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the heart association announced on a national level it will no longer do business in cities where indoor smoking is still allowed. >> american heart association is not anti-orlando. that is not the message here. >> reporter: the chair for the chapter of the american heart association says the policy -- policy has been talked about for a while. has been promoting healthy habits and anti-smoking and we're strict on those things. some smoking in bars and hotels. the heart association hopes stricter policy encourages lawmakers to move toward a smoke-free state. there is a goal right now that it has will give local counties and cities more authority to enact smoking ban. right now, they must follow state law. we found an irish put where smoking is allowed in employees see smoking as a personal choice. >> even if we ban smoking inside displays, people will go outside to smoke it would not make a difference. >> reporter: the policy goes into effect in july 2017 which allows the association to honor any current contracts. live in orange county, julie salomone, channel 9 eyewitness news. hoping all aboard florida will add stop the br

than is one of the reasons valerie at the american heart association is here with us. we'll fell you about the tie between the two of them. bryan mentioned the significance of the focus and having a family you want he led tear. and down to them. but 80% of it is preventable and some people can treat certain things and really get their health in check. >> exercising. we think that our way of life is okay. and that is one of the things that you don't want us to think about that we may not have some kind of warnings. your chest doesn't have another thought is this children's general ration is the first generation that is -- because not getting any exercise. and so not only should we as adults think about it. we should think about our children's health because they are the future of america. line >> reporter: was lucky to to grow up in a house where that was something that exercise. sports and things of that nature. not everyone grows up in an atmosphere like that. you have to make things a part of every day life. >> absolutely. >> you are involved for an important reason.

here )s kristen crowley to new this morning it is national go red day -- a push by the american heart association to promote heart health awareness in women. this morning -- we want to miracle. kathryn moore -- survived five heart attacks. but it wasn )t chest pain that sent to emergency room. outcue:".." duration:2:29 cover byte with hospital bed picture hooked up to tubes -- and monitors -- this was kathryn surgery. on her chest -- the deep scar from single bypass surgery. people to stare -- but she doesn t mind -- because it means -- she s alive. it )s been a year and a half since she survived those heart attacks. four of them -- happened before she stepped foot in the emergency room. the first signs -- started on a thursday. couldnt shake it. then -- her jaw started to hurt. by friday -- her upper back started to hurt. and by saturday -- her left arm started to go numb. that )s what sent her to the e-r. doctors -- tested her heart -- and learned -- she was in the middle of a heart attack. soon -- she was on the operating table. bon secours cardiovascular doctor -- robert lancey -- says knowin

according to the american heart association, heart disease and strokes kill one in three women. >> we wanted it to focus on how important it is to start making heart-healthy choices at their earliest possible moment. so if egg educate our children to live a heart-health year life, it would benefit them as adults. >> well tickets can be purchased by calling the number at the bottom of your screen there. the lunch will be held this afternoon at the downtown reno ballroom beginning at 11:30. >> and news 4 will be supporting american heart association's cause by wearing red today through all of our newscast. >>> it is 6:32 on your friday morning. this sunday, the broncos and panthers will be going head to head for super bowl 50. can't make it to the big game, don't worry. alex knito has a look at how >> reporter: good morning, guys. we've been talking about the super bowl all morning long, and the fun did not stop. all the excitement that's going to be happening in r,no through the weekend. we are joined by dan manager wire. good morning. >> good morning. how is it going? >> reporter: gre

of conventions come to orlando, but after a closer look at florida's smoking laws, the american heart association is cutting ties with the city beautiful. we know where there's smoke there's fire, but not the american heart association. they do not go where there's smoke and that's bad news for the convention center. >> yeah, what i've been researching for the last week honestly is the fact that in november, we had learned that the american heart association was sort of clamping gun on their -- down on their own won't have business meetings and it turns out that new policy has rippled here no central florida, and orlando, we've lost and losing business because of its. >> they're enforcing their own laws and we applaud them for that. but it's not orlando laws that they have a problem with, it's all encompassing florida laws. florida laws supercedes ours. >> florida has a comprehensive smoking law. moat indoor places are free and clear of smoke. however, what's affecting orlando specifically, there's an exemption of stand alone bars that can apply for a permit to allow smoking inside the structures

heart month... today the american using the hashtag denver go red to spread awareness. the american heart association isn't the only group going red today. you'll also see supporters of our military service members wearing red. in fact, every friday is "red shirt friday". .red being an acronym for "remember everyone deployed." this woman has been a broncos fan from the very pretty permanent spot on the sidelines. now she's sharing and reminiscing about all of the excitement that the over the years. 9news reporter whitney wild spoke with one of their first fans, who had a high profile role to play herself - when it all began. jimmie says she didn't realize what her contribution would mean at the time. now she says, she's thrilled to share would mean at the time. now she says, she's thrilled to share her memories with you'd think ticket prices for the super bowl would be going up right about now... that's what has happened in the past... but this year things are a little different. this morning monthly job numbers will be released. the report will unemployment rate earnings -- and payrolls. strengthene

that' s why the american heart association is targeting women in its effort to raise awareness for heart disease in it' s go red for woman day. research has shown women are far more likely to call for help when they believe someone else themselves. and recently, a study from the cleveland clinic found women are considerably more likely than men to let obligations of work, family and friends disrupt their exercise routine, signs of a subtle and don' t always involve chest pain. other symptoms include shortness extreme fatigue and nausea. , the american heart association encourages women to schedule a well-woman visit with a doctor to discuss individual heart disease risks. in support of women' s health. things are looking up temperature wise today, tomorrow, and sunday. starting out on the cold side. s -- low 20' s. sunshine in the afternoon and we should make it into the low 40' s. let' s focus on the good stuff. today, 40 three. early in the morning, 21 at 8:00 a.m., noon, 35. at 4:00, 43. saturday, 46. sunday, 52. if you' re hosting a super bowl party at your house on sunday, tailgate

so another $100 from us for the american heart association. someone in the u.s. has a stroke about every 40 seconds and the american heart association deals with stroke issues as well. >> it also affects a lot of men as well. >>> some exciting changes >> up next a behind >>> in just three weeks we'll be the region's new home for cbs programming. >> we sat in with scott and his team and it is impressive how they leverage their folks all most complete nos of the day. >> we're also expanding our news coverage. your same news team will start earlier in the evening at 5:00 and be on at 630 tim following cbs news and hit cbs prime time with also be your home for march madness. our viewers and we're not >>> well, i went to the grocery store this afternoon and i saw a flurry. >> just one. >> did you get your milk and bread. >> i'm sure. >> it's nothing like that. it's light rain and snow flurries, nothing that will impact travel. over the next s >>> breaking news tonight. a dramatic fight to the finish. crowded polls in new hampshire. can donald trump score a big victory?

today.fruary is heart month ananthe american heart association wants to raise heart disease.according to the american heart association, one in three women die from a heart attack or stroke each year.and women anmen have different symptoms of a heart attack.doctors at saint luke's told cbs2 that when women have a heart attack, most experience heart burn, reflex pain, or back pain.but men show signs of chest discomfort and nausea.that's why doctors say women, especially older women, shouldlde aware of burn, reflux pain or back pain but men show chest discomfort or nausea. that's why doctors say women especially older women should be aware of their heart health. find out more on cbs 2iowa.com. >>> coming up, how you can it's been cold for much of the of today. we do have mostly clear skies with just a couple high clouds. the clouds ll prevent temperatures from really increasing much more for the rest of the day, especially areas in the northwest where a lot more snow fell so temperatures are really struggling there n nr waterloo where there were snow fall totals near seven inches. that'

the american heart association posted a statement on heart attacks written specifically for women. topping health headlines, why that is an important first step. by checking pulse rate and blood pressure, caramella canan spot the most subtle signs but she would ignore them. she would get a pain in her jaw and would have no idea it was a symptom of heart trouble. >> it would erupt. it would come on real strong. and then it would go away. >> after ignoring the pain for years. caramella had three heart attacks in a matter of days. attacks can be more subtle in women. >> what are the types of heart attacks that women experience. >> now it has been compiled and published by the american heart association in an 87-page scientific statement. she said heart attack differences in women can be stark and are often deadly. >> when women are having heart attacks, their recognition is often delayed. could be hours, could be days. >> both sexes have chest pain but women can have shoulder or jaw pain or may mistake heart attack for heart burn or flu. >> women can have different types of heart atta

cardiovascular disease fact according to the american heart association. " more than one in three women is living with cardiovascular " nearly half of american women white women live with cardiovascular disease " heart disease death rates among men have declined steadily over the last 25 years " heart disease rates among women have fallen at a slower rate all proceeds benefit the american heart association's "go red for women" campaign! general admission tickets are $15 and 200 vip tickets are available for $25. all tickets include a swag bag, light food, and refreshments it all starts we all love the sound of "free we all love the sound of "free stuff". but unfortunately... everything has a catch. nathan bachrach has tips on what you need to watch for.. so you don't end up paying... there really is no such thing as a free lunch, and any number of other free things could cost you quite a bit! let's start with that lunch. people selling things, timeshares, investments or something else, often get prospects in the door by dangling a free lunchor even a free hotel stay. but make no pay for

it's is the seventh annual lady in red event and today is national wear red day so the american heart association pushes its campaign to "go red for women" all of this is to draw support to a very common disease which is heart disease... go red for women challenges them to know their risk and take action to reduce it. it also gives them the tools they need to lead a heart health life. here's what everyone can enjoy today 20% storewide discount at macy's, fun photo booth and fundraising activities, and a fashion show all proceeds benefit the american heart association's "go red for women" campaign! general admission tickets are $15 and 200 vip tickets are available for $25. all tickets include a swag bag, light food, and refreshments it all starts tonight at 6pm and will go until 10pm. live google could be closer to unveiling its self driving cars. it's been testing for six years in california, but recently expanded testing to texas and washington state. google picked the test sites based on a variety of driving conditions. the national highway traffic safety administration is still considering sa

seeing red today as they bring awareness to heart disease affecting women, along with the american heart association, mercy medical center is asking mercy medical center was seeing red today as they bring awareness to heart disease affecting women, american heart association, mercy medical center is asking women to wear red in a go red for women event at the hospital. many doctors, nurses and medical personnal were on hand this morning to raise awareness in sioux city. mayor pro tem, dan moore was at the event to declare february fifth a special day in sioux city. (mayor pro tem, dan moore, sioux city) " now therefore i, dan moore, mayor pro tem of the city of sioux city iowa, and on behalf of the mayor and the city council, do hearby proclaim, february 5, 2016 as wear red for women day in sioux city, iowa, in recognition of the importance of the ongoing fight against heart disease and stroke to show their by commemerating this day by wearing the color of red." say that the disease can be prevented by eating healthy, getting regular and regular doctor ... heart disease is one of the deadliest concer

to fight against the number one cause of death in the u-s scheels hosted remsa and the american heart association for the fourth annual running red for heart 5-k this morning. around 60 runners participated - and all proceeds benefit the american heart association in their fight to reduce death and disability from cardiovascular diseases. runners tell us - they also do it to raise awareness. "it's really important to get out, whether you're walking or running, it's just important to get get your heart conditioned." "i'll continue to support it as long as i can. absolutely, as long as my legs carry me, i'll be there." the run is held every february to celebrate national american heart month. and february is also national children's dental health month. the healthy smiles-healthy child program held its 6-th annual give kids a smile event. the one-day clinic was held at the wells avenue dental health center. volunteer dentists provided services like fluoride treatments, sealants and x rays to children from low-income families. volunteers said it's worth every minute that they help out. "i love doing

february is heart month, and the american heart association wants to raise awareness about the signs of heart disease. according to the american heart association, one in three women die from a heart attack or stroke each year. women have different symptoms of a heart attack than men. doctors say when women have a heart attack, most experience heartburn, reflux pain or back pain. that's why those of us here at cbs 2 are wearing our red today. head to our facebook page, kgan and cbs 2 and send us your photos. >>> one of the treatments for heart disease is cardiac rehabilitation. if women will do it. cardiac rehab involves elfer size, training and counseling to get heart patients back on their feet. there's also research showing that women-only programs have even bigger benefits. women tend to bond during heart rehab and have less depression and anxiety. the problem, doctors say,that often women will be prescribed rehab but don't follow through. >> women have not been referred as much as men to cardiac rehab. it's disappointing. the problem is also that women who are referred to cardiac

attended the 2016 roanoke heart ball, a dedicated group of volunteers and staff at the american heart association, and the generosity of multiple sponsors ... there is now 111- thousand more dollars earmarked for life-saving research for heart disease and stroke.the american heart association funds significant research - totaling 6.6 dollars - throughout the commonwealth. that includes projects at virginia tech and the university of virginia that total more than 3-million dollars.the roanoke heart ball has raised money for the american heart association for and as americans honor our past presidents one man in eastern virginia is honoring the day with an unusual collection--check out all of these - presidential heads. howard hankins has about 43 statues of presidential heads hanging in his backyard. the sculptures belonged to the president's park in williamsburg. the park shut down about six years ago. hankins, who owns a concrete recycling company, was called in by the park to crush the sculptures. but hankins didn't want to destroy the american symbols. 01:03 - 01:12 hankins says: "i've got a v

take action for better heart health. " macy's is the national founding sponsor of the american heart association's go red for women since 2004. " february is american heart month " national wear red day is february 5 " go red with macy's event is from february 3 8: customers are encouraged to wear red or purchase the official red dress pin for $3, and receive discounts storewide, including 25% discount on most purchases. " 100% of the red dress pin sales will benefit go red for women. " macy's is also kensie and thalia and a collection of ideology active wear that all give 10% of all proceeds back to go red! still to come major changes are coming to c-v-g could affect how you fly... next on the x. xtra is sponsored by xtra is sponsored by breaking news breaking now... a new report from new report from the federal government shows that employers added 151-thousand jobs in january, that's a sharp decrease from recent months as companies shed education, transportation and temporary workers. overall though, the unemployment rate still fell from 5 percent.. to 4 point 9 percent... that's the lowest lev

for the american heart association. organizers say close to 400 people attended this year's event. it includes dancing...a live auction and more. people were out having a good times and raising money for training and more mandy ball / co- chair 2016 heart ball 10:33:29 we also tell the stories of survivors whether it is a stroke or a heart attack. we share those stories so people see how it reaches every person in the state of virginia organizers say they hope to raise close to $200,000 for the american heart association. still ahead -- alan will have another check of your storm team 10 forecast. this bale of hay almost derailed the ranch. when a wildfire raged through elkhorn ranch, the sudden loss of pasture became a serious problem for a family business. faced with horses that needed feeding the owners were forced to place an emergency order of hay. thankfully, mary miller banks with chase for business. and with a complete view of her finances, she could control her cash flow, and keep the ranch running. chase for business. wind chill advisory in effect until 10 am sunday. winte

it's is the seventh annual lady in red national wear red day so the american heart association pushes its campaign to "go red for women" all of this is to draw support to a very common disease which is heart disease... cardiovascular disease fact according to the american heart association. " more than one in three women is living with cardiovascular disease " nearly half of all african- american women and 34 percent of white women live with cardiovascular disease " heart disease death rates among men have declined steadily over the last 25 years " heart disease rates among women have fallen at a slower rate all proceeds benefit the american heart association's "go red for women" campaign! general admission tickets are $15 and 200 vip tickets are available for $25. all tickets include a swag bag, light food, and refreshments it all starts new this morning... two new york police officers are recovering after patrol. opened fire on the stairwell of a housing project in the bronx. in the face, the stomach. investigators say turned the weapon on himself. expected to survive. with more zik

the american heart association is working to identify why women carry more risk. it is the number one killer of women and is more deadly than all forms of cancer combined. nearly 50- thousand women died from heart attacks in 2014... prevention's national center for health statistics. a cleveland clinic cardiologist says that women don't always recognize the signs of heart attack, which could be part of the problem. dr. deborah kwon, cleveland clinic cardiologist "they don't necessarily have the crushing chest pain where it feels like an elephant is sitting on their chest," said dr. kwon. "but they may have something more like back pain, or jaw pain, and so it may not come to patient's forefront of their mind that they may be having a heart attack." the american heart association indicates in the past 15 years, there has been a significant decline in the number of women killed by cardiovascular disease... but say more education is needed. # trending at noon on this monday... the story of how google almost lost it's domain name. and just how much the company paid to

just listen to these statistics in a video from the american heart association. :00 - :06 "heart disease is the number one killer of women." "killing women more than all forms of cancer combined." the association is asking everyone, especially women, to take the time and get checked out. health experts say women often put themselves last. :19 - :27 doctor suzanne steinbaum - lenox hill hospital, new york, ny "and when we look at the statistics that heart disease is the number one killer of all women - themselves first." research shows women are also more likely to call for help when someone else is having a heart attack than themselves. the american heart association wants women to check their blood pressure and cholesterol, make lifestyle changes that better help your heart, and educate yourself about your family history. police continue to investigate a gruesome scene in chicago. six people are dead -- police call this case a homicide. they were found dead in this home thursday. an investigation is underway after a concerned co-worker says one of the residents of the home had not shown

to fight against the number one cause of death in the u-s scheels hosted remsa and the american heart association for the fourth annual running red around 60 runners participated - and all proceeds benefit the american heart association in their fight to reduce death and disability from cardiovascular diseases. runners tell us - they also do it to raise awareness. "it's really important to get out, whether you're walking or running, it's just important to get out, get your body moving, and get your heart conditioned." "i'll continue to support it as long as i can. absolutely, as long as my legs carry me, i'll be there." the run is held every february to celebrate national american heart month. and february is also national children's dental health month. the healthy smiles-healthy child program held its 6-th annual give kids a smile event. the one-day clinic was held at the wells avenue dental health center. volunteer dentists provided services like fluoride treatments, sealants and x rays to children from low-income families. volunteers said it's worth every minute that they help out. "i love do

the money goes to "the american heart association." first friday is making a comeback today after going dormant back in october. the downtown event is really popular and usually brings out more that 20 thousand people of all ages. the event has been a mainstay for las vegas arts and culture for the last 13 years. this month's theme is "back to our future." there's a lot of artwork on display along with the little ones. if you'd like to check it out, everything starts at 5 tonight. time now is x:xx --- football fans getting ready for that big this weekend. if you're looking to get some fresh gear, you may want to be careful. you're money could be going in the wrong hands. mission is set to lift off on a ula atlas v rocket on from cape canaveral air force station in florida. a 19-story united launch alliance atlas v rocket is on of a global positioning system satellite from cape canaveral air force station. on top of the rocket is the last in a series of a dozen boeing-built gps iif satellites. the launch is the first of the year from ca

the american heart association declared today national wear red day. they're more likely than men to let work get in the w themsies. >> women need to put themselves first. >> the american heart association is encouraging women to schedule a doctor's appointment to discuss individual heart disease risk. it is easy as being more active, cutting salt out of your diet. >> and putting yourself first is so hard for a woman. >> it is near impossible. you put everyone else in front of yourself. >> get yourself checked out. >> and go red today. >> go red for women! >> and maybe a red coat. it is cold and windy out there. here is a look at the break down of today. starting at 8:00. 47 degrees and it is gusty. then, even with full sunshine by lunch time, we struggle to hit 54 degrees at 3:00 p.m.. a high of 61. that is 10 degrees below average and it will still be breezy. now? we dropped to 49 the further south you are, the slightly warmer. 5in north port versus 45 in remember the strong winds. not only will it make it feel colder it will be tough to take a boat o

the american heart association encourages visit with a doctor-- to discuss individual risks. of council chambers...councilwoman tameika isaac devine and the city of columbia are holding a news conference and community photo session. share your pictures with us by tweeting at wis-10. you can also use the hashtag "go red columbia." still ahead on the news at noon... it's a big weekend of activities in honor of black history month. we'll learn about the 12th annual statewide black history parade and festival....where you'll get to see a familiar, famous face. that's coming up in today's talk of the town. and later, we're on the ground in san francisco for super bowl 50. hear from fans seeking that lucrative ticket to the big break one the 12th annual statewide black statewide black history parade and festival is happening this weekend. are oveta glover, who is the president of funds inc. and singer angie stone. karamu!!!karamu!!!cele brate!!celebrate!! the word "karamu" is swahili meaning "celebration or feast". -the parade & festival saturday, february 6, 2016 at 12:00pm; it will begin at

the american heart association has declared today national wear red day. women are more likely to call for help when they believe someone else is having a heart attack than themselves. >> women often put themselves last. when we look at the statistics that heart disease is the number one killer of all women, women need to put themselves first. women can be subtle and don't always involve chest pain. symptoms include shortness of breath, pain in the jaw and bath. extreme fatigue, and nausea. the american heart association encourages women to schedule a well woman visit with the doctor to discuss individual heart disease risks. now for more information on heart disease, we have posted prevention tips an warning signs on wfla.com. >>> >>> well, it was colder out there today. but at least the sun was out. a cool shot from michael eger. the sunshining through a tree along bay shore boulevard. it was a gorgeous day. bright blue sky. we talked about the dry air aloft. the high pressure controlling. it is what gives us the deep blue color to the sky. south winds at

flavor. >> and a portion of all sales today as well as tonight's dinner will go to the american heart association. and you know that's near and dear to my heart, keith. and i'm always appreciative that the station continues to support this. heart disease the number one killer of men and women. and in my family, it runs rampant. i'm happy to help. >> i hope it's a good night tonight. >> it sounds yummy. >> eat healthy. everything in moderation. >> even healthy stuff? >> looks good. >>> still ahead, news channel 8 has stayed on top of the cuba- u.s. relations story from the very beginning. >> and now a florida congresswoman is taking the next step. >> how she hopes to begin the >>> now 8 on your side's coverage of lifting the cuban embargo. she will be leading the delegation of six other congressmen to monitor change in cuba since relations were restored. we are the only television station going on the trip. and this is going to be the second trip to the cuba, jeff. >> reporter: that's right, keith. i could get to cuban soil. this one block in ybor city is owned by the cuban government. but last ye

heart disease and african-american women. the important thing is that 80% of heart disease, according to the american heart association, as you said, is preventable. and we need to increase the awareness about heart disease in african-american women. we need to understand that heart health is important. we look at the statistics -- only 36% of african-american women, compared to 65% of caucasian women, recognize that heart disease is the leading killer. >> what is the disconnect there? because it is a message that we've been giving out for some years, now. and we -- we definitely repeat it at this time every year and we talk about it. what is the disconnect, and why do we still not -- as women of color seem to be taking action? >> well, you know, i think that there is a sort of misperception about what you need to do to be heart healthy. so, i always say, because you say we need to exercise and gosh. first of all, i have to go to a gym. i have to do something -- i don't have time." secondly, i think that we are sort of managing -- we are the c.e.o.s of our family. so by the time the day is over and you've taken care of everyt

kcci's eric hanson and elizabeth klinge hosted the fundraiser for the american heart association. people bid on items throughout the night. proceeds go toward training, research, and more. >> it's a celebration of the services that the american heart association provides. it's also an important night to raise some dollars for our mission that gets delivered in many, many ways. laura: more than 800 people attended the event saturday. another beautiful day, but pretty windy out there. when can we expect for the rest of the night? jason s: we will see it die down a little bit. temperatures have been dropping. that show would be even more magnified. 37 and marshalltown, 39 webster city. the 40's to the rest of the state. a little bit of unseasonable warmth continuing. as far a satellite and radar, that quick batch of light rain passed through and pushed eastward earlier on. clouds are continuing to clear throughout the evening hours. 21 days. it is hard to believe we have made it this far. the last couple of months have absolutely flown by. it looks pretty springlike. a beautiful sunse

that's a trend the american heart association wants to reverse through regulation. in according to the american heart association, over the last 50 years, 20 million americans died because of tobacco. coming up in healthbeat 4... it's not something you usually think about during the winter. we'll show you why sun screen is so important even during the cloudy and cold days. ben: and i'll have your complete forecast next! << >> << wx timer @ 2:30 our window for seeing a light rain/snow mix is closing with those chances dwindling mainly in eastern parts of siouxland with afog will be among the small obstacles you'll encounter today as we see a touch more sunshine than we did yesterday which should help raise temperatures a degree or two into the 40s again this afternoon. winds will also pick up out of the northwest behind a passing boundary and could gust up to 30 miles per hour at times. that should calm down tonight as clouds push out of the region allowing us to drop down into the 20s before returning to near tomorrow afternoon. we'll also see a decent amounttof suns

the american heart association encourages women to schedule a "well- woman visit" with a doctor, to discuss individual heart disease risks. anchors ad-lib toss happy 'national weatherperson's day' don! tonight: mainly clear. patchy ice on the roads. lows: low-30s. winds: n saturday: mostly sunny. highs: mid-40s. winds: light ne. sunday: go bronc-- chance of scattered showers in nc. highs: upper-40s. winds: n 5-15 rain, snow, and sleet this morning, but now all of the wet weather has moved been tracking a decent amount of sunshine through the afternoon, but that northwest wind has held mid-40s. overnight, expect mainly clear skies with temperatures dropping back into the low-30s. any puddles left on the there tomorrow morning. it won't be as windy on storm system will develop offshore, which will give us a little more cloud cover and the possibility of some scattered showers in northeast north carolina and along the outer banks during the afternoon and evening hours. right now, the rain should remain south of hampton roads, but we'll be watching the latest model runs through the weekend. we'

dillsboro elementary will have another "jump for justin" event to raise money for the american heart association next monday. 3 we're tracking snow in the tri state.local 12's brandon orr joins us with a *live* update on the roads, up next.plus, something extra at your local grocery store.we'll tell you how whole foods is appealing to millennials.you're watching good morning cincinnati. here, open minds lead to broken boundaries. and when everyone around you is pushing you forward, nothing can stand in your way. 3 jen dalton looking at tri-state roadsi-75 is clear in the cut-in-the-hill 3 3 etch - a- sketch is drawing a new future . the ohio art company company that produced the classic toy has sold it to spin master corp in toronto for an undisclosed price. the company, based in bryan, ohio, has been making the toy for more than five decades.the bittersweet - but was done to help ohio art's long term future. 3 shopping at your local whole foods? how about picking up some milk, bread and getting a tattoo? the grocery store chain has been playing with the idea of adding tattoo parlors to its new

meaning another $100 for our friends at the american heart association. we're up to $2,000 for the month. don't forget all month long not only is the american heart association our charity but it's also american heart month of the make sure you're finding ways to take care of your heart either exercise or >>> unc looking to >>> north carolina and nc state will meet for the second time this season when the tar heels travel to raleigh on wednesday. unc won the first contest and the heels will be looking to keep a hold for the win. a win over the tar heels would can accomplish that on wednesday. >> i think our guys confident in whoever we play. i think our guys have great confidence in themselves. our team has played really well most of the times we just don't have a lot of wins to show for it. >> tar heels and wolf pack tip off is set for 8:00 on wednesday. >> it's going to be a big game. >>> all right so we want to take will soon be the new home for cbs programming including the ncaa tournament. >> you'll be able to watch ncis, right here on wncn. you can f

that's a trend the american heart association wants to reverse through regulation. in sioux city, tiffany lane, ktiv news 4.>> accocoing to the americcn heart association, over the last 50 years, 20 million americans died because of tobacco. there's a chance of a mix tonight... here to tell us what we can expect tonight going into tomorrow is chief meteorologis t ron demers. many of us wokokup to some pretty dedee fog to start off o o workweekekwhile the fog lessened during the day, the clouds did not. tonight those ouds may produce a lht mix across the area with northern siouand maybe seeing some minor accumulation through tuesday morning although we should all stay decently below an inch. we'll also have to deal with some tonight into early tuesday. (matt) oux city will add i 5th disc golf course to the area, but the different. .sheila) the new grandview park course features 9 holes for beginners. the course will be located in the southeast corner of the park near the community health," each hole costs 500 dollars, but the sioux city mayor's youth commission raised

the american heart association has declared today "national wear red day" to raise women's awareness of their heart health. women are so good at running businesses and running households... that sometimes... they neglect to do the things they need to do to keep their own bodies running... that's why the american heart association is targeting women in its effort to raise awareness for heart disease. "women often put themselves last.. and when we look at the statistics that heart disease is the number one killer of all women - women need to put themselves first." research has shown women are far more likely to call for and recently -- a study from the cleveland clinic found women are considerably more likely than men to let obligations to work, family and friends disrupt their exercise routine.. in addition to family history, smoking and diabetes... a woman's heart disease risk increases with high blood pressure during pregnancy ... gestational diabetes.... and depression. "we also know that women suffer from depression two-fold as often as men, and it heart disease by as much as 50%."

waters are cold and choppy making it hard for divers to find a man. >> a new policy for the american heart association could cost orange county millions of dollars in tourism business. in 2015 the association says it will not do business anyplace where indoor smoking is allowed. currently the county does allow smoking in bars that do not serve food. that means the heart association will bypass central florida for the annual convention. last november the gathered at the damage is a report millions of into the local economy. >> we will miss them even if we ban smoking inside the place people will go outside to smoke. it would not make a difference, really. so i do not see the point of them going there. >> state lawmakers are considering the bill that could hit cities and counties the power to an act smoke-free laws on a local level. >> sea world says the new earnings report shows the theme parks are starting to make more in the last three months, 2015, revenue for the parks went up 3.3 million compared to the year before. sea world also attracted more visitors in 2015. the theme park was hurt financiall

just listen to these statistics in a video from the american heart association. :00 - :06 "heart disease is the number one killer of women." "killing women more than all forms of cancer combined." the association is asking everyone, especially women, to take the time and get checked out. health experts say women often put themselves last. happening today, a military court hearing is scheduled for norfolk sailor already sentenced in a austin greening is on the docket for an article 32 hearing, which is very similar to a preliminary hearing. in march of 20-13 investigators say he shot and killed 22-year-old kristopher klubert. greening ended up serving six months in prison for manslaughter. according to testimony in court, the two were drinking beer and loading and unloading guns when one went off, killing klubert. greening said the deh was an accident. prosecutors argued it was deliberate over a gambling debt. today a man suspected of two crimes on the same road in virginia beach is expected in court. the suspect old 10 on your side, he's innocent! police arrested 63-year-old raymond elli

this year he raised $1500 for the american heart association. last year justin's school raised more than $3,000 in his honor for the american heart association, and this year the schools at already more than $5,000 with more donation still pouring in. more than 200 children at billsboro elementary filled the gym and jumped rope to raise money last year, and as they learn about justin's challenges, they've been inspired by his courage. >> seymore happy and excited to share his story because he knows the more he talks about it, the more other people know that this is a real defect. >> reporter: in this family, the words "i can't" don't exist. justin is proof that we can overcome our challenges and do it with a smile. because i know if he can do it, i can do it, and we just -- i strive to be like him, as strong as he is. >> reporter: in hillsborough, angela ingrim, local 12 news. >> justin also raises awareness and money for children's hospital by sharing his story. diligenceboro elementary will have another jump for justin event next monday. >>> wh

disease is the number one killer of all women, women need to put themselves first. >> the american heart association is enkourmging women to schedule a -- encouraging women to schedule a doctor's office to discuss individual heart disease risk. . >> the symptoms are very different for women. you might not notice them. like a lot of heat. people think the left arm hurts. that is a male thing. a lot of differences. i'm glad you brought that up. >> you can always help to keep your heart healthy by eating right and exercising on a regular basis. >> get a coat. a red coat. >> a red coat today. because it is cold and windy this morning. here is a look at forecast. 5:18. the cold air has arrived behind a cold front that brought us the rain yesterday. it is gusty out there this morning. temperatures are falling as we speak. we expect it to be around 47 degrees at 8:00 a.m.. i don't expect us to warm very much. 54 degrees. sunny skies at noon and 61 at 3:00 p.m.. still breezy and still sunny, just well below average. i talked about the temperatures falling. what is happening is cold air is oozing down the pe

the american heart association says a woman dies from heart disease every 80 seconds in the u-s. so on "wear red day" people are encouraged to wear red to support people living with heart conditions. the world-famous "welcome to fabulous las vegas sign" will go red this morning to show support for national "wear red day." the sign lighting ceremony is set for 10 a-m. strip properties and marquees on the las vegas strip properties and marquees on the las vegas strip will all go red tonight to show their support. super bowl weekend is officially upon us! the broncos and panthers will square-off this sunday for n-f-l supremacy. and that means a big betting weekend, here in las vegas. fox five's nick lagrange joins us live from the south point sports book with the bets you're making. nick? dave and maria -- the american gaming association estimates 4.2 billion dollars will be wagered on the panthers- broncos game... ... and only about $100 million of that will be legally wagered, here in nevada. ...making this the biggest sports betting weekend on the american calendar. i'm joined no

the american heart association has declared today "national wear red day" to raise awareness of women's heart health. n-b-c's erika edwards has more. # women are so good at running businesses and running households... that sometimes... they neglect to do the things they need to do to keep their own bodies running... that's why the american heart association is targeting women in its effort to raise awareness for heart disease. sot: suzanne steinbaum, md - lenox hill hospital, new york, ny - :16 - :27 "women often put themselves last.. and when we look at the statistics that heart disease is the number one killer of all women - women need to put themselves first." research has shown women are far more likely to call for someone -else- is having a heart attack ... than themselves. and recently -- a study from the cleveland clinic found women are considerably more likely than men to let obligations to work, family and friends disrupt their exercise routine.. nats in addition to family history, smoking and diabetes... a woman's heart disease risk increases with high blood pressure during pr

the american heart association says one in three women die from heart attack or stroke. cbs 2 news reporter stephanie johnson joins us in studio for more. >> the american heart association also says strokes and heart attacks or 80% preventable. it depends on your lifestyle. preventing bad heart health can be as easy as dieting and exercise and monitoring your sugar and cholesterol levels is also a good place to start. especially as doctor kedelcam from st. luke's says. >> avoiding saturated fats, highly processed, sugary foods, those are important things to try to get out of our diet. >> reporter: he recommends replacing sugary foods with salmon and soybean oil. they can help reduce blood cholesterol levels. and we want to know if you are share your outfits with us on your facebook page or attack us. stephanie johnson, cbs 2 news. >>> and more health news this morning, experts at the university of iowa holden comprehensive cancer center say not enough people are being vaccinated for human papilloma virus. >> they say types of high-risk hpv are responsible for cervical can

early tomorrow coming up in ten brad. all right, scott. a special program kicked off today american heart association in cincinnati. it all part of national heart month. medical reporter liz stopped by to tell us what it's all about. liz. >> good afternoon, the american heart association partnering with try health to bring for special lunch and laefrn programs to the some really special people. there are those that otherwise important information about hearty health. they are part of a group called cincinnati works. helps people living in poverty find employment. today was dr. simon young a cardiologist. he spoke today. the program made possible by dave hershey a volunteer who says it is important to help not just education and income, but also health. >> so what we've been able to do is bring those that are seeking employment together with the american heart association, and through diet, blood pressure monitoring, we're going to be able to build more hope in those that live in poverty. i just seen it on my job coach's wall at the cincinnati works. and just kind of like found it interesting to know

states..it's national wear red day...put on by the american heart association.. association..fox carolina's joe gagnon is live with more 3 today is national wear red day and the american heart association is raising awareness for the no. 1 killer of women, heart disease diseaseheart disease and stroke kill 1 in 3 women, yet it's 80% preventable-several companies in the upstate are "going red" in support of national wear red dayencourage others to wear red and post photos using #goredupstate -upstate heart walk saturday, april 9th downtown greenville get signed up online 3 3 time for weather and traffic. traffic. with gusts up to 20-35 mph at times. highs reach 51 in the upstate and 44 in the mountains. tonight drops into the 20s area-wide. the weekend will stay sunny and cooler than usual in the 40s and 50s during the day, and freezing overnight. next week brings a chance for snow or wintry mix on monday into tuesday with highs in the 40s, followed by a cold blast of air. by midweek, highs will only reach the 30s area-wide. mostly sunny and breezy today, with gust

to fight against the number one cause of death in the u-s scheels hosted remsa and the american heart association for the fourth annual running red for heart 5-k this morning. around 60 runners participated - and all proceeds benefit the american heart association in their fight to reduce death and disability from cardiovascular diseases. runners tell us - they also do it to raise awareness. "it's really important to get out, whether you're walking or running, it's just important to get out, get your body moving, and get your heart conditioned." "i'll continue to support it as long as i can. absolutely, as long as my legs carry me, i'll be there." the run is held every february to celebrate national american heart month. and february is also national children's dental health month. the healthy smiles-healthy child program held its 6-th annual give kids a smile event. the wells avenue dental health center. volunteer dentists provided services like fluoride treatments, sealants and x rays to children from low-income families. volunteers said it's worth every minute that they help out. "i love doing

. >> the american heart association has declared today national wear red day to get health. nbc's erica edwards has more. reporter: women are so good at running businesses and households that sometimes they neglect to do the things they need to do to keep their own body ts running. that's why the american heart association is targeting women in its effort to raise awareness about heart disease. >> women often put themselves last. when we look at the statistics, that heart disease is the number one killer of all women, women need to put tpemselves first. >> reporter: research has shown call for help when they believe someone else is having a heart attack than themselves. recently a study from the cleveland clinic found women are considerably more likely than men to let obligations to work, family and friends disrupt their exercise routine. in addition to family history, smoking and diabetes, a woman's risk with heart disease increases with high blood pressure during pregnancy, gestational difficult bee tease and depression. >> we know women suffer from depression twofold as m

cardiovascular disease fact according to the american heart association. " more than one in three women is living with cardiovascular disease " nearly half of all african- american women and 34 percent of white women live with cardiovascular disease " heart disease death rates among men have declined steadily over the last 25 years " heart disease rates among women have fallen at a slower rate member... rock and roll heaven has a new member... and another musical icon...is in the tri-state tonight...and he'll join us in our next hour. details...after the break. sot "now with the fox19 mobile app, you'll never be without fox19 news. from fox19.com to text and email alerts for here in the palm of your hand." let's get a check of let's get a check of commute with denise... denise does traffic two lanes of inbound westbound traffic on columbia parkway will remain closed due to actively moving earth in the area that is spilling over the retaining wall near william howard taft road. at 9 a.m. tomorrow, all lanes of columbia parkway will be closed in both directions from baines street to torre

the american heart association encourages women to schedule a well-woman visit with a doctor to discuss individual heart disease risks. so make sure to wear red today in support of women' s health. mark and lisa? lisa: thank you. checking headlines for you right now, until the biggest football event of the year, today' s left. mark: before we head into super bowl weekend, let' s take a look at a few more ads you can expect to see. remember that mountain dew here' s a follow-up to that, unveiling the strange puppy-monkey-baby. lisa: that is -- mark: it is really weird. the soft drink company says they wanted to take all the click-worthy things on the internet and put them together in one. features mountain dew' s kickstart drink, which combines mountain dew, fruit juice, and caffeine. lisa: the nfl released its own this weekend to remind people of the excitement and love football brings to its fans. the ad opens up with a statistic that shows the winning cities see a rise in births nine months after the super bowl. the ad then stars a choir made up entirely of super bowl babies. these ar

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