including hundreds at reagan national and dulles in d-c. both airpports resuming flights today -- much to the delight of passengers who have been stranded in d-c. (passenger 1) "i had eight cancellations, but they've been rolling all the cancellations over. so, i'm thrilled to be getting out on time, heading back to new a defense tech expo and weather had other plans, so i had a nice little, kind of like forced vacation in d.c. so, it wasn't too bad." in all -- nearly 12-thousand flights were canceled this weekend because of the winter storm. amtrak is also working to get up and running at full speed again. right now much of the northeast corridor is operating on a limited schedule. passengers who use the amtrak service will only be able to travel between d-c and boston until further notice. service between d-c and points in virginia is still limited. chris isacson/passenger "i just found out my train is not coming. i have no idea when i'm going to get to school, there's a lot of snow on the ground. if you have any answers, you let me know.

getting around d-c today-- forget it. crews are still cleaning up roads-- and metro train service is still suspended. several interstates in maryland are also closed for the time being. this video comes from even farther north in philadelphia. their official measurement came in at 20-point-8 inches. around midnight-- so there's still lots to clean up there. the city's transit system is expected to start back up this morning. as far as getting around by car-- that's a different story. there are a lot of narrow streets in philly-- so it may be a couple days before all of that snow can be cleaned up. to new york city now-- and an all-time one-day snowfall record for the big apple-- 26-point-6 inches in central park. that broke the old record set back in 2006. a travel ban that went into effect will likely be lifted within the hour. the storm has proven deadly in the city. 3 people have died from shoveling snow. and the with 270 crashes and towed nearly 300 vehicles in the city during the storm. it's one thing to be still hav

the monitors showed flights to and from d-c were hardest hit. http: here's a live look at the delays and cancellations on the norfolk international airport's don't forget to stay ahead of any storm this winter through our wavy 10 weather app. it's free for android and apple devices. make sure you turn on the push notifications - so you can hear about weather alerts-- as soon as they happen. we continue to follow developing news from chesapeake. a car runs through the front of a post office. it's a story we first told you about at 4 - and brought to you at the top with the newest information. liz? tom and nicole we're told 7 people were hurt after a sedan crashed into the front of the post office here. (a look at the scene -- still active/ not active). this was a look from earlier- we're told that car was in a parking space when battlefield boulevard. it happened just before 12-30. witnesses say a woman was behind the wheel. you can see - lots of police and fire officials on-scene. 10 on your side spoke to a woman who was inside the building, wit

getting around d-c today-- forget it. crews are still cleaning up roads-- and metro train service is still suspended-- and an update on whether they'll run tomorrow is expected this afternoon. this video comes from even farther north in philadelphia. their official measurement came in at 20-point-8 inches. the storm just stopped there's still lots to clean up there. the city's transit system is expected to start back up this morning. as far as getting around by car-- that's a different story. there are a lot of narrow streets in philly-- so it may be a couple days before all of that snow can be cleaned snowfall record for the big apple-- 26-point-6 inches in central park. that broke the old record set back in 2006. a travel ban that went into effect will likely be lifted within the hour. the storm has proven deadly in the city. 3 people have died from shoveling snow. and the n-y-p-d says they dealt with 270 crashes and towed nearly 300 vehicles in the city during the storm. it's one thing to be stuck in a city where you s

that's just as the storm was beginning to hit the d-c area. chase said he left it in the window until late saturday night. michigan attorney general bill schuette is set to provide an update on his investigation into the water crisis in flint today. he announced earlier this month that he would investigate what, if any, michigan laws were violated in the process that left flint's drinking water contaminated with lead. the city switched from detroit's municipal water system to the flint river in 2014 to save money. the water wasn't properly treated to prevent lead from pipes from leaching into the supply. a gainesville police officer's dash cam video goes viral.. officer bobby white follows up on a noise complaint of kids playing instead of reprimanding them... he joins the game. when he leaves, he tells them he'll try to bring some back-up next time and they'll get a game going. that's exactly what he does... nats "you're pretty sure you can take these guys right? i brought some other backup for yall beep laughter the kids were shocked when ba

people came together in the dupont circle area of d-c. the washington, d-c snowball fight association organized this event on facebook. it even had a theme - 'snow wars - the snowball strikes back'. good morning, hampton roads. let's check ("jeremy ad libs wx headlines") today: mostly sunny. warmer thsi afternoon. highs will be in the mid 40s. winds south 5-10mph. tonight: partly cloudy. lows will be in the mid 30s. winds south 5-10mph. tuesday: partly cloudy. winds south 10-15mph. high pressure will control the weather today. there will be some icy roads this morning, but many of them will melt through the day. we'll see lots of temperatures. we'll warm up even more tomorrow with highs in the 50s. a cold front will move into the region on wednesday. this will bring some rain showers. it will linger near or just off the coast into thursday. meanwhile an area of low pressure will form off the coast and will push moisture back up against the front. this will cause some more rain. however, some of the area may see this wrap up as snow late t

ral government will close its offices in washington, d-c, at noon. states of emergency have been declared in five states and the district of columbia. schools and government offices are closing early. food and supplies are disappearing from grocery and hardware stores. the blizzard are brutally high winds, dangerous inland flooding, and white-out the snowfall is from late today into thousands of flights are canceled... right here in central florida. fox 35's dana jay joins us live from o- i-a -- where flights have been impacted by the storm. dana? that really the n-h-l is shifting the start time of the washington capital's game . to two hours earlier. the league is also in talks to change washington's home game against pittsburgh on sunday. in college sports... 8sketball games... including number 13 virginia's... snow that's expected. keep it here to fox 35-- for coverage on the big winter storm all weekend long. plus -- we'll have the very latest on the rain that is headed and remember-- you can get instant updates-- on "fox 35 orlando dot com." bre

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be this bad light like transportation really like not everybody has taught schools from washington d c into the new jersey shore canceled classes today the storm is blamed for more than two dozen deaths across a dozen states and less than two hours virginia beach city leaders will meet with the public to discuss the city's future. last year the city reached out to residents to hear their biggest concerns the input focus on things like transportation and housing night's meeting is at the creams routine club at six thirty and there's another meeting on thursday at the virginia beach convention center this week the city of portsmouth wants to hear from residents about the budget saturday in the city will hold budget meetings for the public city manager lydia perez patton and the school superintendent eli gracie will lead the sessions the first forum saturday at nine a m at woodrow wilson high and the other two meetings are in february where in the middle of flu season and thirteen is the big deals with the flu mist vaccine right there some doctors say the mist is more effective because it

chilly 40's by 8 news now at 11.<))) ((tedd florendo)) > now lets go out live to washington d-c. ((paul joncich)) c-b-s reporter craig boswell joins us live. craig... how are people preparing for the big storm headed their way?. ((craig boell))hundreds of salt trucks and snow plows are getting ready for a blizzard in washington, dc. up to 20 inches of snow is forecasted to blanket the dc metro area. is an getting ready for a blizzard in washington, dc. up to 20 inches of snow is forecasted to blanket the dc metro area. mayor muriel bowser warns this is an extremely large storm that will last for 36 hours. (muriel bowser/dc mayor) unless you absolutely have to be out residents and commuters should get home as early as possible tomorrow afternoon. residents are stocking up ahead of the storm. anna chisom/dc resident they are running out of lots and lots of things. road crews are pre-treating side streets and main roads well ahead of the storm. they want plows in place when the storm hits. an inch of snow paralyzed the roads iced over leading to hundreds of accidents. president obama

the c-d-c says one person has died and dozens of others became sick after eating the salads. the illnesses have happened in six states so far. the c-d-c says ananpackage with a manufacturing code that starts with the letter "a" could be dangerous. the c-d-c says customers should throw out the salads. parents and caregivers will want to know about a recall today. today.britax is recalling 71- thousand car seats because of faulty handles.the models involved are the e itax "b- safe 35" and "b-safe 35- elite" the handles can crack or break.customers wi these models should stop carrying the seat by handle until it can be fixed with a free repair kit. new tool to help you pick out the perfect outfit in-store. how technology will change the way we shsh and why retailers hope it'll keep people from simply buying online. a live look now at the alliant tower in downtown cedar rapids. there's more news ahead when live at 5 continues on cbs 2. congress doesn't regulate wall street... wall street regulates congress. it's a rigged economy that sends most new wealth to the top 1%. and it's h

d-c's mayor warned of a possible problems on the roads today because of black ice. "we expect that with the temperature dropping tonight and every night this week that we will see continued slick and dangerous roadways, so continue to stay off of the roadways." today the major airlines hope to resume regular service at airports affected by the blizzard. i checked c-v-g's website -- most flights to and from the east coast are flying as scheduled.. but there are a few cancellations to and from new york city and d-c an emergency response team will be on-site today, to evaluate damage at lake cumberland. heavy snow docks to go underwater and damaging a number of boats. because there was so much snow, it's been hard for marina officials to even assess the damage. rob 2shot we want to get another check on this morning's forecast. jeff joins us with a look at the day ahead. expect clouds to be on the increase today in advance of our next weather system. highs this afternoon will wander into the low 40s and a shower is possible there's a better chance of scattered showers o

since then, infections in teen girls for the virus have gone down 56- percent, according to the c-d-c. but adam mccoy explains how this girls. h-p-v is the most common sexually transmitted infection in the u-s. according to the c-d-c, about seventy-nine million people have it and most people never know it. fortunately most of the infections go away on their own but unfortunately they can cause severe problems. severe problems like cervical and head and neck cancers. but there's hope. thousands of h-p-v cancer deaths each year may be preventable for both girls and boys. the hpv vaccine is important for boys as well as for girls because boys can also get cancer from the hpv virus that may translate to preventing more than nine thousand new cases of h-p-v related cancers in men each year. it's possible to get infected with the hpv virus without having sex. i think that is one important consideration for parents the c-d-c recommends boys get the h-p-v vaccine around the age of eleven or twelve through age twenty-six. with more than 80 million doses distributed since 2006, the h-p-v vaccin

d- c snowball fight association. the group actually scheduled seven fights across the capitol, taking advantage of now let's check in with with your nine first warning weather. weather. it's a mostly clear start to the day but temperatures are running more than 10 degrees warmer as you head out the door. clouds will slowly start to build after lunchtime as we get ready for a cold front heading our way overnight. highs increase to 440f by 4 p.m. with partly cloudy conditions. a cold front will move through the ohio valley tonight. due to temperatures in the upper 30s, this will fall as rain spotty showers will continue into the tuesday morning drive. in all, we are look at less than a tenth of an inch of rain so this is a rather minor system. temperatures will actually be at their warmest on tuesday just after midnight. this definitely keeps our precipitation liquid for the morning hours. but as the day progresses, temperatures slowly fall as skies stay mostly cloudy. by 4 p.m., temperatures will be approaching the fr

metro train nats they're taking a similar approach in washington d-c. metro trains stop running tonight. if snow covers the tracks, metro says it's less likely anyone will get hurt or stranded. transportation officials stopped bus service as well. metro is storing the trains underground, so they can start running monday. in d-c, the snow has been coming down steadily. here's a live look at the capitol building. our n-b-c affiliate there reports-- two or three feet of snow could fall betweent and tomorrow. locals say it could put some ps ves at risk, creating bad road conditions and power outages. team coverage of the winter storm takes us over to suffolk now. 10 on your side's matt gregory has been out there for most of the day. matt, earlier you reported snow coming down in chunks-- now that's by the middle of te day, snn the streets of suffolk a surprise to many c0020 17:42:04 you think its gonna miss you down here a little bit where we are." 17:42:07 despite the weather reports danielle valenti /working in the snow c0021 17:43:15 " i dont a few we ta

iowans had been in washington d-c for the march for life rally friday. they ended up gting stuck on the turnpike on the way home -- for nearly 24 hours. more than 200 iowans returned home to dubuque yesterday. "we had god with us...and we were praying the whole time other, and we got to play in the snow outside, we had a snowball fight." as for turnpike -- authorities are investigating how the incident started. it's not just cars having problems in the weather. in connecticut, a train slammed into a plow that got stuck trying to cross the tracks, train service in new york and connecticut stoppes while crews cleared the scene. police say no passengers were onboard during the crash... and no crew members were hurt. even ambulances getting stuck. here's a look at arlington, virginia...where a national guard tanker had to pull an ambulance on a snowy street. a number of roofs collapsed under the snow -- including this virginia bowling alley...which has been in business for 35 parties, families, just i mean, a lot of people have grown up in this bowling alley

most school districts in the d-c area will *remain closed today. some might stay closed on 3 3 3 3 liquid try delsym liquid. powerful medicine that acts fast while its extended release medicine lasts for 12 hours. man (sternly): where do you think you're going? mr. mucus: to work, with you. it's taco tuesday. man: you're not coming. i took mucinex to help get rid of my mucusy congestion. i'm go od all day. [announcer:] mucinex keeps working. not 4, not 6, but 12 hours. let's end this 3 time to talk sports this morning. and we begin... 3 with the bucs. and the rookie season for jameis winston... just *keeps getting better. he has been chosen to play in the probowl this weekend! and he will be the *first rookie quarterback to get that honor... in team history. 3 the fourth bucs terbac hawaii trip. the others were jeff garcia, brad johnson, and trent dilfer. another great honor for winston... who is also hoping to get "rookie of the year." players in the pro bowl.....three of them on offense. two of those players... doug martin and gerald mccoy... wer

the c-d-c is investigating a listeria outbreak linked to dole salad packages. ((kirsten joyce)) >. the c-d-c is investigating a listeria one person died and 12 people were hospitalized after getting sick with listeria. the salad was sold under various brand names... including dole, fresh selections, and simple truth. the manufacturing code begins with the letter "a." /// brian loftus > let's get a check of your commute. kirsten joyce demetria... how are things looking? demetria obilor < jones is closed in both directions at edna after a man in a wheelchair was hit while trying to cross the road. metro expects the closures to last for another hour. if the pedestrian's injuries become critical or life threatening, the closures could last longer. use rainbow as an alternate. you're dealing with cones on the strip between about flamingo and harmon. > < > back to you./// ((kirsten joyce)) > energy drinks can be dangerous for adults... but even more so for kids... ((brian loftus)) coming up at 6:00... the extreme side effect they can experience. ((kirsten joyce)) > plus... the east coast

cnn's scott mclean is live in washington d-c with the latest details on the clean up efforts. ((ad-lib)) << will not be business as usual monday -- as east coast cities like baltimore, philadelphia, new york, and the washington, d.c. the region's major weekend blizzard. on sunday, baltimore mayor, stephanie rawlings-blake said the clean up will take time (mayor stephanie rawlings-blake, baltimore, maryland) i'm asking for residents to continue to be patient. in philadelphia, the airport resumed service sunday and septa officials said most mass transit will slowly get back online throughout the day (jeffrey d. knueppel, septa general manager) we haven't operated these trains in a couple of days now. we're doing what we can to bring people in early to make sure they operate, but it is going to be a slow start. the new york travel ban was lifted and area subway and rail lines will run today but mayor deblasio encouraged residents to avoid driving (mayor bill de blasio, new york city) leave your car where it is. don't try to shovel it out today. and though they didn't get much sno

. >> even the d. c. police chief shoveling to get police cars ststk. >> floating ice running by and water levels reaching 8 feet. governor chris christie praising residents who heeded the early warning to evacuate. >> this is my 17th snow emergency inin six years. so we know how to do this. >> reporter: further west in pittsburgh ... >> it's just been one after another trucks stuck. it's just n nstop. it doesn't seem like we're getting anywhere to be honest. >> reporter: the pennsylvania turnpike turned into a long stalled snake. many spending 15 hours in their frigid cars. >> w w haven't had any food since yesterday. >> reporter: a a new york city a full travel ban. bridges and tunnels closed with virtually no cars on the streets. people are walking right down the middle. so far, three people have died from shoveling snow here, bringing the total to at least 18 weather-related deaths across the northeast. >> and this is a look at the storm from space. astro ?awt scott kelly tweeting out this picture fro

washington, d-c... baltimore... and philadelphia are forecast to get d-c could get up to 30-inches of snow. the advancing storm has already canceled a ceremony at the white house... where president obama was scheduled to present medals for science, technology, and innovation. before the snow gets too bad in d-c expect a rally and 'march for life' on the grounds of the washington monument. the event is held annually near the anniversary of the supreme court's roe-v-wade decision... which legalized abortion. among the speakers is gop presidential candidate carly fiorina. the march is scheduled for noon, after the rally. filipino boxer manny pacquiao says his upcoming fight against tim bradley is going to be his last. at a press conference in new york yesterday, pacquiao said quote, "it's sad to say that after this my gloves and focus on my other big the people." pacquiao has served as a philippines' congress and says he looks forward to serving his country full-time. the 37 year old will meet 32 year old bradley for h

the c-d-c has more about the virus on its website-- c-d-c-dotgov... including the countries apart of its travel warning. a new research reveals a link between oral h-p-v ... and a risk of head and neck cancers. scientist studied nearly 97-thousand people who provided mouthwash samples -- they say the samples that contained oral h-p-v ... were more likely to develop cancers of the throat, tongue and tonsils ... than those without h-p-v. experts say collecting mouthwash samples could be a quick and cheap way to predict cancer risks coming up, we'll have more stories for you. plus a final look at your weekend weathe with von gaskin. stay with us. happening today, richland county flood victims wanting to give have one more chance to do so this afternoon. county officials are holding the last flood input meeting today at eastover park in eastover. that will be from noon until 2 pm. the meetings will be used to compile a report to help officials make future strategies preparations. looking ahead- the world beer festival in columbia is still going on as scheduled. the 8th annual event will

cameron gray and his wife are from washington d-c. they were in town this week for the shot show convention. when the news of the storms first broke they immediatly booked a flight for sunday. and being stranded in las vegas for an extra day... cameron tells us things could be worse. (( "if you're going to get stuck in a city this is probably one of get stuck in but you know miss my dogswould like to get home plus i have to get to work next weekbut to be stuck in vegas it's kind of one of those thing we're everyone says... we get a a sneak peak at the master planned community under construction that's set bring thousands of homes to the valley./// now, nevada's first ((sharie johnson)) > home construction is picking up in the valley. a new neighborhood of the skye canyon master planned community held its grand opening today. 8 news now reporter karen castro is live near gran teton and hualapai... with how the project is coming along. karen? ((karen castro)) this massive home construction project is moving along fast. skye

d-c is preparing for an epic blizzard-- with a less than stellar trial run. less than 2 inches of snow fell wednesday evening, but all around the capital region there was traffic gridlock and accidents. even president obama was caught in the icy conditions, the ping-ponging on the slick streets taking nearly an hour for a 20 minute trip. today one local official issued a mea culpa. "we are very sorry for inadequate response. we believe that we did not provide adequate resources at a time where it could make a difference in last evening's commute." d-c's mayor promises the city will be prepared for this weekend's forecasted epic blizzard. she has already declared a state of emergency. forecasters are predicting a storm that will be 40 mile an hour winds and up to 20 inches of snow. winter weather advisory for the sierra, including the tahoe basin, from 4 pm friday through 4 pm saturday. storm totals of 8-14" above 7000' and 3-8" in the tahoe basin are possible through saturday evening. stormy weather will move back into the region on friday, with precipitation

a whole day.father shaun whittington and 85 other people were returning from the march for life in d-c when pennsylvania turnpike.for 17 hours.. the group waited... told help would eventually come. (sot) taken from 00:57 in pkg "a backhoe would come and started unsticking cars. they started getting the cars out around 2 and we waited a few more hours because they said that--we were next. by about 6 oclock. the sun was starting to set and we were thinking-- they're not coming." coming."they finally decided to dig *themselves out-- 2 coach buses-- using card board boxes, shovels and anything they could find. -- after 22 hours traffic started moving. they got back safely yesterday morning. this morning... gas prices are more than 11 years. years.nine on your side's kristen swilley is live in reading where people are sure to be filling up this morning. gas prices have dropped down to a dollar 25. after dropping places just a week ago. and experts say gas could get even cheaper throughout the country. a shaky start to the market this year is driving already low gas prices down. the national

neurological condition called microcephaly in babies.yiou can find out more about the virus on the c- d-c's website...c-d-c dot gov including the details behind its travel warning. young hearts all over the world are breaking.louis tomlinson, from the boy band "one direction" is now a father. father.sources close to the 24 year olds singer told people magazine tomlinson and briana jungwirth welcomed a baby boy thursday in los angeles. jungwirth is a stylist based in l-a.the pair briefly dated last year and remain close friends. we may not have seen a ton of snow... but one spot is seeing pre-historic conditions.... weekend before contemplating the many choices on steak 'n shake's $4 dollar menu, one must calm the mind in our zen garden. focus. the garlic double steakburger meal. reflect. zen. the original double 'n cheese steakburger meal. oh! download the new steak'n shake rewards app. earn rewards every time you use it. amid growing backlash over the lack of diversity in this years oscar nominees, the organization behind the oscars is taking sweeping measures. the academy of motion pictur

and the storm hitting washington d-c, we just told you about? didn't stop thousands from demonstrating at the supreme court. kolo 8 news now's washington correspondent alex miller takes us to the "march for life." while dc is bracing for its worst snow storm in decades.. tens of thousands of pro life advocates braved the cold --- and potential snow --- to give their mission a voice. "i would have to crawl on grass id be down here." march for life has been "i would have to crawl on grass id be down here." march for life has been a tradition for years--- commeorating the supreme court decision of roe v wade back in 1973 --- which legalized abortion. "it's important to remind ourselves what happened on "we come back every year to hope that one day well come back on this day and their rights will be given back to them." what started has a small demonstration has now grown to the most attended pro life event in the world. this year in particularafter the controversial planned parenthood videos surfaced many felt the need to show up. "a lot more peopl

the beverage is in high demand near washington, d-c before storm hits. distributors have been working since monday to make sure that when the snow starts falling, folks will have a beer in their hand. extra trucks made deliveries and crews worked overtime. we're on your side tracking winter weather heading to hampton roads today. editor: attach the video lv feeds back we have all angles covered. rico bush is live in virginia beach following how the public works department is preparing. jen lewis is monitoring conditions on the roads. and meteorologist jeremy wheeler has continuous updates on how much of a wintry mix we could see. thanks for joining us, i'm brandi cummings in for katie collett. and i'm don roberts. let's start with what our area can expect today from the winter storm. meteorologist jeremy from the super doppler 10 weather center. ("jeremy ad libs wx headlines") winter storm warning for northampton county nc, southampton, surry, james city counties, and the peninsula to all points northward today into tomorrow. winter weather advisory up f

and d-c's mayor help to dig out. across the entire region, pooling water on roads is likely to re-freeze overnight -- and many side-streets remain impassable. meanwhile air travelers are feeling the pain as airports slowly return to life. 12-thousand flights have been canceled, including about a thousand today. mos "i've had 8 cancellations, but they've been rolling the cancellations over, so i'm thrilled to be getting out and heading back to a nice little kind of forced vacation in dc, so it was good it wasn't too bad." chris cnn chris thanks... now over to chief meteorologist now over to chief meteorologist steve horstmeyer... steve what's the situation here right now? steve weather now that the snow has moved out.... like these people did today at mike's car wash on beechmont avenue... is vital. as the national highway safety administration says a clean car is tied to car safety. a report shows that rust and corrosion problems caused by road salt can lead to brake failure in older vehicles. katko developing news f

the c-d-c is trying to cut back on what it says is the overuse of antibiotic prescriptions. the biggest problem?the c-d-c says it's the number of adults getting antibiotics for respiratory illnesses when they don't need them.while you may have received antibiotics for bronchitis in the past... over-the-counter medicine instead.doctors also typically prescribe antibiotics for sinus infections.but the guidelines now say they should only be used for patients with no signs of improvement after 10 days... or those with severe symptoms.the c-d-c also says antibiotics aren't needed to treat sore throats and the common cold in adults. the agency warns antibiotics are losing their effectiveness... partly because they're getting prescribed too much.in fact... the c-d-c estimates drug- resistant bacteria causes 2- million illnesses and 23-thousand deaths each year in the u-s.that costs the u-s the first snow system we are watching will move into the tri-state during the day wednesday. only light snow will be here for the morning drive. but for later commuters, you could have a few tenth

washington, d-c is just recovering from a clipper storm. now.. they're bracing for a monster. they are trying to get begins to wreaking havoc... here's abc's... in washington. the snow is already falling... nats blanketing north carolina-- where the panthers are practicing for their nfc championship game still scheduled for sunday. and in lousiville, kentucky...a "five sledding hills in our parks are up and running, if you want to get out and burn off some energy." but for all the wintery fun--concern too. with 70 million americans in the path of extreme weather. the storm making its way north--up 95-- at least two more deaths from road accidents in north carolina. and the nation's capitol in a lock- down. bowser: we have a forecast that i don't think we've had in 90 washington today, beginning to lock- down. drivers asked to stay off the roads, the dc metro transportation system will be closed-- 5928 //you need to be where you need to be by 3:00 this afternoon. up to 30 inches of snow predicted here--50 mile-an-hour winds....and store shelves reflect the concern. in the new y

were carrying about 200 chaperones and students traveling back from the march for life in washington d-c. their convoy got stuck on the pennsylvania turnpike about 8:20 friday night, for about 24 hours. one volunteer with the dubuque county right to life group described the chaos on the roads. "a couple of semis ahead of us had gototn stuck on a hill and were jack knifed, so if that wouldn't have happened we would have easily gotten home. however that stopped us, so being stuck, it just kept snowing and snowing and snowing " that group - alg with other iowans on their way home from the march in d-c - held an impromptu mass while they were stuck on "everybody was just singing, no moping, nobody being upset. everybody was just happy where they were and they were just making theest of being stuck together. " the snow out east has - for the most part - stopped, and now mimiions of people are starting to dig themselves out of the snow and ice. the blizzard is being blamed for at least 25 deaths. it also grounded thousands of fligh, essentially shuttingngown several of the nation's largest cit

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the c-d-c issuing another travel alert for pregnant women. health officials urging expecting mothers to stay away from these eight places due to the risk of contracting the zika virus. they join a list of more than a dozen destinations announced last week, which includes puerto rico and mexico. bell says: "..this is going to be a emerging problem that we're going to be dealing with for some time in the future." zika is spread through mosquito bites, and can be transmitted from a pregnant mother to her unborn baby. the virus is linked to a serious birth defect in which babies are both with smaller heads that may not have developed properly. the condition can also cause seizures, cases. quite concerned about the potential complications to the fetus of a zika virus infection of pregnant women and so we really are advising that pregnant women seriously consider postponing travel to these areas if possible." the c-d-c urging anyone who must travel to at-risk areas do everything they can do avoid mosquito bites... day and night. bell says: "..stayi

snow and icy conditions made for dangerous and difficult driving around d-c overnight. this comes ahead of a serious snowstorm forecasted for the over the next few days --especially for that area. the national weather service said that between 12 and 24 inches of snow could fall in the d-c metro area by saturday night. and the winter weather also caused problems for the president. video shows some of the vehicles in obama s motorcade having problems driving in suburban maryland and washington d-c on the way back to the white house. a drive that normally takes 25-minutes -- took over an hour. we )re tracking a much larger system for friday and saturday that could bring us snow but also some rain. we re keeping an eye on an area of low pressure that move into the area from the southwest. as this system moves into some very cold air already in place, any precipitation that develops will first fall as snow early on friday. then, during the day, as low pressure moves over the area, it will drive in slightly warmer temperatures, which will cause the snow to transition into ra

they say it's spreading at an explosive pace.according to the c-d-c... zika, which is spread by mosquitoes, is in more than 20 countries, including the u-s. if you're traveling to a warmer climate where mosquitoes are still biting, 9 is on your side with some information about what to do if you start feeling sick after a bite.doctors say if you develop a high fever, that's when you should seek medical treatment.otherwise treat your symptoms with tylenol and plenty of fluids, volkswagen may buy back some of the diesel cars linked to its emissions-cheating scandal. the german automaker has so far rejected demands from lawmakers and consumers that it should re-purchase the vehicles under recall.but recent statements from the company indicate it's reconsidering that position.a volkswagen attorney told a u-s federal court that a buy-back program may be a solution for *some* of the vehicles. president obama is making a push to advance equal pay for women. women.the white house announced he's proposing a new rule that will require companies to report pay data b

d-c mayor muriel bowser says crews are prprparing their response. "we will have resources on hand for a full deployment of our snow resources. that includes: 106 heavy plows, 37 contract plows, lighghplows over 70, 145 dump trucks, 30 loaders and 20 bobcats." the bulk of its flights in the northeast ahead of the storm. all major airlines have issued waivers for travel over the weekend, allowing passengers to ange flights to avavd storms. presidential candidates hillary clinton and donald trump have each followed very specific strategies for campaigning in iowa. but those strategies may not pay off in the state's fifit-in-the-nation caucuses. and our fact check team looks at hillary clinton campaign ad that makes a claim about heath care for children. stay with your 24 hour just eleven days before the presidential campaigns are running even more ads on t-v. the kcrg t-v nine and gazette fact check team works to explain the claims in some of those ads as we try to keep the politicians honest. some of the ads are now recycling claims we have already ch

the unborn" on thursday night--80 students and 10 chaperones were planning to leave for washington d-c. arriving in time to join some half-a- million others for the annual 'march for life' "obviously weather concerns - and the safety of our students - is what is keeping us from going" as the nation's capitol is now prepping for up to two feet of snow-at least 'seton' and 'covington catholic' are to call off the buses"i have never had to cancel a trip before - i have always managed to be able to go - but this is kind of an unprecedented blizzard for us" snow - rain - or shine - on their website, 'march for life' organizers say the event will press on "we decided we still wanted to make some sort of an impact here in our community" seton students are instead planning a rosary and demonstration-- their message - we're told - still taking part in spriit "we're going to stand in front of the school facing glen way - and stand in unity for the unborn and those for those who can't speak for themselves and pray for the safety of those on the march" nora told us there's a positive in all this -

since then, infections in teen girls for the virus have gone down 56- percent, according to the c-d-c. but the vaccine is not just for girls. adam mccoy has tonight's medical minute. h-p-v is the most common sexually transmitted infection in the u-s. according to the c-d-c, about seventy-nine million people have it and most people never know it. fortunately most of the infections go away on their own but unfortunately they can cause severe problems. severe problems like cervical and head and neck cancers. but there's hope. thousands of h-p-v cancer deaths each year may be preventable for both girls and boys. the hpv vaccine is important for boys as well as for girls cancer from the hpv virus that may translate to preventing more than nine thousand new cases of h-p-v related cancers in men each year. it's possible to get infected with the hpv virus without having sex. i think that is one important consideration for parents the c-d-c recommends boys get the h-p-v vaccine around the age of eleven or twelve through age twenty-six. with more than 80 million doses distributed since 2006, th

this is a live look at the white house in washington d-c where snow is coming down. blizzard warnings stretch from washington d-c to new york city, and heavy snow could fall even farther north. airlines have canceled more than six thousand flights so far due to the severe conditions. now here's our dubuque bureau chief katie wiedemann with a look at what you'll see tonight on kcrg t-v nine news at six. "here in des moines today at the state capital, city and state leaders announced millions people living in dubuqe whose homes have been repeatedly damaged by floods" some medicaid beneficiaries in iowa say they're frustrated and confused by iowa's shift to a privately managed program. and that transition is going forward after a judge ruled against two health insurance providers who were challenging the program. stay with tv-9. stocks are closing out their four weeks today. oil stocks were up today after the price of crude oil jumped 9 percent. they regained some of the ground they'd lost since the beginning of the year when oil prices dipped to a decade. technology st

((denise valdez)) five states and washington d-c have already declared states of emergency. blizzard warnings are in effect from the mid-atlantic to the northeast -- and there's a threat of coastal flooding. ((dave courvoisier)) we begin our coverage tonight with tedd florendo... tedd, this storm could be one of historic proportions. ((tedd florendo)) dave and denise, preparations are already underway... and things will begin to go downhill starting early tomorrow. ((tedd florendo)) there are numerous weather alerts in effect right now. we have winter storms warning strechting from arkansas through pennsylvania. ............................... .......... but the real area of concern could be our nations capital with d-c and baltimore under a blizzard warning. wind winds up to 40 or more and ............................... ........ and it doesn't end there. blizzard watches behind it go all way up the 95 corridor and through the lehigh valley of pennsylvania and philadelphia. along gloucester county through the jersey shore. where coast flood warnings are also in effect. ....

by sunday late we could see totals up to 2 fee in d-c and baltimore. newark as well with over a foot in philly, and maybe more in new york. ............................... ............................... ... tonight 44 for the low with dry. winds stay light as well. tomorrow expect a high of 61 and mostly cloudy skies with showers later in the day. winds increasing and becoming breezy at times as well. ............................... ............................... .... mount charleston showing 43 for the how and 23 for the low. cloudy skies with both rain and snow likely. along with gusty winds later in the day. ............................... ......................... extended forecast show temps near average this weekend and early week. breezes on tuesday and look at the numbers for late week with highs climbing to the mid 60's and some neighborhoods could ((denise valdez)) > the village of whitesboro in new york state is changing its city's seal... after some pressure from a comedy program. whitesboro has long kept this racist. it depicts a white m

the c-d-c is recalling all packaged salads produced at the plant. changes are coming to the academy - after an outcry over a nation. immediately increase diversity on the board of governors, the academy will establish three new governor seats." they're committing to coubling the number of women and diverse members of the academy by 2020. this is the second year all of the acting nominations have been for white actors. plans are in the works to expand single-speed brewing in cedar falls -- to the old wonderbread building in waterloo. right now -- the six-million dollar project is waiting on historical reviews -- to ensure the budilings doesn't lose any of it's history. single-speed founder -- dave morgan -- says he hopes to give the space new life. "once i got the feel of not only to be a real natural fit. we think it will be a really nice piece as this part of town continues to develop." closer look inside the building -- when it will be done -- and how many jobs it will bring to waterloo. still to come on the k-w-w-l news at five... a car full of p

the lights in the picture are from washington d-c, baltimore, philadelphia, and new york, all have been hit hard heavy snow. the historic blizzard is packing a punch. so far, the storm has left at least 17 people dead. states of emergency declared in washington, d-c and several states -- and thousands of travelers stranded. nbc's jennifer johnson has the story from the first blizzard of 2016 is making its way north tonight....after burying major east coast cities in as much as three feet of snow. the storm shut down air...rail...and highway travel. in pennsylvania and kentucky thousands of drivers were stranded. "what are you guys doing to pass the time? sleeping, eating and playing games on my phone." washington and new york city were buried....enjoyable for pandas... and children who sled down the u.s. capital lawn.... and these snowboarders who couldn't get to a mountain. "was that legal? pretty sure that wasn't legal...pretty sure." the blizzard slammed over 70-million people ..hundreds of thousands lost power....and now there's wide-spread flooding in new jersey and other mid-atlan

and rit no d-c... drivs arstill uck on the ros from last night! and more of that messy weatheris expected to sthe east coast this weekend,. right w... thsands are preparinfor e big storm... stocki up onood d supplies. as crews are prering streets ahd ofime for the snow. the strong winter blt predicted to bring heavy snow across more than 14 states withangerous bzzard conditio developing ov parts of baimore and waington d-c. time now foreather and tffic thes. meteorologisstephen we i here now with first alert 5. we can havsome snowflakes fly thisorning, but th wbe few. the most favored areas f snow wille northern el pasoounty d teller county. even in those areas, snow will not be abundt. so snow is minimalbut it can ow the drive over nument hill this morning. the other factor tay will be the wind. lopressure movg eastward across northn nemexi and highressure over wyomingill rk to funnel a gusty east-to-west wind right along the i-25ridor. th is especially true this morning, when the wind will be bling in the 15-25 mph ran withigher gusts. wind wilb

according to a report released by the d-c auditor's office today... d-c police officers do not use their firearms excessively... even when crime has increased. the report did however point out .... the department is not properly investigating use of force. d-c's police department voluntarily agreed to allow a justice department review back in 2001... after the deadliest big-city police force in the nation. the oversight led to a number of changes and ended in 2008. turning now to your forecast... it was another pleasant day outside, but the winds will pick up overnight. let's check in with storm team ten meteorologist jonathan kegges joins us now. jonathan... the sun was out in a more filtered variety as we were being grazed by a storm system that was sliding off of the east coast. a very weak system will slide through friday few stray flurries. tonight: partly cloudy and cool with lows around 30. friday: mostly sunny and cool. windy with temperatures in the low to mid 40s. friday night: mostly clear 20s. thaw as temperatures make a run for the mid 50

the c-d-c has issued a travel alert to pregnant women - warning them not to go to countries where the outbreak is occurring. local officials now urging residents to heed that warning... and promising to work with airlines and resorts to make sure a ruined vacation doesn't become a financial hardship. mangano says: "they along with their travel companion should get a full refund, and we're gonna submit legislation to make that a law here." the c-d-c says there are two potential candidates for a zika vaccine, and they're hoping to start clinical trials soon... but the vaccine won't be widely available for several years. in new york, laura ingle, fox news the southern nevada health districtthere have been no confirmed cases of the zika virus here in southern nevada . coming up -- is she the cutest baby in the country? you be the judge.. because you might some of the 'all new' stories we are working for fox5 news at ten. a robbery sparks a standoff that is moving into its sixth hour... placing area schools on lockdown... students-- being kept in classrooms for hours.. with no food... or a

the major blizzard that hit the east coast killed 28 across 12 states and d-c. abc's lana zak has more on the aftermath of the storm. this weekend's storm was one for the record books-- nats plows & capitol nearly 2 feet of snow in some areas of washington, dc nats gfx: it was the biggest storm ever in baltimore--at 29.2 inches gfx: and in new york's central park, a new 24-hour record-- with 26.8 inches of snow grinding to a halt all forms of travel.. nats well almost all forms... drivers on the pennsyvania turnpike were marooned for up to 30-hours creating a unique highway. nats and on the jersey shore...blocks of ice floated down flooded streets the snow continued to build threw out the weekend in virginia, and up and down snow too much for area roofs. even this ambulance was stuck nats this morning, the east coast will be digging-out... nats "a record amount of snow must be removed and when i say removed that doesn't mean that doesn't mean we can just push it into the street. it has to be lifted and taken away."and for many....there's at least one more snow d

many citys...like washington d-c, are still virtually shut down. in d-c, most schools and businesses, as well as the federal government, will be closed today. in new york, baltimore and other major cities...residents are being urged to stay inside, because travel conditions, are still very dangerous. we expect that with the temperature dropping tonight and every night this week that we will se continued slick and dangerous roadways, leave your car where it is. don't try to shovel it out today. unless you have an emergency or something truly urgent if you're wondering about snow totals...they are staggering. washington d-c got a foot and a half of snow. new york city got well over two feet. and glengary, west the biggest hit...with 42 inches of snow! that's 3 and a half feet... two star quarterbacks...dra fted 13 years apart, will square off in the super bowl. hear what cam newton and peyton manning have to say about the matchup. plus, we'll have a traffic conditions... this weekend...it's jeff has your forecast, next. "fox19 now never stops. take u