at 817 am est...doppler radar indicated a severe producing a tornado. this dangerous storm was located 8 milesnorth of toccoa...or 6 miles southeast of tallulah gorge statepark...moving northeast at 55 mph.locations impacted include... walhalla...oconee state park...long creek and mountain eparedness actions...a strong tornado is likely developing. abandon mobile homes. seek immediate shelter in an interior room on the lowest level of a houseor office building. place as many floors and walls between you andthe in effect until 845 am est for northwestern oconee county... at 817 am est...doppler radar indicated a severe thunderstorm capableof producing a tornado. this dangerous storm was located 8 milesnorth of toccoa...or 6 miles southeast of tallulah northeast at 55 mph.locations impacted include... walhalla...oconee state park...long creek and mountain rest.precautionary/pr eparedness actions...a strong tornado is likely developing. abandon mobile homes. seek immediate shelter in an interior room on the lowest level of a houseor office and 3 welcome ba

so let's dig deeper on live early warning doppler 9. there's a concern for strong wind coming out of this. around mcadenville. out of belmont to the daniel steel garden areas. eastern gaston county, this is where the storm starts. it's now working its way over to charlotte mecklenburg airport, excuse me, into the western part of the city. so this is going to cause some significant delays at the airport here momentarily as that line works on through. working its way into the southern part of gaston county, western meck county. south out of lake wiley. a lot of heavy rain, strong wind out of highway 49 out of the steele creek area. i'm concerned for wind damage in lake wiley in steele creek toward the carowinds vicinity. one last stop here further south into tega cay. strong winds are coming on through. not just tega cay but the north side of rock hill. the indian hook community as you work your way around lake wiley, seeing big rain bursts with heavy rain coming through this, let's get back to stephanie for another update of wind damage

it is incredible with the doppler radar. it says it has come down about 1500 feet within the last few minutes. it is not time to sound the all clear yet. we are getting markers on the doppler radar. because of that, we have the concern of seeing some sort of rotation. at the very least, damaging wind from this. after 5:00, a gets over to the launchpad. there is that boeing. when you see that, it is not a rotation concern more than it is backing wind. we do not see bright red as much anymore. backing wind. we are getting this real gust of wind on the backside of these storms, knocking on cocoa' s doorstep. cocoa back towards the kennedy space center. it moves towards the east at about 20 miles per hour. this does hit severe criteria as it works towards the east and northeast. tornado warning in affect for brevard county. we think there are conditions in place to see a tornado touching the ground. look how long this is. there is a nasty line of storms. it is not rotating, but there are plenty of thunder and lightning, lake was

it's doppler radar indicated at this time. however, most of the area, the area shaded in yellow that includes the area underneath the orange and the red under that tornado watch. now until 11:00. i expect the tornado watch will come down earlier than that. don't you think? doug: the way it is moving if the line is at the current speed yeah. i think 8:30 to 9:00 we should be out of the woods. this expanded. north to baltimore and prince george's county. that has been included now in the severe thunderstorm warning. that will continue to affect 6:15 if not longer. tornado warning for a few minutes longer over prince william county and more south. this is through north carolina. see the red areas? those are the areas that are to our area with the active tornado warning. once we get behind the system it calms down quickly behind the strong cold fronts which will pass through tonight and the end severe weather threat tonight. scattered showers in the unstable air. up close and personal. we still do not see the significant indicatio

doppler. someone fired into a home in cumberland county around 1:00 this morning on snapper court off gillespie street. more than a dozen shots were fired into the home. a teenager inside was shot twice, once in the neck and once in the knee. we are trying to get an update on that teen's condition. barbara: it is 4:37 and 55 degrees. tpaors force families out of their homes. john: why a fort bragg soldier a rare february tornado. first, weather and traffic together. let's look from one of our d.o.t. cameras and this is ramsey street in fayetteville. you see the water droplets on the cameras and the roads are wet. don: we have the dense fog advisory overnight but now it is replaced by heavy rain. we check the first alert doppler network and you see a ton of that is all rain your heart loves omega-3s. but the omega-3s in fish oil differ from megared krill oil. unlike fish oil, megared is easily absorbed megared. the difference is easy to absorb. don: welcome back. a very wet commute for you this

with temperatures centering around 20 degrees for much of the evening. right now on live precision doppler 12 hd, we have no snow to track anywhere close to the 275 loop. temperatures now are in the upper teens and lower 20s. common number, batavia, lunken, all at 21. wind chill in the teens for some. single digits for others. warmest spots with the wind international airport, heirson that's where the wind is calm. notice here on the headline map. we're tracking cold temperatures through the weekend, and we've got a decent shot for accumulating snow earlier this week. we'll investigate that coming up in 10 minutes. >> a trial date is on the calendar now for former uc police officer tinsing. local 12's megan moore was at the hearing today and joins us now with the latest. >> reporter: good afternoon. the date for that trial is set for october 24th. almost a year after the original trial date was initially to be scheduled. it was initially scheduled to go to trial this november. but the judge decided to give both sides more time to prepare. voluntary manslaughter charges. sam dubose's fiance

as you look at these are doppler estimates. they might be a little high but it gives you a good idea as to how much rain has fallen over the area so far. anywhere from half an inch in cincinnati, cincinnati and florence. as we start moving to southeast indiana, much more, and that is why that area is seeing that flood advisory. you will notice it's out until 4:00. it's quite possible all of these areas in green will see another inch of rain. and it's not out of the question, too, the national weather service overnight might just extend that one more time. we'll see. that's why hopefully before you go to bed tonight you've got the weather radio by your bedside or your storm shield weather radio app so you're ready for this. okay, as we go forward the timing on this rain, we mentioned it is going to be out of here by about 4:00 at the top of the show. the cold front will push through the area, and behind it, we're going to get a wave of colder air. but it's not going to be this big crush of air. it is going to be more seeping in,

we haven't used the hi-def doppler radar in weeks. willits has raindrops on the rooftops right now, fort bragg all the way down highway 1. we'll see the rain moving from the coast in a swath across the bay area as the day marches on so don't leave home without that umbrella. but look at just how mild it is. livermore has had a huge drop- off just at about 2:45 when i left the tri-valley this morning, it was 68 degrees. it's now 56 degrees with the impending area of low pressure. winds right now not too problematic up to 26 however fire that the bay bridge in oakland but -- near the bay bridge in oakland. but the winds increase as the morning progresses so we have a wind advisory in effect for today, as well. we have rain and it's coming. gianna, allow it affect those roads? >> well, definitely expect slick surfaces later on. right now so far, so good. dry roads especially good conditions out of oakland into san francisco. but windy conditions as roberta mentioned so chp has already issued a wind advisory for the bay bridge so be caref

. beginning late in the evening and especially overnight. show you where the rain is on precision doppler hd. in the next few hours, see the shades of blue turn to shades of white. that's where we have rain. black to the splochs of blue. and the change over is occurring. maybe a mix of rain and snow at this is all rain in the northwestern part of hamilton county. we have widely scattered showers over the mall. some sprinkles in downtown cincinnati and also in aa. heavier in the tri-state, which is light to moderate rain, down to oxford, close to reilly, drewersburg. rain has let up some in connorsville. and over parts of switzerland, ohio, ripley and dearborn county. as you could see, precision doppler hd, rain will come in the next couple of hours, because the clusters of rain will move to the east at times. it's a transition with joe. for many during the late afternoon and early commute, it's gray and gloomy now. temperature 42. it's rain-snow transition tonight. snow will likely accumulate. it will struggle to accumulate. late tonight and throughout the day tomorrow. it's an inch or le

this sis a live look at first alert doppler xp and we have spotty showers. nothing major but you have seen rain in the northern half of the viewing area. we will see this going east and when it presses through things dry out. a look into downtown raleigh it is 40 greecedegrees, winds calm. fayetteville 43, 83% humidity and north weekend four miles an hour. durham checks in with 43, 69% humidity and those winds are calm. let's show what you is going on as far as temperatures across the region. everybody above freezing this morning, coolest spots are louisburg and roxboro both 37. 39 roanoke rapids, 39 southern pines and 42 fayetteville. 43 clinton and 39 goldsboro. a lot colder this morning than yesterday. 20 degrees colder in smith and 18 in fayetteville. roxboro nine degrees colder. satellite and radar composite shows rain showers in the northern areas and southern areas see breaks in the clouds. by lunch predict prrbgtfirst alert predictor forecast model shows us around 50 and by 5:00 we are mid 50's and skies clear out and they stay clear tomorrow. friday

doppler radar has been consistent all day showing the line. what we have seen in the past hour is the extent of the rain broadened out. sometimes what happened is this goes from being a very active thunderstorm to more just torrential downpour with the gusty winds. process of doing it now. look how wide it is. impressive area of the heavy rain. we continue to monitor because at any minute, any one of the little strong line could develop rotation. that happened in hanover and careline county. that is why the weather service in wakefield, virginia, issued tornado warning for those areas and why we are monitoring that storm cell. it will make track northeast at 60 miles per hour, it won't take long to get to king george county, northern neck and southern maryland. nothing happening there now. there will be the possibility of the tornadic activity in the areas. right now we see as you look at the loop. the red areas, red boxes. those are the active tornado warnings through virginia to north carolina. it doesn't hurt to repeat this again. this enti

we can see some snow showers across the tri-state >> meteorologist, scott dimmich, with precision doppler radar. >> good afternoon, everyone. we will likely stay cloudy to mostly cloudy with snow showers coming in. especially between 5:00 p.m. and 8:00 p.m. initially, we will be favored northwest to cincinnati and northern kentucky. just be aware, maybe drops in visibility late this afternoon and later this evening, snow showers comes through. snow showers, implying snow, starts and stops. not everyone is going to see a snow shower at any given point late this afternoon and early this evening. we'll trade that to widely scattered snow showers and later on flurries in the evening. partial clearing comes as we get to clearing tomorrow. we're down to 11 degrees to begin the weekend. live precision doppler hd, snow flurries. harrison to interstate 74, close to downtown. there's some flurries over highland, adams, brown. sections of canton and campbell. southern claremont county with flurries and widely scattered flurries. close to interstate 75 and the far northern part of northern county. an

first weather- your planner shows what's ahead a&- doppler radar features a wintry mix this morninga&- with some slick roads around the area again todaya&- now a live look outside courtesy of our weatherfirst skycama&(- visibilities remain low as fog settles into the area this morninga&-temperatures around the area are going to steadily fall todaya&- the current winds around our vieng area are breezy with 25-35 mph gusts - our planner features s wintry mix this morning with clouds this afternoon justin and rebecca track the latest weather conditions, we're also tracking the latest conditions on the roads this morning. morning. cbs 2 ws road warrior aaro gerhdt is out on the ads ght now, hi arron, what are you seeing. thanks aaron, now we're taking a look at some of the taking a look now we're taking a look at some of the heavy snow-fall around the state.this is in mason city -- one of the hardest hit areas.the national weather service says they got about 8 inches snow. now here's a look at des moines.they didn't get nearly as much snow -- but you can in great shape.most roads in the s

first weather- your planner shows what's ahead a&-doppler radar features a rain/snow mix this morning- with some snow-covered roads remaining this morning- now a live look outside courtesy of our weatherfirst skycama& -temperatures around the area will be cooling with windy conditions- the current winds around our viewing area gusty- our planner features cloudy skies with mning snow parts of the south are cleaning up this morning after devastating severe weather that caused at least 16 tornadoes. tornadoes.right now, there are no reports of any serious injuries or deaths, but tornadoes destroyed homes and and mississippi.several schools across the south wi be closed today due to the storm damage. as the storm moved north, roads and streets frfr the carolinas to new york were covered in snow and ice, making travel tricky. tricky.but with the snow and ice comes an increase in temperatures today and in the northeast -- that means concerns over possible flooding. flooding.that storm has already killed one person.the` nasty weather is also causing massive flight delays. flight-aware report

the five sweeps of power doppler radar, little bit of rain still back to the west, cleveland county, extends up toward west of lincolnton toward maiden and hickory, the back edge approaching statesville down to cornelius, i-77. south of there, extends to the east of ballantyne parkway, over toward weddington, indian trail, mint hill, allen community, monroe in the rain. quickly moving off toward the east. mountains don't clear out, rest of us will see decent amount of sunshine. the clouds but look at this by 8:00, back edge of the clouds according to the model is just to the east of us here on i-77. while the mountains deal with showers. by late morning we're all until a decent amount of sunshine, but increasing clouds as we track our next frontal system which will arrive tonight, you can see high clouds at first and low clouds, most of this is going to be light rain, some snow in the mountains, nothing all that heavy. current conditions in charlotte, from hd tower cam, we have rain falling, 38 degrees, not much of a breeze right now. we will warm up nicely, already you've got temper

announcer: now, your live super doppler 4 hd weather forecast. dale: good morning. coming up on 5:58 a.m. the latest image of live super doppler 4 hd showing snow around the hickory area and a good bit of precipitation in tennessee working its way to the east into virginia, creating snow. not much going on in the upstate yet. just cold. late morning into the afternoon, it will get busier. 27 in greenville. 23 in asheville. everybody is at or below freezing just about. 10 to 01212 plus mile-per-hour winds makes those temperatures feel like the teens. freezing rain advisories along aviation advisories for greenville and spartanburg with the possibility of the freezing rain developing later this afternoon and this evening. the winter storm warnings out for counties east of asheville. it is setting the stage for some action that will develop later today for the upstate and the mountains. drive carefully, especially if you have travel plans that will take you across the tennessee border today into the evening. later tonight, it will all turn into rain. we will get heavy

but we can show you with the live super doppler 4hd. temperatures are 37 degrees in greenville, but colder in the mountains. you can see a few spots in charity county and union county -- in cherokee county and union county. look at hickory. hickory is getting a little bit of snow. the flores will come to an end and we will think -- and we will see gradual clearing throughout the day. there could be a flurry or two here and there. 29 in asheville and 37 in anderson and greenville. 40 degrees in greenwood right now. it is 10 degrees colder than yesterday. especially when you look at the 20-30 mile-per-hour winds in the mountains. it feels like 10 degrees in temperatures will reach 49 in the upstate and around 40 degrees in the mountains under mostly sunny skies. we will talk about the weekend and our next report in a few minutes. allyson: thank you, dale. happening today, the official kick-off for the $231 million 85-385 gateway project. the project is meant to improve safety and make the interchange more efficient. more than 190,000 vehi

mike nicco will be here tracking these showers with live doppler 7hd. a little more numerous and this continues at 9:00 a.m. it is light for the most part. noontime scattered light showers. 3:00 p.m. most have shifted and stayed in the north bay as we head toward the evening commute and then it is winding down. additional rainfall between now and heading into tomorrow evening we are expecting about a third to maybe a half an inch, but they may pick up more than that. it is a 1, a light system. a 10th to a quarter inch. when you look at time line at 5:00 a.m. light showers ahead of the main system. a few light rain drops and then as we head toward 10:00 a.m. light to moderate rain. and it starts to shift. notice the moderate rain band is a narrow band at noontime. it doesn't hold together very well. the temperatures first thing tomorrow morning will start out cooler and then great slooping weather tonight. mid40s to the low 50s. watch out for the slick spots during the morning commute and into the afternoon as well. scattered showers will continue. tempe

there is doppler radar you can see the farther western part of our area. benton county, as well as iowa county, seeing a little bit of light snow this morning. roadways we can see things have slickened up a bit. around far western iowa county. take a little extra time there, in is he considid rapids we are foggy and mild, temperature reading of 28, cloudy sky, waterloo 27, 27 in iowa city, winds north and west today, currently they are out of the south 5-10 miles and hour. there is psatellite and radar charles city and decorah, morning drive on a scale of 1- 10 we'll give it a 7, not the best but certainly not the worse. all of that moisture is west of us. 32 at lunch time, 34 is the high today, we'll take part of your morning and let you know and what ur weekend will look like with nice warmer weather around the corner. >>> parts of the south are cleaning up this morning after devastating weather that caused at least 16 tornadoes. >> right now there are no reports of any serious injuries or deaths but tornadoes destroyed homes and buildings in florida,al

first alert doppler xp, the most powerful radar in the carolinas, showing rain mainly over the northwestern half of the area from south hill, the line for the heavier rain is i-85. north of that that is where you are seeing rainfall in person and southern mecklinburg counties. melville that is lifting north through orange county the next half hour. showers around siler city, eastern lee county a sprinkle or two. some places it is too light to be detected by radar. that is light drizzle. 41 roxboro, 46 southern pines, 46 goldsboro. looking at the day ahead temperatures not changing much. we will warm near 50 by lunchtime, cloudy skies and stay there in afternoon. warmer tomorrow. 15 to 20 degrees warmer and thunderstorms. now let's talk traffic with amber rupinta. amber: it is nice an quiet but as we say dealing with showers and fog. so it may get busier approaching 7:00. give yourself some extra time. this is fayetteville and this is a little hazy checking some camp rails in cumberland county. keep your eyes peeled for foggy conditions. tracking rain and not causing a huge slowdown on the m

out overnight, early tomorrow morning. we'll have a cloudy sky. this is all rain on live precision doppler hz d. and down to the southern and southwestern part of pendleton county. and showers beginning to move in the eastern part of adams county. visibility has been at or below a mile. that will be the case this evening. the screaming message, accumulation of snow, favored to the east. tomorrow, we keep a chance for spotty rain and snow going and much warmer air in the week. we'll look at the snowfall totals and the planning forecast in 10 minutes. brad. >> and springfield township home >> and timber mill court, with the victim and the fire, jeff. >> and the man is about 60-year-old. they have not released the name because they are trying to track down the relatives. the call came to 911, one minute after 9:00 this morning. crews will dispatch. when they got here, they found heavy flames. extra help was called, including wood lawn and wyoming, cold weather makes it worst and something else adds to the difficulty. the house was full of clutter, making it difficult to fight the fire and fin

. >> john: from power doppler radar, our top story, one of them, grab the umbrellas, you're waking up to a wet morning and 5:00 a.m., not 6:00 as i said. let's check in with meteorologist al conklin. >> al: so out the door this morning at 5:00 a.m., we have rain for most of us, you can see on the five sweeps of power doppler radar, rain is pretty steady anywhere in our viewing area. a couple breaks south of charlotte and in union county, lancaster gets choppier in york county, foothills, mountains, parts of the piedmont, north of i-85 it is pretty much solid rain and been that way all night long. still rain falling moderately so in charlotte. that is our metro school camera in center city you see the wet streets, they will be with us through at least the morning hours. but gradually i believe the rain will pull away later this morning. i'll show you that on futurecast in a few minutes. 38 in boone right now, 43 morganton, hickory, over toward salisbury, 44 statesville, a monroe, charlotte, gastonia, 49 in rock hill and 50 in lancaster. wind up at 53, a lot cooler than yesterday, heavi

mike nicco will be here tracking these showers with live doppler 7hd.ittle more numerous and this continues at 9:00 a.m. it is light for the most part. noontime scattered light showers. 3:00 p.m. most have shifted and stayed in the north bay as we head toward the evening commute and then it is winding down. additional rainfall between now and heading into tomorrow evening we are expecting about a third to maybe a half an inch, but they may pick up more than that. it is a 1, a light system. a 10th to a quarter inch. when you look at time line at 5:00 a.m. light showers ahead of the main system. a few light rain drops and then as we head toward 10:00 a.m. light to moderate rain. and it starts to shift. notice the moderate rain band is a narrow band at noontime. it doesn't hold together very well. the temperatures first thing tomorrow morning will start out cooler and then great slooping weather tonight. mid40s to the low 50s. watch out for the slick spots during the morning commute and into the afternoon as well. scattered showers will continue. temperatu

here is a quick look at live super doppler 4 hd. it a good showers going on in parts of transylvania, henderson, buncombe county, a line of thunderstorms north of atlanta and the strongest weather from the system just to the south. good news for us and maybe not in just a moment, we can show you where the real impact is this morning. for all these areas in greenwood high wind warnings from western north carolina to haywood and south of newberry through columbia and farther to the south, wind advisories continue today. here is an expanded look at live super doppler 4 hd. severe thunderstorm warnings make out in the i-20 corridor. instead of the upstate, looks like it is more the midlands getting hammered by the event so far. we will watch that line of thunderstorms near atlanta and see how that goes the next couple of hours. looks like after 8:00, nine :00, things will improve. we will see a few scattered showers but most of the stormy weather will pass through. 62 in abbeville, 48 greenville and in asheville. sector and the south of

take look at our ultimate doppler radar.ornado watch has been issued for most of the delaware valley until 11:00 o'clock tonight. you can see rain some of it heavy moving into our area. >> rain was definitely heavy earlier today. here's video from along rout route 206 in mt. holly, burlington county. thanks for joining us. i'm on eighty seven. >> i'm dawn timmeney in nor lucy noland. >> let's get right to it. we have team coverage from the weather to tonight. our team of meteorologists keeping an eye on every development. let's begin with meteorologist kathy orr. >> dawn you mentioned it tornado watch in effect for most of the region with the exception of the lehigh valley and the poconos until 11:00 o'clock tonight. the storms will be moving in very quickly this evening. now this is what tornado watch means. conditions are favorable for rotation in the atmosphere. for rotating thunderstorms that could produce a tornado. now, be aware of changing conditions this evening. 6:00 o'clock, 7:00 o'clock, 8:00 o'clock, 9:00 o'clock

. >> here's live first alert doppler. sawgrass expressway in western broward county, on the front end of the weather, showers continuing to race off to the east. anywhere from ft. lauderdale beach to hallandale beach, wet the good news is the showers are trucking by. they're not camping out in one place, that said they're impacting almost the entire county. 95, turnpike, sawgrass all wet this morning. showers racing through miami-dade county from the 826 it's wet, turnpike. if you have not had wet weather yet, it's on the way. here's a wider look across the region as we spread out on live first alert doppler. 70s out the door. lower to mid 70s. i think your temperatures will be check. showers will be with us for the front end of our day.y. this afternoon showers begin to dissolve, maybe sunshine in the afternoon highs at 80. wet roadways out there, this could be trouble. >> you know, it but right now no trouble. we had crews he blocking those express lanes, they moved out of the way, that doesn't mean the express lanes ha

let's take a closer look at our 9 first warning doppler. we zoom in to show you the line over connorsville, batesville, down through versailles. through greater cincinnati in 90 minutes. but that doesn't mean other areas aren't seeing some rain and even some moderate to almost elevated heavy rain, and as you look at these are doppler estimates. they might be a little high but it gives you a good idea as to how much rain has fallen over the area so far. anywhere from half an inch in lebanon and batavia, three- quarters through greater cincinnati, cincinnati and florence. as we start moving to southeast indiana, much more, and that is why that area is seeing that flood advisory. you will notice it's out until 4:00. it's quite possible all of these areas in green will see another inch of rain. and it's not out of the weather service overnight might we'll see. go to bed tonight you've got the weather radio by your bedside or your storm shield weather radio app so you're okay, as we go forward the mentioned it is going to be out of here by about

we're k%eping a look at first alert doppler, south florida's only live radar. you can see the line of storms onur nbc 6 news and weather app, you can track the rain and see what is just above you there. late they are morning you can possibly expect a wet commute. we'll have ryan's full forecast in a minute. >> a lot headed in our direction. before we talk to ryan, pope francis l lking forward to a busy day ahead as he begins to wrap up his visit to mexico. he's been there for a couple days. late they are morning, the pope will visit a prison and hold a mass there. whi he's been on this five-day visit, the pope tk time to meet with individual families. he was listening to testimonies at one of the stops, some members of the crowd actually lifted a child in a wheelchair up onto the stage. that's what you're seeing there, the pope blessed that child which as you kim imagine was met by a huge round of applause. the pontiff expected to leave mexico to go back to rome some >>> now, first alert weather with meteorologist ryanan phillips, south florida's most accurate

let's go back and show that storm with live super doppler 4 hd. check and see the latest direction and latest location of that storm. we are in oconee county traveling to the northeast, as you can see. some of the communities around the area, we see whetstone, maybe to the west of the storm, it is coming very close. ahead of the storm, we are seeing to get post and rico and a few other areas that could be impacted by this. -- heavy winds, heavy down pours of rain. the national weather service issued a tornado warning earlier. we watch the line of storms back to atlanta. chris: dale, that is the concern of the lines try to go out into their own cells. you can see in gainesville, to the west, it is taking a similar -warned of storm is reported. a trained weathervane spotter reported a funnel cloud northwest of walhalla. a tornado may develop anytime. five miles northwest of walhalla near oconee state park, it is now moving at 50 miles an hour, so folks, if you're in oconee county, your kids are safe at school right now. the teachers know what to do.

. perhaps some water covered roads tomorrow morning. we will give another check of live precision doppler 12 hd, plus talk the wind tomorrow coming up in ten minutes. >> cammy: scott thank you. we have video of the police chase recorded tonight by one of the men being chased. he was recording while they were being chased by police. he thought it would make for a good facebook video. >> high speed chase xp >>> but before it could get many views police caught up with them. deputies took them into the custody. minutes earlier. >> reporter: it was a scene both fascinate ing and frightening to behold. we picked up the chase on i-75. as you take a look at the video, you can see the light s police vehicle picked up the chase. past the western hills viaduct. hitting that bend, you can see the light colored vehicle in the high speed lane. watch what happened to the traffic signal.police vehicle weaves around other suv and gets right back on to the interstate. that vehicle will pick up again as it went toward butter milk. again there you see it, it continued westbound and pushed toward the bridge e

shows what's ahead a&- doppler radar features a wintry mix this morninga&- with some slick roads around the area again todaya&- now a >> the ironic thing is her last name is smith. >> [laughter]>> two people were making fun of me yesrday because i was excited to go home and take out my snowblower. >> we were making fun of you because you are getting us all excited and then it never came. >> but the good news is a lot of the city plows and did the same thing. with our temperatures falling it could have been a really big mess. now we throw more snow on top of it and this is kind of the situation agree with this s morning. -- we greet you with this morning. >> the fog is starting to dissipate bunow we have snow and wind piing up. and it could have that/turning into ice. we do have snow moving to the eastof cedar rapids. we do have some snow falling in eastern iowa for the next couple of hours. >> conditions from iowa city back to williamsburg, the caug about 20 -- 25% to 50% of snow cover. some of these spots picked up a quick intro to as this little bit of moisture picked up. 61 from dubu

first weatherr- your planner shows what's ahead a&- doppler radar features a few stray snow showers- now a live look outside courtesy of our weatherfirst skycama& -temperatures around the area will be cool again totoya&- the current winds around our viewing area are calma&- our planner features mixed sunshine with flurriesa& the results are in this morning, and unlike a week ago in iowa -- new hampshire primary voters elected two clear cut winners.but there is a close race still going on this morning for third place -- with about 8 percent of precincts still counting votes. votes.fit -- let's take a look at the democratic race where vermont senator bernie sanders easily defeated hillary clinton.the former secretary of state won iowa last week in the closest race in state party history -- but sanders cruised by with 60- percent support -- picking up "together we have sent the message that will echfrfr wawa street to washington, budded "that the government of our great country belongs to all of the people, and not just a handful of wealthy campaign contributors" contributors"hillary cl

dhop -- doppler radar quiet. faye yet, still some snow on the roads. snow around the cedar rapids and from dubuque to the south snow on the roads remains. be careful this morning. live look from collins road. winds out of the northwest at 5. makes it feel like 15. thument 96%. one of the by products of this warming weather is the dense fog. a dense fog advisory in effect to about 10:00 this morning. within the area we see visibilities about a mile and a take extra time. make sure the hls are on today. not so manufacture to help you you see but to make yourself visible to others. highs around the nation 53 kc. 34 chicago. 50 in memphis. 50 in dallas. warmer weather moving through. warm weather will definitely move in as we head towards the end of the week and into the weekend with 40s and 50s expected. it's going to take a few days to get to those numbers because we have to melt off the snow. satellite radar featuring showers and thunderstorms down to the south. a weak disturbance north of iowa. that will pas through with a warm front over night. we'll

it's live, hi-def doppler radar. and look at the green on the screen. that indicates we have some light rainfall primarily around the lakeport area and clearlake. currently take a look at these temperatures because that is about as warm as it is going to get today. yes! we are still at 66 degrees in oakland and in san francisco. later today we'll have a weather advisory that you need to know about. we'll talk about that coming up. >> good morning. we do start off with an accident in daly city southbound 280 connector to highway 1. you have at least one lane blocked for an injury accident overturn vehicle. a lot of activity there on scene. elsewhere, though, traffic quiet at the bay bridge but a wind advisory in effect. more on that coming up in just a few minutes. >>> developing news in the east bay. three teens are being treated at a hospital after being shot and the shooter is on the loose. it happened in berkeley on parker street near san pablo avenue just after 7:30 last night. there are not a lot of details but police said the victims were sitting

live super doppler 4 hd weather forecast. chris: taking a look outside at the satellite and radar, we have clear skies out there. zooming in online super doppler, you can see we are dry right now purely -- we will remain that way. look at the time lapse over lake hartwell. a great day to be out on the lake, or up in the mountains, perhaps. check out this time lapse from our asheville skycam. a few clouds in the sky, but a nice day. lots of people on facebook posted pictures today of their hikes. what a great day to hike. upper 60's by the afternoon after he cool start. lear skies, but we are watching the northwest. a front moving through. this is a quick mover, it will not do a whole lot other than give us a few extra clouds first i do not think that the super doppler will find showers across the upstate, other than a sprinkler two. it is mainly of the tennessee border. temperatures are to warm for anything other than rain. middle 50's in the upstate, around 50 in the mountains. overnight, we will see clear skies mixed with a

here's a look at the storm track 7 live doppler radar. we are tracking snow showers scattered about the area. here's the areas where the snow is falling right now. the wind is also picking up. here are the current wind speeds. roads will continue to become slick overnight and into the day on here's the storm track 7 live weather network here in eastern iowa, showing some windy conditions, but not much snow. there will be slick spots overnight. here are a look at the current road conditions across the state. to our west, the roads are a bit worse. here's the current wind speeds and the current wind gusts across the area. these will pick up as we go throughout the night and into monday. temperatures continue to drop below freezing overnight, so areas that saw the refreezing overnight. so slick spots will be a potential into early tomorrow morning. future track is showing scattered snwo showers throughout the night and into the day on friday. we aren't expecting much in the way of widespread activity, but any snow shower that falls will be b

we are seeing flurries on first alert doppler xp and on the most powerful radar in the carolinas we have the light snow shower activity to the east-southeast. this is not much. you can see from siler city down into moore county and once you are down into hoke county a mix with a few sprinkles. southwest you may see flurriless. temperatures across the region in the 30's. 35 roxboro, 36 smithfield and sanford. 38 favorite and 37 clinton. looking at the day ahead, 36 right now and mostly cloudy. by lunchtime 43 and partly sunny. we will see partly sunny skies all day long with temperatures in the mid 40's. we will talk about that and have the seven-day forecast coming up in a couple of minutes. barbara: breaking news, first votes cast in the new hampshire primary. john: some interesting results so far. amber rupinta has the latest. amber: the very first ballots and first in the nation new hampshire primary were cast at midnight. but we have to wait until tonight because only a few dozen participate in the voting in three tiny hamlet including dixville. kasich are in a three-way tie in. and

and that was issued for probably doppler-indicated within that cell. this is the area, southeastern virginia that we saw a confirmed tornado near waverly earlier today. also funnel cloud that was spotted. >> we had sent marina marraco southbound. she's currently work her way closer to our region. what are you seeing? >> reporter: we are parallel to the potomac mills mall. woodbridge area. we just saw some very strong bands of rain. we got caught up in some localized flooding and we're trying to head back >> and the winds still pretty strong there as well? >> reporter: they are still very strong, but yeah. and i don't know if you see it. the flags on the right-hand side. it's fairly large, it's blowing. yeah, the wind has picked up out here. >> it looks like the winds are pushing you along faster on 95. you mentioned hail. we had a report of hail here in the district. i believe cathedral heights. they said it was rattling hard against the windows. are you finding drivers having trouble on the road or are people moving along as best they can? >> we actua

it's moving from the north and west. and we're not looking at any rainfall. we're dry on precision doppler hd. and high thick clouds from time to time, temperatures, they don't move very much. they are sitting in the lower 40s, the warmer air really begins to move on in. we're talking about a big warmth and the breezy conditions. it's going to be breezy. and rain arrives late weekend. the hour-by-hour timing, shortly that >> first at 4:00, look at >> a used job fair is under way in kentucky. florists are looking for people between 16 and 26 to fill openings part-time and full-time. places like kroger, great american ballpark. the job fare runs until 6:00. >> and what i'm thinking, i'm in the market soon. >> and go and drool right >> megan moore takes us inside >> we are hanging out at the cincinnati auto expo, going on now until sunday. more than 400 cars here. right now, we're in the mustang simulator. you don't get a chance to drive one, you get to do here. and you were saying, some people get to test drive some ford vehicles. also toyota is doing it as well. technology. >> you could do

this is the most dangerous thing i've seen on our doppler, first alert doppler, all afternoon, or all evening. i'll just show you there, west of tapahannic. just back it up a little bit here. this is what it is like at 6:40. you did see how it's jumping to the northeast. jumping quickly here. you're going to see it. maybe at that point,. >> this is one of those things. unless it makes a little light turn. sometimes, they will go to the right of the mean flow. and that's the possibility there. >> yeah. concern. you folks have some time. to get a plan, interior rooms? get a mattress in the booth bathtub. if you have an interior hallway bathroom. this is by far and away, the strongest we've seen in terms of signature and in terms of organization and howard mentioned, wound up, spin. and that's what it's all about. is spin. and rotation. and this has it. so at the very least, we're going to see 67-mile-per-hour winds from this storm. and possibly a tornado. we go back to the cg17 for a second. and give you the big picture again. and essentially, where you see the back edge, the left side

this is showing the rotation pickled up the doppler radar. we have a doppler radar indicated tornado. that is what we mean. we have circulation. if you have configuration we are looking in the sheer, radar site to the storm itself and dicing and slicing inside of it. what we can tell is we the inbound air and the outbound air that is representing different colors. the only way we can get these indications of winds approaching and departing each other is the air to be spinning. possible sheer up to 130 miles per hour off the surface. that is incredible wind speed. so this notch here where a tornado is now moving northeast along the line at 45 miles per hour. farther south along the line are moving faster. it is not going to take a long time. they are not in the highway. they are up in the air so it is a quick transit from louisa county to dominion and get closer to metro washington. this area here we have hail. what happens, it is not always the case but frequently in the storms you will get on rush of the thunderstorm. severe thunderstorms. t

let's take a look at the doppler radar. we'll start with a wide shot, showing you that back edge that mike was talking about that's been pushing through all of new england basically southwest to northeast. we'll show you how it's moving through, and that back end coming up to where i am in the salem area. although the rain is coming down heavily where i am, we're going to see the back end moving through, and it moves from west to northeast basically, so the eastern parts of the state last. we'll have more in a few minutes. wmur. back to you. jennifer: go get dry, thank you. and as far as the roads go at this hour, the main roads pretty much clear of snow and ice, but with all of this rain falling and the rise in temperatures, the concern now switches over to on the roads. so let's get a live look at conditions, this is on 93, well check in with mike cronin now. reporter: cold and they've been replaced by warmer temperatures and rain. but so far no issues on 93 in salem. after the extreme cold and wintery mix of the past few

snow in the forecast late tonight and throughout the day tomorrow. we have flurries and some snow doppler hd. mainly flurries, extending back to parts of butler, warren, claremont, brown, adams, bracken, mason and clinton county, individual clusters of flurries and widely scattered snow showers are moving to the hour. regardless of whether you're seeing snow or not. batavia is at 18. middletown, relatively warm at 19. factor the wind, it feels like 2 in wilmington. windchill is 9 at harrison. we have more snow showers to track late in the workweek, through the weekend. and perhaps some widespread snow early next week. we'll explore the snow chances, coming in 10 minutes. brad. and kathy went before a judge. she went -- will spend 6 years in prison. police arrested huffen in october. they found her unconscious in a bathtub overdosed with heroin. they found the 14-month old also. and the charges were upgraded when the grandson died 13 days later. >>> and police need help in finding the driver of an su that hit a teenage girl this morning. the officers were called at redding road and glendal

live doppler 7hd is showing you not only the clouds, but some fog. patchy in maf moon bay.ix miles in napa it will be around during the morning commute. the highs today? we did have the records. most areas in the 70s and 80s. we are expecting the temperatures to come down a few degrees as changes are getting underway. sign of winter, we have cool conditions in the north bay valley. temperature in the 40s and most other areas in the 50s and 60s. san francisco and the bridge are looking beautiful. visibility is good. cooler the next few days. mild for valentine weekend. the temperatures will rebound early next week. it has been running high today and will continue tomorrow is the tree pollen. if you are suffering from alan jeers and you have the sniffles and the runny nose and the cough, you will see it again tomorrow. it may be a rough day for you. abc7 news exploratorium camera looking toward the financial district, here is a look at your 12-hour planner. patchy fog, 40s and 50s at 7:00 a.m. it is not as warl as today. 4 -- it is not as warm as today. partly cloudy by eveni

let's get back to live super doppler 4 hd with spotty showers across the area. this is not the main eventthe main event is back towards the west see heavy rainfall. lightning is a good indicator of how much instability we have thelet me show you the lightning. we can put a track on it because all the way back georgia, we have 87 lightning strikes.the same line will move into oconee county, pickens countywewe will show you how much your time couallyson: thank you. happening today, national signing day.it has been expanded to show the names of some of the athletes signed today at the bopatrick: aly myles joins us now. in the nation. al good morning. we are in the town of elberton. we got an early start from greenville all the way to of rain. we have seen different lot. we did encounter a little bit of heavy rain toward greenville a s ago, but as dale and chris up and telling you, that is expected to change. news for today, a superfund story. we are headed to georgia because of natiol high school athletes will be signing a f intent. one of the biggest in the countr

live doppler hd shows green throughout the area and heavy patches closer to san francisco to the east bay. power outages are a problem throughout the area. matt? >> good morning, reggie. a tree want down on rainbow drive in cupertino cutting service and left the area with the tree removed and now it is up to pg&e to get the power back on. it is fought raining right now it was raining earlier this morning and check out the video from highway 17 on the way to highway 85 in los gatos a nice shot of rain before a lot of cars were on the road. this is near saratoga high school, and 281 customers lost tower. traffic control was done this morning as pg&e and tree crews worked on the problem. they get the power become on. we while they tried to do repairs workers were hit with a good downpour. there were a handful of outages and pg&e work are said the business of the part of the morning is over for now in the south bay. >> we checked with pg&e and hundreds still have in power. 75 customers in the north bay are in the dark. 570 in the south bay. 320 in the east bay. 15 on the peninsula. there

dale: we begin with live super doppler 4 hd. coming down pretty good in parts of greenville, anderson county, pickens county and another line of showers that will impact us the next hour or so in northeastern georgia. the most severe aspects of the storm system have gone to the south, south of i-20. we are under a flash flood watch and it could lead to quick these are high wind warnings and wind advisories for the piedmont, south of laurens county into newberry county, but severe weather threats still in southern georgia with a tornado watch area and strong thunderstorms have fallen there but just scattered showers in the upstate and mountains. still got a little bit to go. most of it pays to the east but pretty good downpours now and another line of thunderstorms between 8:00 and 8:30. pickens county in northern greenville county will get impacted by that and then we get a break with scattered showers for the rest of the day. cooler temperatures, behind this tonight. tomorrow morning, the mountains of north carolina may have so

live first alert doppler was such a valuable tool for us this morning. saying good-bye to the showers. key lar go with a few showers remaining. no severe weather here we'll get into the afternoon hours with let's dial back to the morning. 6:00 a.m., we're watching this cluster of storms just across the western portion of broward county that wasas poised to go up into palm beach county where the weather was muu stronger there and we had our secondary line come in to play out across southwest florida. together. we thought this energy would continue to move off to the north and east, it looks like we had a merger across western broward county and all of that pushed in and crushed here in the two countyarea. we had severe thunderstorms and tornado warnings we will see the assessment come in from the national weather service as wat they found. a lot of pictures on social dia confirm quite a bit of damage. here are the storm reports. we have reports of hail and multiple wind gusts and tornado reports. a good example of that, the 60-mile-per-hour windusts we co

on live super doppler 4 hd, we can take a break for a few days. we don't expect precipitation until sunday afternoon, around 4:00 in the mountains of north carolina. mountains to the coast, for the next couple of days, just enjoy. we can see upper 20's in boone, franklin, and andrews is in the low to mid 20's. piedmont is 32 degrees. 32 in greenwood. laurens wilsey afternoon temperatures rebound -- will see afternoon temperatures rebound into the mid-50's. winds are later today than they were yesterday. today, we will see 6-10 mile-per-hour winds in the mountains. greenville and spartanburg will climb into the low-to-mid 50's today. the mountains of north carolina start out chilly, but then reached the upper 40's to low 50's by later this afternoon. check out this four day plus forecast. on saturday we have mid 60's in >> every day is a great day in south carolina. [applause] >> ladies and gentlemen, if we elect marco rubio, every day will be a great day in america. geoff: governor nikki haley is throwing her support behind marco rubio for preside