he's from spain -- his eqiupment lights up beautifully under the green aurora borealis! apparently he had to overcome snow storms, frozen wires and low visibility - all while in really low temperatures! it's a foodie's favorite time of year: restaurant week is around the corner! and today - we get to learn about the menus! gregg has the details. but first, lets check in with marty facebook will be soon" it's welcome news to facebook users who feel uncomfortable about hitting "like" on a post about something that isn't really pleasant. no word on the exact timeframe for roling out six new reactions, which will include symbols for "angry," ''sad," ''wow," ''haha," ''yay" and "love." denver restaurant released at noon today. the event runs more than 200 participating-- offering their customers that course meal for person. the menus starting restaurant week- dot-com. the restaurants a good idea to make service at hundreds of its u-s restaurants in coming months. customers would their meals at a touch screen kiosk then sit at a table and wait for a waiter to bring the food to

of the aurora borealis is what interacting with up magnetic field the streets all the different colors it is magical. but you can go to alaska without going sledding. i had the whole experience in and got the dogs hooked myself. like a full professional team it was a contest experience holding an for dear life. in trying to navigate my way through the trails there is another dog teams or a tree branches but i froze my but off. so to warm-up is my husband and i headed to a natural hot springs in the alaska. everything outside is frozen inside the water is 105 degrees. so nice. >> lights and dogs and hot springs? >> the food? we had buffalo and elk. we did not have to bear. we had reindeer. in the morning and would go down at 330 in the afternoon. you have three half-hour's to get done in the daylight. >> degenerate's that much light and no heat? >> we generated some heat. [laughter]

astronauts scott kelly and tim peake shared aurora borealis from the international space station. the natural light display happens when a burst of the sun's gas and magnetic field causes a solar wind-- which is the stream of energy specks from the sun. that stream hits the earth's atmosphere... and lights it up. peake called their view of the aurora "magical." jeff is back with another check of your forecast. tonight: mostly cloudy, with a low around 34. windy, with a south wind 15 to 20 mph increasing to 25 to 30 mph in the evening. winds could gust as high as 45 mph. >>> we have breaking news tonight. bracing for impact. states of emergency. blizzard warnings already in effect. more than two feet of snow icy roads already leading to

soaredsh current rider during the are borealis -- the aurora borealis. he is the first person to have this flight captured in high definition video. alison: that is incredible. well, we know who sponsored that -- red bull. i understand why. alison: the last look at the weather? steve: we have a good forecast for the weekend. 42 the high tomorrow, middle 40 saturday, lower 50's sunday. may have a shower monday and a chance of thunderstorms wednesday. that is when the high will be 62 degrees. at that point, most of the snow will be gone. leon: jimmy kimmel live is next. alison: have a good night. >>> and now, abc's "jimmy kimmel live." >> jimmy: from hollywood it's "jimmy kimmel live"! tonight - ewan mcgregor, comedian hannibal buress, "this week in unnecessary censorship" -- and music from tory lanez with cleto and the cletones. and now, get it together, here's jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] ♪

the aurora borealis happens when electrical particles from the sun interact with the earth's upper atmosphere. pete calls the view magical. >> just a river of light. >> that's beautiful. >> it is amazing. >> today will likely be the coldest day of the week. the warming trend begins tomorrow. >> it looks like it will stay once again i looked to the sky and thought, it's not going to snow. so i cleaned up my car once again. then i looked out my window at 3:00. >> it's my fault. >> i worked with you last night. i told you. >> i looked at the sky and thought, it's sunny again. >> i said occasional snow showers off and on throughout the day. some for the morning drive and then another round for the afternoon. not a really impressive storm system. rather wimpy if you ask me. flurries fluttering down from time to time. the weather doesn't appear to be impacting the travel too much. there was a band that moved through at 4:00. that was pushed to the south now. more visibility out there. to be out for any length of time. 47 in dia. the average is in the mid-40s. this afternoon. lows are going to go co

astronauts scott kelly and tim peake shared online their view of the aurora borealis from the international space station. the natural light display happens when a burst of the sun's gas and magnetic field causes a solar wind-- which is the stream of energy specks from the sun. that stream hits the earth's atmosphere... and there you go!-- lights! a minnesota college hockey player gets creative by using his love for ice .. and a recent cold snap. multi-colored igloo. mitch fritz says it took him it. he said he bought 500 bread tins and froze each brick inside -- at the same time -- with some food coloring. he said it was a fun project to complete and a way to pass the time. when we come back....how one college student came up with an idea to help put kids in the especially for kids. but one college student came up with a way to help put them at ease. it all has to do with turning their i-v bags into a source for superpowers. stacey sager reports. << (cathy dunn, staten island university hospital) "so when we put super sam on your iv, his superpowers come into you and make you all better." s

the astronauts shared their view of the aurora borealis from the international space station. thanks, john. they called this magical or the natural light display happens when a burst o o the sun's gas solar wind. people can see the polar lights from the ground, but it is different compared to this view that the astronauts see. nigel: her rise in a announced another freebie data service. it wilrtyhe tab for your data usage when you download content from their apps and services. verizon believes it could save you money. it will try out the new service next with companies like gameday and aol. watch this. two alabama high schools battling it out on monday night, and then this happened. 2:30 left, the pass goes to the teammates head, hits another member in the head, and the ball goes in. gabrielle: impressive. i had tonight, an unlikely team works together to try to make it there are.... s.a.t. tests and advanced placement classes... this. there are sats, advanced placement classes, sports, jobs, extracurricular activities. gabrielle: the pressure on today's high school students w

>> this is the aurora borealis. >> this is the ice crystals hanging near the ground in the arctic when it's really cold, and you get artificial lights like these streets lights and you get pillars. john ashley, columbia falls, montana where they have very cold air. there is none of that coming our way and i can guarantee we will never see light pillars in our state, it's one of the reasons we live here. spotty light rain coming in off of the atlantic still, and hard to believe that melbourne said a inches today as persistence bands of rain came in from the atlantic all day long. we will stay mostly cloudy tonight, maybe some patchy fog and any left-over rain should end. one surge of moisture moving away but also there are signs of rain increasing in texas and we may see more rain heading our way, friday and into the weekend as multiple bands of rain ride along the active subtropical jet. away from the influence of the atlantic. around the bay area, temperatures are fairly uniform. that makes sense and you have mostly cloudy skies and a gusty wind mixes up the atmosphere and temperature

the astronauts sharing their views of the aurora borealis. it can be viewed from the ground as well, but the astronauts call this view call. not poor weather here, but this is florida and still poolish weather down there and that's yes, that is a crock trying to beat the heat in someone's back yard. it was about eight feet long. that's a biggun. [laughter] can you imagine if that was your pool and walked in. news center 5 at 5:00. >> the mid-atlantic region bracing for a large storm. >> giving narcan in the same apartment where another child died. j.c.: teenagers giving up their cell phones for a good cause. >> from boston's news leader, this is wcvb newscenter 5 at 5:00. heather: washington d.c. is

astronauts scott kelly and tim peake shared online their view of the aurora borealis from the international space station. the natural light display happens when a burst of the sun's gas and magnetic field causes a solar wind, which is the stream of energy specks from the sun. you can see the polar lights from the ground, but it's a very different view than what the astronauts witnessed. peake called their view of the aurora magical. chris: it is peter paul. you? allyson: -- chris: it is beautiful. allyson: i did not understand, did you? chris: we got it all. allyson: coming up, we'll have a live look at the stock market after a big fall yesterday on wall street. coming up later this afternoon on "ellen," chelsea handler and gina rodriguez stop by. by wyff news 4 at 5:00. allyson: taking a look at money the dow jones, nasdaq and s&p 500 all up. those numbers on wall street, just hours after a dramatic drop pushed the stock market to its , lowest level in nearly two years wednesday. the dow jones industrial average was down more than 500 points at one point during the day. the plunge was tie

the man said he chased the aurora borealis until the timing was just right after the flight he said flying in the dark in the cool temperatures was a big challenge for him but that everything came together well for most of us here in hampton roads the chilly and cloudy evening with a little bit of a spritz of rain here and there every once in while not so if you're watching us from areas around nags head and down across parts of the outer banks even a little bit north carolina. she had showers later this afternoon and in the evening but now he's gone late evening into thehevernight he can see a lot of rain moving up again three north carolina little bit that we were tracking in i couldn't find any official reporting stations will look like actually made it down to the umbrella few spots here of the certainly right now forty two degrees wind is calm viewpoint thirty six of these memories up there a little better captures forty two as we said here but thirties when she get anywhere north and west of us thirty six in gloucester thirty nine smithfield thirty six in surry forty five right now i

earth.astronauts scott kelly and tim peake shared their view of the aurora borealis from the international space station.the natural light display happens when a solar wind from the sun hits earth's magnetic field.one of the astronauts called their view of the aurora "magical." let's turn to your forecast now with a live look from skycam 9. 9.i'm joined now by kicking off tomorrow: the cincinnati hunting and fishing convention center this weekend. it's taking place inside the travel, sport, and boat show. joining us now is steve barger from barger nature photography.. you'll be out at the show this weekend. - what's the show?- steve, you're a nature photrographer ... do you have any tips for people who want to capture nature's you offer a photography seminar ... what other kinds of seminars are there?- any fun for the kids? kids? a look out over the city from the nine on your side skycam. we'll have a final check of the nine first warning later today on the now cincinnati, who doesn't like getting a hug!? see people across the country "embracing" national 'hug day'! day'!lower oil prices.

the paraglid pred his equipment, then soared beath the aurora borealis the arctic cire in norway. he had to overcome snow storms, fren wires and low visibili in tempatures far to pull off this beautiful stunt! d the ti now is ... and before we geto wea and traffic on fives... we wanto take ae look o in colodo springs... we are loo at pikes peak... a beat shot of america's mountain fou as you art your mo.. r and traffic onhe chief morning meteolis stephen bowers is here now with first t 5. our thursday morning temperatur are in the 20s. wind chil dip into the teens when the wind picks up, but wind ist a big concern for mostf us this morning. temperatures will warm through the s and 30s this morning and into the lower and middle 40s by 10 am. noon will be sunnyh temperures waing into the lower 50s. en monument hits 50 this afteoon d g the arkansas riwill wm to theer 60s tweeon and 3 p pm, tempes will sll in e 40s and 50s. this eveni will be car with mid-s at 10 . our big weather usually cos fr the west. a big storm rolling f the pacific is spreading nto the pacific northwest today.

the paraglider prepared his equipment, then soared beneath the aurora borealis above the arctic circle in norway. he had to deal wh snow srms, ozen w and l visy -- an teerures below freezing.... to pull off this butiful stunt! on the 5s. meteorologist stephen bowers is here now with first alert 5. our thuray morni temperatures a in the 20s. wind chis diinto the teens when the wind picks upt wi isn't a big concern for of us this morning. today wille beautifully suy. temperures wilwarm through the 20s and 30s this morning and into the lower andiddle 40s by10 am. noon will be sunny with teerures wng into the lower 50s.even mumenhits 50 this afternoon and eas along the arkansas river will rm into the lower 60s between no and 3 pm at 5 pm, temperaturewill still be in the 40and 50s. this evening will be clear with miat0 pm. our big weather usually comes from the west. a big stm rolling off th pacific is seading rain into the pacifinorthwt today. that system will pass our north. anotr em way out in the pacific is heading o way for early next week. sunday night through tuesday will be snow and

once in a lifetime opportunity to strap on the hang glider and take flight right in front of the aurora borealis. andrea: so many people take the trek to see it. bob: so many times they get up my hang glider with me? andrea: exactly. >>> golden globe leonardo dicaprio met pope francis today. the meeting at the vatican lasted 15 minutes. perhaps his oscar proper will be oscars. bob: need for speed times two. andrea: yes. bob: jerry buck hymer amping up the fans by tweeting out this picture with tom cruise. this was on wednesday. top gun two, here we go. that's the first movie that came out in 1986, that's right. cruise will be back as the navy pilot maverick. andrea: i don't know. bob: talk to me goose. have you seen val kilmer latelyium u i have not. bob: google pez picture is all i am saying. andrea: super model tyra banks welcomes a new baby boy. they announce that birth of york via instagram. the 42-year-old mom thank that woman who carried her baby. bob: hole in one. andrea: we have a sneak peek at in orlando. bob: get your golf swagger on. andrea: the convention is going on at the orange co

you can see the aurora borealis from some locations on earth, but not like this. he called the view magical. >> that is magical. >> makes you want to go to space, doesn't it. some of us live there. >> some of us are very familiar with it. >> yes indeed. wherever you are in space, you better bundle up because it is chilly. everyone is here is cold. there it is. look at that. >> wow. who snapped that? >> a snowflake under a microscope. they've been trying and trying for a hundred years to find two that are alive and they still have not. they still have not found them yet. an individual snowflake under a microscope that is just incredible. nature is unbelievable. 100%. i did not take that, frank. the scientist did that. i am a scientist, but i don't have a microscope like that. no melting snow in mentor. mentor. you've got a few clouds and flurries. downtown cleveland current temperature is 25. snowflakes still wafting ohio. we're going to go to our power radar. flurries. over to north madison. and that is really about it. leroy getting a few, concord a few. it's ver

view of the northern lights taken astronauts scott kelly and tim peake shared their view of the aurora borealis from the international space station. the natural light display happens when a burst of the sun's gas and magnetic field causes a solar wind-- which is the stream of energy specks from the sun. that stream hits the earth's atmosphere... and there you go!-- lights! that stream hits the earth's atmosphere... and there you go!-- lights! you can see the polar lights from the ground... but it's a very different view than what the astronauts witnessed. peake called their view of the aurora "magical." finally, here on midday-- a show of beauty in the heart of winter could be seen today on the olt river in southern romania. a flock of swans made a stop there on their way south to a more mild place for winter. you can see the swans on the river - even though beautiful - stops like some swans. such was almost the case for three swans, who were rescued thank you for watching wavy news 10 midday. log on wavy-dot-com for headlines. [dramatic music] >> rafe: oh.

astronauts scott kelly and tim peake took this shot of the aurora borealis from the international space station. the phenomenon happens when a burst of the sun's gas and magnetic field causes a earth's atmosphere. wavy news 10 at 5 starts right now. andy whip: ((it's here in james city county where the worst part of the storm will be hampton roads rossie carroll we are2-5 inches we are finding out what vdot is doing to prepare)) runs: 14 corruption charges for a city official. now his attorney wants his bond conditions changed. and a man accused of making a bomb threat against a local military base is locked up. the latest from court. breaking news -- we have our first school closing for tomorrow. all newport news public schools will dismiss half-day tomorrow, in anticipation of the winter weather. you can always check closings wavy dot com. those headlines and more just minutes away. are keeping our eye on approaching winter weather. right now it's still to the south of us. we saw the first round last night -- a dusting that lingered until the morning-- for many of us. chief meteorolog

during the incredible night flight the aurora borealis on full display and how spectacular is this.or that person. >>en credible. >> that was real. >> that was real. >> that's unbelievable. >> i know. imagine what item like to be there in person. >> have you ever gone para gliding or parasailing. >> one time. went like that. >> not quite as spectacular. >> mostly because my eye were his closed. maybe it was. >> were you screaming. >> let me down. i don't like the heights. in sports, the warriors best record in basketball. how many all star do they have? who is joining steff north of the border that's next. the border that's next. >> open your eyes now it's >>> coming up tonight at 11:00 o'clock. we follow breaking news from the south bay. the body of missing homicide victim kyle mivrn has been found. live report tonight on the new information just come in to the abc 7 news room. >> breaking news from the north bay. deadly plane crash in sonoma county what we learn tonight about the aircraft that ended about the aircraft that ended coming up at 11 over on channel >> larry is here. st

. >> the the aurora borealis. >> have you ever seen the northern lights. >> i have not. i wanted to go up to northern alaska. >> that is on my bucket list. >> do you think it is magical. >> it better be amazing. >> it better be good. >>> so what he was saying he lives in spain. he is in the used to the harsh weather so far north. he doesn't have that cold weather in spain. >> when he was up there he was in the used to it. >> so lets go back to this crossing guard story in the delaware valley. it continues. that crossing guard, welshing that is a girl. well, there she is. the she's fight to go keep children safe. then she was suspended because she sent a text message to the mayor instead of proper protocol. she wasn't able to speak at a special meeting in the cool district, about her why not? >>> and millions of dollars are going in to help atlantic city casinos how renovations are aim go to help the struggling town. since 1961, pearle vision has provided the neighborhood with expert eye care. that was dr. stanley pearle's vision and we still proudly carry on his legacy.

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he took this while on board the international space station and called the view of the aurora borealis magical. seems an apt term for it. >>> take a look at the markets now and a look at how things look at half past 12 in the east. dow down 76 points. the s&p with a loss of 12 points. nasdaq down one half of 1%. inside the etf conference, more than 120 finance industry experts will be discussing vesting strategies and managing volatility. josh brown joins us live from hollywood, florida. josh, you're just out of jeffrey gunnedlock's presentation. what did he have to say? >> oh, my god, scott. of he was growling. i've been watching jeff gun lock speak for five years or more and this is the most bearish i've heard him. in particular about emerging markets and what's going on with junk bonds. and he really had nothing good to share with the crowd today. >> yeah, i'm wondering, he's shared those very same views. i think it's fair to say right here on this set. with us. as you have been on the program at times. i don't know how much of it is truly new. maybe sounding a little more, you know

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astronauts scott kelly and tim peake shared online their view of the aurora borealis from the international space station. the natural light display happens when a burst of the sun's gas and magnetic field causes a solar wind--

astronauts scott kelly and tim peake shared online their view of the aurora borealis from the international space station. the natural light display happens when a burst of the sun's gas and magnetic field causes a solar wind-- which is the stream of energy specks from the sun. that stream hits the earth's atmosphere... and there you go!-- lights!