a storm center over east texas. this low is moving out and as we get into the effects of that storm system farther south and west, we will see warmer temperatures move in. the rain will become steady and heavy through the day. andxpect thunderstorm potentially heavy thunderstorms as we get through the afternoon and evening hours. futurecast, through early tomorrow morning, rain will spread through the area. heavier rain to the west. through the afternoon, some of the heavy rain will move from our area with isolated thunderstorms. movewing that, it will out. thursday we will turn cooler and get clearing. rainfall potential is impressive. by the time it wraps up thursday morning, we could have two inches. 2.7 in manassas. the heaviest for this system will be through most of our viewing area. , coming up. ahead jummy: on a fairfax county school bus. a 12-year-old girl was groped and assaulted by a fellow student. this happened months ago. concerned parents want to know why they are just now finding out about it. fairfa

. >> he's an ex-marine from the vietnam war and openly gay from east texas. >> a lot of anger issues. he's an exhippy and working together in the rose fields in east texas and get into trouble and scrapes. >> at the hands of his exgirlfriend. greg: march 2 this is premiering at 10:00 on the sundance we have a clip, hit it. greg: something else we have to watch. rosanna: michael, oscars, 12 years of slaves that won. year before. this year, you know, everybody is talking about diversity, any thoughts about that? >> you know, the diversity they are speaking of is not happening at the awards show, it is at the top, who is signing the checks for what when you put more diversity in the office, you theatres and getting into the rewards. greg: some of these movies are lame. who saw room? who saw it? one. rosanna: you are putting them on the spot. greg: one person. who saw straight outta compton? >> yes, twice. >> who saw star wars? >> greg, you are starting trouble. let's get back to the show. >> wednesday at 10:00. >> march 2. 10:00 p.m. >> is it one of the shows you can get all of them in o

this up north maybe in the form of snowm melting it down b the potential, about 1.5 inches east texas , the south, greater than an inch. mid tennessee valley, between a quarters, this product ends on monday. this is the potential for monday. a trace on monday. this will grow for tuesday and also wednesday of next week. those three days you are likely to need the umbrella. tomorrow morning, won't need the umbrella, you need the sunglasses. it's chilly. the seven-day forecast, cool days, bright days, warming for the weekend, in time for the weekend. monday, tuesday, wednesday of next week, it will be wetter and will start to cool. especially by tuesday and wednesday. wednesday's hey maybe in the 40s falling -- high, maybe in to the 40s. >> high and low are the same on wednesday. >> occurring in the morning and temperatures fall. >> one of those kind of days. >>> forget planes, trains and fancy automobiles, how about traveling in an old station wagon. >> i thought he was out of his mind. >> just ahead, how her husband classic car from 195. -- 1950. >>> breaking news regarding the state l

cool today but the tail end of this will lift back through visionary of low pressure down over east texas is going to track up along this and eventually pushed to our area tomorrow bringing good chances for rain late tonight and again tomorrow morning after that a little break tomorrow and additional rain and maybe some thunderstorms coming up on wednesdays will be watching that our eyes today officially around forty eight of the letters like wakefield for instance mid fifties low fifties for chesapeake in virginia beach i've also seen in fifties at around williamsburg the closer the bay matthews and hampton staying cooler upper forties for the eastern shore and along the outer banks and when there is for north carolina mid fifties not a terrible day but certainly cooler than yesterday. ashley all right craig would take a look now at traffic in virginia beach on to sixty four and you can see your new westbound traffic making its way past lynn haven parkway and east for the oceanfront. also in one to sixty four on the traffic network maps though the latest around five sixty four so sick ab

across east texas, and louisiana and southern alabama and mississippi, that's thetest risk in here. strong risk in the red color and the best chance of tornados is in this moderate risk area from to new orleans, beluxy, mobile and into southern portions of alabama, not including the montgomery area. possible. those are the ones typically are the most deadly and the timing is right around the dinner hour into the evening hours,s we go through alabama and on wednesday, we'll see the strong line of storms from columbia to maybe an isolated tornado in eastern north carolina. this is a two-day severe weather threat. that's your nationalw a closer look at your day ahead. the active weather stormng today. this evening in texas and late to tonight in georgia. and wet snow mix in your near city. this is our first real severe weather threat of our season. >> spring is going to come in like a lion or a lamb? >> right now it's looking like a >>> coffee drinkers listen up, we have good news for you. >>> plus, what are the most popular dogs in got the list. list. do you love your wireless keyboar

, exterior tiles were damaged during the stuff they found that they led to itd breaking up over east texas as it descended toward the space center is back six months away from the the rnc, and local the breaking news out of brewster, train derailment, near the willing and airy station, no injuries as far as we know . residents are being evacuated there, for continuing coverage have that tonight fox 8 news at 10:00 p.m. . work with restaurants are cashing in the head head of the rnc, a great restaurants and catering says horovitz restaurants are booked . washington dc political website the hill will be headquartered at hodgeses using the downtown restaurant for meals were space and entertaining . bin 216 and cibreo italian kitchen and playhouse square also rented say it's a way to guarantee revenue at a time when protesters might steer clear. the revenue keep employees happy and making more than what we normally would makem to be open for that week. >> is planned of his plan to hire more employees . the rnc downtown alliance as well be plenty of restaurants open to the public.ce >> tickets

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texas right now. shifting to the east bringing new storms to life across east texas tomorrow, louisiana, mississippi, alabama, so, that is why the threat is so high throughout the deep south tomorrow because of the strong energy coming in. a great flow of moisture coming in. the temperatures warm, sufficient moisture, could be a bad scene tomorrow throughout alabama and mississippi and also louisiana and then we have potential on wednesday to see some of the rong to severe storms as well. let's track it on future cast. going 64 hours what we see here tonight and tomorrow. light rain. cool, there are the thunderstorms, watch how we see the circulation with the strong low pressure in the atmosphere. friday, tuesday -- tuesday afternoon at 5:00 we will see the thunderstorms moving through mississippi. advance them to alabama, then, that continues to spread to the northeast. by the time we start wednesday morning we have a chance for showers, we have a warm front coming on in. strong energy coming in. that line should make its way here in the afternoon oned with. there it is lunchtime, 4:00, -- afternoon

the crash was blamed on exterior tile damage the ship broke over east texas, and descended toward kennedy space center. columbia had completed four previous missions, proving the concept of a reusable spaceship. ### a commercial building in los angeles is completely gutted after an early morning fire. you can see the huge flames coming off this building. officials say propane cylinders and combustible materials stored in the building helped fuel the fire. firefighters managed to get the flames under control and knock down the fire just before seven a-m. it's not clear how it started. the cause is still under investigation.### this weekend's winter weather had an impact far beyond northern nevada. take a look at what drivers faced east of bakersfield. the winter storm created nasty conditions on highway 58. there was standstill traffic and multiple crashes. one car flipped over a railing. with chilly temperatures sticking around... there's a big concern for snow and black ice as the week recent storms have water levels rising sharply at folsom reservoir. but there is such a thing as too mu

crews found small that's living in the ceiling and walls of this east texas hospital and they wildlife expert's tried to figure how to get rid of them and how they got inside. parts of the hospital are closed off and him builds us will be diverted for the next couple weeks. the hospital is about 20 minute drive. >> tim >> tim tebow made a lot of people smile. the first time for her makeup. the first time for her hair. >> dance all night. >> this night to shine is about a lot of first. >> it started to any special needs person ages 18 and up, it's meant to give abram night that they will never forget. >> harborside christian church is one of several churches to host a problem friday night complete with dresses, limos and paparazzi, all for eight group of people who had never seen anything like it before. >> what are you here for? >> for the problem. >> you go with a boy. >> i hope you are having the best night. why? because this night is about you. >> the foundation organize all of this. his night to shine event success in just 44 location one year ago. everyone participating had a disa

a 61 year-old east texas man authorities suspect in the 2014 disappearance of his mother is dead after a standoff at his home beginning when deputies tried to serve a search warrant. kenneth barton died in the standoff at his they aren't if shot himself. fire then consumed his house. autopsy being done. sheriff says no shots were ever fired by law enforcement. his mother went missing 3 years ago. he told friends who asked that she was on a mission trip to europe. a federal judge has granted a delay in the trial of confessed charleston church shooter dylann roof. prosecutors told the judge in a hearing this morning that they were ready for trial, but roof's lawyers said they are not. both sides are waiting for the justice department's decision on whether to seek the death penalty against roof. defense lawyers say roof will plead guilty if the death penalty is taken off the table. roof's death penalty trial for state charges is july 11. five people are facing multiple charges after investigators say they tried to use fake money. officers say someone tried to use two fake 20 dollar bills

you can see how strong it is moving through east texas. the potent part of the storm will stay to the north and since we are further south, the severe weather risk is lower and not zero. and back behind that we will see the temperatures dropping. biggest risk if we see it, is we cool down. looking ahead. highs in the mid-60s for saturday starting off chilly and looking ahead to sunday for nice temperatures right around 70s. we will have more on the weather situation dumping up over the next 48 hours and jim will be back with a closer look and you can get the forecast anytime on your android or iphone. get the latest forecast from your 10 weather team. recalls coming up next. gotten a hoverboard during the headquarters but the consumer products safety commission says the toy responsible for more than 50 fires since december. >> we show you why the commission is telling manufactures to raise the safety standards immediately. >> reporter: this holiday season's hot toy is being linked to dozens of of fires. resulting in millions of dollars in

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all the way from western cut -- carolina although et east texas. you can see the huge counterclockwise been. it swings our way. here' the rain has bank this way towards the ohio river now. they' re falling near owing to an, creighton. over next couple minutes, towards midnight it' ll overspread the rest of the greater cincinnati metro area. the rain will start light below gradually pick up in intensity as we go throughout the night. flood watch is in effect for the entire viewing area. not because we are thinking huge problems related to flooding but the vegetation is still dead out there. with an inch or two of rainfall between now and tomorrow night, the usual suspect areas, poor drainage areas, low-lying areas. water will connect -- collect in those locations. they could heavy rain coming out tomorrow night, do expect good -- wet roads with standing water. this is not thunderstorm activity. soaking rain during the morning tomorrow. as we head into the morning commute. if there is any good news. towards the end of the morning commute, we may see

and look at the threat for severe weather across east texas. this is the cold front i am tracking that will come here tomorrow morning. and in the meantime, notice no rain. but some extra cloudy skies this morning. certainly warm, 61 in lakeland. 64 in sarasota. we will hit 78 despite the few storms and it will be more humid. so in weather and traffic on the 8s at 4:38, i will talk about tomorrow's storm threat and what we could see. but leslee is going to help you get to work right now. >>> yeah, right now, a decent drive, pretty good speeds. and pasco county, police activity off to the shoulder. it's not blocking any lanes but lights southbound i-75 just past blanton road. and state road 52 looks very good into dade city. no issues there. and let's move to the south and we have a good drive on i-4. good. once you hit plant city at the paul buchman highway, either direction, 22 minutes. and that's a look at weather and traffic. and now back to gene and gayle. >> thank you. >>> happening today, the search for the polk county superintendent ramp

even in ted cruz east texas, donald trump is making inroads, and in florida he is actually beating marcoio. >> wow. >>> last night hillary clinton and bernie sanders made their pitch to voters there at a townhall meeting. >> reporter: bernie sanders was up first, his main task to convince voters he is not only a progressive, but actually get things done in washington. >> do we have the guts to take on the power of the insurance companies? do we have the guts to take on the pharmaceutical industry who has 1300 paid lobbyists in washington? i believe when the american people stand up and they say, you know what, health care is a right of all people, not a privilege, i believe we can do that. >> reporter: justice reform another key sanders pledge. >> there is something very wrong when african americans in south carolina and around the country get nervous about walking down the street or going into their car, and being stopped by a police officer. that should not be happening in america. >> reporter: secretary clinton is far ahead in the polling right now. sanders needs the african american

now, we're in between that departing storm from earlier in the week, and this high coming out of east texas, and that's why we have the gusty breezes, but that high is getting closer to us, going to the east coast over the weekend, so winds get lighter. patchy clouds over ohio valley is why i'm though the forecasting total -- i'm forecasting total sunshine tomorrow, but the core of the arctic air is lifting out, and 60 near the high, and on the other side mid-60s, so we have a good chance of hitting 60 both sunday and monday. all right so the numbers at 8:00 in the morning still chilly, low and middle 20s. afternoon sunny and partly cloudy, low and mid-40s. tomorrow night's numbers similar to today's daytime highs. the afternoon numbers sunday, this time the models continue keep up with the warm up, so i think we'll actually be in the upper 50s to low 60s as you understand afternoon. -- sunday afternoon. still gusty early 26 in the morning, afternoon partial sunshine system partly cloudy and -- sunshine and partly cloudy 30, and 29 tomorrow night. head inside to watch the oscars sunday, 76

but even in ted cruz east texas, donald trump is making inroads. in marco rubio's florida he is beating the senator outright. >> all right. melissa chan thank you so much. lincoln mitchell is still with us. those are two really important points that she just immediate. even in florida, donald trump seems to be beating marco rubio there, it could be a tight race in texas as well. what do these guys have to do on super-tuesday for somebody not to make the case they are completely out of it. >> if donald trump wins 55% or more of the delegates earned on super-tuesday this race is more or less over. that's kind of the threshold. if he gets beyond that, it becomes extremely difficult to stop him. >> okay. so let's talk about the idea of donald trump as the standard barer for the republican party as it is right now. what could that mean for the republican party? and the type of rhetoric that he has used, lincoln? >> well, this is potentially very damaging for the republican party. but there is a potential upside. trump has spoken to voters who do not lik

and planting pine, these east texas growers are working to build the future's forests in the lone star state. agday-brought to you by the dependable, long lasting income declines, machinery purchases are going along for the bumpy ride. and on capitol hill, an effort to give farmers tax relief on equipment. a piece of legislation was introduced last week to change the tax code as it pertains to the depreciation schedule for farm equipment. congressman ralph abraham of louisiana proposes the "fairness for agricultural machinery and equipment" bill. it would shorten the depreciation schedule from seven to five years. abraham says the shorter schedule would allow farmers to deduct the costs of new investments in farm equipment over a shorter period of time. from used equipment to new....equipment makers are preparing for a slow sales season. with retreating farm incomes, many farmers seem less willing to make those big buys. agday's betsy jibben has details from the national farm machinery show. farmers at the national farm machinery show are looking at equipment, but buying may be another

and a shocking discovery in east texas, a family finds a hornet's old. it's been growing on a couch, inside of an abandoned trailer in their backyard. markus smith was starting to help his girl friend's family remodel the trailer home. he had to do some research just to identify the creepy sight. >> i was like, yeah, that's a hornet's nest, it's time to get up out of here, call somebody. >> no one knew about the nest because no one had been inside of the trail ner a decade. experts will be removing it asap. >> that is pretty creepy looking. >> get the forecast now from ed greene. >> doppler 4,000 shows we have clear skies across the state. things are looking pretty good. the storm, though, sunk down into the southeast, getting a lot of power from moisture from a warm gulf waters, and as we result, heavy showers and thunderstorms and very heavy rains, being pushed into this system and in fact, as you can see all of these red dots those are spotted tornadoes that they saw today, over a dozen of them, killer tornadoes, three killed from those. so major syst

and a shocking discovery in east texas, a family finds a hornet's nest, that's at least ten years old. it's been growing on a couch, inside of an abandoned trailer in their backyard. markus smith was starting to help his girl friend's family remodel the trailer home. he had to do some research just to identify the creepy sight. >> i was like, yeah, that's a hornet's nest, it's time to get up out of here, call somebody. >> no one knew about the nest because no one had been inside of the trail ner a decade. asap. looking. weather is moving out. >> get the forecast now from ed greene. >> doppler 4,000 shows we have clear skies across the state. the storm, though, sunk down into the southeast, getting a lot of power from moisture from a warm gulf waters, and as we result, heavy showers and thunderstorms and very heavy rains, being pushed into this system and in fact, as you can see all of these red dots those are spotted tornadoes that they saw today, over a dozen of them, killer tornadoes, three killed from those. so major system in the southeast. and now, the cold air is moving into it.

investigators determined that damage led to the shuttle breaking up over east texas as it descended toward kennedy space center in florida. federal investigators releasing more than 2-thousand pages of documents surrounding the deadly 2014 train derailment in philadelphia. part of those doucuments include transcripts of year-old conductor. the train was going 106- miles-an-hour when it whipped around a sharp curve and flew off the tracks. eight people were killed, more than 2-hundred hurt. lawyers for the conductor say he doesn't remember the crash, and refused to give a formal one-on-one interview. n-t-s-b officials say there were no abnormalities with the track, brakes or the train itself. roanoke city police chief chris perkins held his final briefing before city council ahead of his retirement march 1st.and some good news to report... crime numbers across the valley continue a downward trend. there is a 64-percent drop in violent crime. a 39-point-9 percent drop in property crime and a 42-point-7-percent drop in total crime since 2005. five year numbers are also down as a whole.to see

and over east texas, it is moving over to the east. well north of us. later today and tonight. it will pull in the moisture and increase the rain chance. when it hits the east coast it will bring a cold front through and feel some chilly temperatures tomorrow night and on monday. >> two in chicago. and 25 at minneapolis and 33 in and out west. 48 right now. and in san francisco for the super bowl revelers out there. showers later today will see temperatures around 78. for tonight, good chance of rain over and on and down to 56 for the beach goers today. northeast. and once we get passed the rain chance today. we will stay dry most of next week and very chilly into the 40s. marybel. >>> all right. john. thanks. looking nice though. >> looking ahead. this morning's this features a hidden gem. >> it is all about ought then particular delicious it is a hidden gem and it . >>> it is time for taste of the town. this is restaurants we call hidden gems. we find you spots that have the one thing that makes them really special. >> cbs four lisa petrillo heads for this morning's unique fi

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week, where i spent many days in the past, when i'm among the iowans, i feel like i'm back home in east texas. the people are wonderful. and i had somebody ask earlier today about, what do you think about your party? i said, what do you mean? he said, you look at the people that won the iowa caucuses. so? nd the comment was made, well, in the democratic caucus or primary, you had two white socialists, this was the comment from this person. and in the republican primary the first and third vote getters were cuban, hispanic americans, and fourth was african-american. isn't that interesting the way things have turned? well, i have enjoyed coming to love the people of iowa and i look forward to the days ahead because of them. madam speaker, with that i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. under the speaker's announced policy of january 6, 2015, the gentleman from california, mr. garamendi, is recognized for 60 minutes as the designee of the minority leader. mr. garamendi: madam speaker, thank you for the opportunity. i want to pick up some issues

the investigation found those damaged tiles led to columbia breaking up over east texas, as kennedy space center./// ((denise valdez)) > with fears over the zika virus growing, the world health organization held an emergency meeting today. ((dave courvoisier)) the mosquito-borne virus is suspected of causing severe birth defects in thousands of babies. cbs news medical correspondent dr. jon lapook is in brazil with the latest. >the world health organization is declaring the zika outbreak a global health emergency. the mosquioto borne virus is spreading rapidly through latin america and the caribbean.. and is linked to a serious birth defect called microcephaly. (( doctor margaret chan/director- general world health organization)) the clusters of microcephaly and other neurological complications constitute an extraordinary event and a public health threat to other parts of the world. microcephaly causes babies to be born with abnormally small heads. so far in brazil, more than 41-hundred suspected cases are reported. doctor margaret chan says while the link is still not scientifically prov

rain component with that, and another run of basically cloudless skies and not much of a cooldown. east texas and the gulf south, and there's not a lot of cold air to focus and drag on in, versus something that would come from the far north and sweep the entire state. rain not expected for the remainder of the week, wednesday into thursday. be a absolutely zero. get out. and daytona 500 and other races and activities all week long. the weather couldn't be better for into and much more. welcome to our home. we're featuring a little bit of action by st. louis but the next system by the time it gets here i don't expect anything. 80s across the space cost. the legacy of the system racing through right now is about the 44 in gainesville tonight. 49 in sanford. orlando, 52. 49 in palm coast and daytona beach. and the cape, looking around the 50s. for highs in the 70s, lower in the 50s, and no rain chance. only fantastic temps. >> gina: happy tuesday. sky fox is giving us a much better look at the crash at i-4 and conroy. it's in the center median here. there are significant delays in both direction

when it lost pressure over east texas. it descended 10,000 feet before making an emergency landing at dallas fort worth around 8:00 last night. >>> we return to extreme weather. storms combatbattering the east. >> 15 tornados in florida, north carolina and virginia combined. this is a wide swath of area severe winds and flipping cars over and ripping roofs off of homes. white out conditions, stranding drivers and delaying flights there. >> we are tracking the storm. i was terrified a tree was going to come down. i didn't sleep all night. >> the lightning was like springtime. >> we had a severe thunderstorm watch in effect issued during the nighttime hours. the storms were battling the mid atlantic producing thunderstorms out there and brought severe weather across parts of the northeast. here's a look at the tornado reports from yesterday that were across parts of north carolina and into vir require and maryland. really a consecrate cell. this is the highest of severe weather that's where we saw a lot of tornadic activity

something all internal that was contained within the residence a large house fire broke out in east texas wednesday afternoon. firefighters confirm the fire started in the garage, but aren't sure how it started. no word if anyone was home at a man's body is found after a fire in central iowa. fire crews responding to the home early this morning in nevada the home also suffered severe damage. the victim is identified as 36- year-old adam blazek. police say he was likely killed by a self-inflicted gunshot wound. almost all the leaders of a tiny town are under investigation for allegedly taking kickbacks from contractors. they also apparently took money from a person trying to set up illegal gaming rooms. the u-s attorney's office in san antonio announcing its arrested most of the leadership of crystal city, texas. prosecutors say the mayor, city attorney and others took payments and favors to ease city decision 2016 coverage... the democratic presidential candidates square off one final time ahead of the new hampshire primary. this is the first time they've debated without martin o'malley,

the break there in parts of virginia and west virginia and have you to head all the way down to east texas developing. and it's spinning a lot of wind energy kind of wrapping around this low from the gulf of mexico and a lot of tornado watches and a moderate risk for severe weather, and large destructive tornadoes from the deep south and overnight tonight. back at home, lingering light showers and patchy drizzle through 10:00 tonight, not much happening for the morning rush at 8:00 a.m., a few sprinkles here and there as we get into the afternoon a warm front is passing through into the early afternoon, that is when we could spark a downpour or two around and turns steadier and heavier tomorrow for the evening rush hour, definitely allow extra time for the morning rush tomorrow and an inch to inch and a half of rain and even through 10:30 tomorrow night a line developing as the system continues to pass through and within this line torrential rain and even a few thunderstorms. the problem we have going on here about 5,000 feet up into the atmosphere. winds will be howling, this is called a

. >> i grew up in an insular kind of white south in east texas. i just didn't get exposed to a lot of it the movie "mississippi burning" opened his eyes. >> don't you call me man, boy. >> as did learning about his own up in's past. >> when you learned the legacy of this paper, what did you think? how did you feel? >> i was horrified. >> decades earlier and under different ownership, the up in supported segregation and had close ties to a state agency that kept ties on the activists like the three murdered men. >> so they were of the state spy agency that were opposed to civil rights. >> i said, when i found out that, i said we have to write about ourselves. >> the commission was form in 1956 to promote mississippi. >> it was supposed to be a p.r. operation. >> but by the '60s it operated in the shadows. >> exactly how did that work? >> well, they would infiltrate the ranks of the naacp. it was really an arm of white segregationists who would february at all costs to prevent integration particularly in the schools. >> they would get 300 pages of se

we talked a lot about this the last few days, east texas now. we have what we call a pds dangerous situation. which means not just tornadoes but large tornadoes, and a threat for some deadly tornadoes here across the deep south, including parts of the western florida panhandle. that's until 11:00 eastern, 10:00 o'clock stall tonight. that's where a moderate risk of severe weather will be tonight. this evening but we will be tomorrow to a lesser degree. down to a slight risk. doesn't mean we're going to be dodging all of this, we're still going to get storms moving by. download the free wftv weather app. it will automatically locate you, and send you severe weather alerts, including tornado watches, tornado warnings, severe thunderstorm watches and warnings. you can keep track of the various videos that we'll be posting and live newscasts. for tomorrow, here's the timing. 9:00 to around noon, in our northwestern zones between 10:00 and 2:00 o'clock. along the i-4 corridor. storms may actually intensify due to the heating of the day. in this time

southern new jersey, but mainly clear now, and sandwiched in between the departing low from high over east texas, and the wind flows compliments each other, so we need the high to move a little closer, and that happens through the weekend. in the meantime some patchy clouds coming downwind of the great lake, clouds coming our way in the day tomorrow, so it's a mix and sun and clouds leaning towards mostly sunny in the midday, but you see the core of the cold air, really right here yesterday, shifted north and east, starting to retreat to the north with the cold air, and eventually all the 60-degree readings makes a run tennises through the upcoming weekend. -- to the niese through the upcoming weekend. upper teens and 20 #-s in the morning tomorrow, low and mid- 40s in the afternoon. tomorrow night not as cold, and clouds around. middled 30s, and look at how we spike in the afternoon on sunday. this computer model is depicting mid-50s, but i think we could actually approach 60 in many spots. partly cloudy skies, windy minutishing, 45 -- diminishing. 45 tomorrow, breezy in the afternoon, but seas

right now, but we're sandwiched in between low pressure over eastern canada, and a big high over east texas. there's a lot of wind in between the two as the high moves closer. the winds get lighter. there's also an area of cloudiness. a lot of it is coming off the great lakes and snow showers there. i expect patchy cloudiness atlantaer tonight and at times during date tomorrow. if you look at that area of pink that's the core of the coldest air. that's starting to lift away from us. so we're leaving this cold shot and all of that air is in the 60s near that area of high pressure. that's what's coming eastward. the futurecast looks like this. mainly clear skies through the evening hours. we'll be in the 20s. tomorrow morning is very cold harsh. the sun should feel nice and we should get into the low and middle 40s. night in the mid-30s. not as cold and we warm up. this is the computer model's depiction at 3:00 sunday these warm-ups, we've been overachieving lately. 60s are within reach sunday afternoon. partly cloudy, winds diminish. 16 to 20. as we go into the day tomorrow, look for a high

pand debris scattered all over pthe east texas sky. pnasa estimates it's only found pabout 40 percent of the shuttle pto this day. p>> wow. p>> with journey to explore space pimage from hubble space ptelescope shows galaxy scientist pcan only imagine. pthey say this one known ngc 1487 pis 30 million light years away. pand while it gorgeous nasa tess pdon't look at it is a celestial pobject look at as an event. pthey say this shows us two or pmore galaxies in act of merging ptogether to form a single new pgalaxy. pnasa says you can see older pyellow and red stars on outer pregion and new bright blue stars p>> wow. pit's beautiful. pyes, it is. p>> and then, you know what is to pknow it's two galaxies merging pthat's just fascinating pfireworks show in space. psure is. pgreat. p>> all right dave osterberg. pget over to you. pcould you see that? pi saw that. pno, but here's my question, as pthey are merging you know some pobjects have to be colliding pwith that what that's doing too. pi mean just, mind blowing to be phonest with you. pwe'

the overnight rain is gone and should stay gone through the morning commute. what is happening in east texas, that storm system is going to cross the gulf of mexico tonight and be here tomorrow. spotty showers today, higherment and this is above average. and coming up in weather and traffic on the 8s, i will have tomorrow's storm threats and what you could expect. >> yeah,. >>> at least the roads are dry but we have issues here and there. getting closer to rush hour and more vehicles on the roadway. let's talk about pasco county. outside of the date city area, big issue on state road 52 at i- 75. you won't be able to enter the interstate due to the the crash. it's blocking the ramps and it's also blocking both directions of eastbound and westbound state road 5 2 . take 54 to the south instead at this point. and i know it's a bit out of the way but when the roads are blocked, the road is block. paul buchman highway, highway 39, a crash off to the shoulder. and eastbound state road 70, bethany road in manatee county. that's weather and traffic. now back to gene and gayle. >> thank you. >>> and