an example is allan bloom. the reception of his book the closing of the american mind, blockbuster book, alan bloom says what is wrong with higher education teacher is killing the soles of their children, they're getting all this pluralism, multiculturalism but what they are not getting is great ideas, they are not getting the challenges of those great ideas. higher education is impoverished -- impoverishing the souls of our children. and nietzsche is right there all along. he talks about the nietzsche of american intellectual life. according to bloom, he thinks so much of what is wrong in late 20th century intellectual life is intellectuals are reading nietzsche, kind of like what george santayana they're tired of someone else's power, tired of authority, so he says the counterculture of the 1960s is a nurse on anti authoritarian is in and he says it is one thing to have these protests in the street and another to bring them into the academy and make such a ruckus. he is very critical of the uses of nietzsche.

allan said he had good reason to he has a lot of valuable stuff. it seems allan's fascination with resistant dead bolts and glass is something that's become more and more of a thing lately. >> people think police is not enough. >> reporter: gaffney installs soph rooms of all -- installs safe rooms of all kinds. like a creepy scene from a movie, maybe. but not to gaffney's well healed clients. customers now asking for all kinds of upgrades including rooms built to withstand dirty bombs. >> i think the isis threat has become very real. i think paris and san bernardino are really kind of catalysts for a lot of people to say it's not just in the middle east anymore. >> here's something else. instead of looking straight out at the person behind the door, check this out. you can see about 178 degrees. some seeing is believing you are secure. the new safe room trend, part security but perhaps part status symbol as well. in tribeca, stacey sager, channel 7 eyewitness news. >> who gives up whose room to get the safe room? fascinating. >>> we've got a mix of

allan crockett was one of those people and he knows exactly what it's like to benefit from one of these food drives. >> you have to decide what you want to get if you want to pay for your medicine or put gas in about the food. >> reporter: allan now need. he says there are so many more people out there who are hungry than most folks realize. that's why he's encouraging everyone to come on out and do their part. >>> 13% of the population in southwest virginia does not know where their next meal will come from. >> 1 in 5 are food insecure. items donated in today's event will go to feeding america southwest southwest virginia. they will serve 143,000 people every month. >> lindsey and i went on a shopping spree. >> we had a great time picking crowing earl has pre-- kroger has prepackaged boxes. jonathan kegges is out there now. it sounds like a busy time. >> reporter: it is loud. i'm holding one of those prepackaged boxes. they make this easy to come out and do your shopping. it will run go $10. you can drop s it -- drop it in the bin. they have been selling like hot cakes so to speak, a v

allan@10:38 "everything is now hooked back up correctly inside of him, and it's just a matter of waiting for where those connections were made to heal over, so they can reintroduce food, hopefully everything starts going in the right direction from there." @48:55 "so, another procedure today." once aven finally leaves the complications... @56:06 "no crying..those hurt don't they baby." just a scar... and likely extra strength @53:14 "he's our strong little boy...you have to be." that comes with starting life like this. in iowa city, megan reuther, channel 13 news. a team of physicians at the university of iowa children's hospital helped prepare the boehmers for aven's birth through a special perinatal care clinic. aven's liver will eventually go back in his body on its own, but it will take months. you can follow along on aven's journey. we put a link to the family's facebook page on our website, w-h-o t-v dot com. you can see how the boehmers finally got to hold aven for the first time since november... stick around, we'll get another but not the haunting type. tracy bosen and kevin mic

but i do know that we have a voice and an opportunity to speak that," said alise allan, parishioner. so for now the members at ellendale will continue to fill the pews, and pray for their parish. in merrill, iowa, michelle schoening, ktiv news 4. >> her job has had her helping others for 35 years.... now, this nebraska police dispatcher is in need of help herself. rallying around her. here's a live look at west lake okoboji from our okoboji skycam... a dedicated nebraska state patrol dispatcher for 35 years is now the one needing help. and the people she looks out for every day are returning the favor. << each basket..packe d with care. donations, that will be prizes...at an up-coming benefit..for a woman.. who may work, behind the scenes.. but is often a first call.. at the first sign of danger. (barb klinetobe/disp atcher, 35-years): "i couldn't ask for better people to work for. my troopers mean the world to me." and barb klinetobe's troopers -- cherish her. so when she found out.. she has cancer..help, wasn't far behind. (cj alberico/state trooper): "she's the calm on the other s

but i do know that we have a voice and an opportunity to speak that," said alise allan, parishioner. so for now the members at ellendale will continue to fill the pews, and pray for their parish. in merrillliowa, michelle schoening, ktiv news 4. father david said he sees ellendale becoming an eventual oratory. status immediatly in july of 2017, but rather gradually. he said because it's a lively parish, he would like to supply a retired priest as long as possible. our little stretch of spring-like warmth was nice while it lasted but sadly the warmth has moved off towards the east coast and now we're heading back towards a more wintry pattern. a cold front moved thorough earlier on this morning giving us a little line of showers along with gusty winds. temperatures have been much colder than what they were yesterday with highs in the low to mid 40s for most towns. we will drop below freezing tonight with the winds beginning to subside some. monday looks to be on the mild side due to a warm front moving frequent travelers know.. legroom is shrinking on airlines.. leaving some people to

allan lichtman. >> it's all nonlinear. you're only as good as your last primary. >> that's so true, especially this year. >>> developing tonight, the fbi is now involved in the investigation of a maryland elementary school volunteer who is charged with producing child pornography with students. fox 5's megan dice spoke exclusively with one of the victim's parents. she joins us live. >> reporter: good evening to all of you. this is where dionte lived and this is where the victim told us that he would often play soccer and kickball on this court right here. in fact one of the neighbors we spoke to say she had would often see him with kids here but very rarely with his own peers. the family moved here to the glenarden woods apartments back in 2014. a few weeks later, a neighbor came calling. >> he came up to the patio saying that my son wanted to join his choir, is it okay. so he gave me a permission slip and i did. and i was like okay. i normally don't trust people with my children and he seemed like an okay guy. i always se

but i do know that we e ave a voice aad an opportunity to ssak that," said alise allan, parishioner. so for now the members at ellendale will continue to fill the pews, and pray for their parish. father david said he sees s ellendale becoming an eventual oratory. meaning it won't hit oratoryy status immediatly in july of 2017. he saibecause it's a thriving parish, he would like to supply a retired priest as long as possible. robert. orange city residents will head to the polls on march 1st to decide if their built in 1973, the current station houses the trucks and gear. the orange city fire chief says the expansion iss all about the safety of the fififighters. voting polls will bebepen from 7 a-m to 8 p-m at the living waters church. fresh off his surprise endorsement from new jersey governor and former presidential candidate chris christie. the g-o-p frontrunner donald trump is back on the campaign trail. nbc's hallie jackson has the latest. << after a sudden endorsement - a quick goodbye. nat sot trump: "get on the plane and go home." christie: "got it." trump: "it's over there, go

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randy myers calls it reminiscent of edgar allan poe's "hawthorne" and the brothers grimm, "the witch" is the kind of movie magic that sends chills up the spine. >> so it's a comedy, right? not quite? >>> next up, we're leaping ahead from "the witch" 240 years into the 1870s. kiefer and donald sharing the stage as a retired gunfighter who returns to his hometown in wyoming hoping to repair the relationship with his estranged father. but the town is in turmoil. the railroad is coming through and the criminal gang is terrorizing ranchers who refuse to sell their land. >> well, well, well, i heard a lot about you. >> is you going to be a problem? >> i feel you and i are headed >> if i was looking for trouble, you'd already know it. >> stay inside. >> you're going to try to push them off homesteads they've been living on all their lives. >> and if we're still here? >> then i'd start looking for a black dress. >> "forsaken" is getting only a 50% rating on rotten tomatoes and the critics are mixed. joe laden in variety, refreshingly and unabashedly sincere in its embrace of western conventio

. >> reporter: best friends devin english and allan madsen with five teammates and their coach when a woman screamed for help near their hotel room. the students quickly jumped into action. >> the first thing that popped into my mind was this woman was being attacked, and it kind of scared me who i was going to come up against or what kind of scene i was going to come to and what i would do about it. but what i came to was a lot worse. preston, idaho, was having a medical emergency after undergoing back surgery. his wife kathy was panicking by his side. >> his head was tilted back and he was out of it. you could tell something was wrong. so, i'm sitting there, so i went straight for his neck, started feeling for a pulse. nothing. >> reporter: alongside their coach, english and madsen picked up his lifeless body from the chair and started cpr. they kept him alive until medical crews came. after our interview, kathy called and spoke to the boys for the first time. >> i would just say to them that they mean the world to me. i don't know them personally. i don't even know all their names,

(allan needell/curat or) "what's really e eiting is to be ableleo find a scribble on the wall with a number and be able to find the transmission in which ground control relayed up to them." directions from theground had collins linking up with the eagle -- which took armstrong and aldrin to the surface of the moon. there's also a calendar that kept track of their dates in orbit. all new images discovered when specialists with the air and space museum sent in 3-d technology... eliminating the treasure. (cheryl conner/repor ting) "we want to get you a little oser to some of the technnlogy that was used. vincent rossi is going to scan my hand with a 3-d laser scanner, showing the detail of this equipment." we got a sneak peek. the images will be online in july. (adam metallo/3-d imaging specialist) "basically anybody is going to like to be in the command module." kids stopping by say it's pretty y ol. "because i mostly see models. i don't see the real thing." "one giant leap" toward what it's like to live in a spacecraft and be the first to walk the moon. >> it's . more news and weather

but i do know that we have a voice and an opportunity to speak that," said alise allan, parishioner. so for now the members at ellendale will continue to fill the pews, and pray for their parish. in merrill, iowa, michelle schoening, ktiv news 4. >> father david said he sees ellendale becoming an eventual oratory. meaning it won't hit oratory status father david said he sees ellendale becoming an eventual oratory. meaning it won't hit oratory immediatly in july of 2017, but rather gradually. he said because it's a lively parish, he would like to supply a retired priest as long as possible. there was a lot of song and dance in sioux city this weekend. the 16th annual bishop heelan show choir classic attracted groups from across the midwest on saturday. this year's theme was "sail away." these young performers put in a lot of work to make it all come together on stage. "we have a theme to each song, and every song is different and we have different emotions, different dance moves, different groves to the song so that we can show people what we are trying to talk to them about," said ge

and joining us now is novelist and short story writer allan gurganus. books include "oldest living confederate widow tells all," "plays well with others," and, most recently "local souls." allan, welcome. what explains the popularity in the end of ""to kill a mockingbird""? >> i think it's a fable about the extraordinarily difficult subject of race that presents itself with charm and a kind of innocence that makes the investigation acceptable and beguiling. i think the name "scout" of the child is appropriate. she's our representative in this strange moral morale she finds herself in and i think she's spoken to a lot of people over the years. >> brown: and set in a particular time when you think of both the historical qualities and for you as a writer, its writing qualities. >> it's a book of a lot of precision, a lot of poetic passages about small-town life that rings completely true as somebody who grew up in a small town. but i think ethically the questions are strenuous and difficult and interesting, and that combination of giving us candy and salt

edgar allan poe. so, lara is gonna be ok. she confirmed that the bodies were left out as messages to the devil. well, her brother's dead. what happens to her now? there's always foster care. for an heiress? i don't think so. i'm sure guardians and trustees will be coming out of the woodwork. so she'll end up back here, in a house that breeds delusions. hopefully not. [doorbell rings] i've waited so long for you, lara. it's time to come with me now. ["smoke gets in your eyes" plays] they asked me how i knew my true love was true... captioning made possible by abc studios, llc and cbs, inc. hotch; previously on "criminal minds"... is my baby girl on that beach? one of the victims that we found fits cindi's general description. morgan's cousin fled a stalker. so whenever unidentified female remains turn up, he gets that call. i know you, derek. there is something, isn't there? my auntie spent years obsessing over cindi's last few hours. it's killing her, rossi. i'm never gonna know, am i? he picked out her picture. she's dead. [

(allan needell/curator) "what's really exciting scribble on the wall with a number and be able to find the transmission in which ground control relayed up to them." you can also see a calendar the astronanuts had to keep track of their dates in orbit. in july, you'll be able to tour inside apollo 11 without leaving your home. that's when the pictures will go online. you may have seen vincent van gogh's famous paintings of his bedroom, but would you like to actually sleep there? the art institute of chicago commissioned a real-life recreation of van gogh's "yellow house." the exhibit opens sunday, but for $10 dollars you can spend the night. the museum is renting out the room on air b-n-b. this morning we're on your side tracking winter weather. our team coverage will get you ready for the coming snow. rico bush is live public works crews are preparing. jen lewis is watching the roads for trouble spots this morning, and she'll be back this evening for what could be a very messy commute. and meteorologist jeremy wheeler is tracking the latest snow totals and the timeline for when the sno

the event will be at allan university starting at 6 p.m. doors open at 4:00. you must rsvp to go. clinton is expected to outline why hillary is the best choice for voters in south carolina. he will also join the democratic members of the south carolina general assembly to discus several issues facing communities across the state. the south carolina primary is february 27th. >>jay: rick santorum postponed his event for today at limestone college in gaffney. and greet at voters in spartanburg. his campaign says it's because of low gist acl issues. his campaign is cork working to reschedule the event. >>holly: in this morning's news reel, authorities in massachusetts are investigating death of a 13 year-old boy. >>jay: just outside boston, the boy was struck and killed by a commuter train. transit police say the teen was on the track when he was hit. a spokesman for the local prosecutor's office says the boy's death does not appear to be foul play. >>holly: a homeowner and his wife narrowly escape a house fire in new york. officers say the man drove into his garage and accidently hit

randy myers calls it reminiscent of edgar allan poe's hawthorne and the brothers grimm, the witch isovie magic that sends chills up the spine. >> so it's a comedy, right? not quite? >>> next up, we're leepg ahead from the witch 240 years into the 1870s. kiefer and donald sharing the stage as retired gun fighter who returns to his hometown in wyoming hoping to repair the relationship with his estranged father. but the town is in turmoil. the railroad is coming through and the criminal gang is terror rising ranchers who refuse to sell their land. >> well, well, well, i heard a lot about you. >> is you going to be a pr headed for an inevitable conclusion. >> if i was looking for trouble, you'd already know it. >> stay inside. >> you're going to try to push them off homesteads they've been living on all their lives. >> if we're still here. >> then i'd start looking for a black dress. >> forsaken is getting only a 50% rating on rotten tomatoes critics are mixed. joe laden in variety, refreshingly and unan bashedly sincere in its embrace of western convention and arch types. roger moore co

according to doctor daniel allan... a physician at cleveland clinic.. dry air can not only be annoying.. but it can play a role in how often you get sick. "your sinuses will dry out. the mucus that normally should be gooey and thick and can trap infection gets drier. so you're more likely to get a cold because your mucus is not as able to catch things that you breathe in." doctor allen says one way to combat the humidity through either a home humidifier or even placing large bowls of water around your house. but don't overdo it... too much humidity can cause mold and dust mites to grow and could cause respiratory issues... the proper is between thirty and fifty percent. other tips... shorten your showers and don't make them too hot. also you can try applying a natural moisturizer before you get out of the shower. the c-d-c is apologizing after a controversial recommendation to women. it says women should refrain from drinking alcohol.. saying the risk to babies is too high. the reaction has been fierce. many women saying that far. here's abc's gloria ri

allan mcpherson had three goals and an assist for the visitors. jackals win 5-4. the monarchs are off until next sunday when they host wheeling. the track and field championships were held at dartmouth today. we will have results tonight at 11:00. tom: sounds good. "abc world news" is next. more news from the new hampshire campaign trail. jennifer: we will see you back here at 11:00. from postal workers to nurses... he's been endorsed for real change: bernie sanders. endorsed by friends of the earth action as "a bold, fearless voice for the planet." the nation endorses bernie saying, "you can trust sanders because he doesn't owe his political career to the financial overlords." the nashua telegraph declares: "he's not beholden to wall street money." the valley news says, "sanders has been genuinely outraged about the treatment of ordinary americans for as long as we can remember." i'm bernie sanders

on november 12, 1991, journalist allan nairn and i were there when indonesian troops armed with americane m16 rifles opened fire on thousands of unarmed east timorese civilians who were gathered at the santa cruz cemetery. i lost one sister and two brothers. >> 10 days before i was to give birth, the army was shooting people and they would die at our feet, but you cannot stop to help them. >> i know families who are totally wiped out. >> two american newsmen badly beaten. >> the indonesian army converged into places. >> hundreds and hundreds of troops coming straight at the timorese. -- hen they came they opened fire on the people. >> we pride ourselves on standing up to human rights desk for human rights. exposing the attorneys to democratic ideas. >> i'm very concerned about what is happening in east timor. we have ignored it so far in ways that i think are unconscionable. amy: massacre: the story of east timor, i am amy goodman. you can go to democracy now! to see the whole documentary of "massacre." at least 271 timorese were killed that day. linear, the a indonesian military fractur

before running waism last friday, deputies say another victim was held at gunpoint and carjacked by allan and helmss. they were served with arrest warrants while currently at the jail on separate charges from an incident in columbia. >>> right now, here in columbia, we have mostly clear skies. our temperature, 51 degrees. the winds are from the west- northwest at 18 miles per hourment still gusting up to about 25 to 30 miles per hour at times. already, the wind are beginning to diminish. tonight, mostly clear and low of 35 degrees. we'll see plenty of sunshine tomorrow. high temperature up to 57 degrees. and dry conditions over the weekend but it will be warmer next week. we'll look at that forecast in a moment. >> thank you. >>> that severe weather that moved across the state yesterday claimed the life of a darlington man. 58-year-old michael gains died after he was hit by a falling tree. he had stop ad long the rooted near his home to get storm debris out of the road when a tree fell on him. >>> tonight, the highway patrol is investigating a one-car vehicle accident. this time on bluff

. >> with great respect and admiration and affection that i nominate allan low for vice president, who despite the fact that he went to the university of california at berkeley -- of is an esteems member of this commission and proud to call him a colleague and i hereby nominate you. >> is in >> there a second? >> second. >> all those in favor? >> i have one quick -- [laughter ] -- so if we have been having this election a week-and-a-half ago, i would have put in full, full support. however, it has come to my attention that the honorable commissioner allan low has been spreading incriminating information about me -- the photo -- [laughter ] >> we had an agreement. we had a pinky-shake agreement. >> so with an understanding that photo will go no further. i'm happy to support this nomination. >> i'm deleting it. i'm deleting it. >> all those in favor? >> aye. >> any opposed? the as ayes have it. congratulations, commissioner low. [ applause ] . >> thank you. >> i wanted to thank my fellow commissioners. i genuinely appreciate the support, and the work that you all put in to make us all lo

call allan the way through the weekend. traffic time with patty.y it is about 5:00. >> we're looking okay it hadk this earlier closure on the air felt in everyn scene is hope. you can continue on past east ninth and everything has been reopened that high water earlier this morning and it is good to go. odette i crews are out and about. we're headed into town no problem. five and 271 broadway also no a issues there.e. construction.ti it started on monday and route 83 is now under construction over the turnpike down in north richfield. they haveve restrictions traffic to flow and directions. you will find delays .. wayne and christie, back to you. >> water quality test results are expected to stayre for an elementary school. the fountain set to be turneded off to the epa had found levels of leadep. >> on friday early elementary school turned up the water phones andch covered them up after the epa c posted a notice on its website wearing the levels might be-the switched water and set the-t know contradict eat people chagrin fa

. >> with great respect and admiration and affection that i nominate allan low for vice president, who despite the fact that he went to the university of california at berkeley -- of is an esteems member of this commission and proud to call him a colleague and i hereby nominate you. >> is in >> there a second? >> second. >> all those in favor? >> i have one quick -- [laughter ] -- so if we have been having this election a week-and-a-half ago, i would have put in full, full support. however, it has come to my attention that the honorable commissioner allan low has been spreading incriminating information about me -- the photo -- [laughter ] >> we had an agreement. we had a pinky-shake agreement. >> so with an understanding that photo will go no further. i'm happy to support this nomination. >> i'm deleting it. i'm deleting it. >> all those in favor? >> aye. >> any opposed? the as ayes have it. congratulations, commissioner low. [ applause ] . >> thank you. >> i wanted to thank my fellow commissioners. i genuinely appreciate the support, and the work that you all put in to make us all lo

hillary clinton and bernie sanders are running neck and neck and allan martin said they're fighting for the crucial minority vote. >> she courted the labor unions in las vegas. >> i didn't just wake up and say workers are being mistreated. >> sanders is closing the gap with incoming equality. >> in america, today, people should not be working for 9 or 10 bucks an hour. >> the state is the first step of their appeal to minority voters. they're a quarter latino in nevada. >> the gop candidates in south carolina. >> we know donald trump and ted cruz are going to be a combination of first and second. but you've got the three guys kasich and rubio and bush fight it go out for the third place lane and who comes in fourth or fifth, they're going to have to get out of the race. >> in nevada, if they tie, a representative from each camp would draw a card, high card determines the winner. allen martin. >>> a guy was passing out vouchers for free weed at table in city hall, for supporting legalization. currently there are several competing plans for legal. not clear which will gather enough signat

we have a new home for goods program which we're partnering with allan jackson and habitat. we'll supply product to build over 300 homes over the next two years." ply gem has partnered with wsls 10 over past two year the holidays project. with built in the blue ridge, patrick mckee, wsls 10. ...coming up in your storm team "yay storm team 10!! a big thank you to saint paul's episcopal church in salem. i enjoyed coming out and speaking at the m-and-m women's guild. we enjoyed a very nice weekend and that beautiful outdoor weather continued into monday. temperatures were again into the 60s under lots of sunshine. things will start to tonight: mostly clear and chilly with lows in the mid-to-upper 30s. tuesday: morning sun gives way to more afternoon clouds with a few showers late in the mountains. still warm with winds increasing.hig hs in the low- to-mid 60s. tuesday night more specifically, probably tuesday evening will be our best chance for showers and storms as another powerful cold front will cross our region. there could be a couple of strong-to- severe storms that accom

at allan university, grace joyal, abc columbia news. >> thank you. >>> democrats have finealize the an agreement to hold a presidential debate tomorrow night in new hampshire. three more debates will follow in the spring. clinton and sanders face off tomorrow at the university of new hampshire just days before tuesday's first in the nation primary. >>> well, if anybody unders the you might remember the gracious peach he made when he lost in iowa. that was then. this is now. donald trump is apparently not holding back. he tweeted today, accusing ted cruz of stealing the iowa caucus. cruz came in first. polls show he had a sizable lead going into the iowa kus. trump tweeted that cruz committed fraud in iowa. he called for a new election or says cruz's results should be nullified. cruz dismissed that. >>> let's talk weather. the rain is slowing tonight. the big question is has the severe weather actually passed? >> sounds like it has. john farley has details in the keep it right here. >>> welcome back. we talked earlier in the program that we had one confirmed tornado in west columbia ton

. >> accident-free in miami-dade and broward county. 826 at kendall drive, allanes completely blocked off. this is the only construction alert we have at 5:48 a.m. if you're headed out the door, the turnpike is looking good. a ten-minute drive from coral reef to tamiami trail. construction cleared on the eastbound lanes of the dolphin to palmetto expressway. a nine-minute ride. this alert is the exit ramp at 7th street. the rightht lane is blocked off but you can still get by the left-hand side. 826 from the big curve to the golden glades, unter ten minutes. pines boulevard to palmetto expressway, nine minutes. 595 drivers only an eight-minute drive from flamingo to u.s. 441. >>> gop candidate and marco rubioio under fire once again, this time for his -- what they're describing as a >> julia is back with brand new details. what can you tell usbout this not-so-perfect attendance? >> it looks like there's somewhat of a pattern. "the washington post" digging up dirt on the south florida presidential hopeful. this time it's about his tallahassee days. marco rubio, a state representative,

mitchell and allan shepherd helped nasa by going back to the moon in 1971. nasa's administrator called mitchell one of the pioneers of space exploration. >>> i want to go back to the crane collapse because there was really a special moment in all the disaster and chaos down there. >> i very joyfully pronounce you married. >> a chaplain was a hero for one couple. chaplain saw them walk out of a salon into the snowy street in her wedding gown. she helped her navigate the crane site. she was on the way to city hall her city hall wedding{ apaintment so the chaplain came to the wedding again and performed the wedding. >> that is the new york spirit right there. >> isn't that incredible. >> let's talk about our weather. >> well, it's cold out there and plenty of snow across the area today. many areas seeing up to a foot of snow and a lot of melting after that because the sun came out. now it's freezing over as the temperatures drop down below freezing across the area this evening. this picture looks pretty benign right now from the top of the rock camera but it is

allan needell/curator"what's really exciting is to be able to find a scribble on the wall with a number and be able to find the transmission in which ground control relayed up to them." online in july. today many people in the tri-state will be looking for a good fish fry. fry.9 is on your side with a list of 9 locations serving the traditional friday meal. meal.take a look at our article right now on wcpo dot com.there you'll find locations, times and much more. a healthy diet can be tough to follow.but this morning experts say it's not the price that's making it hard.what for most people. hang 10.where surfers are layering up to do what they love in these freezing cold temperatures. this morning will be rather quiet with temperatures that will be cold but not as frigid as yesterday. mostly cloudy skies will give way to snow showers by the afternoon. in before coming to a close late a u-s olympic committee is bringing in two experts to advise athletes ahead of the olympic games in rio de janeiro. this comes after soccer star *hope solo* said she would not attend the games if they were

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allan... thank you for being here. expert will be in -- tax season is approaching for so many of us... coming up tomorrow, stay with your 24 hour news back to our top stories this midday. a 25-year-old man is dead after a shooting last night in cedar rapids. police were at the cedar valley townhomes on j street southwest around 9:30 last night. joseph perkins of chicago died at the scene. now, one last look at this morning's weather, justin. winds will be noticeably stronger today than they have been the past few days, coming from the north at 15 to 30 mph. quite around this afternoon with only a few breaks here or there. highs climb to around 40, but it's going to feel cooler. winds remain brisk both tonight and tomorrow, still coming in at 15 to 30 mph from the northwest. we ought to see more sunshine tomorrow, though, along with cooler highs in the 30s. we're back around 40 on friday, with 50s ahead for the weekend. saturday looks like the pick day with more sunshine >> announcer: if you think last night's dinner is

according to doctor daniel allan... a physician at cleveland clinic.. dry air can not only be annoying.. but it can play a role in how often you get sick. "your sinuses will dry out. the mucus that normally should be gooey and thick and can trap infection gets drier. so you're more likely to get a cold because your mucus is not as breathe in." doctor allen says one way to combat the dryness is to add humidity through either a home humidifier or even placing large bowls of water around your house. but don't overdo it... too much humidity can cause mold and dust mites to grow and could cause respiratory issues... the proper level is between thirty and fifty percent. other tips... shorten your showers and don't make them too hot. also you can try applying a natural moisturizer before you get out of the shower. if you're pregnant, it may seem like everyone has advice to share about what you can, and cannot do, while you're expecting... especially when it comes to what you eat. kelly bowman sorts out the myths from reality. --reporter pkg-as follows-- true o

the cold winter air can wreak havoc on our daniel allan... a physician at cleveland clinic.. dry air can not only be annoying.. but it can play a role in how often you get sick. "your sinuses will dry out. the mucus that normally should be gooey and thick and can trap infection gets drier. so you're more likely to get a cold because your mucus is not as able to catch things that you breathe in." doctor allen says one way to combat the dryness is to add humidity through either a home humidifier or even placing large bowls of water around your house. but don't overdo it... too much humidity can cause mold and dust mites to grow and could cause respiratory issues... the proper level is between other tips... shorten your showers and don't make them too hot. also you can try applying a natural moisturizer before you get out of the shower. the c-d-c is apologizing after a controversial recommendation to women. it says women should refrain from drinking alcohol.. saying the risk to babies is too high. many women saying that advice -- goes way too here's abc's gloria riviera. take ou

police say 67-year-old allan henderson got lost and crossed the bridge while tuns around. his bridge was about three feet -- his bus was three feet too tall and more than twice of the posted weight limit. erin: police in salem say they've busted a part of the national robbery group known as the felony lane gang. five were arrested after they spotted suspicious activity in the parking lot. they discovered stolen credit cards, checks, and other person items in a guest room. one of the victims was dropping her children off at day care when her >> they target day care, fitness center, supermarkets, anyone where someone may leave their purse inside. they use those and use the credit cards to make their own purchases or fund whatever enterprise. erin: all of the suspects are from out of state. it is important to always lock your car and take whatever valuables you have with you. sean: you never know. climbing mt. washington in winter is never an easy task. this man just become the first to ever do it on an bicycle facing some extreme conditions. erin: this week's hometown hero i

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allan berger will be in with your pet questions... stay with your 24 hour back to our top stories this midday. the man urbandale police shot and killed this month may have been responsible for a murder in the des moines metro area. police shot ali i sa abdalla yehisa during a drug investigation. des moines police say they matched yahisa's blood with evidence found at a the city of waterloo denied a to a club, saying too many violent crimes happen there. last night the city council 319 its license. fights, assaults and weapons violations r rently including a shooting on new years day. announced plans to close to the prison at guantanamo undermines america's national security. at his announcement this morning at the white house, president obama said the center is against terrorism. and tonight republican voters in south carolina will decide who they want to represent their party in november. donald trump holds a commanding lead in that state. senators ted cruz and marco rubio seem to be in a tight race to finish 2nd. now, one last look

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allan mcpherson had three goals and an assist for the visitors. jackals win 5-4. the monarchs are off until next sunday when they host wheeling. in the indoor track and field championships held at dartmouth college today, milford, oyster river, and lebanon. milford' s olivia rougeau division record in the high jump. the division i meet is still going on. we will have those results later tonight. that is sports. jennifer: the political eyes of the nation on new hampshire now primary. tom: next at 5:30, the message republicans are telling granite staters to secure their votes for tuesday. jennifer: and taking a giant leap into the chilly atlantic. we are there to see hundreds take a penguin plunge. shot. a picture-perfect image of the sunrise in nashua. you can submit your pictures and video, and join the thousands of u-local members, by logging onto u-local.wmur.com. here's the truth -- some have proposed to cut social security for the elderly and disabled vets. i disagree. in fact, not only should we not cut benefits -- we should expand them. my plan for social se