fiona the brave even has her own page.n away delaney. >> people offered to come with us at the vet with her. people offered to bring things. people offered to help in any way they wanted to make donations. >> have you ever seen an outpouring like this. >> i have never. not for any of our dogs we've ever taken. >> she's here. >> fiona foster mom invited some of the pups fake book friends to drop by her salon in medford new jersey to meet fee own if a the brave. you might as well call fiona the loved. >> look fiona. look what we have. boy, look at all those toys. >> i brought a little bag of treats and toys and a very fancy collar with a nice flour on it because you know when you look good you feel better. >> needs to get that rose collar on her. >> absolutely. >> it's heart warming and heartbreaking all at the same time because you feel about all the ones that don't get that chance. >> backyard breeding is a dark world. that animal advocates say has filled our shelter shelters with pitbulls so many die others well you see w

they were braving the cold and it paid off in a big way.nly,er: standing room thousands braving the freezing cold temperatures to take a bitter plunge. >> i know it's going to be cold. they came prepared, everyone with their own strategy. i was just getting my body acclimated to the weather. suiting up in matching outfits, each swimmer adding their own personal touch, even a polar bear. just a week after the big blizzard, braving the bitter cold waters. mounds of snow are still piled high, just feet from where people dove in. >> you cry for half an hour. reporter: glenn sanders has done this the past five years. his daughter, jackie, participates in the special olympics. taking thehe added plunge to her list of activities. are you going to put a toe in? >> no. reporter: all for a good cause. with the goal of raising $2 million this weekend to benefit special olympics maryland. a cold jump with a big pay back. chuckly: guess they can that off -- check that off the ice bucket list. devon: that is a good fundraiser, $2 million. well done. degr

layup's good.. 5-2 braves.4. later in the first.. h-m-s on the break and brian perez finishes with the finger roll.. cherokee up eight to six early and....hms wins it 74-65. 3 nobody's come closer than 8 points to cherokee during their 10 game win streak they've started this year on. hosting h-m-s1. pick up action in the second quarter.. makenna carver hits the three.. braves up 34-18.2. still in the second quarter.. cherokee's paityn hagberg on the break.. makes the layup braves.3. h-m-s trying to keep it close.. erin streit with the strong move inside.. count it!4. then the lady hawks regan shockley with the nice drive and the layup.. cuts the lead to 38-24.5. but too much braves brianna sleezer with the jumper.. cherokee would lead 45-24 at that point and they go onto beat h-m-s by a final score of 102-58. 3 marcus meriden cleghorn hosting south o'brien on the girls side.1. pick up action in the first quarter.. m-m-c's sarah dreckman misses the jumper but rachel meehan gets the rebound and the basket.. two to nothing eagles.2. sar

two to nothing braves.2. east sac's coby obmann misses the jumper but sam scott is there to clean it up.. game tied at two apiece.3. cherokee comes right back.. eric peterson with the nice drive and layup.. cherokee back up by two.4. cherokee's ben lingenfelter with the nice move underneath.. braves up six to two earyl and ... cherokee wins 65-53! 3 cherokee girls are 7-0. county team coming in at 3-4. 1. cherokee on the break..paityn hagberg with the layup.. cherokee up sixty to thirty-two.2. still in the third quarter.. cherokee again on the break.. kaely hummel misses the layup but skylar gerdes with the rebound and putback.. braves up sixty-four to thrity-two.3. later in the third.. kaely hummel again on the break.. this time she makes the layup.. cherokeeeep sixty-eight to thirty-four.4. it was all cherokee tonight.. again on the run.. this time kylie mongan with the layup.. brave up seventy to forty-one at that point and they go on to defeat east sac seventy- nine to fifty one.cherokee stays undefeated

loved ones were daring and brave with special grace and a special spirit that says give me a challenge they had hunker to explore the universe it is hard to dazzle us but the space program as been doing just that growing use to the adl space perhaps we forget we have only just begun and we're still pioneers. i want to say something to the schoolchildren that were watching the live coverage today. it is hard to understand the things like this happen it is part of a process of exploration and discovery. and taking a chance to expand your horizons it belongs to the brave and the challenger crew will continue. a voice had great faith for the program in today does nothing to diminish that. this is the way freedom is to continue the quest in space with more shuttle crews and more civilians and teachers in:our hopes and journeys continue i want to add i wish i could talk to every man and woman that works at nassau on this mission to tell them your dedication and professionalism has impressed us for decades and we know of your english. of 390 years ago of a coincidence today drake died aboard

it is brave. >> brave. >> would you ever wear that. >> not me. >> you know i dress like a grand mom. show it off. >> no question about that. >> work it girl. >> assets. >> jen cher lock had a great dress, pretty blue. >> oh, did you do her hair, jen cher lock. >> yes. >> main stream. >> main stream. >> we know her secrets. >> hey, if you can find it her instagram picture is great from that night. kitkat kline, blue dress, her name is jen, what is her handle, you may not. >> it is at jen cherlock. >> yes, at the jennifer cherlock. >> that blue dress. >> stunning. >> it really stood out. >> last year, mike you were with us. >> look at the that. >> wow. >> you go, girl. >> look at how low in the back. >> yes. >> all right now. >> hello jen, hello. >> okay. jada pink it smith. >> she had tweets over weekend. we will tell you why she's so fired up and what she's asking people to do. >> how is hair going. >> work it. >> she's upside down. >> don't stand up just yet. keep doing it. we will take a break and you look great. >>> ♪ >> well, it has been 15 years, since this song was out. >> what

but there was and these pilots braved the elements and the u boats with only a tin can to stay afloate said if we could see half the runway, we'd fly. and they down right insisted on doing these things. they weren't pressed into service. the government was pressed in letting them serve. well, thank god it was. it's easy to forget. and some day someone skimming the manifest of gold medals may ask just who were these men and women? but really who weren't they? they were clerks, they were bus drivers, they were doctors, they were mechanics, they were salesman. even a plumber. they came from more than 1,000 cities and whistle straps across the country. they flew with unbound determination in america. and we were lucky to have them up there. and so world war ii members of the civil air patrol, the united states has struck a congressional gold medal which we will present with full hearts and no small amount of wonder. to receive the medal, please join me to welcoming lester wolff, former member of congress and a member of the civil air patrol and major general vazquez. [ applause ]. [ appla

no shoe shining outside for toda eahe's on his way to work. >> i'm going to brave it. i need some exercise. so it's cold. and no one's really used to it yet. it kind of smacks you. right? it's a slap. feels. >> two sweaters, a dress, ghts, underarmor, two pairs of socks. and high boots. >> reporter: it sounds like you are prepared, but you're still cold. >>f i'm freezing. >> reporter: i'm freezing too, and medical experts say if you have to be outside, work outside for hours, try to take as many breaks as you can, if it's possible. also, by the way, shiba and rob, the last time we were reporting in times square, at least i was report g, 74 degrees on christmas eve. back to you. >> yeah, and it sounds so long ago enw, kat. you look so adora sble out there with your coat, can i just say, very, very cute. >> i thank you. >> thank you, kat. >>> as the potential snowstorm approaches, you can track it and see howour community is preparing if wur news 4 new york app and select the weather tab there. you'll find radar and any weather alerts you need to know about. >>> new here

oh, say does that star-spangled banner yet wave ♪ ♪ o'er the land of the free and the home of the brave standing as the chaplain of the united states senate, dr. barry black, gives the invocation. >> let us pray. eternal god, the heavens tell stories of your glory and the skies display your marvellous craftsmanship. and the wisdom of your loving providence. you blessed the world with the first special service force, a joint world war ii american canadian commando unit that made the freedoms we enjoy today possible. lord, we praise you for the volunteers who comprise this 1800 person force that contributed immeasurably to victory over tier knee. using their intensive training, these patriots in uniform were willing to give their all to ensure that liberty's bell would continue to ring. bless this opportunity you have given us to celebrate and honor their competence, courage and commitment with the congressional gold medal. we pray in your great name. amen. >> please be seated. ladies and gentlemen, united states representative from the first district of florida, the honorable jeff miller

reporter: for those who really want to brave the cold and win, they brave the ohio river. >> i guess it kind of grows on you. you kind of get used to it. reporter: this is the second winter he has worked on the deck of the ferry. it' s a picturesque job, but the >> the wind definitely affects the temperature. it hurts your face and skin. reporter: from the 30 minutes i spent on the very, i can tell you that it' s a job you have to be passionate about in the bitter cold. as for the rest of us during this arctic last, warmer days are ahead and all that comes with them. we just have to hold on knowing spring is just 621 days away. one more thing for those out today, there was a luxury that we had the sunshine. those working the overnight shift won' t be so lucky. mike: glad she threw that 61 out there. we also did speak with cincinnati waterworks. there were several cruise with frozen water pipes. a west chester woman said she did a double take when she heard a call for help in the freezing she said she thought she heard kids playing but realized it was too cold to be outside, so she p/

braves kaely hummel - one of the top scorers in the state of all classes - no trouble on her own more points tonight. this one needed overtime - hagberg drives and kicks to open makenna carver - make that in her sleep. cherokee wins in ot, 70-62. back to nebraska -- the 6-2 girls from lyons-decatur northeast -- taking on winless wakefield. out to lizbeth delgado who hits the deep 2-pointer to tie the game for wakefield. lexie bacon gets the pass from a teammate, and she nails a 3-pointer to put lyons-decatur northeast up by though, oetken gets the pass on the inside and gets the basket and the foul to cut the deficit back down to three. but the cougars pull away as ianne haskell gets the inbound pass and takes it all l e way for the basket, and lyons-decatur northeast blows out wakefield, 70 to 30. to the wrestling mat, sioux center and lemars facing off during a double dual at west. at 120 pounds, sioux center's seth zommermaan gets the third period pin. the senior improved to 13 and 4 on the season. on the far mat, lemars' 138-pounder joel mcgraw gets a 'quick stick' - that's a firs

it belongs to the brave. the challenger crew was pulling us into the future and we'll continue to follow them. i have always had great faith in and respect for our space program, and what happened today does nothing to diminish it. we don't hide our space program. we don't keep secrets and color things up. we do it all up front and in public. that's the way freedom is and we wouldn't change it for a minute. we'll continue our quest in space. there will be more shuttle flights and more shuttle crews. and yes, more volunteers, more civilians, more teachers in space. nothing ends here. our hopes and our journeys continue. host: that was ronald reagan addressing the school children who witnessed the explosion of challenger 30 years ago today in 1986. we are getting your memories and thoughts of this. what do you think the impact has been -- was on america. eastern central part of the country dial in at 202-748-8,000. mountain pacific, 202-748-8001. we'll get back to more of your calls, political news, "washington

alex tonight the lady braves were in action against le mars, a team they only beat by 11 earlier this year. alex the lady bulldogs, looking to snap a two game skid. late first quarter......le mars down three.....until madison dreckman ties things up at 14........that stroke....so pure! on the other end...its payton slaughter.....answ ering for cherokee.....the three ball makes it 17-14 braves..... then check out the handles from katrina engebretson......n ot one crossover....but two....and the acrobatic finish......le mars pulls within one.... but kaely hummell would take over for cherokee....she spots up and hits from deep....braves win it 66-54. alex back to back losses last week knocked south obrien out of the poll, looking to bounce back tonight. struve pic off the pass....he goes coast to coast two....6-0 wolverines...... a few minutes sets up and hits nothing but net! he finished with a game high started the game on a 21-0 run.... before dillon brummel puts trinity christian on the board with the triple on the wing...... but this one was dominated by the wolverines start to fini

fiona the brave even as her own page.pouring of support has blown away did he lane know. >> people offered to come sit with us at the vet with her. people offered to bring thing. people offered to help in any way they wanted to make donations. >> have you ever seen an outpouring like this. >> i have never. not for any of our dogs we've ever taken in. she's here. >> reporter: her foster mom invited the pup's facebook friends to drop by her salon in medford, new jersey torque meet fiona the brave you might as well just call fiona the loved. >> look, fiona. look what we have. >> boy, look at all those toys. >> i brought a little bag of treats and toys and a very fancy collar with a nice flower on it because you know when you look good you feel better. so she needs to get that rose collar on her. >> absolutely. >> it's heart warming and heartbreaking at the same time because you feel about the ones that don't get the chance. >> reporter: backyard breeding is a dark world. that animal advocates say has filled our shelters with

braves up two to nothing.2. later in the first..battle creek on the break and kobe lade with the layup.. braves up eight to nothing.. battle creek would lead eleven to zip before crofton would score.3. later in the first quarter.. crofton's dylan potts with the tough move inside.. warriors trail thirteen to six.4. in the second quarter.. battle creek's stone kraft with the jumper.. braves up twenty-five to seventeen.5. at the end of the first half.. crofton's grant wragge hits the three as the buzzer sounds.. battle creek would lead thirty to twenty-four at the half and battle creek goes on to win 58-44. 3 musketeers have only allowed a single goal in each game of their four game winning streak. playing at the top goal scoring team in the ushl the cedar rapids roughriders. 1) roughriders have similar jersey to the muskies don't be fooled. this is ross colton in roughriders. 2) same period same score. callahan burke lights the lamp off the rebound. it's 2-0 after one period.3) second period now this is hugh mcgin

the panthers try to get off the schneid against the lowly bradley braves... stayaywith "c the american people can't afford to wait for ideas that sound good on paper... but will never make it in the real world. the grandmother who s to choose between paying for medicininand paying rent... can't wait. the single mom who desperately needs a raise... can't wait. the student with a mountain of debt can't wait. we can make real progress, right now. i'm caucusing... i'm caucusing... i'm caucusing for hillary clinton. january, 20-15... u-n-i hoops wawa20 and 2... fast forward to this january... and it's a much different story... the panthers are 10 and 11 and they've dropped four straight games entering tonight's contest against bradley... luckily... the braves are just 3 and 18... so this is the night for u-n-i to get a win... early on... their shooting woes... went right out the window... matt bohannon comes off a screen and knocks down a three... then a couple e minutes later... three... bottom... the first four panther field goals... were all three pointers... h

the braves shane helm through the paint, helm drops it in. braves making quick work of g-m-g. jon wedgewood, tough two. braves could be back at the well next month. all montezuma, 74-29. ladies night at the iowa energy. laz jones to maxie esho , three pointer. energy up 5.jones fine shooting himself. the three good. 24 for jones. energy 101 you could see 16 time world champion, the nature boy, ric flair at the energy game tomorrow night. it's pro wrestling night. anyone wearing a robe gets in for half price. yes, you heard right. wear a robe, half price. wait, what? what did flair say? pro wrestling night, at the energy tomorrow night. if you loved the 80s, you remember urban cowboys. well, michael admire was born in the 80s, and he now thinks he's the urbandale cowboy. celebrity mechanical bull riding contest to promote the professional p-b-r des moines invitational. michael looks the part of cowboy, but does he have the he's watched the movie 8 seconds. he goes hat in hand, and stays up. out of 12. i hope you enjoyed the nice forget it all happened by tomorrow. a cold front

out a tweet asking if the bruins they could have today. heated competition chilling out >> the the braves holes who -- souls who do it alland waiting for the ball to drop to make an appearance. we will introduce you to the first babies of 2016. >> together again after months of apart -- months apart they welcome home the heroes. >> natalie cole died at age of 65 from complications from an ongoing health issue. she is the daughter of in the king cole. she was the graduate of umass this epidemic of gun violence knows no boundaries. hillary clinton has what it takes to stand up to the republicans and the gun lobby. we need to close the loopholes and support universal background checks. how many people have to die before we before we come together as a nation? and i approve this is the best block of all. it's like candy cane lane. i know. oohhh. oh, holiday ferris wheel. i kind of love it. look at those reindeer. jeffrey, you're awfully quiet back there. i was just thinking... maybe it's time we finish this test drive and head back to the dealership? that is so jeffrey... soooo jeffrey... so

you were brave if you got out of here and challenged this. you were brave. they did a fair job. i don't know how many trucks were out there. but we know that if you put trucks going both ways at any given time then you have a better chance of melting what's falling. >> now this morning may yorubaser held a press conference about d.c.'s response or lack thereof right off the bat. this is what she said. >> i want to say first and foremost to the residents of district columbia that we are very sorry for inadequacy. we believe we did not provide adequate resources at a time where it could make a difference in last evening's commute. we should have been out earlier with more resources. our city has a responsibility to residents and visitors to deliver essential services every sick single day and- -every single day and last night we didn't meet those goals. >> they did not start treating until 4: 00. a state of emergency has been declared in d.c. the snow storm being handled as a home land security event. the district's full fleet of snowplow and trucks and all resources will be in us

the future doesn't belong to the fainthearted, it belongs to the brave. the challenger crew was pulling us into the future, and we'll continue to follow them. i've always had great faith in and respect for our space program, and what happened today does nothing to diminish it. we don't hide our space program. we don't keep secrets and cover things up. we do it all up front and in public. that's the way freedom is, and we wouldn't change it for a minute. we'll continue our quest in space. there will be more shuttle flights and more shuttle crews and, yes, more volunteers, more civilians, more teachers in space. nothing ends here, our hopes and our journeys continue. i want to add that i wish i could talk to every man and woman who works for nasa or who worked on this mission and tell them, your dedication and professionalism have moved and impressed us for decades. and we know of your anguish. we share it. there's a coincidence today. on this day 390 years ago, the great explorer sir francis drake died aboard ship off the coast of panama. in his lifetime t

while that was mostly smiles on the driving range, a debbie braves fans. in three years time this area will almost certainly have no spring games to attend. central florida' s own john hart playing in a celebrity golf event now the president of baseball operations for the atlanta braves who are about to and to their long spring training run at disney' s wide world of sports. pulling out of central florida following this spring. leaving no teams in close proximity for atlanta to play. marcus allen is here are old friend johnny damon. timmy wakefield, the great knuckleballer. cy young award winner justin verlander. a refreshingly entertaining national championship game last night. alabama is now once again the national champion. you can use the word dynasty. when you know that sneaky tricks save and would use the onside kick snatch momentum away from clemson on the way to victory. five overall now for satan. leaving him just one shy of the great air bryant. --

. >> for those that braved the weather there will be another clean up

so all of us need to demand a congress brave enough to stand up to the gun lobby's lies. >> reporter: president obama continues his push for tougher gun laws, taking his case to the public tonight, during a televised town hall meeting at george mason university in the event on cnn starts at 8:00. a white house spokesman says the goal of the town hall meeting is for the president to engage with both people who support his position on gun safety, but also

because mayor de blasio over and over again stands with the looters and criminals, rather than the brave men and women in blue.

the people we shot here bundled up to the max, and we caught up with some of those people who were braving the cold. here's what they had to say. >> i was kinding of hoping the warm weather would stay from december. >> it's nice. i like it to be cold in the winter and hot in the summer. >> reporter: normal. >> exactly. >> reporter: you like your four seasons. >> exactly. it makes me nervous when it's too warm in the winter. >> it's crazy. but i'm from massachusetts, i can handle it. >> need a little snow to go with it, too. >> reporter: you don't mind that though? >> not at all. >> reporter: maybe snow friday into saturday? >> ugh. >> reporter: so you're not a fan of the winter. >> no, i can't wait until summer. >> i love the face on that young lady when i mentioned snow. it would be a collective grimes i'll be back here at five.

place the binghams know all too well. >> you be brave, okay? you are a brave boy. >> gauge's teddy bear woody goes in with him. surgery goes smoothly and soon gauge is back on his feet. the equipment that's keeping him alive is far more portable than lindsey's was. he can caret on his back. and once again, all the binghams are back in palo alto, where they'll wait together for gain to get his new heart. in the meantime, he has a lot of questions. >> what did you do it feel to have a new heart in. are? how they are right now? that's how you will feel. >> gauge's will be the fourth transplant for this young family. their eighth open hart surgery. we have wondered, so many times, in the years we followed them, how do they keep going? >> you have a heart! >> yay! >> aren't they resentful? don't they feel sorry for themselves? many would ask, "why us?" but the binghams, not for a moment. >> i never felt, "why us?" i feel like we have been prif leenld to have five amazing kids. and if we've succeeded that they are healthy and live a long life and hav

with a brave and dedicated young americans in the unspeakable tragedy witness to such trauma and vicarious experience by millions of people by very essence of what has made the country great there was the willingness to risk upon the faith of thousands of workers that the nation might conjure the next frontier. a patriot and the dreamer wrote a poem to express the spirit of the pioneer have any base in gold river or claim a single acre? a single nugget, known not i. 10 times over the you would not understand that. to go occupy. shirley was the state of copernicus' or of columbus and galileo and as the spirit is immortalized today. event in our own time we have discovered the exhilaration of the expanding mankind field of knowledge and feel the opportunity growing population of a hungry world and here to for through space. it is the new frontier with the exploratory beckoning but thomas jefferson called the freedom of the human mind. the poet john gillespie magee understood that exhilaration for all who have flown and track a new frontier surely felt and understood he said only a few short

would you be as brave as they are. here's keith morrison. ♪ >> when jason bingham thinks of home, this is what he sees in his mind's eye. this as much a part of him as breathing. as his own heart. >> it's god's country here. we just love it. you can't see neighbors for as far as you can see. it's just a beautiful place. >> a good horse, a faithful dog and a sturdy truck is about all he need out here. until he met her. and what happened when he met stacy, love, but for them, way out here in god's country, it truly was. a grand sweeping landscape, a town of 400 or so. here, jason bingham worked at his father's accounting business. stacy was a nurse at a nearby hospital. this is a home the bingham's loved, where they imagined they'd raise their kids and live for the rest of their lives. >> hi, we're late forturech. sierra is compassionate and loving. megan, confident and athletic and lindsey is our hockey mom, she makes sure everyone stays in line. hunter is a happy go lucky five-year-old. full of energy and life. then ga

next at 5:30.a brave escape. escape.i had to run up to my room, tie the sheets up so i could climb out the back of the apartment building buildinghe's not the only one who had to climb down to safety in the frigid cold, when an apartment building caught fire. an "alarming" trend at liberty center.people are tired of their movies, meals and shopping being interrupted by false alarms. these stories

stephanie: lucky jason, brave hard fans tailgated before the game. jennifer crompton with the coverage on the pivotal wins. reporter: fans got here early, some tailgating by noon, hoping their excitement would translate into a victory celebration later, and boy, did it. [ drums ] reporter: fans exited the stadium doing happy dances. happy feelings about the win against the chiefs. >> it was an exciting game. the guys came through. the offense, they got their act together. the defense came through, some big plays, great game. >> they are the best team in the nfl. >> as tom brady said, i didn't come this far to come this far. >> they never give up. ever. that's why. >> go pats! let's go, baby. >> they did their job. some of them were a little hurt here and there. but they did their job. that's right. they did. reporter: time for these salem fans to tailgate on the back end and celebrate the victory with beef stew. >> we locked the house tonight. the team did what they were supposed to do. we won and did her job. that's it and i'm happy. reporter: the h

people braving the conditions. many getting off work and school early-- dealing with the wonder wonderland. people picking up last minute things -- like one freshman who needed snacks. sot: danielle white/needs snacks 11:00 i m walking to food lion to go get some of those and some gloves and maybe i )ll build a snowman." track several told us they loved the white stuff. before i left joel -- i was worried about him and asked him if he wanted my coat. 08:23 i m fine. thank you though are you sure absolutely and to be fair joel did tell me that he has a medical condition which causes him to overheat very easily but i told him i think he needs a coat today. city officials tell me that they are out clearing the road several offices closed early. there were several anybody braving the roads tonight you definitely want to be careful. live in williamsburg i )m margaret kavanagh news channel 3 thanks margaret snow sleet and rain have been coming down all day in virginia beach. newschannel three s gabriella deluca is live o

with the brave and dedicated young americans who perished in the unspeakable tragedy the witness with such trauma and precarious experience by millions of people the very essence of what has made our country great. theirs was the willingness to risk everything when upon a faith in the skills in order that the nation they conquered progress. two or three generations ago wrote a poem that expressed the spirit of the pioneer it by name the single river have acclaimed a single acre? a single nugget barring samples? i have then repaid 10 times over. but you would not understand that. to grow up and occupy. shirley was the spirit of copernicus or columbus or galileo and is the spirit immortalized today. one if the in our own time we have discovered and the exhilaration of the field of knowledge and the fields of opportunity of the hungry world end with the full weight of space is the new frontier and the exploratory beckoning to what thomas jefferson calls the freedom of the human mind. the poet john gillespie magee understood that exhilaration for those who have flown and track a new front

. >>> and braving the deep freeze for the second night in a row.e're talking frigid temperatures and brutal whipped chills. keep those layers handy for the morning. also tonight we're closely watching the track of a major winter storm that could bring us our first significant snowfall of the season. >>> good evening, i'm jessica dean. isn't i'm ukee washington. >>> there are a lot of scenarios to talk about with this storm. meteorologist kate bilo joins us now with more details. kate. >> jessica and ukee, right now, the gfs model one of the major models we look norming american model is rolling out. the european model shifted south. the gfs completely the opposite it shifted further north and west. what does that mean for us? on saturday it means more warm air gets in with the storm and the possibility for a came over from the city on south and east. so that is another potential solution with heavy snow to the north and west. rain south and east. or we have another solution further south. i'll show was both of those look like coming in a few moment

didought i was brave when i it but even then i thought, what did i just do? but it's for a great cause. well the weather outside will at least be kind of -- doug: it will only be 25 degrees. jummy: but no snow, that's what i'm saying. ago, a heavyinutes snow shower came in ahead of this cold front. snow showers will be over the metro area in the next hour or two. here is a look at radar. blue is snow. green is rain. it is based on temperatures. fairfax looks rainy, but there are snow showers. there will be a few more ahead of this cold front. temperatures will drop a few degrees. that will be the deal. sunshine in between. gusty wind is the big story. the news with all of this is that temperatures will stay above freezing and we will get sunshine. that will melt more snow and the winds will dry up. we are getting into the teens in some areas. it will be cold overnight and a re-freeze of anything that hasn't even a to. -- hasn't evaporated. a 49 mile per hour gust at bwi. that is a surge of pressure. wind chills will stay lower as winds gust to 35 miles per ho

but they're having to brave the cold for a good spot in the stands... after the break we'll take you live to ames where fans were just allowed into the arena. i wore contact lenses for 40 years, and i just wanted to try and be rid of those. but first... it's a common problem with older iowans, and now it's an easy fix. hear how some are ditching their (donkey noise) (elephant noise) (mic screech) there's a big difference between making noise... (mic tap) ...and making sense. (elephant noise) (donkey noise) when it comes to social security, we need more than lip service. our next president needs a real plan (elephant noise) hey candidates! enough talk. it seems the hawks' history-making season on the football field is extending to the basketball court... the latest "associated press top 25" poll was released just hours ago... and iowa saw the biggest jump of any team. the hawks came in at number 9, up 7 spots from last week. iowa state dropped 2 spots... to number 19. oklahoma is the unanimous top ranked team. the sooners are set to get a dose of hilton

they know when they are in a brave space. when i say a brave space and a safe space, i feel like when you're in the safe space, you're always worrying about, you know, making sure that you're saying things that aren't gonna necessarily hurt someone's feelings. when you're in a brave space, there's always intentions to do good. so once you come in, you know that this space is for you to be as honest and as raw as possible in order to live a holistic life. so they come in knowing that, and they are very brave with their thoughts. they're very brave with their actions, and they talk candidly about the things that have happened to them because they need this space, and they feel like, you know, being honest with what's happening in their community is the only way to change it. so i think they look at the reaction program as a solution to some of the things that's happening in their that bringing their own expertise and their own honesty to the program is the only way to solve some of the problem. >> and i understand from reading

could you be as brave as they are? here's keith morrison. >> when jason bingham thinks of home, this is what he sees in his mind's eye. this as much a part of him as breathing. as his own heart. >> god's country here. we just love it. it's just a beautiful place. >> a good horse, faithful dog, a sturdy truck, about all he needed out here. until he met her. and what happened when jason met stacey was, well, love, brand new, unique. god's country, it truly was. haines is a speck in a grand sweeping landscape. a town of 400 or so. near the oregon-idaho border. here, jason worked at his father's accounting business. stacey was a nurse at a nearby hospital. and this was the home they loved, and where they imagined they would raise their kids and live for the rest of their lives. >> hi, good morning. we're really late for church. >> it takes each one of them to make us a family. you have see ierrasierra, megan. lindsey. she makes sure everyone stays in line. and then hunter, who is just a happy, go lucky 5-year-old. >> oh, y

sports director rick henry is live -- braving the cold at bank of america stadium with all the hype ahead of the big game. rick. thanks rick! raycom's alex giles is outside the stadium with more excitement the nfc championship game is show down. alex: hours before the big game and the panthers faithful are the snow starting to melt away and sunshine out for the before the battle. a sign reads one bird down. 1 bird to go. last week the panthers took down the seattle seahawks. "very excited. i'm so beyond amazed that we made it this far." "it's been really fun to see the team really do well this year. we've been patient so i'm when the super bowl this year. california. kickoff scheduled for 6:40. reporting at bank of america staduim in charlotte alex giles for the raycom news network. stay with wis -- we'll have a full post-game wrap on the news at 11. the big blizzard of 2016 has now become the big dig-out as millions try to recover from the monster highway crews are trying to get roads open...while some airports remain closed. nbc's jennifer johnson has our story from washington. the soun

all night, fire officials braved the cold to watch for hot spots... they say it could take days to put out fully. one firefighter did suffer a minor injury... no word yet on what caused the fire. new technology in healthcare is changing the way hospital rooms... are cleaned. as caroline reinwald reports... an eastern iowa hospital is leading the way in using light.... to clean. while scrubbing an empty genesis hospital bed.... it has to be completely soaked liz minch explains how much work goes into cleaning an entire room. we do all of the surfaces inside the room. the toilet, the trash can, all of the shelves. and as thorough as she is... minch explains how easily spots can be missed every now and then. we're humans, we wipe everything down and do the best we can, there may something that's left behind. that's where surfacide comes in. after the room has been physically scrubbed... these tall machines take it a step further...using uv-c rays to kill any other living organism left behind. room... calculating its size and how long it will take to clea

meeting people, braving the elements, being in the cold. sharing their stories and their hopes and dreams. and winning big wouldn't hurt either. >> (indiscernible) for $900 million. i have the number. >> woo, we're going to be rich. >> reporter: what would you do with that money? >> i would invest it. i would buy a lot of real estate and a lot of different countries and rent out a lot of property. >> reporter: a lot of ideas out there. but there are a little less than three hours until the numbers are officially drawn. as you can see, there are still they are hoping to make it inside to get their lottery tickets in time before the clock runs out essentially. one thing is certain, the power ball last minute rush, it is in full force. >> no doubt about that. we've done this story many times with the previous lotteries. but i've never seen the line that long. good luck to all those who are waiting out there. thank you very much nathan. we'll look for another update in the 6 o'clock hour. appreciate that. so what would you do with the cash if y

the city recognized 3 brave citizens who played an important part. >> hold the door closed. preventing the from escaping. he wrestled with the offender. after he shot. and shot at steve jr. >> . he was able to wrestle the offenders gun away from him. before the offender fled from the store. >> . now two of the citizens honored tonight. who were in the station at the time back on november 28. they are both hearing impaired. but still tried to stop the suspect. a third citizen follow the get away car. so he could get a look at the license plate number. officer was able to take that partial plate. and track down the suspect. since been arrested. and charged with aggravated murder. in the death of 50 year-old. >> . to god. that none of us got hit by a bullet. >> >> i'm thankful that it didn't hit us. >>>> . he's where he needs to be. >> . now sin claire is awaiting trial. as for the victims. his family was in attendance at the special meeting. the brave citizens and the police officer were honored. >> >> this case bound oeufr also been charged. police are still searching for a t

braving the temps. a freezing day for seahawks' fans. the record breaking temps they sat through that ultimately turned tears to icicles for one side. family tak advantage of the cold weather by building an 18-foot snow octopus in their front yard. the giant snow creation was done by three brothers to raise money for charity. it took them 500 hours in total! the family makes a different sculpture every last year it was a giant sea turtle. their goal is to raise 10-thousand dollars to bring clean water to haiti. also in minnesota more than 50- thousand football fans braved the cold -- in the third coldest game in n-f-l history. temperatures were negative six degrees with a wind chill of negative 25 in minneapolis, minesota. the vikings and seahawks faced off in an n-f-c wild card playoff game. it was the coldest one in vikings' history... but that didn't stop fans from showing their support and passion for their team! some say the home field advantage and elements were on their side. "the seahawks seachickens are 1 and 7 when it's below 3

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hundreds of people braved icy waters today for a heart warming cause. special olympics hosted its 10th annual polar plunge. this year's donations reached more than $1700. >>> be sure to catch a brand- new edition of academic challenge tonight. teams from edison, fairless, and indian valley compete. tonight is a good night to stay home because it is chilly. >> we'll be into the mid-30s for lows, then back in the 40s for monday and as the day. in late january. a little snow and rain moves in tuesday late, so nothing really significant as we just watch this storm unfold for the east coast. if you have family and friends, make sure you're contacting them throughout the weekend. >>> thanks everybody for watching newschannel5 at 6:00. we are back at 11:00. we leave you tonight with pictures of that blizzard that is pounding new york city.

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