze coming in off the atlantic ocean. now notice the front to the north. it's not the one we're going to follow. at least early this week on monday and tuesday. that stopped short of reaching into florida and bounces back and it is stronger in the early run in the middle of the nation and what's in here by wednesday and the second half of the week. all in all the moisture increase will lead to, again, at least the isolated rain chance. your boating forecast and also the forecast at the beach calling for rip currents at a slight risk. biscayne bay at a moderate chop and choppy around the keys and temperatures not as cold but comfortable with the low to speaking of monday's break with the sun but temperatures are going to heat nicely in the upper 70s. it does get warmer. and then a front moves in giving us a better rain chance for the second half of the week. that's the 7 on 7 forecast. >> jeff: all right, brent. >> robbin: you're watching 7 news. >> hello, everybody. i'm patrick fraser with the next help me howard. she has

pressure moves east and off the mid atlantic coast tonight. toward the tennessee valley by thisevening with snow moving into the mountains. by monday...lowpressure works from the lower mississippi valley to the southern appalachians. with cold air in place expect snow changing to a wintry mix monday into monday night. this system moves east bytuesday afternoon.winter storm warnings remain in effect until noon on tuesday. today...snow and sleet this morning...then freezing rain thisafternoon. additional snow and sleet accumulation of 1 to 3 inches. ice accumulation around a trace. highs in the lower30s. light and variable winds. chance of precipitation near100 percent. .tonight...freezing rain in the evening. rain. ice accumulationof up to a tenth of an inch. not as cool with lows in the lower30s. temperature rising into the upper 30s after midnight. southeast winds around 10 mph. gusts up to 25 mph after midnight.chance of precipitation near 100 percent. .tuesday...cloudy with rain likely in the morning...then partlysunny with a chance of rain

everything off into the atlantic. we stay clear and sunny for the rest of the day. along the coast, 59 in melbourne. fifty-nine in merritt island. fifty-six in daytona. it will be a great day to take a walk along the beach. but it is going to be rather cool and rest if you head into the atlantic and for boating it will not be the best conditions. clear and chilly tonight. a lot of 30s on board. right around 40, here in downtown. the 5-day forecast with your weekend in view, showing a slight warm up tomorrow. we will be looking at our next cool front moving through monday night into tuesday morning. and that will reinforce the cool air throughout the rest of the week. >>> last night's republican debate is behind us. now all eyes turn to tuesday's primary in new hampshire. ted cruz will be looking to continue his success after winning in iowa. senator marco rubio and jeb bush try to gain ground. we asked politicals is some candidates dropping out last week will help florida's presidential hopefuls. >> joining us is the author of "the florida playbook". >> we look at t

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anything that does form near the coast over the atlantic waters will affect us throughout the overnight hours. temperatures pretty mild. 70 degrees in miami as well as ft. lauderdale. that goes from the pembroke pines area as well. still in tuphe upper 60s in the oakland park and kendall area. we're going to keep that chance of showers in the forecast. temperatures in the 60s cooling down to mid 60s overnight. that's going to leave us a few degrees above average because temperatures in the water are in the upper 60s. taking a sneak peek at your morning commute, grab that umbrella because we are expecting a few showers to linger into your afternoon. >>> valentine's day was a good day to stay inside with someone cold gripped much of the country. take a look at this. a winter wonderland there. record low temperatures, some belowew zero in the northeast and massive snowstorms in the midwest. it was a snowy valentine's day in indiana. pile-up. at least ten people were taken to hospitals with injuries. >> we knowp a squall came through here. visibility was almost ze. it just turned icy very q

cooler as the low winds up in the atlantic. it will bring in stronger northerly winds. that's will keep us in the 50s for highs. 67 on monday. back in the 50s for highs tuesday and wednesday. then we are back near 70 degrees by friday next week. quite a ride on temperatures in the days ahead. >>> coming up, a bay area child >>> vincent was raised in a military family. he hosted many events in the bay area supporting military families and wrote a children's book for families who had members deployed overseas. gave his annual state of the game address today. he'll propose a rule change that will ejecta player from the game after two personal fouls. there is progress on the concussion front. >> we are investing in research to get the answers to perplexing problems we don't all have, including science. we are not going to wait for science. we are going to get out and make the benefits. >> the johnny manziel saga keeps getting worse. today his agent left him. his dad spoke to a texas newspaper and says johnny refuses to go to rehab. he is worried if his son doesn't get help h