but some people in brid britt by he should be banned from the country. because of this. >> donald trump is calling for a complete banning of muslims from entering the united states, no. our officials can figure out what the hell is going on. >> more than half omillion people have signed an ornl petitiosigned an onlinepetitione petition says donald trump is no different than others who have bard from britain on the grounds of hate speech. >> it's banned 80-odd people for hate speech in the past. in trump's case they really should do it. there have been cases in the united states where his hate speech has led to actual violence. >> reporter: suzanne kelly's long campaigned against trump's efforts to develop luxury golf courses here in england. he last spent lots of money in

>>> happy tuesday, i'm britt moreno. >> i'm alan gionet. new information about a pair after mep involved in aviation >>> good morning, we have seen a big change in temperatures over the past 24 hours. yesterday was beautiful but this system moved in. 13 degrees cooler in denver and high country, 20 degrees skies are clear out there this morning. we have still some lite snow around here. here across colorado, we are in the 30s by a with a nice morning ahead. let's check ahead with joel. >>> no no chain restriction is place. i-25 an 8th avenue, that's out of the way. >>> rx fact to in way. there will be counselors on staff today. mansion was rescued january 14th, playing with his friends. one boy didn't survive and the three all attended for services and there will be graph couple alreadies at legend high school to talk to steer and staff. >> when i worked on health care in 93 or 94, if you'd been around, i was trying tailgates us to universal health care coverage, working with my husband. >> reporter: martin o'malley had a message for suppor

rose: for kirsten and scott britt of grimes, it started with a new gym membership at the waukee ymca. kirsten: just signed the paperwork, took a tour of the place, headed up the stairs, and started to work out. rose: their goal? 90 straight days of cardio. steve: we decided that now we have each other, we want to make sure we stick around for a long time, so we set some goals as new year's resolutions. rose: the britts are just two of an estimated 5000 new members joining metro ymca locations this month. eric: it's awesome, just to see opportunity to have a pursuit for getting healthier as an individual. rose: using the new year to start a new habit, or to drop an old one. to quit smoking, many people switch to vaping as an alternative -- a switch that keeps the vape house busy. >> this is one of our biggest times of the year, the brand new year. rose: vapes don't have the same cigarette smell, and users feel less winded after using them. >> it's helped a lot of people i mean, i tried everything. from the gum to the patches, i tried everything you can name, and none of that helped unt

i'm britt moreno. >> i'm alan gionet. about sunday. around here. weather watchers this morning and single digits if you get up in the mountains. that's not too shabby at all. take a look at the broncos forecast there a lot of people wondering about that. when we kick off, it's about 45 degrees. halftime we dot into the 40s and 30s and we could see a little chance of rain-snow mix. right now it's mostly teens and 20s, a few clouds south of the city. for the most part, sunny with a high of 50 degrees this afternoon. let's see how the traffic is looking this morning. joe is taking care of business this morning. >> this is a look at a problem in town. this is westbound delaware, a 8th avenue at that denver health area. a lot of people use that. you may have to go to broadway if you want to go southbound. otherwise we have some construction crapping up wrapping up. >>> today we expect more of a video after the death of a man at the denver jail. his family is upset because the district attorney says none of the deputies involved will face charges. >> rep

i'm britt moreno. if you're just waking up, we are at 22 degrees. lauren is tracking the monday forecast for us. >>> good morning. we are at 22 in denver but downtown we are a little warmer in the upper 20s. collins, a lot of 20s in the area. western slope, much improved after a very cold weekend, anything from 1 below to 9 degrees. satellite and radar has a few clouds this morning, mainly on the east side of town and north. we'll see more clouds as we head into the afternoon hours especially on the western slope. 40 at noon, 43 as we head to 2:00, then we're in the 30s and 20s this evening. we'll talk about the chance for snow coming up in a moment. joel? >>> still nice volumes on the morning commute if you're heading back to work after time off. plenty of space between the cars, still not a lonely drive out there. southbound into town, seeing 11 minutes from 120th to i-70. as you look across the denver metro area, 225, c-470 nice and wide open. if you're getting in the car, turn on koa news radio 850 am and now on 94.1 fm to get traffic and weathe

let's get right to her. >> reporter: good morning, britt and alan. you can see smoke pouring out of the unit but fire crews are rolling up those water lines, so it looks like they are packing up. this was called in around 2:30 a.m., crews arriving on the defensive mode. they said it took them about 10 minutes to determine this fire was so bad they needed to go on the offense immediately. we spoke with officials and neighbors about what happened then arrived on the scene. >> crews made an initial attack on the exterior of the home then went inside. they found two victims. one was transported. one was a male and one was a female. >> woke up to the fire department next door and seeing the neighbor's house smoldering. all i seen was the roof smoldering, sort of scary because our house is really close to it. the fire department got here really fast. >> reporter: you heard from the neighbor who said he credits the fire department for their quick work. it didn't take them long to knock that down, saying the flames didn't extend to any this could have been b

i'm britt moreno. >> i'm alan gionet. this is the latest from the cbs 4 morning news. >> this will be one of the sweetest kneel-downs in peyton manning's career. >> so long, mr. brady, we're off to the super bowl. the broncos will take on the carolina panthers in just 13 days. more ahead on the afc underdog in the super bowl. >> people along the east coast digging themselves out of a big winter storm. the impact it has on them. >> and these guys were cheering yesterday. cam newton says, we're trying to finish this thing off. we'll hear from the fans as the broncos get ready for the super bowl. >>> a lot of folks bleary this morning. let's get you going. >> it's a great day to be in denver. chris, really a great year to be here. >>> absolutely. fantastic news with the broncos winning yesterday, couldn't ask for anything more. it's a little cold out there but you'll like the five-day. let's start with the radar, few scattered showers in the high country and eastern plains, very light. the main weather story today is cold an

i'm britt moreno. >> i'm alan gionet. a man police say was one of the so-called scream robbers is facing a judge today. >> i look on the tracks and there's a guy sitting there in the middle of the track, then boom it hit him. >> ahead, the rescue attempt to vehicle and why he may have been on the train tracks to begin with. >> and residents calling for the the resignation of flint's mayor due to the water crisis. >>> let's start with tracking the snow, chris. >> we had a fast little front coming through overnight and some of us picking up a quick inch or so. on the doppler, that front came through just after midnight. this is a closer view for you. northeast colorado really the focus for snow. there is snow in the mountains but it's starting to wane in the high country. northeastern colorado, light snow with pockets of heavy snow mixed in on the i-76 corridor right now. from fort collins to denver, the snow is starting to break it is light but it is out there, and temperatures are hovering near freezing, making for a slic

tammy britt/protestor a lot of people don't realize the treatment they endure to do these tricks for our amusement. i think if they knew maybe they wouldn't go. the group says they are not against circus itself ... meaning the acts such as juggling and high wires ... but oppose the use of animals. people are celebrating a huge milestone for donations. workers with united way southwest virginia celebrated with county leaders about surpassing the goal for the amount of money raised for this year. overall --- united way raised 1 point 5 million dollars this year. in the twin county area they surpassed their 100 thousand they did really good for the first time in the last 7 years we goal and raised a 110 thousand dollars in this community which will to serve non profit organizations this year, united way of southwest virginia is a volunteer- directed organization. they help people from all walks of life in nearly 150 communities across more than 15 counties and cities in southwest virginia still ahead -- the flint water crisis continues to make headlines ... how one local organization is

and there is a lot of work ahead thursday's crash. 40 year old britt knight... 30 year old brittany kerfoot and 2002 lancair 4 crashed shortly after taking off around 2:40 yesterday afternoon. the ntsb says they will not know what caused the crash... and the investigation could take months. they are currently looking for perishable evidedee such as marks on the runway... and looking at weather conditions. ntsb mechanical engineer doug brazy says they're also asking for help from witnesses. we'd be very interested in any witnesses that may have viewed the airplane at any airplane yesterday at any time to assist us with our accident investigation. over the next few days they will be documenting evidence around the area. typical accident investigations take up to 12 months the plane will report what they saw to witness@ntsb.gov. in albany, catherine patterson reporting for the raycom news network. coming up in sports... the gamecocks prepare for a critical stretch of games on the hardwood. plus... the panthers fans gave the team a tremendous sendoff today.... as carolina heads to the super ano

tammy britt/protestor a lot of people don't realize the treatment they endure to do these tricks for our amusement. i think if they knew maybe they wouldn't go. the group says they are not against circus itself ... meaning high wires ... but oppose the use of animals. setting up shop in roanoke city. senator bernie sanders' campaign formally opened it's roanoke field office today on franklin road. this is the second office to open in the commonwealth. virginia is one of the 11 super tuesday states voting on march 1, and the campaign wants to gain as many voters here as possible. sot: peter clerkin/virginia campaign director "we are going to be hosting phone banks here, canvases, basically it is a volunteers can come get some of the resources that they need. conduct a direct order of contact, a place for them to work out of as well whether it is calling voters are getting materials to go out and canvas door-to-door" so far there are around six- thousand volunteers for the campaign in the commonwealth. the office is looking for more in southwest virginia a local fraternity in roanoke i

. @>> reporter: her mother linda @and soon to be stepfather britt @as well as the teen's @biological father listened back @stage. @dr. phil confronts them with @the tough allegations made by @the teen girl about what was @going on under their roof. @>> i'm really sorry she felt @that way and i didn't know that @she felt athat way -- that way. @and soon to be stepfather @listened at first but then got @upset and left. @>> let me tell you something @and you can leave if you want @to leave but leave with this @knowledge in mind, okay? @>> thank you very much. @thank you very much. @we are done. @>> reporter: the girl's mother @ended up coming back to talk to @dr. phil back stage. @he recommended sending her @daughter to a california @recovery center and mom was @very hesitant at first because @it was so far away but she did @eventually agree to let her @daughter go through with it, @jimmy. @>> wow, that was quite a scene @there. @we hope she gets the help she @needs but there's more coming, @right, with the parents? @>> yes, this interview in its @entirety will air on dr. phil @tomorrow

calling to tell a ruthless and ego driven but britt prosecutors say the 56 year old was the head of the and to try to engage in drug trafficking, money laundering and stills of stolen cigarettes and alcohol. >> pam: we will be right back >> reporter: if you are watching kron 4 news, the weather will return (male announcer): this is the bay area news station, kron 4 news starts now. >> pam: kron4 otc up wheat julies as one cemetery with most decius with more on the victims live they left behind. >> reporter: this is the debt that was the life of the party. he loved this france and connecting to rick and that was one of the recess that was an opera andrÉs in newark, design something for the consumer electronic show for it he tries before he was killed parking and an 24 hour fitness club to sleep. it was he would do park in the slot, and sleep overnight in the shower in the morning and sometimes work out and start his day so this was not something that he was unfamiliar with. >> reporter: accept, another vehicle for the that night. and next thing his car went over a medium and it was a bla

. >> i'm britt moreno. i think we are waking up happy this morning but also relieved. there were some tense moments in the game yesterday. >> that's right. >> we'll continue coverage but first we'll get to chris, to add to that, some of us waking up tired because we stayed up a little late celebrating. it is the mlk holiday, great day for skiing. these are 48-hour snow totals. temperatures this morning in the teens and 20s for most everyone across the state. we are in the 30s in some foothills locations and west side of denver. some fog out there down in the joel. we'll track some wind too in the high country. >>> and we have a trouble spot this could be somebody just going too fast there, getting their holiday ruined today. you can see all the traffic on the left side there, slowing things down a little bit. across the metro, watch out for that. on the highways we are looking good. up in the high country, we have these winds you've been tracking for us, chris. along highway 103, i-70 through georgetown, it's tough. we have chain restrictions in place u.s. 6 over lovel

i took it because he sounds like >> stephen: you are britt and you keep playing american. stephen: aren't you the type of person donald trump is talking about? shouldn't we be building a wall between the united states and britain and making the brits pay for it? taking american jobs. americans can seem like jerks! >> just happily on their own? no, it's better if i'm the jerk.the fall guy. >> stephen: okay. i should make the point that i think for this particular show, he may not be the jerk you >> stephen: even though he's a billionaire! >> this is a very interesting point. being a brit, i guys think of your rich guys as your royalty, your aristocracy. >> stephen: who are jerks, too, years ago were essentially gangsters who could hit somebody over the head and take the land. everybody goes, oh, they must be very nice. >> they're very rich and pass it to their children and then they can be jerks. >> stephen: exactly. i see what you're stephen: in america, there is a bit of a feeling if you're a billionaire you have to be ank this guy's a jerk? >> that's recent. there were r

i am britt moreno. >> i am alan gionet. the lotto winners were in florida, california and tennessee.>>> we have breaking news out of jakarta, indonesia -- terror attack was carried out at a starbucks.>>> we are learning more about the deadly has fire. -- house fire. coming up, we hear from a man who struggle to help his neighbors before firefighters arrived. >>> we have the result of a revenge match ahead.>>> first, let's start with breaking news out of denver. a different fire this morning destroyed a home and this time it happened in the montbello neighborhood. >> the second serious fire this week in the denver metro area. montbello. we have shawn chitins live. i understand everybody got out safely. >> reporter: there were five adults and one child inside the home that were outside when firefighters arrived on scene. nobody was injured in this fire and i am happy to report that. it was a difficult fire for the fire crews to deal with around 12:30 this morning. the house was covered with flames at it took 30 minutes to con

. >> reporter: last year, james bay won the critics choice prize at the britt award, england's grammys given to a rising newcomer and the same award that put sam smith and adele on the map. now bay who is up for three grammys is hoping to take home america's biggest music trophy. >> reporter: only a few years ago, 25-year-old james bay was playing london pubs, just trying to get noticed, but 2015 changed all that. you had a priedetty amazing year. >> yeah, it was pretty strong. hi a good time. >> reporter: his debut album which featured his hit song "hold back the river" went to number one in britain. single "let it go" with ed sheeran. let it go >> reporter: and he impressed the "rolling stone" ronnie wood. >> new people often don't do that to me. >> reporter: who gave him britain's gq award for breakthrough artist and then joined him on stage at a london concert. >> it's the real thing. it's hard to talk about that it actually happened, but it did. >> reporter: at the end of the year, he heard he got a grammy nomination. >> we were in the back of the car. my manager. losing our minds

. >> i'm britt moreno. thank you for joining us this morning. we have had our own wind to contend with here, lauren. >>> good morning. it's going to stay that way today. gusts are 44 miles an hour for winter park, and heading towards golden, winds are 20 miles an hour right now. you can tell we have stronger winds out there this morning. taking a look at temperatures, it's warmer than yesterday. we had the winds helping us warm up a bit, high pressure dominating the western side of the country. so we are off to a nicer start this morning, 11 below in craig and 29 in denver, 27 in boulder and 16 in burlington. satellite and radar, we have the front range. we are expecting to see a decent amount of sunshine today, fairly clear on the western slope. hour by hour forecast, get ready for the warm day. 48 degrees by noon and 52 by 2:00, and maybe a little breezy at times. enjoy the sunshine and 50s today, 44 by 5:00 tonight. let's check with joel on the drive this morning. this is i-70 and east vail, up there. i think police are trying to get folks to

. >> i'm britt moreno. was that something that one does? >> good advice for somebody. >> let's get to lauren, tracking that windy weather. it's not a hat day. >> that's right. it's gusty in parts of the foothills right now, loveland pass about 47 miles an hour for gusts there, winds about 15 to 36 miles an hour. it's been gusty this morning, and those winds are warming up parts of the foothills. right now 27 in boulder, western side of the state not feeling the effects with 20 some areas are feeling nice, 29 in boulder, 33 in golden, 37 in evergreen and 35 in morrison. heading toward the east side of town, 28 in aurora, 21 in greenwood village and 22 in centennial. we have a few clouds out there this morning but overall we're on the sunny side today, unhealthy air quality and visibility will be a little worse today. by noon we're at 40 degrees, by 2:00 43, so it's a mild day. i think we'll get warmer than dia today. let's check in with joel. >>> closer to the eisenhower tunnel, we have been watching this drive this morning because there's b

britt moreno is off this morning. we have a weather alert for you, developing just in time for your drive this morning. conditions. there on the right side of the screen you can see that. jamie leary is telling us arapahoe. >> reporter: that's right, alan. it's blowing every direction right now, 25 degrees out here in the mobile weather lab. the snow that was once wet is now freezing because of that. we were talking about the beastly tires on this rig here. look at these. even these tires here, they were sliding around on the roads. all the wet snow, the tires on the road, it's compacting that snow. there's a layer of ice underneath all this fresh snow, too. the glare is covered up by the snow that's starting to freeze while these cars are carrying a good speed, it will slow down. roads are definitely icy and snow is continuing to blow here. no stopping whatsoever, so as that accumulates and tires push the snow down, you'll see a lot of ice under that snow. we'll continue to follow the centennial. >>> good morning. we

i'm britt moreno. >> i'm alan gionet. this is what's happening in the cbs 4 morning news. >> it's not going to prevent every mass shooting or keep every gun out of the hands of criminals. >> the president comes out swinging, what his executive order will do when it comes to buying and selling guns. >> and the latest on the smash and grabs, plus the surveillance video police are using to track down who's responsible. >> and are you team peyton or team brock? what gary kubiak is in no hurry to do before they start the playoffs. >>> we could have a big weather change coming. >> that's right. let's get to lauren, tracking >> today you just get the dry conditions across the front range, more snow in the high country. temperatures this morning, 23 in grand junction, 30 in boulder and 31 in lamar. heading into denver, starting off with 38 downtown, 32 in aurora and 32 in centennial. there is snow in the state with a little in the southeastern corner, fairly clear skies here in denver with a little cloud cover. looking at the hou

. >> i'm britt moreno. let's find out about the forecast because we are expecting a change to roll into the metro. >> we are going to really cool off tomorrow and we have a chance for snow tomorrow as well. today is mild, temperatures this morning really nice, 24 in denver, 9 in greeley, 21 in burlington, 17 in craig and 26 in grand junction. on the satellite and radar we western slope and in the southwestern mountains. we have clear skies in denver, won't stay that way all day though. we are looking for rain and snow, and arctic air pushing in with this. we'll cool off and have a chance for snow, the southwestern mountains going to be hit hardest by this. some areas have up to a foot of snow, and we have a winter storm warning there. today 42 by noon, 43 by 2:00 then we start to get more afternoon. more in a moment. now let's check in with joel. >>> we have been following a couple trouble spots to start out this morning but they are not on the highway. i-70 and airport boulevard, nice dry roads out there.

britt hume is megyn kelly's mentor saying "donald trump is a cry baby, megyn kelly was mean to me "o. there is some support for that -- >> i think there's something to be said for being the adult in the room and taking the high road. i don't necessarily find that tweet really funny. >> trump used that tweet is what he did. roger ales has been quite ill and been in and out. there was a story that murdoch was runs fox news, which they corrected very quickly. let's also remember the two brothers took over for murdoch and one of them particularly doesn't like roger ales. so there's something more going on here inside fox. now gabe know it is better than anybody else does. gabe, don't you think something is a little amiss here? >> without question. you know, when i wrote my biography of roger ales, he ran the network with an iron fist. now the network is adrift. anchors are saying they're now allowed to say what they want to say. >> they couldn't do that before? >> no money. >> -- no. >> come work over here. >> we shouldn't understate this. we have war from the gop front-runner. this is a

so the russians are basically warning that the britts that this is not going to go unanswered in some way. as to whether there will be accommodation as to what this inquiry has pointed to the two men at the heart of this, andre and desmit tri, going to face any kind of prosecution, well i can't say there's any chance of that happening. for one thing, he is a member of the russian parliament, so he is essentially immune from prosecution, and the russians have specifically said there is going to be no extradition, and no internal prosecution. >> now to iraq, and the search for three mens ab ducted in baghdad. they suspect the three powerful shia militias were involved. at least three people were killed and there are reports that others are being held hostage. >> you can't see the beach because it is dark but you can hear the gunfire. >> a wetting ceremony and a graduation dinner were underway when armed fighters rammed a car. a spokes man says special forces have been sent in to help. >> so far what we know is the workers in the restaurant, the people that were attending the party and a

. >> reporter: good morning, britt. three of the ten men seen here seen this afternoon. they are two employees and one learning center. that teacher, david hocker, was arrested along with ten other men will that undercover operation. that operation lasted for two days. hocker was employed as a substitute teacher at denver's warren village, where 106 children attend school. the president of the facility said she's shocked and said all employees including hocker with heavily screened before being hired. he was screened an additional second time as well. we're told he was only employed at the school for eight days before his arrest and was never alone with children without an ad to have sex with an 11 and 14-year-old girl and paid a state trooper $300 to do so. he was immediately arrested. now he faces six different charges in this case, the most of all of the ten men. he'll appear here this afternoon along with another employee who was a warehouse employee for the school district. he had no contact with children employee. the state says they will conduct more sting operati

. >> world number two andy murray through to round three, and the britt needed less than half an houro win the first set. and went on to steal the match 4-6, in an hour and a half. >> doing well for -- how well he can serve until the middle of the second set, and then made it tougher there, but the return good and passed and lobbed well, so that's what i needed to do today to fete the win. >> 2014 champion with straight set winners. this took two hours to win and will meet luca next. >> and the informal player on the women's tour is her way into the third round. the spanish number three seed of belgium. last year's finalist claim add 6-4, 6-2 win. it could be on course to meet two time champion victoria, in the last 16, the russian beat in straight sets. the likes of roy mcilroy have been upstaged by an amateur on the first day of the abu dhabi champion. and the american leads the way, he has a one shot lead over his nearest rival, after firing a 64 in the opening round, world number three recorded the sib under 66 putting him two shots off the lead, he is in joint third place with br

for a britt just landing here, who should i be supporting now that we've gotten to the crunch point.ve a co-anchor who i think hasn't smartend up and is still thinking that the bengals have a chance to get to the second round of the playoffs. >> hey, aren't they going? >> they're going to the first round. >> oh. >> i said the second round. to get to the second round they would have needed a bye which isn't going to happen now after peyton manning came back in and led the broncos to a win. so i don't know. cincinnati versus pittsburgh, got a lot of pittsburgh flaends want to bet me. >> maybe you should take pittsburgh so we can have a rivalry here. >> maybe green bay, something like that. i'm he not sure. we'll have to continue this debate. i was sad to see the jets go out. >> that was very disappointing. anyway, great to have you guys. i don't know whether to blame you -- you're not a jinx for the markets first day here. i'm glad you're there to cover this. >> right. >> you're doing articles -- i would have thrown out anything that's already been writtin and stiglets, you know what y

i'm britt moreno. >>> i'm alan gionet. >>> big game on sunday. here's what's happening today. >>> i'm live in douglas county all morning. we are following a court case. one of two teens accused of making threats to call staff high school. the latest one cbs4 this morning returns. >>> the snow has been falling in parts of colorado. it almost looked like a christmas card. what can we expect as we head >> a big weekend for certain. all eyes will be on colorado this weekend to see the afc championship. we will hear some of the trash talk already going on. >>> we have a changing weather we are talking about this we can. in the meantime, some awesome weather. >> let's get a vitti chris spears who is our guide to be. you will get all the applause. >>> the weatherman likes to take credit for good forecast. right now, a couple of light snow showers or flurries in our far eastern plains. these are very light if they are reaching the ground. they will go away shortly as we roll into the morning hours. the story this morning is wind. berthoud pass is a 1 mil

some precipitation may break through enough to give us britt of snow north and west of boston. the better bet to see the snow is further south you go. again, sharp gratiant on this storm. you can go from nearly no snow across northern connecticut to a foot of snow across long island. it's very important to really pin down this track. the highest chance to see it as of right now several inch of snow perhaps close to half a foot of snow down through the south coast of massachusetts back into rhode island with lighter amounts to the north and major coastal flooding jersey shore. for us we expect the wind. whether el we get snow or not it will be windy into sunday morning. those wind come from the northeast pinning some of the ocean water close to the coastline. i do expect minor coastal flooding to be widespread. perhaps some pockets of moderate coastal flooding in the east to north eastern facing shoreline. that's something we will watch during high tide. high tide to look at 11:00 saturday night. 11:00 a.m. on sunday morning. sunday morning a little bit more flooding. 7 on 7 for

he is one of the best loved britt i can actors. he died in london. his family said he was suffering from cancer. he was 69 years old. >>> all right. good morning, everyone. welcome to 9news. i am corey rose with gary shapiro. amelia in the traffic center with a look at the commute. marty is in the nine backyard. that's gonna be this morning to maybe lunchtime and then we're gonna drop off after that. clear conditions around here. nice looking morning around here. temperatures at or above freezing here and in fort collins. believe it or the not, it's cooler in fort collins than it was an hour and a half ago. we were in the 40s because of some very strong chinook wins making to the east side of i- 25. greeley's warmed up. very cold temperatures in grant county this morning and along the colorado river. we're seeing some readings right hovering near zero at lower terrain. wind today is gonna be the big story. early on it warms us up with a west wind. this afternoon it starts coming out of the northwest, and that's gonna hold temperatures and then cool t

this is even britt even snows, um, so it's been mad. >> reporter: many making a mad dash for suppliesith predictions of some serious snow for saturday. it seems no one wants to be caught unprepared. diane roseman going for two shovels. >> definitely need one, okay, but there are two different types and i'm not too sure which is the best so i get one of each. this is my second trip here. because when they started telling us that this snow going to be 12 to 18-inches i figure i might need more. >> reporter: lilly hill stocking up on salt. her friend and neighbor harold hays out grabbing another shovel just in case. >> are you the designated shoveler? >> yes. (laughter). >> that's all i got -- yes. >> reporter: do you like to shovel? >> no. >> reporter: next stop the grocery store. to get what else -- >> bread and milk if it's not all gone already. >> reporter: marie williams stocked um on food. she was only after one thing today. >> getting rock salt. i called everywhere, home depot, lose, everywhere, they don't -- they all out. >> reporter: already? >> yes. so we in the neighborhood. >

it's linked to a serious britt defect in which babies are born with smaller heads that may not have developed properly. the condition can also cause seizures, vision problems and developmental issues in extreme cases. >> we are quite concerned about the potential complications to the fetus, so we really are advising the pregnant women travel to these areas if possible. >> the cdc urging anyone who must travel to at-risk areas do everything they can to avoid mosquito bites day and night. >> staying in places that have screens on windows and doors. using insect repellant and i'll mention that there are a number of insect repellants that are approved for use in pregnancy including deet. >> the case has been confirmed in several u.s. states. a baby born in hawaii is the first in the country to have a birth defect related to the in new york, laura engle, fox news. >>> doctors say there's no vaccine or makings to medication to treat the virus. it could affect as many as 7,000 people in colombia and health officials in el valve door are before becoming pregnant. >>> the woman of kicking an uber driv

not all britts i can tell you.ers in britain are turning to the full body taste of bitter and ale. overall sales of lager have fallen 8% in the past years. they are expected to have consumed 930 million liters. >> this is your expertise. >> i'm not an ale orbiter drinker. i'm a lager drinker. i'm glad we can get european lagers here. because the main u.s. beers. >> they're so strong aren't they? >> yeah but the american beers taste like sparkling waters. this brit still likes european lager. still to come, must read articles including why the global shipping industry may now be stuck on dry land. oil prices plunging to levels we haven't seen since 2003. below 30 for wti and brent. we'll have more on that as we come back and as we head to break a look at all the international markets currently in bear market territory. we're back in a couple of minutes here on worldwide exchange. he think it smells fine, but his guests smell this... sfx: ding, toilet flushing sfx: music begins febreze air effects heavy duty has up t