because the weather could be -- >> a bit dicey at times. >> it is 50/50 year to year. >> really dicey this time of year. we have changes coming our way. but for this evening, really we're going to have a nice afternoon. out at frenchy's 67 degrees. don't expect to see a lot of sunshine. the clouds will be staying with us as those rain chances will at lakewood ranch, 75 degrees currently. a lot of us did make it into the 70s this afternoon. you can see the extra clouds in this location as well. for the rest of this evening what to expect. temperatures just slowly falling back for as the clouds will continue to increase. then as we head into the overnight hours, rain and storm chances begin to go up as we head toward sunrise tomorrow morning. so for the morning commute we're looking at some pretty good rain chances already into the forecast. temperatures mild in the mid- 60s but really we're talking about the storms for tomorrow. that's the big story. here's a look at what we're expecting. we'll break it down for you. when will the rain begin. it starts up tomorrow morning for the most

. >> backdating was a dicey game and it landed several executives in jail for fraud, but it became a frequent practice of apple under jobs. yet, despite job's long history with backdating, apple's own investigation, led by al gore, absolved jobs of any wrongdoing. >> their conclusive was that steve jobs didn't appreciate the accounting implications of the issue. >> i know you're not an accountant, but do you have an understanding of what generally accounted principles are? >> not really. >> jobs' accounting would be challenged by his own cfo, fred anderson. a hero during apple's comeback, anderson was one executive who took the fall for backdating. >> as apple's chief financial officer, you had overall

. >> backdating was a dicey game and it landed several executives in jail r fraud, but it became a frequent practice of apple under jobs. yet, despite job's long history with backdating, apple's own investigation, led by al gore, absolved jobs of any wrongdoing. >> their conclusion was that steve jobs didn't appreciate the accounting implications of the issue. >> i know you're not an accountant, but do you have an understanding of what generally accepted accounting principles are? >> not really. >> jobs' accounting would be challenged by his own cfo, fred anderson. a hero during apple's comeback, anderson was one executive who took the fall for backdating. >> as apple's chief financial officer, you had overall responsibility to ensure that the company complied with all financial reporting requirements, true? >> on advice of counsel, i decline to answer based on my fifth amendment rights. >> when the s.e.c. investigated. apple effectively threw anderson under the bus. he was forced to resign from apple's board and to pay $3.6 million in penalties. but in a very unusual statement, anderson's

so santa cruz mountains that could be a little dicey.o half moon bay to san francisco and over to oakland. over to san ramon and the east bay. it makes it just about oakland to san francisco, the golden gate bridge north of that not as much. there will not be too many long breaks from rain. a series of systems continue to be lined up. there's discrepancy after about thursday. temperatures have come up and so has the breeze. it's roaring up from the south so it's not out of the west of northwest yet. if it does it turns briefly and comes back to the south. it's a very favorable pattern for us. but it could be a little dicey for the morning commute. heavy at times and also the wind has cranked up. 50s on the temperatures. temperatures are stuck here for a while. i haven't changed anything for seven days. on the rain today, tomorrow, and into thursday, looks like a break friday into saturday and maybe more rain on sunday. i'll deal with it after sunday. >> at least it's not a freezing rain. >> it feels warm outside compared to christmas. >>

tonight will be a dicey night for baltimore into washington dc. forecasting at least 2 feet of snow in that area. across our board we are seeing temperatures slightly warmer this morning at the airport. currently 26 degrees. the thermometer is only going to up towards a few clicks as we head into the rest of the day. upper 20s to lower 30s. what we're dealing with is rare here, lake effect snow moving backwards across cuyahoga county into lorraine. all the way into sandusky. it is moving out quickly and you can see the area of low pressure is large and in charge into the pittsburgh area and lots of snowfall. the energy of the low pressure is moving towards the coast but transitioning to peers snowfall . closer to home, will see a pic of sunshine as we head into the 5:00 our but the highs only into the mid-20s. >>> right now people are finding that safe spot they are familiar with and preparing for the long haul. cities getting hit the hardest, washington dc, baltimore, and could get more than 2 feet of snow. places like on the fringes in kentucky,

-- are still a little dicey. 63 miles per hour from the 275 thomas. five minutes up to the daniel re still seeing pretty clear conditions. the rams and bridges-- ramps and bridges, there is the potential for slick spots. you' re seeing a closer because of icy conditions. lisa and mark? lisa: thank you. plenty of winners and losers at last night' s golden globe mark: we will tell you who got a standing ovation for their performance. lisa: and a local watch party for last night' s awards show. what movie they were routing for and its connection to the queen city. stay with us. 5:19 again! r again! again! again! again? again! again! general mills is removing artificial flavors and colors from our cereals. so you can love cereal... mark: good morning. be careful. some icy spots out there. delays and closings on the bottom of your screen. lisa: the golden globes have wrapped up, after honoring the year' s best in movies and tv. mark: there were some obvious winners as well as some surprises. kyla: and with all the winners, there was plenty of excitement to

. >> amy: a dicey friday. >> john: welcome. i am john brown. >> amy: i'm amy kaufeldt. >>> we're following this breaking news. authorities across the state are searching for this little boy from sanford. he's 11 years old. we'll have the latest on where he was last seen and clues that could help to bring him home. >> john: troopers on the scene of a deadly motorcycle crash. >> amy: a weather alert. the radar is lit up this morning. look at that. my goodness, the panhandle is a real mess. the folks in georgia are we're heading to jayme king. >> jayme: showers since 4:00 a.m. you see this cluster of heavier stuff slowly gelling together, and wants to likely get in crossing through the peninsula and maybe indian river. don't think we find anything severe. it'll rain pretty darn good. and the potential for it back through here. i've been monitoring this line. a little bit of a twist and turn. and that's indicative of the energy we have, and who we call the spin in the local atmosphere. it could bring in rotating thunderstorms in th

when does it get a little dicey for us? >> 11:00 tomorrow. 11 a.m. >> so we've got tonight to be >> warm? >> hang out. i'm worried a little bit about 11:00 tomorrow morning. right now, we're doing great. this is a fire where the smoke plumes showed up. that's a controlled burn. the big news is back out west. a pocket of low pressure is cranking and this pink you see mixed in there, that is freezing rain, just north of little rock. it's going to be a huge winter storm for everyone up north. what it's going to be for you is a cold front that drives in here tomorrow midday. right now, it's hard to beat. temperatures in the 60's. on-the-town forecast sliding to 58 by 11:00. i'll be right back to pinpoint the arrival of the storms for you. >> news 6 is on the road again, pinpointing weather down to the street level with meteorologist candace campos. candace is going around central florida tonight, started in titusville and headed west. now she's in gotha in orange county. it warmed up pretty nicely today, the sun. i can see behi

so things can still ab little icy as well as dicey. so dry and quiet right now but across sections of the midwest there is a little disturbance that can move in our direction tomorrow afternoon and evening with maybe a shower or a sleet pellet. we'll have the timing of that and more on this warmup when i come indoors. back to you. >> thank you very much, scott. philly's 311 line now taking your calls if you're stuck in the snow and need to get plowed out. city officials say dial 311 with non-snow emergencies to keep the actual emergency lines open. i'm hearing it takes about at least 20 minutes to get to an operator be patient. the center is open until midnight. >>> two days after the blizzard of 2016, crews are still working around the clock clearing all that snow from city streets some of that snow ending up here sky fox over broad and washington in south philadelphia. crews are piling the snow up there and they will letter dump it into melting machines. work is not over yet. a lot of cities on the smaller side streets still covered

once you get off germantown road, things get dicey. neighborhood roads and parking lots into businesses that are open are no longer navigable. we hit that level of snowfall. there's a storm operation center that closely monitors germantown road and other major arteries. the storm operation center is in gaithersburg, the highway services, the department of transportation, the tree cutting contractors are watching the conditions of the major roads throughout the county. usually up county is the problem. this one is different in so many ways. it is pervasive, heavy snow and wind corner to coroner montgomery county. live in germantown this morning. scott macfarlane, news 4. >> thank you, scott. and soon enough visibility will be a huge problem out that way. stay safe and as scott reminded everyone, it is the side streets that are really bad already. he said just off of germantown road, things get dicey. >> where he was walking it was clear but, again, the sidewalks piled up. some folks tell the difference between the curb and where the str

ponding and pooling on the roadways for the morning commute that will be dicey. you got mornings at high tide to create flooding along the coastal areas. and also coastal flood advisory in effect for parts of san francisco out by the marina district for the high tide, the surf and the rain moving in here. so is this a huge flood watch? no. it is precautionary and exactly what you would expect with the storms. we get hit tomorrow morning with a strong storm that will affect the commute. we will lay out the timeline when the heaviest rain will be and when it will pass. >>> the rain over the past 24 hours has kept maintenance crews busy as they keep streets from flooding. rob roth is on the great highway in san francisco where flooding has been a problem. rob. >> reporter: right. here in san francisco raining on and off most of the day. right now it is clear. we are on the great highway that you can see is close the between lincoln and sloot. we saw water pulling up along the roadway and to prehaven't hydroplaning the highway is closed and drivers have to come aroun

least some of us in the midlands, yeah, we're going to see freezing rain, and it will get a little dicey for a while. south of that, it will be all rain. it's all about where that line is. all the specifics coming up. and the winter weather headed our way, black ice could be an issue, making road conditions dangerous for drivers. tonight, what's being done to keep you safe. >> plus this weekend wasn't expected to be big at the box office, and the winter storm is not helping, but there are a few newcomers headed to the theaters. abc columbia news at 11 starts right now. >> live from main and gervais, abc columbia news at 11. >> good evening. i'm ben hoover. >> and i'm alicia barnes. we begin with the weather a winter system could bring freezing rain to some parts of the state. >> chief meteorologist john farley joins us. you say it's not cold enough to freeze yet. >> not yet. morning is when we're going to get that colder air that's going to spill in from the northeast, and that's going to flip things around at least for a while. now let's show you what's happening. here is the rain movin

as the snow comes down to watch yourself on the rampo it was a little dicey. mrs. on the east side to 71 at mayfield.d. local and express. you have to for extra travel times for sure. i cannot say that this is open. chester still close between 40 to 55th. the downtown area many people admit they were hoping it would skip. the entire area is expected to get at least some snow with measurable amounts of lake affect and like chiapas and ashtabula counties sister shouldld be careful and expect deteriorating disability and road conditions during tuesday morning's commute. if the road went looks what it could be easy. remember that.ksat oh .-dot says check your tires tire pressure also for your gas tank in windchill wiper fluid pump water and snacks w just in breaks down or get stuck in we have complete coverage on our website there c you can find full forecast with any true or morning.th for people are dead after house explosion the fire department was called to the scene on sky haven drive after 830 p.m. their phone together in the fronton of the home the father's was

at this time of the morning, things always get a little dicey. eastbound and westbound i-4 looking good. for more head to fox35orlando.com. >> john: time to look at your trending online headlines. >> amy: for that, let's get over to luanne sorrell. >> reporter: good morning to you both. your first headline from fox news. it reads, repair man fixes military wife avenues broken furnace for 1 dollar. when bridget stevens furnace would pay to fix it. her husband is serving in the military and chef lives in pennsylvania with her two boys. and the bill which would have about $150 was only 1 dollar. the repair man called it the deployment discount. he said that the dollar was just a joke. asked bridget to thank her husband for his service. isn't that what great story? >> amy: i love that one. >> reporter: and this url will crash your iphone. the lesson is watch what you tap. people have been sending around this link. telling people to click on it as a prank. it's not fun. it crashes your phone. the website is called crash safari.com. people with iphone

it could be dicey tomorrow morning. brooks will give us a look straight ahead. >> am the first debate of the year for republicans. what makes this one different than some of the ones we've seen in the past. let's go to brooks and talk about the weather. >> the action is down to the and good morning. we hope you're having a good start to your thursday morning. upper 40s and low 50s. we can handle that. that's typical for this time of the year. in 30s in alachua and marion, today no rain. tonight the rain approaches. and tomorrow morning. the storm system in the bottom through. we could have strong, squallly thunderstorms and the possibility of severe weather. we'll detail that in full coming up. today, partly to mostly cloudy skies. northeast winds off the atlantic ocean. here's gina with traffic. >> gina: >> gina: . flagler, at i-95 southbound there's debris in the roadway. use caution in the roadway. i am told that the right shoulder is blocked. we have this crash at science drive at alafaya trail. not causing signific

when you get off of the main roads, it can get pretty dicey as well. here is edwards mill and ready creek if you are planning on heading out to the canes game tonight which is being played starting at 7:00. you may encounter this. have some lanes passable here on edwards mill but you've got a lot of slush in the middle of the roads as well. notice the stoplights here swinging in the wind. it is rather breezy out there. keep that in mind. a number of accidents slowing up on the live commute map. also some patches of red here and there. the colors not as indicative as they would normally be because traffic volume is so low. if you don't have to be outside, out driving today, university stay home, let the dot crews do their work an hopefully get ahead of the back to you. >> thank you. >>> we have abeen showing you conditions in our area all day roxboro in person county in fact received the most snow. in this video, you see the red pickup truck on the top of your screen losing some traction coming around a corner. shows you how slick the roads are today. a

@will was telling you how it was @dicey and now it's open. @you can see how the roads @cleared out at chagrin @boulevard. @this is the live picture. @this was a time lapse of 271. @you want to give yourself track @time this morning. @wehave slow traffic on i71 @north. @if you usually get on i71 north @from west 25th, we're seeing @that west 25th street ramp, it @was blocked because of a @spinout, but it looks like @traffic is now getting by. @john and lynna, back to you. @>> time is 6:20. @it i peers to be the delivery @of the future. @we're talking about drones. @when google says your next @order could be dropping from @the sky. @>> 6:20. @really a fabulous looking @picture from your window. @we're calling it winter trees. @they may be bare, but they sure @look pretty in this shot. @thank you for all your pictures @that you've been posting on @social media this morning too. @we really do appreciate you. @ @>>> 6:23 right now. @a live look at conditions on @the west side. @our crews are out and about @eastside and west side, @checking out roa

and a little bit of drizzle and up ahead but i'm thinking five, six, seven, when things start to get dicey in eastern massachusetts, central massachusetts, southern new hampshire and deeper shading and that concerns me because that will be in more potent snowfall, those will be burst of heavier snow. that's what's going to give us accumulation here and southeastern massachusetts and last of it heading out away from the coastline so this stuff moving out by midnight. this is fast more and gets cold enough even for transition across the cape to get you a little coating there, so coating to inch in southeastern massachusetts, boston, up to the north shore, it is going to be about an inch of snow there, but outside of 128 and 95 so to the west and one to twoisms and couple spots snow squalls, burst heavier snow and couple communities could break the rule and get high as three or four and one or two and cold enough for snow tonight as temperatures dropping back into the 20s and high temperature tomorrow get back up to 30 and tomorrow as whole is looking dry, but likely be a couple flurries and

``good morning to you, you make ``the decisions to close, it has ``been a dicey morning, what' s ``going on? ``>> good morning. ``one of the things that the ``superintendent in the northern ``kentucky area is that they have ``constant communication with one ``another. ``so the kenton county school ``district is working with all of ``school districts because many of ``their roads cross over from ``district to district. ``it is difficult when the roads ``are clear early in the morning ``but several things to consider ``are the morning commute. ``once you get the kids to school, ``will the roads be clear enough ``to bring them home? ``we also have to consider ``childcare so we make the ``decision as early as possible. ``mark: we have the snow and the ``cold. ``let' s talk a little bit about ``dealing with the cold ``temperatures. ``we don' t like to have the kids ``exposed for too long. ``text there are certainly factors ``that we take into consideration. ``we also have to think about the ``sidewalks and the parking lots ``for all of our schools, those ``have to be cleared as well. ``we hav

definitely going to be getting dicey. lake effect snow warning for lake, geauga, ashtabula county, nearing a foot of accumulation and this is going to be accumulated snow throughout tuesday afternoon. also as this cold front starts to enter here, gusts are miles per hour. a windchill advisory has been put in effect from 11:00 p.m. tonight until monday. we are forecasting our lows. when you factor in the winds, 10 to 15 below. very soon. breaking overnight. searching for this missing 10- year-old girl right now. meg shaw joins us live from the police department. some new information. we're learning investigators telling you this girl may be in danger this morning. >> yeah, i just spoke with the chief here at the maple heights police department. he told me that missing child took off after having quote, disciplinary problems with her parents. she was last seen around 2:00 yesterday afternoon. so take a look at this photo and description. this is 10-year-old samira lucas. she goes by the nickname mori. she jumped out of her

the timing of the system and the temperature overnight at that time it could be just a little bit dicey. your first alert seven day forecast powered by accuweather shows a much warmer and of the week after -- end of the week after a cold start. monday night into tuesday and tuesday night into wednesday it is imperative you bring your pets inside. we have so many people in north carolina to leave them outside in a they are talking can handle it. digits, it is very important they have shoulder. heather: we have not seen temperatures that cold in a while. get the doggie sweaters out. joel: thank you. it's not always easy being a fan of the opposing team, nfl squad made this boy's dream come true at bank of america stadium. we want you in our breaking news team. did he see something happening, send us pictures or video to you can reach us using the joel: the panthers are moving on to the nfc championship game. one little football fan is getting the last laugh. heather: he lives in the heart of panthers territory and says he gets bullied. wind of win. gloria riviera, abc news, washington. he

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and it will be a little dicey if you are headed up toward the tunnel. >>> this is right near high and wesley. -- >>> a lot of anxiety yesterday. the dow lost nearly 250-points. it was down by 500 at one point. the dow is down 102 right now. the drop in oil prices we have seen and the slowing we have seen in the chinese economy are both putting pressure on the markets. >>> dozens of homes damaged when an earthquake hits there are no deaths or injuries reported at this hour. >>> marleen rodrigues will face a judge for the first time. she is accused of stabbing denver fire chief eric tade. >> it's the first time i've ever seen her and to my knowledge she's never had any incidents around here. full recovery.her son told us yesterday she hallucinations. >>> there are several water main breaks. four schools were closed yesterday. the schools are back open today, but some people will still be dealing with low water pressure today. they hope the issues should be cleared up by this afternoon. >>> some workers at denver public schools will be out of a job next year. none of them will be princip

there is a lot of weather on >> it was a little bit dicey this morning. >> take a look outside, there are just a few sprinkles out there. overall, is quiet, however, that will change. the reason why you do not see green because the radar is on land and then it starts to show up. we want to pass this information on to. these are important numbers to know. the snow level goes from 8000 feet to possibly 4000 feet that will affect the floor in reno on saturday morning and sunday as well. they are also on our website and facebook page. you need to know what is going on. rain by 12 noon lasting pretty much all day. 68 fishermen from sparks was recovered this past sunday. they pushed the limits when they did a deep water diet to bring competent -- comfort and closure to a grieving family. his wife is with them back in october when he drowned and he was not wearing a life jacket. >>> a dui case, raising the question can you be charged the question -- can you be charged being under the influence without driving? he got into a car and turn on the car to wait for a sober ride to stay warm. the a

the roads are going to be tricky and sometimes dicey. give yourself plenty of time. lisa: thank you. now to our wlwt news 5 team coverage. drive this morning. mark: dan griffin holding down the fort in with more on how overnight crews but first, let' s go to andrew. andrew, where are you at right now? burlington in northern kentucky. the snow is sticking to the roads. it would not surprise me if we start to see some actions topping up. this is the time on the morning when you' re not a lot of people on the roads. as more people try to get out, you could be running into some slick spots. it only takes one person to make a mistake to cause a problem. we are seeing one lane of the road fairly snow-covered. the more treated lane, less snow on it. it has been this way through much of 74 and 275. as we continue on through the morning. lisa: thank you. road crews on both sides of the river are keeping a close eye on the weather. mark: they' re making sure local streets are pre-treated as much as possible for the morning commute. wlwt news 5' s dan griffin continues our team

headed out the door around that time frame, anytime after 8:00, expect that things could get a bit dicey for a period of time. and we're talking about gusty winds and heavy downpours that could lead to isolated street flooding. and noon, we clear out. and this will happen quickly this morning. and we see sunshine before the day is out. so talk about a strong contrast from the start to the finish. and we remain dry overnight with the clearer skies and partly cloudy skies. heavy rain and light risk of damaging winds and waterspout. this is what we're watching for this morning as this storm system rolls on through. but that chance for damaging winds or a brief tornado is very slim. but i always want you to be aware. so make sure that you have storm shield on your mobile device to get any warnings. >>> this is a look at traffic this morning. memorial highway. there. but cache is watching a few storms. and expect the traffic to get a little thicker. and janelle is in and watching the traffic cameras and she'll give you a report on your commute in a moment. >>> a small airline is giving you an

even now road conditions are a little dicey.. chief meteorologist ed wilson joins us... the cold is still having an impact on the fort dodge fire the cold is still having an impact on the fort dodge fire department... 05:08-05:13 we've been able to keep the trucks from freezing up, as soon as you shut down the water it'll freeze, so we try to keep it moving crews have been fighting a this fire at a goodyear tire warehouse since yesterday afternoon. so far they've poured more than one-point-five million gallons of water on it... but are still finding hot spots. fire fighters say the one bright spot 04:58-05:06 fortunately being right next to the fire station.... and send out some thank yous." investigators with the state fire marshal's office arrived today and are just starting the process of finding the cause. it was about this time last night, we learned iowa state had knocked of the number one team in the country. and now we know how it felt for the players and their new coach. in sports, george niang talks about moving on... the tests that remain... and steve prohm op

and storms are developing all through the morning and through the afternoon, so it is going to be dicey for out door plans tomorrow, heavy rain, gusty thunderstorms, daytime highs will be fluctuating depending on the time of rain in your neighborhood but it is suffice to say that rain is going to dominate the story tomorrow. this is our first storm system developing across the gulf. it will create severe thunderstorms at the last two or three that tracked across the gulf. there is a lot of moisture here and this streaming in from the south. heavy rain is a major issue for tomorrow and i just updated this and it is showing rain tomorrow as early as 4:00 in the morning. rain is developing and moving into central florida during rush hour tomorrow and becoming more rights - - widespread in the morning and afternoon, look there is 2:00, five o'clock, and it goes all the way through the evening hours and we will set up for a second wave to move in on thursday. now the forecast models show rain totals based on who gets the heaviest downpours and this could very. but i want to give you an idea

the friday commutes are going to be a bit dicey. overnight lows, the fog is coming intoofnlgt you had fog this morning. we had a bunch of it. look for valley fog tomorrow morning, and the fog comes back with lots of mid-40s. there's your forecast tomorrow morning. a lot of cloud cover, and underneath it there's valley fog that contours the hills. in the afternoon, more of the same. like i said, you start to see some showers developing as the atmosphere moistens. tomorrow throughout the bay area upper 50s and low 60s. that's kind of the teal with these systems. they've been pretty mild. even with clouds all day tomorrow we're talking 62, 63 degrees. so friday's rain, it's going rain friday morning, friday afternoon, and a little bit on saturday morning. but we get these all important breaks which again the response time on the creeks is so rapid now, early in the year you get a bunch of rain, but they wouldn't come up. now half an inch of rain, an urban to small stream and creek advisory. these breaks are ever more important, and we'

earlier today, a little dicey. tony: we knew we would have it could' ve been worse. now the system is moving to the east, i want to think that wesh 2 viewers for giving us their information on facebook and social pages. trevor from apopka, good-looking shot of the ominous skies. today. the we get to the airport in melbourne, the last vestiges of the rain finally pulling out. mid-60' s, low-pressure is cranking up the white here, this the brighter the white, the this is the north side of atlanta, that will turn into snow. if you are traveling to the southeast and the next couple of days, it will be dicey to say the least with temperatures well below freezing. for us we may get to freezing or close to it in orlando by sunday morning. freeze watches already up for the northern locales. for friday night plans, let' s concentrate on that. you will be in good shape over toward sebastian, palm bay, the rain is ending. temperatures are falling slowly. the wind is picking up a message to three the villages, 64 lake mary. we are running in the 60' s and near the i-95 corridor

this could mean dicey conditions if you are heading out to work early on or through the evening commute because it goes through thursday morning. that chance for snow continues through the weekend. home i drive a golf ball. i drive to the hoop. i drive a racecar. i have a driver. his name is carl. but that's not what we all have in common. we talked to our doctors about treatment with xarelto . xarelto is proven to treat and help reduce the risk of dvt and pe blood clots. xarelto is also proven to reduce the risk of stroke in people with afib, not caused by a heart valve problem. for people with afib currently well managed on warfarin, there is limited information on how xarelto and warfarin compare in ducing the risk of stroke. you know, taking warfarin, i had to deal with that blood testing routine. i couldn't have a healthy salad whenever i wanted. i found another way. yeah, treatment with xarelto . hey, safety first. like all blood thinners, don't stop taking xarelto increase your risk of a blood clot or stroke. while taking, you may bruise more easily and it may take longer for ble

this is the time to prepare into tomorrow, when it gets dicey. temperatures across the northern zones are chilly in the 30's. still in our western zones, 33 at franklin. 40 right now in asheville. middle 40's in morganton to 44 down into greer. clemson and anderson mountain middle to upper 40's. we just talked about the power issues, the threat, the gusty wind and the weight of the snow of the ice, which likely is going to happen more into the upstate, north of 85. right now, we are looking at a light breeze out of the south at 5 in asheville and 14 in hendersonville. the winter storm warning starts at 7:00 p.m. tonight. so the clock is ticking as we wait for this approaching storm. carolina. here's track we are expecting to see. over the next several hours into tonight, we start to see this mix develop. then it turns to all snow across the region. it starts to pile up. i mean really. look at these snowfall totals. the pink indicates 12 to 18 inches from avery county. even parts of northern bert county and mcdowell county. not expecting that in d

i hear their field is dicey. as we look tomorrow, once again windchill 23. we get above freezing. we will get melting on. 5:00, 33. we will go back below freezing. however, if we are down to 21 and we don't get everything melted there will probably be delays at the bus stop on monday. a little warmer as we will be mostly sunny. 20% chance maybe a late day shower on tuesday. wednesday, we will see chance of rain. 50/50 chance. that clears away. a little southern systems or maybe a few flurries thursday night. we should clear out on friday. yeah, you are blinking you are looking on saturday is that real. it is 56 and sunshine on saturday. that is a week from today. that will be different from today when our high was 32. >> we will mark our calendars. thanks. >>> the governor asked fans not to go pnc arena this afternoon. as you can tell not too many people listened to that advise. by the afternoon roads in the triangle weren't too bad for driving. nothing that will keep me inside. let's go wolfpack. wolfpack baby. >> we got to represent. >> yesterday in the box score showed almost 2

``there could be some dicey side ``roads. ``the interstate travel has moved ``along so far. ``north and southbound at mitchell ``are moving right along. ``there is a look at 71 and here ``is 275 at kellogg. ``you can see traffic is very ``light at this hour. ``there could be some snow off to ``the shoulder. ``we will keep you updated this ``morning. ``mark and lisa? ``lisa: a northern kentucky high ``school player gaining fans on ``and off the court. ``mark: ahead in sports, we head ``down to union where the ``prime-time performer award is ``becoming a family tradition. ``lisa: outside live on your ``thursday. ``stay with v @ your heart loves omega-3s. r but there's a difference`nbetween the omega-3s in fish oil t and thoser in megared krill oil. unlike fish oil, megared is easily absorbed by your body... r well, mega-happy. r happier still, megaredr is proven to increase @ omega-3 levels in 30 days. v megared. ``lisa: good morning and welcome ``back on your thursday. ``18 degrees. ``you. ``mark: one of the next movies set ``in "a galaxy far, far away" just ``got a bit furth

cold air here, instead of being frigid then at the end of the week and weekend and things could get dicey. a storm emerging off the coast. if the storm moves east than north we will be on the fringe. more north than east and it will be a powerful storm. it will be a coastal storm. the track will be critical, but the potential is there if it comes close enough for significant snow for many of us and also a lot of wind and the tides are high this weekend. the time period for the potential is saturday, saturday night and to start the day off on sunday. so there you have it for us. snow and wind in the forecast on saturday. while we are dealing with the end of the storm here, we are looking out to where the patriots will be playing. looks like the temperatures will be 40 dropping into the 30's. there is a touch of light sflow or flurries perhaps by the end looks like the weather may be more eventful here than it will be here. i will stay on top of it. >> now sportscenter 5, one-minute drill. >> mike: we have a full week until kickoff and get ready for brady-manning chatter. this will be the 1

the question is is that the right question because i think at least to me you get into quite morally dicey territory ten lives or tens of millions of lives. they go hand in hand. >> host: we use that statistic quite a bit, don't we? not the point of your book, how much statistics in your book? >> guest: when you talk about lying is somebody is trying to pull wool over your eyes. i would say most of the time, a large majority of the time. that's not somebody who is intentionally being honest. something they want to say or believe and they find a way to enlist some kind of numerical data. it's not that they are trying to cheat you but in a sense cheating themselves. >> host: we talk today, political issue income and inequality. how do you look at that as a mathmatician? >> guest: how do you measure two different societies or the same society in two different periods of time. here if you compare the united states today than what i grew up in the 1980's, our society is more economic unequal. you can choose any measure you want and that story is pretty clear. >> host: if somebody sits down at t

they think they will have most of the roads -- all of them -- treated before the dicey weather they are anticipating on friday hits, after that a standard salt mix. the roads are heavily treated. thatats the good news. they ask that if you can stay off the roads now and for most of the night so they can work on that. that is what we are seeing. we will keep an eye on conditions and keep you updated. tisha: let them get things done, thank you. let's head to durham. steve: keeping an i on traffic >> we have been up and down 40 today. 40 east approaching the durham freeway, looking pretty good. department of transportation crews out all day long. we are running into typical rush-hour traffic right now. dot crews say they will be reevaluating the forecast tomorrow. you can see some flurries coming down right now that you heard chris mentioned. we've been seeing flurries for several minutes in durham county and chapel hill. the dot will reevaluate in the morning and decide whether they need to send out more brine trucks to put this mixture on the road. if it's more towards a rain event, they

kind of been a letdown, but we're having fun anyways. anyways.side streets in claremont county remain dicey. had been cleared by last night. the snowfall was significant enough for the brown county sheriff to declare a countywide "level 2 snow warning."drivers were told to stay off the roads unless they absolutely had to drive. we found several people in georgetown clearing off their sidewalks. one couple told us they don't think they got *enough* snow. {25:30 "it wasn't quite what we expected. we were hoping for a little more. we are liking it but i was hoping for more like 12 inches. laughter." {25:37 {25:37we checked for you and most of the roads throughout brown county are covered but not impassable. new this morning...we've learned heroin is to blame for in green township. township.investigators say amanda gordon of lawrenceburg told them she injected the heroin.. and was driving with her two children and their father... clayford wilson.. when they crashed. deputies say he was also high on heroin. their eight and ten year old boys were

et could be dicey with those flurries down into the valleys as well. then the next day, a lot of that sticking around because it will be incredibly cold. similar to today, looking at wind gusting up to 20 miles an tonight, 22 degrees. in greenville today, middle to upper 40's expected. tonight, below freezing with a few clouds. seven-day forecast, does show tomorrow will be very breezy. the majority of the day will be clear. it is late day we'll see a chance for snow showers to two as temperatures drop back down to the teens overnight. very cold wednesday in the 30's. another chance for wintry weather will be saturday and sunday. all liquid precip in the upstate. >> good news for drivers in almost every state. highest and lowest prices for territory for midday trading, let's get you to the boards. the nasdaq was up two points at 4646. prices are still falling at the bump and they are the lowest years. the lundberg survey says regular unleaded dropped a penny over the last three weeks and stands at $2.05. the current price was 15 cents a gallon. highest

things could get dicey into wednesday morning with a slight chance of high elevation snow. yes, snow. overall, the majority of week will remain dry. upper 40's and 50's, enjoy the milder conditions because we'll only be decreasing our temperature significantly through the weekend, bringing us in through monday, tuesday, wednesday, thursday. our overnight lows with breezy conditions, windchill values into the low teens. overall, looking at a cold air mass for next week. warning avenued res and alerts, it is free in your app store. >> here's a look at the stories trending in your lunch hour, super bowl 50 will be here before you know it. beyonce is expected to join cold play on stage for a performance. this will mark the second time she has performed during a super bowl half time show. the headline act during super bowl 47 between the baltimore ravens and the san francisco 49ers. the super bowl is february 7. >> jimmy fallon may be hosting his own caucuses. hillary clinton and donald trump are set to appear on the tonight show. that is a couple of weeks before the february 1

``a little dicey for a couple of ``hours for the morning commute. ``you can now see all of the lanes ``on the road. ``it wasn' t the amount, mostly .1 ``inch and two inches of snowfall. ``it was the timing during the ``morning rush. ``mostly a couple more rounds of ``flurries. ``much easier drive home. ``temperatures into the upper ``20' s. ``for friday. ``lisa: when it snows in ``cincinnati, timing and location ``is everything. on ``one of the trickiest streets ``and go up against mother nature. ``dan: we are ``street in mount adams. ``it is a slick and slippery spot. ``everywhere they can get. ``cincinnati road crews have been ``trying to treat all kinds of ``spots. ``they did fine. ``good for them . ``cincinnati road crews have been ``trying to treat everything . ``we caught up with several people ``who live in the area who says it ``does not look like the road crew ``has had enough time to do as ``much work as they hoped for. ``the roads are still pretty slick ``. ``the road crews had been at work ``today. ``they started at 7:00 . ``they were tr

and certainly the case of sudan, it is a little dicey. >> absolutely. >> ben, thank you very much. always good seeing you you thank you, neil. >>> all right, well, here's why marco rubio is in all-out drive to make sure he can keep that second place position he enjoys in a lot of the polls in new hampshire. he's worried about a lot of people behind him. he's going all out. but i mean, all out. the fallout from that and why even if he does place second in the end, not a bad place to be. just ask jimmy carter. just ask bill clinton. >>> i think we know enough to say with some certainty that new hampshire tonight has made bill clinton the comeback kid. >> and even though he finished second in new hampshire, he was almost given up for politically dead with all sorts of allegations of infidelity and business fields and even though paul tsongas would take the primary, bill clinton was off to the races. so there is something to be said with not necessarily getting the brass ring, but close, the silver ring in this case. jimmy carter with the iowa caucuses, he won the caucuses but by comin

steve: should be a little dicey, depending on where you live.

. >> there are still a lot of dicey streets to navigate around the tri state. >> we have just learned that schools in newark will stay closed tomorrow despite what the mayor there said. jen? >> reporter: that's right. that decision to close schools for a second day in a row here was just announced a short while ago. it hasn't been snowing here in newark for more than 40 hours. but here on chamber street residents tell us the streets have still not been plowed. they are asking the city when all of this is going to be cleaned up. snow on side streets in newark. homeowners say it's just as bad now as it was early sunday morning. >> not one plow, not one salt truck has passed here since the storm started. not one person comes around, not one call, nothing. it's sad. >> reporter: the mayor on the slow pace of the cleanup. >> it's been extremely difficult roads. there have been a lot of abandoned vehicles which means we had to use front loaders and tump dump trucks. >> reporter: he hired a private contractor to plow a section of ferguson street. but the rest of the neighborhood is practical

it could make for dicey driving conditions late tonight and tomorrow. through today tomorrow, looks great. sunshine. nice day. upper 30's. then friday and friday night. and saturday. and saturday night. those are the hours that our whole area is under blizzard watch. the blizzard watch is surrounded by winter storm watches. sometime tomorrow the watches will be upgraded to the blizzard warnings, the winter storm warnings or a combination. not only the heavy snow but the strong winds develop with the powerful storm. time to finally end late saturday night and sunday morning. we are talking generally one to two feet of snow across the area. lesser amounts getting closer to the ocean. a lot of wind drifting, lower visibility. it's a big snowstorm right now. the closer with get to the storm the more we will be able to refine the effects. the worst of them in between 3:00 saturday morning and 3:00 sunday afternoon. steve rudin will join me in a couple of minutes as we continue team coverage. back to you. maureen: thank you smutch, doug. our team coverage con

. >> and with some highways and streets and sidewalks still a little dicey, getting there was tricky. the ultimate test could come tomorrow when we could see a dangerous refreezing overnight tonight. >> our team coverage begins with tom sherwood at freedom plaza downtown. hey, tom. >> reporter: chris, this is 14th street, a major thoroughfare into virginia for commuters. it's a lot lighter today than normal at this time. tomorrow is the worry. pennsylvania avenue downtown, america's main street. part of an aggressive effort to get downtown streets open for tomorrow morning's rush. major commuter routes like massachusetts avenue northwest were still snarled more than usual today. impatient drivers cut off by suddenly closed lanes filled with snow. >> it wasn't too bad. could have been worse. >> reporter: it didn't help today that rock creek parkway was shut down at 10:00 a.m. for several hours of snow clearing, but that should help the inbound rush tomorrow. and right now it's still a $250 ticket and $100 towing fee if you park on snow emergency routes. essentially most major roadways

it is already getting dicey out here. we see people going relatively slow, which is good. you can see them occasionally slide around. if you do have to go on the that is the best advice i can tell you. stay off the road if you don't have to go out. the city did pretreat the road yesterday and crews started their rotations around 2:00 a.m. this morning. it will only get worse once the temperature drops out here. back to you guys. allyson: a look now at our woodruff road skycam. we are reminding you to use extra caution on the roads this morning. geoff: the bottom line is, the conditions are tough wherever you are. the higher eleletions have more snow and sleet. allyson: tim waller is out i i greenville. right? geoff: yes, what you see there this morning, tim? tim: as mike mccormick just illustrated, we see many different things in different depending on where you live, i could be a different story. here is an illustration of what we see in greenville right now. this is a couple of miles from wyff news 4. we are at the cherry dale shopping center. right now, it is pretty muc

it could be dicey and how much snow will fall at your house. minutes. >> power companies a a one of the many agencies agencies getting ready. what are they telling you? >> a lot of planning and preparing happening behind closed doors as representatives continue to monitor the forecast. they have crews on call as they normally do so they can bring in extra help. crews in the field are seeing routine work but bracing for long hours this weekend. extra transformers and supplies are stocked and ready to go. neighbors utility companies work with duke energy to get the lights back on as quickly as possible. should you lose power, representatives say they are ready to answer the call. >> the me and women that work and serve our customers each and every day, stand ready to strap on the gear they need to respond as quickly as they can and to work safely and get the heat and nature packs a punch. >> if you lose power during the storm, call your power company to make thehem aware. don't assume they know about the outage. for duke, that number to call is 1

and it looks like the trip back home for many i- s-u basketball fans could be dicey too. stephanie: jack: james: james weather adlib: snow will continue to intensify through the evening. most of the snow accumulation will occur in northern iowa especially around the highway 20 corridor with about 1 although a few places may see close to 3 inches. blowing snow and drifting will be a possibility, and things could be especially slick if we get isolated patches of ice from afternoon freezing drizzle. the metro might see a bit of snow but we will likely see less than an inch. the snow will end state-wide tonight remaining very strong out of the northwest, gusting to 30, and lows falling into the mid 20s. tuesday will be partly sunny with more windy and cold conditions as highs stay in the upper 20s. we will warm up starting on wednesday with more sun and it looks like we'll have 40s and almost 50s by good and safe night! james stephanie: jack: stephanie: stephanie: eighty million americans are still digging out after the historic blizzard of 20-16 jack: huge portions of the ea

eventually when we get that coastal low forming when we go past as a nor'easter that's when things get dicey with higher winds and snow bands. temperatures are cold, 23 degrees in philadelphia. 19 in allentown. 14? millville. not much of a windchill fortunately. on the bus stop clear skies to start out. we'll get to a high of 34 setting the table nicely for the snow arrivalling later tonight. the eight -- snow arriving later tonight. >> reporter: lots of people are focused on tonight, but first many of us have to put in a work day, let's get you to work so far so good i-95 at girard avenue, overnight northbound construction between girard and allegheny have cleared out. no work on the vine street expressway. all lanes open in both directions at this point of the schuylkill expressway and broad street. stick with chestnut or pine street. ford road construction gave us problems yesterday and we expect them this morning near the five points bar. >>> we have a downed pole near spring valley road stick with 29 as the alternate around that. 422 there's an accident near royals ford not impacting sp