and today and tomorrow, the warmest days. >>> and no trouble spots now and the entry and exit ramps closed. we're all green right now and a bigger picture is showing us no problems as of yet and no insy dits -- incidents to tell you about and that is some traffic starting to build. over to you. >>> [ indiscernible ] >> rihanna doing work and brand-new single hit the top of the billboards, top 100 work, the 49th number one song on the charts and officially has more number one singles and put her third on the all-time leaders list behind the beatles and maroya carrie. -- mariah carey. and there is -- some work parts in there. >> you think so? >> yeah. >> and that is two different videos 8 minutes long. >> and there is a see-through hurt is. >> okay. >> and a teenager is -- shirt. >>> and a teenager tricked them into thinking he was a senator. >> it's small town and the state senator david burke was scheduled to speak there in january. 18-year-old isaiah aikens showed up in september instead and claimed the senator had fallen ill and resigned. he was appointed to replace him. with the

parts of akron and canton and the lighter snow and these are flurries moving through and not expecting much impact there today and that is really the east side getting it now. lighter purple and did noting the snowfall. and this is moving toward the west and which meanings ashtabula county, you're up next for snow coming in and this is what you need to know throughout the day. four to 12 inches is expected in the traditional snowbelt and this is continuing through issued until 4:00 p.m. and finally, less than two inches of snow if you live outside of the snowbelt and let's go to the roads and see what is going on, john? >> we have moved south since the last time we checked into you. we're in chardon square looking at the circle now and have a look outside. similars to what we're dealing with now. you can see the flash lights ahead of us and looks like the crew is doing a great job and that is what we have been dealing with all morning long on the roads with high traffic. the secondary roads, you start looking pretty good. we'll keep you updated on things and how they look here in the s

also in the cheeks and she talks and coo coos and -- and coos and there is an app there. >>> and many of you have have reported next, the colorful flashing lights. what do they mean and where are they coming from. >> and he live tweets his bus experience after he ends up exploding. and we're going to give you a look at the lottery numbers. good luck. . >>> state funding stripped from planned parenthood. how it will affect dozens of local clinics. >> and our team is on top of a traffic alert for your monday morning. >> sarah phinney is looking at another shore way closure and kristen byrne is monitoring how it's affecting traffic. >>> >>> and this is coming in. the cleveland police releasing new details on a deadly accident that happened last night. a 14-year-old driving a stolen minivan goes through a red light and this is the intersection of community college avenue and east 30th street slamming into another from his car. the 17-year-old man pronounced dead at the scene. the 14-year-old driver and another passenger were taken to metro with severe injuries. we can tell you that no one

76th and south arlington and a few cars and at this hour. over to you. >>> 4:55 now, and this morning, the city of strongsville wants you to pay a 3% admissions tax for doing things in the city. the charge would apply to customers at indoor and outdoor theatres, bowling alleys and other entertainment and recreational venues. and it would pay for operations. if passed, the tax proposal would take affect july 1st. >> and happening today, the owner of horseshoe, cleveland, making an announcement about the upcoming changes. the company recently bought out the partner ceasar's entertainment. it's going through bankruptcy now and is expected to take over the day-to-day operations by the middle of the year. >>> and new this morning, a popular cleveland breakfast >> and in cleveland, they will close at the end of the month and the landlord and owner can't come to an agreement. and the, operated for years -- the business operated for gee years without a lease and -- that is on boulevard and west 117th. it will shut down february 29th. which is next m

set of goals and asspirerations for the city and we can test and grow and sustain and/or not sustain because it didn't work. now we have a much more fragmented or siloed system so i think the question is the answer. >> great. we will go to abbee and i noticed president wong. >> [inaudible] (off mic). >> deputy superintendent i'm sorry. this is being recorded so could you do it at the mic. thank you. >> so those are two big questions and i have a little bit of a common answer to both of them which is between now and may we want to get as far as we can at laying out the plans for what happened happen after july -- i mean after june basically, so you know on the question of the data we don't think that we can through the auspices of the working group come up with the existing data or the targets by may. what we want to do by may is to layout our proposed process and hopefully a timeline for when we think that it's feasible -- you know, by whose efforts, by when to do that. it's a huge body of work as you can imagine, and it's going to be really important for the council to think careful

set of goals and asspirerations for the city and we can test and grow and sustain and/or not sustain because it didn't work. now we have a much more fragmented or siloed system so i think the question is the answer. >> great. we will go to abbee and i noticed president wong. >> [inaudible] (off mic). >> deputy superintendent i'm sorry. this is being recorded so could you do it at the mic. thank you. >> so those are two big questions and i have a little bit of a common answer to both of them which is between now and may we want to get as far as we can at laying out the plans for what happened happen after july -- i mean after june basically, so you know on the question of the data we don't think that we can through the auspices of the working group come up with the existing data or the targets by may. what we want to do by may is to layout our proposed process and hopefully a timeline for when we think that it's feasible -- you know, by whose efforts, by when to do that. it's a huge body of work as you can imagine, and it's going to be really important for the council to think careful

and jeb bush makes 13 million and got five. and i got two.nd so i think you rather have me manage your money. >> it is interesting and tough to hear. he said i didn't spend a lot of money or time there, and so, well, they won and they won because it came down to the dollar signs, what do you think about that? >> listen, i think that chris christie and john kasich and jeb bush p, they stake their campaigns on new hampshire when you have two states that start the process as different as iowa and new hampshire are. if you are chris christie it doesn't make a lot of sense to spend time and money in a state like iowa. the question is from now and until new hampshire, are we going to see chris christie, jeb bush and john sich is sich, are they going to go after maco rubio. christie has and jeb bush has. and how does rubio handle that? he has a fight with the so- called establishment candidates who are staking their candidacy on new hampshire and then he has to deal with donald trump who will come out aggressive on rubio. rubio has a lot of calculat

and so for a long time racing was all about me and about winning races and championships and that is still very important but se same time when you come home to a family it puts it in perspective and have good and bad days to be able to -- your kids want you to hold them and love 'em and don't care whether you won the race or finished 10th or 15th and gives you a good perspective of life and what is important. >> john: you qualified for the big race? >> right. >> john: congratulations! and your car has been really good this weekend! your thoughts looking ahead to the rest of the weekend? >> my thoughts are, thankful to get the financial chevrolet in the show and sunday a lot of fun. we'll race hard and try and get our partners in victory lane and don't have a lot on the line and can go and happening out sunday now that we're in the race and give it all we have. >> amy: what do you think of changes? >> amazing. i'm looking forward to the truck stand and get a better perspective of daytona rising. it's amazing what they've done to the facility and day tan is setting the benchmark. >> j

hyatt regency and look at highways and byways and hotels and motels and the district at large there and i-drive can be seen there. a really, really good looking shot and pretty overall and again just emphasizes the rain-free conditions and the stronger storm that could come blowing through by next tuesday and wednesday. the high settles east from region and allows wiggle room in the atmosphere to allow the low moving toward the western u.s. to come across texas and move our way and it will change our weather world, monday and tuesday and early wednesday, days of transition monday, by tuesday the rain chance is up and up. departing system, may be windy with morning rainfall wednesday as it looks like another major ocean storm will take shape east of our shores and taking the rainfall with it an enhancing the winds late in the forecast period. over to you. >> still to come we're checking out all things antiques and gardening this weekend. >> you going to be there. >> john: i'll check out race we'll be there. >> amy: we'll be together at daytona 500. a great alternative, something fun

and i love this, kids, ditch the tablet and tv and go outside and play! a new way to approach youth fitness. also on the program, the lawrence partnership, in the house, this morning as well w we will chat with the mayor of lawns and key stake holders in the revitalization collaboration. boston public schools have come under serious skoyt in the wake of students protests at the boston latin school. they have been protesting racist taunting on social media but after they took it to administrators last year they were ignored. boston mayor and superintendent tommy chang have weighed in on investigation. this week black leaders forced a meeting with the superintendent where they pushed for justice and reforms across the boston public schools. this morning we have on the show three who met with superintendent chang earlier. kevin peterson, a civic leader in boston and founder of the new coalition. and darnell williams president and ceo of the urban league of massachusetts and bob marshall a member of the black educators alliance of massachusetts. welcome to "u

and windchills in the teens to the north and west and 32 philadelphia and 21 in millville and even tomorrow afternoon despite we see a lot of sunshine the windchills pretty much area wide will stay in the mid to upper 20s this after 4:00 tomorrow afternoon. >> as we look at the four day at 4:00 forecast, the sunshine is back for the end of the week but with the whipping winds, 41 will feel like the upper 20s and the winds will ease on saturday, the sunrise sticks around and temperatures right around average at 45 degrees and then the temperatures will skyrocket with a southwesterly wind, sun and clouds and 62 on sunday and the last day of february on monday very mild and maybe a sprinkle with temperatures still in the low 60s. and we'll let you know what happened when we enter the move march, in the seven day. >> all right adam thank you. >>> still ahead here today some of our founding fathers got together to celebrate the 225th birthday of something we still all use. >>> a boat runs aground and the rescue boat flips over. the effort to rescue both ships. >>> wait until you see the relation

siberia and mongolia and what leaks out is not below average as it is and it's cold and minus 11 and2 in seoul and 10 in tokyo and more snow showers to come staying on this side of the frontal system with sun in between. on that note briefly japan and china are both in the polar air but it's the first time in hong kong that the sun has been out for about ten days. it's not overly warm, it's 14 degrees but the sun is back, nick? >> rob, thanks very much and see you later thank you. pro-government forces in yemen are continuing their offensive on houthi rebels and ally in sanaa province as they push towards the capitol and surrounding the rebel base east of the city and al jazeera is watching as government forces repel houthi fighters. >> reporter: you can see artillery shelling and the national army hopes to take control of the base in the coming hours, however they are worried about the ieds and the land inmines there and the base is powerless and less useful for forces as they are under tight lock down. the national army is hoping to capture this base so they can control the road to

and it can be with seidenberg and it can be taken on by pavel, and fed back and abdelkader and abdelkader and the shot was ripped wide. after this is marchand. smith played it up the board and 2:10 to go and alrdy hash mark and gustav son as they were going to pull him off. so now krug and here comes gustavsson to the bench with the extra man. the extra man is chara and sometimes he goes to the front of the net and this time he goes behind the net and play is stopped. >> a tremendous opportunity for the detroit red wings off the rush and he started with a good shot block against seidenberg and that's what gives it up to zetterberg. >> smith over to abdelkader rockets that high and wide. the only thing that was diminished. ♪ ♪ >> eddie: mrazek peering out. eriksson and krejci to take draw, marchand, chara and krug. as it is around behind and meanwhile, the empty nest and helm couldn't get him to approve and marchand on the attack and they fan them out and play it across to krejci. a hundred seconds to go as of now expect mrazek able to knock it down and kicked on back by dekeyser and punch

, slowly but surely, up and out of 50s and sun is shining and weather sweet and we look good. the satellite now you see a lot of clouds over the atlantic, slowly but surely coming our way and will be suddenly at times, passing cloud cover and ultimately the sun will dominate the weather roost all weekend long and we're looking good. our hour by hour forecast suggesting just that. 73 by 2:00 and 69 by 5:00. and 8 o'clock temps around 63. the racers forecast now as we get into the day saturday and sunday. the ramp-up straight up through the 70s and when we talk about the nation as a whole, the national satellite/weather this side of the earth but look out west. pretty big storm now and, packing a punch. a bit of juice once it gets near us and could drink up the rain chances getting into early and mid next week. our 7-day forecast, highlighting again ample sunshine for the weekend. when we get to monday, 78, 79 tuesday. there is this rain chance at 50%, 71 wednesday and thursday, 69. looks like wednesday and thursday will be windy on the back side of departing low pressure and co

style and times and everything and your body as well. spotspotanother story. big plan shaquille o'neal making he was a terrible free throw shooter and something that another hall of famer tried to help him with. >> first of all, i would like to thank all of the guys on stage. you inspired me. except for rick, and he came to lsu and wanted free to shoot free throw. i can't do it. can't do it, too cool for that. >> sports anchor: on the ice. the panthers, cats striking first. and making one- nothing panthers and all-star goalie surrenders not one, not two, but three goals in the first period alone. the cats call on this one. 5- 3 andry to bounce back against nashville later tonight. >>> dolphins made move to free up salary cap case cutting quarterback and a defense end. sports wrap. >> totd: we'll update the top stories we are following today. >> neki: first, a live look out of the hollywood beach cam. look at them. they are having a great time. we'll have the full forecast when we come back. >> we are not cookingn soflo taste. this weeken

and showers and garbage access.we have the money. this is the richest city in the area. and i'm not going to -- everyone else said a lot of what i wanted to say. so i just want to say that we need for you to look holistically on how you are governing us? we need you to stop the evictions that are driving homelessness. so pass speculator tax and put a moratorium on evictions so people don't end up being homeless. a lot that trickles down to homeless that we need you to stop. in general, there is 62 people in the world that have more wealth in the bottom half of our income-earners in the world. that is a huge person. we're the most unequal city in the united states right now as far as our gap between rich and poor. so we need to pass policy that addresses that instead of catering to rich corporations here and giving them tax breaks. thank you [ applause ] . >> thank you. x good afternoon. my name is martha ryan the founder and executive director of the homeless prenatal program. a family resource center that has been

it zooms and looks and dunes. so and then taking a look near the dwip and nenl it' s going to look like that today. no. in fact the weather story for today is we start owed with a lot of klouy skies and chill in the air with this afternoon. when the wind is picking up the then tomorrow maybe a lilgtsering rain in the morning and better and better as we go through the rest of the afternoon. the wind speeds are a factor all day today and look at this with palm coast in 16 miles and and then nesmall craft advisories and be very choly in two and then it is not a voting day. starting to see something down here in the gulf of mexico. rins will push their way cooz and i would say the south central part of the area. orlando currently about 10- 50 . 40 temperatures here if onlyo and 73 and then it' s 47 in leesburg. and then the plains states getting closer and closer and pushing rain across with cloudy conditions that will exist. or if we that you can about that. >> listen. not boat. not a good idea. at 1:00 this afternoo

everybody over an inch with us yesterday and a lot of folks an inch and a half and raleigh and inch and quarter. but over an inch and a half in and it is still coming down. some places it may not be raining. but there is a lot of water on the roads and limbs. and so you have the spray. 63 is the current temperature and a nice warm morning. yesterday we started 509z and climbed into the 70s. 60s this morning. but instead of climbing, we'll be going the other direction today. it will be one of the weird days where the temperature is warmer in the morning and cooler in the afternoon. 67 in rox better row we'll see the temperatures -- roxboro. and we'll see the temperatures cooling down by 8:00 a.m. satellite and radar showing this lingering front along the coast. and most of the heaviest rain today will be along the coast. but we'll have waves of it riding back across the area. you can see it here on futurecast. but into the afternoon, more of this is pushing back to the west and especially east of 95. rain out of this system. we had over an inch already and we may have another inch i-95 t

degrees today and gilroy the record is 81 and i went 80, down to monterey and sacramento we will take you to southern california but 77 in sandra fell and san jose will be 4 shy and napa will be 1 off the record. san francisco 76 will tie, sso 75 and 80 will tie record set one year ago. one year ago we had record highs in here we go again. oh 50s, upper 60s and huckleberry 63 degrees, offshore air. palo alto says 49 and denville 62, black hills 65, warm air aloft it will not take long to warm up. mainly in offshore trees and slight, nothing too strong but a few locations out of the west, except for a few high clouds it is warm and upper 70s to near 80. way above normal. we do have changes later in the week and it will not be hot all week. more coming up. unless something has popped up in your screen today should be pretty easy. >>> good morning to you, we do not have a lot going on, we will look at some of the traffic pictures and tell you that in general the roads are light because of the presidents' day holiday. let's go take a look at what we have, traffic moving along nicely as we

v and going on-line and rechecking and then they announced the public beach, and we said. this is a real deal. >> with news crews all over the ty, this veteran, 34-year-old, manufacturing engineering, who now plans to retire, and his wife, say they just acted normal. and stayed, quiet but it has been a tough month. >> a lost a lot of sleep. >> lost a lot of sleep. >> and i lost over ten pounds, and it is a lot of pacing at night. >> the couple will not say if they have any children, they do y this they plan to use the monthny to take care of family and don't think that the mey will change them. >> it is not going to change my day-to-day life, insteadad of designing airplanes, i am going to be doing charity and tax strategies and invevements. >> i am afraid that it is going to make me less friendly, because i will be worried. >> they plan to stay there for now and r rurn to that same theiei second home and even though they plan to help special people in their lives they know a couplee of things they want to splurge on. >> he wants to get a car. >> how about you? >> i don't

and we're falling from the upper 30s and upper 20s. hour-by-hour, 7:00, and 20s and 30s. a chilly night ahead and some clouds tomorrow and doings better temperaturewise into the 40s tomorrow and this is what we're watching when you wake up on wednesday. grab the rain gear and that is how it looks now. and that looks like the area of low pressure is into northern ohio and means the snow is in indiana and michigan. this can change, though. rain for us on wednesday and all day wednesday. scattered showers, 30s and 40s and that changeover from rain to snow will happen thursday morning and that is coming into western ohio. i can't overemphasize a change of track of 50-miles on the storm is a big deal. and if that track moves farther eastern ohio, we bring that heavy snow from indiana and michigan into ohio. and there is still a lot that can happen on this thing wednesday and thursday, 38 today and we're quiet today, tonight, and tomorrow. it's after that that things get interesting. a few clouds around and calling the seven-day forecast and we're quiet tomorrow and it's wednes

and that day the winds were very high and the sun was scorching and we prayed for safety and the thatould use the series to open hearts to him. and we had a man on the set whose job it was to wrangle snakes and scorpions from each of the locations and normally he found about one or two snakes a day. but on the morning of the crews crews -- crews fiction, he removed 48 snakes from the hillside of golgatha. we believe that the power of prayer at work and symbolism much the snake wasn't lost on any of us. and we also prayed as we cast the series, we were only a few months away from beginning filming and we still hadn't cast the most important role of jesus. so i sent out an email to all of my contacts with the header, looking for jesus. [laughter] we asked in prayer that the right actor would show up. and through a series of remarkable coincidences we came across portuguese actor diego morgado as he walked up our garden path to meet us for the first time, i said to mark, there he is, there's our jesus. he was answer to a prayer. his touching and affecting performance as jesus helped to i

county, delaware and the southern point in our area and winter storm warning at 7:00 tonight and four to eight inches of snow and the rest of the area has winter weather advisories and most of the region until 10:00 tonight up toward the lehigh valley in poconos and less serious conditions and less snow accumulation and now the longer it takes for this to spread up to the north, the longer it's going to take for the snow to change over to rain in the southern portions of our area and it is starting to spread to the north, as you can see coming up through new castle county, delaware and into salem county, new jersey and we'll be getting into philadelphia within the next hour and it's already starting to change over in cape may county as you saw on the lens of the camera there and from washington, d.c., southward, that's where they're getting hit hard if you extrapolate that into southern delaware, that's where they're going to be getting the greatest amounts of accumulation. . the visibleit tells us how the snow is and we don't have anything from philadelphia northward, but even in wil

with this put-back and the foul, and lewis nails the three, and they beat sever and no doubt that jameis winston learns a lot in his first season, but the game they learned ts the most from didn't count in the standing, it was the pro bowl. i think winstons that had a drie because if you remember after his melt-down game after carolina after he threw four picks he adjusted his game. >> the game thing about jameis winston is he always want to say get better. and i think it was really fortunate that he was able to go out to the pro bowl and spend at one time the top players in the league at every position and i think all that did was motivate him to continue to get better. believe it with quarterback play as well, i think experience is the best teacher. and so that experience will enable him to get better. >> and he is at the combine and they are going to look at a minimum of 60 players getting ready for the draft. >> and still to come, an act of >> see who took >> the hits keep on coming. this from dawn kunell in hudson, a fantastic sunset, a great sky. thanks a lot, dawn, a fox 13 umbrel

that family can work hard and get and and pay overtime pay and women.or men and we also have to hold strong principalses and the that unite us. we have to be unafraid to face our challenges. to be able to look at climate change and see it's the opportunity toss come to the united states of in 100 years. and i was honored to be the first candidate to put forward a us to 100% clean andtric energy grid by 2050 create 9 million jobs along the way. applause] >> we are a great nation. and we are a good and we are generous ate and a people and we have to hold strong to the values that make us americans. too, is what this tough fight was about. ur diversity is our strength and we need comprehensive 11 million reform to of our neighbors. and f the shadow economy into the full light of an american economy. with so many people across our country. ramirez h a family the family in texas. two parents undocumented, two of older daughters covered by president obama's executive 13-year-old eir girl abigail, born in the u.s.a., american citizen, and school tle girl goes to every single day wandering i

and representatives bill chummily, and wendy smith and mike burns and jay jordan. nash and pastor mike gonzalez. and heroic volunteers like david aguilar, and all seven of their terrific kids. and the nearly 500 south carolina pastors that endorsed and joined in this campaign. first iowa, and then new hampshire, and now south carolina. we don't know the exact results right now. right now we are effectively tied for second place, and each time defying expectations and causing the pundits -- [ chanting ] indeed. indeed the screaming you hear now from across the potomac is the washington cartel in full terror that the conservative grassroots are rising up. before we reflect on what we have together accomplished, i would like to pause for a moment of silence in honor of a great man, an american hero, justice antonin scalia. today i attended justice scalia's funeral. i had the honor of knowing him for 20 years. he was brilliant and principled and faithful and a ferocious defender of the constitution and the bill of rights. [ applause ] as ronald reagan was to the presid

and associates and the remainder the chief architect is solomon and here we'll have 5 hundred and 99units of which 80 will be affordable we threw up see the construction soon we're the final phases of the construction block 4 was presented to you already an office building required our consideration this is under construction the developer again is gallopi and the architects has one and one and 80 square feet plus close o closest to the financial district and block 8 between fremont and first street is housing development mixed income and roll call on the ground floor following the urban design scheme they all sides this is related in conjunction with the architect and willingly may and architects 5 hundred and 46 units of which 27 percent are accountable again also construction we expect to start in the next couple me u couple e block is the design and we sunshi should see the construction start the architect is skid marks and again local architects 4 hundred and 36 units one and 9 are affordable. >> now still some blocks we have to design not planned transferred to developers and t

. >> and commissioners and ladies and gentlemen, i'm ms.arshall the president of the alliance of black school educators i'm sad and happy to stand before you i am happy i want watched what took place a bs u to walk into the club i'm proud of bs u at lowell high school throughout my life i've gained that this because the young people led did civil rights movement therapy not front yard of the dog and paragraphafraid killed i can live whatever he want and have the education and went to college i can get a job whatever to b suctis u high schu rock thank you very much. >> i'm sad today because for generations we've exonerate that law scho lowell has rational issues i was standing with the young people and they shared things that happened to them thirty and 40 years this is happening tour our young people and the confirmatio commissioners i'm sad i want the young people to know that the naacp stand with you and the young people to know that the black educators stand with you and the i want to let you know that the african-american community and

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in part we are-4 and 5, so just 1 and 3, but 4 and 5 targeting families and under the helths and safety code and as part the rebuild code we want to replace the bedrooms. we cant fit all the bedroom counts within the development and there isn't a need for all those 5 bedrooms within the alice griffith rebuild of housing replacement, so we are replacing those bedrooms within the project site. in addition, we would provide for in each of the two development blocks two family chair care units so if you walk through 1184 street there are family childcare units, 3 bedrooms that provide young chileds care service with open space and see this as a mar key development. each will have community meeting rooms for example, 1184 street provides a good example of that along with a number of other affordable housing developments. because this is along the primary retail street so acruss the street within a wedge you will see in subsquents meetings, mixed use development urban retail format outlet retail that is residential and moving theater and performing arts and grocery store are in the thick of i

and systems are out and walked in and refrigerators place slices and ice machines. >> the very same thing happened 8 years going closing down the business for ten months. >> it could not have happened on the worst possible day. coldest day in over 30 years. >> mayor bill carpenter tells us repair crews worked tireless us repair crews worked tirelessly saturday night noon sunday and says the age of 8 sunday and says the age of 80-year-old pipe is problem and repairs are not enough. replacement is needed. throughout the city. throughout the city.. >> this really comes down to the money. >> it will be hundreds of millions of dollars to replace all of the hype that needs to be replaced -- pipe that needs to be relace placed. >> it will eventually be taken care of. >> it is with the insurance company in the sit yain the incident last month. >> carpenter promised a more permanent fix soob 200 foot long replacement pipe. he hopes another sdalingter does not hit. >> it's going bust through again and it's like what aim doing. why am i trying to rebuild and put the place back together and there's n

and dropping over $80. forecast missed and weigh withing on the stocks. and facebook and google. have a couple of winners and losers. michael kohres seeing strong demand. and there is ralph lauren. and mattel. that is down 20 percent. and connocophillip system down. and last but not least, janet yellen will speak to congress and will there be a rate hike. and that's going to be key as well. these are the things that we are keying on, wall street. if you can't take the heat take it off the table. >> chicken wings sales will be big. >> 1.3 billion chicken wings and hot. >> thank you very much. >> and the war of words between ted cruz and donald trump dominating iowa in the back and forth insults are the catnip for the media. but also said there is something of value there as well. and host of media buzz. howard kurtz. what is the value of the back and forth is what? >> the value for the media, we can't get enough of the slugfest. donald trump saying that ted cruz is a cheat and a fraud and he stole the iowa caucus and should be a do over. it is it an easy story to report. i am not

and notice gaithersburg and westminster 27 and so temperatures for gaithersburg and westminster have actually dropped a little bit. we're seeing temperatures colder for hagerstown and mar continuesburg as well and culpeper down to 26 the deal is with the flurries moving through, we had some clouds. now, it looks like we're beginning to see some of those clouds already starting to erode. if that happens, and we get tom clearing of the skies before sunrise our temperatures can drop off a little more before it's all said and done. colder temperatures. equal a few more slick spots possible. so watch for that. and we're going to start off the morning with a few clouds. it will be cold. temperatures generally speaking mid up toer 20s. 37 or so at lunchtime. that's chile right? and then later on today, flurries possible. not probable. temperatures in the upper 30s. >> here's erin aaron i see her standing by patiently. . >> 5:07 and right now queen ans we have a crash 50 west to watch for and it's right before exit 41 kent arrows road right lane blocked and caution through on left lane there

ten others injuries and among them four children and two women and military said it was targeted i.s.i.lrolled residential area in two areas west of fallujah. libyan airforce jet has been shot down over the city of benghazi and the plane was hit by fire from antiartillery guns carrying out air strikes against troops in benghazi and the fie lots ejected safely, this is the third libya jet to be downed since beginning of the year. group al-shabab claimed responsibility for an explosion of a plane and it was targeting senior western officials on board the flight and one was killed after being sucked through a hole in the fuselage and the plain was forced to make a landing on february the second in mogadishi and al-sisi is handing legislative authority back to parliament and made comments during an address to mps and victoria reports. >> reporter: president sisi delivers a speech to parliament and there has been no legislature in egypt and the democratic democratically house was dissolved in 2012 and since then all power has been in the hands of the president but in his speech sisi announced

. >> and pot and guns were not all. a drug suspect was arrested on the run for two years wanted on a drug indictment in sacramento. >> he was moving around around a bit. we were able to get him into custody. >> the fugitive is known as shop mechanic. agencies car parts as part of the investigation that included deputy u.s. marshalls and d. e. a. agents. >> drug people do not be long where people play. we spoke to lamont that didn't want to go on camera for fear of retaliation. >> it is good thing they are trying to clean up the neighborhood. >> agents are grateful for the community support. >> these types of fugitives nestle in the neighborhoods that do have a lot of hard working folks and law-abiding citizens within them and they try to hide in main sight and with the indoor grows they have a lot of power that can be a hazard to the neighborhood and with the amount of drug distribution that goes with the grow house there is a lot of people that are not from here and don't care about the neighborhood and the people with

. >> reporter: this is the mosquito and spreads denge and chikungunya disease and yellow fever and nowrus and how to control and eradicate with numbers in the bills and can reproduce prolifically. >> one female in three months can produce 15.6 female of spring or able to spread the disease. and the solution of this company architect is to breed in preventing them from reaching adulthood. >> reporter: in this lab genetic biologists use an antedote allow them to create millions of male mosquitos and they do not bite or spread disease but once released in the wild the genetically modified males can descimate the population. >> when we release the males they can't tell the difference between ours and a wild one and it will be a 50/50 straight bet and if she mates with ours the off spring will die so it's simply a numbers game and need to put more males out there so more of the females mate with ours because every time a female mates with one of ours they are not have viable of spring and you bring the population down and what that means in practice is that in a town within six months you c

up and looked like he cut the drop and it dropped prop and it dropped into the water and guys starting going in and starting coming up looks like they got three people out of the helicopter. >> the tours to the u.s.s. arizona memorial are closed for the moment. >> cynthia, thank you very much, well, a recess bill may have could require elementary schools to set aside 20 minutes a way to free play. it was approved today and supporters say children need recess to examine pend energy and give them a break from school work, but the senate may not sign the bill. and still to come, donald trump takes on the poap. >> the pope is being told that donald trump is not a nice person. >> he bizarre battle that stre-e-e-e-eam stream, stream, stre-eam stre-e-e-e-eam stream, stream, stream when i want you in my arms when i want you and all your charms whenever i want you developed on the >> an unlikely battle has developed on the campaign between donald trump and the pope. the pontiff said that trump's immigration policy is not christian, but trump, no surprise, fired back. >> what was the reaction, e

meteorologist and a weather fan, this is a cool morning and it is going to 50 and didn't mean it and it's a cool morning and starting about looking at danville and watching this drop down steadily over the last our or so and starting at 56 down to 53 and 30s off to and it is to continue to make its way across. rebound in the 40s with that mix of clouds. we'll have that when "good day, virginia" returns right now. deadline is approaching.there may be something you need to do if you want to take part in thank you for choosing good day virginia. it's thursday january 4.i'm january keaton and i'm kyle benjamin. rocky mount police arrested and charged a woman with unlawful concealment of human remains, after they found a newborn in a dumpster. police say an autopsy points to a stillbirth.katherine dellis of rocky mount remains in jail this morning.anyone with information is asked to call police. manufacturing operations are shut down again today at the vaughan-bassett furniture company's plant in galax - after someone vandalized the facility tuesday night. police say they are still trying

and training and prevention and early intervention as well as invasions. in order to access mhsa funding counties are required to develop a 3 year integrated program and expenditure plan and subsequent annual updates in collaboration with stakeholders. the department of public health [inaudible] in fiscal year 14-15. the 15-16 report provides a overview of progress implementing the various component plans in san francisco. this report act as a update on implementation and not for budget request approval for the components as the action takes place in the broader process. legislation requires stakeholder plans be authorized be adopted by the [inaudible] collaboration was [inaudible] including mental health program directors, community members, mental health professions, community based organizations, behavioral health [inaudible] and family members. the updates are for 15-16. the data was illicited by program reports, focus groups, participant surveys and other evaluation methods. department of public health facil taiz bimonthly meetings to seek approval th

and strategic planning one and 50th anniversary and special events and outreach for other governmentgencies and the public's and report from operations on the overall field operations including emergency medical services and the investigation the airport division and super bowl 50 review. >> thank you. >> achieve the department chief joanne hayes-white good morning commissioner president covington and commissioners is my report since january 27th more social wish the commission secretary a happy birthday so happy birthday. >> regarding the budget i know we had a lengthy discussion about the budget overview and tutor moving forward like commissioner president covington there are realty needs for the department the lean budget years we had to defer a lot as the city grows we need to grow and be staffed and have the proper modern equipment we need one other item that is budget related on february 3rd i presented before the budget and finance $350 million bond of which $4 million is earmarked towards this status quo ems fat facility that is behind jerald street and in addition as i recor

the in baimingersburg and 11 baltimore and 10 frederick and 8 haikers up to and the culpeper and fredericksburgthis morning. a little breeze coming in north subsiding in places like dulle dulles, mannasas, and here is dulles in d.c. it doesn't may much to get the wind chills down. feels like 4 washington. negative 1 gaithersburg and zero feels like for frederick. cold morning out there. good news it will be a dry day for bulk of day today. lots of sunshine through the first half of the day and clouds build in ahead of the next storm system. it used to be a watched zone and now winter weather morning. we're talking about rhetoric, washington, grant county west virginia and notice -- still as you get closer to d.c. metro area. metro d.c. is not under watch or warning. we'll keep an eye on that. more advisories. >> deceptive sunshine there and 26 degrees. high temperature today we have snow to talk about. i'll bring you toytales coming up in a few minutes, annie, back to you. >> well, thank you so much. team coverage of the frigid temperatures continue this morning with megan dice of how to stay s

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but the action is east of columbia, and we see the yellows and reds, and oranges there, and that continues to be now east of 95, the line right in here, and that will continue to move to the east, and in terms of threatening weather, that's all that we have, and we have it there, and we come a little bit further south again, and you can see it extend down to vanburg, bowman, and that's going to go out to the east. in terms of threatening weather, that's the assist of it. behind it we have rain, rain focused basically west of there, and there's a good bit of it, and on and off showers for the can expect as we work our way through, and we will talk about what's going on in terms of the weather, in terms of the bigger view, and the temperatures still warm, and you step outside, and it's 65 here in columbia, and 70 in manning, and see this line right in the middle there? that's the line of intense weather, and that's what sparked that tornado and continuing to produce the significant weather east of columbia, and notice behind it here, there's a good bit of clearing, and it will get here, and

my button's not working" and then -- her husband and she are so nice and so sweet and we talked about the challenges of the red carpet which is a scintillating conversation and cut to the end of the night and in addition to my button being non-working, all of the studs in my shirt had popped out. they were too small. i didn't check those either. >> seth: gotcha. >> so about half of the ceremony i was trying to find them with my feet under the table and my shirt is wide open now because a tucked shirt doesn't have any >> seth: exactly, yeah. >> so i get up at the end of the night and my shirt is wide open and i'm trying to kind of discreetly get back to the table and mark ruffalo says who's also in "spotlight" says, "dude man what's wrong with your shirt?" [ light laughter ] i said, "i lost my tux studs." he goes, "where are they?" i said, "they're under the table." "well let's find them." [ light laughter ] literally on our hands and knees under the table at the global globes. and he's like i found two of them. i found two of them. and i found one. he's so game, right. >> seth: by the

their entire family and the scores and scores of -- of their friends and colleagues and the millions more admirers and may god bless the country he so loved. with that, mr. speaker, i would like to yield to the gentleman from virginia and the distinguished chairman of the judiciary committee, mr. goodlatte. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. mr. goodlatte: thank you, mr. speaker. i'd like to especially thank congresswoman comstock for eading this tribute to justice scalia. the nation's legal lights faded recently with the loss of the great supreme court justice antonin scalia. but they will not be dimmed for long. for justice scalia left a legacy of illumination that will continue far beyond his mortal years. although justice scalia is no longer with us on earth, his cogent, witty, and plain spoken writings will continue to educate law students and good citizens everywhere for centuries to come. justice scalia was no mere legal technician. he was a deep thinker who had an uncommon knack for crystallizing powerful ideas into trenchant, lasting prose. the journey on which he l

for short term events and performances by other arts groups and accumulate wedding and dances and onhe space will have been is a catered kitchen and bar and independent of a moveable stage the power house design was a simplified version and the vast majority of improvements will be reigned in the master plan phase one will be having hazmat - improved entrances and restored windows and mechanic and electrical system and a new floor with the heating given the historic nature of the building we're unable to change the envelope of the building or the power house and thus accommodate class one bilk the rec and park department has committed to allowing the employees to store their bicycles in their office spaces lastly the planning department has included it is a modification and thus has no effect on the ceqa and the carbarn has sat empty across the street from one of the busiest transportation hubs the city it is a great historic building with the flexibility and to enter jiujitsu the community the balboa station the restoration will serve as an anchor for the neighborhood that also stat

about severe weather and storms and hurricane and i what blast. traffic and weather together robi. >> reporter: we have an accident slowing things down in the already busy expressway. the crash is down in the expressway northbound if quincy at furnace brook parkway. total traffic network says a van crashed into the back of a tractor trailer. two right lanes are closed. from south bay to the split. 128 southbound crawling between logan express to the split. 39 southbound stop and go in the andover stretch between 495 and bogged down again between 128 and med foresquare and route 1 southbound a disabled truck blocking the right lane before webster avenue. route 3 south hang up between 495 and 129 kathryn. >> thank you. >>> arming officers on a local college campus will be the subject of a public hearing today. the boston city council hearing is at 5 tonight. it will discuss northeastern university decision to arm the officers with a semiautomatic rifle. and the school office says they need the rifles in case of an emergency but boston police officia

your first-alert forecast, mostly sunny and a light wind and humidity down and rain is up and rain-free. highs about 78 and on the money for where we belong. as a matter of fact, rain chances are out and we've got a mild or dry forecast to take you through the rest of the workweek on into the upcoming weekend and we'll detail that for you and my complete first-alert forecast, right now, eric, back to you. >> the calmer conditions for today making it a whole lot easier for the cleanup efforts to continue this midday. take a look at that, it will take a while and ceiling tiles after an ef-1 tornado slammed into those houses. a horse pack, ponies panicked bolted right out of their stalls like toys and around the intercoastal in fort lauderdale and pretty strong winds turned over some boats and sunk others completely. >>> mother nature doing a good amount of damage in miami-dade and that's where another tornado touchdown, we do have confirmation as of this midday that we had three tornadoes and nbc 6 reporter julia bagg is live in north miami beach and it will take a while before everything

chair and board members and mr. reiskin and thank you, my boss john halley what a privilege of working on this project i had fun everyday i've been with the program for 3 two years and privileged to have this job and a little bit about myself as a young child my family didn't have a car we rode muni i rode the green buses the late 60s with the gym i didn't see came out i saw them coming up california street i was excited it making made the funnier riding the bus my daughter rides the 38 gary she said buttons on every stop i don't have to reach crossed people my daughter enjoys the buses as well the muni has made blood progress in my cases limited service only on week days and saturdays and sunday's this is a terrific increase in service i want to thank the board in every way for this vanishment. >> forgive me this is my first time but i too wanted to thank the board and my boss john for take the opportunity to work with this group and john and people that are here that i really they support not only me but all of us