speaker ernest: we hope that it won't. one reason we are hopeful it won't is because it is in the toerest of both countries advance a political solution to the situation inside syria. reason that iran and saudi arabia participated in those conversations that are led by secretary kerry are not out of charity. they do it because they have their unvested interest in trying -- their own vested to and the chaos in syria. they are looking for ways to construct ways to help that process. there was a lot of diplomatic work to bring that to the table the first time and there will always be reasons for them to be suspicious and be reluctant to engage with countries they consider to be their adversaries. but the pursuit of this ultimate goal is so clearly within their own direct interest that we are hopeful they will continue to engage but it will be up to them. about efforts secretary kerry has made, has the president made any calls to his counterparts? speaker ernest: as of this moment the president has not made calls to leadership

. >> this is ernest hemingway. the fifth doll um was written in the fall and early winter of 1937. >> in this rare recording,is describing his work on a play about the spanish civil war. even as it raged around him inle i was writing the play, the hotel florida where we lived than 30 high explosive shells. is not a good play, matter with it. >> in the 1938, the "new york times" said it was a good play, one of many works whereored the agony of war. >> he experienced war on many different fronts. >> sean hemingway is enest's, born after his grandfather's death shawn is steeped in family history. >> bumped into ernest hemingway.ands why hemingway is considered one of the most in influential writers of the 20th century. with a series of landmark works that earned him the for literature. >> he illuminated the human condition. >> that's absolutely true. he was able to capture emotions in direct way, that you read it and you feel it. interest in ernest hemingway. the recent attacks on paris, a moveable feast, his love let

that wasn't ernest. i mean ernest was not a bull fighting guy. >> neither was hotchner. which one are you? >> the guy in the middle. >> hemingway somehow convinced him to get into a bull ring in spain, yes, with real bulls, and this is the suit? >> even buying him this matador suit. >> just remember, it makes the suit look bad. >> why did you go along with it? >> i could no more back out of that than fly. >> you couldn't say no to enest hemingway? >> no. ernest was made for yes. >> luckily there were no mishaps. hemingway never let his fun interfere with his work. >> i work on a -- rewriting the constant searching for a better phrase, bet are word. >> hemingway was completely ruthless with himself. would throw away what other briers would probably have held on to and tried to use. >> in later years, hemingway spent much of his time in key west and havana, often aboard his boat. his novel of a fisherman's epic sea" won a pulitzer prize in 1953. the nobel came a year later. but -- this is when the plunge into madness is beginning? >> you can see it. >> in his latest book,

and i need to sober up in case ernest borgnine calls. she said she'd call.t of chilies here. we got these fresh red ones. we've got these green ones that are sliced and stir-fried in there. and we've got small green peppers. [ speaking foreign language ] >> whoa! that's hot. whew! >> i breathed in, got hit with the chili. >> yeah. >> down the side of the throat. >> you know when you have been really hit by super hot and you feel like having a brain hemorrhage? it's like an ice cream headache but like a pepper headache. >> yeah. and your vision starts to tunnel out. >> you're halfway through and you're aware that your hair has just burst into flames. that perfect balance of pain and pleasure and more pain, brain flooding with endorphins and all is well with the world. until tomorrow morning. [ belches ] so i've had a couple cocktails. maybe we should like totally get a tattoo tomorrow, man. >> magic tattoos. ♪ >> time for bed. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> so i woke up in a state of confusion and deep concern after inadvertently making out with ernest borgnine last night. i h

ernest was made for yes. >> luckily there were no mishaps. hemingway never let his fun interfere with his work. >> i work on a -- rewriting the constant searching for a better phrase, bet are word. >> hemingway was completely ruthless with himself. would throw away what other briers would probably have held >> in later years, hemingway spent much of his time in key west and havana, often aboard his boat. his novel of a fisherman's epic struggle "the old man and the sea" won a pulitzer prize in 1953. the nobel came a year later. but -- this is when the plunge into madness is beginning? >> you can see it. >> in his latest book, hotchner describes hemingway's increasing depression and paranoia. leading up to his death from a self-inflicted gunshot wound at age 16. it was front page news. the story of a man whose life and work still have the power to move us. >> through it all this was incredible man. had an attitude toward living and life that was like no other that i have ever known. before or after. he was an original. and when. >> osgood: ahe

in the ernest and @young building more than 3000 @people will come to this event. @they had the autographed @session and a bartending @celebrity event, people were @tribe festso excited to show up @for. 65 days until opening day. @-- people were so excited to @show up for tribe fest. @>> were ready to get baseball @going again. @>> we are heading to spring @training and -- we are heading @to spring training in march.>> @reporter: the fan experience @keeps getting better. @this year they have a new @scoreboard, a new restaurant, @released they have the @bubblehead's jersey giveaways. @more than a dozen fireworks @nights, and energetic season. @back to you in the studio.>>> @it was a great day whether you @were inside or driving past @browns stadium. @unusually high temperatures @here in cleveland. @we will go into the stadium @ @next. @we @ @will be @>>> it was a shorts and flip- @flops saturday. @>> it really was. >>> it was nice enough to see temperatures in the 50s. officially, 56 it hopkins. 55 in akron , canton, look at the right side of your screen. this is th

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we tried reaching out to moore by phone ernest moore.... )) and visited an address listed for him.... ((door slam )) we were unable to get a comment. ((jackie: that breaks my heart that it was a corrections officer. i mean, it kind of goes to show that it's bigger than we know it is when our own officers are included in the masses who are woman's worth through that.)) vanessa murphy 8 news now.> > ((kirsten joyce)) according to the arrest report... moore told officers immediately he was a corrections officer and showed them his badge. a sergeant was called along with vice detectives. officers say moore told them this was not his first time with the woman. he faces a misdemeanor charge for prostitution... and is on paid administrative leave. /// let's get to sherry with a look at today's weather. sherry swensk sherry swensk chillier air has moved over southern nevada... and we've got some breaks in the clouds this morning. and the breezes are making it feel colder. ........ yesterday's storm skipped over us with the rainfall, but we are mountains. .......... but the chance for showers

i was a democrat, i was a very ernest democrat, but not any more? how do you explain that?'t much -- i talk about what -- the positions that i held. i was one of the first democrats to oppose obama care, for example. i was one of the first democrats to oppose common core. i have been consistent. the democratic party just moved away from me. and i'm a very -- i'm very comfortable with the republican party. >> all right, now, but -- your state has elected a democratic governor, and i don't know how the wins go, depending on the city in the area, i'm just wondering, in this environment, what message are you trying to send to fellow louisiana ans. >> my message really transcends louisiana. it's an american message, neil. what i'm saying is that we have to return to basic american values. i'm sending that message to obama, to the democrats, to any republicans, anyone who will stand or not stand up for freedom and liberty. and that message is resonating across the country, and especially in the state of louisiana. >> how is the divisive republican presidential race faring out. bo

sperm donors in the sometimes many children >>> and the revealing exhibit on the life and works of ernest hemingway. >>> it was the story that broke our hearts a year ago. five-year-old phoebe jonchuck thrown to her death from a bridge on the sense -- sunshine skyway. allegedly by her own father. they are questions of he will ever face trial. so far he's been ruled mentally incompetent. jennifer titus talked to linda gregory about her temperature -- investigation and the biggest question, why did it happen? >> unfortunately i don't know if anyone will ever know. it's easy to dismiss it as mentally ill -- he's been diagnosed with bipolar. he took meds for a while and then i guess he wasn't but -- never kill their kids. he was evil and manipulative and vengeful even as a kid. mental illness was part of it, but the ability to snap -- i don't think that holds court because if you look at the weeks leading up to the death, there were obvious signs and signals, and it was like he was trying to get somebody to pay attention and nobody would. >> you've learned so much about his past, and the hist

captions paid for by cbs television distribution joseph davis is suing his ex-girlfriend, tiffany ernest, for the return of his flat-screen tv. >> byrd: order! all rise! your honor, this is case number 370 on the calendar, in >> judge judy: thank you. >> byrd: you're welcome, judge. the parties have been sworn in. you may be seated. >> judge judy: mr. davis, you and the defendant, according to your complaint, were in a time.

but uber driver ernest sees an advantage. le. >> i'm ubering. >> you're going to be driving people there. >> yes, ma'am. >> all right. >> looking forward to it. that's one suggestion. walking or bike are others. the fan village opens january 30. >> this will be a showcase of everything that's great about the bay area. our technology, our food and wine, our culture, thriving music and arts. >> some streets seemed quiet where drivers avoided the area but they're stuck with the alternate. >> i'm going to go barring and it lbl pretty crazy. >> some people think the real test of the traffic will come during the week when people come back to work, although we're hearing quite a few may try to work from here. the opening for super bowl city is next saturday. reporting live in san francisco, christy smith, nbc area news. >> thanks a lot. bet she wishes she were home but she can't. 14 days, 16 hours, 20 minutes and 21 seconds until the super bowl. this is not the kind of clock you can stop for a time-out. it just rolls. that's at levi

ernest: -- >> the initial analysis that's been conducted of the events that were reported overnight is not consistent with north korean claims of a successful hydrogen bomb test. sally: hydrogen or not, the u.s. and other nations, including china and russia, swiftly condemned the test, and the u.n. security council held an emergency closed-door meeting. destabilizing for regional security, and seriously undermines international non-proliferation efforts. sally: the security council pledged to impose new sanctions on top of several rounds of sanctions put in place after the north's first nuclear test in 2006. >> we all understand that thus far, not much has been able to impact this particular young man's decision-making process, but that doesn't mean you don't keep trying. sally: republican presidential candidates weighed in from the campaign trail. sen. rubio: he's a lunatic, and he's dangerous. and this administration has done nothing about it. sen. cruz: this is where iran ends up if we continue on the same misguided path. sally: the state department says china has a key role to play

ernest palmer plans to caucus for the first time, but is still on the fence. >> i haven't really made up my mind. i am hear to listen. cynthia: bridgestone firestone workers also listened to the speech, livestreamed from the union hall to the plant. sen. sanders: these trade agreements have been a disaster for working families in this country. they have benefitted ceos of large multinational corporations. cynthia: sanders pointed out his differences with clinton, leading the fight against the pacific rim trade deal, expanding social security, pushing for single payer healthcare for all. sen. sanders: what this campaign cynthia: saying he will win iowa if voter turnout is high, the senator admits he doesn't expect to do as well as obama in 2008. sen. sanders: the turnout was so extraordinary, nobody expected it. do i think we'll match that? i would love to see us do that, i hope weekend, frankly, i don't think we can. cynthia: change your mind at all? >> i am still undecided. >> i think he's short on international experience. >> i think bernie's down to earth, what he says about entitl

ernest saying there he is not aware that the president has been briefed as of right now. >> all rightu. the dow dipping below 400 yet again. now at about 409 points to the negative side. shares of intel, a big part of that. falling sharply along with the broader market after slowing growth and its data center unit overshadowed the earnings beat. is this drop a buying opportunity on the cnbc news lien? a senior analyst at bernstein, and i suspect you would say maybe not a buying opportunity at this point. $29.72, but was this call really that bad? was it bad news in the growth area and then accounting games from your perspective? >> i think it was not a clean call at all. i think there were four issues. one was overall revenue guidance to correct for alterra. data center results in the quarter were incrementally disappointing and their guidance suggested incremental caution there. >> finally, on the accounting front, they are taking margins up and saving some costs, but it's an accounting mechanism. they are bringing the appreciation down. if they haven't done that, and it's pretty muc

two people, 35-year-old ernest stickle of springfield, missouri, and 21-year-old shane fleming of sanford, were thrown from the vehicle and died. a third person, a 21-year-old woman from deltona, was airlifted to the hospital, where she is in critical condition. the driver of the mustang is ok. traffic was backed up for hours while the accident was investigated. charges are pending. covering marion county, detectives say they believe the death of a local woman was a homicide. a family member found tamara bedenbaugh inside a home on highway 225-a in ocala last night. this is a video from the sheriff' from the house. we are asking anyone with information to give them a call. caught on camera, a terrifying scene when orlando police say they were forced to open fire on a teenage driver. it began because police say the teen was not wearing a seatbelt. michelle: and we' re talking to a front of her. here is that chaotic scene right before officers started shooting trying to get the driver out of the car. this is the officers body camera -- this happened on january 16. the witness we spoke with

ernest said the white house will continue to monitor the situation, but the claims have not caused the government to change its assessment of north korea's technical and military capability. he also indicated that the white house was not surprised by north korea's nuke lar >> what is true is that north korea continues to be one of the most isolated nations in the world. and their isolation has only deepened as they have sought to engage in increasingly provocative acts. >>> an emergency meet toughing united nations security council concluded that more measures against north korea would be considered for violating their international obligations. >>> well, pine middle school families are meeting with the school representatives tonight. they are discussing options for students as the school will remain closed for an additional two weeks. over winter break, the school suffered major water damage. it is now undergoing extensive repairs and asbestos abatement. in the meantime, the parent also have the option of enrolling their students for free services at the boys' and girls' club of truck

terry hersom, retiring sioux city journal sports editor says, "it wasn't necessarily being ernest hemingway or whatever, i like to think that my craft as a writer improved at the same time the get some interesting things that people feel like when they finish the story that they learned somethingand it was worth their while to read it." plans to take a "off".... but will still be attending area sporting events and may eventually write in his spare time. the very best in retirement. jenna: a woman lost her in virginia. . later a surprise showed up. that story... still to come. (fred) we have a gradual warmup, plus rain and snow chances in the 7-day forecast. next week will be cold again! details after the break. stay with us! " " jenna : norfolk, virginia fire saturday night still has one reason to smile. she's overjoyed that her beloved pet turned up...more than 12 hours after the fire started. joe fisher reports on the happy reunion. " " daylight shows the damage on this herwise grim sunday morning. (no font provided for witness) "i saw the flames and said oh my god. i know people who live

and jan which showed -- ernest and young which shows that the u.k. is tumbling down the scales and rankings. david cameron: to take one example. one example is great britain. lot about this the other day, one example where britain is backsliding. international investment in renewables. the u.k. has tumbled down where to invest. david cameron: first of all, the international green group that looks at countries and their commitment to climate change says that britain is the second best in the world after denmark. that's the first thing. we are the second best country in the world. if you actually look at what is happening in terms of the deployment of wind, biomass, solar. 98% of the solar panels were stored in britain were installed by the former premise or. if you want to know what is going to happen to the cost of solar, it will be double in this parliament what it was in the last parliament in terms of our investment. whether you look at solar or offshore wind, where we have the biggest offshore wind market anywhere in the world and if you look at

you see the empty podium judge ernest should step to at some point. the administration is saying, they put us statement earlier today and that there was some seismic activity in the area of a no nuclear site in north korea but they can't confirm north korea's claims at this time. this was the statement put out by the state department and the spokesman john kirby who said in part, quote, we will continue to protect and defend our allies in the region including the republic of korea and will respond appropriately to any north korean provocation. and the statement from the administration with very few details about what may have happened. fascinating to follow, many of the republican presidential candidates coming out, talking about this thing and another reason why the country needs to move on from the obama administration but also the clintons. take a brief listen to chris christie and marco rubio from earlier today. >> this administration has done nothing about it and bill clinton want to live speeches a few years ago by the way. it is reckless what h

cynthia: ernest palmer plans to caucus for the first time but is still on the fence. >> i haven't made up my mind. i am here to listen. >> bernie, bernie, bernie. cynthia: bridgestone firestone workers also listened to the speech livestreamed from the union hall to the plant. >> these trade agreements have been a disaster for working families in this country. they have benefited the ceos of large multinational corporations. cynthia: sanders pointed out his differences with clinton leading the fight against the pacific rim trade deal, expanding social security pushing for single payer healthcare for all. >> this campaign is about a political revolution. cynthia: saying he will win iowa if voter turnout is high the senator admits he doesn't expect >> the turnout was so extraordinary, nobody expected it. do i think we'll match that? i would love to see us do that. frankly, i do not think we can. cynthia: afterward -- change your mind. >> still undecided. i think he's short on international experience. >> i think bernie's down to earth. what he says about entitlements, social security, i b

ernest says he doesn't think the president made the same mistake and when it comes to critics, he says heears a lot of rhetoric but not a lot of facts. he says he never thought he'd pine for the days of candidate herman cain and his 9-9-9 plan. lindsey graham announcing his support for bush this morning in north charleston. graham who focused his campaign on national security said bush is a person who will be ready on day one to be commander in chief. the former governor praised graham on his foreign affairs. >> so ladies and gentlemen, south carolina is going to reset this race. going to get jeb bush the momentum th he needs and deserves to win the nomination. >> graham dropped his bid for the presidency back in december after failing to gain traction in the race. >>> and now to an update on raft that washed up on the shore of miami beach this morning. despite witness accounts that the raft carrying cuban migrants onto the beach, the u.s. coast guard said that may not be true. instead, crews think they intercepted this raft at sea. the coast guard is still looking into it. but officia

he finds ernest thompson, good pass. they 161-33. and the girls game, the diamond hornets the girls are in the huddle and lower richland, lacey washington. she scores and is fouled. a rough start in the season. they have been gelling, lately. kayla hickman is fighting the loose ball. goodwin, a grad. talking with darrell page. williford drives off the glass and in. nicely done and drops for two. they won by a final of 68-25, a sweep of camden. straight game without woods, and he was out with a knee injury. it snapped a 36 game winning streak. he was not in action tonight and we will see how they did. jack theater comes back to glide off the glass and they scored for the home team. goodwin goes to the college of charleston and scored inside for hammond. caldwell scores in the first half and we will we will get it going in the second have. hammond won by final 49-44. barnwell, herman johnson coaching. his son is doing well in north carolina. he is a former news 19 player of the week and averages double figures s in points and rebounds.

the hotel was a favorite of celebrities such as coco chanel and ernest hemingway.t has been closed for renovations more than three years and was due to reopen the summer. it looks like we cannot say adios to el niÑo yet. cycle activity in the pacific may temporarily slow its to neutralt a return conditions is delayed until the second quarter of the year. it is currently rated as one of the three strongest since 1950 and is blamed for a 20% cut in coffee production, a 10% drop in malaysian palm oil, and reduced rice harvests in thailand. rishaad: growing ambitions. spike ineeing a international subscribers. ♪ rishaad: this is "trending business." of expectations in terms of subscriber growth. a slowdown in the u.s., but y vonne has more. reed hastings has to be optimistic. he says they have just scratched the surface. yvonne: they just announced a big lunch at the start of the year. these numbers reflecting 60 markets. still tremendous growth. 5.6 million subscribers in the fourth quarter. among those, 4 million internationally. that is offputting concerns on the do

white house press secretary josh ernest says the administration's main concern is the safety for the federal employees at the wildlife refuge. he says the fbi is monitoring the situation and enforcement. in more local news... 250 members of the nevada national guard are starting a one year deployment in the middle east... and for many, this will be their first time in a war zone. governor brian sandoval spoke at the mobilization ceremony at the mandalay bay events center yesterday. the guard members will spend the next year in kuwait and will also support operations in jordan, qatar, united arab emirates and iraq. the national guard members will join some other nevada national guard who are currently deployed as military police in the middle east. ces, the world's largest technology convention kicks off tomorrow and this year, new procedures are going into effect, including bag checks and body screening. fox5's shannon moore is live outside the las vegas convention center with the details it's going to be a mad house down 170 thousand people expected at the show -- and with the recen

and: so you have limbaugh ernest. arnest. more importantly, his rivals -- listen to chris christie, who have this to say on boston herald radio today. >> listen, i think that donald trump is making a big mistake. i think anytime you get a podium and microphone with 20 million people watching you should take it. he's not going to do that. i'm glad he's not coming from my perspective, more time for the rest of us on the stage. john: marco rubio, rand paul also had things to say, chiming in by criticizing the move. mark, 24 hours since trump dropped this bombshell. how do you think the decision is looking the next day? mark: my initial impulse was that it was good for him. he doesn't need the debate, so it will be about beating up ted cruz. trump does best, like most, when he is acting from his heart and got, and he was insulted by fox news. since then, i was talking to one of the smartest people i know who covers politics and said this could be a big mistake, but i am not convinced. under might mind other other circumstances. j

he and another came to the house on north lincoln avenue at ernest allen junior lived here and ran his shop out of the police. he was shot to death. people in the neighborhood were hesitant then a break. >> i think moms and dads, grandmothers. brothers and sisters were fed up with the violence. >> reporter: after eight years they charged bennett and the accused trigger man. >> the feel something great, great, great. we have a new life i want to keep living. >> reporter: in ray another incident this is two years ago, jama. l fleming was shot getting gas at this station on memorial boulevard. they charged sidney mells. the furred here was actually a case of mistaken identity. they say he thought he was shooting at bennett. remember him? bennett was in the store at the time. now getting enough evidence to easy but something was easy. finding them. they were all in jail already on serious charges. linda. >> thank you, ken. >>> developing tonight in polk county, detectives are trying to figure out who killed this man. he is alexander vego, junior from davenport. his body was found in a wood

writers --hangout of of ernest hemingway first opened in 1988.orld's oldest man has died in japan. he said secrets to a long life were not smoking and not drinking. oldest person is a brooklyn woman, 116 years old. day.l news 24 hours a betty: thank you. now from the apple watches debuted to troubles at era notes, a new space race led by 2015 proved to be a wild and crazy year for the tech world. in the midst of all of this market turbulence, there is even more to come this year. here with a reflection of his big predictions -- he cofounded with former aol ceo steve case and he is the founder and chairman of -- which owns the washington capitals, washington wizards, the mystics and also the verizon center in d.c. ted, good to see you. your big, bold predictions, some of them are worrisome. a big, black swan event. >> i think there is a basic insecurity that the markets are it probably has to do with something around a cyber attack. there could be a cyber attack that could cost us more than a major hurricane. betty: something bigger than what we'v

frank torres and ernest deloach. frank, what do you think won? >> it was a great debate. the first time we saw the democratic candidates come out and swing at each other. hillary clinton demonstrated she can handle the attacks and reply in a strong and demanding way. she was getting attack on both fronts and i thought she handled herself very well. and i thought she did very well. >> amy: ernet, what are your thoughts? >> i totally agree. one of the things that stood out to me, that she has not done, doubled down on her washington insider experience. it started out as insider, outsider campaign, on the on a previous debate, she wanted to make it clear that she was a progressive to that got things down. she had no problem. with her washington experience, first laidy, and then as secretary of state. obama. definitely said she will defend president obama, and his programs, including obama care, and defend many of the acts he took to reign in washington, like dodd-frank. >> amy: you say the 13% like a bad thing, but it's still a commanding lead. >> it's very commanding. you l

ernest: they have voted 50 toes to replace the 2 -- repeal the act. heard republican presidential candidates on a campaign trail talk about how ineffectual the republican congress has been. in this case, they are right and there's no clearer illustration of the ineffectual republican leadership in congress than this. mark: democrats in both chambers have enough votes to keep republicans from overwriting the veto. a man armed with a butcher knife was shot and killed by paris police today as he tried to enter a plea station. he was wearing what officials thought may have been an explosives vest, but the explosives were determined to be fake. it happened shortly after francois hollande spoke at police headquarters honoring please officers killed last year in terrorist attacks. it was one year ago today that 12 people were killed in an attack on charlie hebdo. david cameron is pushing his campaign for changes to the european union. he has committed to holding a at the end of 2017. he's seeking welfare limits for other eu nations in an effort to control mi

we asked press secretary josh ernest, how do you get the numbers up?lenge if you deal with a congress controlled by another party. there are immigration reform. gun safety measures. there are disappointments. no denying that. we can't allow election debate like this one here distract us. scott: where has the president succeeded and where the challenges that lie ahead of him? they have their work cut out for them. jonathan: the white house trying to make the "state of the union" a social event. snapchat account will show behind the scenes images. they plan to sit down the three youtube celebrities to talk about the plans. stay with abc7 and wjla.com for complete coverage of the "state of the union." michelle: new developments in a ten-day old standoff at an oregon wildlife refuge. they are asking them to send supplies. it is unclear if they will allow the delivery of the supplies. it reopened today. the second week of january may be the first to feel like winter. >> we knew at some point it might feel like winter. this could include snow if you are in t

welcome to january 2016 along with some very ernest wallace like weather on the way. storm tracker weather meteorologist shiri spear joins us with the timeline, a little sun, maybe a little snow, shiri. >> shiri: flurries and snow squalls going to be really, really patchy stuff. 38 now in boston, 33 in wellesley, 35 in burlington as well as west bridgewater. we got worst right now at 33 , pepperell 36 up at amherst, new hampshire, 37 marshfield, 36 in plymouth, brewster 39 and although it is mostly cloudy in general there are spots getting clouds to thin out and that will expand and continue into the afternoon, noon time 39 , dry, partly sunny and clouds bubble up with wind gust up to 30 miles per hour and highs teeter right around 30 , 35 at 7:00 this evening and i think that's when particular at the chance for a couple of those flurries. most spots dry including gillette this afternoon for the winter classic. chilly, partly cloudy, temperature only 38 there. we will take a look at wind chills in just a few. sara, back to you. >> sara: after the clouds comes the clea

lou: and a law enforcement source close to the investigation pushing back against ernest's judgment saying no decision has been made on the matter. in my opinion, the larger question now is why hasn't the fbi questioned hillary clinton, and at what point will the justice department be responsible for withholding evidence, supporting the interest of mrs. clinton and the clinton campaign. in my opinion, that point is quickly nearing. >>> our quotation of the evening, this one from -- we're coming right back. stay with us. >>> last night's republican presidential debate due the second highest audience in fox news history. but donald trump was otherwise engaged. >> we are run by stupid people, folks, and it's going to end, it's going to end. it's going to end. lou: what are trump's chances in iowa now? we take it up with trump's national spokesperson, katrina pierson here next. >>> seeing the pyramids in egypt is always thrilling but this teenager set himself up for addi caring for a family member can be challenging and lead to countless questions, for them and for you. find articles, tips and

concentrated north bay and maybe some clearing happening before in ernest, here is the swath of rain and by morning commute should be clearing out. temperatures along the east bay shore line. put us down to mid- to upper 50s in the seven-day forecast. take a gander. there is more where that came from. and it looks like several series of systems to come. all week long. >> marty. >> thanks, dave. >>> this napa fire foundation setting up a toy drive helping a family displaced by a new year's fire. >> they were displaced from the vallejo home yesterday morning by a two alarm blaze. >> firefighters were able to put it out before it spread to nearby buildings. >> two adults and a child were inside. and they did escape without injuries. >> they are providing them with temporary housing. it will take place between three and five this afternoon. new apple gadget assist and virtual reality and drones and 2016. it is expected to be a huge year in consumer tech knowing. our reporter breaks down what to expect this year. >> in the spring, we can expect apple to unveil the watch 2 and have lighter

florida highway patrol has in a crash on i-4 in volusia ernest stickle of springfield, missouri and shane fleming of sanford were killed when their pick-up flipped over a guardrail around 10:30 near deltona. troopers say it happened after they were rear-ended by a mustang. a 21-year-old woman from deltona was also hurt. she was airlifted to the hospital and remains in critical condition. you' ll see first on wesh 2. we' re talking to a woman who witnessed a police-involved shooting in orlando. the body camera footage of the incident was released last night. this happened on january 16th at a parking lot on north lane near pine hills road. the officer says he opened fire when he thought a suspect was driving at him in a stolen car. the woman we spoke with says she was walking out of a nearby store at the time, with her children. >> i' m just thanking god that im alive. i got four children that ned me and they couldve took my life trying to kill somebody else and all i was trying to do was go to the store. the 17-year-old believed to be >> driving was arrested after he was treated for a gun