sunshine will be out in full force for most of the area this sunday afternoon with exception for some extra cloud cover across southside this afternoon as a system rides the atlantic coast. today: mostly sunny and mild with highs around 50. tonight: partly cloudy and cool with lows around 30. monday: light accumulations possible by tuesday afternoon. we speak and will provide us with top story this morning ... a nine year-old girl is dead after her 3-year old brother shoots her by mistake. the tragedy struck in alabama. according to authorities, the toddler found the loaded gun saturday the gun. the boy's nine- year old sister was taken to a hospital in the area where she was pronounced dead. investigation. a sports game helps the community heal following the death of 13-year old nicole lovell. it's been one week since her several days. crowds gathered for the the teen's life. wsls ten's duke carter has the story. nats of people cheering fans from both blacksburg and christiansburg filled the gym at chirstiansburg high school. nats full it's part of the annual battle girls basketball

the west coast will keep above average temperatures and generally light winds into early next week, except for some stronger gusts in higher elevations on sunday. a fast moving storm will bring a return of wintry conditions wednesday winds...rain...and mountain snow. && .short term... high pressure remains over the dominant weather feature for the southwestern us with northeastern california and western nevada on the periphery of the ridge. a passing shortwave will bring controversial and iconic justices to ever serve on the nation's highest court. but, what happens now? who will replace antonin scalia? abc's elizabeth hur has the latest. the battle for the bench has already started? sot - sen. marco rubio / "barack obama would ram down our throat a liberal justice?" sot - donald trump / presidential candidate "it's called delay, delay, delay." from fighting words in the g-o-p debate last night? to challenges issued this morning. sot - sen. ted cruz / presidential candidate stephanopoulos: does that mean that you're going to filibuster anyone -- anyone that president obama nominates? cruz:

snow bursts will linger into this afternoon with a inch or less as most will melt on impact with exception of some grassy surfaces. temperatures stay in the mid 30s today with a high of 36 degrees. tonight mostly cloudy and low of 26 degrees. then dry and cloudy with a sun and cloud mix at times for friday and high of 35 degrees. we warm it back to 50 degrees on 60 degrees by sunday before rain moves back in sunday night into monday morning. carstar single lane closure at galbraith road beginning at 9 p.m., followed by a double lane closure at 11 p.m. each night monday, feb. 22 through thursday, feb. 25, with lanes reopening by 6 a.m. the following day. also, the ramp from southbound i-75 to galbraith road will at 11 p.m. each night, the following day. the combination of the combination of possible strong winds... and the already wet ground.. could mean some problems... kara dblbx our jessica brown joins us live from blue ash to explain. we're here in the neighborhood on on blue ash. the snow is already starting to come down. the wet conditions and strong winds can cause these trees in thi

of snow yesterday followed by cooling after sunset, we have not seen much fog develop overnight, except at the a hit and run accident turned deadly in carson city last night... .after police say the suspect led them on a high speed chase in a stolen truck. it happened just before 8 o'clock in the area of college parkway and airport road. the sheriff's office says they tracked down the truck involved in the hit and run. when they approached the driver, they say he rammed their s-u-v then took off speeding. the suspect then lost control and crashed at the carson city airport. the driver was thrown from the truck and killed. we're told the truck was reported stolen earlier in the day. district attorney has ruled an officer- involved shooting in september of 2014 was justified. james luke bowman had an outstanding warrant from the u-s marshals office. when detectives caught up with him near the intersection of fourth and spokane...they told him to put his hands up. bowman unleashed a string of profanities and pulled a gun from his waistband. that's when the detectives shot him. district att

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with the exception of the up to the southside. some areas could see over an inch. stay tuned for updates. this will be a quick cold and dry. we'll see highs in the 20s and 30s. lows will be in the teens. wind chills by luana: on the next "the hampton roads show," we are cooking for virginia beach restaurant month with the folks from rockefeller center. every wonder what nature valley is made of? no artificial colors. no artificial flavors. no artificial sweeteners. nature valley granola bars. and now introducing delicious biscuits with almond butter or peanut butter. (vo) shop all makes, models and colors in your neighborhood... all with worry-free ownership. head to your neighborhood enterprise car sales and let the people who buy more vehicles than anyone... good morning and thanks for joining us on wavy news ten at 7 am on fox 43. i'm brandi cummings, in for katie collett. we're going to get another check of your're very chilly forecast in our next 10 minutes, but first, new developments on that oregon standoff. right now the f-b-i says it surrounded the last oc

that will likely limit any snow that develops to accumulate except on some grassy surfaces, but we )ll keep an eye-p&on it. otherwise, as we go through the day on friday, expect clearing skies and high temperatures in the mid 40s. winds will continue to be breezy from the north between 10 and 20 mph. this weekend, we )re expecting dry weather. in fact, saturday brings partly cloudy skies. highs will be in the upper 40s and lower 50s. by sunday, highs will be in the lower 50s under a mix of sun and clouds. rain moves back in next monday and tuesday. in chesapeake in chesapeake the rain is causing some major problems for some chesapeake neighbors. this was what it looked liked yesterday afternoon on berkley avenue. the water was so high it caused some cars to get neighbors say they are sick and tired of the area flooding outcue: ".. " duration:0:00 pastor austin perry / berkley avenue resident 23:01:18 our neighbors have been living here for 2 years now and they are furious because they would have never moved here if they knew that the street did this. neighbors are now hoping that the c

unlike past events, this time it will all fall as snow with the exception of the southern outer banks. the best chance for snow this time will be over northeast north carolina up to the southside. some areas could see over an inch. stay tuned for updates. this will be a quick moving system. so it will be gone by friday night. the weekend looks teens. wind chills by updates to all of these systems. good morning, hampton happening today - a fight to put a stop to crime in hampton roads. governor terry mcauliffe and local leaders will meet for an important conversation - preventing young african american boys from turning to leaders will meet for an important conversation - preventing young african american boys from turning to violence! the city of hampton is hosting a regional symposium to address the issue. data shows young black males are disproportionately affected by crime as either victims or offenders. rico bush is in hampton with more on what some are calling the crisis in the black community. rico. brandi, don, with this symposium today, leaders hope to use it as an opportunity

from -- except senator dole. i got more matching funds than any other candidate, i believe, except for senator dole. we got much more than lamar alexander. last month, 500,000 dollars in small contribution landed in our mclean had orders. -- headquarters. next, in terms of organization, how can they say we are not organized? we beat them all in the last one. 400,000- how much, dollars to our $60,000. bob dole is a great organization man. we beat him to do one. phil gramm is a great organization man. we beat him for the one. our organization went out there and beat him. gap withd a 50-point senator dole to three points when he outspent us five to one. what we have demonstrated is -- not only is it true money cannot buy you love, as the beatles taught us, but money is no substitute for ideas, ideals, passion, and conviction. none. none. [applause] know, ianan: but you said it long ago. you can't buy iowa. you can't buy new hampshire. and you can't buy america. and that's true. and you can't buy south carolina. but

this is an exceptional nation. not perfect, but exceptional.ptional because we believe in the value of every individual and life. we are exceptional because we know each of us are gifted by god. we are exceptional also because we know in our bones that power and money and decision-making, dispersed into the hands of the many, is more competent, more compassionate, wise, and just than power concentrated in the hands of the few. ladies and gentlemen, in this nation we have too much power, money, decision-making concentrated in the hands of too few. so citizens, stand up, fight, join, vote for me. it is time. we must take our country back. god bless you. thank you for being here. [applause] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2016] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] thank you. [applause] come on up and have a picture. . have one rule one picture, one vote for me. all right. ok. you have got to get your debt to vote for me, right? th

temperatures will be cold enough for this to all fall as snow except for a few locations along the southern outer banks and northeast north carolina. the heaviest snow will fall over northeast north carolina up to the southside. 2-4" is possible over northeast north carolina with 1-3" over the southside. we'll see a possible 1-2" on the peninsula and lower eastern shore. a dusting up to an inch for the middle peninsula and accomack county. this could cause big problems during the evening commute. this will all clear out by tonight. then a very cold/dry good morning, hampton roads. let's check our team coverage continues with rico bush in virginia beach. he's monitoring how road crews are preparing for the snow. rico, you've been in touch with officials. what are they saying? don, brandi, at this hour, there are eight trucks out on the roads in virginia beach in each snow zone working to pre- treat the as many as 30 operators could be called in to help treat the roads if needed. virginia beach public works crews have their have plows and trucks lined up at its operations center ready to go.

temperatures will be cold enough for this to all fall as snow except for a few locations along the southern outer banks and northeast north carolina. the heaviest snow will fall over northeast north carolina up to the southside. 2-4" is possible over northeast north carolina with 1-3" over the southside. we'll see a possible 1-2" on the peninsula and lower eastern shore. a dusting up to an inch for the middle peninsula and accomack county. this could cause big problems during the evening commute. this will all will be in the teens. by monday some moisture will move into the colder airmass. that will be our next system. it will start as snow monday morning. then it will transition to mostly rain monday afternoon into tuesday. it may wrap up as a brief wintry mix. stay tuned for updates to all of these systems good morning, hampton roads. let's check our team coverage continues with rico bush in virginia beach. he's monitoring how road crews are preparing for the snow. touch with officials. what are they saying? hour, there are eight trucks out on the roads in virginia beach in each snow zone

snow bursts will linger into this afternoon with a inch or less as most will melt on impact with exception of some grassy surfaces. temperatures stay in the mid 30s today with a high of 36 degrees. tonight mostly cloudy and low of 26 degrees. then dry and cloudy with a sun and cloud mix at times for friday and high of 35 degrees. we warm it back to 50 degrees on saturday and then 60 degrees by sunday before rain moves back in sunday night into monday morning. rob 2shot the mixture of strong winds today...with the wet ground...could mean some problems... kara dblbx jessica brown joins us live from blue ash where the wind has already caused some problems to the mixture of strong winds today...with the wet ground...could mean some problems... kara dblbx jessica brown joins us live from blue ash where the wind has already caused some problems to explain. we're here in the neighborhood on wynnecrest avenue on blue ash. the snow is already starting to come down. the wet conditions and strong winds can cause these trees in this neighborhood to much like yesterday-take a look at this video of a tr

they do not have the right to do that sort of thing, except under, perhaps, exceptional circumstances decided one more thing. they were going to ask congress for a change in the law that might authorize them to do this. they had legislation that was approved by the justice department to go forward to congress. they pulled it for some reason. they did not want congress to consider this issue. and it should. >> rose: after growing tierld of reading books about white boys and their dogs, one young student decided to take action. 11-year-old marley dias from new jersey created the hashtag #100blackgirlbooks, to make a change. what is it about you? we're all in love with you. young, old, every race, every nationality. >> thank you. >> rose: whether it's jamaican or american. how do you explain marley? >> i really explain my mother and my father. like their combination, my dad's creativity, and my mother's drive kind of just created me, so, yeah. >> rose: tell me about the book project. you really did realize that there were no books-- all the books were about white boys and their dogs. >>

and i'll sign them with exceptions. i personally believe all human life is worthy of the protection of our laws. >> immigration the most talked about issue online last night. you're getting a hit for being part of the gang of eight on immigration and for running away from it. was it a mistake to forge the original deal? >> i went to washington to solve problems. immigration is a huge problem in florida. i saw the opportunity to do the best we could in the hopes that the house would take it up and make it even better. happened in the senate. did not happen in the house. that's not the way we're going to do it when i'm president. we have a majority of republicans in the house and the senate, we're going to do it differently. the way i want to do it. >> if that's the best you could do, you would sign it? >> i don't think that law, the way it was constructed, could have ever passed. i think, most certainly, you look at the house and the broader population in america, people don't want to move on immigration until you can pr

it all looked great on paper except the chairs of the committees were some of the most senior members of the senate. they had operated in the russell building across the street. most of them did not want to move across the street. some of them who did move did not care for the space as much as the russell building. very soon, the practice of having committee chairs occupied the space next to the committee immediately disappeared. some chairs next to be the committee they spend most of their time with. most of the other chairmen find it fine to work out of some other space. building provided a lot of its services for the senate as part of a growth of the institution. the basement level had two very large cafeterias and an underground parking garage. there was a large area for a telephone switchboard because of the communications demand growing on the senate that operated in this building. because senators were sending home to their local tv networks their interviews and statements, there was a recording studio built into the building in a rooment, with a windowless with a phony capital

generally dry conditions are except for possible light border sunday night and again by mid week. late in the week or possibly even next weekend there are chances for a more active winter pattern to return, but confidence remains low. && .short term... few changes were made to the pressure generally will dominate weather conditions over the next several days. this will continue to bring well above normal temperatures conditions. the one exception may be sunday night and again around as weak shortwaves pass through the pacific northwest. with the best moisture and energy remaining well to the north, precipitation chances will be limited to near the oregon border with totals a few hundredths of an inch at rest of the sierra and northwest increased high level clouds and breezy conditions. the period of strongest tuesday afternoon where gusts of 30 to 40 mph are possible. dj .long term...wednesday through saturday... so this could end up being quite an interesting time for our region as the guidance consensus shows a powerful trans-pacific jet stream moving closer, increasing the odds

temperatures will be cold enough for this to all fall as snow except for a few locations along the southern outer banks and northeast north carolina. the heaviest snow will fall over northeast north carolina up to the southside. 2-4" is possible over northeast north carolina with 1-3" over the southside. we'll see a possible 1-2" on the peninsula and lower eastern shore. a dusting up to an inch for the middle peninsula and accomack county. this could cause big problems during the evening commute. this will all clear out by tonight. then a very cold/dry the 20s and 30s. lows that will be our next system. it will start as snow monday morning. then it will transition to mostly rain monday afternoon into tuesday. it may wrap up as a brief wintry mix. stay tuned for updates to all of these systems good morning, hampton roads. let's check our team coverage continues with rico bush in virginia beach. he's monitoring how road crews are preparing for the snow. rico, you've been in touch with officials. what are they saying? don, at this hour, there are eight trucks out on the roads in virginia beach

you don't support exceptions for rape and incest. jeb bush said it's a tough sell to tell a pro-life mother, had her daughter been raped that she would just have to accept that as a sad fact. >> abortion is not a political issue to me. it's a human rights issue. if jeb wants to make ate political issue, that's his right. exception. the 20-week abortion ban. >> it's not what you believe? >> i do require an exception for life of the mother. because i'm pro life. number two as i have said, if they pass a law in congress with exceptions, i'll sign it. i want to save live ps. believe all human life is worthy of the protection of our laws. i deeply and personally believe that. i'm not going to change my position on something hat is so deep in me in order the win an election. >> what do you say to that mom. >> it's a terrible situation. a crisis pregnancy as a result of something as horrifying as that. i'm not saying it's easy. it's a horrible thing. unimaginable. i get it. i really do. that's why the issue is so difficult. i believe a huma

that's why any law that limits exceptions. i personally believe all human life is worthy of the protection of our laws. being part of the gang of eight on immigration and for running away from it. was it a his take original deal? problems. i saw the opportunity to do the best we could in the hopes that the house would take it up and make it better. happened in the senate. did not happen in the house. that's not the way we're going to do it when i'm president. we have a majority. differently. the way i want to do pit. >> if that's the best you could do, you would sign it? >> i don't think that law, the way it was constructed, could have ever passed. i think, most certainly, you look at the house and the broader population in america, people don't want to move on immigration until cow can prove that illegal immigration is under control. we are not going to be able to do this comprehensively. as president, we will not. the first thing we're going to do is secure our border. until the board sir secure, immigration. anyone who beli

exceptions. the 20-week abortion ban. >> but it's not what you believe. >> i do require an exception for life of the mother. because i'm pro life. number two as i have said, if they pass a law in congress with exceptions, i'll sign it. i want to save lives. broader point i've made is i believe all human life is worthy of the protection of our laws. i deeply and personally believe that. i'm not going to change my position on something that is so deep in me in order to win an election. >> what do you say to that mom? what do you tell her? >> it's a terrible situation. a crisis pregnancy as a result of something as horrifying as that. i'm not saying it's easy. it's a horrifying thing. it's unimaginable, quite frankly. i get it. i really do. that's why the issue is so difficult. i believe a human being, an unborn child has a right to live, irrespective of the circumstances they were conceived in. a majority of americans don't agree with me on that. that's why any law that limits abortions that passes

except with no notice. >> reporter: the damage is repetitive. mostly trees splintered, uprooted, bringing down electric lines. there was hardly any structural damage except for this home on 193rd wch softened the landing of a fallen tree. sheared off this condo. and buried in there somewhere a now crumpled car. great business for tree services which foded northeast miami-dade. >> right now, we're backed up, at the top of the house. a lot of damage going around. >> reporter: that tree service said they were inundated with phone calls. they actually had to turn away business. they won't get to folks until at least the end of the week. we'll take you inside that twister that hit here in northeast miami-dade at 6:00. >> keith, thank you. >>> it may have been a rough day on land, but it wasn't a good morning to be out on the water either. chopper 6 over southehet ft. lauderdale where a boston whaler was left hanging on a dock pilingngnorth of the lauderdale yacht club. it doesn't appear anyoneas hurt. they're going to have to use a crane in order to

with the exception of another slight chance of an overnight snow shower or two wednesday night, the rest of the forecast looks dry and mild with a mix of clouds and sunshine. see graphics. wx timer @ :40 >> we're learning more about saturday's horrific shooting spree in michigan... ...which left six people dead and 2 the suspect is due in court today to face murder charges. police do not yet have a motive. reid binion reports. << (jeff getting/prose cuting attorney, kalamazoo county) "these were very deliberate killings." prosecutor jeff getting, describing the calm manner in which he says uber driver jason brian dalton carried out saturday night's shooting spree. (jeff getting/prose cuting attorney, kalamazoo county) "this wasn't hurried in any way, shape or form. they're on video. we've watched the video with law enforcement." dalton's alleged rampage played over the course of nearly seven hours... ...starting at an apartment complex late saturday afternoon.... ...where police say he gunned down a woman in the parking lot. the victim is hospitalized, and expected to survive... ....her

snow bursts will linger into this afternoon with a inch or less as most will melt on impact with exception of some grassy surfaces. temperatures stay in the mid 30s today with a high of 36 degrees. tonight mostly cloudy and low of 26 degrees. then dry and cloudy with a sun and cloud mix at times for friday and we warm it back to 50 degrees on saturday and then 60 degrees by sunday before rain moves back in sunday night into monday morning. carstar single lane closure on southbound i-75 at galbraith road beginning at 9 p.m., followed by a closure at 11 p.m. each night monday, feb. 22 through thursday, feb. 25, with lanes reopening by 6 a.m. the following day. also, the ramp from southbound i-75 to galbraith road will be closed beginning at 11 p.m. each night, reopening at 5 a.m. the following day. new this morning "it was definitely a historic win for xavier and its program. i was glad to be part of xavier history" "just like to say that i'm part of something big, like part of the xavier musketeer family able to take on the number one seed there's people that doubt us but we were like stron

of snow yesterday followed by cooling after sunset, we have not seen much fog develop overnight, except at the more typical locations such as truckee airport and the bogard lassen county. while we cant fully rule out the possibility for fog central nv this morning, the coverage is more likely to be isolated and short lived. the turnout for the iowa caucuses was historic for the g-o-p. but new hampshire is getting all the attention now. our washington bureau miller joins us live to tell us what we can expect four days out from the next stop on the presidential trail. alex, ted cruz won the iowa caucus monday night. but new hampshire is going to be a different game for the republicans--right? it's a very different game the type of demographics are different, the socioeconomics are different, the priorities are different. and for that reason -- cruz is in a constant third place... despite feeling momentum himself his numbers havent moved much. now its christie - bush- kasich - who were barely mentioned in iowa-they have a chance to do pretty decently in new hampshire. this is where they've

alcoholic their 90 degrees if that structure will be compromised did plans are not accurate they show an exception the back and rear yard w asked the project sponsor not to do development the open space a in center the building area we don't feel the design of the front facade office that much of the old building it is a static building. >> sir, your time is up. >> thank you very much. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> good work my name is michelle i'm a property owner and a membership the pan in a a sixth involved in the development of the pacific avenue mcd spent many long evenings sdukz what the neighborhood wanted and work with the planning commission the contents the non-conforming use was of great discussion we knew that would impact. >> ma'am, for clarity our speaking on behalf of as an individual; right? >> an individual yes. >> the consensus thought is of the non-conforming units of the group was that any non-conforming building that was significantly revised dense fizz height or exterior calls needs to meet the pacific avenue neighborhood commercial district requirement this final p

there are exceptions to that.ution, mostly in the bill of rights. and you cannot read those exceptions as broadly as the current court desires to read them, thereby depriving americans of legitimate choices that the american people have never decided to take away from them. and that's what happens whenever you read punishments to mean torture. if you are sentenced to torture for a crime, yes, that is a crucial punishment. but the mere fact that somebody is tortured is unlawful under our statutes but the constitution happens not to address it, just as it does not address a lot of other horrible things. >> when you did the book, what did you argue most with justice scalia about? he's one of the world's great arguers. i feel like we're just warming up. >> i love to argue. >> he's an intellectual giant, and we had no debates in this book. in the first book, we had four debates with a pro and con. in this book we had none. the biggest issue in the end, we almost had a debate about but he persuaded me not to, was whethe

pressure near the west coast will keep above average generally light winds into early next week, except for some stronger gusts in higher elevations on sunday. a fast moving storm will bring a return of wintry conditions wednesday and thursday with gusty week.... even when there isn't any wind. that's because it's part of a test by the nevada department of transportation. they will test their new wind warning system on tuesday from nine to one in the afternoon. during these tests, drivers of high-profile vehicles and passenger vehicles will still be allowed to travel on i- 580. take a look at this view.... a man was taken to the hospital with minor injuries after crashing his suv into the truckee river near idlewild park. this happened about 9-30 this morning.... police and fire crews called out to help the driver of the jeep grand cherokee. no word yet on what caused the driver to lose control. an oregon man is recovering after being stranded for a week in gerlach. 69 year old philip besanson, was driving from arizona back to eugene, oregon when according to the washoe county sheriff's

the west coast will keep above average temperatures and generally light winds into early next week, except for some higher elevations on sunday. a fast moving storm will bring a return of wintry conditions wednesday and thursday with gusty winds, rain and mountain snow. && .short term... high pressure aloft will continue to provide light winds for most of the area. however, by sunday afternoon an easterly pressure gradient develops across the sierra as a thermal low deepens in californias central valley. this gradient will create gusty northeast winds in the high elevations of the sierra sunday afternoon/evening, especially for alpine kolo 8 news nows chris buckley has more. "this campaign is not just about electing a president of the united states, that's obviously enormously important, but more important is creating a political revolution." presidential candidate bernie sanders talking about a political revolution in which millions of people stand together. "and demand the united states government start representing all of our people and not just a handful of wealthy campaign contributor

of the day, but the light snow has left with the exception of a couple through early afternoon. we'll have highs in the lower to middle 30s.s. mostly cloudy weather continues through tomorrow with highs in the lower 30s again. we'll climb into the 40s on thursday, with 50s ahead friday and saturday. we should see more sunshine take over later this week, along with gustier winds. our snowpack will be diminishing quickly late this week.today: cloudy high: 32-38 winds: nw 5-15 alo: 34 dbq: 33 iow: 35tonight: mostly cloudy low: 17-23 winds: nw 5-10 alo: 18 dbq: 19 mostly cloudy high: 29-35 winds: se 5-10 alo: 31 dbq: 30 iow: 34tomorrow night: partly cloudy low: 20-26 winds: se 5-15 alo: 23 dbq: 21 iow: 25thursday: mostly cloudy, milder high: 45 - low: 23 friday: p/cloudy, windy, mild high: 55 - low: 45 saturday: mostly sunny, mild high: 54 - low: 37 low: 32 monday: partly cloudy high: 40 - low: 29 tuesday: mostly cloudy high: 38 - low: 26 thanks justin. what's a motivation to work out? how about a fine if you dr. timothy johnson looks at the methods behind the motivation to stay act

snow bursts will linger into this afternoon with a inch or less as most will melt on impact with exception of some grassy surfaces. temperatures stay in the mid 30s today with a high of 36 degrees. tonight mostly cloudy and low of 26 degrees. then dry and cloudy with a sun and cloud mix at times for friday and high of 35 degrees. we warm it back to 50 degrees on saturday and then 60 degrees by sunday before rain moves back in sunday night into monday morning. frank cam julie ottlinger from the animal rescue fund here now to introduce us to a furry friend.... we are a 501c3 nonprofit animal rescue & shelter. euthanize any "rescue",whatever any animal. you may hour if you are in also, our founder and with the help of others takes in all animals from all other surrounding counties "humane societies" before they euthanize them. any help you can give us will be appreciated! check out our web site www.petfinder.com dog adoption and lives. adopt a dog you'll have a friend difference between adopting a dog, adopting a cat, adopting a kitten or adopting a puppy versus getting dogs for sale, cats fo

unlike past events, this time it with the exception of the southern outer banks. the best chance for snow this time will be over northeast north carolina up to the southside. some areas could see over an inch. stay tuned for updates. this will be a quick moving system. so it will be gone by friday night. the weekend looks very cold and dry. we'll see highs in the 20s and 30s. lows will be in the teens. wind chills by sunday morning will be near zero. then another system will move in between monday and tuesday. this will bring us a chance for snow, then rain, then a wintry mix. stay tuned for updates to all of these systems. good morning, hampton traffic now. a controversial bill would clear the way for armed security guards in local schools. find out what both sides of the argument have to say. a proposal to expand a marine sanctuary just off the coast. we'll explain how you can weigh in. plus the man convicted of went before a parole where he is this morning. we're back with a controversial bill that would allow security guards in local schools to be armed. for y

of snow yesterday followed by cooling after sunset, we have not seen much fog develop overnight, except at the more typical locations such as truckee airport and the bogard web camera in western lassen county. while we cant fully rule out the possibility for fog developing in west central nv this morning, the coverage is more likely to be temperatures in most western nv valleys rose between wednesday and thursday, with renos high jumping by 10 degrees. as a result of yesterdays warming exceeding expectations despite light winds and widespread snow cover, we will keep a slow warming trend going for today. max temps near highway 95 and alternate 95 from fernley-fallon southward should still lag behind the reno- carson region and even the tahoe basin until their conditions over the eastern sierra and western nevada with generally light winds and valley inversions. a steady warming trend is expected with daytime temperatures well above normal by next week. &&.short term... despite the continued yesterday followed by cooling after sunset, we have not seen much fog develop overnight, except a

except under perhaps exceptional circumstances.hey were going to ask congress for a change in the law, they had legislation that was approved by the justice department. they pulled it. for some reason, they did not want congress to consider this issue and it should. congress should be weighing in. charlie: why do you think they pulled? ted: i don't know. i think they may have been worried about the conditions that congress might put on that authority. that is what we do in this country. we have our elected representatives decide the pro's and con's. you started by saying this is privacy versus security. this is security versus security. the security of all those people who entrusted these cell phones with their private information. charlie: if you insist that what they're asking apple to do is to change every single iphone going forward. ted: what we know that they want to do is to develop a different program with respect to this particular iphone, but that program if it were applied to this iphone could be used in any other circum