just barely getting back into the low 50s by midweek. we struggle to make it even close to 60 degrees by the end of the week. but we do have a lot of nice sunshine through the week./// > ((sherry swensk)) > here's a live look out mount charleston... where they got several inches of snow. for a check of traffic./// > < demetria obilor >accident on bonanza/decatu r, just north of us 95. you can bonanza/decatu r, just north of us 95. you can use jones and valley view as alternates. out in henderson right now where the roads are pretty wet. no crashes on us 95 at this time. this week, film crews for the new jason bourne movie are expected to be out taking over flamingo overnight between las vegas boulevard and kova. < > < > back to you. /// investigators are set to release documents in last year's deadly amtrak derailment in philadelphia today. eight people were killed and 200 were injured in the crash that happened last may. the national transportation safety board wrapped up its investigative phase - next, investigators will analyze the ev

you can barely see in front of you. this is a morning where you're going to want to use your low beams, fog lights and high beams. if you do, you realize you see even less with those on. we have a large pile of snow here at lancaster avenue. flooding, which we thought would be a major issue for some areas, not as much right now. fog has overtaken that concern this morning. we're going to be talking about fog, showing you areas where you need to be aware. we'll be back in about 25 minutes with an update. >> thanks. >>> let's check in with road conditions across the area with first alert traffic jessica boyington. >> here you can barely see past these signs here as vehicles make their way by, so that could be potentially dangerous driving position this morning. here is another accident in montgomery county. we will be keeping our eyes on it this morning, tracy. >> right now, 4:03. we're following breaking news. pdw cruise are trying to clean up gas leak. it caused several families there to evacuee. here's a live look at t

the stormcast hd paints in a mostly sunny, but cold day in the region with highs barely stretching above 20 degrees. tomorrow, we have a chance of seeing some light snow which will happen during the morning and into the early afternoon. then, we can expect to have a lull in our pattern many companies are looking to protect themselves from cyber hackers, as cost businesses millions of dollars in damages. according to recent reports, the u.s. reached its second highest rate of about 800 data breaches in 2015 alone and a sioux city law firm has tools put in place to combat cyber criminals. abc9 news reporter bria bell has more details... across the globe, cyber hackers are hard at work trying to defeat computersystems and neorks to steal confidential information from corporations, mom and pop shops, and consumers. the protection of our data, the protection of our identity and the protection of these storage devices that keeps all of this infomration," says berman. but numerous companies have either taken intiative by investing in cyber insurance or looking to do so as seserity breaching is

the stormcast hd paints in a mostly sunny, but cold day in the region with highs barely stretching above 20 degrees. tomorrow, we have a chance of seeing so light snow which will happen during the morning and into the early afternoon. then, we can expect to have a lull in our pattern with another slim chance of snow on friday as temperatures stay stuck on the colder side. today's high is 22 and it'll be mostly sunny with a light breeze. the low tonight is 6. tomorrow's high is 23 and it'll be mostly cloudy. here's the 7 day forecast. single digits and teens. wind gusts are at 25 to 30 miles per hour. there's some patchy blowing snow in northwest iowa, so drive with caution. the stormcast hd paints in a mostly sunny, but cold day in the region with highs barely stretching above 20 degrees. tomorrow, we have a chance of seeing some light snow during the morning and into the early afternoon. then, we can expect to have a lull in our pattern with another slim chance of snow on temperatures stay stuck on the colder side. today's high is sunny with a light breeze. the low tonight is 6. tomorro

wide variety of weather viewing area yesterday ranging from sunny in the 40s out west to snowy and barely making it to 20 to the east, we'll basically see a reversal of yesterday's weather in terms of the timing of light snow. unlike yesterday, pretty much everyone will spend a fair amount of time under the clouds with occasional peeks of sun this morning before light snow starts to move into our western counties early this afternoon. it'll gradually spread eastward throughout the afternoon and evening and exit the viewing area by midnight leaving many with, much like yesterday, a dusting up to an inch or two ofofhe white stuff. high pressure will then make its way south into the viewing area fridayy which will translate to a day offdeceiving suushine with highs only making it into the teens. after dropping below zero friday night, we'll see another cold day saturday with the possibility of light snow from saturday into sunday as temperatures finally get a decent nudge back into the 30s and 40s late this weekend/early next week! see graphics. wx timer @ :40 >> it was a crime almost ripped

hillary clinton barely escapes. >> i've won and i've lost.here it's a lot better to win. >> pelley: also tonight, terror in the sky. first a bang and then a fire as a jetliner rips open in flight. for the first time in this country, the zika virus is spread through sexual contact. and betting on the super bowl, even small advertisers are hoping to score big. ♪ i spent all my years believing you ♪ captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: this is our western edition. hillary clinton made history today, though not thy

just barely getting back into the low 50s by midweek. we struggle to make it even close to 60 degrees by the end of the week. but we do have a lot of nice sunshine through the week./// --- squaw valley, ca --- 5 tour buses stuck in snow --- buses slid into one another --- stuck for 3 hours ((sherry swensk)) demetria obilor expect overnight closures on flamingo between las vegas bouelvard and koval for the filming of the new bourne movie. i'd expect them out through the end of the week. at times, eastbound flamingo will be completely closed. ndot crews will be out doing some utility trench work for project neon. expect closures in the spaghetti bowl overnight. ((demetria obilor)) > one of our viewers sent us these photos... of what looks like a bad parking job. a car drove up onto another car at the smith's parking lot... near lake mead and rampart sunday morning. several witnesses say the driver turned into the parking lot too quick... and went up on the car. fortunately, no one was hurt.

police are calling this the worst they have ever seen, saying the dollar was barely -- the dog was barely recognizable. a warning -- pictures are disturbing. wmur' s ray brewer has more from derry where the two women accused in this case went before a judge. ray: a londonderry detective said this is the worst case of animal neglect he has ever seen. when i found the dog, it was basically walking on its bones. this is what the two-year-old to like when londonderry police officers responded monday night for a report of an abandoned dog at 112 rockingham wrote. the job. "as i crouched to inspect them that came from him caused me to jada demas is one of the two its own filth. soiled and soaked puppy pads by brick floor shelf as well as film on top of it." jennifer moscardini is the case. she and demas face identical charges of failing to get the dog registered or vaccinated and recharges of animal cruelty. judge leonard: causing the dog to have both kneecaps displaced and his left leg becoming lame due to extensive matted fur. ray: according to the vet who treated the dog, leaving the animal

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just barely above freezing as we approached lunchtime this morning. let's go ahead and check in with temperatures elsewhere, 34 henderson and roxborough, 34 from around to 11, in the mid- 30s around fayetteville, clinton . we haven't talking about the morning there is enough of a priest to make a big impact. a look at the wind chills, feels like 25 right now in raleigh and mid 20s and durham and henderson, 27 roxborough. if watching earlier you know the wind chill started in the teams around term, here in wake county. it is an improvement. that sunshine will hang around at lunchtime which we back to 38. 41 afternoon high but once you factor in the wind it is still are barely everything. as a headed to 6:00 pm the evening drive home cold and still breezy and temperatures dropping into the mid-30s. i'll let you know what the cold air of the week comes.>>> tar heels basketball, roy williams gave everyone a good scale -- scare. during a heated exchange with a game official williams became lightheaded before collapsing in front of the whole batch by the me

in the end, her speech was only seven minutes long, and she barely mentioned iowa. hillary clinton: what a great campaign. this has been an incredible honor to campaign across iowa with so many of you to make the case for the kind of future we want for the democratic party and for the united states of america. eric: and while clinton claimed victory in iowa, bernie sanders had a different take. kcci's laura terrell reports from the holiday inn by the airport. laura: bernie sanders was a lot more gracious than his supporters, who booed when hillary clinton came up on the big screen. instead, he thanked her for a vigorous race. sen. sander: iowa, thank you. laura: bernie sanders could barely get through his 17 minute speech without constant applause from his supporters, but he was quick to give a shout out to hillary clinton. this opportunity to congratulate secretary clinton as somebody, yes. laura: instead of claiming victory like clinton did, sanders called the race a "virtual tie." sen. sanders: and while the results are still not complete, it looks like we'll hav

east out of the region, winds will subside but colder temperatures will be left behind with highs barely making it into the mid 20s come monday. temperatures throughout the week will be in the 20s through the next 7-days, but will climb close to freezing next weekend. also, stay tuned to ktiv.com and alert 4 for the latest school closings. robert? an early morning shooting in sioux city injured one police officer. sioux city police were investigating reports of robberies and burglaries in town. during the course of the investigation, officers located several individuals in the 2900 block of park aveune on sioux city's northside. ktiv's michelle schoening was on scene and has late details. police haven't released much information in relation to the shooting or their investigation. police officer was shot in the leg, but there are muliple parts to this developing story. in the early morning hours on sunday, the sioux city police dept. was called to the 29- hundred block of park avenue. police were actively investigating multiple reports of robberies at the valley park apartment complex. "w

barely any clouds just a reinforcing shot of cold air as high pressure builds in behind it. the weather authority will keep you with the latest forecast. of course, yo can watch bett davis our chief certified meteorologist start agent 4:00. kristi. >> kristi: thanks a lot. have a great weekend. "the chew" is next. local10.com for your breaking >> announcer: have no fear, friday is here, and we are celebrating by serving up delicious "chew"-approved weekend eats. we're wrapping up "chewer challenge" week and putting mario to the ultimate culinary test. then, she's everywhere you look, and she's in our kitchen -- star of "fuer house" jodie sweeten stops by to cook up a dish you'll shout "cut it out." plus, michael visits a hot new restaurant that's serving up favorites with a sururising twist. >> that's crispy shiitake bacon. bacon that's made out of mushrooms. >> wow, that's really good. >> announcer: the weekend fun starts right now on "the chew."

. >> i could barely see. d it was pretty bad. >> reporter: brianna made it to work on timebond okay. police are reporting slight increase in fender benders and ne in outs. >> i'm having a slick time. it's not good out there. >> reporter: joe was cents home from work early and some schools didn't open at all. making this an unexpected four day weekend that not eve yone relished >> definitely bette than just sitting inside doing nothing. reporter: the good news in all of this is that despite the winds today we did not see very ny power outages. psge long island reporting couple hundred out of one million customers. was hit with floogoding. high water from the hslson river flooded several tracks. trains were able to stay on schedule. another high tide is coming this evening. ri bordonaro is in queens wh.ich had flooding problems. >> reporter: chuck, we're just about an hour away now from high tide once again and you can see there are still a lot of cars here parked onto street and that's because manyf them won't start after getting flooded early this morning. a lot of carcewners on thi

hillary clinton barely escapes. >> i've won and i've lost. there it's a lot better to win. >> pelley: also tonight, terror in the sky. first a bang and then a fire as a jetliner rips open in flight. for the first time in this country, the zika virus is spread through sexual contact. and betting on the super bowl, even small advertisers are hoping to score big. i spent all my years believing you captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: this is our western edition. hoped. she was declared the winner of iowa's democratic caucuses by the smallest margin ever. now she faces a tougher battle against bernie sanders on his new england home turf next week. new hampshire is also where republican donald trump will be looking for a comeback, after losing to ted cruz, and barely edging out marco rubio. our campaign 2016 correspondents are on the trail, and first, we'll go to major garrett with the republicans. >> god bless the great state of new hampshire. ( applause ) so what a victory last night. ( cheers

as 9news reporter maya rodriguez tells us that doesn't necessarily mean you're going to be seeing bare pavement out there. >> reporter: denver public works says it, too, is digging out from the winter storm deploying 80 plow today on city streets. >> our big plows are hitting those main streets and our small plows go in the residential areas. >> reporter: public works in each one they say a plow tackles between 60 and 70 miles of city streets, more than 1,000-miles in all, but they say don't expect to see bare pavement, even if a plow went down a residential street. >> we don't bring the streets to bare pavement, but we shave off the top few inches of snow to make the streets more drivable and passable. >> reporter: why don't plows take all the snow off the street? because public work says their lighter plows aren't designed to do that. >> what we have is the equipment we have to work with. if we don't come out, you get deep rutting. it gets thick and icy, hard to navigate. >> reporter: some cities like aurora don't deploy residential plows except under extreme winter conditions. in de

hillary clinton beat out bernie sanders just barely. looking ahead, clinton's campaign says it's confident sanders cannot earn enough delegates to pull ahead. about an hour ago, an upbeat invigorated sanders just arriving in new hampshire. >> a victory for courageous conservatives across iowa and all across this great thanation. >> sanders last by just five state delegates. sanders with 695, clinton with 750. >> and now to the republicans, evangelical voters came out strong and helped senator ted cruz to a win over his competitors. >> a victory for courageous conservatives across iowa and all across this great nation. >> both donald trump and senator marco rubio came up close behind cruz. it's exceptionally a three man race headed into next week's primary in new hampshire.except race headed into next week's primary in new hampshire. loudoun county schools are starting late today. >> still dealing with the after effects of blizzard. they are on a two hour delay. now we'll check in with chuck bell tracking more wet weather on the way. >>

not much wind but barely above 40 degree we get a little bit of sunshine.n-day forecast, we're going to get the sunshine saturday, 60 degrees. and then in the 50s on sunday despite the increased clouds, showers late in the day or night. it starts to get cooler next week, setting us up for the nor'easter that's going to bring rain and possibly some snow to the area. >> it took a team effort to save a baby after he suddenly stopped breathing. >> coming up, how the baby's mom jumped into action right away, and the police officer who took over and helped get the child breathing again. you'll hear from both of them on their life saving mission. >>> can't imagine this for parents, grandparents, anybody in child care has to be your worst nightmare when a baby stops breathing and turning blue. >> it happened to this little guy. thanks to his mom's training and the quick response of a local police officer, he's alive today. and today we are hearing the story from both perspectives. >> ted greenberg is joining us. >> jackie and jim, the police officer who rushed to t

fake year is going to barely hear us at brooklyn the they're looking to open the store of columbus and 2017. look at this. weather and traffic every eight to this -- probably planning to put her passengers have to the preferred he keeps temperatures in the single digits with the heavy stokes our. fox 8 news the morning. 5:09 is your time.ur you know that we do weather and traffic every eight minutes. >> get outmi.. >> at something that we started the first of the year. i think here the early ones to doon it. >> no doubt about that. it makes a special. >> for your kind of a big deal. things for waking up with isl pivott stick with scott sabol. >> i think it was early november november. >> i don't know. something like that. it's been a long time. with the weather turned, it didn't turn to the first of the year because was warm in november.ve a likely you get the idea. nice breaks the forecast next couple of days that i know it's bitterly cold out east right now with clear skies spirit most of us will be in the low 30s and we are alln going to see temperatures climbing very close to 50 wi

larry barnes- "they do know the difference between icky barely mash and stout. the stout is a little bitter, but they still eat it, but they still like it." barnes says that they have noticed an improvement in the meat since feeding the cows this barely and grass mixture. and for these bulls, it is soon time for them make their way back to a familiar place. young- "we buy the cows, and then it gets butchered and then in the restaurant when you look at local, we will have a description when we're serving that beef." last sunday. redd barney ranch meat balls were the super bowl special at great basin restaurant in victorian square. customers say locally grown, grass and grain fed beef, makes the difference. dave sinclair- "fantastic right here! it almost feels like it's right down the road!" and it most certaily was. young- "look at these cows here, they're really liking what they're eatin and they look like happy cows!" where beer meets beef. covering the story, ky sisson, channel 2 news. and mike alger will have a look at your forecast, coming up. it can be scar

barely an improvement from the last hour at 39 minutes. on 495 north, it is a the final four armed occupiers in oregon facing a judge after surrendering. phil: the charges they face and why this case is still far from over tonight. jc: a virginia mill engulfed in flames. the team effort to douse the fire and what may have sparked it. phil: history in cuba. the pope touches down for a first-of-its kind meeting with the head of the russian orthodox jc: dramatic video from virginia. a closed manufacturing plant goes up in flames. process of being torn down when the fire broke out. it burned well into the evening -- a few hot spots even flared up again today. no word yet on a cause. the final four holdouts at that federal wildlife refuge in oregon facing a judge today. phil: they finally surrendered yesterday, ending a more than month-long standoff with federal authorities. but tonight this case is still far from over. reporter today the 4-final : occupiers of this this national wildlife refuge in oregon preparing to face a judge on felony cha

monday barely off shore or really far off shore the center but some of the moisture barely moving inland that would give us ploybl light precip. maybe a rain/snow mix later in the day monday especially. other models keeping it far enough off shore where it doesn't swing us that much moisture. we'll be watching it because it could be a close call. the day we're watching is tuesday. we'll have a clipper from the west, another area of low pressure forming offshore and we expect to see some snow through the area. and some of that could be snow and wintry mix. that would be moving out as we go into wednesday. so over the weekend more updates on that. i'll keep you updated saturday into sunday. tonight mostly clear and cold. 28 for the low in philadelphia. 22 degrees areas north and west so be careful as you leave tomorrow morning. i would say around sunrise the coldest. tomorrow afternoon a mix of sun and clouds, temperatures 43 to 46 degrees. a nice start to the weekend, sunday we're near 50 and sunny, so milder, a nice end to the weekend. next week we start tracking snow. look at the temper

fellow dad and fellow citizen. >> you can barely see there is snow over center city. sheena will have an update at 11. >> all right. i'm jim rosenfield. >> we'll see you back at 11:00 tonight. >>> breaking news tonight. a dramatic fight to the finish. crowded polls in new hampshire. can donald trump score a big victory? our interview and a sign you haven't seen. why he says he'd act differently as president. >>> also, the rest of the gop crowd, rubio, kasich, cruz, and bush. are we headed for a surprise? is bernie sanders headed for his first victory against hillary clinton? >>> olympic fears. tonight the american star who says right now she wouldn't go to rio because of concerns over zika. >>> lessen your bills and saving you big money. the brothers who made their entire business just that, now sharing how i do it with amazing results. >>> and tom brokaw joins us to talk about something important that suddenly has gone missing.

clinton barely beat out bernie sanders. on the republican side, ted cruz gets an unexpected win, eating donald trump by 4%. marco rubio has a close third, way outperforming the polls. so which candidates really when with momentum, which really need to win in new hampshire? jason: let' s start with the republicans. you may not have had any sleep. what do last night' s results reveal? >> i think the big news out of underperformed. seven polls had him winning. what it suggests is that it is easier for somebody to tell a culture they support donald trump that it is for them to action get out and caucus. that has applications down the road. the other big deal is the antiestablishment vote. people in the establishment are not fond of ted cruz. between him, down, and ben carson, six out of 10 voters went against his ouster. -- against the establishment. jason: and hillary clinton had a very tight win. >> she won by such a narrow margin. that to a self-declared socialist from vermont. let me remind you, this is 1% of the delegates.

you can see that he barely misses one car. we are not showing the head-on collision captured on camera and this is the aftermath. >> her best friend la keisha brown was killed this morning. >> la keisha was funny and caring and had a big heart and she listened. >> reporter: the 33-year-old mother of one was a nurse's assistant at the a chris to craft nursing home. she was well loved and funny and giving. people that miss her. >> reporter: 22-year-old ken urbannic was traveling northbound in the southbound lanes when he crashed the chevy ca balt into his suburban. >> there is evidence of alcohol use. >> reporter: brown's family is struggling with a lot. >> my heart is broken. i think if i go to sleep and i wake up i will see her. >> reporter: now, police tell me that it can take several weeks if not months to get the live in cleveland, tracy carloss, newschannel 5. >> it was wonderful to win the caucus and to have that experience of all the hard work, the grassroots organizing pay off the way it did. >> it took until this after

it's bare action. let's not confuse anybody scott. that's what is going on. >> one of the things i want to solve is this disconnect. there hasn't been a lot of high profile hacks as of late. and i think the stocks subside and that is a low in maybe our own sensibilities. we did not think this is an edition. >> the attacks actually continue. data we have that they're on the rise they may not be as widely publicized but they're happening. >> you're an investor and you know these things. you can invest in anything. venture capital and of course congratulations. and any trend. you are fortunate to be investors in 2008 because the market continues to grow significantly and the on set not only of the data centers but

steve just barely let you pass at the a d here., windy and when those thunderstorms coming in later today they could be locally strong or severe. it is a busy, active weather day. finally light at the end of the tunnel by the weekend only a few days away, meisha. >> what a mixed bag, thanks very much. >> this is a great morning for anyone just maybe waking up who just heard the forecast, it will be messy, it will be busy, and as katie said it is in the just rain give yourself a couple extra minutes this morning. we are looking live mobile three northeast philadelphia, outside you can see rain drops every where. camera lens. we saw windshield wipers, pooling on those side streets, headlights are sharing right on them. they are in the just small pools. some areas it would certainly cause hydroplaning. for those anywhere in the the just northeast philadelphia but anywhere right now, this is academy road we are seeing wetness and brake lights. king of prussia, schuylkill, headlights moving eastbound past 202 and you can see that sheen

a feels-like scenario or wind chill factor just barely. bundle up again. cirrus clouds kicking up. and cool and sunny. and that is all.

a bare market means it's going generally down. we've been in a mostly bull market for the past five years. switching over to a bare market would mean a 20% dip from the highest point last year. >>> usually market turmoil doesn't cause a recession, but it can predict a recession. that's what everyone is grappling with right now. >> a huge factor is the cheap gas that we're all loving right now. the energy sector stocks have been suffering because of the free falling price of oil. >>> tomorrow, a north carolina community will honor three muslim students shot and killed near unc chapel hill. prosecutors say that craig hicks killed the three victims last february over an on going parking dispute. a campus wide moment of silence will be held before a memorial inside that school. >>> quarterback, cam newton promises to get the panthers the team cleaned out their lockers today. cam has been facing harsh criticism for walking out of the post game press conference and today, he admitted that he is a sore loser, but his teammates and head c

icy travel yesterday in lincolnton and barely above freezing at 34. charlotte. mountains with light snow last night and you will have some issues up there for this morning. the secondary worlds will be icy . cloud cover this morning, timeline looking great. keep the glasses with you today. it won't be as warm as yesterday . we will talk about the winds gusting later this week in a moment. >>> let's head back to mark taylor with an update north of charlotte. >> iredale towards harmony north of statesville. traffic building through the area. we're seeing minor delays for good accident happened northbound north of memorial highway it was a long -- a logging truck that rolled over. you had a second in the southbound that cars hitting this will be a big problem. the traffic continues to build in the area. charlotte, no big accidents. this is 77 furthermore -- north at biden. no big issues into charlotte. 68 miles per hour in charlotte right now. >>> health officials and mecklenburg and iredell county are monitoring two cases of mumps in a case of an outbreak. >> we h

here's your headlines, barely cold. if finally gets out of here and temperatures are rising overnight. tomorrow we are finally going to be near-normal. forecast high is 35 degrees. on top of that, several quick rounds of snow. the first round tonight will not accumulate. tonight at most an inch if anything. two motors are right around 50 degrees grid before turning to that you get the rain and the wind. look at that morning low, which sells right now to lorraine to below in mansfield. it's still cold but it gets

can barely stand on my feet. mirror. and cry >> reporter: these singing sheep hope to have football fans flocking to their honda dealers, but whether you're an animal lover-- >> your skittles portrait. >> reporter:on who a sweet tooth and the mood to go an octav higher. >> i think a little higher. dream on! >> reporter: get ready to be flooded, knocked over, and entertained by this year's super bowl ads. >> it's hard to resist great taste. >> reporter: ken wheaton, editor of ad age. what does the super bowl mean to advertisers? >> the super bowl for big things for them to put their brand in front of the most people in america. >> reporter: companies are shelling out $4.8 million on average for a 30-second spot. that's $160,000 per second. >> over here we have their alphabet. it was called "emoji." >> reporter: last of during last year's super bowl, smaller brands like avocado from mexico spent 10% of their budget for an ad. >> he double dipped. >> reporter: company president alvaro luque. >> we're trying to give an examp

we have a very volatile bare market, but a bare market is a time that you're supposed to be buying, right >>> thank you very much. the north korean satellite launch this weekend is tumbling it orbit rendering it useless according to the americans. that hasn't stopped thousands of people celebrating the launch in pyongyang, or condemnation from north korea's neighbors. the government is monitoring that launch. harry fawcett from seoul. >> reporter: the ministry has been talking about what it has learnt so far from north korea's launch on sunday of its long rage rocket. the first, second and third stages all appeared top separate successfully as planned, but the first stage which exploded over the sea to the rest of the peninsula may have been deliberately exploded by the north korean side in order to preventment south koreans from learning too much of the debris. t they will be trying to search for the debris. it does say that the indications are that there have been some improvements to that technology since december 2012, that the rocket engines may well be somewhat stronger, that the sa

the storm barely missed a busy the storm barely missed a busy more than 350 thousand iowans showed up to make their presidential picks. about 180 thousand of them were republicans... leading to a ted cruz win. cruz won with 28 percent of the votes followed by donald trump, with 24. marco rubio came in third, with 23 percent. nearly 10 thousand fewer democrats participated in the tight race between hillary clinton and bernie sanders...they are separated by just tenths of a percentage. many found those numbers as happy with them. channel 13's jannay towne joins us to explain why that is... the results were the closet in iowa democratic caucus history.. with the slimmest of margins between first and second place...one campaign wants to rule out any margin of error. nats coin toss in a handful of precincts, the contest between hillary clinton and bernie sanders came down to a coin toss. hillary clinton- "well, as you bernie sanders came down to a coin toss. hillary clinton- "well, as you recall, my luck was not that good last time around and it was wonderful to win the might not make sens

i bring that up because another star with big news baring her booty. that is kate hudson in the bathtub. and we get the story behind kate's behiid. where do you get the boldness from? >> my stylist.ode to the tush. >> ode to all tushes. >> you and i have gotten to know each other very >> sell out stores. top in kung fu panda. a book that's awesome. so you are just awesome at everything. >> i'll take that as a compliment. >> kate enew book "pretty happy" is about staying centered and heal >> without this pressure, you have to eat rawtotally. you have to work out like six days a week. >> after staying grounded in her love life, kate' dating, having fun with nick raising one son with ex chris robinson and another with ex fiance matt bell my who she just praised for his grammy win. >> what is the best advice your mom gives you in terms of love advice? to yourself when you're connected intimately. accept what that is and good there even when it's uncomfortable. >> i like that. thanks geldy and kurt for >> goldy and kurt have been together for over year s pl

this is route 80 and it's barely moving. if you commute through dover trying to get into the city this is what you are going to have to deal with. now, let's go over to our maps. i'll explain what's happening. it's route 800 where we have the jackknifed tractor-trailer. a lot of alternate val. add. it's really going to be a rough ride for you. as you head out on the many. f trains, track work at lexington avenue, 63rd street. we have alternate side of the street parking rules in effect. ken, over to you. >>> 6:40. averse attack on a jewish man. surveillance video of a stabbing suspect as the against hate. >> you can take the tiger out of the wild, but you can't take the wild out of the tiger. an unusual and sad attack inside of a zoo exhibit. >> with the temperatures dipping to nearly zero degrees >>> the coast guard rescued more than three dozen people from a burning boat in the middle of the ocean. it happened 2,000 miles south of hawaii. this is the crew as it prepared to head out. after the fire broke out. all are okay.

right now she has just barely defeated bernie sanders to win the caucus. welcome back to kcci 8 news this morning. elizabeth, shaina and i all here on this very busy morning. elizabeth: the iowa caucuses a big story, but so is the snow. shaina: we want to get over for an outlook of the day but it looks like things are changing. metinka: the messes heading toward the metro at 20 to 30 minutes away from downtown. heavy snow from atlantic to winterset with lightning tracker picking up on a few lightning strikes across southwest iowa. watch out for a burst of snow. lamoni over toward centerville, it is lifting toward the metro. we will pick up most snowfall before noontime before it tapers off. elizabeth: across the state, that snow could impact your morning commute. here's the latest look at 511ia.org. blue means partially covered, pink is completely covered. here in the metro, snow already covering parts. you can see that. kcci's alyx sacks is out keeping an eye on things in the metro this morning, so alyx, what are you seeing right now? alyx: wind is the bi

they could barely tell it was a dog. erin: big changes coming to the the new security measures you'll face on sunday. clouds. just a taste of what's to come over the weekend. we'll talk about the cold temperatures arriving ahead. sean: a massachusetts bus driver is due in court after crashing on board.

down some during the day and a little sunshine will return although it will be colder with highs barely getting into the 20s. the rest of our forecast stays pretty quiet with highs maybe getting back into sioux city community school have if you have to drive somewhere the road conditions before you go. you'll find a link at our website, ktiv-dot-com. under the weather tab, scroll down to "road reports." from there you can click on iowa, nebraska, or south dakota. as the storm winds down, more people will be headed on the road. sergeant jeremy mcclure with the sioux city police department has tips for siouxlanders. "this kind of weather you should have your headlights on. that's required by iowa law, and it just makes it a little easier for other people to see you. even in the city, the visibility is very low in some areas and this just helps other people see you coming, and other drivers drive a little more defensively." said sgt. jeremy mcclure, sioux city police department. sergeant mcclure also suggested packing an emergency kit to keep in your car in case you get while snow crippled

after marco rubio just barely edged out ted both men are vying to be viewed as the alternative to donald trump. (sot - matthew dowd) we're in a unique situation right now,

expansion was barely addressed at the n-h-l board of governors meeting, saturday morning. but n-h-l commissioner gary bettman has said only las vegas and quebec city are in the running to land an expansion team booting out seattle. bettman says a ten-owner executive committee will eventually suggest if the how many teams the league should add- if any. and there doesn't seem to be a rush. bettman says -- "a lot of things have to be considered. we're not running a 60-minute game where the clock is

down some during the day and a little sunshine will return although it will be colder with highs barely getting into the 20s. the rest of our forecast stays pretty quiet with highs maybe getting back into

three days after barely winning iowa.ive days before facing daunting odds in new hampshire, she could not wait another day to fight back. we have cnn's eric bradner in new hampshire with the latest. >> reporter: john and christine, we are days away from the new hampshire primary. the gloves were off. bernie sanders hit hillary clinton accusing her of being influenced by wall street for taking speaking fees and for taking campaign contributions. hillary clinton got angry. >> i really don't think these kinds of attacks by insinuation are worthy of you. enough is enough. if you have something to say, say it directly, but you will not find that i ever changed a view or a vote because of any donation that i ever received. so i think it's time to end the very artful smear that you and your campaign have been carrying out in recent weeks. let's talk about the issues. >> let's talk about why in the 1990s wall street got deregulated. did it have anything to do with the fact that wall street providing spending billions of dollars o