highs in the mid 20s with wind chills in the single digits. saturday night: partly cloudy and cold with lows around 10. sunday: partly cloudy and cold. not as windy with highs in the mid to upper 20s. light snow develops later sunday evening. snow becomes moderate at times overnight sunday and into monday morning. snow looks to be the dominate precipitation type initially from sunday through monday morning. expect the monday morning commute to be impacted. late monday morning top story this morning ... one woman is dead after a head on collision in roanoke county. it happened around nine p-m in the 22-hundred block of hardy road. police say 19- year-old nicole simmons was killed after her vehicle crossed the center line and hit another vehicle head on. the other driver, 33-year old cristopher hash was taken to the hospital to be treated. authorities believe drugs and alcohol could have been a factor in the crash. a lynchburg man remains behind bars after being connected to a joint child exploitation investigation. 32-year-old robert trent was

wind chills with lows in the single digits to teens below zero. wind chill to -25 range tonight and saturday morning. highs saturday stay in late saturday night into sunday we are tracking the potential for accumulating accumulation is possible, with windy valentine's day. the snow should come to an end late clouds will be on the decrease and temperatures will be falling throughout the day as a strong mph, which could blow some loose snow around. wind chills tonight will be bitterly cold with lows in the single digits to teens below zero. wind chill to -25 range tonight and saturday morning. highs saturday stay in late saturday night into sunday we are tracking the potential for accumulating snow. right now, 2-5" of accumulation northeast iowa. it will also be windy valentine's day. the snow should come to an end clouds will be on the decrease canadian high pressure settles into the area. the wind will be out of the northwest 15 to 25 mph, which could blow some teens below zero. wind chill advisories are out for areas to -25 range tonight and satu

lows tonight drop into the single digits. wind move back ii quickly early thursday morning. stray snow showers or flurries are possible during the day. a few locations another cloudy sky.a mostly clear sky and a lighter wind combine for colder temperatures. lows tonight drop into the single digits. wiwi chills will be nene 10 below thursday morning. stray snow showers or flurries are possible during the day. a few locations may have a dusting of snow. dry digging out of all that heavy snow that blanketed much of the today too. storm track 7's lauren moss joins us now live outside our studio, she's been out in these conditions throughout the day but lauren w are things looking now? working around the clock. but we are dealing with this really dense and heavy snow here, and that ccsed quite a bit of issues earlier. snow...slush...and wind..a recipe for quite a mess on iowa roadways. lloyd dove is a native easy. this kind of wet snow when the plows plow#it, it doesn't come off easy. ittets packed doww so you got icy roads a lot

and therefore, we are very big into digitization.ne of my favorite quotes is for many young scholars if it isn't on the internet it doesn't exist. that is a fairly awesome thought. i think we all identify with that but we also identify with what i hope is a dual circumstances that you can have a book with paper, and you can have a book that is accessed through the internet. that is almost the ideal world when you are speaking of the book. it may be the use of paper will recede but that is beyond our power. that is going to be a public choice. >> in terms of -- >> as a former children's librarian i have to say and brain research has shown tactile and the book as the object for that container is where you are getting the earliest and most important experiences with text. that is where you find the wonderful -- and if you have seen children with picture books and you know that is where that type of creativity and engaging the mind that the digital is not as useful and helpful from 0-6. so learning and having the appreciation of the obje

wind gusts tonight remain around 30-35 mph as temperatures drop into the single digits by morning. tuesday and wednesday are going to be the coldest days of the week with highs near 10 degrees. the gusty northwest wind tuesday becomes much lighter wednesday. thursday through saturday remain cold with highs in the teens. we have a couple of chances at some light snow through early next week...no big storms though.the scattered light snow showers taper off this evening temperatures drop into the single digits by morning. tuesday and wednesday are going to be the coldest days of the week with highs near 10 degrees. the gusty northwest wind tuesday becomes much lighter wednesday. thursday through saturday remain cold with highs in the teens. we have a couple of chances at some light snow through early next week...no big storms though.the scattered light snow showers taper off this evening leaving a few flurries overnight. wind gusts tonight recovering tonight- after firefighters rescue them from their burning home. it happened just before 11:45 last night in cedar falls, at a mobile ho

@wind chills feeling like the @negative digits. @it's going to be the a cold @tails in the full @forecast. @>>> good morning. @we are live on the roads this @morning, checking in @plus, with wind chill @advisories, we have some tips @family safe. @>>> thank you so much for being @up with us at 5:00 a.m. i was @making up a whole word there. @>> blame it on the cold. @>> because it is very, very @cold. @if you are headed out any time @soon, bundle up doesn't even @start to the describe it. @>> no. @>> and the snow that @run into that's drifting could @be an issue. @so we have elissa on the roads @and olga is here letting us @know what to expect for he day and i will @unfreeze my mouth before we @start the news. @>> i like the silver lining. @there's not a lation but the @temperatures already very, very @cold into the single digits and @the winds are 15, 20 miles per @hour right now, like temperature for most areas @are in the negative digits. @so if you have any plans to @leave the house today and sure you do so @with plenty of layer

there are many other spot setters sitting in the single-digit. the winds are very strong, but a five mile per hour wind is enough to make it feel very cold. it feels like five. if you are in one of the towns in the single-digit like springboro, eight . any sort of breeze, your temperature is closer to zero. there were some clouds around the 275 loop overnight. they did start to clear out. there is a decent chance that many of the towns are holding to the low double digits. at 8:00 a.m., expect a temperature close to nine. like 2-5 degrees. at noon, we are at 17, but it will feel like nine. any sort of a light breeze will feel cooler. yesterday, we have the clouds, wind, and flurries. today, sunshine will be on tap. snow showers return tomorrow. let' s head out the door to that cold car. kyla: give yourself a few action minutes to one that car up. we have that accident here at kenwood road between zig zag road and pfeiffer. just west of the interstate. they closed this portion of the road. it was a single vehicle accident into a pole. until they g

lows tonight drop into the single digits. wind chills will morning. stray snow showers or flurries are possible during the day. a few locations may have a dusting of snow. dry weather thursday night then another cloudy sky. some waking up to some extra this morning -- as mark mentioned. people getting out their snow blowers and shovels to clear up their driveways and sidewalks after the second batch of snow. take a look at this go-pro video we shot in waterloo today. you can see the road was covered with snow and slush- causing quite a few accidents in black hawk county. crews say plows were being slowed down because of how heavy the snow was. and those people out there lloyd dove- cedar falls "yesterday's snow was like chunks you had ice chunks really heavy." andrew vanpatten- cedar falls "this snow..it's very heavy, it's def. more dense than any snow i have shoveled." the weather also causing some power es in eastern iowa earlier winds and ice overnight. continuing coverage -- a former iowa correctional officer who smuggled contraband for prisoners

and -- in the single digits.when we come back we'll let you know where the day parking lot numbers are going to go. he >> 6:51 let's get a preview of "good morning america." >>> amy robach has what's coming up after "action news," good morning. >> reporter: that's right, tam and matt, coming up on "g.m.a.," we have breaking news out of organ. the militia standoff coming to a head. we're live with oregon with all the latest. the race for the white house, bernie sanders and hillary clinton face off tonight. will hillary try to change her strategy after tuesday's big loss. >>> scandal is back be laura is in los angeles on the set of the hit show with unprecedented behind the scenes access. the entire cast is joining us live, we'll get an exclusive first look, those seats will be filled in just a minute i promise. that's coming up on "g.m.a." >>> it's on the sign it must be true. thank you amy. >> reporter: we've got a passing snow shower moving through, i want to show you what it looks like here, it's light you have

it will feel like the single digits, and that will continue through the day. the actual temps will only reach the upper teens or low 20s. a winter weather a.m. as we head into the morning, isolated snow showers will develop again. most will not pose any problems, but there's still a chance for a more moderate to heavy snow shower to develop. finally, we get a break for some sunshine very cold with morning lows in the single digits and highs skies will be mostly cloudy on northwest winds pick up a bit more on saturday and that could result in a few isolated snow showers as lake effect snow bands drift into the tri- state. as always, we are looking ahead. more ample moisture arrives by monday, bringing in another chance for snow. we will have to watch temperatures closely with this system as it may start as rain and eventually turn to snow. morning rushspotty snow showers feels like zerolow: 15wednesday light snow continueslittle to no accumulationhigh: 19 wednesday nightpartly cloudy bitterly coldlow: 7thursday mostly sunny skiesunseasonably coldhigh: 24thursda

there's currently in the single digits and teens. wind gusts some patchy blowing snow in northwest iowa, so drive with caution. here's the planner where we're headed for a high in the lower 20s. lukas thanks scott... currently in the single digits and teens. wind gusts are at 25 to 30 miles per hour. there's some patchy blowing snow in northwest iowa, so drive with caution. here's the planner where we're headed for a high in the lower 20s. currently in the teens. wind gusts are at 25 to 30 miles some patchy blowing snow in northwest caution. here's the headed for a high in the lower 20s. currently in the teens. wind gusts are at 25 to 30 miles brand new cars. reena ninan and kendis ginosn have the details. >>> good morning. topping "america's money" -- a new recall for honda. >> honda is recalling about 45,000 of its 2016 civics. e quuped with four-cylinder engines, a missing piston clip could caus the engines to fail or catch on fire. >>>here a are now more registered drone owners in the u.s. than there are planes. >> drone owners n

it will still be the single digits and highs only in the low to mid 20s. skies will be mostly cloudy on friday and a flurries will be possible in the tri-state. northwest winds pick up a bit more on saturday and that could result in a few isolated snow showers as lake effect snow bands drift into the tri- state. as always, we are looking ahead. more ample moisture arrives by monday, bringing in another chance for snow. we will have to watch temperatures closely with this system as it may start as rain and eventually turn to snow. morning rushspotty snow showers feels like zerolow: 15wednesday light snow continueslittle to no accumulationhigh: 19 wednesday nightpartly cloudy bitterly coldlow: 7thursday mostly sunny skiesunseasonably coldhigh: 24thursday night partly cloudyvery cold again traffic fourth down for one of america's biggest sports retailers.the problem it could create for the super bowl champs. a familiar favorite is back on your t-v screen...a sneak peek at the 80's sequel... and feels like temperatures dip to the low single digits this morning

tonight will be bitterly cold with lows in the single digits to teens below zero. wind chill advisories are out for areas along and north of in the -15 to -25 range tonnght and saturday morning. highs saturday stay in the single digits, but the wind will be light and variable. late saturday night into sunday we are tracking the potential for accumulating snow. right now, 2-5" of accumulation is possible, with the higher amounts across northeast iowa. it will also be windy valentine's day. the snow should come to an end late sunday afternoon or early evening. stay tuned for updates. the current president becomes the focus for two democrats who would like to follow in his footsteps. last night, bernie sanders and hillary clinton shared the same stage in milwaukee. clinton says sanders has been critical of president obama. sanders says he's the only democrat in the race who's never run against him. tracie potts also tells us clinton used the debate to ask the question -- can the u-s afford to pay for promises sanders is making? "we should level with the american peopl

wind gusts tonight single digits by morning. tuesday and wednesday are going to be the coldest days of the week with highs near 10 degrees. the gusty northwest wind tuesday becomes much lighter wednesday. thursday through saturday remain cold with highs in the teens. we light snow through early next week...no big storms though.the scattered light snow showers taper off this evening leaving a few flurries overnight. wind gusts tonight remain around 30-35 mph as temperatures drop into the single digits by morning. tuesday and wednesday are going to be the coldest days of the week with highs near 10 degrees. the gusty northwest wind tuesday becomes much lighter wednesday. thursday through saturday remain cold with highs in the teens. we have a couple of chances at some light snow through early leaving a few flurries overnight. wind gusts tonight remain around 30-35 mph as temperatures drop into the single digits by morning. tuesday and wednesday are going to be the coldest days of the week with highs near 10 degrees. the gusty nort

day with temperatures currently in the single digits and teens. wind gusts are at 25 to 30 miles per hour. there's some patchy blowing snow in northwest iowa, so drive with caution. here's the planner where we're headed for a high in the lower 20s. lukas: currently in the single digits and teens. wind gusts are at 25 to 30 miles per hour. there's some patchy blowing snow in northwest iowa, so drive with caution. here's the planner where we're headed for a high in the lower 20s. lukas: the iowa firearms coalition, the n- r-a, and the american suppressor association are working together to pass a bill that would make owning gun suppressors legal in the state of iowa. so how loud is too loud? ryan davidson went to an iowa shooting range to find out. a suppressor is basic safety equipment for fire arm shooting so we're trying to get them legalized here in iowa so people can save their hearing a little bit better you get a lot of sound through bone conduction in your face so even when you wear hearing protection like ear plugs you're still getting a lo

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tonight will be bitterly cold with lows in the single digits to teens below zero. wii chill advisories are out for areas along and north of highway 30. wind chills will be in the -15 to -25 range tonight and saturday morning. highs saturday stay in the single digits, but the wind will be ligt and variable. late saturdayyight into sunday we are racking the potential for accumulating snow. right now, 2-5" of accumulation is possible, with the higher northeast iowa. it will also be windy valentine's day. the snow should come to an end late sunday afternoon or early evening. stay tuned for updates. new this morning...police respond to a high school following a threat, now a student is facing charges. cedar rapids police responding to prairie high school yesterday after a threat was made by someone. affer further investigation, officers arrested a 16-year-old student who is now being charged with harrassment the student's name hasn't been released and officers didn't elaborate on what type of threat was made. deputies in iowa are asking for help identifying two suspects

that is why we are hopeful that the digital public library of america will help with the digitization of materials and also the projects that are going on. you can unleash these things.things. yes, we would love to think about the millions and millions and all the digitization that it will take right now. you can't. >> google did a lousy deal on that publishing side. you still think about that person, the seven -year-old. i want to thank the panel for their contributions. thank you. >> thank you. >> thank you very much. >> on sunday, march 6, book tv is live with author and journalist in depth. a staff writer at the new yorker where she reports on government secrecy,secrecy, the role of money in politics and us counterterrorism policy. she reports on the political and economic underpinnings of the conservative movement. she examines the sexual harassment allegations and in landslide which looks like internal dissension within the reagan administration during the last four years of his presidency. mer ap tv afterwords to discuss her book the dark side. >> right after september 11, the

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today, starting off in a single digits. at noon, 17. at least we have the sunshine, but two rounds of snow possible before we hit monday afternoon. willingly come back -- when we come back. lisa: we have your top stories cincinnati' >> the cold weather just take a toll. lisa: firefighters braving the cold. how they worked to fight the flames at this local business.

a lot of single digits out there. a few teens. denver i talk about the winds sometimes stirring the temperature. bringing it up. we jumped up out of the single digits. into the teens. the problem is the wind that's blowing out there. even tho e it is about ten or 12 miles per hour. look at the windchills. feels like 3 below here. 12 below colorado springs. these are the over night lows. below 0 through most of the mountains. back down into the single digits. >> a snow mobiler is killed after getting caught in an avalanche in the san juans. a group of 4 snow mobilers is riding in an area east of wolf creek pass. one of them accidently triggered an avalanche. 23 year-old david smith of south dakota was completely buried and killed in the slide. another riders was partially >> made worse by a lack of action from their hoa. community management specialists. >> it's difficult enough. >> she's at a poeupt of almost giving up. i begged them and begged them. to do this. >> . they asked them to remove this mound of snow. blocking access to

well. 13 degrees in hamilton. just a little bit of wind. we have wind chill values in the single digits in hamilton. tole morning's for cast looks like this, start off in the single digits but we see at return to sunshine. way. >> cammy: law makers are trying they are looking for the maximum punishment for heroin deal rers right now they must have 250 grams under the bill that would fall to hundred grams. >> cammy: governor john kasich plans to stripped planned parenthood funding. >> rob: the passage of the bill comes at interesting time for john kasich who is trying to win over conservatives in south carolina. he south carolina he sent 0 advertising dollars so far. he made his case by referencing a fairy tale. >> i believe that i can get the spirit back and the economic the back. >> rob: tonight he has less competition as well. carly fiorina and chris christie both called it quits today. >>> cyclists say they are gets crowded on the roads. so crowded that the results are deadly. local 12 -- >> reporter: tim burns like to work most days from his home in north side to his home in spring

temperatures in the single digits above and below zero. wind chills in several locations in the teens below zero. it is just the beginning of a bitterly cold weekend with a good deal of sunshine. much more on that with your forecast. good friday morning, deb. deb: good friday morning. all of the roads are speed. it is cold. if you can get your car warmed up before heading out, that's a good idea. 293 northbound we are seeing some delays. travel is moving well from 93 south from concord to the hooksett tolls. then from manchester to salem. we're not seeing any delays. no delays on 93 right now from hampton to portsmouth. this report is brought to you by autofair. from the traffic network, i'm deb davidson. sean: all right. topping the news on friday, two women accused of severely neglecting their dog are due in court today. erin: this is what the two or 3 shih tzu looked like when they found it. how is the dog doing ray: we're told the dog is doing a lot better. it is staying with a foster family. it was diagnosed with a long list of health

single digits hot springs. this is look at gusts. 10 miles per hour in lynchburg. 15 in roanoke and blacksburg. calm toward martinsville. what does it feel like as you step outside? feels about 17 in martinsville. as the temperature is but in black burg where we see the gusty wind it feels one below single digits for roanoke and lynchburg. low teens for danville and south boston boston. 16 below in hot springs. wind chill in affect until 10:00 a.m. once this is expired it does not mean we are out of the clear. temperatures will stay below the freezing mark throughout the day despite that sun, breezy windful keep us around 31 for the afternoon. we will see that continue. drop back in the teens for tonight. now no travel issues today. tell be beautiful and cold. see clouds increasing early friday morning. we got another alberta climb are that could bring us the chance for light snow showers. keep in mind the cold air is locked in place. a matter of how much moisture can make it here. scattered. a couple 10th of a

single digits and couple of spotsdz here and there in the double digits. the elevation and the cloud cover having a lot to do with where your temperature currently is. doesn't matter where it is though. it's cold for sure. you can see there's clouds even a few flurries in northern new hampshire right there up in and around the mountains. a couple of flurries here and there. shouldn't be a big deal but possibly times throughout the day. no major storms of any kind. we do have winds as you can see that are coming down over the great lakes and that is causing lake effect snow. it doesn't always happen this late into the season but the lakes are not frozen over yet and so therefore lake effect snow still a possibility. now, it's to that cold air. and very cold air. this cold air mass here in canada wants to come down and and then it pulls away. that will make for an interesting forecast for the first couple of days monday afternoon and evening. still some question marks about that. there's a weather system coming whether it's rain or snow or both. still not co

tomorrow. -- single digits tomorrow. i think temperatures will fall into the team throughout the day with a good chance for -- teens throughout the day with a good chance for snow showers. quiet for valentine's day and then snow and/or rain monday into tuesday. >> i am already layer that. [laughter] -- layered up. >>> it's time to put the gas pedal down. if they were going to get a signature win, now is the time. schools are hoping to make the ncaa tournam >>> now wusa 9 game on sports with kristin percent brought to you by >> the george washington colonials are eyeing a spot for the ncaa tournament. heading into today they had won three straight including a big moment -- but tonight at the smith center hosting their rivals, saint joe's for a great -- who are great road team. in the second half tyler kavanaugh for the lan -- he led with 17 points -- for the late in, leading with 17 points but in the end just too much for them. he led all schools with 21 points. saint joe's -- took it away. >> a signature game four gw --

you do have to go back, bundle up, single digits. only warming up into the upper 20s this afternoon. >> reporter: air tracker 7 just moved. it's going to be on the ramp from 270 to i-70 right there at >>> 6:13. welcome back, to denver seven. looking off to the west. there from denver medical center. hey, you can see the pavement for a change. dia says the flights are getting back to normal. so far dia has not announced any delays or cancellations today. of course that could change, so it's always wise to call your airlines and check your status. they will still go hrough de- icing because it's cold. >> reporter: even compared to yesterday when the snow was coming down. i'm not going to say it felt warm, but compared to today it did not feel bad. we are deaaing with single digits pretty much across the entire front rrnge and even across the eastern plains. temperatures there below zero. no matter where you are across the state you are going to want to bundle up because you are going to feel the weather. the warmup is going to be slow

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wind chills in the single digits to below 0. sunday: clouds thicken and cold with highs in the upper 20s to low 30s. sunday night: snow develops with lows in the low 20s. monday: snow transitions over to a wintry mix of sleet then freezing rain by monday afternoon and evening. highs in the low to mid 30s. tuesday: morning freezing rain or rain ends by midday. highs in the mid 40s. wednesday: partly sunny after a record turnout at today's roanoke firehouse primary. residents cast their votes for who could be the next mayor of the star city. wsls ten's duke carter is live in roanoke. duke it's been a long day. what can you tell us? the chair of the democratic the chair of the democratic committee says they were not expecting a huge turnout mainly because of the cold weather. they printed out 4 thousand ballots and they say by 3 this afternoon half were already used. i spoke with some of them and say the average wait time was about 30-40 minutes. voted --- including millenials. they say they want to see ronaoke grow. the polls clos

feels-like temperature in the single digits most of the day. early this morning, flurries and snow showers continue. i lunchtime, gone. then clouds clear out this evening. that leads to clear skies tomorrow morning. single digit lows. sunny thursday, but cold. 22 today with wind and flurries in the morning. light coating possible. seven for the low tonight. 25 tomorrow. staying chilly throughout valentine' s day weekend. let' s check the forecast, what >> things are much better then they were yesterday morning. as you get ready to head out, you may see re-freezing on the road. that is something to be mindful of. interstate travel, great start as reflected in our travel time. 19 minutes on 17-75. 17 minutes on 74 from the indiana side. things are wide open at 71 and euclid. that is the rest of the corridor as well. marco: four: 50 6 a.m. now. a burglary and chase comes to an end. lisa: plus the blue ash community looking for answers after a weekend shooting that left a neighborhood in shock. marker: taking a live look out this morning, 4:56. clo

wind chills in the single digits to below 0. sunday: clouds thicken and cold with highs in the upper 20s to low 30s. sunday night: snow develops with lows in the low 20s. monday: snow transitions over to a wintry mix of sleet then freezing rain by monday afternoon and evening. highs in the low to mid 30s. tuesday: morning freezing rain or rain ends by midday. highs in the mid 40s. wednesday: partly sunny and milder with mountain snow showers. the high 47. thursday: mostly sunny braving the cold weather to cast the democratic primary is underway at the berglund center. the mayor's seat is up for grabs along with several city council positions. wsls ten's duke carter is live in ronaoke. duke polls close in less than an hour. how is voter turnout so far? i spoke with the chair of the democratic committee and he says they were not expecting a huge turnout mainly because of the cold weather. they printed out 4 thousand ballots and they say by 3 this afternoon half were already used. when i arrived around 2 --- just two hours after th

d thick this forward to the noon hour mostly single digits and teens. it's going to be hard to be outside. it's going to feature a lot off sunshine by the time we get to five or 6:00 we're still talking about wind chills innatenesses,s low teens at that by 11:00 we1:0 are back down in single digit s thursday night. nig before the real arctic airrc getting here friday morning. that's tin the pipeline. tin its just in the process of getting on in our direction. also means that there's a a po with single digit lows oneit sunday morning.su watching for that storm in the monday, tuesday time frame. we'll talk about that coming upu with the seven day in a fewew minutes, shawn. >>thank you, sue. fox 5 is in the district tonight. seven month old baby died todayy after a sibling found the baby unresponsive and called 911 the baby was rushed to the hop t pronounced dead at the hop. blows say there were five other children under the age of ten inside the house with no adult supervision. the children's grandmotherer usually takes care of them.m. >> i'm in the state

it will feel like the single digits all day. temperatures below freezing through the upcoming weekend. looking at the radar, you can see light snow showers from hamilton, middletown, lebanon. what to look for is the deeper blue. these are the lake affect bands toss down a coating. south of the ohio river, the deeper blue through fort mitchell and wilder to fort thomas -- any of these roads could have a quick coating. northern kentucky has roads that are generally clear. the bands you have a possibility to put down a quick coating. so, roads that were not slick a little while ago, could be slick. south of rising sun, between union, along 127 good seats liquor spots. the winter weather advisory -- along i 27 could have slicker spots. the winter weather advisory continues. this may impact us this morning. we' re looking at clearing skies through the afternoon. pavement visible downtown. it feels like 5-degrees. 8:00 a.m., flurries and light snow showers. by lunchtime, they are gone . we will day and a lower 20' s with single-digit

single-digit windchills throughout the afternoon. most places in the low 20' if you' re headed out on this ash wednesday, bundle up. cold walking to church or cold service today. at noon, snow comes to an end. degrees. sticking around and then heading out. skies will clear through the afternoon. a cold night tonight. wind and flurries. tipping 27 tomorrow morning. likely to be around zero or a couple degrees low. flurries and windy conditions valentine' three. we' ll was try to show you the good spot. by early next week, temperatures back up into the 40' s. >> a you know what i like. there is a heart on this sunday for valentine' s day. >> i am looking forward to it. they keep. a warm-up on the way. you can look forward to better road conditions today they are in yesterday. we have dicey spots in our northern communities. this morning, most of us getting back on the good foot. still a very quick commute this morning. lanes are clear. the road crews did a good job in ohio and northern kentucky getting those roads cleared and salted fo

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a lot of people will weekend, it will be a shock to the system for most folks as into the single digits for highs sunday morning and monday morning, we are talking a wide temperatures below 0. it is response -- it is in response to this front that couple of snow showers, maybe even a brief squall. as the winds pickup mid to late starts to move in, it is locked in for monday morning ahead of we will have details with your minutes. josh: we have no details this noon on the animal neglect case in londonderry. police are calling this the worst they have ever seen, saying the dollar was barely -- the dog was barely recognizable. a warning -- pictures are disturbing. wmur' s ray brewer has more from derry where the two women accused in this case went before a judge. ray: a londonderry detective said this is the worst case of animal neglect he has ever seen. when i found the dog, it was basically walking on its bones. this is what the two-year-old to like when londonderry police officers responded monday night for a report of an abandoned dog at 112 rockingham wrote. the job. "as i crouched to

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@we are in the teens and we will @stay in the single digits as we @start the day tomorrow. @the wind chills will remain @near 0. friday afternoon @another round of snow will be @moving in and the snow is the @head of a arctic front that @will make temperatures on @saturday pretty mental -- @on monday and tuesday we are @keeping an eye on interesting @situation that could be setting @up, one that can bring snow too @much of northern ohio. @we will talk all about that @coming up in the full seven-day @forecast. @>>> the big pile up a long i-90 @and lake county yesterday is @raising new questions on what @can be done to prevent @accidents. @some ideas 1st responders @believe can avert injuries and @>>reporter: good evening. @yesterday's accident was the @2nd bad crash in as many @months. @17 people were injured, 3 of @them were critically injured. @it is raising critical @questions. @these exclusive pictures @capture the cold and confusing @scene involving tractor- @trailers and other trucks @scattered like toys yesterday a @long i-90. @investigators say white out @conditions

we will be in the single digits. clouds begin to increase later in the day, 28 for your high sunday. we are watching as we had monday into tuesday. we have some chance for winter weather. this is running through lunch time.we're going to be cold with temperatures in the low 30s for monday.we could see snow showers transitioning to a wintry mix. we will continue to fine-tune the forecast for you. cold, but sunny as we head throughout the weekend. prepare for that cold. you're going to have to stick with us and check the forecast because we will try to narrow down those totals. it's going to be dealing with winter weather through the middle part of next week. back to you. >>> now to another unprecedented event. sports illustrated is changing the game with this year's swimsuit issue. and ad will include a middle-age beauty and 2+ size models.the oldest woman ever to appear will be sporting a plus size model ashley gram and precious lee will also be featured. >> this is a big step for sports illustrated because we all ha

temperures will already be headg back down towa sgle digits by 10 pm. so ous will chill to b ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, plus. for the second day in a row... bus service inolorado springs shuts down... we're tracking the decision whether to get busses back up frigid air has settled in, and teeratures are in the sile digits this morning. when the wind picks up, the wind chil drop to bow zero. we still have a thin veil clouds overhead, but they aren't anything to woabout this morning. a batcof thicker cs moving out wyoming and utah and into northwestern colorado this morning is assiated with small upper level disturbance. digitsy 10 pm. some of us will chill to below zero by tomorrow morning. good morning, thks foroini us on this wnesday morning.. it's february 3rd. i'm elne cockrell. and i'm a cronin. manychools-- closed again toda we're scrolling a of thlay and closure informatn at the bottom of your screen. within the 30 minutes we've learuntain metro transit is back on a gular hedule today. service had been susnded since monday afternoon use of treacherou

single digit temperatures in reading and lancaster. even though the winds are not as bad as yesterday, strong enough to feel like 10 in the city and 2 in allentown. bundle up north to south as you head outside stay that way this afternoon, we'll be cold again just like yesterday, 22 degrees by 11:00. 1:00 p.m., 26. we expect a high of 28 degrees. notice how clouds get thicker as the day goes on. by 6:27. tonight, arctic air arrives, we get into record spots saturday night and sunday morning. and severe windchills we'll talk about it all when i come inside for the the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. . roads are dry, you'll have to worry tonight about the snow showers. i-95 allegheny, southbound traffic heading toward center city. overnight construction is clear, building volume here. building volume on the vine street expressway westbound traffic especially as you head toward the schuylkill. overnight construction has cleared, no issues there. we have a water main break, icy conditions wherever there is water coming out, for s

by saturday, flurries, lows will go into the single digits this weekend. on sunday we're back to 27, increasing clouds and there's a chance for some snow come sunday night into monday. that system could bring more travel issues for the tri-state. 21 today, snow showers ending, flurries linger, breezy and cold, teens out there tonight with lingering flurries. now the 10 for a low. mid-20s, early flurries and clearing tomorrow, 30 or close to it by friday with a chance of snow showers. flurries, saturday, and sunday night into monday, that's when we could be looking at more travel issues for the tri-state with a good bet for some snow early next week. bob and sheila, back to you. >>> 6:54, assaults or just a great -- this guy >>> okay, friend, imagine you're working the drive through window, maybe just sitting there, and driving through the line, and someone just true threw an alligator right through the window. that happened a 3 1/2 algate or was hurled through a wendy's window, where? the parents say that their son is completely harmless. they knew the emp

wind chills will be in the single digits in the mornings. we may see some more rain/snow mix by next monday night into tuesday. stay tuned for updates. good morning, hampton roads. let's check traffic now. a big blow for climate what the high court did to the obama administration's plan to cut emissions. plus, huge economic news. what norfolk city leaders decided last night could lead to thousands of new jobs. and what's happening today with this now caught in a bad we're back with big economic news for hampton roads. norfolk city council approved the money to entice data processing company a-d-p to relocate. the vote allows the economic development five-million dollars to company to move into downtown norfolk, and bring thousands of new jobs with it. the relocation isn't a done deal just yet. a-d-p still needs to make the decision to move, and right now there is no timeline for when that could happen. in the wake of corruption charges against norfolk city treasurer anthony burfoot, a city councilman is hoping to figure out what went wrong.

single-digit and chills of saturday. 3 on sunday morning. sunday afternoon, 25 with snow by the evening sticking around the monday before it changes over to rain. as we warm up -- yes, i said warm-up, next week. mark: thank goodness. a match made in heaven. lisa: how a canadian man knew his girlfriend was the one and how he helped save her life. mark: a local business giving you a sweet treat made from scratch. or you can get some fresh chocolate in over the rhine. lisa: that will warm you up. 20 degrees on your friday. stay with us. up on cincin mark: welcome back. 5:53. valentine' s day just a couple of days away. while the rush is on for romantics, stores of the for pairing for months. lisa: wlwt news 5s kyla woods tells us about a local store making their chocolate from scratch. kyla: does anything sound better right now? i mean, let' s just stop. from scratch. there are a million ways to say day, it is all about chocolate. at maverick' s in over-the rhine, they roast, grind, and temper the chocolate right here. it' s a manufacturing cen

. >> we are really cold, and temperatures will dip in the single digits. with a little bit of a breeze, it makes it feel like below zero. the flakes were nice looking at times. it was not a -- pleasure to drive in for a lot of us in the last couple of days. this is a look. and i'm sure your cars had coating on it this morning as well and throughout the day. throughout the day, we picked up a little bit of snow. it's lingering in portions of and you will see the snow end tonight. couple of flurries hanging around. that will continue to move east. snow to the south and west. and that will continue to stay far away. i don't want you to worry about additional snow. flurries and very light snow showers, that's about it, around the 275 loop. we have a couple of flakes flying in norwood. north north, south of north brook. and a couple of snow showers. and snow showers around hillsborough. that is what we're tracking about 15 minutes ago, west of fair view. you're under some moderate snow right now. watch the roads to have the quick coating or dusting on them, if you're travelling this evening

overcoming a double- digit deficit on the last day is chrisie / (r) presidential candidate :33-:39) "as we've seen with bill clinton ben carson greeted voters this morning. candidate :44-:47 too short to super) "this is a place where kasich, ted cruz and marco rubio rubio / (r) better turn tonight." polling places are clerk - manchester, nh 1:03- 5,000 to 6,000 on this one." the critics worry new hampshire's new voter i-d law could suppress turnout. people who show up today without i-d must have their photo taken, or they can't vote. i'm tracie potts in nightly news will be broadcasting from new hampshire today. nbc also plans to provide live updates during primetime tonight. today people are celebrating big-- as mardi gras is under way in the big easy. as usual the folks in new orleans are ending carnival season in style. the zulu crewe kicked off tuesday's festivities the only way they know how... with a parade. ash wednesday, of course, is tomorrow. coming up... some babies have warmer heads this winter, thanks to one eastern iowa woman who spends a lot of time making hats for hosp

double digits. 20' s below zero. more on the forecast in a few minutes. adam: you can download the app to track temperatures in your area. stephanie: new security procedures are going into effect at verizon wireless arena. starting today, everyone will go through etal detectors before entering. you can bring in purses and small backs, but they will be searched. arena officials say they' re trying to be proactive with safety. >> it was thorough. they did a good job. >> i guess i was not surprised. i never would have expected it, but i guess better safe than sorry. >> i guess it is all right. stephanie: you also will not be including backpacks, or even clear plastic bags. adam: flags are flying at half staff today to honor the life of justice antonin scalia. he died suddenly yesterday at the age of 79. while reflecting on his legacy, washington is in a tug-of-war over his replacement. in new hampshire, his passing is adding a new dimension to the senate race between the incumbent senator kelly ayotte and governor maggie hassan. >> i think a lot of the resol

temperatures should hold much of the day in the teens, then dropping to the single digits tonight. while there are no major systems in the offing, occasional minor ones will affect the area moving through the work week. highs will struggling to get much past the teens and 20s, but we can thank the lack of a deep snow pack to prevent some below zero nights. starting today the iowa utilities board will hold discussions about the dakota access pipeline. the meetings this week could end with a decision on whether on not to build a pipeline across the state. the pipeline would start in through 18 counties in iowa and into southern illinois. all of the other states have agreed to let the company build the pipeline. there have been several protests over the last year claiming the pipeline will hurt the environment. the first meeting this week is this afternoon at the board's hearing room in des moines. the public is welcome to attend and listen to the meeting, but there will not be any opportunity for public cocoent. the meeting starts at 1 o'clock. today, two iowa legislative committees