maybe a little bit of freezing rain and sleet causing hazardous driving conditions in clayton, clarksville, a bit of snow in haversham county. in the upstate, a few scattered rain showers, snow showers mixed with sleet from time to time. a trace of accumulation in pickens and oconee counties in the mountains of south carolina. south of i-85, slight chance of snow or rain shower. not much in the way of accumulation. tomorrow morning, expect a few isolated flurries ahead of the main system in the mountains, and a brief light snow shower, but no big deal. then the main system comes in. department of transportation is getting ready. they have appeared able -- prepared a brine solution on the the d.o.t. plans to head out in morning. some experienced drivers say, don't let the treated roads give >> it takes, just patience and common sense when you're dealing with different conditions. and, of course, not everybody does that. >> you've got to be more careful. and if you have a 4-wheel drive car, it doesn't slow down any quicker than a 2-wheel drive car. michael: check it out here. this is the fir

the game cocks survive there in clarksville. the break. >>> a look at the forecast, a chilly night tonight. temperatures mid-20s and krooiz. monday, love the sunshine. upper 50s. we increase cloud cover but take a look at that. 65 degrees. >> that is where we'll leave you tonight. have a wonderful work week. you can watch good morning columbia tomorrow at 5:00 for have a good night. >> announcer: the following is a paid presentation for derm exclusivevenstant anti-aging, brought to you by beachbody. >> hi, everybody. i'm deborah norville. and i've got breaking news from the world of skincare. this time, there's a celebrity twist. keep watching. you are not gonna want to miss this. [ cheers and applause ] >> announcer: if you don't like the face staring back at you in the mirror... >> my skin was sagging. really heavy bags under my eyes.

and clarksville, southside, right now you are at 30. across virginia tonight we have clear skies. and that's going to allow the temperatures to fall to the 20s. up in the north and east, there are some areas of light snow. it shouldn't be anything significant. we are going to be watching the west coast. there's an area of rain and showers that are making their way into california. changing over to show in some of the mountains. that is going to develop into a major storm system for the middle of the country. and we'll see increasing chances of rain for us on tuesday and wednesday. the main part of that winter storm is headed up toward the saturday morning, we'll begin with day with temperatures in the 20s, sunshine, clear skies, and light wind. we'll have a light south breeds. saturday afternoon looks good with sunshine. sunday, clear skies and temperatures in the 60s. 25 at 8:00, and after 8:00. we'll be warming at freezing. 47 at noon and lower 50s in the afternoon. here's the rest of the heart of virginia. nelson county, lower 50s. amherst, madison heights, 52. 54 appomattox an

south boston, clarksville, mid-30s. here's what it likes tomorrow. we'll see a clipper-type cold front moving. we're going to see that tomorrow. we are going to to see some areas of snow in the mountains. and.mainly west of interstate 81 into west virginia, you could be encountering some of that snow. but for us locally, we'll be staying dry. some areas of light snow possible toward and west of hot springs. and saturday, lots of sunshine. we'll have a southwest wind and temperatures in the mid-50s. southside you'll be nearing 60 for saturday. and tonight we'll be seeing a freeze and we'll have to watch for some areas of melted snow to refreeze. smith mountain lake in the upper 30s. alta vista, gretna, chatham. 48. madison heights and amherst, lows in the upper 20s. we're going to say near and below freezing until 9:00 a.m. hour. lovingston, 43. amherst 43. bedford county 43. concord, appomattox, rustburg, 44. martinsville 46. and cooler towards the mountains and chances of mountain snow in the west and temperatures toward the lower 40s. the 7-day for

clarksville, 37. 33 for danville. wind chills aren't that much colder than the actual temperatures, so the wind is diminishing. and south boston 31 wind chill and 33 is the wind chill in danville. across virginia, we have cleared out -- you may have especially near interstate 81 in roanoke. if you have travel plans this weekend up toward the north and east, i don't think you'll see major issues. there'll be some areas of light snow that way. for us, weather is quiet and it's going to stay quiet as we move into the weekend and next week. 8:00 a.m. on saturday, it's going to be cold with temperatures in the 20s. we'll wake up to sunshine and the wind in the morning will be light. the strongest wind will be from the south in the afternoon for saturday. sunday, it will be ten degrees warmer. lots of sunshine and dry weather across virginia and temperatures making a run toward the 60s. tonight we'll see a low in the 20s. bedford 23. appomattox 25. alta vista 25. cold night toward smith mountain lake at 22. and danville at

this is the clarksville area of tennessee. they just got their first significant snowfall of the season on sunday. about half an inch of snow and sleet fell in the area. and that snow probably won't go away anytime soon. that area is also seeing some *arctic temperatures today. meteorologists say it could fall into the *teens. 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 still ahead: the wildcard round of the nfl playoffs... lives up to the title. 3 including one *play... thats been trending all night long. and it gives new meaning to the term... "kick em when they're down." 3 3 3 time to talk some sports this morning. and the best time of year for football fans... the n-f-l playoffs. the wildcard round kicked off over the weekend... and *wild was really the perfect description. it started saturday... when the cincinnati bengals lost to the steelers... after giving them 30 *yards on two straight personal fouls... setting up the game winning kick. ouch. 3 and some big games on sunday. including this one... between the redskins and packers. the skins lead..

, all and eventually into clemson, anderson, and greenville, around 6:00, so snow in toccoa and clarksville, and this is our second round coming in, and then we will see the next one, which will be mainly just snow. chris: higher up around 5000 feet, we have that warmer air. is it right at freezing? 34, 35? that could kill be snow and give us more ice and we are watching that very closely. we have had some impressive snow totals, and the total at the highest is 12 inches. john: in the mountains, about 7.5 inches of snow, and brevard, about eight inches of snow. we will talk about these snowfall totals in the area of the next batch of snow moving in. back to you. gabrielle: power outages are being reported. nigel: here are the latest numbers from duke energy. outages in greenville have jumped to more than 13,000. there are about 470 homes without power in pickens county, around 780 homes in anderson county without power. gabrielle: we were showing you the blue ridge electric, and they also have some outages. we want to give you this reminder. we do have the radar, closings stood on the websi

it includes clarksville. you had the most snow in the area. all right. we got a couple flurries still. everybody else cloudy and dry. 31 in fayetteville, 30 in rocksville. i'll say there is a 10% chance coverage area through about midnight and that will go off to the storm continues to wind around and move up towards the northeast. we will get some clearing skies. there are some clearing skies and parts of the western part of our state. that will roll in as we go through the overnight hours. the precipitation is still coming down in new york and up into the cape code area leaving washington finally after all of their snow. of course, we showed you that video in philadelphia. they are still getting snow. that snow is moving away. there are couple flurries in halifax county. 29 degrees. windchill still 19. winds will die down a little bit. feel like teens early in the morning. we are below freezing in the morning. we get to 34 in the noon. a high of 39 degrees. the key here i got to windchill at 6:00 tonight. in other words i'm anticipating calm conditions

this is clarksville--near the kentucky border. they got about haha an inch of snow and sleet there sunday-- temperatures were in the teens. 3 3 the world record powerball jackpot of one point four billion dollars means more people will be on the job tomorrow night at one convenience store in asheville. at the triangle stop along asheville highway... nearly seven-thousand powerball tickets were sold this saturday alone. that's seven times the average amount sold a day at that convenience store... and more ticket sales means more money for the store. 3 roger bright, assistant manager: "i think our business is up non-lottery, it was up 10 percent saturday, so yeah, it kicked us up. it's a in." just a heads up if you plan to wait until the last minute to get your ticket... you have until 10 p-m wednesday to buy a ticket for wednesday's drawing. 3 3 3 3 who needs snow days? coming up... why one mountain county says something called "virtual days", may be the wave of the 3 3 today marks the sixth anniversary of the deadly, magnitude-sev

if you are watching us from near clarksville, right now your temperature is at 41. here is what it looks like across virginia. we are dry and areas of rain to the south in the carolinas and that rain will remain to the south. for tomorrow, we are going to be tracking a fast-moving cold front. it is a clipper-type cold front that is going to move into our area until it is going to be windy and cold tomorrow. be shinebe shining and the temperatures going to be similar to today, it is going to feel colder due to the wind. so here is what it looks like for you also on the other side of the mountain, especially as you work your way into west virginia. we will be seeing some snow, and it is possible there could be light snow and snow flurries along i-81 near blacksburg. the rest of us will be staying dry. during the afternoon tomorrow, sunshine, but it is going to feel cold with the wind, then jumping ahead toward saturday, on saturday, that is when the warm-up is going to begin. all of it well into the 50s with lower 60s toward the south side. the forecast for this eveni

as you can see it is already snowing in clarksville. winter storm warning advisories are in effect for that area and in washington dc. the old nation's capital. 2,000 volunteers stand ready to disabled residents. each volunteer is assigned a neighbor that needs help. early computer models say they could have a historic snow event this weekend. i was showing jen some of the still snowing. >> it is a blanket of white. >> it is quite beautiful, but no one is on the roads. >> even when you are inside looking out at it. get to work in it. >> we are fortunate here, but they are going to get blasted. flights. >>> for us, we didn't necessarily have snow, but we had a little frost this morning. we had some frost. some folks sent us photos. this was taken in brandon from lisa capturing the frost. we see just seldomly throughout the wintertime months here in the tampa bay area. in tampa, we only drop down officially to 41 degrees. other areas got close to freezing. a few spots dropped into the 20s in the early morning hours today. so, that was kin

with the assistance from clarksville county sheriff's deputies they located the vehicle and arrested thomas fletcher. . >>> 17 miners trapped 80 stories underground are now safe. all 17 were rescued early this morning from deep inside a new york salt mine. for ten hours. officials were able to communicate with the miners. tactical rescue teams went in with a commercial crane with a basket and brought up six miners at a time. >>> snow has been falling most mountains. looking live at the tunnel, snow and some flakes on our cdot cameras even in the metro area. >> absolutely. from our backyard. hi, handel. in downtown denver. the heavier bands a little bit further to the east in aurora, dia, and south through parker. it's been over the area for the past couple of hours and i anticipate it to stick right over you guys for the next couple of hours as well. again this secondary system is starting to march in from the desert southwest. phoenix getting gobs of rain while the high country in snow. a little bit of snow cruising now and the front range mountains picking up a little bit, too. you

we've got you vered in clarksvile, masonville, lone rst the bad news: you didn'there's the good news: no one did. that means saturday's jackpot will be the largest of any lottery game in u-s history. it could be worth 675 million dollars. the iowa lottery says players did win not the big one. the winning numbers were 2-11- 47-62-63 with a powerball of 17. again, saturday night's drawing the cyclones didn't exactly get the luck of the draw to start their conference season. iowa state had to play at oklahoma on saturday -- and lost that game. they try to bounce back at home againsstexas tech last night. they had to deal with some foul trouble... but got a big night from matt thomas who had 22. the cyclones win 76-69. they host baylor on saturday. the news not so good for uni -- which is struggling on the road in the missouri valley. the panthers trying to avoid back to back conference losses -- at missouri state last night. they led for much of the second half, but could not hold on. uni loses -- by just a point -- 59-58. drake comes to cedar falls on saturday night. many colleges are t

adams county. and around 71 there, you have on and off, light to moderate rain, heavy downpour near clarksville. we're drying out across butler county. few sprinkles and light showers in hamilton. connorsville, indiana, we are dry. the cold front is situated in indiana right now. behind that, you get cold air to move in. right now we're under the flow the southwesterly breezes. behind the front, we get back to the upper 20s and lower 30s. temperatures, 47 still in georgetown. 42 at the airport. we're at 40 in liberty. liberty and brookville, see the numbers drop in the upper 40s first. that will spread eastward. right now, we're looking live at a cloudy and gloomy, from the weather camera. i expect temperatures to be in the lower 40s at 8:00. 40 at 9:00 and dipping in the upper 30s for half of us. couple of flakes will mix in. mainly west of cincinnati by 11:00. i think a lot of the moisture is out of here. no major issues other than the wet roads from now. 7:00, it is a little slow. it's going to be east of cincinnati by 7:00. we're still going to be dry in downtown cincinnati. couple of areas

crash that caused the deaths of two teenage girls in western iowa... 19-year-old trevor feauto of clarksville was allegedly driving drunk in august of 2014 in sac county-- and his pickup crashed into a car. he was supposed to be sentenced tuesday - but a plea deal was taken ff the table. the crash killed 16-year-old bailey jacobsen and lindsey quirk were killed in the crash. their families said a plea deal was unjust. in the iowa legislature -- lawakers vote today on a bill that would deal with crimes committed on an area native american settlement. the measure, which passed in the senate, would give the meskwaki settlement in tama full jurisdiction over handling offenses committed by or against indians on the these two men, gordon lasley, junior and jonathan youngbear convicted of seperate murders on the mesquaki settlement in recent years - both of thosos cases were with 12 days in our countdown to caucus. donald trump meets back up with his newest supporter- sarah palin... the pair campaigned together in oklahoma -- palin was supposed to attend a rally with trump in iowa today, but didn't

we've got you covered in clarksville, marquette, alburnett and all of eastern iowa first up in the afc title game -- it's new england and denver. tom brady against peyton manning. denver up one in the second -- manning finds own daniels 12 yards for the touchdown.-- 14-6 -- the lead held into the 4th quarter -- pats still down 8 -- final minute -- 4th down -- brady finds rob gronkowski for the score -- the patriots just a 2 point conversion away from tying it. but they can't get it done. brady picked off in the end former uni panther david johnson hoping to take on the broncos in the super bowl. first -- he and his arizona cardinals -- would have to get by carolina. and it would be a rough night cam newton and the panthers -- were too much. carolina routs arizona 49-15. the panthers meet the broncos in two weeks. naturally, carolina fans are excited... but one fan's jubilation turned to instant regret. watch as the fan tries to join in on the celebration and falls over the wall and onto the field. the panthers player tries to give the fan a hand. later today, we could be talking about

from clayton to clarksville to dakoa down for strengthen county, stretching along i-85 towards atlanta. in the mountains, torrential rain from asheville to hendersonville. -- future plus model shows showers showing up until 1:30. then the heaviest rain pushes off to the east. by 4:30, just showers. when we are waking up by 7:00, clearing starts to show up. we will have fog and low clouds linger in the morning. then the sun comes out as the morning goes on, especially by lunchtime. more sunshine and cloud. it will be a breezy day, especially for the north carolina mountains, where a few snow flurries are possible. we will start to see cold air begin to move in. currently we are at 47 degrees in greenville. 44 in asheville. expect temperatures to hold steady overnight. we will drop a few degrees to around 46 in greenville, 41 asheville. 47 for anderson.by tomorrow , temperatures will peak early in the morning before going back down, especially in the mountains. look at 3:00, 52 in greenville, tumbling 245 by 6:00. temperatures warming up until 3:00, crashing back down as the cold air rus

even outside, 54 in clarksville and camellia. 56 in dakoa. temperatures in the upper 50's to 60's throughout the upstate. a cold wind out of northwest making it much chillier. 34 in boone. the winds in the northern and central mountains are dying down pretty quickly. they are out of the west and southwest in the upstate. out of the northwest at 15. that is going to give us a cold wind chill. 30 in hendersonville right now. 38 in asheville. 28 in boone. temperature wise, 43 in in bristol, tennessee. 48 in greensboro. not bad in linda at 56 degrees. 61 in myrtle beach. 61 in augusta. low 60's and charleston and also in short -- also in hilton head. a storm system into canada producing a backlash of snow into oregon. the heavy lake affect snow heading into canada, producing a mix of rain and snow and freezing rain in minneapolis. the south looking pretty good. we will get a zonal flow, rest will arrive for the weekend. -- to the west will record for the weekend. this is a system that will produce the potential for severe weather early next week.

elberton, sandwiched in between, at the freezing mark in toccoa, 33 in livonia and carnesville, 30 in clarksville and cornelia. cold temperatures, 15-20 degrees below average. strong winds across certain areas, the breezy conditions making it feel like six degrees in hendersonville. wind chill of four in boone. 14 in franklin, wind chill of 19 in gainesville, 28 the windchill in abbeville and laurens. very cold temperatures outside. these are the actual temperatures. 45 in columbia, mid 40's along the grand strand, 35 in atlanta. cold arctic high pressure in the lake effect snows will continue downwind from lake erie. here is lake ontario. some places could see whiteouts, 2-3 inches per hour overnight through tomorrow morning as the high over chicago starts to shift east. a cold start to tomorrow. here comes the clipper, a storm system out here. a fast-moving piece of energy headed eastbound towards us will bring moisture with it. high pressure locked in on top of us. this is 6:00 tomorrow evening. as the high slowly moves southeast, here comes the snow and rain-snow. the rain-snow line is around

clayton, clarksville, you could see 1-2 inches of light snow and sleet mixed. winter storm warning goes into effect for a couple inches of h sleet. in the upstate, a few scattered snow showers, rain shosleet showoperational-- evaporational cooling. drop. the best chance of accumulation will be in the mountains of south carolina through pickens county and oconee county, where you can see a trace too maybe a not a strong system, not expecting much of a travel problem in the upstate. it is the mountains i'm concerned about. 16 degrees this morning at the greenville airport, 38 the high this afternoon. started off at 11 degrees at the asheville airport, but the winds made it feel below zero. 28 a live shot from downtown greenville, clear and cold. 36 in greenville, 32 in spartanburg and gaffney, 33 in union, 34 in laurens and newberry and greenwood. 36 in anderson, 38 in walhalla, 35 in pickens, 35 into collect. winds very light except for the northern and central mountains of north carolina. northwest winds at 10-15 miles per hour. cold in the deep south, 38 in co

lookout chilly it is. 30's in the north georgia mountains and raven county -- raybun county. 47 and clarksville and cornelia. 57 in elberton. the cold air is coming in from the northwest. 52 in atlanta, 51 in chattanooga. the low is moving up into canada. there is the cold front. lots of energy. this is a band nigel was talking about their northeastern ohio that could see 1-3 inches of snow. enhanced by the great lakes, some areas could see 5-10 inches of snow. you get a lake effect snow. downwind from lake michigan, same story. they could see good snow showers with the cold arctic air of the great lakes. it downstream. unsettled weather to the west with rain, snow from the mountains in the cascades, here comes the rain moving into northwestern california. a few showers down here, mainly offshore but miami saw showers off and on during the day today. that cool them off. 65 in miami, 62 in orlando. cool temperatures for the people 60 in new orleans. starting to look like january across the country. negative six in international falls, minnesota. that is the actual temperature, not the windchill.

sunshine from time to time late in the day. 49 in clarksville and cornelia and carnesville, 40 nine in livonia, 50 in hartwell, 51 in toccoa, 52 in bowman, 53 in elberton. chilly the further north east you go. milder the further southwest to go. pretty chilly across the entire south. 51 atlanta, 54 in chattanooga, 46 in wilmington and myrtle beach along the grand strand. here is the cold front. it wl race southeast, and it of north caroline line late night and early tomorrow morning. ahead of it and along it and behind it, snow showers and flurries will continue. they will be scattered. the best chance will be in the northern mountains of north carolina. a dusting to an interview possible, especially along the west-facing slopes of the mountains of north carolina along the tennessee line. a blast of arctic air behind it, 17 in northern minnesota, 19 in michigan. 35 in chicago, off and on snow showers there. the snow showers will move into cleveland, pittsburgh, and into the westerner carolina mountains late tonight. cloudy, then clearing skies late. overnight low 34 in -- in the mounta

both ended up with between six and 7.5 inches of snow mixed with fleet. 50 in clarksville and cornelia, 52 in carnesville and livonia. 60 in elberton. temperatures above the freezing mark across the area except for higher elevations, 52 in charlotte, 46 in greensboro, 57 in atlanta and macon and florence.the beaches, 54 along the grand strand in myrtle beach, 52 in itself will be pushing into thet lakes, which will take a swath of snow and move it for wisconsin in the upper peninsula of michigan, eventually into canada. the front. down as it approaches us. a low will develop south of louisiana during the night tomorrow night. some of the rain could mix with or change into wet snow in the mountains of north carolina, especially the higher elevations closer to the tennessee that would be late tomorrow night and wednesday morning. we will watch that closely. this is nothing close to what we dealt with this past weekend. 33 in denver, 39 in billings, montana. 70 in new orleans, 70 in miami. tonight, high cloudiness from time to time, chilly. low 35. upper 20's to low 30's in the mountains

from dakoa towards clarksville and raven county, we are seeing scattered showers. heavy rain shower moving into the eastern part of hendersonville. showers right along 64. as we head into the overnight hours, it will be a rainy one. future plus showing the scattered showers over us now. right around 11:30 into the night -- into midnight is when the heaviest rain pushes in. after that a cold front through. by the time you wake up at 7:00 a.m., we start off with clouds and fog. the class will then start to clear out with breezes. expect a low of 42 in asheville, 49 the low in spartanburg. greenwood, 48. look for clearing skies tomorrow. mixed clouds to start, but nothing but sunshine at the end of the day. lower 50's in the upstate. spartanburg, 45, a mixture of sun and clouds. in anderson, 45 8:00, 51 by 2:00 p.m. in asheville, loads of sunshine. breezy in very cold. highs only in the upper 30's. that is nothing compared to the cold headed our way to next week. look for temperatures to be the coldest in the mountains. the colder air moves and as the day goes on. by

toccoa, 30's in the mountains of north georgia. 37 in gillard, 38 in clayton and clarksville, 39 in cornelia, 42 in livonia, 44 in hartwell, 47 in bowman. carnesville, 43. 48 in elberton. 38 in laurens, 38 in greenville, 37 and spartanburg. rutherfordton, 35. upper 20's to low 30's in the mountains of north carolina. 23 in boone. with strong winds out of the north-northwest at 10-20 miles per hour and gusty, that is giving us a windchill. it feels like 10 degrees in boone, 18 the wind chill in asheville, 16 the wind chill in hendersonville. at the freezing mark in toccoa. windchill of 33 in anderson and laurens, 29 in greenville. the wind will stay strong and gusty in the mountains, but die down in the upstate through this evening. as the winds shift out of the north, it will come down across the french wrought river. the wind will stay up in greenville county through most of tonight. off. 39 in raleigh. afternoon. flurries to the north right now. the great lakes. a storm system out west in california and the desert will affect us towards the end of the week. michigan. that is cold. the upst

elberton, 56 in dillard, 55 in clarksville and cornelia, 56 in toccoa, 54 in livonia and carnesville. cool temperatures, but not as cold as recent days. this thursday has been nice. 42 degrees in boone right now, pretty chilly. the further north you go, 42 in raleigh, 45 in greensboro. 60 in columbia and augusta. upper 50's in atlanta. on the beaches, 52 in wilmington, but the further south you go into the south carolina coast and the georgia coast, you warm into the low 60's in charleston and hilton head. tracking the tropics, hurricane season is supposed and in november. this is the east coast. an impressive looking storm system here. it is huge. these are showers and gale force especialal nor stand -- north and northeast of the system. this is bermuda. they are getting hammered right now. they have south winds sustained at 22 miles per hour with gusts over 30. overnight, they are getting rain showers and thunderstorms around the area. bermuda will experience powerful winds. this is not tropical, it does not have a name, it is not subtropical. over the next 3-4 days, going through t

of course, raleigh is sitting right about in here, obviously, roxborough, henderson, south hill, clarksville, before the north and west you go, the more you have to worry about this not only with regard to snow but perhaps freezing rain as well. so, those are the areas we will really be watching. you can see that expand southward into the mountain saturday and as we warm up a little bit, it begins retreat. if we raise the threshold to 3 inches here, you will see that the entire area has shifted a little bit further to the north it doesn't get down quite as far and again, it is mainly an issue r virginia, just skirting the extreme northwestern portions of north carolina and again beginning to retreat over the weekend. if you go as far as taking a look at probabilities for six and 12 inches of snow which right now we don't have time to do, well, maybe we do because the budget will not allow me to move forward. the six-inch probability is very high in western virginia and virginia, up to southern pa, and as you advance the threshold to a put, that really narrows it down quite a bit. and by the

the cold spot in the north georgia mountains, 37 in 40 in clayton, 43 in clarksville , 43 in carnesville, 49 in bowman, 51 in elberton, livonia at 42. hartwell, 40 six. 46 in abbeville, greenwood, laurens. 47 in clemson. cold temperatures through the deep south. 38 in chattanooga. at the freezing mark in -- in bristol, tennessee. 40 in greensboro, upper 40's along the grand strand in myrtle beach. cold high pressure dominates. most of the country starting to look more like january. bitterly cold here with off and on snow showers from the dakotas, montana, all the way into the midwest into the great lakes with lake effect snows as the extremely cold, dry air sweeps across the road -- across the warm waters of the lakes and pushing moister downstream. lake effect snow is going on showers coming off lake ontario between watertown, new york, and syracuse, new york. a belt of heavy snow, and some of those could make their way through the mohawk river valley all the way maybe over into albany. negative two degrees in international falls, minnesota. it has warmed up in minneapolis to five degre

matt and sheila, today's court appearance for 19-year-old trevor feauto, of clarksville, iowa, lasted only about five minutes. in that time the judge set a date for a brand new trial. two months ago, feauau pleaded of felony vehicular homicide.

we've got you covered in clarksville, masonville, lone tree and all of eastern iowa here's the good news: no one did. that means saturday's jackpot will be the largest of any lottery game in u-s history. it could be worth 675 million dollars. the iowa lottery says players did win about 74-thousand prizes... just not the big one. the winning numbers were 2-11- 47-62-63 with a powerball of 17. again, saturday night's drawing could hit 675 million. the cyclones didn't exactly get the luck of the draw to start iowa state had to play at oklahoma on saturday -- and lost that game. they try to bounce back at home against texas tech last night. they had to deal with some foul trouble... but got a big night from matt the cyclones win 76-69. they host baylor on saturday. the news not so good for uni -- which is struggling on the road in the missouri valley. the panthers trying to avoid back to back conference losses -- at missouri state last night. they led for much of the second half, but could not hold on. uni loses -- by just a point -- 59-58. drake comes to cedar falls saturday night. many col

trevor feauto of clarksville is accused of causing a crash which killed two 16-year- olds from drunk. the new trial will likely take place this spring. an iowa county has already made security upgrades to its courthouse.... but now, it'll have to budget for a new security guard. this all comes after former ty manager gus glaser opened fire during a meeting back n september off 20-14. board of supervisors tackled the shooter, who turned the gun on himself and later died from his injuries. since then... the county has decreased the number of entrances inside the building. it also added an outdoor dropbox so there's less traffic inside. a dge also mandated an armed security guard be present. but e county didn't budget for that.. we don't know what's the best what it was for sure, 25 and if woul dhave done it on september 10th, 2014. a guard has been coming once-a-week since january first. d starting march 1st, it'll,be a full-time posisiion. continuing coverage: the bomb threat at iowa city west high school affected the voting for a special election. west high was auditor) "for us, this

i'm sure though so we writers were glad they didn't have to deal with this this is snow in the clarksville area of tennessee the region had its first significant snowfall of the season about a half inch of snow and sleet covered the ground temperatures there are in the teens early this morning however the weather is expected to improve and just take a look at this this is a photo that's getting a lot of attention right now yet the car was parked. you see there right on the lake in hamburg new york and is completely covered in ice those the frigid temperatures up there might me it will take a little while longer until we see what's under that ice again the owner probably will not be able see the car while on crack. yeah i see that kind of ice coating and you think ride by the way you can rest easy and that this is a full pants weather cast here so you don't need to run away from your tv we have temperatures today in the low forties you better have long pants on yourself i'm sure there's some area college students that are probably still out wearing shorts today but it's not a warm up now wh

prosecutors say trevor feauto of clarksville was driving drunk when his pickup truck crashed into a car. he is now facing four counts including homicide by vehicle, a new trial has yet to be scheduled. a third person charged in a brawl involving an iowa principal will not be prosecuted. authorities say the brawl in glenwood ast fall starttd because of a racial slur -- and involved glenwood high school principal richard hutchinson. charges are now dismissed against his step-son hurl beechum the third -- and two others involved in the fight. hutchihison was not charged. a former garwin city clerk is convicted on a federal theft charge. as part of a plea agreement, anna leytham admitte to stealing at least 77thousand ddlars from the city. she was accused of embezzling more than half a million dollars. a sentencing date has not been scheduled. it's a question that many employers often ask job applicants... but that may soon change. kwwl's amanda gilbert joins us live in the newsroom to tell us banning the box. it's a phrase you might have heard by now.... right now senate lawmakers in iowa

i-85 we're seeing snow showers from clarksville to henderson, that will continue to advance to the south and east. work across warren county in the next hour. more about that in a moment. check numbers, 24 in south hills. 27 in roxboro. 25 in oxford, 27 in lieuingburg. 26 in chapel hill, rocky mount-wilson. and 27 in goldsboro. 26 in stanford, 27 in southern pines. and 28 in fayetteville. the next few hours heading out and about try to stay in, but if you have to head out, spotty snow and flurries through lunchtime, 31. late this afternoon we will keep towards 32 degrees, and might tonight significantly colder again. we'll talk about that plus the forecast coming up in a bit. now, traffic. amber rupinta. amber: thanks, don. i just got off the phone with the state highway patrol a short time ago. and updated numbers from midnight to 8:00 a.m. here are the number of cops, 278 collisions they responded to across the state. in the triangle, 104. that's a lot of in the triangle out of 278ism so the last 24 hours, 2700 calls and 1500 collision calls. so that is a significant uptick with the wi

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adam despard has a firm grasp of the five pound channel cat he caught and released near clarksville. how about this mr whiskers. mackenzie lang landed it while fishing with her grandparents in minnesota. jack abel hit the jackpot in northern wisconsin. big muskie! audrey bunten is all smiles with the northern she caught. and not to be outdone, owen abel caught the brotehr of audrey's big ol fish. young maddox drummond of donahue landed his first fish at uncle dick's pond. kaizer dyer of coralville nailed this rod bended at the coralville rez.. and way to go buddies ro. stacie and kaleb lane with some nice cats from the neighbor's pond. with all my fishing friends, this is john campbell reporting. a new state program can help low income households with their heating bills this winter. the program has received thousands of applications so far. this time of year landfills are swamped with a lot reminding people what is trash and what is recycling. stay with your 24 hour news source, kcrg-tv9. it's ---. you're watching kcrg-tv9. now, source, this is kcrg-tv9 news early morning news. call

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best video the day. 34 inches in clarksville, maryland. more than 30 inches in centreville, virginia. ashburn at 36. dale city virginia coming in at 26.3. we will be drive through the day today. the sun will be out. make sure you have your sunglasses as the sunshine off of that snow, it creates a glare and can hurt your eyes. temperatures should be reaching the middle 30's. we want a slow thaw. tomorrow some people might be having to head back to work. this is what we are expecting for tomorrow. lots of sunshine. fewer clouds around. melting temperatures in the upper 30's. close to the 40 degree mark. it is tough to get beyond the 40 degree mark because that snow acts as a refrigerator and keeps cold. down the line, no big storms so at least we have that to look forward to. julie: crews are out this morning. allow trains in effect especially along to 70. -- especially along 270. brianne: germantown area along 270. this live look of this massive plow train. trying to get these roads cleared quickly and they are serious about this. we were t

yesterday's court appearance for 19-year- old trevor feauto, of clarksville, iowa, lasted only about five minutes. two months ago, feauto pleaded guilty to two counts of felony vehicular homicide. prosecutors say feauto was driving drunk when his pickup truck crashed into a car near breda, iowa. 16-year-olds bailey jacobsen and lindsey quirk, both from wall lake, iowa, were killed in the crash. sac county attorney ben smith says the state has withdrawn the plea offer feauto had agreed to back in november. feauto is now facing four counts including homicide by vehicle, intoxication, and homicide by vehicular recklessness. the new trial has yet to be scheduled, but smith says most likely it will take place this spring. last night, the governor of michigan outlined his plans to water. he's called for more state help for the city, the deployment of more national guard members and he's vowed to check every household in flint to see if it has a water filter. the governor also promised to release his e-mails about the emergency. jay gray has the latest on the growing controversy.. << nats d

heather sent that in from clarksville. looking towards carl's lake. that is in the background area. this is what it looks like with abc eyewitness. robert, we thank you for that. we will check in -- you can see on the deck, we can see a coating of snow and sleet. we have some particular to -- precipitation to say the least. for more, we go to steve stewart. steve: again, the biggest challenge will be the rain and snow line. we are seen sleet over taking this as a snow event. this is for the majority of the area getting some sleet and freezing rain. the question is how much freezing rain will we get? we still have a potential for that type of precipitation. also, the snow totals. they will be greatly reduced. we are dealing with more sleet. due to the calm in the freezing. it is simple. it will be snow. we are not seeing that right now. we go on the atmosphere. it is above freezing. it will fall below 32 degrees. we are also getting it at times for freezing rain. it means the raindrop will not have enough time before it reaches the ground to freeze back. that is the actual freezing r

. >> mcmillan, clarksville, tennessee. >> brian waller, may of piscataway township, new jersey. >> city of atlanta. >> mick cornett, oklahoma city. >> mayor joy cooper, city of holland dale beach. >> louisville. >> buckhorn, mayor of tampa. >> victor manello, artesia, california. >> i'm tom cochran with the conference of mayors staff. >> all right. just a couple weeks prior to the iowa caucus, the nation's mayors are gathered here in washington, d.c. to stress to the presidential candidates the administration as well as congress the importance -- importance of cities and the metropolitan areas which are really the lifeblood of the american economy. cities have brought this country back from the greatest recession since the great depression and driven much of our economy's growth. as our metro economies show, nearly all the nation's 381 metro areas are projected to experience both real economic growth and job growth this year. clearly the future of this country rest with the cities. so the needs of cities so be front and center in the presidential camp and really any policy discussion fo

adam despard has a firm grasp of the five pound channel cat he caught and released near clarksville. how about this mr whiskers. mackenzie lang landed it while fishing with her grandparents in minnesota. jack abel hit the jackpot in northern wisconsin. big muskie! audrey bunten is all smiles with the northern she caught. and not to be outdone, owen abel caught the brotehr of audrey's big ol fish. young maddox drummond of donahue landed his