up next, oh, canada. what our neighbors to the north of new hampshire and our entire country, what are they doing with syrian refugees. proor proof to pause put a pause on all refugee programs. ness if you keep tanning, indoors or out, the effects of harmful rays will show up on your skin. wrinkles, age spots and an increased risk of skin cancer, including melanoma, the deadliest form of skin cancer and the second most common cancer in women 15 to 29. stop tanning. time may not be on your side. learn how to protect your skin at spotskincancer.org a message from the american academy of dermatology to stay indoors. >>> welcome back. the folks in new hampshire may want to listen to this. there are new worries that some of the thousands of syrian refugees entering canada will sneak across the u.s. border and some will be isis supporters. it's already happening in europe. german officials warning isis fighters are disguising themselves as refugees. now, steve says this is more proof we need to pause all refuge

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it's in nova scotia, along canada's eastern coast. (nat sound)boy is it beautiful. (rob calabrese/runs cape breton if donald trump wins handgun."cape breton radio d-j rob calabrese is no donald trump fan. his "if trump wins" website started as a joke. come on up to cape breton... (rob calabrese/runs cape breton if donald trump wins website)"where women can get abortions, muslim people can roam freely, and the only "walls" are holding up the roofs of our extremely affordable houses."there are answers to questions like "how do i immigrate to canada?" though often...(rob calabrese/runs cape breton if donald trump wins website) "they want to know if they can bring their cats to canada." the website has been flooded with hundreds and hundreds of inquiries.(jeanne moos/cnn correspondent)"would you consider moving to canada if donald trump were elected president?"(woman)"i'm thinking berlin."(woman #2)"i would do it in a heartbeat. i would."(woman #3)"no i'm an american. i'm gonna stay here (woman #4)"i'm moving to europe if he's elected president."but in cape breton, they

there are answers to questions like "how do i immigrate to canada?" though often... (rob calabrese/runs cape breton if donald trump wins website) "they want to know if they can bring their cats to canada." the website has been flooded with hundreds and hundreds of inquiries. (jeanne moos/cnn correspondent) "would you consider moving to canada if donald trump were elected president?" (woman) "i'm thinking berlin." (woman #2) "i would do it in a heartbeat. i would." (woman #3) "no i'm an american. i'm gonna stay here no matter who's president." (woman #4) "i'm moving to europe if he's elected president." but in cape breton, they need people. (rob calabrese/runs cape breton we have an unsustainable population decline." housing is a bargain. we saw 3-bedroom waterside houses selling for 200- thousand, even 25-thousand dollars. sure, rob has gotten some angry emails from trump supporters. (rob calabrese/runs cape breton if donald trump wins website) "why would anyone want to move to canada? especially some isolated known-for-nothing place like cape breton." well it's know

. >>> canada is on track to welcome 25,000 new refugees from syria by next month. 14 house have already arrived from camps in jordan, lebanon and turkey since the end of last year. daniel lack reports of how the government and community groups are helping them. >> pediatrician will treat newly arrived migrants to toronto for two years now. but her patient list these days are overwhelmingly syrian as many people, mostly young families, arrive in canada's city every week. >> we've had a great work from the canadian government, and the red cross has helped us so much. the organization that is helping us with allowances and paperwork, and we can look for a house. >> getting them situated is crucial and it is important to make sure everyone has the right clothing for winter.

it is even in the 40s to the canada tonight bringing some snow to the area by late afternoon. most of the snow will be 1-2" with a few areas higher mostly cloudy skies. mild weather with highs close to normal and light winds. lows tracking in by morning. snow is most likely in the morning with a more scattered nature in the northwest andndbecome gusty by mid-afternoon. we cool back to we could also see some rain afternoon along with the fog before another system tracks in late tonight and tomorrow. visibilities are improving, but we will keep some light fog all showing better conditions than this morning's dense fog... temperatures are actually pretty west! we have lots of clouds more tracking in from the west as a clipper tracks in from canada tonight bringing some snow to the area by late afternoon. most of the snow will be 1-2" with a few arras higher mostly cloudy skies. mild weather with highs close to tonight drop only to the mid to a more scattered nature in the afternoon and may mix with some rain as highs climb into the 30s. winds will turn to the northwest and become

and canada. while the federal government tracks the number of special interest aliens or s.i.a.s that information is secret. >> this is an evolving threat it may materialize it may not terlz. >> reporter: but when it comes to northern border security agents are always focused on possibility to prevent leats long before needing to stop them in their tracks. on the u.s. canadian border kathryn perotta -- perata, fox 25 news. coming into the u.s. from canada. canada is expected to meet its goal of resettling 25,000 syrian refugees by the end of this month. >>> just when you thought the brady family couldn't be any cuter. addition meet fluffy the lucky dog adopted by the brady family. gisele posting this photo to instagram saying fluffy was adopted from a los angeles rescue organization. fluffy aptly named i might joins loua and scooby. >>> came in with a body fat ratio of 17% substantially down from last year. that's what we were looking for. i don't think you will ever see a thin pablo. >> john hen

temperatures are actually pretty nice right now.. in the 20s and it is even in the 40s to the canada tonight bringing some snow to the area by late be 1-2" with a few areas higher anna couple thh may only get a weather with highs close to normal and light winds. lows tonight drop only to the mid to rain as highs climb into the 30s. winds will turn to the northwest and become gusty by mid-afternoon. we cool back to showers friday, but it currently looks dry for the weekend. he lives in norway and also enjoys hiking...really an outdoor-loving cat. jesper even has his own blog and thousands of facebook fans not to be outdone in terms off wintry fun.... dozens of dogs took part in a sledding race over the weekend... this is the u-p 200 sled dog race in michigan -- a 250 mile race that wrapped up yesterday... the race is pretty serious business too -- as the first fifteen winners take home a share of over 28-thousand dollars... with first place scoring 72- hundred dollars... musher ryan anderson and his dogs took home that grand prize for the sixth time in the last seven years... coming u

it's in nova scotia, along canada's eastern coast. (nat sound) boy is it beautiful. (rob calabrese/runs cape breton if donald trump wins website) "and nobody has a handgun." cape breton radio d-j rob calabrese is no donald trump fan. his "if trump wins" website started as a joke. come on up to cape breton... (rob calabrese/runs cape breton if donald trump wins website) "where women can get abortions, muslim people can roam freely, and the only "walls" are holding up the roofs of our extremely affordable houses." there are answers to questions like "how do i immigrate to canada?" though often... "they want to know if cats to canada." the website has been hundreds and hundreds of inquiries. (jeanne moos/cnn correspondent) "would you consider moving to canada if elected president?" (woman) "i'm thinking berlin." "i would do it in a (woman #3) gonna stay here no matter who's president." (woman #4) "i'm moving to europe if he's elected president." but in cape breton, they need people. (rob calabrese/runs cape breton if donald "absolutely. we have population decline." hous

things are back to normal here in canada.he time honored traditions are once again-- yes, the prince is sticking the princess' arm up his ass. there it goes. [cheers and applause] he's really making a good go of it. what a wonderful day for canada, and therefore, of course, the world. ♪ from comedy central's world news headquarters in new york, this is "the daily show" with trevor noah. (cheers and applause) captioning sponsored by comedy central . >> trevor: welcome to the daily show, i'm trevor noah. thank you so much, everybody. our guest tonight here is talk about her new hbo show "vinyl," olivia wilde, everybody. (applause) but let's get right into it. we all saw what happened last night and i'm not going to lie, it blew my mind it blew my mind to think that that guy wants to be president. i mean between his ego, his devicive, purposefully inflammatory statements, it's insane that he still has supporters. honestly, i don't know what to say at this point. i just-- i mean i don't know what america is going to do about kayn

. >>> mira, vi canadÁ candidato y presentÓ varios puntos acerca de la migraciÓn y yo casey fue de losabla como si fueran nÚmeross no son numeros. el tema de migraciÓn somos seres humanos son familias son gente. tÚ piennas que esa conversaciÓn, se estÁ llevando a cabo, de una forma respetuosa hacia nuestra comunidad. >>> no siento que cada elecciÓn vienen los republicanos a decir, tenemos que detener la inmigraciÓn la migracion nos estÁ atacando. cuando no es jaoert, venimos con una realidad distinta y venimos a este paÍs por una razÓn. >>> gabriela. >>> >>> tÚ, eres una joven daca que estas aquÍ, gracias a la acciÓn del presidente obama. >>> ¿quÉ sentiste ¿que viste en este debate. >>> me asuste mucho cuando marco rubio dijo que en su primer dÍa eliminarÍa el daca me parece que seria una decisiÓn muy mal informada, y que no traerÍa beneficios econÓmicos ppra el paÍs. >>> juan mÉndez, tus padres pudieron recibir sus papeles gracias a la Última amnistÍa que fue aprobada en este paÍs por el presidente reagan en 1886. ¿que le dirÍas a la gente, que no sabe lo que es, esta incertidumbre de

and a tourist from japan gets 33% morr for their yen in canada than the u.s. the dollar is not stretching as far and they are hoping lift lines don't do the same. marr doyle, denver 7. >>> right now we're playing about $1.56 but those prices areeexpected to continue to climb. this issaccording to gas buddy. because many refineries will be cutting production. and you can go to the enver 7.com website and go the traffic section for morr pricing. >>> a seemingly endless line of officers and deputies drove by with lights on. people lined the street to pay their last respect to mesa county deputy derek gre er. the tribute to service. >> reporter: while hundreds of people gathered at the church of others are doing the same thing at this roadside me memorial. many of them have posted memooies of condolences like this one. rest easyybrother, we will take it from here. officer. officer greer died trying to arrest a teen. the teen shot him dead. experience. >> showing our kids how 3 important it is to show our respect for police who work hard every day, so that we can b

we've seen the bank of canada governor talk about the possibility in canada.pact would that have on your business model? >> you look at negative interest rates, given where funding costs are, what we would see with negative interest rates is just more spread compression. with negative interest rates, we heard our governor talk about it, but we have not seen the economy getting to a spot where we think it will be. it represents more spread compression so when you look at our own position in terms of continuing to drive earnings growth, for us, it's about doing other things like monitoring our expenses and making sure that for any revenue compression that happens with negative interest rates, if it does happen, we can make it up to our medium-term objective. worst globals the environment that you are preparing for? home do stress tests for price depreciation in canada. you've heard something about that. ,ontinued low oil prices unemployment going up, interest rates going up. stress teststhose to see how our portfolio would do and what our performance would be. f

america exported about 69 million pounds of lobster to canada in 2014... the 2015 figure was less than 67 million. if you're planning a fishing trip soon- apparently in some places- the fish aren't biting. crappie anglers say they are having a tough time in texas- because the water level is too high and lake water is dirty. crappie prefer consistent weather according to game wardens.and because the water isn't as cold as its supposed to be this time of year- they're not coming together like normal. "we're seeing very few fisherman. with the internet nowadays, people can kind of track what the people are doing, as far as how the fishing is going on certain lakes, and havent seen nearly the fisherman we did last for crappie fishing with this nasty weather - a lot of folks are weather - a lot with this nasty weather - a lot of folks are stuck inside - getting cabin fever. experts say - storms often lead to impulse shopping. mary moloney shows us - the big 'winter money wasters'. 00:00 - 00:05:19 - :26more snow means more cold hard cash lost.snow removal expen

. >> in canada, where neonicotinoids are widely used on crops, dr. christy morrissey is also finding high levels of wetland contamination. she focuses her research in canada's breadbasket, the prairie pothole region of saskatchewan, where agricultural land is laced with potholes, small temporary ponds fed by snowmelt and rain. >> in 2013 we found up to 90% of the ponds that we sampled in spring, even before the farmers were out seeding, had detectable levels of neonics in them. but our peak concentrations occurred after seeding, not surprising, particularly after rainfall events, at levels that were, you know, upwards of, uh, 3 parts per billion, which is well known to affect aquatic insects. >> with over 40% of the cropland in canada's prairies treated with neonicotinoids, the impact on aquatic insects and the animals that rely on them for food cod be snificant dr. morrissey's study is the first to look into this issue in canada. >> we have a field study that's trying to understand how neonicotinoids potentially get into wetlands and whether or not

it's in nova scotia, along canada's eastern coast. (nat sound) boy is it beautiful. (rob calabrese/runs cape breton if donald "and nobody has a handgun." cape breton radio d-j rob calabrese is no donald trump fan. his "if trump wins" website started as a joke. come on up to cape breton... (rob calabrese/runs cape breton if donald trump wins website) "where women can get abortions, muslim people can roam freely, and the only "walls" are holding up the roofs of our extremely affordable houses." there are answers to questions like "how do i immigrate to canada?" though often... (rob calabrese/runs cape breton if donald trump wins website) "they want to know if they can bring their cats to canada." the website has been flooded with hundreds and hundreds of inquiries. (jeanne moos/cnn correspondent) "would you consider moving to canada if donald trump were elected president?" (woman) "i'm thinking berlin." (woman #2) "i would do it in a heartbeat. i would." (woman #3) "no i'm an american. i'm gonna stay here no matter who's president." (woman #4) president." they need peo

canada has a new mission against the terror group isis. the country plans to stop bombing in iraq and syria by february 22nd. instead, canada will add more trainers to assist iraqi and kurdish forces. there will now be more than 2-hundred trainers, raising the number of personnel in the region to 830. the government also announced it will put forth more than 1-billion dollars during the next three years to help refugees displaced by the conflict. the money will provide food, water, health care, and passing snows showers today high

jamie kuipers - visiting from canada: not very many of them. i've seen, what? two?)) ((karen castro)) sheriff joe lombardo wants to change that perception.. he's proposing hiring 67 police officers to exclusively patrol the strip... and seven more assigned to fremont street... plus, an additional 10 supervisors to manage the "support center" that overlooks both locations. the price tag is 10-point-8 million dollars a year for the strip and about one-million for fremont street. metro's top cop has taken his proposal to the "southern nevada tourism and infrastructure committee.".... a group that identifies tourism improvement projects. sisolak is part of the committee. he says tax payers will not foot the bill for this one. ((steve sisolak - clark county commissioner: it's not fair to ask our residents to just pay to put more people on las vegas boulevard. revenue stream for las vegas boulevard and potentially fremont street would be coming from the room tax.)) ((karen castro)) sisolak says allocating funds from the room tax to pay for more cops would have to be approve

another low willtrack out of southern canada tonight into the tennessee valley bylate tuesday....winter storm warning in effect until noon est today....today...mostly cloudy with rain and freezing rain this morning...then partly sunny with a slight chance of rain this afternoon. ice accumulation around a trace. not as cool with highs in thelower 40s. west winds 15 to 20 mph with gusts up to 30 mph.chance of precipitation 90 percent..tonight...mostly cloudy with a chance of rain. a chance ofsnow...mainly in the evening. lows around 30. northwest windsaround 10 mph. chance of precipitation 30 percent..wednesday...partly sunny. highs in the mid 40s. with gusts up to 25 mph. .wednesday night...partly cloudy. lows in the upper 20s. northwest winds around 10 mph with gusts up to 25 mph. .thursday...mostly sunny. highs in the mid 40s. northwest windsaround 10 mph with gusts up to 20 mph in the morning...becominglight and variable..thursday night and friday...partly cloudy. lows in the mid 20s.highs in the upper 40s..friday night through saturday night...partly cloudy. lows in thelower 40s. hig

it's in nova scotia, along canada's eastern coast. (nat sound)boy is it beautiful. (rob calabrese/runs cape breton if donald trump wins website)"and nobody has a handgun."cape breton radio d-j rob calabrese is no donald trump fan. his "if trump wins" website started as a joke. come on up to cape breton... (rob calabrese/runs cape breton if donald trump wins website)"where women can get abortions, muslim people can roam freely, and the only "walls" are 3 holding up the roofs of our extremely affordable houses." there are answers to questions like "how do i immigrate to canada?" though often...(rob calabrese/runs cape breton if donald trump wins website) "they want to know if they can bring their cats to canada." the website has been flooded with hundreds and hundreds of inquiries.(jeanne moos/cnn correspondent)"would you consider moving to canada if donald trump were elected president?"(woman)"i'm thinking berlin."(woman #2)"i would do it in a heartbeat. i would."(woman #3)"no i'm an american. i'm gonna stay here no matter who's president." (woman #4)"i'm moving to e

pamela ritchie, bloomberg tv fell canada anchor.ans from energy companies. is this the mortgage crisis all over again? we will explore in debt check. ♪ alix: welcome back to "bloomberg markets." alix steel. $123 billion. that's the estimated amount of money big u.s. banks have lended to the energy industry. if the energy industries suffers losses, it may have been the -- it may affect the broader economy. this will be -- will this be a repeat of the mortgage crisis? joining us, lisa abramowicz from bloomberg gadfly. of money.s like a lot put it in perspective for us from 2008? guest: my colleague and i went around and looked at the analyst reports they are putting out in response to disclosures by the biggest u.s. banks and we tallied up the exposures -- jpmorgan, citigroup, and we came billiontally, 123 dollars of commitments that were energy related. it is bigger than the gdp of ecuador. but with respect to these bank'' books, it's not that big. it's a couple of percentage points. it looks manageable. the more they disclose, the m

((jamie kuipers - visiting from canada: it's not safe anywhere you go anymore.)) ((karen castro)) karen castro, 8 news now. ((brian loftus)) sheriff lombardo tells 8 news now... "calls for service" come from the strip and fremont street. /// ((kirsten joyce)) > quest preparatory academy parents spoke about their concerns... as to where their children will go to school this fall. officals say the roberson campus could possibly close... due to the expiration of a special use permit. this comes after years of controversy surrounding the charter school... which has been investigated on issues including misuse of money.. and abuse of authority. the state- funded charter school is being managed by a receiver... due to its past problems with financial management. parents are not happy with what they feel is short notice about the possible closure. we reached out to the receiver of quest academy for comment.. and have not heard back. /// > we'll be right back./// since 1961, pearle vision has provided the neighborhood with expert eye care. and we still proudly carry on hi

canada allows private sponsorship of refugees. this meeting is look for volunteers to help newly arrived refugees and there's plenty of interest in doing even more. going directly to syrian families stuck in hotels, offering to set them up with accommodation, the path to a new life. >> we have to raise the money to look after and sponsor a family for a year. well, we're all set to do that. we have all been approved by the sponsorship agreement holder organization that we're working with. we're all set to go. let's go. >> reporter: young syrian refugees fitting right in, sliding down a snowy hill in a video that went viral earlier in month. so far this country and its newcomers seem to be adjust to each other rather well >>> in the united states a new bill has passed which aims to ban imported goods if they're produced by forced or slave labor. products include fish caught in south-east asia, clothes made in sweat shops, an gold possibly mined in africa. >> reporter: forced labor, what some call slavery still flourishes in the 21st

and he was a citizen of canada until 15 months ago. there's much law right now and a lot of constitutional lawyers are coming out. laurence tribe is middle ground, saying it's untested. many top constitutional lawyers are coming out saying ted cruz can't be president because of the fact he was born in canada. i think that has a huge effect. things, and i talk to people who attend your ral lis and they like you're uncompromising. i also talk to washington insiders, some lawmakers, who are overcoming their skepticism about you thinking he's going to compromise, he'll make deals in washington. which is right? >> i think everyone's right. honestly, i think they're both right. i'm tough to make a deal with. but i'm a dealmaker. when i see ted cruz standing in the senate and nobody else is with him, he's standing all by himself, you have all of these other politicians, senators and congressmen generally and he's trying to -- he's by himself it's wonderful. i can understand how a radio show host could say, oh, isn't that wonderful? not going

. >> a horrible storm system. [ indiscernible ] >> reporter: stretching from cuba to canada, tearing apart homes and lives. that storm system has killed six people across the county and this storm system is not done yet. cars are underwater in baltimore and washington dc. high wind is the ultimate three people were and now what was once homes and businesses is left now with just shattered homes and shattered lives. >> the clean up will take weeks or months. it was destroyed all in minutes or less. robert and linda were watching a movie around 2:00 when the wind kicked up. >> the shutters started making a lot of noise and that i yelled at us that the tornado was hitting us and by that time it was over. >> we will start over again. the path of destruction stretched more than 2 miles. it took down power lines and trees and blew away school cages. more than 700 customers are without power. and they hope to restore power by early in the morning. let's go over to our chief meteorologist. >> this is the same system from battle creek michigan, tornadoes, severe weather, blinding snow from ch

cruz's eligibility to serve as president, because he was born in canada.ss the bottom line question is, is he going to go file two separate lawsuits, and if yes, when? >> well i think the answer is quite possibly. again, this would be a decision made specifically by mr. trump himself. i would also say, this is one of the reasons, wolf, why good people don't run for office, because you have so many falsehoods and lies, and character assassinations. and this would be a way to sort of set a precedent for voters to reject this type of campaigning. if a politician were to reject this type of campaigning, as well. >> as you know, cruz also said -- he's a former solicitor general in the state of texas. he's a lawyer. he's argued cases before the supreme court. he said he would welcome the possibility of personally deposing donald trump in any lawsuit, getting him under oath, making him answer certain specific questions. and he referred to the fact that when president bill clinton was president of the united states, he was deposed under oath. and we all know how t

the cold front, arctic front, here is where it is right now across southeastern canada and it's on the move. it's going to press southeast into new england and through the the same time it will actually grab some of this moisture here in the virginias and graze southeast mass. more so the cape with a little dusting of light snow, very late perhaps flurries metro boston. but really for most of us it's focusing on the core of the cold air, big trout lake 17 below. sudbury, canada at one with kind wind chills up in the locations anywhere between 30 and 50 below zero. this is serious cold coming at us during the day toll. again if you have outdoor plans this evening it's cold but not bitter cold and it's not dangerous cold, but tomorrow afternoon and tomorrow night and through the middle part of sunday it's dangerous coal. wind chill warning in effect tomorrow for the city of boston. all of southern new england except the south coast and cape down there. it is a wind chill watch and where we have wind chill warning in effect that means the wind chill is between 20 and 30 below starting tol

we've got winds generally out of the north and west that that's bringing in that colder air from canada but tonight as we are really dealing with too much of a win especially across the south side north carolina is a little bit breezy on the eastern shore reporting seventeen miles right now and now flat and then as we head towards williamsburg about thirteen. petersburg the winds will be picking up as we had throughout the day today so it will be windy. no satellite and radar showing some very light snow showers pushing to the area mainly the eastern shore starting to enhanced an area very very light again the dew points in that scene so that's not allowing a lot of that moisture to make it down to the surface on the other big story these temperatures were in a scene feel like temperatures into the teens this action only as we head into saturday night and into sunday morning look at these temperatures is going to feel like it's close to zero in some spots many locations will wake up in the single digits again these are wind chills we factor in the air temperature and the wins it's going

problem is - that beautiful skyline is it's actually vancouver -- in canada. the gaffe was first picked up by buzzfeed.. when asked for comment - the rubio campaign says quote "we're not going to make canada an issue in this election." jeb bush is hoping his big brother can do something that millions of campaign donations can't. george w. bush - the 43rd president is joining jeb on the campaign trail ahead of the south carolina primaries on saturday. bush 43 is popular among republican voters -- and jeb hopes the familial appeal will ramp up his voter turnout. barbara bush is also heading back on the campaign trail to help stump for her son. the popular former first@lady will attend campaign events in south carolina on thursday and friday. still to come on the k-w-w-l news at five... isis says they're having budget issues - what perks are getting cut for the terrorist fighters. and... a human chain of rescuerss help a woman trapped in her home after it's destroyed by a tornado. --------- we're excited about february. all our handcrafted classic footlongs are j

the coldest of the air located in central parts of canada. it is sliding south now. to get through before we get weekend. scattered snow showers into the. afternoon not everyone sees them, but it mostly cloudy sky along with a bare minimum of a few flurries. still the potential much like yesterday afternoon that one or snow coming out of them. a few spots will try to get up near 30, but with the breeze, that is truly just a number. gusts at times over 30 miles an hour, knocking the wind chills teens. it' s across the area. central parts of canada. flow returns to the northwest saturday morning. after this afternoon. skies clearly drawn tonight, and with sunshine but temperatures below 0. front located in southeastern parts of canada slides in our area sometime later friday night, early saturday. we stop the clock for you at 11:00 saturday morning. that is when the front clears the area, and that is when the winds will start to pick up out over 25 miles an hour as temperatures continue to fall. the coldest of the air likely sunday and monday m

where one day away from super tuesday is the first big testwa from the canada. stacy fry is life from with more people is a strong showing for will give good if he doesn't windo ohio that it's time to get out of the race increasing prices to drop out of the race it's a phrase she's some voters' was seems that he has his nominations locked up heh believes away in ohio will beat the beginning beginning of the new dayinin they want to get out they ought is consolidate the race why is that i'm running ohio why he made beating hillary clinton by werere the other a poll released tuesday showed john k-6 second place at 26 percent of the vote in polls certainly don't tells the entire story and k-6 is just wait wait until ohio. j time now is 5:08 a.m. weather and traffic is just ahead.:0 how this navy seal was to his own life to protect an american once every four years. five of 11:00 a.m. we do weather and traffic every eight minutes let's check in with scott sabol work is a four newsa baby is in. we have an hour and a half the that disheartening. look at the clearing h

>> ted cruz is an anchor baby in canada.esn't accept anchor babies. >> donald trump thought i was the nicest guy on earth. now i wake up every day and take up twitter to see the latest insults. >> i have a fire problem. well, we may have a bigger story than the politics by the time this is over. >> it is incredible. >> yes, there was one more surprise when a fire alarm went off in the middle of our interview with donald trump. all of this and we still haven't gotten to the first votes. but all that changes tomorrow night. be sure to tune into fox news channel at 6:00 p.m. eastern for full coverage of the iowa caucuses. by the way, karl rove, joe triptri trippi and i will reunite as the kam point cowboys give you an early read when the first results start coming in from key precincts. that's it for today. have a great week and we'll see you next "fox news sunday" live manchester, new hampshire. i am megyn kelly. this is the kelly files live from the beautiful state capitol of des moines. >> welcome to "hannity." tonight the i

heads into canada and parts of america. weha skies out there visibility is fine, it's just really, really co. the winds, and that's in town, winds north and west in the 20s today. with the wind, the windchills will mostly be in the teens. some suburbs will get the windchill in the low teens. that's it. it's february, and we get these arctic outbreaks on occasion. good morning, stacey. 24 in east end, and yeah, look at that. that's 1 below in davis. that's way up there in timberline, and the windchills are 15 to 20 below, making our windchills not feel as bad, but it will be painful. if you send your kid to the bus stop, maybe you can wait with them in the car or drive them to the school it will be a tough one if they are outside for any amount of time. as we said, mainly clear skies, 23, feeling like 11. west northwest at 13. gusting areas; and the dew point is really dropping. if you don't have a humidifier, the humidity is probably down 6%, 7%, 8%. the real cold has moved into north central canada, down into near ontario.

in a country like canada it feels like local news. whether they like it or not.anadians have a huge stake in the outcome. a canadian comedian brian and his american colleague chris cannon came up with a novel idea. they think given the political circus under way south of the border and the implications for the neighbourhood, that canada should run for the white house and make their case in a video - full disclosure i am canadian and i approve of this message. see you next time at the . >> hello america. it's us, canada. as your whitest neighbour, we realise you don't think about us very much. that's okay, sometimes being on your radar is not a good thing. your country is on fire and your leaders willowing sticks. right now parliament is debating whether guns can marry other guns, and what is this? did america lose a bet. we are once again declaring our candidacy for president of the united states of america. not me or prime minister centrefold, buts all of us, 34 million of the politest people you will ever meet. how will we make america better. we'll open one fr

canada is a terrific place to invest. it's stable. they'll be doing it. >> minister, i've been listening about one part of canada helping out the other parts and those parts hurting because of the low price of oil is. that an appeal to reinfigure rate the acceptance of pipelines across canada which clearly have been highly controversy and i'd like to get your take on keystone in 2016 as we head to an election. is that still a live issue for you? >> we expressed at the time our disappointment in the decision. it was an american decision. we have a very important relationship on many, many fronts including the energy front. as a matter of fact, we signed a letter of understanding in my hometown of winnipeg just a few weeks ago that talks about continental energy on climate change, carbon captured storage. climate change and adaptation, so we're deepening the conversation in north america and i think that's also a very positive note. on poplines we have changed it. meaningful. we're taking the time to make sure that's the case. when it's

canada allows private sponsorship of refugees.ome community groups raising money to help families. this meeting is looking for volunteers to help newly arrived refugees and there's plenty of interest in doing more. going directly to syrian families, offering to set them up with accommodation. >> we have to raise the money to look after a family for a year. well, we are all set to do that. we have all been approved. so we're all set to go. let's go. >> reporter: young syrian refugees fitting right in sliding down a snowy hill in a video that went viral earlier this month. so far this country and its newcomers seem to be adjusting to each other rather well. >>> in greece violence resulted between farmers and riot police. neave barker has this report from athens. >> reporter: protesting farmers attack riot police with sheperd's crooks, as an angry crowd tries to storm the ministry of agriculture. plumes of tear gas fill the air. many of these farmers have travelled from the island of crete to join a day of demonstrations that began w

a strong upper level disturbance dips its way out of canada and move through our region tonight. this system continues to progress through siouxland as head into the overnight hours. not much accumulation is expected with totals ranging from less than an inch to two inches for the ne towns. the blizzard warnings is mainly due to the strong nw winds that will accompany this system. winds could gust up to 55 mph throughout the day.. that is also why wind advisories are in effect for central siouxland, including sioux city for gusts up to 50 mph. blowing snow, and whiteout conditions will be possible through tonight. as this storm moves 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

ontario canada and new mexico respectively. first and foremost i am pleased to introduce courtney young his new book, we are here to celebrate. the book was published last month. .. everyvi everyview -- overview of her book and then mala will respond and moderate the discussion. she is a professor for the science at the university of new mexico and the author of two books. "inclusion without representation; gender quarters and ethnic reservations in latin america". in 2015, she was named the andrew carnegie fellow. she has a bachelor from harvard and a degree from stanford. i want to quote one endorsement of the book before we begin from their former school. the professor of philosophy and politics quote "this riveting books charts the constilations that make it -- racist victim blaming and policies that deny food to formula-fed children, courtney jung explains america's love of the breast pump and failure to provide paid mateat n maternity leave. my own experience with breastfeeding is limited obviously but as a baby boomer, b

>> come on. >> ted cruz is an anchor baby in canada. but canada doesn't accept anchor babies. >> donald trump thought i was the nicest guy on earth. now i wake up every day and take up twitter to see the latest insults. >> i have a fire problem. well, we may have a bigger story than the politics by the time this is over. >> it is incredible. >> yes, there was one more surprise when a fire alarm went off in the middle of our interview with donald trump. all of this and we still haven't gotten to the first votes. but all that changes tomorrow night. be sure to tune into fox news channel at 6:00 p.m. eastern for full coverage of the iowa caucuses. by the way, karl rove, joe trippy and i will reunite as the campaign cowboys give you an early read when the first results start coming in from key have a great week and we'll see you next "fox news sunday" live from man clefter, new hampshire. from manchester, new hampshire. you know the basic bargain of america is if you work hard, and you do your part, you should be able to get ahead and stay

some of that is getting drug down into our area from canada and that's gonna filter in. that's not gonna let up until this weekend. then we've got two small chances of some snow. let's talk about the first one coming on friday. first of all tomorrow, not a skip to early friday morning so nothing to worry about tomorrow. clouds move in friday and watch here in the south, little bit of mis-ture comes up and runs into that cold air. some turning to snow and mix of snow and rain. but look where it is. it's only south and east of the triangle. it's friday afternoon and it's in and out of here very quickly. a little bit of excitement as usual but no accumulation or impact. the bigger story is gonna be how cold this weekend is gonna be. like i said, tomorrow not a whole lot going on other than sunshine and cold snow. here comes that little bit of moisture in the form of flurries of light snow. quick hitting rain shower friday afternoon mainly shout and east of the triangle. behind the system friday, it high pressure. sure we love that, it keeps us dry and sunny, but it is gonna