out of the south west around seven and that is what is pumping up the warm air so the temperatures, vary a in the 20s like harrison, and the others in the third, and even a closer look into hamilton county and you can see how the temperatures, vary and california, in the campbell, county, kentucky, 27, and up 23 towards mason. when we have the high, thin clouds, it can vary, hd is dry and it will stay that way, until late tonight and that is when the changes move in, and so enjoy the 50s and i think that we will hit 50, and 51 will be the high temperature and some may make it warmer than that, and we are back in the 40s and this is the drop that we are going to see, continue all the way through the day on monday and that could mean, some snow showers, to kick off your workweek. and we will talk about the timing of the snow showers and how long they will stick around and what days will the roads be wet, verses when they will be slick and we have all of that coming up. the campaign, 2015, and may have a different time involving politicians >> liz: most spent, saturday night live somewhere

the latest guidance is pointing toward a wintry mix to start of late monday evening, accumulations vary between the computer models, but we have to take into account the warm ground and how much rain/sleet/freezing rain we see initially, especially across the southern counties. stay tuned for further forecast updates. eastern iowa police are asking for your help in hopes of finding a missing man... 22-year-old rashon montgomery was last seen -- friday night at six o-clock when he left work at the isle casino in waterloo. officials say he has a diminished mental capacity with autism. he's five feet six inches tall -- and 167 pounds with brown hair. if you have any information regarding his wherabouts -- cedar rapids police say shots were fired outside a downtown bar around twelve- forty-five this morning. it happened behind hazzard county american saloon on second avenue. 21-year-old derek bailey was arrested. police say he fired the gun in the air -- and people who work in the area say they hope this doesn't lead to similar of rock bar american grill) "it's unfortunate this isolated inc

>> varies greatly based on the person's training. come to find out if someone has no experience whatsoever, in the district of columbia, they need to take a 16 hour firearm's course, they need to take a two hour firearm course, specifically live fire at a range and above and beyond that, they need to have two hours of self-defense and situational awareness. so we can come up to 18, up to 20 hours minimum of training depending on the class and instruion the person's knowledge. that is just a minimum. on top of that, they need to actually go through the process of registering their fifirearm getting fingerprinted, paying administrative fees. can become expensive. >> armstrong: ienthrough the process, learning not just when to shoot a gun equally important and when not to shoot a gun. it is easy when firing at targets, you can sort of get lost even i do well, that is not the reality of it. nobody is shoototing back at yo. every situtuation is different, sometitimes you have to know yo can't shoot because you may kill innocent people. it

accumulations vary between the computer account the warm ground and how much rain/sleet/freezing rain we see initially, especially across the southern counties. stay tuned for further forecast updates. we will dry out by tuesday afternoon, but we will also cool to below normal levels for a few days. the blustery northwest winds we had this afternoon after the cold front moved through the area will calm down a bit this evening, and transition to more of a southwest direction. we will start the evening mostly cloudy, then see gradual clearing during the overnight hours. monday is a tricky temperatures forecast, as another cold front will track through the area. before that, temperatures will warm up quickly to the south with temperatures in the mid 50s. however, the north will see temperatures in the lower to middle 40s before the front moves through. clouds will increase throughout the day. all eyes turn to late monday evening through tuesday. the latest guidance is pointing toward a wintry mix to start of late monday evening, transitioning to all snow. accumulations vary models, but w

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byif varies -- it varies state. in the primaries, it is very low. engagedre not very much in the primary process. but in any case, it is measurable. the major point i would come away with is, it is not wrong to admit that on any issue, and number of issue -- a number of people are not engaged. it could be a greater engaged public. the truth is, this is about the public. do you have a concern about programs,lls in news and how much focuses on the horse race instead of the issues themselves? -- polls: kohl's have have increased in the news cycle. reading -- and there is a chart on how polls were becoming essential part of news stories. it has increased. these polls to provide very important flavor of the political environment. it they are interpreted in a lot of different ways depending on who is talking. i do think that they make it easy for journalists to be able to talk about something. then they do not have to do as much research. but when you have as much cable news, 20 47 kind of news -- 24 -seven kind of news, they need more to talk about. i wo

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varying the number of apache battalions, varying the duration of boots on the ground or deployment times, varying the periods at home either dwell time or periods where reserve component units were not activated or mobilized. all of that yielded to us some informed decisions that led to our findings and recommendations. you'll see throughout the report 63 individual recommendations. i'll address just one and the other commissioners will address the others. what we found will not be a surprise to you. america has the strongest army in the world. it is made so by the women and men who every day choose to serve this nation when they have many, many other opportunities. the nation must sustain and maintain the all volunteer force. it's the collective judgment of the commissioners that a return to anything other than the all volunteer force will not yield the quality army that the nation requires now, nor in the future. with that, let me turn to the vice chairman, secretary lamont. >> thank you, mr. chairman. good afternoon, everyone. as vice chairman of the commission i want to second the ch

yeah, but stalking victims vary their routes home. they wear disguises. they don't talk to anyone in their driveway. they hardly talk to anyone at all. they're--they're terrorized. ok, so maybe they were followed, reid. i mean, bottom line is the unsub escalat. the first male was abducted alone, the second was with his girlfriend. well, what do we know about her? connie was in her 30s, baked cakes for a living, she never had a run-in with the law. assuming he kept her, what's the reason? she's a necessity. somehow she fits into h fantasy. and so far, that need may be what's keeping her alive. so what we know is that we have an unsub with a fantasy or a deep desire that requires the man to look a specific way. since he rejected justin so quickly, he's probably looking for a replacement as we speak. did you get it? yeah, i got everything. nails, wire. we still need a crank. we don't have a lot of time. tomorrow will be here before we know it. it has to be the right guy. someone with black hair, same size, and nothing less than perfect. gin rummy. [starts ca

while voters' concerns may vary.... party representatives on both sides of the aisle say solution to state problems. 33 it's topics such as those that will be heavy on the minds of candidates as they are vying for votes here in the palmetto state. donald trump is busy shoring up support in the upstate... a place his campaign says is considered to be a conservative stronghold... and a crucial region in the upcoming primary. meanwhile... florida senator marco rubio is trying to sway south carolina voters after finishing fifth in new hampshire. rubio held a rally in columbia yesterday... telling supporters he's fit to be the next commander in chief because of his experience in national security and foreign policy. 33 rubio will now move onto the south carolina coast. and he won't be alone. following his second place finish in new hampshire... john kasich will also be campaigning along the coast. meanwhile ben carson and ted cruz will each be busy upstate. and jeb bush will be right here in columbia. he'll be holding a rall

it varies by issue.n issues with foreign policy i'm a you can be sure that you'll have somewhere around 70%-90% of the public and engaged. should we -- unengaged. should we recognize cuba? you ask, some people say yes, you get 70% may be who have no opinion. so, that is a fairly easy foreign policy to talk about it when you talk about whether or not whether we should support the initiative with china coming into the world trade organization, we found the 92% of the people who didn't. sure enough, we had 92% who expressed an opinion. i think, the word china or the country china, that might have triggered some kind of gut reaction. but an actual question that dealt with china's trade, how much trade it they do, this is evidence of it, i am sure that you would find 90% of people unengaged. people have lives to lead. that is why we elect representatives. i do not fault the american public to be unengaged on a lot of issues. i do not have the time to keep up with it. and i do know that many times, the gallup,

again, accumulations varying with the snow that comes in. not that impressive over the long-term, but looking at this week ahead, it is a very active weather week wednesday into thursday. that's when we could see a transition, but that actually ushers in colder air with the stronger front. we drop off to the freezing point for thursday, friday and saturday. middle of the week there, monday, tuesday, wednesday, don't expect huge storms but do keep a heads up to slick conditions and snow showers from time to time. early tomorrow morning, it will be post super bowl, people will have some slick conditions in spots to contend with. so not a horrible mess, just tiny headaches from time to time with the weather. >> it's all right. that's why we have you. good to have good friends. >> heal the headache. >> thank you. let's get a look at today's channel 7 community calendar. >>> join the greenburg nature center for a guided teaching trail, experience through the woods. studio museum in harlem welcomes you to participate in thoughtful exchange at the

. >> varying states have wildly varying standards for doing background checks for employees. there's no good reason why children in a particular state should be at risk than children in another state. >>> as for reva, she resigned after they contacted the school as part of its investigation. in a statement to "cbs this morning" she said, i made an error in judgment in florida. it was greatly exaggerated. i learned from my miss steak. i sought a second chance, and i got it. >> how do you track teachers like this? >> i guess right now you don't. that's the question is how is this going on and nobody's doing it seems like our children are a lit -- worth a little bit more than that to me. >> reporter: we're told they did reach out for a reference and they were told of the battery charge and were told it had been dropped but were not aware of a separate state investigation going on. louisiana hired her before the state of florida concluded its own investigation and then suspended its own license. it's now going to require all states to audit their entries to ensure their submissio

speeds reduced so you're going to find varying dangerses as you -- varying conditions as you go. you may be wondering, most of you waking up to snow and wondering why we weren't waking up to snow. this is a great example of the micro -- right here where i'm standing, we have a north to northwest wind and that is a good direction to get up slope we have snow, but for most of the city, brett and alan, the winds out of the southeast that goes down into denver and believe it or not, that's a down sloping wind, but the winds are going to back and come out of the east and northeast. lauren will be along here in a minute to time that out and give you more details on the snow we have coming our way. >> chris, thank you very much. and one thing to note about this storm, it's not a swift one moving in fast and hitting us. it's coming over a gradual period of time. >> when this comes in and it's an up slope lauren, we could have a lot of trouble. that's one of the storms that circles back in, right. >> exactly. when the winds shift like chris talked about, which may not happen until mid-mor

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so the symptoms can vary from the crushing type of pain to the indigestion type of pain. some patient also only present with arm pain. so if you have these symptoms, it is very important take you do contact your physician and if you're having a very -- a situation where you're having a lot of chest pain, go to the emergency room. >> right away. thank you so much. that is a lot of great information. >> thank you for having me. >> thank you, melissa. for more information you can call 770-7622 or visit st.maries' medicalgroup.com. >>> and now time for colin jackson who has all of the details on our forecast. >> we other over the hump. >>> tomorrow will be even warmer as friday. we're starting off with a gorgeous view from sugar bowl. dusting of snow friday night into saturday. it is not going to lose the roads, but we can always use more because we're greedy when it comes to collecting snow. home rood looks great and there is that timing. late friday night into saturday with a gorgeous view of the lake there as the sun starts to set. so we do have the clouds in the area. the

the law on the pipeline has varied. when it comes to oil pipelines, they are governed by state laws state-by-state. different states have different standards on eminent domain. pipelines have been considered to roads as common carriers. it varies by state for the carriers. forecast, that is governed by pipelines,forecast that is governed by federal laws. we need to follow the standards. part of those standards means that a private company does not have a right to trespass on your company. we need to protect those property rights and make sure federal law is followed. we need to honor those legal commitments. so, eminent domain has been allowed for public use, and pipelines, because they are common carriers, transporting materials that are used by multiple sellers, they had been analogized to roads. they are in a great aria -- gray area. we need to make sure the law is respecting property rights and also ensuring we can develop energy infrastructure at the same time. yes? yeah? >> [indiscernible] ted cruz: it is a great

our core competencies are varied and diversified. we are in metalforming, we have driver assistance products for safety, closures, mirrors, power trains, plastic interiors, seating and we do contract manufacturing and we are number one global in just about every sector except for seating, where we are number four. that is a little bit about magna. i will turn it over to jim. >> it is also a pleasure to be here this morning. i am jim fraser. i handle our relationships at the federal, state and local level, so do you diversity of what i get to look at on a day-to-day basis varies dramatically. first, a snapshot of tell us globally -- we are all over the world. you see a lot of growth over the past number of years and that is going to continue. one of the things that hard to see on the bottom is we invest a tremendous amount of revenues back into r&d. we are a very high-tech company, said the investment we put in is significant. we have a footprint of 3000 in the u.s. the interesting part is we've been here for over 100 years. only in 2

folks we talked to say they learned conditions in this vast county can vary. now, i just checked in with vdot. at peak they had about 1600 trucks on the roads to treat the conditions, but as you can see, the roads look really good. the conditions are great. they have pulled back from the subdivisions and off some of the roads. they do have some trucks out and they will be out throughout the day and into the night as temperatures start to fall a little bit and whatever wetness is on the roads starts to freeze over. that is the latest live from leesburg, i'm molette green, news4. >> i'm meteorologist chuck bell. radar continues to show light to moderate pockets of snow from washington northbound into northern maryland. more moisture down to our south and west which is starting as rain but as it gets transported a little farther to the north, it does change over to a rain-snow mix and eventually to mostly snow. temperatures everywhere are all above freezing. 34 in frederick, maryland, 37 now at national airport. still, roads impacted this morning into early this

fargo and the event center is urging to read all signs before your park as the limitations on parking vary. the spring like weather is hard to believe, but if is finally here. let's head down to amber alexander at the science center. ad lib wx quick president obama formally announced today that he will be visit to the country of cuba. today he tweeted this saying quote. "next month i'll travel to cuba to advance our progress and efforts that can improve the lives of the cuban people." end quote. this will be part of a larger trip he will be taking across latin america. it comes after the president formally re-opened ties with cuba in 2014. president obama is the first president to visit cuba since calvin coolidge visited in 1928. ted cruz and marco rubio say the president shouldn't go to cuba until it's free of what they called it's repressive regime. back to rome from mexico, said today that donald trump "is not christian" if he pledges to build a wall between the united states and mexico. this is what donald trump had to say. 28-50 "the mexican government fed the pope tremendous stuff ab

snowfall amounts will vary greatly depending on elevation, but the ridge tops could receive well over a foot of snow, while commute could get a little dicey in the north valley's and in the the reno fire department is investigating a house fire that sent one man to the hospital tonight... and killed three animals. crews responded to reports of the fire around 8:30... in the 14-thousand block of stead boulevard just off of i-80. leighton: "this was a duplex so both residences were displaced because power and gas had to be unit itself involved with the fire had heavy fire damage." chief leighton says crews were able to quickly put out the fire.. but one man was taken to the hospital for smoke inhalation. two dogs and a cat did die in the fire. the cause is still under investigation. turning to the crime beat... secret witness is now offering a reward for information leading to an arrest in a shooting death that happened in sparks friday night. officers were called to the 200- block of pyramid way - just after 11 p-m - for reports of a person down with an unknown medical condition. the v

varying the number of apache battalions, varying the duration of boots on the ground or deployment timesvarying the periods at home either dwell time or periods where reserve component units were not activated or mobilized. all of that yielded to us some informed decisions that led to our findings and recommendations. you'll see throughout the report 63 individual recommendations. i'll address just one and the other commissioners will address the others. what we found will not be a surprise to you. america has the strongest army in the world. it is made so by the women and men who every day choose to serve this nation when they have many, many other opportunities. the nation must sustain and maintain the all-volunteer force. it's the collective judgment of the commissioners that a return to anything other than the all-volunteer force will not yield the quality army that the nation requires now, nor in the future. with that, let me turn to the vice chairman, secretary lamont. >> thank you, mr. chairman. good afternoon, everyone. as vice chairman of the commission i want to second the chai

it will vary and should be noted otherwise. if those situations you can elect the alternates as well or people can serve on both committees. >> in the past alternates have been -- you have been able to have everyone there as an alternate if they did not want to be elected -- or if they weren't elected as the delegate to the platform committee, for example. josie: yep. so alternates, the number of alternates to be elected is not limited. we recommend two per one delegate. alternates are able to serve on those county convention committees. >> can't find anybody who wants to do it? temporary chair. i stepped up because nobody else would do it. josie: you can elect people who aren't there. we can reach out and contact them. that's one of the reasons we elect the numbers that we elect there. >> go back to the chair. if nobody wants to be the chair, can i just say ok i'll take it and move on? josie: you will be elected, yep. f you put your name out there. got to keep moving along here. happy to answer questions at the end. resolution

conditions varying and that's threat number three. by the way, do you have our app downloaded so you can take me and janessa and the whole weather cruise with you wherever you are going on mobile. download our app right there at the bottom is the weather app. i'm just going to click on weather. it is interactive radar. you see that. interactive radar. you can zoom in where the snow is. there is the snow. you can control this and go where the snow is and where you are as well. newsnet5.com. download the app. it will be interesting weather lee. >>> i'll take it from here. now to a story we broke at ring that can span as many as four counties was bused on thursday. we are talking about guns, tools and at vs and just some of the stolen items recovered from the tiny wayne county town of sleeve that was ground zero for the criminal enterprise. bob jones found out this investigation getting started. >> reporter: after getting a tip from an informant. officers from several jurisdictions raided this property. they searched an outbuilding and s

the timing varies a bit on the models, but most bring rain to areas west of the blue ridge beginning sunday morning, and then push the rain to the piedmont by sunday afternoon. rain totals will mainly range from .25 - .75" with a few spots climbing up to an inch. this probably won't cause any flood problems, but it's going to saturate our grounds which will cause us trouble later in the week. other than a few areas of drizzle, it looks like we will get a break from the rain on monday. virginia will begin to cool down though to help develop a few storms that will eastern u.s. with precipitation tuesday through thursday. the forecast for this time frame is very challenging at the moment weather models are all over the place with the track and timing of these storms. most models point to the first wave of moisture arriving tuesday morning. that will be around the same time a wedge develops in southwest virginia. if that wedge is strong enough to drop temperatures below freezing, then we are in line for some most models do not cool us down that much, but remember that the models greatly

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it will vary in intensity. the heaviest between now and 10:00 in the city. 3 inches expected in town, 5 in nassau county, 5 to 8 or more in suffolk county. 2 or 4 in new jersey. you won't have that much on the ground at any one time. mostly grassy areas picking up the higher numbers. nonetheless, it clears out this afternoon. be careful friday night if

peggy: it varies. generally, with thee mental health first aid class, i'm teaching a lot of people who are actually in the field, who are sococl workers, and mental health workers. leon: okay. peggy: as well as i'd like to have more general public, people who deal with the public, because this is something everyone wants to know about and needs to know about, so we can open up the discussions and so someone could say, "oh, you seem a little depressed today. are you doing okay?" why not? are you feeling okay? a person can talk abobo it and not feel embarrassed about it. leon: a particular question i have, jess, is we want to talk about how the law treats this, and what we think the law ought for the autonomy of the patient, respect for on the ototr hand, the understandin g that the family may play an important role in helping these young people. i'm particularly thinking about young people who may be still dependent upon parents, they might be in late adolescence, might not be ready to let you confide t

the number varies by state. 246 nationwide there are about 2500 republicans and 4500 democrats. in order to win, a candidate must get half the party's total delegates plus one. the primary is like the caucus but done with traditional places and ballots. march 1st, 14 primaries held then, culminating in july when the parties tell you who their candidate will be for the november ballots. >>> and according to police, gasparillas for the most part. two felony arrests, 23 demeanors including boating under the influence and underage drunking. those were pretty in line with what happened last year. but one of the demeanor arrests was jacob mckenna, 20 years old, arrested for hitting a police horse during the parade on saturday. he was also charged with having an open container. >> we had a good time. guess what, they'll do it again next year, i hear. let's take a look outside. did we talk about the nice forecast last week? turned out to be a great weekend. more cloud cover yesterday and now we're beginning to see the mid- to upper 70s, and look at these numbers for bartow, lakeland, an

. >> we would like to vary the height of the building and we would like the traffic to be as controlled as possible. shelley a whole foods : spokesperson said the company is anxious to open in portsmouth. she sent a statement that reads in part, for years we have been receiving requests to open in portsmouth and we have received wonderful and welcoming feedback since announcing the store. we have great respect for the community and its history and are eager to prove ourselves as committed and involved neighbors. zelin says the supermarket is welcome, so long as it' properly. >> this will be a regional whole foods store, and having something that attracts traffic from throughout the region is unnecessary for portsmouth. shelley: portsmouth' s planning director told me this evening, the city is awaiting the outcome of this appeal, before deciding how to proceed with the harborcorp project. tom cole and the state' s opioid crisis taking a toll on families all over the state. coming up on news 9 tonight. shelley: how a former eagle scout got hooked on heroin as a teen. >> the drug didn' t t