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a little bit in dallas. it's not there yet.this is in oklahoma, the texas panhandle pushing into the dallas area. those warnings are in effect. you can see snow across the texas panhandle. the worst of it will stay to the north of dallas in oklahoma and then pushing to the east. but you can see, sleet trying to push into portions of dallas on the west side of the city right there over the metroplex and oklahoma city going to see that snow, as well. some of the heavier snow also well to the north in cleveland and ohio valley with cincinnati getting a little bit of mixture this morning. temperatures still at 35 degrees. still a little cooler snow but we are going to see those temperatures fall throughout the day. this is going to push on out early this afternoon as we head into tonight and tomorrow. could see snow showers left on the east coast and then all be pushing out by monday afternoon. so, yep, dallas could get a little bit of snow today. we're also looking at some patchy fog across portions of the southeast very dense, le

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so we're back in dallas, texas. >> it is still about the writing, isn't it?r ones, and they bring in new ones -- >> new gorgeous people. >> gorgeous, hello. sends you right back to the gym and it is just amazing. >> speaking of the gym, you're in great shape. we're doing a whole week this week on body image. what do you think? we have been trying to talk about our insecurities and things that bother us. >> well, first of all, i googled myself. and i looked at my age, and i thought, are they kidding? i'm that old? >> you don't live that way. >> it is hysterical. i thought, i'm never going to do that again. i don't even look my age. i think that's just some number out there. so i think it is, like, energy. and i was born with a lot of energy. and i think once you have that, i feel blessed. and once you have that, i think, like, we were speaking earlier, you kind of at a certain age, you say, you know what, i don't really care about all this stuff. yes, we have some flaws. are we going to point them out to anybody? no. >> and the people that really love you alre

lauded for his turn in "dallas buyers club."king a different, longer road. >> how are you doing? >> reporter: and this is where it all began. >> i will see you there. >> when i saw "dazed and confused," that guy was a really fascinating, interesting actor and really popped on the screen. >> here, boy. >> reporter: but his career meandered a little through a decade or two in which mcconaughey became famous for taking his shirt off. >> i mean, listen, i liked "magic mike." don't get me wrong. but he's gone to another level. >> matthew mcconaughey has gone through the sort of matthew mcconnaissance as has been the term. >> reporter: get it? renaissance? mccon aissance? he's taken offbeat roles in offbeat movies. >> welcome to the dallas buyers club. >> reporter: his first nomination and he wants to win. >> so you're not one of these guys who says this doesn't matter? >> this is what i do. this is my career now. this is what i'm trying to be as good as i can be at. i'm trying to lower my handicap, to use a golf term. >> especially i

casey stiegel live in dallas with more. casey, why dallas this time?er: the mayor and former u.s. senator from texas say it is about time for big d to get this thing. part of the bid they will be submitting to the committee today talks about how dallas is centrally located, right in the middle of country, easy to access with a major airport here. lots of restaurants. lots of stuff to do outside of the convention, not to mention about 35,000 hotel rooms less than two miles from where the convention itself would take place here at american airlines center because a common complaint among delegates in years past, long commutes from their accommodations to the convention space. plus, dallas would also like to benefit from the millions and millions of dollars this would bring in. it's a wonderful economic boost and thank goodness people are willing to contribute to the host committee to bring all the venues accessible and it will be good for dallas. >> reporter: between all the delegates and media, it is estimated about 40,000 people converge on a city for

dallas will be cloudy. dallas, sunny, a high of 70.m usa added to its medal count on sunday and it was a good day for the americans on ice as well. >> reporter: good morning, anne-marie. guest american alpine skier won another medal on sunday. he's the best not just in u.s. history but olympic history. in fact, bode miller is holding the record. on sunday he won his sixth. he was one of two american medalists in the super-g. he tied for the bronze at 36. he's the old ef to win a meddle. his teammate andrew vibrik won. >> the pair won gold in vancouver. it concludes with a free dance later today. >>> and the usa wins to go on to the finals. they win, 5-1, over slovenia. the victory comes one day after beat russia in the shoot-out. after sunday's event let's take a look at the medalent netherla and u.s. tied for 16 and norway and canada are tied in third. each has 14 medals. anne-marie? >> listen. i heard you have some information about a very special medal some athletes will be taking home. >> reporter: that's right, anne-marie. in fact

coming up, car lovers at the dallas show discover what a $2 million price tag can buy.at's coming up on al jazeera america. i must begin my journey, which will cause me to miss the end of the game. the x1 entertainment operating system lets your watch live tv anywhere. can i watch it in butterfly valley? sure. can i watch it in glimmering lake? yep. here, too. what about the dark castle? you call that defense?! come on! [ female announcer ] watch live tv anywhere. the x1 entertainment operating system, only from xfinity. >> good morning and welcome to al jazeera america. i'm morgan radford live from new york city. and here are today's headlines. ukraine's president is refusing to resign saying he's the victim of a coup. his comments came a day after he left kiev but a short time ago the ukraine parliament voted to dismiss him average government rally has been occurring in caracas. president nicholas maduro wants to meet with united states after kicking out american diplomats. >>> many new cardinals are from south america and latin america. and the first cardinal from ha

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mixed in to your screen, let's zoom in over the peninsula, heavier showers over san mateo, except for dallas or the san mateo coast line. this area, really going to be favored to see some of the more moderate showers, the rain is is really going to start coming down after midnight tonight. here's a look at satellite radar picture, this is the first in a series of systems affecting us over the next few days. here's the tail end of it, it's going to move in to overnight and the commute, the rain will get heavy, dooent totals out of this, the future cast and look at the totals and snow in the sierras coming up. >> a weather coverage, what's happening, kron4's jeff bush is live where the ran rain has been on and off. jeff, how have the residents been reacting? >>reporter: they say the rain is a welcome sight, they're happy to finally see a change in the weather. the rain was slow to come in the early evening, but more of it could be seen as the night progressed. look, and you can see the streets were reflective and the city lights completed the picture of a more normal-looking winter in marin co

when i got dressed in a dallas cowboys -- in texas stadium, as an arizona cardinal, i walked into ther room, the visitor's locker room and i was in there as an arizona cardinal. rachel, i cried for about 30 minutes, sobbing tears. it was one of the worst experiences for me. >> what am i doing here? >> yeah. >> you had gone to the cardinals after your long cowboys career. >> after 13 years. i'm looking around like -- and i have this surreal moment, why am i here? what am i doing? this hurts too bad. and that's when i realized it was time for me to move on. that's when i knew the game had passed me by. >> smith had played 13 years in dallas before jumping to arizona for two seasons. and when he did quit football in five, he signed a one-day contract to retire as a cowboy. we'll have much more from him after the break, including why he's worried he might become the next ex-player suffering from dementia. you'll want to hear this. we use this board to compare car insurance rates side by side, so you get the same coverage, often for less. [ rattling ] that's one smart board. what else does

the same one that brought dallas the snow is actually moving over us right now. but the atmosphere just a little too dry. would not be surprised to see flurries down towards the south and east. that's about it. here is the next storm. this one coming to us this weekend. and this one will bring us some snow. i'm going to talk about who gets what. and just what you can expect this weekend. if you've got weekend plans, you don't want to miss this forecast. and again, this is just one in a series of storms in the forecast. >> thanks, doug. >>> tonight the police in waynesboro, virginia, say they are waiting to confirm the death of one of their own. reserve captain kevin quick who disappeared on friday. police source tell our affiliate in richmond that quick was shot and killed. his suv turned up in manassas on saturday. and this afternoon, police found what they believe to be quick's body northwest of richmond. neighbors there were stunned by that news. >> you don't see that out here. i mean, the past couple of months, we've really been put on the, you know, the mat

ice and snow will make driving treacherous from dallas to raleigh. rain in cities along the gulf coast. snow-covered roads across the rocky mountains. slick conditions for much of the west coast. >>> airport delays possible in houston, dallas, new orleans. >>> back to the news. a pair of devastating car crashes caused by drivers going to wrong way. >> a california woman charged with dui and manslaughter in one of those accidents. abc's bazi kanani has the grim details. >> what is he doing? >> reporter: a driver in such disbelief -- >> am i being -- right now? >> reporter: she pulls out her cell phone to record an suv swerving through oncoming traffic on interstate 275 in tampa, florida. in a few more seconds, it ends horrifically. the wrong-way driver dying after slamming head on into a car of college kids. four fraternity brothers also killed instantly. here in california, less than three hours later, a driver went past these warning signs on to the pomona freeway. three vehicles mangled. six dead. a wreck so bad, investigators still don't know whic

. >> jimmy: "dallas buyers club." >> hi, it's my yaya. i'm talking ability the movie dallas club, okay? it's good movie. matthew mcconaughey, he's a strong guy and he's good actor. the doctor tells him they have aids. you sleep with anyone, you tell them you stupid, you crazy? i don't do that. and he lose weight for the movie. and he's good actor. you know? i don't know how he lose weight, this guy. he's very strong. you know? i can only lose like maybe five, ten pound. he lose like almost 40 pound, this guy. he's very strong. and i got picture with him. i shot the picture. and the movie play right now in theatre. go watch it. it's good movie. it's behind me. the guy who lose weight and he's good actor and good star. and the movie very good. believe me. okay? >> jimmy: thank you, yaya. he's gone already? he left? well, thank you wherever you are. all right, we need to take a break. when we come back, i'm going to update you on the status of the rainbow loom suit children across the country have been making for me. plus matthew mcconaughey

in the acting category. >> mcconaughey for "dallas buyers club." >> all right.ng. >> really, really. >> a black suit with a bow tie. >> we'll be on the red carpet. jess, tyson, beckford, lara and i starting oscar sunday at 7:00 p.m., 4 pacific followed by the oscars with ellen degeneres right here on abc and we'll have everything oscar on monday from fashion to parties, "gma's" ultimate oscar party. are you ready? i have to bend over thinking of all we'll be doing. >> it's going to be great. >> he will london is going to be i'm really excited about it. ellen is going to be great, too. time now for a final check of the weather nearby here in glendora is ginger. how is it going outside right now, ging? >> well, robin, the answer is i'm soaked. that's like liquid gold for so much of california. we're concerned about the timing and how quickly some of the rain is going to come. but of course it has not just been a headline of the rain on the west, it's been snow for ever and ever and i wanted to start with a twitter phototo give you an idea of what's happening in th

joven de 19 años que anoche fue blanco de las balas en san francisco, esto obligó al cierre temporal dallasusca a un joven de aproximadamente 20 años que huyó del lugar de los hechos. >>> se busca identificar la identidad de una mujer que fue encontraada muerte en las afueras del parque redwood. >>> en san leandro alertan a los residentes por dos personas que se hacen pasar por empleados de servicios públicos, y atracaron dos viviendas los sospechosos serían un hombre y una mujer. >>> alguen en san leandro engaña a ls personas para quitarle su dinero, la policía recuerda al público que jamás llaman a las personas para alertarlas de un posible arresto. >>> la policía de fairfield busca a un ... las autoridades encuentran sin pistas y piden que quien tenga información del caso, que se ponga en contacto con la policía para dar con los presuntos responsable . >>> le pedimos a la gente que vio que eviten y que la persona quehizo esto, él o ella, vuelvan a dañar otra familia y quitarle la vida a una jovencita de 16 años. >>> el homicidio continúa bajo investigación de la policía. >>> en otra info

casey stiegel live in dallas with more on that. casey?rter: jon, i give you a hint what city that is, the one i'm sitting in, dallas the big-d. , wants a slice of the pie. seven other cities that are vying to host the republican 2016 national convention. look at other cities that already submitted the bids, paperwork in. vegas, phoenix, denver, kansas city, three sis in ohio, columbus, cincinnati and cleveland. well the committee here in dallas believes texas is the perfect spot because it is centrally located. dallas has a major airport not to mention 35,000 hotel rooms within two miles of the convention site which would be at the american airlines center. it is estimated that the convention would bring about 40,000 people to the winning city, translating into millions of dollars of major economic boost obviously. and while the lone star state is very red, a former republican u.s. senator from texas, who is working on the dallas bid says, it is really not about party lines. >> you want democrats and republicans and independents and it's

direct flights from dallas to midway airport will begin october 13th. seven dominick's locations. whole foods will announce more information february 12th, when first quarter earnings areas of now, we know the locations are in chicago and the suburbs. west loop, streeterville, lincoln park, edgewater willowbrook, evanston and elmhurst. with the dominick's acquisitions, whole foods will have 28 stores in the chicago area by next year. time for sports. joakim noah had a streak of 18 games with double- digit rebounds, but his anger did not allow him to make it to 19. the bulls halfway through their road trip with a stop in sacramento. bulls down three early... damarcus cousins posts up on taj gibson, and powers his way inside for the dunk... he scored a game- high 25 points. bulls still down in the third when noah gets called for a loose ball foul... he disagrees with the call and promptly lets the referees know it with some colorful language. he gets ejected, and could face further discipline from the league. noah has apologized, but the bulls score a season- low and lose 99-70. pat

. >> around 2002, the real estate market in the dallas/ft. worth area of texas was booming, and david nixon made a fortune. >> he had a very big personality. he was always smiling. he was always happy. he liked nice things, nice clothes, nice cars, nice women. >> nixon primarily sold real estate in grapevine, texas, just outside dallas/ft. worth. >> it's a very vibrant city, very suburban. there is some money here, but the main focus is the lake. people want to live by it and have very nice homes around it. >> but david's idyllic life started to unravel one sunday night when his ex-wife walked into police headquarters to report him missing. she said he didn't show up for a dinner meeting with their 10-year-old son that evening, which was very unusual. she said he wasn't returning telephone calls either. >> david nixon was a great father who kept in contact with his son, even though he was divorced from his wife, and would constantly keep in contact with him. >> i can't really put my finger on anything. i just have a gut feeling that there's s

today the women's ice hockey team tries to improve 2-0 with a of our dallas stave kgtv says more weathered that way. >> this is how it starts in the deep south going into the workweek. snow along the i-40 corridor from nashville down to little rock and from shreveport over to birmingham, the i-20 corridor, an icy mix. monday, tuesday, wednesday, getting into the carolinas. it's got to do with the arctic cold air that's made its way almost to the gulf coast and the low front along the pressure system is going to take the moisture and bring it to the top. never a good scenario in january and february where you have this going on and the winter watches are extended all the way across the deep south because of this scenario. now, as far as snowfall totals, we're looking at maybe 2 to 4 inches of snow across mississippi and alabama and heavier mounts into the carolinas, but not only are they dealing with snow. they're going to deal with ice, maybe enough to bring down power lines. by the way, by the time we get into thursday and friday, these areas will be into the 60s. even warmer weather by

they activated ice-force level one in dallas today which launched a fleet of trucks to sand slippery roads. in this winter of strange and severe weather, even central texas got a rare snowfall. more than half a million homes and businesses are still without power in the northeast. the average low temperature in the continental u.s. today was 11 degrees, the lowest of the season. and in the west, there is a hopeful sign of a possible break in the historic drought. we have a series of reports on the severe weather, and first we're going to go to chip reid in pennsylvania where many foablgs are spending another night in the dark. chip. >> reporter: they certainly are, scott. and here's what caused a lot of this problem. this may look like snow, but it's really not. it is ice, hard, heavy ice. and that hard, heavy ice stuck to the branches of trees, even big, healthy ones like this one, and brought them down, and when the trees came down, so did the power lines. in southeastern pennsylvania, thousands of power crews, some from as far away as arkansas, are working around the clock to rest

could you describe how, here in dallas, 50 years ago, jfk was shot in the city. what do you remember about jackie kennedy? roberts in my class at e. lee high school. i was in a philosophy class and you had to have certain scores and grades to be able to take. it was just one class that a history professor taught. us thatin and told president kennedy had been shot. i went home from lunch that day and i went home to where my parents were. i was with them then. after that, the funeral that followed, i remember just lying on the couch with my mother and that.nd we were watching i was amazed, really, at her strength. she was very young, really young. i think she was only 32, if i am not mistaken. she really had such strength. not only did she have the strength to be able to withstand it with such race and poise -- grace and poise, but she was also able to plan a state dinner after the most unexpected thing that could ever happen to a first lady, in a way. i think our whole country was so beautifully and so memorably land that i think it helped in a lot of ways, everyo

so we could see the potential for icing in the dallas-ft. area all along the mississippi river valley up towards the southeast. i am very concerned about atlanta. you could have accumulating ice of over half an inch on the roads and power lines. they're doing the right thing by telling the city it's going to shut down tuesday indiand wedne. no school, state of emergency. so winter weather advisories, including a freezing rain advisory for dallas. i think we're going to see ice storm warnings all along the southeast coast up to the mid-atlantic over the next couple days. this is just one of the computer models. it doesn't show the icing. i want to stress in and around this area potential for accumulating ice up towards the carolinas. west of that icing line, we could see some accumulating snow. atlanta, georgia, you are a perfect setup right now for a significant ice storm for tuesday and wednesday. then we will watch this develop for the northeast on thursday. >> wow. i think it's just going to be winter forever. >> it might. >> it seems lik

bush presidential center in dallas texas.his is one hour and 20 minutes. >> what was your initial reaction the first time your husband said, i think i am going to run for president? >> i cannot remember exactly what my initial reaction was. i think it was a little bit slower than saying, all of a sudden, i am going to run for president. he was governor. he had been governor for one term and reelected. slowly, i think we both started talking about it. he talked about it and other people were talking to him about it. and i knew what it was like. i knew already what it would be like to run for president. i knew what it would be like to live in the white house. george and i had an advantage that only one other family has had so far, the john quincy adams family, we have seen somebody we loved in that office and we visited them very often. we lived in washington, in fact, in 1986, or 1987, rather, to work on resident bush's -- president bush's campaign. they still had time to benefit -- to babysit barbara and jenna on saturday nig

dallas with the camera rushes observe, you can't see where he is.ually you see his hand. >> [ bleep ]. i'm okay. >> he's okay. he's a little shaken up. >> from the snow to the skies, these guys paragliding in albany, western australia. watch the one guy you see ahead of the person with the camera here. this guy loses control and crashes on the side of this mountain. you can see it's rocky. this guy that we're riding with here in the paraglider is concerned. he gets close to the guy. >> hey. >> you can hear him are you oka? he wasn't. a bad crash. he frauctured his pelvic bone ad ribs. three hours to get rescue on the mountain, which is terrible. look where he is. the helicopter team had to pluck him out, but not after serious injuries. not life threatening. >> all right, everybody. let's make it a great monday and give away an ipad mini. >> you've got to be 18 years old, a u.s. resident, and you have to have the buzzword. >> enter on our facebook page if you're using a mobile phone or tablet, go to the first app. >> monday buzzword, adorable. >> get

there was no cuts. >> on the night of darrell north's murder, the dallas/ft.a was hit with a driving rainstorm causing flash floods and power outages. the storm was so bad, darrell sent his construction crew home early. but he stayed behind because he had a 5:00 p.m. appointment with curtis pope. they were going to discuss quality problems with the swimming pool pope was installing at the hotel. pope was having financial problems, his company was headed towards bankruptcy, and darrell north was his only large client, although it's unclear whether darrell knew this. no one knows what the two men said to each other. but prosecutors believe curtis pope snapped and attacked darrell with a knife. darrell was caught off guard, and struck pope in the face with a paper punch, causing the nosebleed. pope stabbed darrell over 40 times. as he lay dying on the floor, a drop of blood from pope's nose fell on to darrell's pants. >> there's no way he could have explained how his blood was dripped on to darrell north's pants. >> we knew we had eliminated any possible innocent

. >> traffic moving at about 10 to 15 miles per hour downtown dallas. that is where we are seeing the worst conditions. >> what hurts chris christie may help someone else. >> a big beneficiary of chris christie's trouble. >> scott walker at a fund raiser in dallas tuesday. >> i think jeb is much more likely to run than people thought. >> if the republican candidate is standing next to chris christie, his troubles become your troubles. >> putting this distance between themselves and chris christie, smart move. >> republican candidates and elected officials won't taouch him with a 250-mile pole. >> everybody in texas will be on my bandwagon. >> they sold a lot of tickets for the titanic too. >> chris christie has relinquished his powers at home and is testing his power nationwide. the governor is seizing the chance to put about eight state, the appalachians, and the mississippi river in between him and bridgegate, jetting off to dallas, texas, to raise money for his fellow republicans. while christie is out of state, the governor temporarily ceases to hol

"dallas buyers club" actor matthew mcconaughey brushes off his front-runner status. >> getting it made is a minor miracle. is being shown on it. it is translated, communicated to the people. it has become personal with people. that is something i'm very proud of. >> terrific. aronhile director alfonso cu has won every award so far for ," if youon "gravity expect that trend to change. >> i don't think so much about it. i just take it one day at a time. it is a celebration. i'm going to have fun, no matter what. >> still, the oscars sometimes deliver surprises and even the odd shock. on sunday, predictions will become irrelevant as millions watched across the globe to see who will take home a coveted statuette. it's not looking so glamorous behind you now. how are those preparations going for the big night? >> they are going pretty well. that has beennt months in the planning now in the last couple of days. calm -- the air is one of not quite frenzied organization here. hundreds will be covering the ceremony while the stars are there prepping their nomination and winners speeches in case

nearly 300 flights have been canceled at dallas ft.ternational airport already and i know that a lot of you there are bracing for some pretty bad weather later in the day. jennifer grey coming to us now she is in our winter storm warning or she's there with the winter storm warning, i guess i should say. is there snow expected there? >> a little bit. not much. we're talking about possible sleet, as well. a tenth of an inch possible in the dallas ft. worth area. we have winter weather advisories and winter storm warnings in effect and also ice storm warnings right there in southern oklahoma. could be a little bit of an active day. right now things are starting to get fired up and you can see snow coming down in the panhandle and zoom in a little closer to dallas and right now just a very cold rain. we are picking up some of that sleet, freezing rain possibly just north of i-20 on the west side of dallas in ft. worth. most of the snow is to the north in the ohio valley, cleveland, indianapolis, getting some of that. cincinnati a cold rai

dallas will be cloudy. a high of 70. >>> at the winter olympics in russia, team usa added to its medal count on sunday, and it was a good day on the ice for the americans as well. alphonso van marsh is in sochi with more. good morning, alphonso. >> reporter: good morning, anne-marie. the best american alpine skier won another medal on sunday. he's the best not just in u.s. history but olympic history. in fact, bode miller is holding the record with five olympic medals. on sunday he won his sixth. he was one of two american medalists in the super-g. miller tied for the bronze at 36. he's the oldest alpine skier to win a medal. his teammate won also. the ware won gold in vancouver. the ice dancing competition concludes with a free dance later today. >>> and the usa wins to go on to the finals. phil kessel scores a hat trick. they win, 5-1, over slovenia. the victory comes one day after beat russia in the shoot-out. after sunday's event let's take a look at the medal count. the netherlands is in the lead with

we have it all covered, including richard fisher, the head of the dallas fed. how will the fed react to what we see on the screen. "after the bell" starts right now. liz: in a quick bit of breaking news, herbalife is jumping now by 6%. charlie gasparino was just on a few minutes ago, david. it had been up only 1%. david: right. liz: so that stock is in play as we go to the closing bell. let's break down today's action. jeff duncan, duncan management ceo and founder where he will put money now in this sort of uncertain atmosphere. pete lang, lang capital management, why it is time to reallocate our allocations. i'm sure he was doing it last week. chris gersch in the pits of the cme, nicole on the floor of the nyse. we begin with chris gersch. the morning started on a very bad foot, ism, institute for supply management manufacturing index fell precipitously, still in growth mode, not contraction but was that honestly enough to give us a 300-point loss. >> it was. what that meant to the occur currency markets and bond markets here in chicago. all of sudden everyon

avoid the roads, folks. >>> snow also a problem near dallas.as, where the roads are icy this morning. about an inch of snow fell on thursday. some school districts are closed today. airlines are trying to get back on track at dfw airport, one of the nation's busiest. >>> officials near philadelphia are promising the power should be back on by tonight for the some 300,000 customers still in the dark after wednesday's snow and ice storm took down trees, power lines throughout the philadelphia suburbs, really causing huge problems down there. chad myers keeping an eye on that and the forecast for this morning, for the weekend. he's watching it all. chad? >> you know, you talk about portland and how ugly the snow was, and really, it's difficult to drive it, but the people of the west need the snow and need the rain. >> yeah, they do, they do. >> we'll get to that in a bit. it is cold across the northeast. 1 below in albany. these are not windchills. 19 in state college this morning. cold down south, 18 nashville, 29 in atlanta, and that's cold for

and to the west, a dangerous situation on the roads means big trouble in dallas. >>> preventing strokes. the new guidelines just released specifically for women to cut the risk and save a lot of lives. >>> the contenders. our look at some of the americans to watch at these games. tonight, the veterans, rookies, and the potential for some new stars. >>> and tonight is the night we say good-bye to one of our own stars. "nightly news" begins now. >>> good evening on what is the eve of the opening ceremony for these winter olympics. in fact, some of the competition is already under way here, and here in sochi, it is readily apparent that russia is already the new record holder for the most responsive olympic games at somewhere north of 50 billion, and also the most heavily defended. and for those americans lucky enough to have tickets to events here, those who have decided to brave it and make the trip, and now there is something else to worry about. the tsa is now banning certain items on flights on u.s. air carriers that are en route here. and like so many post-9/11 scarce, this is based

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. >>> a dallas firefighter died today after falling off an overpass.he 40-year-old was working on an accident on an icy overpass at the time of the fall. it's not clear whether the ice was a factor or whether the firefighter was hit by a car. the victim worked in southwest dallas and was a 14-year veteran of the fire department. >>> georgia governor nathan deal says his state will be ready this time as the south braces for another winter storm. yesterday salt trucks began pretreating major highways hoping to keep them in decent shape. two weeks a go a snow and ice storm brought 2" of snow to the area. hundreds were stranded because of bad roads. it's hard to believe that 2" of snow will do that. if you are not prepared and don't pretreat the roads -- >> and all the ice on the roads. it made it slick and paralyzed the area. a lot of people were upset. >> oh, yeah. >> so they are trying to get it right this time. >>> looks like we have some changes coming our way. the rain track is moved to the north a bit but all that rain left behind from the recent st

from dallas/ft. worth all the way up to new england, we have a wide swath of ice storm warnings from atlanta into south carolina. and this winter storm watch and warnings all the way up into new england. here's what we have setting up. basically, we've look looking at low pressure developing along the stationary front. both double barrel low in the gulf and cold out of the north. and along that battle line, we're seeing ice already. south carolina, some places already picking up a third of an inch of ice. this ice mixture will continue. so here is what we're looking for as far as accumulations. and this is critical. look at this between atlanta and macon, up to 2 inches of ice. it extends all the way down through central georgia on into the carolinas. continues up into south carolina. this is going to cause power outages, major airport delays. we're telling people stay off the roads. as the system continues up the coast, if you look at this blue line in the futurecast, that's the rain/snow line, the

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. >> well, there was an amish farmer who created a buying group very similar to the dallas buyers club for whole milk. it's illegal to sell raw milk in pennsylvania. not legal to take it across the border. he had customers in maryland. the federal government attacked his farm in order to stop him. if you the look at the dallas buyers club, which is up for the oscars this coming sunday, the whole point of the movie is, here's a guy who is about to die who wants to take some vitamins who is told by the fda he can't take them because they might be dangerous for his health and this is -- the government has raw power that is different than just advice. recently some idiot at the fda decided that memolet cheese is inappropriate. there's no cases of bad health. that french cheese is no longer allow in the united states. >> no, the kind of nutrition policies that the first lady is working on are things that most parents want and applaud her for. getting junk food out of schools. over the last two years, there have been more improvements to the nutritional quality of the school lunch program th

. >> earlier in the week, it was chicago and dallas which is a big hub for american airlines and dallasnd united airlines and chicago. today, yesterday, and into tomorrow. charlotte had a majority of flights canceled. those airlines have been hit really hard. it will not get better tonight. it will continue until tomorrow. basically, everywhere from d.c. all the way up to new england including new york city, philadelphia. we have seen thousands of flight cancellations today, yesterday and that could get much higher as it starts to hit these dense parts of the country weekly. >> can you just explain a little bit about how the airlines deal with this because they have planes that are in all the wrong places that are not going to be able to get people where they want to go. what kind of plans do they have in place? >> it seems there are two or three different models in terms of managing such flight delays. a couple of them have the ability to use the automation system canceled numerous flights. knowing what the weather conditions will be. able to avoid the crew being stranded in rough plac

their dallas flight was rain delayed. >> that's a minor delay, minor setback for a major comeback. >> reporter: folks i talked to were smiling when they told me -- >> i'm cancelled. >> reporter: erica plummer came to san francisco to interview this job applicant, and now she's stuck. >> my phone buzzed. i got a call from alaska airlines with an automated message your flight has cancelled and it will now be departing from san jose. >> by 1:00 this afternoon there were 111 cancellations and countless delays. the duty manager expects things to get worse. meanwhile, in palo alto, things could have been worse for this family. a huge water-logged tree came crashing down in the street just missing their home. >> my wife was saying the tree has gone down, i said no, no way, but then when you walked out and you saw it and you said oh, my gosh, just thank goodness that it fell into the street and not into the house. >> reporter: i'm told there are not a lot of problems to speak of at oakland international or san jose international, but if you have planned to fly out of sfo you should call ahead

. >>> breaking news out of the dallas area, those icy roads have claimed the lives of at least two people. a firefighter dying last night after he fell from a slippery overpass onto an interstate below. >> fire crews were responding to several crashes when the fatal accident happened. earlier in the day, a 16-year-old boy died when he lost control of his pickup truck because of slippery conditions. >>> and now to the winter olympics where there are hardly winter-like conditions today. in fact, temperatures in sochi are well above most of those across the storm zone we just told you about. >> athletes complaining about the conditions. some even questioning the safety. the competition rolls on as abc's kirit radia reports from moscow. >> reporter: what a day for 29-year-old julia mancuso. the american took the bronze medal in the women's super combined despite less than ideal conditions due to a warm day on the slopes. mancuso dominated the downhill and in the slalom she finished strong enough to win her fourth ever olympic medal. >> i really knew i had a long shot after the downhill. slalo

they were in dallas taking on the mavericks. there goes james. that's worth another look.wade back from a bad foot after missing two games. got it to wade there and then -- got it to james there and james again for three. ties it at 83. he had 10 points on a 14-0 run that helped miami establish control. 42 points for james. heat win it. oklahoma city next for them. >>> now the scholar athletes. villanova and providence. jay wright coming off a tough loss against creighton looking for a win against providence. ladontae henton, oh, with a guy the way the camera, still made that shot, his first shot of the game. bryce cotton, this is good. 45 seconds to go in the o.t. extra special and fancy, puts that home. now seven seconds left. tied at 79. ryan arcidiacono -- his friends just call him ryan. he would make the free throw. 'nova up 3. providence, great set play, henton is get and go. villanova wins this thing, 82-79 and now we go back to news and weather. >> yeah. >> that's all we have. >> laying out. >> hope it was worth it. >> guys, thanks. >> thanks, guys. >>> now an insp