. >>> despite a demolition, plans for a k-8 school at the site of the old audubon park elementary will be delayed for one year. ahead of 4, the problems underneath the ground on these baseball fields that will cost taxpayers. >>> a huge decrease in the number of orange county teachers who scored as highly effective on their state performance reviews. next, why the teachers union says 80 percent of its teachers came in so much lower. and many of you first saw the jaw-dropping video on our facebook page yesterday. investigators say it shows a day care director body slamming a child. >> we was surprised she was able to work. ahh... yeah! ahh... ahh... ah. you probably say it a million times a day. ahh... ahh! ahh... ahh! but at cigna, we want to help everyone say it once a year. say "ahh". >>ahh... cigna medical plans cover one hundred percent of your in-network annual checkup. so america, let's go. know. ahh! and take control of your health. cigna. together, all the way. school district across florida found out how well the states are thinking teachers are doing ranked highly effective d

bird count---feb. 13-16----19th annual count this is a joint effort by cornell university and the audubon society. in 2015 they went global for the first time and www.birdsource.org checklists submitted: 147,265 total species observed: backyard bird count---feb. 13-16----19th annual count this is a joint effort by cornell university and the audubon society. in 2015 they went global for the first time and came up with some impressive figures. www.birdsource.org checklists submitted: 147,265 total species observed: 5,090 total individual birds counted: 18,726,079 how will el nino affect this year's count? when all of the data is compiled, the bird experts will be looking to see if the "el nino" is causing birds to be seen in places where they normally are nearly 200 species and 700 checklists tease--eagles in carson valley--carson valley--nice place for eagles 15th annual event---february 19-21 the carson valley agricultural and ranching community, along with the carson valley visitors authority, the audubon society, the great basin birding observatory and the conservation community have an

in 1a, seventh-ranked newell- fonda facing un-ranked audubon. the mustangs jumped on top quick - maddi morenz from way downtown - newell-fda already out to a 5- point lead. it's a lead they'd extend - erin gerke - nice take rolls around and in - 7 point edge for the mustangs. audubon played tough early - layup by emily haubrich - the wheelers got back within 3 a little later. but no upsqt tonight - kate christiansen g/es off the window and newell-fonda is headed back to des moines, 65-47. defending state champs. the mustangs play undefeated exira- ehk in the 1a quarterfinals unity gets west branch in the 2a quarters. also in 2a, okoboji earns a state trip, beating grundy center, in clarion, 40 to 34. manson-northwest webster is going to des moines, beating des moines christian 47-4-4 iowa boys 4a substate play has started. according to the rankings, #3 council bluffs abe lincoln is the favorite to go to state. sioux city north and west playing two other council bluffs teams in round one. we'll start with north hosting council bluffs thomas jeffe

mid-second quarter....dana burban attacks the rack for the wheelers and gets it to fall...audubon down 25-19. then its maddi morenz for the 'stangs....newell- fonda up 34-23...... the defending champs well on their way to a return trip....kate christiansen with the offensive board and putback....mustan gs headed back to state 65-47. other 1a regional finals from tonight... lynnville sully falls to #4 kee in overtime, 61-58. and #3 springville holds off montezuma, 41-37. one final 1a score. #2 exira-ehk is heaed back with the 41-35 win. 2a scores, #4 pekin downs #11 van meter, 55-36 other 2a scores, #7 manson nw webster is on to state with the 47-43 win over dm christian. and #8 central decatur gets past panorama, 63-53. jordan/3shot (wrap sports) stephanie: jack: back... you're watching local five news at 10. wetemperature swings or weather systems are heading our way until the weekend. tonight will be mostly cloudy with a few snow/rain showers possible later for mainly northern counties. this slight chance will carry into tuesday as well with mostly cloudy skies expected to stick arou

newell-fonda, looking for yet another trip to state tonight as well taking on audubon. mid-second quarter....dana burban attacksthe rack for thewheelers and gets it to fall...audubon down 25-19. then its maddi morenz for the 'stangs....newell- fonda up 34-23...... the defending champs well on their way to a return trip....kate christiansen with the offensive board and putback....they win it 64-57. newell-fonda afternoon. chris: over on the boys side, class 3a and 4a teams opened up their journey to the tourney tonight, that slate includeded rematch here in sioux city. west took down lewis central 65- 46 back in december...and what an impressive showing here...big time hat tip. to the action...a loose ball, i about get taken out, but eventually cliff mccray ends up with it and puts it up and in...west down 3 after one. but in the second...marquise bolden with the cross court pass to mccray...that ties it up...west would lead it late, but lewis central ending the season, 75-71. elsewhere e 4a...north cruises past thomas jefferson 76- 41...they'll take on east in a substat

she had suffered minor injuries, and the audubon society nursed her back to health. they released her back into the wild in waterfront park in oregon yesterday. to help avoid these types of situations in the future by not littering. the director of the audubon conservation says people need to clean up after themselves when they're fishing. a couple in washington state said their vows in a high place. kristy and jim larsen made their marriage official 35- thousand feet in the air during an airline flight on friday. kristy is a flight attendant for alaska airlines, so they thought it was appropriate to get married there. she designed custom clothing accessories for herself to wear during the event. and passengers documented the experience, putting videos on social media before the flight even landed. (kristy larsen, married on airline flight): "it's been really overwhelming but really exciting and im glad that we were able to share love and joy with people and really touch people and make their flight a really fun experience." the wedding was a special one in honor of

audubon society rescued her from a fishing line last week. a family of refugees who fled from isis was reunited with their beloved pet cat in europe... the cat stayed with them as they walked to turkey... it even survived the journey across the aegean sea... but the family lost him once they reached the greek island of lesbos. some volunteers found it and started a social media campaign to they found their furry friend on the internet -- and after many long weeks they were reunited. that's going to do it for 9news at 4:30... but we have a aurora neighborhood is blocked off... while police try to end a stand-off that's been going on all- night. 9news reporters amelia earhart and noel brennan will guide you through the closures and latest developments. investigators say they know who... is responsible for a shooting rampage in michigan. what they don't know is why - we're tracking the latest on the uber driver accused in the killings... and we're learning more about the victims. jurors will be back in a boulder county courtroom this morning...

newell-fonda, looking for yet another trip to state last night as well taking on audubon. mid-second quarter....dana burban attacks the rack for the wheelers and gets it to fall...audubon down 25-19. then its maddi morenz for the 'stangs....newell- champs well on their way to a return trip....kate christiansen with the offensive board and putback....they win it 64-57. for full highlights and scores from last night, head to our website, siouxland matters dot com. but for now, back over to you. lukas: scott: it's time now to check on your forecast... scott:good morning siouxland. we had a light mix of rain and snow occur overnight with deteriorating clouds from west to east. visibility is compromised in northern and western siouxland. temperatures are in the 30s across most of the area. onto the dayplanner, you can see that we'll make it to a high in the middle 40s with diminishing cloud cover. lukas: thanks scott... deteriorating clouds from west to east. visibility is compromised in northern and western siouxland. temperatures are in the 30s across most of the area. onto t

and one in audubon closing down the black horse pike and the white horse pike is a better bet. and a crash on the shoulder at 31 miles per hour and runnemede 31 is blocked because of a wreck. and lets grab the ipad and do the commuter report on a tuesday afternoon. the normal fare on the blue route at delco. we'll check it again coming up in the next half hour. >> lots of jam, need some peanut butter matt. >>> and more coming up on replacing supreme court justice, anthony scalia. >>> and will the miss america pageant be leaving atlantic city? and hundreds of passengers end up stranded because of the weather and that was only the beginning of their ordeal, hear from them next when "action news" at 3:00 comes right back. introducing longhorn's big, bold, steaks. the only way to make em' better was to make em' bigger. our new center cut 10 ounce filet. our perfectly seasoned 16 ounce t-bone. and our fire grilled 18 ounce outlaw ribeye. big, bold, steaks. only at longhorn steakhouse. you can't fake steak. for lunch, try our steakhouse burger or any steakhouse lunch combo starting a

two and less around audubon and atlantic. i want to stress the higher totals will be off to the north and east of the metro. 14 degrees today, it is going to be a chilly one. 13 the low tonight. temperatures rise as the warm front pulls through. tomorrow, 32 degrees, the snow will taper off by the afternoon, and a big warm up. monday, 39, tuesday, close to 40. by the end of the week we are back near 50 degrees. >> coming up in your morning sports, will he play or will he not? dad: i know. spots. culligan man: the problem is your water! anncr: a culligan whole-house water conditioning system gets rid of sediment or impurities. so keeping everything spotless is effortless. mom: hey. dad: the culligan man. culligan man: morning! so, let me get this straight -- u.s. cellular has the phone you're looking for, a network that's built to give you coverage way out here where the other guys don't, and 6 gigs for only $40 a month. so, why on earth would you ever go with one of those other guys? switch to u.s. cellular now and get 6 gigs

the new audubon k-8 school is not opening until august of 2018. ocps says tests indicated the soil on the proposed site would need substantial work before it planned. tonight's meeting is set for 6 p.m. in the cafeteria of audubon park elementary. >> well, incredible video of a pro-surfer's 40-foot free fall. >> he was trying to hang 10 on a giant wave in maui. like being in a car crash. look at this. he told the surfing magazine he was actually blinded for a few seconds because of the strong sea spray before falling. the video was posted and put on his instagram account. he just drops right off that board and then the wave is so strong, it snapped his board. >> can you imagine that? >> no, no, i cannot imagine that. you would have to throw me from a cruise ship into something like that and then i'm taking you with me. >> i have a hard time surfing anything over 3 or 4 feet on a super long board. >> this is something i'm going to learn. >> you're online all the time. we all surf. we all do it. >> yes, you're right. >> that's the best surfing. >> i

the audubon so sidey rescued her from a fishing line last week -- i sure wish they would help me [ coughing ] >> sherryl's voice struggling a little bit. >> i love like how she hops, do i do do? i got it. >> i remember now. this is awesome. >>> the first family had an energetic visitor at the white house. dancing for joy while meeting them. and she'll share her secret for staying young at 6:25. we'll take a break and be right back. we live in a pick and choose world. choose, choose, choose. but at bedtime? ...why settle for this? enter sleep number, and the ultimate sleep number event, going on now. sleepiq technology tells you how well you slept and what adjustments you can make. he's more hardcore. so your sleep goes from good to great to wow! only at a sleep number store, all beds on sale right now save 50% on the ultimate limited edition bed, >>> it was just so random that it could have been anybody. >> a community devastated by a random rampage. today, an uber driver will be in court accused of killing six, wounding several others sphwhrrchl and the trial went much quicker than expecte

champions from newell- fonda are in search of their fourth straight trip to the well when they take on audubon. we'll have photo of the day. comes from... fred here. this is proof that the apple doesn't fall far from the tree. fred's 5 year old son, alex, is also a 30-something t-v meteorologist. if you're like to submit a facebook fan photo, just post it on our abc-9 facebook jenna/tim/chris/fred: (fred) your forecast for tonight is for a low of 30 and a slight chance of light rain and snow, along with patchy fog. tomorrow, look for partly cloudy skies and a high of 42. the 7-day forecast shows th slight chance of light rain or snow in the afternoon and evening wednesday. breezy winds will accompany cooler temperatures thursday. we'll see a late-week warmup, saturday. then, we'll sunday and monday--back to the 30s. mh@ >>> first video. the uber driver accused of ening fire on six total strangers. blow by blow, what happened. >> dispatch all units. >> and the warning that went out on social media just 30 minutes before the rampage began. >> it's hard to believe that the guy was sitting just on

. >> bode was treated at metro pol tan vet associates in audubon, pennsylvania where the oncologist gavethe poor prognosis, tumors on his spspleen, heart and lung, the cancer was advanced. might have a few days, maybe a month to live. we could do chemotherapy but it would not buy him much time. our one hope a chinese compound a arrived from mushrooms. >> the immunity comes from a very specific place mushrooms. active compound within this mushroom is the column i pepper. it has been used in chinese medicine for over 2,000 years, and the predominant interests that it is boosting immune function. >> penn vet researchers found in the study they have published in 2012 that this particular compound increased longevity in dogs with hemangio sarcoma and appeared to have a tumor fighting effect. >> we realized wow this is promising. it made us want to go ahead and dot next study which is the study that we're doing right now. >> first study was small, 15 dogs but some lived over a year. this was more definitive and involved 100 dogs. like this golden retriever, booth and this ten year-old my low.

sot at 145 audubon's jake mulford gets the take down on pleasantville's griffen mcbride mulford is moving after a tight 8-6 decision. staying at 145 zach mcloud of ogden gets taken down in the scramble by tanner heaberlin mcloud would lose by major decision. at 160 pounds the top seed is sal arzani from interstate-35.. the road runner speeding his way to multiple take downs and an eventual pin on kaden kilburg from lisbon. arzani just one loss this season. to 170 logan schumacher from martesndale-st.mary's working on the fall on staying perfect on the season is the sophomore. and at 182 is austin lentz of ogden the senior is a perfect 40-0 coming into the day-- and he'd leave that way getting an 8-3 decision after a couple of take downs he's number 2 and will wrestle unranked mason lyons next. sot " jon/sx3s stephanie/sx3s jack/sx3s we'll be right back... you're watching local five news at six. watching local five news at six. meteorologist brad edwards. brad: weather adlib: arrived! this is especially true for the southern half of the state where 50s and 60s have pushed in this afternoon

in 1a, k-p and mmc play in lemars, while newell-fonda and audubon meet in ida grove. we'll have highlights and scores at ten. lost in the shuffle of a busy weekend, the explorers signed former major league outfielder ryan kalish. he played for the red sox in 2010 -- hitting 4 homers with 24 rbi's and was boston's rookie of the year. kalish missed two seasons with injuries but played 57 games for the cubs in 2014. x's manager steve montgomery says kalish will bring leadership on the field and in the clubhouse. the explorers home opener is superstore is on at 7 followed by telenovela at 7:30 and the biggest loser at 8. the voice and blindspot return next week. then tonight on news four at vape stores in sioux city give reasons they believe e-cigarettes can actually be share personal stories about how they quit smoking. low: 32 wind: se 5-10 mph tomorrow: morning mix? high: thanks for joining us tonight... et is up next... >>> tonight, new kardashian backlash. ffnd out why kris jenner was booed in front of thousands. >> and kanye breaks up a violent paparazzi brawl. >> w

a meeting tonight at 6:30 at audubon elementary school. >> the magic were back in auction against the celtics looking to get back on track after dropping 12 of their last 14 games. just a few days ago, the settle celtics beat the magic. the magic would fight back from a deficit thanks to evan and aaron combining for 43 points as orlando tops boston 119-114. the magic will need that momentum. when they head to san antonio. tipoff is set for 8:30. the spurs are no joke. >> looks like that was a fun game. >> let's get ready to get information on this weather today. troy bridges in the pinpoint weather center. >> i'm glad i had my ear plugs in last night. it was good news the magic won. you can see the clouds moving the south after seeing a cloudy day yesterday. you can see a lot of that being scoured out. winds out of the south and southwest later today. that will help to heat us up. temperatures near 80 in many spots. as we pinpoint your forecast today for a little bit later this morning at 7:00, we'll be mild. some patchy fog. i checked on visibilities, we are a-ok. looking good and dr

preston, you are 39. 41 in on -- 41 in audubon. call winds at 7:00 p.m. 10:00 p.m., 39 degrees. tomorrow morning, a dusting up to the minnesota border. notice the sun coming up at 6:59. temperature trend -- down to around freezing and then back up into the 40's tomorrow, even with the cloud cover. we saw a little bit of sunshine today before the clouds thickened backup. a little bit of snow in minnesota. no major systems headed our way, there is a weak one that will slowly cruised by to the north. that is why we have a little bit of index in bismarck, minneapolis. chicago, 44. indianapolis, 47. the 40's to the west. not a lot of the midwest. a big system to the south of us that will not have much impact here. a weaker system crucified to the north. this is the one that could bring -- a weaker system cruises by to the north. we may have some mist tomorrow in central iowa. here comes this week system. a chance north of highway 20 of some light snow. we stay with some clouds. they will thin out a bit as the day goes along. wednesday, some sunshine by midday after morning clouds. th

other 1a regional scores - audubon ends westwood's season, 36-35. the wheelers will face newell-fonda in the regional final - the mustangs beat glidden ralston, 74-38 2a regionals - western christian tops alta/aurelia - the wolfpack get lawton-bronson in the regional final. okoboji plays in the region 3 final after beating north union, 56-50. manson northwest webster wins - they'll meet des moines christian next, they beat south central that's going to do it for if you missed anything, go to ktiv-dot-com. thanks for [ cheers and applause ] >> steve: from stage one at universal studios hollywood, in los angeles, california, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon." tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- bryan cranston, demi lovato, musical guest, the weeknd, and featuring the legendary roots crew. >> questlove: 421, that's it! woo! >> steve: and now, here he is,

the system upstream that is going to drop in along the missouri river valley, maybe it's of snow in audubon and sheldon county. it will be very light. 40's tomorrow. 41 in kansas city. detroit before pulling out. one system off to the east, a fast mover up to the west, and eventually high-pressure settles in, he roads you -- erodes the clouds, and we will start to see move in? maybe some morning flurries. clouds break up a bit tomorrow. as we slide into friday, i think move in. we will have a week since the move through that could kick up some afternoon clouds. through saturday, nothing but sunshine across the state. some light snow off to the west. northwest winds, 10-20 early on. winky tomorrow, northwest winds 15-25. we won't stay cold for long. 45 friday. saturday, a high of 61 degrees. an incredible day with sunshine. the record, 68 in 1981. sunday, upper 50's in central iowa. and i think, down towards the missouri border come you may hit the 60's again. 50's monday, and a system to steve: thank you. a couple of things to tell you about in traffic. one of them on the main drag and anke

our wind chill at 13 and a clarion, carol, audubon all in a single digits. a wind chill tomorrow morning of 13. 9:00 a.m., 21. noon, 28 degrees. we had some snow showers north central and northeastern iowa. we cleared out but already upstream, another round of clouds. here is your timeline. guys move out and then here comes the next batch moving in. looks to be cloudy for most of our friday. i think we could squeeze out some flurries. a light snow shower in northern iowa, maybe north of highway 20. then saturday, clouds move out. we break free to sunshine. sunday will be a mild day, but the clouds will return. one week system moves through. then the wind picks up and it looks like very late sunday, we and then wrap around that area of low pressure with colder air building and on monday and a whole lot of wind. in ames. a lot of folks in the bay area. the super bowl forecast. miles north of san jose airport. 67 kickoff. half, 63. the game should end around 59. pretty nice for northern california for this time of year. our forecast tonight -- 16, partly cloudy

off to the north. 53 degrees, wind chill 49, west here is the station, we had a gust of over 50 in audubon. 47 in ames, and also numerous reports up north on interstate 35 of over 50 miles per hour. cooler 40's to the north, marshalltown, you talked out at 60. preston was 61. 60 here in des moines. day planner, still in the 50's right through 10 p.m. clear skies at 10 p.m. 34 degrees at 7 a.m., and actual temperature is 39. but we will not stay there for long. temperatures climb very quickly. by noon tomorrow, 56. 3:00 p.m. temperature on saturday, how about 60 degrees? notice the clouds scooting through northern iowa, spinning across the twin cities. that kept temperatures down. we are seeing clouds down to the south, a few will drift into southern iowa. 70 in kansas city and st. louis. st. louis might get thunderstorms tomorrow. 56 in chicago. again, this is february. 70's down in dodge city. this system over minnesota now, spinning off to ontario, and we have another system that will come on by to the south of us. but overall, this looks very nice for your saturday. here is futurecast,

audubon is 40 while pennsauken is down to 39 degrees at this hour. radar?l, we heard rain overnight. the rain showers came through. they're now offshore. not much left of those. the next round of rain, we can see it in the south. that will come our way as a coastal system. it will bring in warm air. the center of the system stays way to the west, so warm air surges up. we'll see rain by tomorrow morning in delaware and south jersey. then early in the afternoon tomorrow, the rain will start falling in philadelphia. not look at a lot of rain by 2:00 in the afternoon. 0.08 in philadelphia, below a quarter inch in south delaware and jersey. that's the first round of wet weather. for today, sunglasses, no umbrella. high temperatures in the 50s this 1/2 yoo-- afternoon. 44 degrees tomorrow afternoon. sunshine on hold for wednesday. umbrellas once again, windy and wet, 55 degrees with that rain wednesday. and a few showers still around on thursday while the temperatures stay in the 50s. the weekend looks mainly dry, too, with a cooler friday and saturday. we'll se

they'll play audubon who squeaked past westwood 36-35. the musketeers in action tonight and the captain, ryan zuhlsdorf back with the team after missing 10 games with a concussion. we're tied up at 2 in the second and fargo, lking to take the lead...but cam gornet, able to stop the deflection before it happens and cover it up to keep it knotted. then on the other end...matt steeves, wheels around and fires looking...no dice on that attempt, but that sparked something in the squad. off the very next faceoff, logangestro rips one and conner valesano, doing the dirty work down low...and he gets rewarded for it! falling down, it doesn't matter, he sneaks it in far post. that would be your game >> dicky: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live"! tonight -- from "the danish girl," oscar nominee alicia vikander. jake byrd at a donald trump rally. and music from nothing but thieves. with cleto and the cletones. and now, as luck would have it, here's jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: thank you very much. hi, everybody. i'm jimmy. i'm

few 40s around, and at least close to it in our northern t ier. 48 deland, 52 sanford, 54 orlando, audubon park, as well. 54 as we make our way over toward clermont. the winds are coming in very light this morning, not a lot of way,-- and the whale fog today. clouds this afternoon. in orlando, lunch time, low 70s and well into the 70s by 4 o'clock, temperatures around 76 at that point. 73 by six. this is future chuckling through the timeframe, 10 o'clock this morning mostly sunny of any see a few more clouds starting to pop up by the time we had about four or 5 o'clock. to show you what our when our next front arrives that will be wednesday. by early wednesday, you can see that line of green, a weakening front will start to drop in on wednesday. that will drop the temperatures slightly thursday into friday. 70s, water temp 60s, moderate risk of rip currents for today. let's go over the temperatures in what we can expect in the outlook. today, 79 degrees, sun and clouds with our warm afternoon pretty may see some of the numbers mid-seventies at the coast with mid to upper 70s across our inl

at 145 audubon's jake mulford gets the take down on pleasantville's griffen mcbride mulford is moving after a tight 8-6 decision. staying at 145 zach mcloud of ogden gets taken down in the scramble by tanner heaberlin mcloud would lose by major decision. at 160 pounds the top seed is sal arzani from interstate-35.. the road runner speeding his way to multiple take downs and an eventual pin on kaden kilburg from lisbon. arzani just one loss this season. to 170 logan schumacher from martesndale-st.mary's working on the fall here.. he gets noah bouse and he'll move on staying perfect on the season is the sophomore. and at 182 is austin lentz of ogden the senior is a perfect 40-0 coming into the day-- and he'd leave that way getting an 8-3 decision after a couple of take downs he's number 2 unranked mason lyons next. " here's a look at the team leaders in each class after opening day of the individual tournament. in 3a fort dodge holding a 3 point edge over southeast polk. in 2a-- creston- orient- macksburg with a slight edge at the top. and in 1a alburnett out to the early lead. jon/3sho

camden county, just below freezing in pennsauken, audubon and haddonfield.tch out for icing this morning. here comes more wet weather. for now it's staying to the south. you can see it in delaware and into south jersey. it's a mix of rain and snow in the dover area. temperatures are just above freezing. that's what we'll see for much of the day. the temperatures will be rising. so much of the day it may be snowing at times but accumulation is going to be very limited with the warmer temperatures. it will be melting for much of the day as it comes down. it looks impressive on the radar. it's really very light. as far as flooding, that's a big threat against the day. possibly higher tides for coastal new jersey, coastal warning in effect for 1:00 in new jersey and delaware. a flood advisory in effect for the delaware river. jessica was reporting on floodingç first thing this morning. south jersey, scattered snow showers in salem and cumberland county. that's at 9:00. look at the temperatures above freezing. warming up to 40 degrees in salem county. that's at

crash happened between edmonds and audubon roads and there were only minor injuries. >>> tonight the commuter rail is back on track. after amtrak signal problems caused just a nightmare for people who were trying to get to and from work yesterday. the mbta was a mess and complete mess for 24 hours. canceled and delayed trains and on almost half of the commuter rail lines and tonight passengers left stranded wants answers. christina hager is live and much different and better scene last night. >> reporter: much better beer the question why did -- better happen they brought in extra engineers to work overnight on the commuter system that failed. it's a system that controls moving the trains from track trough track and en-- track to track and ensuring they don't run into each other. the sound of commuter rail trains running at south station. >> there was a heck of a lot. >> reporter: the search for what went wrong has amtrak northeast operations superintendent chalking it up to a computer glitch. hardware and software that controls the signals and switches in this bridge known as the to

it's 43 in audubon, haddonfield is at 40 degrees this morning. no sign of the cold.t we will get, no sign of freezing, just rain and plenty of clouds. sunshine is on hold. the rain just moving in. the heaviest rain is to our west and southwest. that's timed unfortunately for the afternoon and evening commute. it will be fast moving rainfall. steady rainfall just moving through north central pennsylvania. and the first rain drops in lancaster, chester and new castle counties. these will quickly move into delaware county and philadelphia you'll see rainfall, too. the showers are moving to the northeast at 50 miles an hour. the first round of rain moves through quickly. we will see a cloudy, windy and warm day, heavy rainfall due in this afternoon. and there is a threat of flooding and low-lying areas, areas of poor drainage this afternoon. look at those temperatures. 62 to 66 degrees. 62 is the record for this date. i think we'll surpass that today. tomorrow, though, different story. chill is back though not really all that cold for february. 51 degrees, gusty winds wi

the audubon society rescued her from a fishing line last week. the eagle was trying to snag a duck that was caught in the same line when she became tangled herself. when she was finally free, the eagle first landed on top of a nearby hotel, then flew around with her newfound freedom. allyson: there are a whole lot of people hoping they have the potential to go to space. nasa says it received a record 18,300 applications for its astronaut candidate training program. that's nearly three times the the most recent class. before that, the previous record was set in 1978 when the agency got 8,000 applications. of the thousands who apply, only between eight and 14 people will be chosen. once candidates have been selected, they will undergo two years of basic training on things from spacewalking to learning russian. patrick: if you make it, you can take shots like this. video filmed from space shows dramatic images of the united kingdom at night time. the video shot by british astronaut tim peake shows the sparkling, lit up u.k. as the from the internati

camden county, right at the freezing mark for audubon and haddonfield is at 29 degrees.really in the safety zone for pennsauken either. at 33 degrees, you'll see ice this morning but it will disappear. the rain is long gone. sunshine through the day, bright sunshine of that and a mild groundhog day into the 50s. normally we'd warm into the 40s. we'll get close to the 50 degree mark for bethlehem and fleetwood. sunshine will be bright all day long today and the weekend looking mild, too. saturday and sunday with temperatures near 50 degrees. but before we get to the weekend, we have wet weather ahead and the possibility that we'll see some heavier rainfall and record temperatures. seven-day forecast when i'm back in ten minutes. >> thank you, bill. >>> 20 minutes before 6:00 this tuesday morning as people are headed out the door to go to school, work or the airport. >> maybe to the airport. jessica boyington is off, katy zachry is here. >> bill had mentioned earlier there may be icy spots out there just because of the temperatures overnight and the residual water we have

courtney in about 2 minutes moving in audubon, cape canaveral, we are looking at wind gusts rusty at 60 miles and southern brevard county. yeah, brian there is no doubt northern side of that cell has weakened a bit, the wind rotation that broadened, you are still seeing gusty winds, tornado warning still infect until 5:00 a.m. for this area that we just mentioned right now. southern brevard county as brian mentioned, the threats for the storms including the melvin area we are going to see 60-mile an hour winds, possibility up to quarter size hail, heavy rain and a lot of cloud to ground lightning. not good driving in brevard county over the next hour, but the good news is with this as i analyze this on the air for you right now, see a couple areas of weaker inflow with this storm, we don't have that one tight rotation, when i query the winds right now you don't see it as strong, even this next image that we just received in live, it looks even worse right now. there is still some areas where would be right across the 528 there between cocoa and cape canaveral areas moving across the

a recent audubon orange county comptroller's office showed items disappearing. the majority of the items were lost at the orange county jail is the degree computer equipment. >> when equipment gets to another, forms have to be filled out and sometimes employees do not fill out the correct forms. we cannot locate these items. >> the county manager believes the majority of equipment is still in the county somewhere. they plan to meet with you officials to improve the inventory procedures. >>> warnings about pregnant women it eating too much fish. the length researchers -- links found between fish and obesity. researchers in north carolina may have found another way to perform organ transplants. the team and wake forest university has used a combination of living cells and a special gel to print out living human body parts like years, muscles, jawbones. the job takes the form of a living tissue and is able to get nutrients to the cells. technology is years away from being used in actual human patients for researchers are hoping this will allow people to get custom

the local audubon society rescued this bird and nurses back to health. angela: a wild boric has been quite a stir in japan. he was caught swimming in the ocean between two islands. they spotted before making its way through 65 feet of water before making landfall. there he goes. it quickly disappeared into the trees afterward. stewart: i have never seen that before. angela: bach and crowds -- fog and clouds put a damper on things. than 10 years that the sun past at the right angle to take place. the statue was eventually lit up. angela: if this house is making you feel a little upside down, check out this three-story house built in china to make it look like it' s dan doing on its roof. it is outfitted with real chairs and even a car stuck to the ceiling. it had more than 3000 gary busey of floor space and cost $600,000 . stewart: i don' t get it. wesh 2 news at 6:00 is straight ahead. valentin oswaldo sis sis -- one tonight, >> off the street, a 15-year-old with a violent past wanted by the orange county sheriff' s office is in custody. he plowed into a

valley agricultural and ranching community, along with the carson valley visitors authority, the audubon society, the great basin birding observatory and the conservation community have announced that the unique birds of prey viewing and agricultural education experience, the 15th annual eagles and agriculture event, will take place february 19-21. the 'eagles and ag' tours and workshops focus on the influx of bald eagles and other birds of prey that come to the scenic carson valley to feed on the rodents and nutrient-rich afterbirth during the winter calving season. this remarkable interaction between nature and agriculture attracts photographers, birders and come to closely observe bald and golden eagles, hawks, falcons, owls, and a variety of other bird and wildlife species. bald eagle facts they are one of the largest birds in north america. bald eagles are about 29 to 42 inches long, can weigh 7 to 15 pounds, and have a wing span of 6 to 8 feet. females are larger than males. they have a life span of up to 40 years in the wild the distinctive white head and tail feathers do not appe

in 1a, seventh-ranked newell- fonda facing un-ranked audubon. the mustangs jumped on top quick - maddi morenz from way downtown - newell-fonda already out to a 5- point lead. it's a lead they'd extend - erin gerke - nini take rolls around and in - 7 p pnt edge for the mustangs. audubon played tough early - layup by emily haubrich - the wheelers got back within 3 a little later. but no ups tonight - kate christiansen goes off the window and newell-fonda is headed back to des moines, 65-47. also in 2a, okoboji earns a state trip, beating grundy center, in clarion, 40 to 34. manson-northwest webster is going to des moines, beating des moines christian 47-43. for more go to ktiv.com. i'm brad pautsch with the sports fource morning wrap. >> the weather should be pretty nice this week. the weather should be pretty nice this week. ben's in next with the forecast. plus, cyclists and vehicles share the roads when the weather warms up. now one bill in the iowa legislature is looking to make wxwximer @ 1:15 our window for seeing a light rain/snow mix is cl

sean: the new hampshire audubon held the winter bird survey. we're getting a look at some of the species that were spotted. they include the woodpecker right there and this black-capped chickdee both seen in chichester. an eastern bluebird. two people were hit with blow darts while walking along the golden gate bridge. sean: a happy end to a decade's old missing person's case. a man who vanished suddenly remembers his true identity. kevin: another by therly cold start. bringing several precipitation types. all of the details coming up with the latest the new caramel macchiato from dunkin' donuts. let hand-crafted layers of espresso, milk, indulge in a hot or iced macchiato today. oh-oh, oh-oh oh-oh-oh-ooh, oh hearts are made for sharing. spread some sweetness with dunkin' donuts' cookie dough and brownie batter donuts. heart-shaped happiness too sweet not to share. >> you are watching "news 9 daybreak." now news 9 continues. kevin: a record low set in 1987. we died that today. we're going to start moderating a bit. it doesn't happen all at once

new hampshire audubon asks that when viewing a snowy owl, do not disturb the bird by approaching too closely. you can find even more outdoors news on the "escape outside" section of our website, wmur.com. now, let' s check in with meteorologist hayley lapoint for an update on the outdoor weekend forecast. hayley: a lot of you might be heading out to do some skiing or boarding tomorrow. i know it was probably busy today. if you have plans tomorrow, temperatures will be around freezing. it will be cloudy. i would not be surprised if there were a few flurries, especially on higher mountain peaks. by lunch, temperatures above freezing, up to 35 with mostly cloudy skies. probably see sunshine late in the day with temperatures in the mountains getting close to 40 tomorrow. i will show you the full seven-day forecast after the break. adam: thank you. coming up, we' ll tell you which member of the news 9 crew escaped outside to ride a fat bike. seriously. this is an activity that' announcer: now, meteorologist hayley lapoint and your stormwatch 9 forecast. hayley: it was beautiful for some o

storm lake is that half a mile visibility, carroll at zero, audubon and clarion the same. wake-up temperatures could not be better, 29 degrees, does not feel like february in des moines. your day planner, we will start to warm things up by this afternoon with temperatures up to 40 degrees by noon. we have some changes on the way, cooler temperatures and maybe a little bit of snow. alyx: right now, we're getting in new surveillance video just in from the earthquake in taiwan. the death toll has now risen to more than a dozen and more than 100 people are missing. an infant and a small child were among those killed in friday's quake. the 6.4 magnitude earthquake evening. an oregon police officer is dead after being shot while in the line of duty. the officer was serving a warrant when he was fired at friday night. a second officer fired back , wounding the suspect. the officer killed was 39-years-old and had been with the department for 13 years. an investigation is now underway. turning to commitment 2016 news. republican presidential hopefuls return to the debate stage toni

erin: the new hampshire audubon is asking for your help this weekend with the annual backyard winter bird survey. anyone with participate. all you need to do is count the birds in your own backyard scened in the results. for your information, head to n haudubon.org. sean: i'm surprised the birds can be in the cold. coming up, a huge surprise for a heavy metal rocker in oregon. he found a picture of his beloved vest hanging in a new york store three years after it was stolen. erin: a major breakthrough in the world of astronomy. they have detected the phenomenon known as gravitational waves. kevin: we are looking at scattered snow showers moving in later tonight. of colder air that makes its way in for the weekend. all of the details below zero. we are looking at a cold start to the day. a lighter breeze out there today than the wind we'll have over the weekend with colder temperatures. all of the details on your weekend forecast and your valentine's day forecast coming up. erin: hillary clinton and bernie sanders faced off for the first time since sanders defeated clinton by a landsl

newell-fonda, looking for yet another trip to state last night as well taking on audubon. mid-second quarter....dana forecast... scott:good morning siouxland. we had a light mix of rain and overnight with deteriorating clouds from west to compromised in nohern and western siouxland. temperatures are in the 30s across most of the area. onto the dayplanner, you can see that we'll make it to a high in the middle 40s with diminishing cloud cover. still ahead in our deteriorating compromised in northern and western sisixland. temperatures are in the 30s across most of the area. onto the dayplanner, you can see that we'll make it to a high in the middle 40s with diminishing cloud cover. deteriorating clouds from west to east. visibility is compromised in northernrnnd western siouxland. colon cancer awareness month... and i'll tell you how a colonoscopy can save your life. plus here's wh you can expect coming up on gma decision on the dakota access pipeline has been set. state regulators say they'll meet on either march 9th or 10th, to decide whether or not to give the texas base

engineers at the audubon park elementary school just that can cause a parking garage and building to crack and think it could cause a district to dig deep and pay more for expenses -- expensive foundations or relocation of structures. >> i can see them on the roof it has not been loud but the noise could become a problem when you have a dog and a baby and they react every noise. >> school leaders hope to have a decision on how to move forward by make, construction set to start by the end of this year or january 2017. >>> osceola county commissioners say they reviewed a contact awarded to a county employee. >> this comes after 9 investigates reports discovered there maybe a possible conflict of interest on monday, we told you b&b promotions will get up to $17,500 from the county to promote the opening of the poinciana parkway. 9 investigates learned the b&b's owner wendi jeannin is married to john jane and the assistant director for the county road amperage department. a company a paperwork filed with the state. >>> we are a small community sometimes so those connections happen. i wou

it's the audubon bird book. (audience laughs) oh, but you know, you're so young. ya know, you better not read it until after the ceremony. (audience laughs) hello. - oh, there you are. mr. burns said you were pretty, but say, - well thank you. i think you're pretty too. (audience laughs) - i wish i'd worn my new coveralls. - oh, i think the ones you've got on are nice. you know, they look like they've been lived in. - well now that we've met, would you mind very much if i ask you a very personal question? - oh, no, i enjoy personal questions. especially if they're about me. - what do you think about marriage? - well, i think it's wonderful. it's the kind of thing that holds a family together. - say, you have an original way of putting things. i like the way your mind ticks. - oh, no, it's not my mind. you've got your wristwatch too near your ear. (audience laughs) - oh. oh, say, we're getting along fine. fine. - yeah, fine. - if you got married again, would you mind very much if the man you married had children? women usually have them. (audience laughs) - you don

it changes tonight at six at audubon park elementary. jason: new information this morning. a corrections officer in colorado says he was acting in self-defense when he opened fire in a biker gang brawl. one person was injured and seven and seven injured. it is still not clear if that officer fired a fatal shot. to make the water in flint, michigan drink double. -- drinkable. plumbers replacing fossett and installing water filters throughout the city. residents have been relying on thousands of the radians could soon lose their government food stamps. suspended and they are back in effect. that applies to anyone considered able-bodied between with no dependent. volunteer or attend classes at least 80 hours a month. michelle: billions of dollars up for grabs for college students eligible for financial aid. students failed to claim $2.7 year. most students simply did not fill out the application. $167 table. paperwork. let' s turn to the forecast. the first day of february -- something that you are going to enjoy. warmer today because we will get more sunshine today. it was cl

like yesterday morning, ocala, 41, 48 the villages, 51 in orlando, baldwin park, audubon park, 60 cocoa beach, onshore breeze in cocoa beach helping with temperatures. milder my friends a brevard county, winds.com inland but i the winds.com inland. rainbow elementary 69 degrees. comfortable and not as warm. 70 at 2:00. temperatures drop off and mid- sixties by the time we hit 6:00 this evening. cooler before sunset. bay hill, 8:00, 9:00, 10:00, temperatures in the 50s if you have plans in the evening. future track through the day, stopping at 6:00, flagler, brevard you may see clouds. don't be surprised if you catch more as you have the flow coming from onshore. great tomorrow. onshore flow will stay with us tomorrow. it gives us more clouds. partly cloudy skies tomorrow along the coast. otherwise mainly dry. winds northwest east. they are breezy. 19 miles an hour in orlando. gusty, choppy and the seas are elevated 4-6 feet. 72 today, breezy and cooler. sunny and 60s and more than 2 years. 70-72 is the overall range today. 40s and 50s and cool by the time i see you friday. tomorrow warm

totals by noon the peck on more snow and northwestern corner of the state carroll, south of carroll audubon a foot of snow there. there. 8 inches to 10 inches, northwestern iowa and then des moines, wind up with 7 inches of snow after the third round. wit will be warm enough compacting but it will not look like 7 inches of snow. nothing 30, 40, 50 mile-per-hour wind gust. as i said that is the prime for most of the state blizzard warnings north eastern on her of the state, very thin line of winter storm warning. very little problem southeastern iowa sharp cut off line for advisory southeastern polk county probably very little snow. nice little map, nice graph put together for us tonight, showing the snow totals of the names quite of bit more snow than what we will laugh i was state playing as well, tomorrow night so travelers trying to get to that game and it will be a little dicey 32 a low, 35 steady temperatures tomorrow and seven-day forecast, the snow blowing tuesday even wednesday and when speed strong in the morning thursday, friday, saturday sunday, we start to see things warming up

the new hampshire audubon held the backyard winter bird survey over the weekend. we're getting a look at some of the specieses spotted. it included the woodpecker and chickdee in chichester. an eastern bluebird was spotted. there it is. as well this beautiful owl. erin: cold for them. coming up, an investigation is underway in president clinton -- san francisco after two people were hit with blow darts. sean: a happy ending to the missing persons case. a man who vanished suddenly remembers his true identity. kevin: we're looking at a different kinds of precipitation starting this evening and continuing through tomorrow. all of the details coming up. the new caramel macchiato from dunkin' donuts. let hand-crafted layers of espresso, milk, and a caramel-flavored swirl uplift your mood. indulge in a hot or iced macchiato today. oh-oh, oh-oh oh-oh, oh-oh, oh-oh-oh-ooh, oh hearts are made for sharing. spread some sweetness with dunkin' donuts' cookie dough and brownie batter donuts. heart-shaped happiness too sweet not to share. america runs on dunkin'. kevin: another

erin: the new hampshire audubon is asking for your help with the annual backyard winter bird survey. the survey takes place tomorrow and sunday. anyone can participate. all you need to do is count the birds in your own backyard and send in the results. for more information, head to n naudubon.org. they are going to tell you how to do this. so you aren't counting the same bird twice. sean: bundle up too. a surprise for a heavy rocker in oregon. he found a picture of his vest years after it was stolen. erin: scientists have detected gravitational waves. kevin: coldest of the air arrives over the weekend with winds to go along with it. today we're going to not down the mountain, but up it... that's terrifying. ...in one of these. the chevy silverado of 4wd and an exclusive "auto-locking rear differential" let's do this. so, if a rear wheel starts to slip, the axle automatically locks feels like a beast. grips great. dude, that was awesome. lessees can get this silverado all star v8 forr silverado, the #1 selling full size truck in new england. kevin: friday morning february 12th. wester

the district announced friday the new audubon k-8 school won't open until august of 2018. tests indicate the soil on the proposed site would need work before it could support the school as planned. tonight's meeting is set for >> the magic are back in action against the celtics looking to get back on track after dropping 12 of the last 14 games a. few days ago, the celtics beat the magic by 19 points. you know what, things would play out differently back here at home in orlando. magic would fight back from a 13 point deficit. orlando tops boston 119-114. the magic will need the momentum when they head to san antonio tonight. tipoff is is set for 8:30. i hope they can keep it going. let's check in with troy. >> so exciting when they win against a team like that. we'll deal with a little bit of fog this morning. i checked on visibilities. we'll be pinpointing a chance for fog to develop within the next hour. notice the clouds to our south, the rain also to our south, doing some traveling today, there will be some showers there, a few thundershowers. for us, low level moistur