i've lived through the bare markets since the 80's, late 80's. for many people if we are in a bare market, this would be their first exposure to it. this is what it's like. you get horrible days and then you get days, thank god, it's over and days where we are going to open down 300 points. just to reiterate what you said, this is a scary time out there. >> nicole: basically you have the nikkei in bare market territory, the oil breaking below each low, right now, we are in the 27-dollar range for oil and they are selling on every rally. everybody is saying, what's up with my 401k and ira, every time i shouldn't look at it and, yes, people are panicked a little bit. i mean, you tell me. [laughter] >> gary: you can't help now. it's so much different, nicole incident as you well know even from 5-10 years ago even if you adopt a philosophy, i'm not going to look. everybody looks at twitter, internet and headline and they see the markets coming down. so the human response is to panic, all i can say to people is take a look at portfolio, make sure that

again tonight with sub-zero lows for monday morning and barely single digits by monday afternoon. wind chills will range from -25 in central iowa to -40 in northern iowa. best to stay in doors if at all possible and stay safe. if you have to travel, make sure you have an emergency winter kit packed. snow moves is back in the forecast for tuesday before temperatures return to more seasonable 20s for the rest of the work week and 30s by next weekend. nikki: monday for a majority of the state. temps will plummet again tonight with sub-zero lows for monday morning and barely single digits by monday afternoon. wind chills will range from -25 in central iowa to -40 in northern iowa. best to stay in doors if at all possible and stay safe. if you have to travel, make sure you have an emergency winter kit packed. snow moves is back in the forecast for tuesday before temperatures return to more seasonable 20s for the rest of the work week and 30s by next weekend. nikki: we love to see chill advisory will be in effect until 9am monday for a majority of the state. temps will plummet again ton

tom touched her bare breast and kissed her neck and bare breast. when she was discharged she was es escorted out by him. and said hi told her i'll find you sweety. >> . 3 days later. he sent her a friends request. through facebook. which she didn't accept. >> . sho two other women filed while patients. the first coming march 6. 2014. about 3 months after the fort collins allegation. and the second about a year later. in april 2015. >> in both cases the women were under the influence of strong pain medication. one patient reported she was sexually assaulted. the other reported having her chest ma massaged. shehe was later fired by the hospital. shehe was also fired from regional west medical center in scots bluff nebraska. february. and march. of 2014. that thomas touched her bare breast. >> also his nursing license is still active. but the government agency that regulates these licenses couldn't immediately say if a conviction on a sex offense would mean a revocation of the license. >> tasz skwers on pord paz the plane slid off the run way. it happ

sunday is the coldest day of the forecast with a low near 4 and a high barely around 10 degrees. next week we'll stay cold in the beginning with warmer air returning by next thursday. elias: let's get into the top five this morning.... elias: : the collapse of a 12 foot deep trench in altoona leads to a man's death wednesday. when police and rescue units arrived, they said justin jorgensen had already passed away from his injuries. the recovery efforts took six hours because conditions and continuing collapses in the trench. sabrina: in the number two spot this morning... sabrina: after north korea's announcement that it had successfully tested a hydrogren bomb, countries around the world came out in condemnation of the country's actions. the claim prompted an emergency closed-door meeting of the united nations security council... it could result in widening sanctions against north korea. the intelligence community now says it was not likely an h-bomb. elias: the third thing you need to know before you walk out the door... elias: protests in alabama over the order by the chief ju

"i just really don't't did with those executive orders really has a baring on the existing gun owners, it made them mad. i thinkll he really did was increase gun sales already have background check. everytime i buy a gun, they check," huckabee. jessica rae: janet huckabee says mental health should be a main focus, not making gun laws harder for law abiding citizens. jessssa rae: texas sesetor ted campaign in siouxland ahead of the iowa ucuses... and he plans to hit all 99 counties. yesterday marked the senators 3rd day in the state..... the "cruzing" to caucus bus tour stopped in rock rapids, sibley and spencer iowa yesterday. speaking to supporters, cruz says it's time to take the power out of washington. "the administration of justice should be blind to partier ideology. the only fidelity of the department of justice should be the laws and the constitution of the united states." jessica rae: consistently finishing second in the major g-o-p polls, just this week... he garnered 18 percent support in t latest n-b-c news survey monkey poll. jessica rae: the war of words between cruz and

we are going to see bare market territory for the u.s. however, i do think this is not a beginning of 2008-type recession. i think this could be quite short, it would stop raises and interests and probably higher toward the end of the year but we have downward moves beforehand. >> nicole: wow, we heard a little bit of optimism. we really enjoy that you came on with us. >> lauren: now to the campaign trail. war of words between donald trump and ted cruz intensifying as the two republican candidates are locked in a dead-heat in iowa. trump slammed the texas senator over undisclosed loan in 2012 campaign. >> he said he didn't know anything about the fact that he was borrowing the money. he didn't want the vote that he's borrowing money to personally guarantying it from banks, what he did was absolutely probably illegal but it's certainly wrong. >> lauren: senator cruz last night defended himself. >> what i would suggest to voters, don't listen to what any of the candidates say on the campaign trail, rhetoric is cheap, ignore what i say and w

that is when we heard that the dam broke you can see, that there is barely any water about 20 minutes ago site beautiful sunset off that water and it is surreal, this is probably the last sunset reflection that you will see a very long time. again, this time to draining since monday. there isn't much water left, of the water has really just flown through, when it broke. so, which is headed straight through the woods here. and taking a long sediment. huge rocks huge concrete slabs unbelievable to think that the water was so powerful here. it ripped concrete and half and this is really all that is left. the damage is so bad, that the sheriff says the road might not be able to be replaced. as for the pond in the dam, who knows if it will be replaced. the damage is so expensive. you have seen this a couple of times, and for you to see this on tv, it is not as incredible unless you are here. it is probably unbelievable to see at home. >>> still ahead, we have seen the water system. >>> during the flood many were saying this is 1000 year flood that i couldn't get anyone to arrived at that.

into the region this weekend which will put lows below zero both saturday and sunnay night withhighs barely making ititabove zero on sunday. windchills will also be at or below -20f during this time from which we'll get limited relief early next week. see graphics. wx timer @ :40 >> a wanted suspect is in critical condition, after he shot himself while being apprehended by federal and tribal officials on the santee sioux indian reservation. an fbi spokesperson says the male suspect was armed at the time. he refused to surrender peacefully, and allegedly suspect, but u.s. marshals in omaha, nebraska, told ktiv that a man wanted by police was involved in an incident on the santee sioux reservation yesterday. 25-year-old david hoffman has been on the run, in northeast nebraska, since tuesday afternoon. that's when he stole a niobrara, nebraska police officer's weapon as the officer tried to arrest him for burglary and theft. he took off on foot. the nebraska state patrol and other agencies joined the search for hoffman as niobrara schools and some businesses were locked down. officers searched

temps will plummet again tonight with sub-zero lows for monday morning and barely single digits by monday afternoon. wind chills will range from -25 in central iowa to -40 in northern iowa. best to stay in doors if at all possible and stay safe. if you have to travel, make sure you have an emergency winter kit packed. snow moves is back in the forecast for tuesday before temperatures return to more seasonable 20s for the rest of the work week and 30s by next weekend. nikki: plus... coming up 9am monday. and wind monday for a majority of the state. temps will plummet again tonight with sub-zero lows for monday morning and barely single digits by monday afternoon. wind chills will range from -25 in central iowa to -40 in northern iowa. best to stay in doors if at all possible and stay safe. if you have to travel, make sure you have an emergency winter kit packed. snow moves is back in the forecast for tuesday before temperatures return to more seasonable 20s for the rest of the work week and 30s by next weekend. nikki: plus... coming up on local 5 news 9am monday. and wind chill advisory wi

tom touched her bare breast and keuzed kissed her neck and bare breast. when she was discharged she was escorted out by him. you sweety. 3 days later he sent her a friend request. through facebook. which she didn't accept. >> there are investigations in other jurisdictions ongoing. >> . -lt investigation revealed two other women filed complaints against him. while patients. the first coming march 6. 2014. about 3 months after the fort collins allegation. and the second ant about a year later. in april 2015. in both cases the women were under the influence of strong pain medication. one patient reported she was sexually assaulted. the other reported having her chest massaged. he was later fired by the hospital. he was also fired from regional west in nebraska. after a patient complained in february and march. of 2014. that tom touched her bare breast. and below the waist. >> it's really important for people to come forward if they have been violated. we want people to feel safe. >> . they do background checks as part of the hiring process. more pled guilty

that is when we heard that the dam broke you can see, that there is barely any water about 20 minutes ago site beautiful sunset off that water and it is surreal, this is probably the last sunset reflection that you will see a very long time. again, this time to draining since monday. there isn't much water left, of the water has really just flown through, when it broke. so, which is headed straight through the woods here. and taking a long sediment. huge rocks huge concrete slabs broken in half it's unbelievable to think that the water was so powerful here. this is really all that is left. the damage is so bad, that the sheriff says the road might not be able to be replaced. as for the pond in the dam, who knows if it will be replaced. the damage is so expensive. you have seen this a couple of times, and for you to see this on tv, it is not as incredible unless you are here. it is probably unbelievable to see at home. >>> still ahead, we have seen the water system. >>> during the flood many were saying this is 1000 year flood that i couldn't get anyone to explain exactly how they arri

we saw chinese stocks into bare market territory. amount of debt that china holds here in the u.s. and the worries that are best friend with all the money holding u.s. decides to sell off because they need to money, what do you make of that. >> tracy: with rising u.s. dollar it's going to make china more expensive as well. that spreads to china's corporates. if they default it's going to be a domino effect. the reality is that china-u.s. have a dependent economy. they could come out with policies that benefit both countries, hopefully. >> lauren: tracy, thank you so much. tracy yu in studio, nicole. >> nicole: a lot of the candidates took aim at front runner hillary clinton, including jeb bush. >> she's under investigation with the fbi right now. if she gets elected her first hundred days, she might be going back and forth between the white house and the courthouse. >> nicole: we are keeping a close eye on markets. s&p 500 down 34, nasdaq down 84. you're watching fbn:am, first look at morning markets and breaking news. stay with us.

happening, our temperatures will take another hit and drop into the double-digits below zero and barely make it above zero sunday afternoon. i wouldn't be surprised to see some locations drop to near -20f by monday morning before bouncing back to the teens next week with another small snow chance next tuesday. see graphics. wx timer @ :40 >> the search is on for the lucky winners in the record powerball jackpot. the three winning tickets were sold in melbourne beach, florida, chino hills, california, and munford, tennessee. each of the stores received a cash bonus for selling the winning tickets. the lucky winners will have to share the record jackpot of 1-point 58 billion dollars ... which means each person will receive 528-point-8 million dollars. so far, none of the winners have come forward to claim their one lucky man in western iowa didn't win the big powerball jackpot, but he did come very, very close! he is a millionaire though. ktiv's sam curtiss has the story. << "i'd like to introduce our newest multi-millionaire bryon stewart," said terry rich, iowa lottery ceo. his shirt sa

the metro and areas south will barely get to the double digits while northern iowa will only reach in the single digits above zero. brrr! winds will continue to be breezy from the west- northwest tomorrow, so the wind chills will keep everyone feeling sub-zero through the day. try to limit any outdoor time you have news at six... it's the talk of the town.. powerball fever! it's a historic jackpot... but it's actually harder to win thanks to a change in the numbers... we'll nikki weeks before the caucus... iowans are getting the chance to see where candidates stand on the issues that are important to them with the family first forum. nikki iowa state takes on baylor in a big 12 showdown at home.. could the clones end a losing streak to the bears? " local 5 news at 6 in hd starts now. we are iowa" nikki: good evening. welcome to local 5 news, i'm nikki davidson. ames just it wasn't the outcome isu fans were hoping for. nikki/ram local 5's sports director jon schaeffer joins me now with the latest. jon? jon: thanks nikki. a heart breaker for iowa state as they fall to the baylor bears f

it is going to be even colder on sunday with highs barely above 0. wind chill warnings go into effect tonight for areas along and north of hwy 20. this is where it will feel close to -30. there will be a wave of light snow overnight. snow totals will be between 0.5" and 1.5". although accumulations will be minor, slick conditions will still be possible for those out early on sunday. it will be cold to start the work week, but temperatures will start to trend warmer by the second half of the week. however, another round of snow could bring family and friends of a murdered marion county woman are calling for justice.. 68-year old shirley carter was shot to death at her home in lacona last june... carter's family members say they know who the killer is.. and are waiting for police to make an arrest... justin surrency has more from their rally... "i feel, when she got killed i feel like i lost a mom."for many in marion county, the death of shirley carter was more than just the loss of a neighbor... "she touched so many lives and was such a geniune good p

sunday is the coldest day we've got coming with lows below and a high barely above zero. next week looks fairly cold again with a few snow chances mixed in. elias: let's get into the top five this morning.... elias: almost immediately after the numbers were called out, the california lottery tweeted out that a winning powerball ticket had been sold at a store in chino hills. crowds then went to the store to celebrate the ticket sale. during the night, lottery officials reported two more winning tickets in florida and tennessee....mor e could still be announced. the winners will split the almost one point six billion dollar jackpot. sabrina: in the number two spot this morning... sabrina: the resignations of four out of six part time officers at the melcher-dallas department, leaves the city almost without a last night, city officials met to do next, with the sheriff's office helping watch over the city. for now, the council has decided to let the sheriff's office control the situation. know before you walk out the door... elias: the lawsuit filed by des moines water works

sunday is the coming with lows below and a high barely above zero. next week looks fairly cold again with a few passed away at the age of 6-9. elias: rickman was best known for playing the villain hans gruber in "die hard" and severus snape in the "harry potter" series. he also appeared in robin hood, severus snape in the "harry potter" series. he also appeared in robin hood, sense and sensibility, and love actually. rickman was one of film and theater's most admired actors, known for his signature nasal baritone voice. sources familiar with his career say rickman had been battling cancer. . elias: trending now...oscar buzz kicks into high gear... elias: hosting this year's awards show will be comedian chris rock. this morning the nominees for the 88th academy awards were announced... the revenant and up oscar nominations for best picture and best director. six other best picture nominations to join them: bridge of spies spotlight the big short the martian brooklyn room two movies that you might be surprised were left out were straight outta compton

we'll bare through a few s a cold front continues to move off to the east. our temperatures will drop throughout the day into the teens and even cooler into the overnight hours. winds throughout the day and into the evening will push out of the nw at 15-20 mph. these stng winds will make our temperatures feel evening colder. wind chills are expected to feel as cold as the single digits, if not pushing zero. high pressure will quickly take over the area allowing for clearing skies through the overnight. actual temperatures will drop into the single digits and winds will continue out of the nw at 15-20 mph. with this combination of cold and strong winds our wind chills will likely reach into the -20s. remember: don't go outdoors if you don't have to. if you must be outdoors, give yourself several breaks to go back indoors and warm up. finally, if you are cold so are your pets! make sure to bring them indoors. we'll bare through a few snowflakes this morning as a cold front continues to move off to the east. our temperatures will drop throughout the day into th

back in during the day on friday giving us sunshine but the return of colder temperatures with highs barely making it to that 20 degree mark. pleasant conditions will last through the weekend before the chance for light snow returns sunday night. we will kick off the next work week with lots of clouds before we begin a warming trend towards the middle of next week, giving us higher temperatures in the middle and upper 30s. >> cars are getting smarter now they have the ability to communicate with stop lights... and even otherercars on the phil lebeau explains... << (nats) "alright, heree go" auto supplier delphi says this is the brains behind the next generation of "intelligent" cars and trucks. software and cameras in this test vehicle allows them to not only talk with other cars,..so they can avoid collisions at blind intersections. (nats: "so we are changing lanes because there is a hidden driveway up here") but it also goes one step further... communicatin g with stop lights about changes in traffic... and with the smart phones of pedestrians so they can stop or slow down and avoid crash

we can expect a weekend with high temperatures barely making it into the double digits. snow totals around the area cumulative from tonight and tomorrow should be reported between 1 and 3 inches. here's the 7 day forecast. it's one of the most popular methods of birth control for women. and now, "the pill," will be available over the counter for women in two states in the u-s. while, many medical professionals think the intent is good... one local doctor worries the trend could have unintended consequences for young women. abc9 news anchor jenna repnstrom has more in this week's your health mters. "the pill" is now available over the counter for women in oregon, and come california. they're the first states to make the contraceptives available without a doctor's prescription. "certainly, we know that a lot of pregnancies in this country are e unplanned, so having accessibily to something than can prevent pregnancy is good for some women." while dr. danielle hay has praise for the intent behind the increased accessibily, she's concerned about what some women may give up i

my personally i think we're kind of in a bare market. you have to look for places then to start buying, if we are in a bare market i see probably might be 15-20% to the downside that start to get your cash ready about dow 15,000, even dow 14,000, we could drop that low, i hate to say. >> nicole: flipping over and look to start buying in selloffs. what would you be looking at to purchase? >> gary: i think the easiest thing in the a bare market everything gets dragged down. the easiest safest way to buy an etf that tracks one of the indices. or you can buy dia the diamond which tracks the dow 30. i think you would be okay on either one of those. >> nicole: s&p 500 or the dow? what about energy at this point, we see oil prices continue to track lower. does it go below 30? when does the selling stop and what does this mean for energy producers? >> gary: well, that's a tough one. i've been trying to dip my toe in energy for almost a year. i think the easiest way to play that is with one of the big energy producers, not with the commodity itse

barely in his 20s, he was drafted by the north vietnamese army and sent to war.howed us a photograph. >> translator: these are my friends. we were all soldiers. this is me. we were all called up at the same time. one was assigned to the quarter master. and three of us, including me, were sent to the battlefield. >> that battlefield was in south vietnam. thiet and his friends marched along the ho chi minh trail to get there. they staged attacks against the enemy, using the jungle as cover. >> translator: our unit was directly sprayed with agent orange. they were spraying above our heads. we could hardly breathe, so we pressed wet towels against our noses. we completely lost our sense of smell. he were shrouded in black smoke. everything smelled the same. it was suffocating. several days later, thiet was ordered back to the area on a recon mission. he could not believe what he saw. >> translator: there wasn't a single leaf anywhere. it gave us chills. we looked at one another and wondered out loud, what did they spray that could do this? no one knew what it was. we

the weekend still looks to bring frigid air with highs barely reaching 10f by sunday and lows dipping below zero in the morning. we should rebound a little though by early next week. see graphics. wx timer @ :40 >> the search continues this morning for a suspect in knox county, nebraska, who's considered "armed and dangerous." afternoon as the suspect, 25-year-old david hoffman, of santee, nebraska, escaped police custody. as he made his escape investigators say hoffman grabbed the officer's gun. when he was last seen, hoffman was on foot. as a precaution authorities put the niobrara state park on lockdown. they also locked down schools in the niobrara school district late in the afternoon, the nebraska state patrol was escorting children, and teachers, to their cars after school was dismissed. a message over the school intercom advised everyone to stay in their homes for the night as the manhunt continues. the knox county sheriff says hoffman is a native american male, measuring 5-feet, 10-inches tall, weighing 150-pounds. he has a tattoo on his adam's apple. hoffman was last seen we

sunday is the coldest day we've got below and a high barely above zero. next week looks fairly cold again with a few elias: anyone who's ever lost a dog knows how heart-wrenching it can be. owners will try almost anything to recover their lost pet, including flyers and rewards. sabrina: now there's a new app that uses the latest technology to help families recover their four-legged friends. misha dibono reports. --reporter pkg-as follows-- an animal shelter is the last place you want to see your pet. but if he or she does get lost, thanks to a new app called finding rover - families have a new tool right on their smartphones to quickly find them. (daniel desousa/san diego county animal services) "finding rover is facial recognition app." here's how it works. once you download the app to your smart pet and it's scanned into the system. (daniel desousa/san diego county animal services) "the public can use to register their dog, and if the dog ever runs away, they can post that their dog has been lost." using facial recognition technology, the app searches t

weaken a bit today but we most of us should get into positive territory on the thermometer, but just barely in week, but we also have some snow in the forecast. i'll have that for you in a few minutes. we are dealing with dangerously cold temperatures today.... as eileen said... when it is this cold outside... it is possible to get frostbite after being outside for more than half an hour. waterloo.... with some tips on how to stay safe on cold days like today. it is cold out... that is why i'm inside one of the station cars this morning.... if you don't have to be outside today... i would suggest not going out... here's a look at downtown waterloo this morning... on the ground froze... very important to be careful walking anywehre.. if you are outside today.. it is important to pay attention to the grayish-yello skin area..... numbnews... and skin that feels firm or waxy. if you do see signs of frostbite: get inside to a warm room... and put warm... not hot water on the area you are worried about.... stove for warmth. we've got you covered live in waterloo... amanda gilbert... kwwl news. hy

most of into positive territory on the thermometer, but just barely in most instances. we have a bit of a warm up for the rest of the picking up our team seven coverae, storm trk seven's amanda gilbert is live in waterloo with tipip on preventing forstbite d hypothermia. it's cold today... i am inside a car to stay warm... but i was just outside... i was out for aboutt2 minutes and already my fingers started to hurt and turn red... and that's with these gloves on. here's a look at how cold it is right now in d dwntown waterloo... -10 degrees... not fun...stay inside if you can... but if you do need to go outside... and be on the lookout for signs of frostbite....accordi ng to the c-d-c... those are 1. a white or grayish-yellow skin... 2. skin that feels waxy or firm... and 3. numbness if you are worried you might have frostbite... it's important to get inside a warm room... and put warm water on the area you are worried about... not hot water. we've gottou covered live in a number of schools have the day off due to martin luther king junior day. and many scheduled to ha

most of us should get into positive territory on the thermometer, but just barely in most instances. we have a bit of a warm up for the rest of the week, but we also have some snow the big story this morning -- is the big chill. the mild start to the winter is a distant memory. this morning -- all over the midwest -- people are waking up to frigid waether once again. in south dakota -- adding insult to injury. one ski resort forced to close in december because of mild weather -- now has to shut down because the weather is too cold. sundown mountain in dubuque closed at 6 last night because of the wind chill but plans to today is martin luther king junior day. the weather forced organizers to change plans over the weekend. many people showed up for the annual freedom march in dubuque. organizers sent people inside to "due to the weather, we decided to meet the people out here, provide some nice hot beverage, hot chocolate inside prescott elementary school -- sixteen students were recognized for their tributes to doctor king. about 200 students turned in essays, poems and books for the

near the interior, barely above the freezing mark. that is where there could be some freezing drizzle. it is patchy and light. the rest of your saturday features a lot of clouds, but nothing all that eventful. temperatures on saturday will mostly be in the 40' s. temperatures from the pike southward likely getting into it does turn quite wet on sunday with heavier rain coming in. look at the yellows and oranges. those are some heavier downpours. we' re talking about wind gusts to around 40 miles per hour, over an inch of rain any chance of snow tuesday night into wednesday. we' ll keep watching it for you. olessa: one problem spot and you can see the flashing lights. the ramp to marcy boulevard is close for an accident. expect a bit of a delay until that clears. there is some overnight construction left over. so far doing ok on128 with construction. so far into boston. trains and buses expected to start on schedule. randy: today the president will talk to grass-roots gun-control activists, as he continues a week-long push on the issue

barely above freezing at lunchtime. in the mountains tomorrow, sunny and cold with the breeze out of the northwest, not as windy yesterday. high 26. very cold tomorrow, cold tomorrow night. cold air locked in. on wednesday, the storm system will come in on wednesday. expect maybe light snow possible in the upstate, mixed with sleet or rain. light snow likely in the mountains, light accumulation. that could change. very unsettled thursday, friday, and saturday morning. we could see snow showers across the area. windy conditions. now back to you. carol: thanks, john. michael: if you want to a declare for the nfl draft, do it today. ricardo: the clemson defense had we will tell you if tankersley is staying or going. a special victory for josh norman periods we will explain you like being picture perfect. you should want your banking to be too. stop into td bank and we'll help set you up with picture perfect banking. new customers, open a checking and savings account and you can get a polaroid cube+ >> now, wyff news 4 spor

we are barely moving.tting at home right now and you are considering jumping on the beltway in prince george's county near branch avenue, near marlowe heights, stop, rethink what you are about to do and sit at home if you can. because you're not growing to be moving at all. we've been crawling along the beltway for the past 45 minutes barely moving. for us the backups really started before branch avenue but now that it's just continued to grow even more in the past half-hour. we are five miles away from the drawbridge and you can't see if our camera point of view but trust me, what i can see, it's allred lights, all taillights. everyone just sitting, just barely moving. so i'm going to keep it real with you guys. i'm trying to be as honest as possible. if you do not have to leave the house today, stay at home unless you are prepared to just sit in traffic because this is what you're going to see. one quick note. if you are planning on heading out, make sure your car is packed full with an emergency kit, ex

the shelves are already looking bare. suzanne kennedy is in bethesda where the last-minute shoppers are stocking up. i see you still have a crowd behind you, suzanne. suzanne: it's been steady all day long, leon. if you plan to go out tonight and on in to tomorrow take a look at this. this is what you will run into. you will run into the lines of the people getting ready for the weekend predicted blizzard. a local hardware stores they are seeing a surge in business. many have system shelfs that are now bare. people are stocking up and and preparing to be snowed in. >> flashlights, batteries, propane, propane heaters and generators. snow blowers also. obviously salt and shovels. not even the regular snow shovels. they are getting garden shovels, too. suzanne: i just checked the shelves here, the bread and the water. it's lean. so if you want to get something, perhaps come out this evening or at least very early tomorrow morning. reporting live in bethesda, suzanne kennedy, abc7 news. leon: all right. maureen: we don't want

and look at the temperatures barely above freezing and the windchills in the 20s. and you add in the winds that hour. you throw a 25-mile-an-hour wind on the tree limb with ice and it goes down on the power lines. so all type it's of precipitation could fall tomorrow, maybe all in one county from snow, sleet, freezing rain and rain. this is what i'm worried about. most of the atmosphere is above freezing and it gets closer to the ground and it freezes because we're below freezing. and saturday will be a snow event. but it could hamper our travel issues. so here we are at 3:00 a.m. and it is just now moving in. and it will start at snow and quickly turn to sleet and freezing rain and move into the triangle by 5:00 and 6:00. it's mainly a snow event by the virginia boarder. you can see you guys in sampson and wayne county more of a rain event and we get into friday afternoon and the low pressure starts to bring in a little warmer air and it starts to bring friday night to rain and we get on the back edge of the system saturday and more cold air and we get a little li

temps will plummet again sunday night with sub-zero lows for monday morning and barely single digits by monday afternoon. snow moves in again on tuesday before temperatures return to more seasonable 20s for the rest of the work week and 30s by next weekend. nikki: we love to see tonight until noon sunday. our temperature roller coaster continues its slide down through the overnight. lows will be sub-zero across most of the state tonight with only far southern ia seeing temperatures hovering just above 0. a bitter breeze from the northwest will have wind chills sitting around -20 in the metro and closer to -40 in northern iowa. expect snow showers overnight as well, mainly in southern and southwestern iowa. one to two inches of accumulation is possible in those areas, with only a few tenths accumulating downtown. the sun will be back for sunday, but temperatures will remain frigid. northern iowa will remain single digits below zero all day, while the metro and areas south will be single digits above zero. the northwesterly breeze continues through the day tomorrow keeping wind chills

temps will plummet again sunday night with sub-zero lows for monday morning and barely single digits by monday afternoon. snow moves in again on tuesday before temperatures return to more seasonable 20s for the rest of the work week and 30s by next weekend. weather adlib: put script here in green (weather wrap) nikki: we love to see your weather our temperature roller coaster continues its slide down through the overnight. lows will be sub-zero across most of the state tonight with only far southern ia seeing temperatures hovering just above 0. a bitter breeze from the northwest will have wind chills sitting around -20 in the metro and closer to -40 in northern iowa. expect snow showers overnight as well, mainly in southern and southwestern iowa. one to two inches of accumulation is possible in those areas, with only a few tenths accumulating downtown. the sun will be back for sunday, but northern iowa will remain single digits below zero all day, while the metro and areas south will be single digits above zero. the northwesterly breeze continues through the day tomorrow keeping wind

sunday is the coldest day of the forecast with a low near 4 and a high barely around 10 degrees. next week we'll stay cold in the beginning with warmer air returning by next thursday. elias: in your national headlines now-- elias: 17 miners trapped overnight in an elevator nearly a thousand feet underground emergency crews still desperately trying to rescue them right now abc's ryan smith is here with the latest " emergency crews racing to free 17 miners-trapped in an elevator nearly 900 feet below ground in upstate new york..... cage is stuck 850 feet down with people on it. asha mckenzie a reporter for our local elmira affiliate live on the scene.... reporter: the 17 miners have been trapped for more than 5 hours at this point.....trapping them. local fire departments racing to the scene...... 12:28 attention firefighters. man power needed to backfill out in lansing on a rope rescue. miners....it will lower a basket to carry out 4-6 miners at a time. sot: they were in high spirits. rescuers have been able to send down blankets and food to the miners who were just starting their

you with barely see the skyline. the rain is coming down hard. micheal, tell us more about the weather. you have a tornado watch. >>reporter: there is a silver tining. this line of storms is thin as it came out of southwest florida. it mays weakened. we are still under a tornado >> also very windy. >>reporter: supewindy. i'll show you what's happying. okay, the counties outlined in red right hear brower, miami dade is under watch until 9:00. here is the look at the line of storms ft. lauderdale it's over with. again, it's backing quite a punch with wind. south wind gust near 50 miles miami beach and peach i'm talking toga. it's'soving east-northeast around 40e miles per hour. clark clark gable. earlier about an hour ago 2 to 3 inches per hour. let's look at some of the other areas the tornado watch has been discontented for the keys. all right, pictures or video if you can. safely share them. all right, i want to show you our neighborhood network and some of the wind gust reports. 53-mile per hour wind gust reports. sunrise. that's why we are see

his younger sister was barely able to talk to us.hases of being blank because she was clearly so upset about having to talk about the experience she had just had. you can only imagine then if these are the children who are getting to lebanon, what it must be like for those still inside in places like madaya, and idlib, it's a huge amount of psychological scarring that people must be having at the moment, as well as of course that desperate need to get food and other aid. >> caroline malone in beirut. thank you. >>> and now let's go straight live back to the united nations where we can speak to our diplomatic editor, james bayes. james you asked ban ki-moon that question about called starvation a war crime, whether that meant that the perpetrators could be sent to the international criminal

of bigger plunge in temperatures for the weekend, falling into the single digititon saturday and barely getting above zero on sunday.today: partly cloudy high: 26-32 winds: : 5-15 alo: 28 dbq: 25 iow: 30 tonight: partly cloudy low: 20-26 winds: sw 5-10 alo: 21 high: 36-42 winds: s 5-15 alo: 37 dbq: 36 iow: 40 tomorrow night: chance of light mix low: 24-30 winds: s 5-15 alo: 25 dbq: 26 iow: 29 friday: chance of light snow high: 32 - low: 27 saturday: chance of light snow late high: 9 - low: 9 sunday: sunny and cold high: 1 - low: -5 monday: chance of snow late high: 9 - low: -8 tuesday: partly cloudy high: 20 - low: 4 wednesday: partly cloudy high: 400-thousand. doctors say indoor tanning causes that many cases of skin cancer each year. mercy in cedar rapids is trying to combat that number by reaching out to teens. kcrg-tv9's forrest saunders tells us how. are your kids get ready for prom 2016? if they're thinking about indoor tanning, a hospital here in cedar rapids is asking you to think again. did you know that indoor tanning is the same amount of carcinogens as a cigarette smoking or

temperatures will be wide-ranging, from barely above 10 close to the minnesota border to the lower 20s south of i-80. snow won't amount to much, generally around a dusting to a half-inch. winds pick up tonight and will be blustery from the northwest tomorrow, gusting as high as 30 mph. temperatures should remain in the single digits for most with wind chills staying below zero. temperatures rise into the 20s on wednesday and 30s thursday and friday. a rain/snow mix is possible friday before changing to snow saturday, which will come with colder temperatures again.today: chance of light snow high: 17-23 winds: s 5-10 alo: 15 dbq: 15 iow: 21 to g-o-p presidential candidates and the iowa caucus. that's according to hans hassell, an assistant professor of politics at cornell college in mount vernon. hassell says donald trump and senator ted cruz will likely end up in first or second. but seeing as they're may be looking at republican candidates wind up in third. solid chance of becoming the nominee. " jeb bush, marco rubio, chris appeal. so, i think that coming in third in the iowa caucus

pstill hanging on to 50 barely in pst. petersburg and the further pnorth you go, the colder it is. pinverness at 37. pcrystal river at 37 degrees. pbarely above 40 in brooksville. pnotice a little bit warmer, a pfew degrees from brandon. p52 to englewood 53. pthey also have a little bit of pcloud cover this morning. pthe front has moved far enough psouth that the colder air has psettled to the north and mid to pupper 40s for the most part in olk county, hardee county, low p50s. pthen you get north wind and for pthe most part it's not bad. pone, five, six miles an hour.

s&p barely up. dow barely up. nasdaq is trading down slightly.his is better than yesterday in particular when the dow lost 276 points. we closed at 11,148 on the dow. want to bring in on final moments intrend fed fund's mark travis. mark is standing by. in studio we have chase private economist anthony chen. anthony, china rattled is so much yesterday. but china is area of expertise for you. are we going to see this again? will we see what happened yesterday to us again because of china? >> you have to remember, we saw this in august. we're seeing it now again the big difference since august chinese central bank lowered reserve requirements. added a lot of liquidity. chill added. cheryl: added more liquidity. >> they're moving away from manufacturing to service sector. you see less in manufacturing more in service. bottom line it will be a bumpy ride. because of lags in monetary policy the months ahead, chinese economy moves towards stablization. cheryl: interesting you say that. china said in particular selling band. people say it is not free tr

surviving gnostic barely surviving gnostic and survived a message out to ed gallek . .ic not looking for revenge instead this . hit-and-run victim wants to make ends up injured wa especially a child, recovering from my broken bones and internal injuries, jeanne stuckey zephyr metrohealth medical center room, last week after she was hit by a driver,,me revealed that a city cameron was not setup set up to record next wondered what she would say to the driver and let you are scared and you don't want to turn yourself and that you got to do the right thing, if you can do the right thing, been a kid. >> witnesses told investigators that the driver was driving a white ford van,ne if you have information call crime stoppers, coming up at 5:00 p.m., she describes the moment that it happened and later the 19 checks up on safety hazards at the intersection.. a horrible record jackpot, everybody talks about and david bowie, getting cancer after an 18 month long battle with cancer18 have a tribute to david bowie and his connection to cleveland coming dead a nice break in the snow but there is mo

reporter: good morning, guys, now the opening happening on the state road, you can see behind me, it is bare but at 10:00 will be open for vehicles to come through, this first section of the long awaited parkway state road 429 and it will complete central florida's beltway and protect the natural resource surrounding the wekiva river and ease congestion for not only locals but millions of visitors that come to central florida >> reporter: >> the parkway will relieve congestion on 435, and winter road and 46 and remaining sections and 441 and will enhance safety and we expect the traffic will make it easier for locals to get in and out of homes and businesses on the local roads. >> now, back here live, you see it's an open parkway, right now

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major winter storm baring down on the area.e've just learned a state of emergency has been declared for the state of delaware and in about four hours from now a snow emergency goes into effect in the city of philadelphia and that means cars parked on snow emergency routes need to go. harry hairston explains what that all means. >> reporter: one of philadelphia's four-plus dozen emergency snow routes that must be cleared by nine tonight. not good enough say some who live in south philly where parking is scarce. how soon do you think you should have to be fair? >> well, 24 hours at least, i would think, maybe 48. >> reporter: parking here is so limited, residents routinely park in the center of the street. >> i was born and raised in this neighborhood and this has always been a snow emergency route. there was never a problem with cars being out by a certain time. >> reporter: steve tells us over the past few years police gave final warnings to residents shortly before towing vehicles. they implemented a system where the cops come

that bumpers are needed to keep their baby safe and comfortable in the crib, b b the doctor says in a bare crib, no stuffed animals, no blankets, no pillows, and no bumpers. in addition to suffocation hazards, once the baby learns to stond d and up week they can use those bummerrers sort of as a stepping stool to climb out of crib and that could lead to some other rlly serious injuries. >>> and speaking of head injuries in particular, doctors e applauding a brand new program to reduce head injuries in young athletes. new u.s. soccer rules prohibit heading of the ball for children under the age of ten.

but dc had barely a trace, and it has crippled even at this hour. that is our big story. we're starting with the winter weather bearing down on the east coast. about 50 million people you mention will be impacted this weekend. >> washington, d.c. already got a taste with a smaller storm during evening rush hour. the 1.6 inches brought traffic on area highways and city streets to a standstill. residents complained the public works department got a late start on treating the roads and then its trucks couldn't get around all of those stuck cars. >> and look at this. the president's marine one helicopter was grounded. the presidential entroung had to drive back to the white house and even that took more than an hour. >> oh, my goodness. the limos and vans added to the mess. but the accidents and problems were all over the washington area as this is app showed late last night. all the red lines where there are backups and accidents.