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@west it is the cold air that is @moving in, that cold air will @have a huge impact on our @forecast in the coming week. @as far as the rain goes, it is @rain and heavy at times so be @eh advised that, if you have @any evening plans it's out to @the west of i71, the rain, is @being seen in lorrain and @mansfield shelby on tear, we're @getting rain showers in @there and this will spread @across northern ohio this @evening. @we're in the upper 30s and 40s @at this hour. @we're holding the 40s here for @the next few hours. @today was like a touch of @spring, grateful for it, and i @think everybody is grateful for @it, especially when you find @out we have very cold air @banged off to the northwest of @us that's coming in. @minneapolis is down to 20 @degrees, that is the arctic air @arctic air that we've been @tracking all week, you can see @how that continues to dive @southward, we'll hold the 40s @for the next couple of hours, @by morning we'll in the 30s, @saturday will be a mild start @to the day, but by the end of @the day, the cooler air begins @to filter in, a second @reinforcing

as a result, colder air. so the freezing rain starts in like camden, winnsboro, leesville and soon-to-be newberry as the northeast air trails in. middle part of the morning, again, freezing rain even as far mixed as south as columbia, even lexington county, sumter county. but in these counties here that i just mentioned, it looks as though it's not going to have any significant impacts. it's really north of there. places like fairfield county, kershaw county, newberry county and lee county. that's where we'll see a mix of freezing rain and just plain freezing rain for about three, four, maybe five hours. that's where we will start to see at least some problems, but there's some light at the end of the tunnel on that, because look what happened? we get into the middle part of the day, and then into the afternoon notice the green moves to the north, meaning the warmer air is starting to erode away that cold air. so it won't last terribly long in the northern counties. however, if you're going to a place like ro

but very cold air is gripping across the east. temperatures are going down to the single digits in athens. even snow is expected on monday. here's your extended forecast. >>> and that was this hour's news and weather from our oç%ÑÑññe in tokyo. >> welcome to live in paris. it is one of p.m.. let's take a look at what is making news at this hour. francois hollande finds a memorandum -- a memorandum of , withtanding with india rafale fighter jets going to delhi.

at the same time cold air will be pushing se from the great lakes. the biggest question for us will be, how far south and east will the cold air go. as of now, the rain/snow line will start right over hampton roads on friday then slide closer to richmond by saturday. )bulls eye ) for snow will be in northern virginia and areas north where they could see close to 2 feet of snow. snow accumulation is possible for us but much lower numbers. we will fine-tune our snow forecast as we get a better rain/snow line will linger. now here )s kristen crowley to new details right now its been two weeks since we first told you about a norfolk girl )s goal to help one thousand girls in need. the program is so successful, it got the attention of a famous hollywood actor. newschannel 3 s allison mechanic spoke with the girl yesterday and has the update. 4:16:15 reading letter it says what an amazing project you are undertaking good luck from sherry hoffman this letter that gianni graham is reading -- came in a shipment of donated barbie dolls today. 4:18:00 i feel ex

flurries air moves in with below 0. nnw wind in place behind our front, frigid air from canada pushes south and it gets tomorrow. will clear but temperatures will stay around 10 degrees for a high quickly falling to single digits. saturday night, with clear skies and this arctic air mass in place, temperatures below 0, wind chills could go colder than 20 below. another cold sunday, temperatures in the single digits all day, a brief warmrmp monday before temperatures fall again on tuesday. just some safety reminders... limit time outdoors this weekend... wear layers, that's how your body stays warm... and bundle with hats, scarves, mittens. white and snowy on sky cams. there is our cold still holding in upper 20s. winds are breezy, which can also blow around that fresh snow too. wind chills in teens. tonight, 10 degrees, below 0 with gusts to 30. tomorrow, gradual clearing and blustery again. wind chills 20 below, gusts to 30. 7-day is frigid. 10 below as an air temperature, not wind chill saturday night. a brief warm up

now all that warm air, they are heading our way. once this high here moves over off our coast tomorrow, then we will have more of a south to southwest wind and that will open up the flood gates to allow that warmer air to make their way in. let's checkout how mild it is to the west and still 62 at dallas and 52 at memphis and 48 in kansas city and then the colder air to the east. there is our 37 here. now here is how the surface map is. the weather feature should look like tomorrow morning waking up to plenty of sunshine with high pressure that will be right here overwhelming at 10:00 in the morning. since the flow is clockwise fashion, we'll have a warmer flow of air during the afternoon and tomorrow and that should bring some of the warm air off to the west in. now during the day on sunday, the high moves farther offshore will be flowing through. and then off to the west the next storm system and this is what could mess up our monday, bringing you a lot of cloud cover. we are looking for quite a bit of clouds. overnight tonight in

the air has moisture to it. cooler in the mountains. 30 and asheville. 39 in franklin. 47 in clemson. to molden and simpsonville, you will find fog. on 385, give yourself extra time . you do not want to be rushing around, when the visibility is low. partly cloudy at times, then the sun will come out this afternoon with increasing clouds this evening. be, three or four above where we should be. mild in the mountains, 46, but cooler than the upstate. wintry weather tonight. the roads will be fine. the road temperature is 41-degrees. a low pressure system new the goals, normally we would watch it for big snow. this and the moisture is moving south. i've midnight the clouds are thick across the area. into tomorrow morning snowfall across the mountains that will spread through asheville and hendersonville by 6:00 a.m. north of i-85 by 8:00 a.m. in the mountains, the snow could accumulate to half an inch. i will time that out for you. myra: a driver was killed last night after hitting a tree. the crash happened before

talking about some true winter air coming at us, true arctic air, first of the season. so you got.t will newspaper set of skills, snow board for christmas, you will get your shot to use it for the next several days. because prime snow making conditions should be good conditions eventually up in the resort. but check it out outside right now. we take to you berks county, where it is 22 ee

and the arctic air, the reenforcing shot of cold air comes in tomorrow. it will be the coldest it's been all season long. radar and satellite picture clear, looking good, lots of sunshine today. central park, looking at the planning forecast, we're in the low-to-mid-40s before 4:00. then our temperatures bottom out because we go into the evening hours and waking up tomorrow morning we're in the we stay there much of the day. barely getting a 30-degree reading and falling off into the teens monday night and tuesday. monticello, 6 degrees on tuesday morning. just 9 degrees to start for sussex on tuesday morning. it's sort of a cold snap, it doesn't last too long. futurecast, there's one chance to get a flurry or two mainly up through northwest new jersey, but also late sunday into upon mon monday there's a potential that we could get flurries for parts of coastal connecticut. not a big deal but just worthy of mentioning. mainly clear, teens in the the breezy conditions continue for tonight. here's the accuweather seven- day forecast. monday not getting abov

air tracker 5. this brand new, news gathering helicopter will help us do a better job keeping you save and in air tracker 5 debut's flight on a beautiful friday. let's go to john rutter flying high above our area. >> hello everybody. we are zipping over here and checking out 480 and gave you a couple of shots on the city and right now checking in on a traffic backup here along i-90 westbound. now this is a little south of the dead man's curve turn. traffic starting to backup. any of you guys may be headed downtown be aware that this may be backing up. having a great time at air tracker 5 and working out kinks throughout the learning curve. no pun intended. a little to the north. the real beauty of air tracker 5 is that we are able to show you beautiful shots of this. downtown cleveland. and that's one of the things that you might not be familiar with if you are an out of towner. a scenic scene. this beautiful view now going back to the studio. >>> thanks, john. >> yes. there's not much ice on lake e

unfortunately all this warm air will be short lived because starting friday cold air will be pushing back through the state with deep cold expected to settle in especially going into sunday and monday. highs will lower into the single digits, and overnight lows will likely be well below zero. things do look warmer in the middle of next week, so just hunker down through the weekend and everything will get better! sabrina: let's get into the top five this morning....starti ng with the president's address last night... here as confident as i have ever been that the state of our union is strong." sabrina: in his final state of the union address, president obama spoke about social security and healthcare reform, combating climate change, and the country's foreign policy. with an optimistic tone for the future he laid out what he hopes to be a busy final year in office, encouraging members of congress to overcome divisiveness and work together. elias: in the number two spot this morning... elias: governor terry branstad, the longest serving governor in u-s history, gave his 22nd condition

danielle: snow and cold air moving in. the coldest air we've seen thus far this season. don't shoot the messenger, folks. just telling you what's going o we're starting the morning in the 20's and 30's across the area. 26 degrees in worcester right now as well as out in western mass and pittsfield. it is 31 degrees in boston. 29 in portsmouth. 34 on nantucket. but take a look. you see this purple color and this white color. yeah, we're going to take this cold air from canada and bring it right down into our area. the other thing we have to talk about though is these winds out there today. you can see they're sustained anywhere from 10-15 miles an hour. so that creates what's called a wind chill value. so wind chills this morning starting out in the teens and 20's. unfortunately, even with some sunshine today and the air upper 30's today, it's going to feel more like the low 30's and upper 20's due to the winds but we will see a lot of sunshine even though this morning some areas starting out with some flurries around. upper 30's, low 40's for highs today. but again big c

marginal cold air left around. caught on camera daring river rescue in mun min after a man decides to walk out on thin ice literally to save a deer. he was driving home when he spotted this animal in trouble on frozen river. he climbed on to ice himself. deer out of the water into safety in the video he took of this rescue went viral despite the danger he said he is glad that he stopped to help this animal out. >>> i wouldn't just ignore it. dismissed it. it would have eaten at me and felt the sense of guilt. i would september thinking this for years to come that i should have rescued this deer. he gave this deer a fitting name calling h miss ice river. >>> still ahead on "today in new england" a stand off in oregon we're talking about ranchers taking on the government over their right. why they say they aren't being fair and now the fbi has stepped in. >> also this morning cancer survivor gets the chance of a lifetime to hit the ice with a on average, it takes three hundred americans work ing for a solid year, to

when you get the cold arctic air passing over the relatively warm waters it's an unable air mass and you get a lot of the water vapor, aroadways, you get the ocean-effect snow like they get downwind of the great lakes coming in off the ocean and not the lakes there and i do expect showers and squalls across the cape and the islands as we get into monday afternoon. and into tuesday morning. perhaps up to a few inches of it. especially from hyannis to chatham. over to provincetown. and down to nantucket. skirt the south shore coastline depending on the wind direction. most of the snow is down across the cape and the islands. 34-40 degrees today. look at the us numbers. ark it being air in practice -- temperatures fall late in the afternoon. well into the single digits at night. monday night wind chill factors below 20. >> the 7 looks lonely there. it was expected to be the game of the year but the winter classic proving to be a bit of a bust for the boston bruins as they took on the canadiens at tom brady's hour, gillette stadium. b.'s outmatched by the habs. pontiac dominated from sta

cold air is moving on in. although this weekend it looks starting out the day in the 30's in boston. 20's in concord. 26 in worcester. mid 30's though already on the vineyard and nantucket. however, we have this persistent wind. an hour sustained. value. and those wind chill values unfortunately aren't going to budge all that much through the afternoon in boston or across any of the area. so we're talking it's going to feel more like the upper 20's and low 30's even though we have a lot of sunshine. out there today. and high temperatures should warm up into the upper 30's, low 40's. again those winds out of the west at about 10-15. a couple of flurries out there on the map this morning but we're watching a cold front up to the north and west. this is going to bring down the coldest air we've seen. we'll talk about when it arrives and what areas could see some snow along with it. doug. doug: danielle, thank you. right now boston police sending out a warning to dorchester sexual assault. the eyeopener's frank ho

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@the cold air is starting to @roll back in. @as a matter of fact, we are in @the upper 30s to fort degrees @in -- 40 degrees in northern @ohio. @the cold air will be rolling in @as we head through the weekend. @we've been dealing are rain @showers. @at times it's been heavy. @it's backing off as it moves @out. @you can see isolated showers @west of i-77 while areas east @are dealing with persistent @rain. @it's pushing out of the area as @he head overnight. @there are snow showers in @indiana and here in western @portions of ohio. @the cooler air is coming in. @this is not tons of snow. @this is purely big time cold @that being said, this is purely @big time cold air coming in @over the great lakes and that @will eventually lead to some @lake effect. @but that will probably hold off @sunday into monday. @as far as temperatures now, we @are upper 30s through around @40. @it's clear back in minnesota, @minneapolis and fargo. @we have that cold air starting @to move south. @high temperatures over the @weekend in these areas not @e

despite we have all of this sunshine tomorrow, this arctic air mass that dense air only allows our temperatures to climb 42 degrees. very frigid out there. windchill factors likely five to eight degrees colder. 47 as the clouds increase wednesday. minimal chance of rain. friday better chance for rain. colder air bushing back for the weekend. we are looking for dry weather here. sunday in the 50s as well as north for that nfc championship game between the panthers and the cardinals. (phone ringing) you can't deal with something, by ignoring it. but that's how some presidential candidates seem to be dealing with social security. americans work hard, and pay into it. so our next president needs a real plan to keep it strong. (elephant noise) (donkey noise) >>> good evening, welcome back. i'm corey miller. the basketball we had at the high school. featuring high school basketball. two of the best coaches in the city in the state. a great turnout. >> it was a great turnout. one of the thing i wanted to generate excitement. when you talk about women's basketball you are talking about the most success

that means some cold air. as cold as we've been this season through tonight, tomorrow night, and early on wednesday before starting to moderate. we have dropped to four on top -- two below on top of mt. washington. four in berlin. we are already below zero in pittsburgh and in colebrook. the colder air continues to seep in through the day. you start off above normal for this time of dy and this time of year in southern areas, don't be fooled by that. there isn't going to be much of a climb. notice the winds which are starting to pick up. the occasional gust. this is what you dress for this morning. wind chills in the single digits to mid to upper teens. those probably aren't going anywhere as temperatures hold steady or continue to fall back. we open the door to the colder air out of canada. early afternoon temperatures single digits and teens northern of the notches. lower to mid 20's. after about noontime or 1:00, is isn't going to be the temperature climb at all. if anything, temperatures will start sliding

coldest air of the season. could be snow showers off the great lakes and some of those state area during the day on monday passage. today plenty of sunshine. up to 41. sun setting later these days. 4:39 p.m. mainly clear tonight. 32 in midtown. 20s in many of the suburbs. it's a mainly sunny and breezy day tomorrow but a little bit milder. high 44. here is your accuweather seven-day forecast. as we head into monday, it's breezy, it's much colder. the high struggles to get up to the freezing mark. there could be a snow shower north and west of the city with the frontal passage. and the wind chills, what it will feel like, will stay in the teens during the day. quite cold on tuesday despite a lot of sunshine. in the upper 20s. not as harsh on wednesday. 40. then mid 40s by thursday. upper 40s by friday. that's in time for the next storm to arrive friday night into saturday. that would be in the form of rain by then. >> we are not accustomed. our blood is this, jeff. >> the ski areas will be able to make snow duri

as amusing, it will try to drag warm air with it overwriting some cold air at the service. that means, similar to tuesday. a rain-snow mixture going on. where it lines up, that will be a tricky part of the forecast. a lot of time to iron out the details between now and then. that is latest forecast right now. >> now, sportscenter 5 with bob. >> it can be a win-whenever time the celtics by the nuts. the nets lose even better. the celtics of course own minutes first-round draft pick next june. conversely, it could be a lose-lose. let' s see how went today at the garden. avery bradley gets himself a hit contusion there. he had to leave the game. as we see the highlights, isaiah thomas to david lee and he slams that down and give the celtics a lead. later, he holds down jarrett jack. an argument ensues with jack. there ends up being a foul after all of that. a jumper. ties and 83 with a .5 minutes to play. that is that close as the tilde forget. a few seconds left. celtics have a chance. they cannot hit the three. celtics lose 100-97. with the weather, the beaches, and the nigh

the cold air is on the way. we even find low 50's from the moisture in place -- a pretty hazy shot there. 46 by 7:00. temperatures will touch the low 50's today. most of you are there. it will stay there long before the cold air arrives. here is the rain. most of that has ended for now. the rain chances -- the precipitation will stay with us for today. not raining today, but more clouds around. as the cold air comes in, we will watch it turn into snow in the higher elevation. not enough to be a problem for most areas. the northern counties, we will keep our eye on. you see the 50's briefly in the upstate today before we hold down. look at this. it is already 44 in nashville. that cold air will be coming down. we will talk about that this morning. myra: we will warm things up with the clemson tigers where the excitement is building up. pamela: let's go back to arizona this morning. the countdown continues to kickoff. geoff hart is there live. good morning to you. geoff: hi there, myra, pamela. pamela, what is up

the cold air is rushing in the same time. spartanburg seen fraying, as you go east, freezing rain. -- ceseeing rain, as you go east, freezing rain. as temperatures continue to cool, that will be a thing. pickens seeing a mixture. pour the mountains, all snow and a lot. nearly one foot will fall in some areas. looking at temperatures, currently 31 in rutherfordton, 31 in charlotte. cold air rushes in and we will see how far southwest it goes because itit stops in spartanburg county and we could have a shape like this, where anywhere this is going to be a now casting events, you can only forecast so much. our model is doing a good job. snow for the mountains, raising rain across the northern part of the upstate. by nine: 30, the freezing rain creeps south and we will see ice from aixa five northbound. the heaviest is between now and lunchtime and after that, spotty showers, freezing rain andriy may have a lull by around 3:30 to 5:00. on the backside of the system, it changes freezing rain over to snow. on top of the ice, a coup

that cold air will be heading our way. the upper level wind, featuring the jet stream in the big arrows, separates warm and cold air. the southwest upper flfl we had today helped push wam air into siouxland. as the jet stream dips south, weather. an arctic high will be seen over southern canada by saturday evening, ushering in a reinforcing shot of arctic air saturday night. but our coldest weather will come sunday and sunday night, when the arctic high will spill south into the us, dragging in n tterly cold air. the satelite and radar shows a line of rain and snow along the cold front that is heading our way. the stormcast hd shows the cold front tonight bringing us a chance of light snow after midnight tonight. another chance of snow comes saturday evening and early sunday morning, as very cold air moves in. while we could see a light dusting of snow tonight, saturday night's snow could bring a half inch to an inch and a half. yoyo forecast tonight is for a low of 22 and blustery conditions with a chance of snow after mi

supply of cool air. so we have to manufacture somehow that cold airment in the mid-levels, let's stay at around 5,000 feet here, temperatures freezing and above that can support snow. so we have some snow falling. then it starts to melt and evaporations can take place in the lower levels, and with that, that actually cools the atmosphere down, so it's removing these calories, if you want to get technical from the atmosphere. it gets closer to the service. even at the surface, we're still warm with 40. the freezing line is just above our heads so the snow flake will travel a lot farther before it melts. it takes a couple of thousand feet at least for the snow to melt. so you look outside and like hey, you have some snow flakes coming down. as quickly as it can come down, it'll go right back up. we'll see at times banding of light snow tomorrow, especially north of the triangle. and by the way, i'm not concerned about accumulating if anything, grassy surfaces in our northern counties might get a tiny dusti

that cold air, you that this time of yearar we've got that air mass and some of the coldest air we've seen. couple of days. areas that will used to seeing that snowfall, they are not getting much and we're dominated by the high pressure here. that will give us the star filled sky. just watch the time stamp as we move through the day. when you join the meteorologist in the morning, she'll talk about the cold start but beautiful day. that takes us into tomorrow night with that clear sky continuing. so below average and we should be at 33, then tomorrow, hour- by-hour, that sunshine as i like to say is misleading because temperatures will be on those 40s will take us through lunch time as well. we're still shy of a few degrees, average 56. 52 by 4:00 and dropping back to the 40s by the nighttime. and our lows are back into the 30s and highs into the 50ss and 55 and minimal chances of rain on friday. on saturday, we'll start to dry out. then you've got, well dry weather but windy on sunday. cooler and monday will be a holiday and temperatures in the 50s. not a bad forecast right? and when

ski resort love the cooler air. we have colder air here to stay for a while next week. some patchy drizzle and patchy freezing drizzle out here. there may be slippery spots early tomorrow morning. but overall expecting temps to be bo freezing throughout the afternoon. 7 on 7 forecast. soaking rain and gusty wind with mild temperatures otherwise next week is colder. ween have snow showers tuesday night into wednesday. this morning class act about the student at kennedy day school for children in brighton. >> and they are involved in this program. it focuses on helping other. they are also facing challenges of their own. and they are our class act this morning. >> how are you doing today? >> oh, thank you. wow. that is the best welcome i have ever had. you guy are rock stars. we do a segment called crass act where we highlight student for doing amazing things. we love that you are doing project program. this is for all of you right here. >> all the students in this program in hospital in brighton want to help out. the

cold air moving in and that will be the big weather story through the next several days as the cold air is sliding north and west -- in from the north and west. lake effect snow showers, 2 to 3 inches over sewhere a dusting. the cold air wave be a big -- will be a big story. morning heading out to work and school easily at or below freezing. we will break that down for you we will break that down for you coming up. >> thank you so much. >>> never be surprised by the load our snow cast app in your location over the next 48 hours. >>> two years later a tragedy s unsolved. he was a cleveland clinic worker gunned down on his way to work and his loved ones refuse to give up hope. where does this case stand right now? [ music ] >> reporter: there are still no arrests and a reward of $20,000 still exists for information leading to an arrest. i want to show you what is this is a lively event. this is filled at the moment. so many people came out for a man who touched so many lives and this is indicative of what he was all about. the passion, the love, this is the type of event he loves. he leav

plymouth at 21 and cold pockets of air. and clouds offshore and inbound and move to southern new england, late tonight and tomorrow morning. start to rise slowly, 28434. the challenge for the morning commute, some of the clouds may produce patchy freezing drizzle and this is not widespread, not a wall of freezing rain and this will be the temperatures tomorrow morning, boston 34 and you notice, many cities and towns, at or below 32. in this pink sheet in here, a couple of pockets of patchy freezing drizzle, which could lead to a little bit of black ice. i don't want to overplay this but it doesn't take much to rearrange the morning commute. early tomorrow morning, basically west of inter-state 95 and chris will have an update on through the day tomorrow, cloudy and chilly with temperatures between 35 and 42. saturday morning a couple of pockets of patchy freezing drizzle on saturday morning. upper 30s to around 40 and it is not from a storm but high pressure shoving clouds, in to southern new england. this is a storm, this

and the reno air races have something new in the air for the next time around. a look at all the changes... for news while you're on the while prices at the pump may be going down... nevadans are still paying more for gas than a majority of the country. according to triple-a... gas prices in the silver state are the third highest in the nation, hawaii. pump prices are down 3 cents from a month ago with the average price of unleaded regular at $2.51 per gallon. triple a says reno has the state's highest pump price, with drivers paying an average of $2.58 per gallon for unleaded regular gas. that's because washoe county has high gas taxes. people in carson city pay the lowest in our state at $2.25 a gallon. and here's a look at according to pay .....2.39 at quik stop. we have a link to the cheapest prices in your neighborhood on our kolo 8 app or at kolotv.com. the winter weather is forcing some of our roads, to show their age. on south virignia street, north of patriot, pot holes are appearing on the roadway-- with cars and trucks making efforts to avoid them. ci

about, a lot of warm moist air. the good news is it is well south of us. the dry stable air is building in. there are no rain chances, a lot of sunshine, cool air, tomorrow morning cooler than this morning. we are at 37 in ocala. 47 in orlando. 50 at new smyrna beach. 52 at cocoa beach. long. make sure the kids have their jackets. 62 with sunny skies at 3:00. a father and son are missing. >> why investigators are launching a desperate search to find them and the worries that baby may no longer be alive. >> we are staying op top of breaking news as the music world is dealing with a shocking loss after the news of the death of >> we are continuing to follow breaking news from the music world. iconic singer david bowie has died. he has been battling cancer and died yesterday with his family at his side. he was 69 years old. we'll have much more on his career coming up in a live report at the top of the hour. >> closer to home, pinpointing the coldest air of the season some areas in the 30's. look at this, temperatures

but wednesday is the stormy day, the tray air makes it -- dry air makes it in with cooler air on fridays. the showers and storms really starting to ramp up with heavier rain moving in. by around 8:00, 9:00. looking at the latest model, we could see this earlier during the morning commute, so wouldn't count that out. heading into the afternoon hours, the heavy showers and storms continue, and notice even into the evening, we may still see some lingering pockets of heavy rainfall, but thursday, things start to clear up. we'll still have lingering light showers around, not going to be steve the heavy rain probably and as many storms as we're going to see on wednesday. by friday, is when we see the dryer air move in with the dryer air, clouds clear out, and north winds keep temperatures fairly chilly, just reaching into the mid-60s friday afternoon. so as far as severe weather goes, the majority of the tampa bay area for tomorrow is in the marginal risk, to the north, just a general thunderstorm risk. so what this basically means is we could see some isolated severe storms. not expecting a w

as the system moves away cold air will however, dry air will viewing area could be on stay tuned for updates. snow with our wavy weather app. it's free right now for download on your smartphone or tablet. now let's get a check of the roads with jen lewis. good morning, hampton roads. let's check now to a big federal court case out of norfolk, involving a local political leader facing some very serious charges. norfolk city treasurer and former vice mayor anthony burfoot is heading back to court later this afternoon to be arraigned on public federal prosecutors say burfoot received almost half-a-million dollars in cash, meals, travel and other gifts, in exchange for votes in the city. rico bush is live at the norfolk federal courthouse this morning with more on the man at the center of the federal court case. second appearence in court today - he is facing eight felony counts, including conspiracy to commit wire fraud and perjury charges. according to a 30-page indictment released two weeks ago, federal prosecutors alledge the norfolk city treasurer was part of a scheme to defraud the

cold air comes in tonight, and we are seeing cold air in place throughout the 7-day. we will talk about that and look at your 7-day coming up. >>> next, a show of force. we will explain how the u.s. is reacting to north korea's alleged hydrogen bomb test. ♪ to be fearless...is not a gift. it is not a given. fearless is a choice. one that's yours to make. will you be bold? will you be brave? you can. because you have the power of a card that opens doors in all fifty states. the one most accepted by top doctors and specialists. independence blue cross. live fearless. open enrollment is now. go online and sign up today. >>> it's a quarter after 7:00 on this sunday. here's a live look over south philadelphia. it's still foggy and it's going to be with us through much of the morning. meteorologist, michelle grossman, will have more in two minutes in her first full forecast. >>> and then an american b-52 bomber flew low over south korea today, and u.s. and south korean jet fighters had a show of force, and that followed the celebration in north korea. the north said it set

that's what those air strikes were about. to stop them from being able to move the oil from the fields in trucks and then from destroying the trucks so they couldn't move the oil beyond that. other than that, stopping them from smuggling the oil to potential buyers. they may be anywhere. right now all the evidence indicates that a large portion of their sales are within their territory, very difficult to stop, but then sales also to syria and i don't understand their territory to other countries >>> back in august 2014 when the air strikes strikes began, oil was hundred dollars a barrel. it is now $30 a barrel. what impact would that have? i suppose in you're buying it from-- if you're buying it from i.s.i.l., you're buying it less. >> that's right. because there's much more risk involved. when the global oil price fell, so did the price that they receive for their oil. in terms of refined products, any refined products they sell outside their territory are also subject to world pricing. whatever they sell inside their territ

this is associated with warm air advection ahead of the systems cold front. the focus for precipitation through this afternoon will be the far northern sierra and far northeast california as intensifying orographics and the leading edge of a moderate pwat tap reaches that area. snow levels in northeast california look like they have risen to near 6000 feet this morning per observations in mixed/non-valley areas and they should remain elevated through most of tonight. therefore, despite the possibility of 6 or more inches of snow above 6000 feet through early monday, impacts are expected to remain minimal across northeast california north of tahoe so no winter statements have been issued. farther south in tahoe, heavier precipitation is that can help feed children in need during the summer months. kolo 8 news nows chris buckley has the story. the nevada departmet of agricuture is looking for organizations... that can feed school-aged kids during the summer months. "we need for them to contact us and we will ge thtem through the application process and give the

which is able to take the smoke-laden air out ... and replace it with fresh air. "obviously these systems are working. the air is fresher, because the outside air that we bring in goes through a filtration system, so when it goes into the casino it's actually cleaner than outside air." there are 14 e-r-v units installed on the roof of the casino ... and each of them is able to remove more than 12-thousand cubic feet of stale air per minute. parker says the new system has created a noticable difference when you walk through the casino. "year and a half ago you'd walk through the casino, look up to the ceiling lights, and see this haze from all the smoke. now what you see, you don't see any haze at all. if you go into the casino right now, look at the lights on the ceiling, they're nice and clear." and now the american lung association is honoring the peppermill for its efforts. "they definitely stand out due their dedication to clean air and geothermal energy. geothermal energy really helps with the environment, and reduces pollution and other particles in the air.

air that lifts them.our-long flight can use up to 100 liters, enough to drive a car more than a thousand kilometers, this means hot air ballooning is a gas guzzling sport, that's why this company has developed an eco friendly model that is dramatically more efficient. using two layers of fabric instead of ones makes the balloon stronger and longer lasting. it is also better insulated which means it is cheaping to fly and uses about half as much gas. >> the main benefit is the fuel saving. you can save fuel up to 50%. so this gives you options to spend less fuel so you fly cheaper. or you can have more capacity for a flight, so if you cannot land in the long flights in the alps, for example, in the mountains, so you can have extra fuel to go to another place to land. >> reporter: the company has also been working on technology to make hot air ballooning safer. it has developed a smartphone app to track and log flights in real lime, and a monitor that alerts the pilot if the balloon comes too close to power

where is the cool true air, the hudson bay, and cold air is going to build around canada and head straight around here, as we get late sunday night through the day on monday. before we get to that, seasonable this afternoon, temperatures running in the middle to upper 30s, tomorrow afternoon, upper 30s to near 40 degrees, not all that much too many here in new england. better chance, i should say, a better chance of scattered snow showers, and snow squalls will be across northern new england in sunday afternoon, as the arctic front continues to press south. this is the dividing line, it's chilly air that is going to be coming down here into monday. when you get the cold air passing over the relatively warm waters, wouldn't you be surprised to see ocean effects, snow showers and snow squalls across the cape over to some of these snow showers, and flurries may brush in and get to the plymouth, and close, if we take a wind and go more north-northeast. the shower activity will be down across the cape and the islands. you may catch a couple inches of fluffy snow out there. clouds and sun today,

doug: we'll maximize the cold air tonight. crystal clear skies. dry air and light to calm winds. as cold as you can be. it's clear and cold outside the belfort furniture center. we are looking live at the national harbor and the national capitol and the wheel. we are loot 31 at reagan national. a little breeze, more along the river than anything else. look at the dew point at five. the air is dry. because of that the temperatures are upper 20's to 30 across the area. including 25 from manassas. 23 in kulbir. 31 at reagan national airport. they are going to drop overnight. we will see a range of nine to 21 degree air temperature tomorrow morning. maybe we will crack 40-degree mark tomorrow. is that part of a trend? we will see. the seven-day outlook coming your way in a few minutes. maureen: thank you, doug. coming up at 6:00 -- in the wake of freddie gray's death, what baltimore is doing to change the look and feel of some of the city's most blighted neighborhood. leon: plus construction dig in old downturns up something very historic. maureen: becoming a military is on your new

as the system moves away cold air will drop south. so the precipitation will turn into mainly snow by saturday afternoon. however, dry air will also start to filter in at that time. it's too early for snow totals, but a large amount of snow is expected between richmond and d.c. some of our northern and western cities in the viewing area could be on the edge of this heavier snow, but the rain/snow line will be very difficult to pin down. so stay tuned for updates. dry good morning, hampton roads. let's check traffic now. lifesaver. a father thanks an academy award winning actor for saving his son. owning up but not moving on. the governor of michigan say's he's sorry about the water crisis, but has no plans to resign. tables on city leaders during a community meeting on the future of a local residents came out to tell the mayor and city council how they feel about where the city is headed. more than 120 people piled into the churchland library last night. for almost an hour, residents asked why there was a lack of transparency in the c