carol city middle taking the top spct in the national attendance challenge. the school beat out a hundred middle and high schools across the country. they were on hand to celebrate with the kids and serve as celebrity principal for day. >> so we are cooling off at this hour. many areas in the 60s. the winds light, a little dry right now and should remain dry through tomorrow afternoon. could see a few showers late in the day tomorrow. what we are looking at for our next system is this here. area of low pressure with a trailing front. that will continue to move in our direction. tomorrow, nice light breeze. high pressure will dominate. a nice day. then by friday we have that big mess in the nation's mid section headed our way. could see showers and thunderstorms on friday. then by saturday looking good. then colder temperatures for sunday and monday. that same system will be impacting the middle atlantic states and the east coast. what we are looking at here in green is rain. everything in purple will be ice and that ice storm will impact kentucky, tennessee,

steven calvert from carol city and bradley from miami springs. first place florida panthersone more day off before they finish the road trip sunday in tampa. that does it for sports. >> that's wrap for us first at 10:00. have a great weekend ciao ciao i'm belkys. >> i'm craig stevens. >>> all the heavyain from today is long gone. moving in through cuba and the from a straits. what can we expect for the weekend? >> scare in the air. flight attendant injured in a rocky ride to miami. the story first on 7. >>> twin boys wandering away from school with no one noticing. tonight their furious mom talking to just one station. >>> nfl star shot in the head. tonight he's sharing his story of survival with just one station t.the. >>> developing tonight robber tries to rip off deerfield

. >> calvin: carol city middle school did n n only relieve a national honor for its studede body but today it got a celebrity principal for the day as a reward the school was recently honored for record attendance and today d.j. calet, and took over as the school'sprincipal. it included a live performance by mtv, free lunch and a $10,000 told school's music proam. and the in words d.j. i'm sure the studentsere walking around saying "we the best." he doesn't quite say it that way, but -- >> laurie: what a great day. >> calvin: he is so successful and always giving back to the community. >> laurie: and, betty, hopefully all our kids got out for a nice long recess today. this is one of those days you treasure. >> betty: they're probably still out there. that 72 felt so good in fort lauderdale and miami after starting so very chilly in the lower 50s all around. 67 now iniami. fort lauderdale 66. if you're heading out tonight date n nht, maybe catching a movie by yourself you're probably w wching reaching for a sweater but it won't be as cool tonight as it was last nightht by 10:00 we'll

nbc 6 cameras were there as they were getting ready to leave from carol city senior high school in miami gardens. >> we have not been funded correctly. we know that we are overtesting our children and our classrooms. it's toxic testing. we want to teach not test. >> they're arguing against school vouchers, crter schools and class sizes. >>> still ahead, giving a thief as piece of his mind. to say the least. a store clerk held up at gunpoint acts like a parent than a victim. around and walking out the door again. >>nstead of chasing the story the story came to them. a police pursuit ends in a dramatic fashion in front of a tv station and, of course, it's on video. >> breaking her silence, the mexican actress at the center of after seemingly text many people clean their dentures with toothpaste or plain water. and even though their dentures look clean, in reality they're not. if a denture were to be put under a microscope, we can see all the bacteria that still exists on the denture, and that bacteria multiplies very rapidly. that's why dentists recommend cleaning with polident everyday. p

carol massar. salt -- and we definitely love it. david: yes, i certainly do. but a restaurant group sued new in york citying for chain restaurants to post warnings on food. carol: the national restaurant association said the city overstepped in this week's edition of bloomberg "businessweek." john gozzi joins us in our studio. talk to us about this war on salt, an interesting crusader is involved. john: we wrote about a guy named michael jacobson, the head of a group in washington that is pressing the fda to set limits on how much salt food companies can add into processed food. they have been actually trying to get these sodium levels installed for 40 years. carol: 40 years? david: he is a disciple of ralph nader. i know the government has some guidance, but many of us exceed what they recommend. but there is no limit placed on any of these companies that make food. john: that is the issue here. for a long time, health authorities have recommended that people consume less sodium. the target is about 2.3 grams per day, about one tablespoon -- excuse me, teaspoon of salt. now, we all almost universally ea

carol massar. salt -- and we definitely love it. david: yes, i certainly do. but a restaurant group sued new york citylling for chain restaurants to post warnings on food. carol: the national restaurant association said the city overstepped in this week's edition of bloomberg "businessweek." john tozzi joins us in our studio. talk to us about this war on salt, an interesting crusader is involved. john: we wrote about a guy named michael jacobson, the head of a group in washington that is pressing the fda to set limits on how much salt food companies can add into processed food. they have been actually trying to get these sodium levels installed for years now -- 40 years. carol: 40 years? david: he is a disciple of ralph nader. i know the government has some guidance, but many of us exceed what they recommend. but there is no limit placed on any of these companies that make food. john: that is the issue here. for a long time, health authorities have recommended that people consume less sodium. the target is about 2.3 grams per day, about one tablespoon -- excuse me, teaspoon of salt. now, we all almost

program leaders say the new initiative will help address childhood poverty in the city. carol controversy... why the cincinnati- filmed movie may have been snubbed.. by the academy.. "you don't know how much pain you've caused us." a man gunned down.. and left on the side of a road.. how his wife's discovery.. a local pizza delivery driver is being called a hero. 3:43:11 "that outstanding job you did the other night in saving somebody's life.":17 the scary situation he found himself in and how he stepped up...still to come. steve chroma police in mt. investigating a disturbing case of possible animal cruelty, but they aren't even really sure exactly what they have on their hands. here's the call that came in to 9-1-1. "there's a lady with me dog being thrown from a car and then it was hit by a car, and they have the license plate and everything." it happened last week at the intersection of compton and clovernook. police the dog dead at that intersection. talked to the owner, and they don't know if the thrown, or if it was alive when it hit the returned to look for the dog. th

carol: if you know of any problems, you are asked to call your city or county public works, or state d.o.t. michael: on that topic south , carolina taxpayers are still footing the bill from last year's winter storms in terms of check this out, in 2015, drivers who submitted damage claims to the state were reimbursed $727,000. the vast majority of those payouts had to do with potholes that had been reported to the state, but had not been fixed. wyff news 4 investigates found many claims for $1,000 or more. one claim was for $3300, for pothole damage to a car driving on interstate 26. today, the shop manager at aaa carolinas on woodruff road showed us what potholes can do to a car. >> this is just from a pothole. now, imagine this on your front and rear, from one side. michael: you can file a claim with sc-dot if they know about the pothole, and failed to fix it. if it's a new pothole that hasn't been reported, officials say it's your responsibility to pay for repairs. carol: the hartwell dam floodgates closed this morning, after being open since friday. that marks only the 4th time in

we mentioned that miami carol city park on northwest 32nd avenue, we understand the park. we are trying to figure out with calls to the police department whether or not that police officer approached someone or whether it was something that led them to that park and that's where it ended. answer hopefully very shortly. >> miami-dade police department is responding to this which is natural with an officer-inlved shooting. they take calls in that area and all hands on deck. as part of the investigation to figure out what happened. this is just the beginning of what is going to be a long investigation. we want to stress that if you are just tuning in that the shooter is in custody. the situation is contained and righthtow making calls at the school departments and districts to find out what the situation is. the people inquiring about what is going on seem to be high school age. they see the police presence and they are wondering we are at school and what is gogong on. that is most of the people we see. younger folks on twitter saying i see a number of unmarked cars what is g

city design competition. action cam on the scene at archbishop carol high school in radnor for the future city competition. the students from 40 schools, presented their ideas, to revolutionize solid waste management the systems in the future. >>> hundreds of young people in the camden and their families attended a fair to learn more about their options for public school. superintendent raymond right hand forward was there to welcome everyone. it is part of the new camden enrollment program giving family their choice in enrolling any of the cities 35 schools. >>> in north philadelphia kindergarteners and their parents were shopping for schools as well. for the first time great philly schools.org, hosted a fair for parents to give them a better understanding about public, private, and charter school options for their kid. a similar fair will be held next month in west philadelphia. >>> tax season is fast approaching so today volunteers helped their neighbors, file their taxes for free. they gathered at the free library of philadelphia in spring garden. united way and campaign for working families hosted the

city design competition. our action cam stopped by carol high school in radnor for the the future city competition. students from 40 schools, presented their ideas to revolutionize, solid waste management the systems in the future. >>> and hundreds of young people from camden along with their families attended a huge fair today to learn more about their options for public schools. superintendent raymond, was there to welcome everybody. it is all part of the new camden enrollment program, giving families their choice oven role in any of the cities 35 schools. >>> in north philadelphia, kindergarteners and their parents were shopping for schools as well. for the the first time great philly schools.org hosted a fair for parents to give them a better understanding of public, private, and charter school officials for their kids. a similar fair will be held next month in west philadelphia. >>> hundreds of local kid are making moves to make sure that their lives remain in the positive and productive track. they took part in the the ninth annual check mate violence chess marathon, at temple university. the

carol: according to the panama city news herald, the 47-year-old was arrested tuesday. a restraining order was filed against him, on an accusation of domestic violence. the report says henry swinney is accused of harassing and cyberstalking his estranged wife. dabo addressed the matter following today's last home practice. >> he's almost 50 years old, and one thing i learned a long time ago is, you can't change people. people have to want to change, and do the right things. unfortunately, he's had a long history of not doing the right things. but i love him, he's my brother. there's nothing i can do about it, and i done everything i can him, but that's his life, and those are decisions that he's made. carol: to read dabo's full statement, head to wyff4. com michael: another day of red ink all over wall street. stocks plunging as china's economy continues to show signs of a stumble. the price of oil also tanking, and that is playing into the market sell-off. a barrel of oil now at its lowest level in 12-years. let's take a look at the numbers. the dow down nearly 400 poi

bernie sanders has multiple stops planned and will be in fort dodge, carol, underwood, and sioux city. shaina: candidates might have to take it easy on the road. roads are slick and question iowa, the whole southwestern portion of the state. 511ia.org says you will run into partially covered roads around atlantic. metinka: super doppler says the leading edge of the snow extends from panora and winterset nebraska. it will last into the afternoon. in des moines, the snowflakes yet and a degrees but we expect accumulation. shaina: if you are on the east side, east 14th and hull avenue, there is oil on the road. you have maybe 20 to 30 minutes. and drive times are normal with seven minutes from the west mixmaster and six minutes from the east mixmaster. elizabeth: cbs this morning is ringing) you can't deal with something, by ignoring it. but that's how some presidential candidates seem to be dealing with social security. americans work hard, and pay into it. to keep it strong. (elephant noise) (donkey noise)

in the blue room tonight is a comedy legend who shot her iconic show, "the carol burnett show," right here in cbs television city-- the one, the only carol burnett is here this evening! how are you, carol? >> i'm having a chin wag. oh, mom, it is an honor to see you. look at that, the queen of britain... >> hello! hello! >> james: that is a very good impression. that's exceptionally good. can i ask her one more question? what do you think of our green room, your majesty? >> i like it very much. >> james: carol burnett and the queen, everybody! ( cheers and applause ) now, in the purple room, we have an incredible actor and such a great guy. you loved him on "the wonder years," the very charming , the ever youthful and brilliant mr. fred savage is here tonight! >> how are you? i'm just hanging out with kate. >> james: what's going on here? >> i'm trying to get her bag. she has this beautiful bag and it's really welded in there. >> james: i can't believe kate middleton is in the green room and the queen is there. are you having fun? >> have you ever seen anybody have more fun? >> james: that's true. ladies and gen

the wheelchair figure will be new lego city set this june. carol: in oregon, drone video shows a massive sinkhole. the crater sized hole format on both sides of a major roadway. this is close to the california state line.oregon officials expect 80 toward to be in place through the first week of february. michael: a new google virtual reality project with a cleansing tiger touch. -- clemson tigetr touch. soon you can go into tigertown without going outdoors. carol: we all were member this image of pope francis in his special popemobile during his u.s. visit. and how it can be yours. john: a system of moving eastbound will affect us next week. the son of a polish immigrant who grew up in a brooklyn tenement. he went to public schools, then college, where the work of his life began -- speaking truth to power. he moved to vermont, won election and praise as one of america's best mayors. in congress, h hstood up for working families and for principle, opposing the iraq war, supporting veterans. now he's taking on wall street and a corrupt political syst

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carole. you know, this city doesn't sleep but doesn't see this kind of snowstormhis kind of snowstorm often asll. >> this is a city that doesn't sleep and proof is right here in times square. even though we are under a winter blizzard warning until 4:00 a.m. a lot of people are out here as the snow started to come down just in the past hour or so. new york city expecting a foot to a foot and a half of snow, don. and we are under a winter weather emergency until about 8:00 a.m., the mayor encouraging people to stay off the roads so that way emergency vehicles can get through. 2300 sanitation workers will be working 12 hour shifts. so in terms of resources the city is well prepared. in terms of how much snow we are going to be getting, expecting a foot to a foot and a half. but it's not expected basically until tomorrow morning starting at about 8:00 a.m. right now we are getting a light dusting. the worst, if it is to come, still several hours away. >> hopefully i will be watching maybe jason carroll in times square. >> not me. you will be watching somebody else at 8:00 a.m. >> you -- >> i'm ki

that happened when the city had a system wide upgrade. carol keister complained to us that she could no longer access her city accounts. they have since made adjustments and she tells us her online banking service has been restored. >>> the state attorney general in new york is looking at cracking down on the high prices charged in the secondary market for tickets to popular events. part of the problem is ticket brokers figured out how to smash upmost of the tickets before the public has a shot. an investigation found a dozen different brokers were each able to purchase $3 million in tickets to a youtube concert. the new york attorney general eric sneiderman suggests criminal penalties and he wants to cap the price of the tickets on the resale market and reduce service fees, as well. so many of us have smartphones with personal assistance to answer our questions, but how accurate are they? siri was most helpful with e-mails and calendars. google android was best with travel and mapping. cortono was so-so at everything. "good morning america" tr

carol: wow. still ahead, a new york city police officer brought traffic to a halt, all to welcome its newest michael: anything special land for valentine's day? one food chain is spicing things up for your romantic dinner. john: the live super doppler showing rain moving through the mountains. as we cooled down a little bit, just in the southeast of gatlinburg, you can see pink showing up there that -- that is freezing rain. president obama wants to help more americans save for michael: president obama wants to help more americans save for retirement. the president is set to propose new legislation that will give 30 million americans access to retirement savings. the proposal will include requiring companies to offer plans to part-time workers. the president's ideas will bee outlined in the 2017 budget. he plans to submit it to congress next month. carol: to the latest in the zika virus outbreak. the cdc has issued interim guidelines to help d/ctors faced with testing and treating the illness. the mosquito-carried virus affects newborn babies. it causes them to be born with abnormally small heads an

go carol and the cincinnati film commission is celebrating the queen city's involvement in the globes with that film "carol," that they made right here. they're hosting a watch party with several extras from the film. the free event starts at 7:00 at the trancept in over-the-rhine. it's up for best drama, score, actress and director. still a lot more ahead, including a memorable moment one bengals fan will treasure the rest of her life. the surprise proposal from her boyfriend. and your live look outside. >> i'm not here to throw shade at anybody. you know. we win together, and we lose together. jonathan: now on news 5 today, the bengals aren't playing the blame game after their tough playoff loss. we'll tell you who's coming to the defense of vontaze burfict after his late game foul helped the steelers get in position to get the win. richard: and a winter weather event moving through the tri-state, making for a sticky commute. we'll give you the details just ahead. jonathan: we've got a burst of snow going this morning. jennifer schack will tell us how it will impact the day. it's su

city, utah, with more on this. hi, stephanie. >> reporter: good morning, carol. let me just set the scene for you where we are. in beautiful park city, utah, for the sundance film festival. this is where people can stop by. maybe have a little beverage, warm up, have great food and also learn about movies. this is where cnn acquired "blackfish," this is where we got "fresh dress," "the hunting ground." it's important to know why we're here. when you take a look at this year's selection of films, one overarching them for a lot of them and that is controversy. this is the place to be if you have a documentary. this is where you can come and get a lot of eyeballs and potentially get that film sold. one everyone is intrigued by is the one on anthony weiner. this one specifically, we understand, focuses on the time that he was running for mayor of new york in 2013. it was supposed to be his big comeback and then there was this second sexting scandal where we learned about carlos danger. this is what we understand. they're being very tight-lipped about this. practically no one has seen it. they won't send out clips

carol. he wrapped up with a speech in sioux city tonight. he offered his condolences to the joplin family. bernie sanders: i have a lot of differences of opinion with dr. carson but i have respect for anyone who gets involved in the portable process and volunteers. i think i speak for everyone when i say mike tomlin's is go out to the family. stacy: a new poll shows bernie sanders leading hillary clinton in iowa clinton is leading sanders by two points. clinton returns iowa tomorrow night for organizing event in burlington. steve: slick spots after afternoon flurries. the good news is that the snow is over. curtis is here to show us what we can expect. curtis: there are still a few flurries flying here and there. not that widespread. northeast of the metro. one little band of very light snow. generally drive downtown. some light snow showers up north. in marshalltown. snowfall amounts were higher the farther south you were. out west also an inch and a half. 1.4 inches downtown. just over an inch in johnson. ens tomorrow morning. we hang on in the 20's as we slide toward the evening. more d

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>> all right, another good scene, this one up in floral city, love this spot. nicely done, carol. and we have had nice sunsets the past couple of days and this weekend should be great as high clouds move in from the south and west both weekend mornings. postyour post your pictures on my facebook page. we'll be dry this weekend. this is probably the total we'll have for the month of january. pretty much three times the average of 2.07, and over a for the of rain in january at fort miersz, mires, all of that obviously el min i the next chance of rain could be a couple of showers on monday w a risk of rain late next week and it could bring with it a couple of days of rain and cooler temperatures. we should say in the 60's and maybe touching on the 50's away from the water. air temperatures will be in the mid 60's. here is the outlook for gasparilla in detail. looks okay, 56 degrees at 9:00 a.m., and pretty good weather coming up the channel. a nice afternoon on bayshore, the sun could be blocked by clouds as the temperatures stay in the 50's and 60's, overall a good late jap day. >>

carol: meanwhile in arnett of the was, cities are dealing with the sleet and ice that are causing treacherous travel conditions and power outages. brian mooar reports. wyatt: washington, d.c., undersea each and in a >> we expect two feet at least of snow in washington, and the snow is coming down wet and heavy. which means that we could see trees, power lines down, and a loss of power. brian: as the snow began to pile up, virginia national guard troops were called into action. the x we put chains on all of our humvee -- >> we put chains on all of our humvee tires. brian: with cancellations, anyone who has not gotten out will not. the ripple effect is reaching airports far from the blizzard zone. this snow marking the beginning of a day and a half onslaught that could bring more than 2.5 feet of snow and 50 mile an hour wind. it is threatening to become washington's worst snowstorm john: and our snowstorm will be long gone, perfect timing for the panthers game, the kick off on sunday. it will be cold, but at least it extended coverage, michael: and our team has been here since early this morni

carol!still to come...the critically acclaimed movie shot here in the queen city...could get a few jewels in the crown tonight. where you can join a big watch party for the golden globes. and later -- the "pot" thickens! no...i say...no winner in last night's record powerball jackpot. when the next drawing comes...and how in just a few hours -- cincinnati could be taking center stage at one of hollywood's biggest nights. nights.carol - the movie filmed here - leads nominations at tonight's golden globe awards with five. that includes best picture and best actress, cate blanchett. join us tonight at eleven for a list of winners. cincinnati film commissions watch party.it starts at seven at the trancept on elm street. the event is free. after last night's meltdown -- will marvin lewis be on his way out?what insiders are you're watching 9 on your side at 6 the powerball jackpot is now at one point three billion dollars!nobody won last night's drawing. drawing."deters and daughters liquor" in ft. mitchell is *so* busy...they're calling in extra help between now and wednesday's drawing. 2.36.17 e

i'm carol costello, live in new york city. jim sciutto is in washington, d.c. and the snow is still

city. less north and a lot more to the south carol. >> oh my gosh, your effects they are fantastic, chad. >> thank you. they worked on these all day. >> new york city rose from the ground. >> it is the phoenix. >>> okay. donald trump strengthening his lead in one key early state. ahead by 20 points. trump with 34% of the vote compared to 14% for ted cruz. jeb bush, marco rubio, and chris christie monk those vying for the remaining top five slots. trump talked with cnn about the polls. the impact of sarah palin on the campaign and the highly publicized mistake over a bible verse. >> i've done really well in new hampshire. i love the people. i've very honored by it. >> let's focus on iowa. you know the big news is you and sarah palin. what was it like with sarah palin on the campaign trail for the first time today? >> oklahoma has been unbelievable. iowa has been un -- >> every place, no matter where we go it is like love. there is love in the room and it's been incredible. >> you mention oklahoma and sarah palin. you said today she had a great reception. in tulsa she spoke about her son trac

carol: i am not surprised at all. michael: we will keep that pull running. from the mid-atlantic to new england towns and cities are getting ready for a blockbuster. this is a look from maryland one , of the many places that could literally feet of snow. carol: tonight our nation's capital is bracing for the washington d.c. under a warning blizzard. expecting some two feet of snow it's the first big snow storm of the season and it's going to be a doozy for millions of americans. michael: this was also the scene in d.c. after just one or two inches. cars abandoned along the d.c. traffic always to go to read a couple of inches make it worse. that situation is about to get worse. john: they thought that was bad. a little bit of snow overnight last night caused problems in the nation's capital. they are under a blizzard warning. they could see anywhere from two feet-three feet of snow. that will start as we go into the weekend. same system responsible for us is moving into the northeastern area. we are gradually starting to cool the temperatures down. of operation and cooling taking place. rain mixed with sleet and

carol: thanks for watching. [captioning performed by the caption cont >>> developing news tonight. a major snow emergency. big cities and airports shutting down, bracing for a historic blizzard. now hours from bearing a huge part of the country. >>> plus the ripple effect nationwide. al roker has the latest forecast. breaking news as the

commission says movies filmed in ``the city have given the city' s ``economy a multi-million dollar ``boost. ``the commission says movies like ``"carol" and "miles ahead" have ``generated more than $54 million ``in the past two years. ``they' ve also created more than ``8800 jobs. ``the commission released its ``the sundance film festival. ``announcer: cincinnati' s ``certified most accurate ``forecast. ``>> ``look like this? ``this is a picture from my cousin ``in new york city. ``snow piled up. ``they will need a lot of time to ``dig those cars out to the next ``couple of hours. ``new york city, their ultimate ``snowfall record, 26 point seven ``inches or they have seen about ``25.10 visually, and that was two ``or three hours ago. ``it is starting to wind down to ``wind down. ``washington, new york, eventually ``boston, this will come to a ``close through 1:00 or 2:00 in ``the morning. ``for us, we saw sort of the ``beginnings of that system in ``cincinnati. ``just a couple of flakes and some ``heavier snow farther to the ``south and east, west union, ``maysville, and that is with us ``tonight, everybody is seeing dry ``weather, b

carol: we will see you next week on bloomberg television. >> from our studios in new york city, thiss charlie rose. charlie: rem koolhaas is here. he is one of the most influential architects who works today. he is an author, theorist, and a professor at harvard. some of his most notable projects include the cctv headquarters in beijing, and casa da musica in portugal. the two major buildings have been opened in the last year are the garage museum of contemporary art in moscow and the prada in milan. i am pleased to have him back at this table.

presidential candidates campaigning in iowa, new jersey chris christie and jeff bush in carol and ben carson in iowa cityaucuses just three days away. >> the weekend prior to the caucus there will be a frenzy and they will have each of them three, four, five, six events a day. what we are going to look be looking for are events that give you a sense of what it's like to campaign in the caucus, what's key is the organization. you need to make sure that those people that support you get to the caucuses. and it'll be interesting to get general out -- them out to vote for you and candidates make final pitches. >> c-span live coverage presidential candidates in iowa. republican presidential candidates senator rand paul called on iowa voters to caucus for him when speaking at aurally in des moines yesterday. after ward he answered questions from the audience and some boarding the c-span bus to answer for questions. [cheers and applause] >> any fans of freedom in the house tonight? [cheers and applause] >> well, you guys aren't here to hear from me but i have a few announcement, we are planning to turn 10,000 s

carol. ben carson holds a campaign rally in iowa city.o the white house starting at 8:00 eastern on c-span. >> the weekend prior to the caucuses there will be a frenzy of activity across iowa. so many candidates on the republican side. three viable candidates on the democratic side. we are looking at events that give you an idea of what it is like to be at the caucuses. need to make sure that the people who support you get to the caucuses. they may still be on the fence. what you will see is -- >> live coverage of the presidential candidate in iowa. >> tomorrow on "washington journal," steffen schmidt. then former u.s. senator tim hutchinson explains why he endorsed marco rubio. after that, former u.s. senator tom harkin discusses hillary clinton half campaign and his support. all on "washington journal." saturday on c-span. >> more "road to the white house" coverage now with democratic candidate bernie sanders, holding a campaign rally in mason city, iowa. he discussed minimum wage, paid and -- paid family leave, and work. this is one ho

the cincinnati film commission celebrating the queen city' s involvement, hosting a watch party with several extras from "carol" the film shot here earlier in the year. the free is -- free event starts at 7:00. carol is up for best drama, still a lot more ahead, including a memorable moment that one bengals fan will treasure for the rest of for life. i' m glad that one of us had something good come out of last night. we will tell you about the surprise proposal from her boyfriend. the suspension bridge and the >> i' m not here to throw shade at anybody. jonathan: the bengals are not playing the blame game. we will tell you who is coming to the defense of the late game fowler who helped the steelers get the win. jennifer schack will tell us how much snow has fallen and how it might impact the day ahead. it is sunday, january 10, and this is news 5 today. >> leading the way, this is "wlwt" news 5 today. jonathan: jennifer schack, just as i was coming to the pot here, she was reprising her snow dance that we saw from earlier this >> the first measurable snowfall today came to fruition. perfect timing, as forecast

this is a city of only 100,000 residents. 40% of them are below the poverty line, carol. hey don't have a mayor. they have a state appointed supervisor that's running the city because they're in such a state of financial crisis. and so whether or not they're going to be able to pin this on anybody, because i think what a lot of people are going to say is wait, we weren't grossly negligent. we made a mistake. and we're trying our best to fix it. >> but here's the thing. a lot of people in that community say the flint river, come on? we have known the flint river was polluted for a very, very long time. they were against changing the water source in the first place, but state administrators did that, and look what happened. >> that's right, carol. but state administrators did that in order to save $19 million, and they immediately retrofitted -- >> but you can't save a buck at the expense of the health of your citizens. >> look, you know, carol, i don't disagree with you. i'm from michigan. i think that this is absolutely horrendous that this went down. it's horrendous that

city. jason carroll is outside penn station this morning. hi, jason. >> reporter: good morning to you, carol. here at penn station here in new york city where schools are open, much of the long island train service has been restored. certainly good news to the hundreds of thousands that rely on that every day. when you take into perspective how much snow has fallen. record total at central park 26.8 inches. compare that to how much snow has fallen in anchorage, alaska all season long at 26.8 inches. >> this is a complicated snow removal effort. >> reporter: this historic and deadly winter storm is still paralyzing parts of the northeast. millions continue trying to dig and plow out of the weekend's record-breaking after math. from space you can see snow enveloping more than 13 states in white. >> there you go. >> reporter: officials warning the melting slush may refreeze overnight causing dangerous icy conditions. >> you might be cruising along at 50 miles per hour and then hit snow and we will have some accidents. >> reporter: crews are still working around the clock to get metro train and

city area.... so she wanted to bring some laughter to geneseo... a certified laughter leader was invited to lead tuesday's group....teaching them laughing exercising...for carol sears it wasn't hard to do... 'this was something different. ive never been to a laugh factory before hahaha but ive always had a lot of good laughs hahahaha.' reminding people it's good for their health... "your overall well being, good for your mind, it just makes you feel good especially in the winter months you know we tend to be more depressed so if we laugh it helps.' and proving laughter "its important to have some laughter and some good times and share that with people because its contagious.' thank you very much. don't

carol: we will see you next week right here on bloomberg television. ♪ ♪ >> from our studios in new york city"charlie rose". charlie: we began with politics. now for the latest on the 2016 presidential race sarah palin is , back and campaigning for donald trump. one of the developments that has come out in the run-up to the iowa caucuses. they are managing editors of bloomberg politics and the cohosts of "with all due respect." they are at laconia, new hampshire at a cafÉ. we pl

city. died. a live look here at the vigil. dr. mcnair left behind a wife and two children. carol: commitment 2016 now, donald trump is skipping tonight's debate holding a rally for supporters instead. wyff news 4's patrick hussion is here, with more on what this means just days before the iowa caucus. patrick: donald trump says he'll use this rally at drake university in des moines to come of the same city as the debate to raise money for , america's veterans. the so-called feud betwe and fox news began back on august 6th, in a war of words with tonight's host, megyn kelly. but in a tweet, he says that's not all. he says, "it was the childishly written and taunting pr statement by fox that made me not do the debate. " >> they can't toy with me like they toy with everybody else. let them have their debate. let's see how they do with the ratings. >> trump's playing by his own rules, and i think it's working for him. but at the end of the for the process. patrick: senator cruz still wants a face-off with donald trump. in a letter to trump, he wrote, "we owe it to the men and women o

city roads clear. we did talk to emergency management. they are prepared to have their emergency operation center fully shelters. spartanburg. carol: the big concern in the and bridges. michael: mandy gaither is live and local in anderson county with whaha keepmandy: much of the interstate beside me has been pretreated, except in anderson county. crews are expecting rain at the beginning of the storm, and they say anything they would put down on the roadways would be washed away. the salt brine trucks are on standby, ready to go around anderson, abbeville, greensville, and more. the interstate and major roadways have already been treated in many counties, crews ready to operate the salt-spreading trucks tonight >> if it dumps the snow, we are happy. if it goes to ice, it's going to be an ugly event. stay home if you don't need to be out. mandy: if the storm brings ice, there is a to fall problem. ice can bring down trees that can block roadways, and no matter what, crews have to keep the interstate, primary, and secondary routes open. they could be sanding, deicing, and cutting trees all at the same time. crews say this particular