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stephanie/1shot: the call came in a little before 9 in the morning for a bank robbery at the central university avenue. black male suspects, old, came in to they had their faces and was armed with a handgun. no arrests have been made yet, and anyone with information should contact des moines police. jack/1shot: governor branstad helped open the first diplomatic office in iowa today. the consulate of the republic of kosovo is court avenue business suites in the saddlery downtown des moines. leaders of the kosovo say they because of strong business hospitality over the years. " these exchanges that the iowa sister state encourages - it really builds friendships and relationships and leads to more trade. and of course the national guard deserves a lot of credit for this relationship with the kosovo security force which really lead to this sister state and the leadership of general tim warner. " jack: the iowa- kosovo relationship started in 2011 when the iowa national guard partnered with the kosovo security force. the consulate is that relationship and offer more business opportunities

expect mostly sunny skies with a breezy across central iowa. unfortunately a cold front tonight is going to send temperatures falling fairly quick this evening as the winds switch out of the northwest and lows fall into the 20s. friday looks like a cold with temperatures falling fairly steadily through the day with lots of wind. there may be a few snow showers in the morning in northwest and central iowa friday, but any accumulation would be very limited. saturday looks like another very cold and windy day with highs in the low teens but wind chill values in the single digits. another light snow is likely late saturday through the evening although at this point it looks as if any accumulation would stay under an inch. sunday is the coldest day we've got coming with lows below and a high barely above zero. next week looks fairly cold again with a few snow chances mixed in. sam toss back. in take a look at elias: in take a look at this today... elias: showed sadness and anger after vikings kicker blair walsh missed the game-winning against seattl

he's in with central iowa's most accurate forecast next... good morning "now, we are iowa's most accurate forecast with meteorologist sam schreier. certified by weatherrate the independent weather experts" sam weather adlib: put yesterday ended up being absolutely gorgeous with our highs topping out in the upper 30s and even 40 here in the metro. if you loved that, then break out the shorts and tee shirts because we're going even warmer today! expect mostly sunny skies with a breezy southwest wind and highs in the upper 40s across central iowa. unfortunately a cold front tonight is going to send temperatures falling fairly quick this evening as the winds switch out of the northwest and lows fall into the 20s. friday looks like a cold with temperatures falling fairly steadily through the day with lots of wind. there may be a few snow showers in the morning in northwest and central iowa friday, but any accumulation would be very limited. saturday looks like another very cold and windy day with highs in the low teens but wind chill values in the

temperatures will stay above freezing for central iowa, but northern iowa will be more likely to see with any luck, we will see partly sunny skies sunday afternoon, but it will be windy with nw winds of 15-25+ expected. highs sunday will be in the upper 30s north to lower 40s south. as we head into next week, we will be dealing with a major winter storm coming in late monday night and hitting us very hard tuesday. right now, i think the caucus goers will be dry, but some light snow could be falling by 10 pm monday night with most of the snow starting after midnight for central iowa. tuesday is when the worst of the storm hits with heavy snow and strong winds likely. right now, i think there will be a large part of central iowa getting of snow before ending early wednesday morning. of course, this forecast can change, so we will be watching it very closely! brad/2wx: with even some 50s in sw iowa. we will be staying mild tonight too. there will be a few clouds coming in tonight with temps falling back into the 30s most of the night. saturday will be partly to mostly cloudy with mild t

be a hit with central and southern iowans... in glenwood and ends in muscatine....inclu ding central iowa stops...shenando ah, creston, and ottumwa. committee is number of faces to the ride. organizers say it will be the third 15th easiest history. another great visit. director: "we go to some great, great traditional iowa towns with center squares, towns like centerville really neat downtown, so ragbrai is going to feel really welcome there. " elias: more than 100- thousand people are expected to participate in the ride. ottumwa and shenandoah are year droughts of hosting. elias: we'll take a here on good morning iowa... coming up, a look at a program aimed at helping iowans get into the farming elias: but before we go...as you get ready to start your day...be safe out on the roads.... des moines police will have mobile radar set up at three locations... one at the ....43- hundred block of franklin --- west bound the second one is going to be set up at the 25- hundred block of guthrie that will be facing east bound... and the f

jack: yet another fire in central iowa, yet another fire in central iowa, this time affecting a family in pleasantville who really needs help. stephanie: sarah palin is back on the campaign trail - this time with republican front-runner donald trump. jack: and folks in fort dodge are starting to pick up the pieces after a big downtown fire burned a popular spot for athletes. " local 5 news at 10 in hd starts now. we are iowa" jack/2shot good evening and welcome to local 5 news, home of we are iowa dot com. i'm jack miller. stephanie/2shot and i'm stephanie angleson. glad you're with us tonight. jack: firefighters all over central iowa have stayed very busy this week. they've battled several fires in bitter cold temperatures. the latest one from this afternoon left another family without a home. local fives nikki davidson is here with the latest, nikki? nikki: right this fire was in the town of pleasantville... the house is a total loss... but the community isn't giving up on getting the victims what a fresh blanket of snow covers the charred remains of this house on west jones street i

mark: big wake for central banks -- the fed, the boj, the central new zealand.raghi got it rolling and he said we could see further easing in march. his comments led to the big rally at the end of next week, spring the biggest two day gain since october. asian stocks are heading for their biggest two-day gain since 2011. european stocks achieved that on friday. emerging-market stocks, the msci, is heading for its biggest two-day gain since 2011. such symmetry. this is an index that has been china's, a chance by interior economy, and the prospect of higher u.s. interest rates. that makes this week's fed meeting all the more significant. investors are looking for clues that the central bank is retreating from its base case of a quarter percentage point rate increase. the msciecord, emerging markets index is down by 10% this year, heading for his fourth straight annual decline -- the longest on record. let's talk about crude oil, which has had significant moves in the last three days. most of all the last two days. the biggest two-day gain in more than seven weeks

elias: central iowans celebrated the big ragbrai news from the weekend... shenandoah, creston, and ottumwa have been selected as three of the eight overnight stops along this year's 420-mile ride. more than 100- thousand people are expected to take part in this year's ragbrai, which willtake off from grlenwood on july 24th. elias: and finally in the top five... elias: and some big news for the iowa hawkeyes...pella quarterback noah clayberg has committed to donning the black and gold. clayberg accepted a grayshirt offer, meaning he won't be part of the team until january of 20-17. during the past two seasons, he and oh record, two state titles, and named the gatorade player of the year in iowa. elias: accusations of assaulting a special needs child resulted in a bus driver and an assistant being fired last november... now, an unemployment insurance appeals decision has made video of the incident available. local five's nikki davidson has a look at the events the school district says cost them their jobs. " "when a crying special needs student got on a des m

and central iowa this evening. about 2 to 3 inches possible. des moines will likely be fairly low with about 0.5 to 1.5" possible. all snow will end this evening as it leaves southern iowa and we'll be left with a few slick roads and another fairly cold night with lows in the low teens. take your time getting home after work tonight, as the roads are getting slippery and accidents are being reported. wednesday is going to be a fairly cloudy day, but we'll be dry and highs should be a bit more mild as they climb into the upper 20s. thursday should be another fairly nice day with highs in the upper 20s, but overcast skies will stick around. the weekend is starting to look great with highs finally climbing back into the 30s, with some areas seeing 40, and no snow until next monday! brad/wxhang (adlib) jack:/ stephanie: thanks, brad! and central iowa this evening. about 2 to 3 inches possible. des moines will likely be fairly low with about 0.5 to 1.5" possible. all snow will end this evening as it leaves southern iowa and we'll be left with a few

sam's in with central iowa's most accurate forecast... time for a quick this is i-235 at [current conditions] good morning after this. moring iowa in h elias: thanks for joining us on your [day of week] morning, i'm elias johnson... elias: weather is always first on good morning iowa... in with central iowa's most accurate forecast... sam schreier. sam: (adlib toss) sam weather adlib: bitter cold air has been locked over iowa since saturday and we're not going to break that pattern for a couple more days. today it's going to be a partly cloudy day with a light wind and a high near 9 degrees. overnight tonight we're going to see the cloud cover increase and we'll stay dry as lows fall near 1 degree. tuesday we are looking at another cold day with snow possible. we will start seeing snow in the morning falling in western iowa and work through central and southern iowa through the day. accumulations will likely be around 2 to 3 inches here in the metro, so likely not a huge snowfall amount but timing will probably impact the morning and even

woodbury central gets on the board first.. clay baldwin with the drive and the dish to austin rapp for the layup.. wildcats up two to nothing.2. moments later.. gehlen's alec langel withs the three.. jays up three to two.3. move ahead to the second quarter..gehle n's cole wiltgen with the drive in traffic.. gets fouled.. he misses the free throw.. gehlen up nineteen to fourteen.4. moments later.. woodbury central's brent bormann on the break and the layup.. gehlen up nineteen to sixteen.5. towards the end of the first half.. woodbury central's tyler walker with the drive and the circus shot.. woodbury central would lead twenty-nine to wenty- seven at the half and..they go on to win 65-50 3 number 19 iowa state welcoming new number one oklahoma to ames tonight. and what a game! 1) first half now abdel nader drives and scores. he had 20 points in this one.hilton coliseum was rocking!2) and then nader passes up the three shot! good decision! thomas had 12!3) this game was back and forth. george niang lays it in. two of his team h

accused of driving drunk with three young children in plus, we are getting our first look at the central florida woman found dead in her apartment in italy, strangle according to reports. first - >> i don't know i'm going to live or how to get my stuff out. how strong the severe weather was and we are feeling the cold front that was right behind it. we start with breaking news at 11:00. authorities have arrested a man in connection with a deadly shooting on new year's eve in volusia county. this man anthony dawson faces charges after somebody shot and killed two men outside of barrett's sport bar in daytona beach. a third was shot. told the shooting happened after a fight outside the bar. the two victims were attending a block party before going to that bar. police are still investigating. >>> i'm erik von ancken. back to our top story we are in for the coldest stretch of the temperatures are heading down to the 40s tonight and the next two nights we want to get right hart. >> we had a handful of chilly days in this winter season but we have not been able to string together. that is wher

it seems like we're doing well here in central florida. right? but it's even lower, a lot lower, in other parts of the country. >> next at 5:00, you won't believe how much. more like how little one store owner is charging drivers at the pump and a daring rescue in harsh conditions on the water. why the coast guard says boaters encountered some dangerous seas. >> and are you worried about your car in this cold? ahead at 5:30, we talked to an expert to help you prepare for tonight's chilly temperatures. yes, your car does need a little preparation. in 1934, steak 'n shake decided the world didn't need another hamburger. it needed a steakburger. so they used 100 percent beef. seal in the flavor ... ... you'll only get from a steakburger. steak 'n shake, steakburger. >> we're getting a closer look at a dramatic rescue on the high seas. you can see crews rescuing two men in rough water. their boat started taking on water. crews battled 20-foot seas but they finally were able to hoist them you see to safety into the helicopter. the coast guard says the

we have seen chatter of our central banks losing their power to direct central markets?rio draghi we do anything to solve the world's problems was believed to years ago. you can argue the same is true with oil prices. opec has been trying to drive sentiment in the market around oil prices, but has not managed to do it. there is a loss of confidence in how much they can do something to control. tom: a lovely talk about confidence and the correlations. that spring up on formula thursday, the formula of the day. anne richards, this is the covariance of the markets. our fragile confidence, rationalizing where we are. do we need a cathartic moment to to oil and yen to revert normal pricing, and to get the fixed income markets to move to a more normal yield? you need to believe that stuff has gotten cheap enough. mathematical stuff, too. i'm an engineer at heart. things have not gotten cheap enough to suck in the buyers. that is what we're waiting for in the market. tom: this is critical. and simon, are you building cash as we go down? simon: no. is compelling risk return. tom

>> rex: to show their support for central elementary and to tell the school board it's worth keeping. may have no choice. >> tomorrow we'll do our big walk. >> rex: beth pratt walks along side central elementary. neither wants to see central vanish. >> if we're supposed to be a society that's trying to, you know, figure out how to have flourishing school systems, then why do we take one that is and close it? >> i think this school doesn't deserve to leave. >> rex: he says the a plus school has given her son needed attention. >> he had learning issues coming in to school and they have just, i mean, like built a nest around them. >> i like that all the teachers. >> rex: beth and kai will participate in a walk to show support for central. which the school board is considering closing taking in to account the school's age, dropping enrollment system wide and a $2.4 million budget shortfall. buildings open when they're not near their capacity. you still have to heat them. you have to maintain them. >> she has to switch schools right now and it's pretty upsetting to her. >> rex: tammy quigl

i think the central banks don't really want to do that.hey don't want to be in the position of putting in stimulus. rates are still essentially zero. they don't have much room to maneuver. they are going to be back to more quantitative easing as the authorities are helping. france, it's time to actually start loosening policy and try to create jobs. they are in a little bit of a cold. -- pickle. betty: you might want to include the set in that. banks,european central that officials will not meaningfully raise market expectations in the future. the you think that's the right move? like we have lost him. try to get that back in a moment. the former emco cto will sit down with me to talk about his new book. it's all about central banks. interview with mohammed is at 1:00 eastern time tomorrow. we'll be back. betty: have a look at some of the biggest business stories in the news. the world's biggest restaurant chain posts fourth-quarter earnings that beat estimates. sales are up 5%. they started serving apostol they at u.s. stores. -- breakfas

it will be a warm day in central florida. tomorrow, the warmest part of the day in the morning hours. in your seven-day outlook, the big issues early tomorrow morning is strong thunderstorms. mid-70' s first thing in the morning. very cold for several days. jason: coming up, we have the day' s top stories. first, let' s take a look at what is coming up on "today." >> donald trump and ted cruz hillary clinton facing the challenge from bernie sanders. it is the race no one expect to -- expected. >> and everything you need to do after a rough week on wall street. >> and we are with the tennessee couple that revealed right here they were winners of the powerball. >> big changes on -- in store for "sesame street." they are in a new neighborhood. our jason: before we go here is a , look at today' s top stories. two suspects are on the run, and another was shot by an orlando police officer. he is recovering. police say they tried to stop their car on north lane in pine hills. then, the suspects tried to run over the officers. the of

you say we cannot have a central bank. i say we can. as warburg was to recall them poignant terms in that quote it is easy to imagine but hard to describe the mixed feelings of joy and bewilderment and to which this remark to me. for the first time i felt confident that genuine banking reform was within grasp of the united states. i don't want to give away too much of the story. there were many twists and turns down the road for warburg and objects and others including an instance of some of you may heard about out when it's danger than fiction trip to rhode island where feeling that the i.d. idea of a central bank would be so unpopular they actually cut the first draft in secret. the story past the democrats soon after that and to woodrow wilson and to his own efforts to get legislation passed over the objections of many people in his own party and in fact his own party platform. now we can deal with some questions that warburg was very right to be wary of the public response. i think warburg and by the way as he got caught up in this

tuesday will likely start off dry for central iowa, but light into central iowa by midday or early afternoon. right now, it looks like the heaviest snow will fall over sw iowa where 2- 4" will be possible. the metro should expect an inch or two before tuesday evening. the winds will be not be that strong, and the snow will be rather light. so, this should mean it will be easy to shovel off your driveways! after that, we are looking at some milder weather rest of the week with highs in the 20s. we should even reach the 30s for highs by the weekend, but there will be a slight chance for sunday and monday. brad jack: jack: jack: coming up on local 5 news at ten, around the nation, doctor martin luther king junior is celebrated . and one city even shut down the streets in his honor. news in hd. home of jack: five americans some for years -- are free tonight. jack: matthew trevithick is back on u.s. soil. the boston university graduate student was the first to return home, arriving in massachusetts after being detained in iran for 40 days. " "it's been difficult. we've had a lot of support from f

those nasty winds will finally take a break tuesday will likely central iowa, but light into central iowa by afternoon. right now, heaviest snow will fall 4" will be possible. the coming to an end early winds will be not be snow will be rather mean it will be easy to shovel off your driveways! after that, we are looking at some drier and overall milder weather rest of the week with highs in the 20s. we sho >>> amy schumer's pda with h steve harve >>>hi, ben. >> amy schumer's live tv pda with her new man. our critics choice takeover. >> the couple of the osca nominees and the growing academy award controversy. >> we can no longer >> jada pinkett-smith calling for an oscar boycott. who is joining her as stars take sides? >> and the critics choice

deadly tornadoes across parts of central florida. right now, we are looking at breezy conditions, wind in that 60 mile-per-hour range. air into the forecast. melbourne is at 72, 62 in ocala but that cold air is just north. for the most part, storms have no push offshore. back to the west. the main line of storms is that we talked about -- a lot about keeping you all night long up to date. that is genuinely moved up to shore -- off to shore. behind the low and the front itself, a strong northwest flow will not only scour out the moisture but drive that colder air into central florida. for later today and into the the wind, because the flow is moving away, about noon time, midday. in the afternoon hours, conditions will run down. while we are now underneath the threat of severe weather, basically stretching from vero beach right back down to collier county and sweeping over to palm beach, we are still watching for the threat for severe thunderstorms and tornadic activity. parts of the state still watching that. futurecast, we see this

--l it be the central backs banks stepping in? >> might take away is the pain investors are feeling right now has not reached the sea suite. it just means it has not reached the corporate level you get and i wonder why that is. looking back at the last five market, for aeled lot of people it did not make sense. on the way down, does it need to match the economic fundamentals? maybe not. that is why a lot of corporate were scratching their head last week. what is this all about? china is ok. the feedback loop is something we will talk about for months to come. directat is a more correlation with their business. they must notice the price of oil. the kind of collapse you have seen. even as a services company. >> let's bring in ryan chilcote. they bounced back friday. a big debate as to whether we have formed a bottom. ryan: there are people out there calling a bottom. davos, one oft the biggest oil traders in the world. think we've reached a bottom. coming outroup saying oil could be the trade of the year. there are people out there

metinka: dense fog in central iowa. a dense fog advisory until noon and the roads are wet, drizzle coming down, not a beautiful morning, have patience. roads are slick across northwest and west central iowa. rain switching to snow by mid to late afternoon and temperatures today will hold in the mid-30's. today the warmest day of the eight day forecast. tomorrow, cold with flurries and blustery wind, a dose of winter. sunday, the sunshine will look nice but you want to bundle up, highs near nine and wind chills in the 20's below zero. couple of extra minutes, roads wet and visibility low but no accidents. seven minutes downtown from the west mixmaster. from further out in the metro, 11 minutes from ankeny to get to downtown. eric: cordes: most nurses are tough. they're problem-solvers. they like making things better. people don't have access to healthcare because they just can't afford it. bernie sanders understands how pharmaceutical companies and major medical companies are ripping us off. bernie tells the truth, and h

sunny day in central florida. >> dangerous weather continues to move from west to east here in central florida. that massive amount just behind me. for many people that means an early wake-up call. chris hush is live. it looked like power went out in that area. >> the power went out here about 30 minutes ago. we are working to find out how many customers are being affected here. off the turnpike, you can see the sign here that the power is out. across the street, there -- the lights are on. you can hear strong wind going through here. a few minutes ago this was the top of a trashcan. it' s went flying through the parking lot. that is what you need to watch out for. if you do not have to be out do not go out. the wind is strong enough here that this kind of stuff happens. this can go flying through and you won' t see it at this moment. if you take a zoom over there with the turnpike, the power is on over there. out here in osceola county, strong wind a lot of rain. pounding rain here. when we were driving along i-4, even taking the florida turnpike south, that is where we encountered th

we have a weather alert in central florida. wet weather moves in overnight and we have a chance for stronger storms in the next few hours. we begin here at 6:30 in the pinpoint weather center. >> troy bridges has been pinpointing the weather since this morning. it is going to be here for awhile. >> today, tonight, tomorrow as predicted at 4:56 yesterday morning. we told you this would happen. we would have a wet drive to work. a wet drive home from work. here's some good news. we have been pinpointing this heavy rain. some of it very heavy near the attractions. now we are seeing a little bit of weakening there along i-4, just into areas near the attractions in osceola county. more of the heavy stuff now tracking off to the north and northeast. still much of central florida covered up with heavy rain, sanford, deltona, deland and volusia county and seminole county, seeing some of the we see more back to the south of there where many of our major roadways are. i-4, the 408, the beachline and also the turnpike really covered up wi

storms moving through central florida. the first round sent by el nino is packing potentially dangerous effects. >> we have team coverage tracking today's conditions and what you should do if today's weather takes a turn for the worse. >> a statewide issue child alert issued for a boy out of seminole county. >> powerball fever is fading but the winners are still a mystery this morning. >> we did find out about one woman who thought she hit the jackpot. >> that stories kills me. jason: i'm jason guy. amy, jazmin has been talking about running wipers this morning. amy: a little bit of light rain. we have strong storms we're monitoring for a couple of hours from now. you're okay to get to work. you may need your wipers and raincoat. the rain at this point is fairly light. we get to 8:00, 9:00 and we have stronger storms with big wind gusts that are taking shape back to our west. they will roll into central florida about 9:00, continue to push quickly through the area through noon into the early afternoon. once we get to 3:00,

cold front to the west continues to gather strength as central pacific. this low will take over the cold front and add more moisture and upper level lift allowing the front to keep steaming along over the central california mountains and into southern nevada. rain chances are still low for the valley; coming in between 15%-25% but, grabbing the umbrella as a precaution for any late saturday night plans would not be a bad idea. partly cloudy to mostly cloudy skies will be common today and through the weekend. filters in allowing temperatures to fall to the upper 50s. high pressure looks to build in sunny skies to return to the valley and, in turn, will increase temperatures to the low and mid 60s next week! this juist in an alaska an alaska airlines captain has been charged with operating an airliner under the influence of alcohol the u.s. attorney's office says david hans arnston, of newport beach, california, was arraigned in federal court on one felony count. the 60-year-old was freed on a 25- thousand dollars bond and ordered to return to court for a h

sections of central florida. after that, 2-3 pushing along the east coast and by 4-5 everything is going to be out of the area clearing out right as get into the evening but it is a massive to storm we are dealing with and we get the tail end. as i mentioned, the mainline back to the west and ahead of it, we have seeing rain break free think. wet this morning we have the first ballgame we will watch closely off of tampa for anything squarely. any signs of rotation we have nothing severe but man, sumter and lake showers working in and a new batch near apopka toward more than orange county. very light toward the wood and katelyn nelson park and apopka. water picture some showers feeding in western zones. an alerts tab at the bottom and you can toggle on warnings and watches as you please. you can get exactly what you want sent to your device. coming up, future track is important that i was a the rain and storms moving in and we will look at the huge chill on the way for tomorrow. 6:40 am deneige yes skywitness nine

so stay warm today, central florida. overnight tonight, temperatures right near freezing, below with the freeze warnings in effect. tomorrow, much less wind. high temperatures upper 50s close to 60. we do return to the 70s by monday and tuesday and then all eyes on another super soaker coming out of the gulf of mexico wednesday into thursday. tom? >> tom: all right. 8:21, almost 822 now. still to come, buy a piece of kennedy family history here in florida. how you can get your hands on a p[music] p>> dr. charles stanley: and the pdoesn't cause us to measure up pand then choose us. pgod takes our inadequate areas pof life and he uses them to do psomething in our lives that's p[music] >> tom: we have a crime alert a central florida family's brush with disney was a little legislation than magical. eileen hightower pleaded guilty in an identity theft steam involving disney tickets she was sentenced almost 4 years in prison and ordered to pay $700,000. high tower, her 2 children and her niece obtained fake licenses and credit

one lane blocked as you try to get onto the command central. three trains under the weather and local between time square with a metro-north back on track. especially the gladstone bridge close to normal. long island railroad's resume service. there is a possibility for a delay and a cancellation so check the website. no service between newark and this dacian with the new jersey transit cross honoring tickets. juliet: the clowns are actually fools. it's fascinating. pursuit if you have the knowledge. ben: the news for the hot show, 24. the actor will be taking over the lead role. in a spin off title 24 taking the lead spot with kiefer sutherland. it's following the 24 . he will be playing the role of eric carter who is a former army ranger pulled back into action. larry david will host saturday night live. he will see him play with bernie sanders data on ringer. he will return this past weekend to fit play sarah palin. david was a writer but only had one skit made it to air. the episode of seinfeld world george came back to work? that's based o

there may in the morning in central iowa friday, would be very limited. another very cold and the low teens but wind chill values in the single digits. another light snow is likely late saturday through the evening although at this point it looks as if any accumulation would stay under an inch. sunday is the coming with lows below and a high barely above zero. next week looks fairly cold again with a few passed away at the age of 6-9. elias: rickman was best known for playing the villain hans gruber in "die hard" and severus snape in the "harry potter" series. he also appeared in robin hood, severus snape in the "harry potter" series. he also appeared in robin hood, sense and sensibility, and love actually. rickman was one of film and theater's most admired actors, known for his signature nasal baritone voice. sources familiar with his career say rickman had been battling cancer. . elias: trending now...oscar buzz kicks into high gear... elias: hosting this year's awards show will be comedian chris rock. this morning the nominees for the 88th academy awar

cold front to the west continues to gather strength as another low builds in from the central pacific. this low will take over the cold front and add more moisture and upper level lift steaming along over the central california mountains and into southern nevada. rain chances are still low for the valley; coming in between 15%-25% but, grabbing the umbrella as a precaution for any late saturday night plans would not be a bad idea. partly cloudy to mostly cloudy skies will be common today and through the weekend. high temperatures will hover in the low 60s today and saturday but by sunday, the front will pass and slightly cooler air filters in allowing temperatures to fall to the upper 50s. high pressure looks to build in behind this front and drier air is expected to saturate the mid levels. this will allow for mainly sunny skies to return to the valley and, in turn, will increase temperatures to the low and mid 60s next week! right now...bourne 5 is still prepping for the storm...and they're getting some snow. this is a live look at charlotte north carolina...you can see the roads lo

it makes sense when there is a central bank in the market.eeing a lot of bonds who are not targeting a profit. it could go a lot lower. the boj cited they are going to go deep into negative territory here it -- negative territory. there is good be more pressure building. jonathan: let's wrap up the last month. the federal received leading out of march. boj going into negative territory. a big conversation we have had over the last month is where do you go for safety? the competition we had yesterday is going to yen and the options market. that correlation with equities markets has been tight. given the boj signaling, i wonder if that is off the table and where do you go if you want a hedge risk. it is not in the yen, given what the bank of japan has done. it is not in the swissie. alexander: it is not in the euro either. gold has been doing particularly well. you go back to the heart assets. -- you go back to the heart assets. guy: what about credit? with the tourist and high-yield sector, i am nervous, particularly there is energy exposure.

freezing temperatures in central florida. michelle: melbourne and orlando, those are our two spots. 39 in orlando, but are we still dipping before sunrise? minutes of cooler temperature. we could get another degree or two cooler before all is set and -- said and done. we rebound to warmer temperatures than yesterday. we get into the 60' s by lunchtime, 66 degrees. that is our high temperature today but of course this morning' s big story continues to be those chilly temperatures. freeze warnings in effect, at or below freezing for a little bit of time. we are not seeing that widespread. ocala you have been at 27 for the last 12 hours. this is right on par for our sixth-eight hours -- 6-8 hours. remote areas have gotten down there but orlando 39. beach. and things have been feeling chillier. 64 degrees in wildwood, 65 in apopka, 66 of cody and maitland, 66 melbourne, much more when i see you in a couple minutes. jason: people are waking up to a site they have not seen so far this season. michelle: take a look at this. video of

it is beautiful in central florida. have all the radars fired up, so nothing going on. by wednesday, we'll have a different story. overnight lows this morning were in the 20's in gainesville. 28 in ocala. 32 from the villages. 35 in leesburg. even in orlando dropped to 36 degrees. tonight we'll have none of that. right now, we're holding at 60. 57 in ocala. 54 in gainesville. the on-the-town forecast for tonight, calls for temperatures to fall through the 50's only. i'll be right back to pinpoint overnight lows where you live and talk about the arrival of the next cold front and when it marches in. >> thank you, tom. here's a live look for you. this is state road 408 at hiawassee. things are moving along nicely. we saw a crash earlier and a car was pulled off on the side of the road. the cars heading toward you are moving westbound. >> don't forget, you can get breaking weather alerts and live radar anytime on our free news 6 pinpoint weather app. just search wkmg in your app store. >> florida state university says it has settled a title ix that student had accused form

to make your room... ngs in effect right now here in central florida. staying warm this sunday requires more than just a jacket. good morning. thanks for joining us. i'm cara moore alongside meteorologist dave cocchiarella. dave...some areas will stay below freezing for a few hours! this hazardous weather outlook is for east central florida. .day one...today and tonight. .excessive cold impact volusia...seminole and orange counties until 8 am for low temperatures between 30 and 32 degrees...most ly in outlying areas northwest of interstate 4. in addition to the cold temperatures early this morning... northwest winds of 10 to 15 mph will produce wind chill values in the mid 20s to lower 30s. a wind chill advisory is in effect for all areas through 9 am. it will not be as cold tonight...but with diminishing winds...there will be a frost threat in much of the area. many home fires occur during cold weather episodes. use extreme caution with space heaters. keep them away from combustible material such as blankets...pillows and curtains. .wind and sea impact

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that is where the european central bank is right now.saying that is what they should focus on, but that is what they are focusing on. francine: guys, thank you some mustard we did not even touch on the fact that the central banks have the tools to start fighting. that is a show for monday. coming up in the next hour, geoffrey yu of ubs what join us. this is "bloomberg surveillance." we continue the number station on bloomberg television, streaming on your tablet, your phone, and bloomberg.com.. the conversation today not only focusing on the risk of deflation, what that means for central banks, but if what we heard from governor kuroda. is it a race now to have negative rates around the world? that is the conversation coming up next. ♪ market gets what it wants. more stimulus. from russia with love. talk of oil. and amazon -- it does not deliver for shareholders. good morning. this is "bloomberg surveillance ," or should we say ohio? .'m michael mckee in new york francine lacqua is in london. in a complicated, confusing world, we get ano

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fox 35 was all over central florida, covering the rain. from orlando, to lake mary, to ocala, our crews were everywhere. >> this weekend we could be in chief meteorologist glenn richards is in the weather center with what you need to know. >> another batch of rain on the way. the ones today blew through with winds up to 30 to 40 miles-per-hour and gusts 50. tornadoes did form but way down to the south where the unstable. thunderstorms are long gone. so we are in good shape. the skies have already cleared out and our forecast does show clear skies and our forecast for tonight and plenty of sunshine tomorrow. but upstream is a new storm taking shape across portions of texas. early sunday morning there's a new area of low pressure, and unfortunately this one will come right over us and with that comes another threat for severe storms with those gusting winds. we have mainly clear skies across central florida. i'll talk more on the time ago thunderstorms. the complete week friend forecast is coming up. >> look at this time lapse of the storms

at this point there's not a tornado watch i should for central florida. i'd be surprised if we don't see one. that just gives more credibility that there is potential here from the national weather service, thinking that we could see some rotation in these storms. the discussions are talking about a potential tornado watch being issued as we head through the next couple of hours. we'll let you know if that happens. in the meantime, after that storm system gets out of here, the winds will wrap back around to the northwest, and it will be a great sunday afternoon. there's the timing. if you missed that computer model. 3:00 in the morning for ocala, mount dora 5:00 a.m. orlando 5:00, 5:30. cocoa beach, 6:00 a.m. remember this is an estimate. this is not an exact time. so if it doesn't come to your house at 5:00 a.m., don't think it's not coming. you that we think the timing of this will play out. there's the planner. stormy at 8:00. 11:00, a few clouds. clearing quickly and looking great after that. as we get into sunday. much cooler as we head into next wee

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one of them sold right here in central florida. >> went chief meteorologist glenn richards is here with what we can expect -- >> correct. >> what time frame are we look can at? >> 8:00 am, right around noon. >> it kind of depends on where you are. we have mainly cloudy skies and humidity is up already, already with the developing strong system off to our west but overnight tonight, rest easy, and some chance for some light showers and a few light showers earlier bev ard and most of these showers are staying offshore. look at what's developing out to call the notch, very, vet strong upper level winds that are die verging way up above and when that occurs, it draws up on all the storms and anything that's done that can rotate and have a tornado. >> more than likely, there are waterspouts sitting underneath this mess and this is moving towards and us, again, it's going to accelerate, and it's also going to have some time to get a little bit more organized. >> as i mentioned, it is, in fact, going to get stronger. here what's going to be taking place right here, and the area of low pressure

banks are central doing?is the first day of trading shows us anything, i do not think we have a great handle on what is going on in china. a strange equities is occurrence and there are a lot of things that might be driving that but i think china is a wildcard. >> i agree. one way to capture this is to look at the index of financial conditions. china which will hit u.s. markets could make the fed more cautious. tworeally have to balance different conflicting drivers. point, the dollar overvaluation. we also think the relative value the eurozone recovery as a whole. that is why we like the pound. we worry about china. francine: the pound is interesting. we have a boe that is looking at lessons from the fed about what to do in a hike. >> they are also looking at the ecb. 2015 was a strange year. initially, we thought the boe was going to follow the fed. at the year went on, they looked more like the ecb. the brexit wrist and the referendum are things that will create uncertainty. that will make the banks job mo

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overall, it seems like central florida was spared. just more than 2 hours to the southwest, a tornado is being blamed for killing at least 2 people in sarasota county. for residents here, being thankful is an understatement as el nino continues to help brew severe weather across the state. >> to the families that are hurt with that tornado and stuff, we pray for you all and pray god will give you a speedy recovery. chris: in brevard county, chris hush, wesh 2 news. adrian: utility workers spent the day trying to restore power to thousands who lost it here in central florida. off silver star road in orlando, fountaineblueu drive. you can see ouc workers arrived to try to restore power. at one time, 3300 ouc customers lost power. duke energy reported 1200 outages earlier today in our area. florida power and light had scattered outages across volusia and brevard counties. as the storms approached, the national weather service reported an outage of its noaa weather radio that serves volusia, lake, orange, seminole, polk and osceola counti

we are at the most central point here. a lot of starbucks and mcdonald's, but also other restaurants and office buildings. it is not clearly only foreigners were there. a crowded place with a lot of cars and office people are walking by. it is like a mixed area. very crowded because jakarta has a lot of traffic every day. it is pretty crowded every day. this is one of the main roads. although, at that time, the cars and traffic. >> tell us a bit, christian, about the level of security in general in jakarta. we just heard from our reporter there kathy quinano there. how concerned with ex-patriates? how concerned are you over dangerous situations? >> reporter: there was an issue a few years back, but in the office buildings, and entrance, there is security. they check luggage and cars driving on the main area. and also when you walk here on the street, it feels like okay. i'm not worried when i walk home for example. of course, there was something happening a few years back. the last few weeks and months, it feels okay here.