northeast iowa. in the metro we will stay on the fringe of this. we could see a few sprinkles and light rain showers across central and southern iowa while snow continues into early thursday morning across northeast iowa. 24 in des moines, a few snow flurries and wind chills at 10 degrees so grab warm coats. highs today will struggle to make it to 32 and we will hopefully see afternoon sunshine but it will be blustery. overnight lows will be cold to 20 degrees. wind will let up and tomorrow much of the day should be dry but by the afternoon and evening we have chance for sprinkles and flurries. then toward wednesday and thursday, light snow continues to the northeast in the same area pick up the snow last night and by the weekend, that snow will be melting away. 50's and 60's moved back in. shaina: we have not seen accidents yet but if you are north of the metro this quite a bit of snow on the road. give yourself extra time when you go out today. the weather is very different than a was yesterday. things still looking good traffic was in the metro,

the highest totals fell in northeast iowa with 5" in spots there. the weather will be mostly cloudy and windy the remainder of the afternoon. temperatures will be chilly in the upper 20s and low 30s. call it march madness. seven states....and hundreds of delegates up for grabs... voters are already taking to the polls this super tuesday....the most crucial day of the election, so far. .... here's a live look at a polling place at a price chopper grocery store in massachusetts where voters are now casting their votes.... hillary clinton is looking at winning every state except senator bernie sanders' home state of vermont. on the republican side, all eyes are on texas... the only state cruz leads in the polling over donald trump. tracie potts has a look at what we can expect. senator bernie sanders... nat sot "yeah, we know who you are!" voting back home in vermont this morning - the one state he's almost sure to win today. presidential candidate :10-:18 "i'm confident that if there is a large voter turnout today across this country we are going to d

northeast iowa, obviously really saw the snow, still seeing some of that snow on residual on the road. cloudy, north wind at 15 and makes it feel pick 15 degrees out there. 19 and decorah, 25 and t rapids, and 25 at monticello. around the state,e,teens and 20's or pre- common out there and we look at now how much son is on the ground -- snow is on the ground. you can see from carol through decorah, there's of the decent snowpack on the ground of there and that's obviously why they are cooler. around the midwest, mid- 20's in minneapolis, 20 a a chicago, 43 st. louis, 42 kansas city, and 50's and 60's are on the bill. we are continuing to move towards the east, and we are staying cool today but at least we will do some clearing. the high-pressure ves in behind it and that will help clear the e y. our r xt weather maker moves in this afternoon and evening, and the evening and overnight, we will start with a relatively cloudy sky. the lateomorrow afternoon and evening, clouds will build into the forecast and will see some lighghsnow for wednesday night through thursday. it looks like an

northeast iowa roads are completely covered, that's the pink. blue means partially covered. we'll be sure to keep an eye on the road conditions throughout the morning. eric: big stories this morning. an officer testifying in a deadly high speed crash describes the horrific scene. officer fisher: it was the most traumatic accident scene that i've ever witnessed. eric: troy mure junior showed no was played in court showing the november accident just north of the price chopper on ingersoll. 22-year-old scalicity perez was killed in the deadly crash. she was a passenger in the car, and was thrown from the car as it wrapped around a tree. this is a bench trial, so no jury. the judge will rule on the vehicular homicide charge. testimony resumes this morning. the alexander fazzino murder trial. prosecutors called their final witnesses from the iowa dci. fazzino is charged with first degree murder in the 2012 death of his wife emily in boone. he has pleaded not guilty, saying she accidentally drowned in a bathtub. elizabeth: the city of ames and iowa state are teaming up to look int

later today, a murder trial moved to northeast iowa continues. yesterday, emily fazzino's mother testified. emily was found dead in her home in boone four years ago. murder. emily's mother told the daughter's addiction to prescription drugs -- months before her death. after she told her mom, she went through detox in her mother's home in boone. "we felt like we had been and so that's why i didn't think my choice. that's how she wanted to handle it." alex fazzino claims withdrawal symtoms caused emily to drown in their bathtub -- and that she wasn't murdered. the government calls it a viscious guard dog. apple disagrees -- saying it's critical to protect privacy. congress is now hearing the battle between apple and the government. it's over whether the tech giant can be forced to hack into an i-phone owned by one of the san "the problem we face here is, all of our lives are on these terrorists' lives are on these devices, and if they can't... if they're warrant-proof and even a judge can't order access to a device, that is a big problem." this wee

a chance for light snow across northeast iowa. the winds will be called. it will stay cool with highs close to 43. elizabeth: the caucus may be over but there's still one presidential candidate in the state. griff the bulldog is drake he's also running for president and wants voters to know he declared his candidacy first. last week two other division one bulldog mascots jumped into the race georgetown's jack and , butler's blue. we talked to griff tuesday about life on the campaign trail when he stopped by our studios. clerks it is been a year since you have taken this role. how are you liking it? you have taken this role. how are you liking it so far. it is hard work, isn't it? the campaign experience and grassroots support required to win. but just to be safe he is seeking celebrity endorsements on twitter in this 3 dog race. eric: teenaged chefs in central iowa put their talents to the test. the 2016 iowa prostart invitational kicked off tuesday morning. teams of students have one hour to prepare a three course meal , and appetizer, a main dish and the

you can see pink in northeast iowa.. that means roads there are completely covered in snow or ice. the blue means partially covered. let's first get a check on good morning. snow is ending across cenal iowa but winds remain brisk producing wind chills near 10 and roads are snowy to the north of des moines. bundle up today for blustery highs near 32. most of wednesday looks quiet with sprinkles and snow moving in by the evening lasting into early thursday. temps warm back into the 50s and 60s just in time for with 40 megs of internet speed from centurylink, a family of four can all be online at the same time, streaming, gaming, or downloading movies. yeah, the internet's great, but i think hair and makeup went a little too far. yeah, that's not working. i much prefer the two-day beard, horn-rimmed glasses, just-slept-in-his-car kinda thing. yeah, i miss the rumpled crazy uncle look. okay. be "paul giamatti." that's the essence of this role. feel like a hollywood insider with high-speed internet from centurylink. >>> and here he is now our man with the golden jacket on the red carpet

. @>> okay @>>> well beres returns to @northeast iowa today. @institutional baptist church @invited him. @the set up is happening as we @speak. @>> reporter: invitation only. @they're expecting about @1600 people and they have the @setup that just began for the @wrapping up at this point. @police officers are here, @security is here getting ready @for the doors to open around @noon. @and the event will begin right @around 2:00. @that will be sander's third @visit to northeast ohio ahead of @the primary and his second time @in less than ten days. @his downtown cleveland office @actually opened last week and a @couple thursdays ago sanders @brought his campaign to brooeia. @he told a big crowd that he can @win the buck eye state. @channel 3's tom baers sat down @with sanders for a one on one. @sanders says his campaign is @fighting for an economy that @works for all not just the 1%. @>> i would say that 80%-90% of @ohio knew what beres was. @national polls actually had us @in the lead over hillary @clinton. @all over this country we have a @lot o

later today, a murder trial moved to northeast iowa continues. yesterday, emily fazzino's mother testified. emily was found dead in her home in boone four years ago. her husband is on trial for murder. emily's mother told the knew about her daughter's addiction to prescription drugs -- months before her death. after she told her mom, she went "we felt like we had been of putting her into an out- patient or in-patient, and it was not her desire. it was not to handle it." alex fazzino claims withdrawal symptoms caused emily to drown in their bathtub -- and that she wasn't murdered. inside the mind of a terrorist. the government is releasing what appears to be osama bin laden's will and personal letters. they were found during the raid on his compound in pakistan, where he was killed. in the documents -- he claimed to have 29-million dollars in sudan. he was also clearly paranoid. he talked about his wife's visit to a dentist -- worried that a tracking chip could've been put in her a car crashes into a barn.. sending two to the hospital.. and killin

abbey road with the dick goddard bobbleheads and the fox 8 pet weather calendars that benefit northeast iowa if you have a chance go down to drug martnc and elyria between 11:00 a.m. and 1:00 p.m. today . . >> looks to be a busy weekend ahead of thee tuesday primary. >> you have a chance to see three candidates, and donald trump will be at the i. x. center at 2:00 p.m. thin out 4:00 p.m. hillary clinton will be at a town hall meeting at the olivet institutional baptist church, john kasich ho hos a manufacturing in mansfield . you can search for safety after a protest in chicago got out of hand last night this is video from theeto trump rally in chicago, hundreds of protesters started demonstrating even before he arrived, and several fights broke out between supporters and protesters, the rally was canceled for safety reasons has been growing concern about european violence a video shows a man punching a protester a few days ago, and donald trump has been criticized for not being more forceful to tell his supporters to remain calm.o >> i do not want to see anybody get injured or worse and i d

. @>> this starts in northeast @ @>>> this weekend in iowa, the @city of iowa, it's the big ten @wrestling championship. @ohio state is the defending @champions and the defending @national champions. @northeast ohio right here is @the major reason why. @urban meyer, you know them @well, tom ryan he has something @special going on in columbus. @>> in coming here, the goal was @this type of thinking, a true @wrestling fan, every morning @they wake up thinking, these @guys have a shot, you know it's @just so hard to do, to win the @ncaa in a 100-year history of @the sport. @only 12 teams have won. @>> the buckeyes became 12 last @year winning the first national @championship in their 95 year @history. @it doesn't happen without the @help of northeast ohio. @the background of the program @has been rooted in northeast @ohio. @the place is special, the @northeast ohio, we started @greeting people. @>> nobody has won more at ncaa, @he became the 14th national @champion ever in the ohio @state. @matches that it takes to win @nationals again. @obviously, this weekend, the @big ten championship, i f

blum: i have not yet in three years of campaigning met one person in my district in northeast iowa that is against term limits. everyone wants us to hold a vote on term limits and it gets buried in committee because the worst nightmare of anyone in this body going on record having voted against term limits. they go back to their districts and say they are against the pension program and against first-class air travel and they say they are against term limits but don't want to vote on those things. because i don't think people are against them. people are tired of it and they are demanding we have this vote. all you're asking is, let's get this out of committee and have a vote on this floor and see what happens. it may fail, but we got the vote. people in my district and your district would have a chance and have a choice. this is overwhelmingly bipartisan issue. i'm republican. my district is democrat. but democrats want a vote on term limits as well. i come from the private sector and we listen to our customers. the customers are the american voters and the american citizens. we are ig

northeast. still unsettled across new england, where we have clouds and scattered showers. also, a risk ofs back through iowa and the chicago area. then this storm system will try to spread to the east tomorrow. as it does, it'll intensify and pockets of snow through northeastern minnesota. couple of scattered showers in the interior atching storms in we've got members of the naval academy here. i know there's a big dance what's your name, sir? >> caleb. >> what do you want to ask on live tv? >> well, since we're about weather, it would warm my heart if you, danielle holt, with me to the dance. >> yeah, yeah, yeah. >> you just melted my heart. you have to let me know what she >> i definitely will. thank you.

the iowa girls state basketball tournament is underway. we'll have highlights of three northeast siouxland through early tuesday morning most of our highs today took place in the morning as colder air started moving in this afternoon in advance of our next storm system. this system is going to bring light snow to siouxland this evening and tonight with some accumulations possible. sioux city will likely see an inch or two out of this with northeastern siouxland possibly getting in on 2 to 4 inches of snow which is the reason they are in a winter weather advisory through early tuesday morning. some lingering flurries could be with us early tuesday but we'll try to bring in just a little bit of clearing by the afternoon. while tuesday will be cool (only around 30 try to warm back into the 40s wednesday before a light mix or snow moves in again wednesday night. once we get past a cooler thursday, warming comes our way heading toward the weekend. in fact, we have a chance of seeing more 60s in the forecast by late in our 7-day forecast. ktiv wants to congratulate ktiv wants to congra

iowa university. remarkable. only people who are in are the people who went to those schools. >> good point. for sure. hey, guys. we have storms coming. >> snow? >> people are talking about snow across the northeast. to everybody in the middle part of the country i apologize that we get all freaked out about the snow in the northeast and it's not going to be much of anything going on for us. i will tell you that. this is what one of the models takes a look like. the two most reliable models that we take a look at show incredibly low snowfall totals now. we will be talking about a bulls eye for this storm a few people may be getting just a couple of inches of snow. that's going to be max. here is how this kind of plays out now. cooler temperatures in place, certainly cooler, place, certainly cooler, these are average middle today and tomorrow. most of the snow staying offshore and then we have a couple days of chillier weather. one other thing we are watching are big storms going on right now across texas. in fact, we had 80

box from illinois @to northern missouri and @eastern iowa with thunderstorms @developing near quincy and they @will spread to the east and @northeast toward chicago and @most of them will avoid us @going through the night. @the area of low pressure @generating the storms is off to @the west/northwest tracking @toward central canada and that @is why the storms are heading @toward michigan and illinois. @behind the system some real @cold air. @it won't miss -- it arrives @with we get rain tomorrow and @the temperatures start to fall @for the rest of the week and @into the weekend. @>> below normal for several @days -- temperatures in the 50s @this evening -- 40s to the lake @-- they be sprinkle. @tomorrow is the best @opportunity to see a broken @line of showers may be a @thunderstorm rolling through. @mild early and then they will @blow by and the wind could see @a break of sunshine or two. @upper 50s to maybe 60 -- 50 is @more common heading into @tomorrow first 2 cloudy with a @couple of sprinkles and showers @during the afternoon. @trending downward -- highs in @the 30s that is 100 below @normal of a which is can it -- @by sunday

central iowa will see up to a dusting of snow, but a mix of precipitation could create some the area. the largest amounts of northeast, but still only about an inch of coming up next, david geiger joins us with this morning's report. then... a holiday today will have many of us thinking back to our childhood. plus, tuesday's big political test was a record breaker for one side.. in a vote of 14 to 6, the biotechnology labeling solutions markup passed today in the senate agriculture committee. according to the draft, it would require usda to set a voluntary national food labeling standard for genetically engineered foods, preempt state labeling laws on both gmo foods and seed, and require usda to provide consumers with information on the benefits of biotechnology. ag committee chair senator pat roberts was pushing for the legislation. representing parts of the whole food chain supporting the chairman's mark. roberts says, "never before have we seen such a coalition of our constituents all united behind such an effort. their message is clear. it is time for us to act and it's time for us to provide certainty in the mar

sanders can do well in the northeast, upper midwest and maybe in the northwest, and some states in the middle of america like iowa and kansas that typically vote for liberal democrats. there aren't enough delegates to make a dent. unless she flames out or she's indicted which absolutely might happen. she's headed for the nomination, i think, there's nothing sanders >> we look forward to bringing you back throughout the process. >> we have the very latest on fox 35 news, as well as our website fox35orlando.com. >> skyfox over a messy spill on the turnpike. a semi carrying lumber was exiting on to i-4 when the driver somehow lost control. the truck hit a car hauler and the semi overturned. it took a few hours to clean that up, but traffic is back to normal tonight. >> a robbery at a popular i-drive store. two men walked into the sunglass hut hut. they told the clerk they had a gun, so the clerk of course complied and handed over phone and money from his wallet. orlando police a call. >> a car deal feels violent. henry baker was arrested after police say he repeatedly shoved the man who sold him a used car. baker to

iowa and illinois. that system on the move to the northeast coast today. when it gets here, it's much weakened, brings a couple rain showers to portions of the northeast, including new york and philly. behind it, now it is a wind storm. we've got winds expected over 55 miles per hour today in the midwest. not to mention the snow that's going to come down starting later today into tonight across portions of the upper midwest into northern minnesota. that's where it turns cooler. northern wisconsin as well. otherwise, maybe not quite as many record-breaking numbers as yesterday but a lot of above-average temperatures continue. a lot of 80s all across portions of the south. in fact, close to 90 in central and south florida. that's the latest coast-to-coast forecast. i'm meteorologist jen carfagno for the weather channel. cnbc's "worldwide exchange" continues after this. >>> now to the corporate story everyone is talking about today. valeant's stock rout. meg terrell joins us on set with more on this crazy story. meg, it just gets worse and worse. >> it really

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iowa. the best chances 3-6 inches of snow. to get to highway 30 north, 1-3. fishes light around this heavier area towards the northeast. in the metro, it looks to be less than an inch. one more system to watch, later this week, will springtime return. steve: more questions tonight after the second escape at the correctional facility after two months. stacey: michael amodeo and jessy foley were both reported missing from the minimum security facility saturday night. officers in jasper, polk and des moines are searching for the charges. steve: just last month another inmate at the newton facility escaped. a department of corrections report shows edward shorter escaped with the help of a girlfriend january 23. he was arrested by officers in polk county. kcci's emmy victor is just back from newton where both union and prison officials are asking questions. andy: -- reporter: mark, now that 3 inmates have escaped in under a two month span the question both sides are asking is why? this minimum security center in newton houses inmates preparing to be released. it has limited staff members inside and a vehicle patrol car as n

this more vigorous piece of energy over iowa is going to be diving off to the south and east, then off to the northeast. that puts it off of our coastline by late tomorrow night into very early monday morning. the air just cold enough to support some snowfall. this is what we're looking for. a general one to three-inch snowfall from the city and points east including the jersey shore, including all the way up into southwestern parts of connecticut. more like a three to six-inch snowfall where you have that winter storm watch over eastern parts of suffolk county, long island. probably just a coating to an inch west and north of new york 7:00 in the morning here is your accuweather forecast. cloudy, brisk and cold for the united airlines new york city half marathon. 32 degrees. temperatures rising up to about 40 during the early part of tab. cloudy, brisk, and cold. that wet snow and rain arriving very late in the afternoon, around sunset in some areas. periods of snow. it all transitions to snow, tapering off late. one to three inches, more eastern long island. down to 33 for a low. clouds giving way to

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northeast. i expect to see a good bit of afternoon. i' system you can barely see now. to late afternoon, you may start to see back in through northern portions of missouri and iowa. that line as it moves in our direction will be weakening. we still have the potential to see a line of quick moving as far as the severe weather threat goes, it' s far more likely they will be dealing with strong storms, hail, damaging wind from davenport to springfield. chicago is a slight risk, same thing just outside of india. because of the timing of this, rolling through in the middle of the night, they should be greater cincinnati. our severe weather threat is considered marginal. big and strong this afternoon, but they will be weakening and wind with them. but overnight, probably 2:00 to 4:00 a.m. is what we expect this line of showers and thunderstorms to arrive. until that point, you can ask for better weather. looking outside right now at 61 degrees. clear skies over top of downtown. window the southeast at seven miles per hour. it' s packed playgrounds to the afternoon. 2:00, 71, 5:00 and 72. 8:00 tonight, still 71 degrees. picture-perfect through the daylight hours. futur

northeast, as well. but it has become the difference between super tuesday and the events that precede it, all of iowa, new hampshire, even nevada, they see the candidates up close. they can touch them. they can listen to them. now it's strictly wholese politics. it's what voters conclude from what they read, see, sense, communicate about them, and i think that's... donald trump has shown depth and strength in three different states in winning new hampshire and nevada and south carolina. he's showing a breadth now that is really rather remarkable. if he carries alabama and massachusetts in the same day, it's been a long time. mitt romney did not do as well on super tuesday, nor did john mccain, the last two nominees, as it appears donald trump is poised to do. >> woodruff: but david, can we really blame the calendar and super tuesday? is the argument that if donald trump had more time he wouldn't be as appealing as he is? >> i've been saying that for eight months, so, you know... >> woodruff: you have not been proved right yet. >> it's coming, sometimes in eight years when he's out of office. no, it's... i

northeast. still unsettled across new england, where we have clouds and scattered showers. also, a risk of stronger storms back through iowa and the chicago area. then this storm system will try to spread to the east tomorrow. as it does, it'll intensify and bring heavier pockets of snow through northeastern minnesota. couple of scattered showers in the interior northeast. also watching storms in louisiana, where the flooding continues. we've got members of the naval academy here. i know there's a big dance coming up. what's your name, sir? >> caleb. >> what do you want to ask on live tv? >> well, since we're speaking about weather, it would warm my heart if you, danielle holt, would go with me to the dance. >> yeah, yeah, yeah. you have to let me know what she says. >> i definitely will. thank you. >> thank you so >> that's your latest forecast. matt? >> dylan, thank you very much. >>> we're joined now by an oscar winner, shirley maclaine. she's out with a new book, shooting a recent movie and what she learned in the process. it's called "above the line, my wild oats adventure." >> you, too, matt. >> it's been a while. ho

iowa state cyclones in chicago. and maryland takes on kansas kentucky. good luck to the teams. >> a lot of basketball to be played. >>> spring means snow for folk in the northeast this morning. a storm is slamming parts of connecticut and rhode island. up to 10 inches are expected in some places. joining us live from providence right now is dave malkoff. good morning to you. 10 inches? that's crazy. >> reporter: my goodness, good morning angie. oh, my gosh i should say. hey, we are under a light snowfall here in providence. we're overbe looki blooking thee river. all night crews have been out with their plows and salt trucks getting the roads ready. but those roads were about 41 degrees yesterday when the snow started coming down. and it has just turned in to slush. but still all schools in entire providence, rhode island area and surrounding areas are closed today. there is a city-wide parking ban. and so they are watching as the snow comes down. it should come down until about 9:00 when it switches over to the above freezing temperatures and then taper off. so we're in the clear here. >> hopefully gone for good. dave malkoff for us this morning. thanks so muc

iowa and they will continue from the northwest. futurecast shows by 6:00 p.m. a few sprinkles and even snow flurries jimenez evening goes showers with better chances of northeast. by midnight, even here in des moines week that have a wintry mix so watch for a likely thing or even in your driveway. by 6:00 a.m. on thursday the snow heads to the east with a few flurries left over for thursday and a few clouds. way of accumulation with maybe a light lays or a trace in des moines. two to potentially four inches across the northeastern part of the state. 17 degrees in des moines with a light breeze from the south. heister 43. -- highs near 43. snow to the north will last into early on thursday. the warm-up begins on friday with highs in the 40's to near 50. 60's on the way for next week along with a chance for thunder showers. elizabeth: a lot of nice days to look forward to. eric: drivetime should be good? shaina: we don't have much weather to deal with foreclosures or accidents, just mobile speed units. here are a couple from the police department from 39th and cottage grove in des moines. 2300 indianola avenue. a polk county car at 1000 northeast 50 4th avenue an

northeast. still unsettled across new england, where we have clouds and scattered showers. also, a risk of stronger storms back through iowa and the chicago area. then this storm system will try to spread to the east tomorrow. as it does, it'll intensify and through northeastern minnesota. couple of scattered showers in the interior northeast. also watching storms in louisiana, where the flooding continues. we've got members of the naval academy here. i know there's a big dance coming up. what's your name, sir? >> caleb. >> what do you want to ask on live tv? >> well, since we're speaking about weather, it would warm my heart if you, danielle holt, would go with me to the dance. >> yeah, yeah, yeah. >> you just melted my heart. you have to let me know what she says. >> i definitely will. thank you. >>> we've got leftover clouds out there this morning, not a lot of rain today, maybe a spritz here or there, but will be noticeably milder later this afternoon, temperatures back to the upper 50s with less wind, tomorrow some sun, shower late in the day and evening hours s s north and west of town. 63 on st. patrick's day, breez

northeast. still unsettled across new england, where we have clouds and scattered showers. also, a risk of stronger storms back through iowa and the chicago area. then this storm system will try to spread to the east tomorrow. bring heavier pockets of snow through northeastern minnesota. couple of scattered showers in the interior northeast. also watching storms in continues. we've got members of the naval academy here. coming up. what's your name, sir? >> caleb. >> what do you want to ask on live tv? >> well, since we're speaking about weather, it would warm my heart if you, danielle holt, would go with me to the dance. >> yeah, yeah, yeah. >> you just melted my heart. you have to let me know what she says. thank you. in cincinnati. a little fog or mist this morning, but by lunchtime clouds are clearing. temperatures are in the 50s to highs in the low 70s. late tonight, around midnight or after a line of weakening storms will move through. this will bring the cooler air >> that's your latest forecast. matt? >> dylan, thank you very much. >>> we're joined now by an oscar winner, shirley maclaine. she's out with a new book,

northeast. still unsettled across new england, where we have clouds and scattered showers. also, a risk of stronger storms back through iowa and the chicago area. then this storm system will try as it does, it'll intensify and bring heavier pockets of snow through northeastern minnesota. couple of scattered showers in the interior northeast. also watching storms in louisiana, where the flooding continues. we've got members of the naval academy here. i know there's a big dance coming up. what's your name, sir? >> caleb. >> what do you want to ask on live tv? >> well, since we're speaking about weather, it would warm my heart if you, danielle holt, would go with me to the dance. >> yeah, yeah, yeah. >> you just melted my heart. you have to let me know what she says. >> i definitely will. thank you. >> thank you so lower 80s. .thursday...mostl y sunny. highs in the mid 70s. .friday...mostly sunny. highs in the upper 60s. .saturday...partl y sunny. a chance of rain in the chance of showers in the afternoon. highs in the lower 60s. chance of rain 40 percent. .sunday...mostly cloudy. a chance of rain in the morning...then a chan

iowa. the storm system bringing in snow across areas as far east as places like the northeast.sive storm system and the concern here isn't just for snowfall accumulation but also strong wind that will be producing white out conditions and drifting snow out there. winter storm warnings in effect across parts of iowa, minnesota, wisconsin and michigan and blizzard warning across parts of green bay because of the extended period of time when we have to deal with white out conditions. six to 12 inches of snow. many areas that cannot total succeeding in severe weather will be possible as well in the storm system from the great lakes down towards the gulf coast or the threat for damaging winds, large hail and isolated tornadoes will be in place throughout the day today. let's head over to you, maria. new developments this morning and the horrific terrorist attacks in brussels. cheryl casone with the latest. >> learning so much more this morning. a massive manhunt for a subject in a terror attack. the man was seen but the suicide bombers at the brussels airport. he is to the right in

northeast. still unsettled across new england, where we have clouds and scattered showers. also, a riskk of stronger storms back thrgh iowa and the chicago area. then this storm systemill try to spread to the east tomorrow. as it does, it'll iensify and bring heavier pockets of snow through northeastern minnesota. couple of scattered showers in the interior northeast. also watching storms in louisiana, where the flooding continues. we've got members of the naval academy here. ii know there's a big dance coming up. what's your name, sisi >> what do you want to ask on live tv? >> well, since we're speaking about weather, it would warm my heart if you, danielle holt, would go with me to the dance. >> yeah, yeah, yeah. >> you just melted my heart. you have to let me know what she says. >> i definitely will. thank you. >>> south florida, a good-looking morning across the area, especially the east, with bright sunshine taking over. any of the patchy fog out west will be quick to break down heading into the 8:00 hour. we've been watching visilities come down through the overnight, early morning hours across southwest4miami-dade,

northeast. still unsettled across new england, where we have clouds and scattered showers. also, a risk of stronger storms back through iowao the east tomorrow. as it does, it'll intensify and bring heavier pockets of snow through northeastern minnesota. couple of scattered showers in the interior northeast. also watching storms in louisiana, where the flooding continues. we've got members of the naval academy here. i know there's a big dance coming up. what's your name, sir? >> caleb. >> what do you want to ask on live tv? >> well, since we're speaking about weather, it would warm my heart if you, danielle holt, would go with me to the dance. >> yeah, yeah, yeah. >> you just melted my heart. you have to let me know what she says. >> i definitely will. thank you. >> >>> good morning. i'm nbc 10 first alert meteorologist sheena parveen. the fog this morning really improving, but we are left over with some low clouds this afternoon though we'll be warmer around 60 degrees. now, the clouds are going to hang around this afternoon. we could see breaks in the sun later today. tomorrow we keep warming to around 70 for a high temp

iowa. when i worked in north carolina i found just as the nonhispanic population a significant amount of folks there registered to vote had come from the northeast they'd come from connecticut or new jersey or new york or maybe they came from florida or other states, you know, and they moved to north carolina. it was a better climate for them and now they're voting in north carolina. you're seeing the same thing in arizona, right? arizona has increased its hispanic voter share year to year and a good part of that increase in the percentage is because you're moving from california. so, i think when you're analyzing hispanic turnout in general you're going to find an increase in hispanic turnout. but when you're analyzing it state by state, it really depends on the demographic changes of the hispanic community in that particular state and i think that's what's going to be an interesting thing to look for in 2016. >> what does your organization do, what is it doing now besides candidate recruitment with mobilization of voters? >> what we've seen in general in terms of mobilization of voters is that republican enthusiasm if you will is really high.

northeast. unsettled up across new england today. where we do have some clouds and some scattered showers. i want to point out a risk of stronger storms through iowaem try to spread to the east tomorrow. as it does so it's going to intensify and bring heavier pockets of snow actually through northeastern minnesota. a couple of scattered showers interior northeast and watching isolated storms in louisiana. we've got members of the naval ad coming up. what's your name, sir? >> caleb. >> what do you want to ask on live tv. >> well, since we're speaking about weather, it would really warm my heart if you, danielle would go with me to the dance? >> you just melted my heart. but you get to let me know what she says. >> i will. >>> that's a look at the weather across your countries. >>> getting scatters sprinkles to our west. prince georges county, southern maryland that's moving to the east. later this morning, clouds remaining we'll stay in the 40s another hour or two and climb into the fifty. late afternoon, low 60s. tomorrow partly cloudy low 70s. a nice day. a likelihood of a passing shower cooler weather for friday into the weekend. >> that's your

iowa. when i worked in north carolina, i found just as the non-hispanic population, a significant amount of the folks that were there and registered to vote had come from the northeast. they'd come from connecticut or new jersey or new york or maybe they came from florida or other states, you know. and they moved to north carolina. it was a better climate for them and now they're voting in north carolina. you're seeing the same thing in arizona, right? so arizona has increased its hispanic voter share year to year and a good part of that increase in the percentage is because they're moving from california. so i think when you're analyzing hispanic turnout in general, you're going to find an increase in hispanic turnout. but when you'reage o'sing it state by -- when you're analyzing it state by state it depends on the hispanic community in that particular state and that's going to be an interesting thing to look for in 2016. james: what did your organization do? what's it doing now besides candidate recruitment in terms of mobilization of voters? neri: yeah. so what we've seen in general in terms of mobilization of voters is that republican enthusiasm, if you will, i

in iowa, south carolina, mississippi, alabama, georgia, et cetera, et cetera, et cetera, even florida. those states are going by the wayside and we're going into the industrial midwest and the northeastg there but kasich has some strong states coming up as well, right? >> he duds. i me he's got states on the west coast, the midwest and the northeast. it's an open question, would the establishment rush to him or would they go to cruz saying that look he won his home state, kasich, but not strong enough to actually compete in that three-way. i think he could but he'd have to have much more establishment support than he's gotten so far. surprising how little he's gotten. >>> okay, let me try this again. donald trump sparked more controversy in talking about the muslim faith last night. take a look. >> do you think islam is at war with the west. >> i think islam hates us. there's something -- there's something there that -- there's a tremendous hatred there. there's a tremendous hatred. we have to get to the bottahott it. there's an unbelievable hatred of us. >> in islam itself? >> you'll have to figure that out, okay? you'll get another pulitzer, right? but you'll have to figure out. bu

northeast. still a little bit unsettled especially up across new england today where we do have some clouds and some scattered showers. also want to point out a risk of stronger storms especially back through iowatrying to spread to the east tomorrow. and as it does so, it's going to intensify and bring some heavier pockets of snow, actually, through northeastern minnesota. a couple of scattered showers interior northeast and also watching isolated storms down in louisiana where the floodi inin continues. we've got members of the naval academy here, and i know there's a big dance coming up. what's your name, sir? >> caleb. >> okay. and what do you want to ask on live tv? >> well, since we're speaking about weather, it would really warm my heart if you, danielle holt, of duke university, would go with me. >> you just melted my heart. you've got to let me know what she says. >> oh, yeah, i definitely will. thank you. >> thank you so much. that's a look at >>> we have some sunshine and chilly temperatures as we get the day started. it's 46 degrees now in the east bay and south bay. high temperatures reaching into the low to mid 60s. even upper 60s for the south bay peninsula as well as the tri val

we started in iowa and he came in second place people said well, maybe people aren't turning out the way they said they would in polls. then he went to new hampshire and won big. northeastolina, then went to nevada and showed regionally he could do that. >> he's won big everywhere. >> to america as mark said, i think this comes down to ohio tomorrow night. if we expect trump to win florida, which it looks like he will, if he wins ohio, kasich said he will get out, marco rubio will get out if he wins florida, now you have donald trump and ted cruz. if he doesn't win ohio and kasich stays around now you have three and 48 hours thefrom now s a very different race depending on what happens in ohio. that's where hallie jackson is reporting. mitt romney will campaign with john kasich. he won't endorse the governor, it's part of romney's promise to work with the republican field to stop trump. plus john boehner announced he voted for his home state governor as well. meanwhile, trump has gone on the attack while on kasich's turf. the gop front-runner postponed this evening's rally scheduled in florida and will hold an event in youngstown, ohio. he targeted his record on trade,