geoff: the u.s. geological survey says a magnitude 2.4 quake hit outside of burnsville, north carolna. so far, we have not received any reports of damage. earthquaketracker.com reports the quake happened a little after 9:30. allyson: a live look from dallas, texas, and minneapolis, minnesota, just three of the states in super tuesday today. first, check of weather with dale gilbert. dale: it is cool and spots but no precipitation expected until later this afternoon until after 2:00 in the mountains and after 4:00 in the upstate. it is marching across missouri and arkansas. this morning, upper 40's in the upstate will reach 66 for the afternoon high. a chance of showers after 4:00 or 5:00. in the mountains, 37 this morning will climb to 61. north carolina. allyson: happening today in commitment 2016, super tuesday voting takes place in 11 states. geoff: that includes georgia. nikole killion has more from the white house. nikole: this is one of the biggest days in the race for the white house and it co

geoff: thank you. spartanburg county deputies tell us say a 5-year-old boy was accidentally shot overnight. we don't know much about the shooting right now, but we know it happened on rowe street in the arcadia area around 7:30. allyson: deputies say the child was taken to spartanburg medical center. at this time, we do not where he was shot or his condition. geoff: we will bring you more information as soon as we get it. a wyff news 4 update now on a fire in honea path. the little girl pulled from the fire died from her injuries. allyson: wyff news 4's aly myles joins us live from the scene of the fire on green street. aly: we are live in front of that family's home. you can see the damage from a lot of charred remains. not a whole lot of activity here this morning. the news has gone far worse in the last few hours. the anderson county coroner says 5-year-old sophia rhodes died yesterday from her injuries. fire officials tell us the child was found between a wall and a couch in the home. the little gi

geoff: on the democratic side. hillary clinton leads, with 63%. 35% of democratic voters in georgia supporting bernie sanders. polls in georgia open tomorrow at 7:00 this morning and close at seven this evening. wyff news 4's nikole killion now with more of what's at stake on super tuesday. nikole: it's march madness on about a dozen states weigh-in on the candidate competition with more than a thousand delegates up for grabs. some of the key contests, georgia awarding 76 delegates for the gop. 102 for the democrats. and everything is bigger in texas where the democrats are vying for 222 delegates while republicans have 155 up for grabs. adding to the lonestar significance, it's home to senator ted cruz who's hoping for state support to bring him a win. another candidate with a super tuesday ties, vermont senator bernie sanders. he's counting on his constituency is at the primary polls. geoff: that was nikole killion reporting. we'll have much more when the polls open. beginning with the today show at 7:00 a.m. thi

geoff: on the democratic side. hillary clinton leads, with 63%. 35% of democratic voters in georgia supporting bernie sanders. polls in georgia open today at 7:00 a.m. and close at 7:00 p.m. wyff news 4's nikole killion now with more of what's at stake on super tuesday. nikole: it's march madness on the campaign trail. about a dozen states weigh-in on the candidate competition with some of the key contests, georgia awarding 76 delegates for the gop. 102 for the democrats. and everything is bigger in texas where the democrats are vying for 222 delegates while republicans have 155 up for grabs. adding to the lonestar significance, it's s me to senator ted cruz who's hoping for state support to bring him a win. another candidate with a super tuesday ties, vermont senator bernie sanders. he's counting on his constituency is at the primary polls. geoff: that was nikole killion reporting. we'll have much more when the polls open. beginning with the today show at 7:00. allyson: and tonight you'll be able to find all of th

geoff: that will be interesting. still to come a judge says , subway needs to take better care that their foot-long subs are actually a foot-long. coming up later this afternoon on "ellen," she talks to kris jenner. by wyff news 4 at 5:00. many people clean their dentures with toothpaste or plain water. in reality they're not. if a denture were to be put under a microscope, we can see all the bacteria that still exists on the denture, and that bacteria multiplies very rapidly. that's why dentists recommend cleaning with polident everyday. polident's unique micro clean formula works in just 3 minutes, killing 99.99% of odor causing bacteria. for a cleaner, fresher, brighter denture every day. geoff: turning to money matters on this tuesday afternoon with the dow jones up considerably, up 287 points. the nasdaq up 98 points in the s&p 500 looking strong. a new study released today by aarp finds the average cost for a one year supply of a prescription drug doubled in just seven years to more than that's about three-quar

i kill geoff hale first. he preses the biggest threat. but how do i do that without waking nancy who's sleeping right next to him? no ligature marks. neither one was tied down. and no defensive wounds, either. geoff hale--cause of death was a single deep, smooth cut that severed the carotid artery. and nancy? nancy hale--death was caused by a series of jagged, shallow wous that punctured the carotid artery. morgan: there's more than one unsub. you're sure? he was either able to restrain nancy while he killed geoff, or she woke up, which means she would have screamed. either way, we're looking at multiple unsubs. so things are worse than we thought. yes and no. cate's chances of survival just got better. how do you figure? two unsubs change the dynamics. what do you mean, dynamics? they spent more time with her. yeah, prentiss has the same theory based on the autopsy report. right. we're about to speak to cate's father. stay at the scene. i'll call you the second i'm out. dad's in there. sheriff, alert your men. we may be looking at a team

geoff: great to have you with us, on geoff hart area allyson: and i'm allyson powell. dale: good morning to both of you all. we have filed a on the way today. more classical building. with that chance of showers later on this afternoon. about 2:00 in the mountains, starts to get active. it is pleasant right now. they got up to 73 degrees yesterday at gsp. this morning, 48. as you can see, a fairly nice morning across the area. as we expand our view and take a look at the southeast, you can see some shower activity starting to develop an arkansas, missouri, as that continues to advanced eastward, it will bring clouds into the area. a good chance of thunderstorms later on tonight into early tomorrow. we will be watching that. the biggest threat might be strong wind associated with thunderstorms. 38 in asheville. cool in the mountains, 34-36 from franklin to andrews. mid-to-upper 40's over most of the upstate. wind is fairly con, breezy all day yesterday. we will see them take up later on this evening as the front rows closer. for an afternoon high, 65, 66 for the upstate

geoff: great to have you with us. i'm geoff hart. allyson: and i'm allyson powell dale: it soared to 71 degrees yesterday. it will be about 15 degrees cooler today. we got anywhere from 1/10 to 2/10 inches of rain yesterday. the rain is to the south of us now and we will get a chance to dry out. there goes that line of showers and thunderstorms that came through last evening. again, did not see that much rain, but 1/10 to 2/10 inches of rain is good. it will be windy in the mountains. we are already seeing 20-25 mile-per-hour winds and 10-15 mile-per-hour winds in the upstate. the highs today will be in the

geoff: we are actually a little weaker than that.be correct, it will be the same as last year which was also -3.8%. the issue investors are wrestling with his when does this economy start to bottom out? when can we start pricing in some sort of modern me out level of output. it may very well turn in the fourth quarter of this year or first quarter of next year. but come what may, all the concerns about the economy and a lack of confidence, this is an extraordinarily weak environment. the worst recession in brazil in decades. about your perspective being an investor in the united states, looking at brazil. so much for an interest in this country when this story comes to a head. i was actually in brazil visiting investors just two weeks ago and the locals continue to be very cautious about the markets and very cautious about these developments, even though you have had a strong run in the markets since late january. foreign investors have generally been more interested in trying to make -- trying to pick som opportunities. our worry is

geoff cutmore, what are you seeing? >> good morning to you. tricky balancing act for yellin. chief has to convince the markets the u.s. economy is doing okay. growth 2.5% and unemployment under 5%. at the same time, though, she doesn't want markets to think interest rates are going up too much this year. and she doesn't want to spook markets so no change in rates expected today. we think that she will walk the tight rope as far as the balance of growth and concerns about the economy. one person who is a little concerned today -- bill ackman, on paper he's lost $1 billion. he invested in a canadian pharma company and they have cut guidance, they have missed their revenue expectations. bill ackman's response, we're going to get a little more involved with this company to protect our investments. $1 billion on paper, that has got to hurt. back to you. >> oh, i would think. geoff cutmore, live from london, thank you. >>> let's get a check on your weather now with nbc meteorologist bill karins. we have to start with illinois. there was this an election there last night, but the we

geoff cutmore, live from london, thank you. >>> time now for sports and we begin with the nfl. where in kansas city the chiefs are paying the price for their pursuit of wide receiver jeremy maclin who left the eagles to sign with kansas city late last season. the league has now fined and stripped the team of two draft picks for violating the nfl's anti-tampering policy. the chiefs lose their third round pick in this year's draft and their sixth round pick next year for improper contact with maclin before the start of last year's free agent period. head coach andy reid was fined $75,000 and the general manager was fined $25,000 and the organization as a whole fined $250,000. meanwhile, recent rumors surrounding brock osweiler and his desire to leave denver appear to have been accurate. the houston texans have reportedly inked a four-year, $72 million deal with the quarterback. originally a second round pick by the broncos in 2012, osweiler started seven games last season and with peyton manning's retirement, the move leaves denver with a gaping hole at qb. also joining osweiler

representing the seller is geoff. kathryn's already shown him two homes. next up is a three-bedroom, 1,900 square-foot home in henderson, nevada. >> gino, the home we're gonna look at now is a home that was built in 2000. it's right around the square footage that you were looking for -- three-bedroom, two-story home. i think you'll really like the backyard, as well, so should we go take a look inside? >> all right, let's go. >> great. ♪ >> come on in. >> thank you. >> the nice thing about this house, which is somewhat unusual, is we have a downstairs master, so it gives you the functionality of a one-story for ease of livability, but you have the use and space of a two-story. [ tires screeching ] >> hold on. back up a minute. before you even step foot in the house, there's some critical things you got to know. number one -- always really understand your finances. outside of getting married, well, buying a home -- it's the biggest commitment you're ever going to make. many first-time buyers calculate what their mortgage payment would be, but there's a lot m

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covington's economic development manager, geoff project.not only, he says, would it make use of a formerly blighted vacant lot, it brings a new business to town and.."it brings fresh, local, sustainable food to the heart of covington."yogi and the farmer already opened a plot of land on lee street, but this lot will triple their production.which brings up another difference--who can actually get the produce.yogi and the farmer sell *shares* to individuals or businesses for six hundred dollars.then for twenty six weeks you can go to their farmer's market and pick up twenty dollars worth of locally grown produce. "that may include five to seven different kinds of vegetables."scott wegener, nine on your side, covington.., if approved, crops should be weather summary: wednesday's forecast will be warm and breezy again. temperatures top out at 640f with partly cloudy skies. then our cold front arrives on thursday. this will bring in chances for showers and isolated thunderstorms during the day. right now, it looks like our better rain chance is in the morning hours with a few more spotty shower

spring therefore want take a look at the west and skyview that said the virginia beach town center geoff lawson is here with more on tonight's chilly temperatures day and it will be dropping and we mentioned it before but just sort of a refresher to clear the skies are at night the colder it gets now doesn't always mean you have cold conditions but if you have cold air clear skies it had clouds out there we know that for sure so that's one of the reasons that were calling for more cold tonight nothing on radar obviously as well. when the temptress compared to yest a nest i remember was down for a lot of us not for everybody but down considerably especially near the coastline from the day before and here we are today fifteen seventeen eighteen twenty degrees colder than at this exact hour yesterday twenty four hours ago so you know it's going to be cold tonight dropping back into into the forties are heading out later this evening these are air temperatures a factor in least five if not ten degrees or more colder than these numbers because of that when shells so we get down in the morning

his work combined with the geoffs and engineer emerick busted open.are, they together on "dan the life. -- day in the life." your own time. you don't listen to the musician next to you. if you do, we will get rid them. george explained it again. saying, think of it as an atmosphere developing. we have tracks of the orchestra. the link up tod a four track machine. >> i think george was incredibly important. when you had beautiful music like the beatles had come you need someone to get it to the world. what george did was open the door wide. wasespondent: george martin born in london and trained as a classical musician. in the 1940's he formed a band with his childhood friend, the fortunetellers. >> he knew what he wanted to do. he told us what he wanted us to do. we did it. he was a natural leader. sir, carney said that he was like a second father to him. -- sir paul mccartney said that he was like a second father to him. he was a gentle poultry man, who the a little help from beatles became a radical revolutionary. he loved them for giving him the opp

harassment and assault cases the most recent cases the firing of coach john hufnagel and famed astronomer geoff marcy over sexual harassment allegations. again, carla hesse is expected to begin the position immediately and it is also being reported they will at more investigators to handle sexual misconduct and assault cases from three people to the six people. >>> police into concorde are searching for the man suspected of shooting an eight-year-old boy. james gerard is wanted in connection with the drive-by shooting the injured the boy who was playing in his front yard. investigators have received several tips about where the gunman is but so far searches have come up empty. the wounded boy is recovering and should be released from hospital soon. >>> in oakland, opening statements are under way in the trial of darnell williams, accused of killing eight-year- old alicia -- three years ago. ohians fired shots into a home where several children were having a sleepover. the girl was killed and two other children and a grandmother were injured. williams targeted the home as retaliation for a getti

representing the seller is geoff. kathryn's already shown him two homes.e-bedroom, 1,900 square-foot home in henderson, nevada. >> gino, the home we're gonna look at now is a home that was built in 2000. it's right around the square footage that you were looking for -- three-bedroom, two-story home. i think you'll really like the backyard, as well, so should we go take a look inside? >> all right, let's go. >> great. ♪ >> come on in. >> thank you. >> the nice thing about this house, which is somewhat unusual, is we have a downstairs master, so it gives you the functionality of a one-story for ease of livability, but you have the use and space of a two-story. [ tires screeching ] >> hold on. back up a minute. before you even step foot in the house, there's some critical things you got to know. number one -- always really understand your finances. outside of getting married, well, buying a home -- it's the biggest commitment you're ever going to make. many first-time buyers calculate what their mortgage payment would be, but there's a lot more to just knowin

geoff marcy stepped down in october of 2015. four students accused the world renowned astronomer of harassment.the school gave him a warning in april.but he resigned in october.right after the and graham fleming resigned in the vice chancellor of research stepped down after sexual harrassment allegations were made by his former assistant vice chancellor. she says he inappropriately >> grant: work in getting this team back in the meantime good her story. with four cal staff members now fired, accused of sexual harassment there is a def buzz on campus. sot this is surprising this is the first bad thing i have heard about cal while rushing to class. students kron 4 spoke with seemed concerned about the recent sot it is really hard what is now has a new process in place complete sexual assault and end of this month. emma fisher just finished her member, and tells me she just completed the 2016 online she tells me it took an hour, but not acceptable. change the culture in placestudents worry all the prestigious university'sa major la

so he can't possibly see everything there is to see in havana but there are geoff knit things that won't on his itinerar. >>> >>> when president barack obama visit what snran next week he will likely y ke a drive long havana's iconic martha cofnlt a lot of spriewtion up all over the city before liz visit and even acknowledged interviews that all the countries he visit do their best to throok look their bessments here are just a few site the president is likely to see on his strip and some he probably won't 508 months ago this ca thee dwralz completely obscured by scaffolding. but look at it now. the president's visit on sunday and all around this part of o o havana it is clean t is bought biewmplet and hiri see a building with trees literally growing out of sides t. scaffolding ruftd out. walls crumbling. streets completely fal nampleght is what we see and lots of parts around old havana. places in need of desperate atntion and repair. there intliefnt changes since the u.s. embassyeopened in havana last summer and president obamsays thon trip he will be meeting with disa dints. but whrea

or is it meteorologist geoff lawson is tracking this warm up for this. yes it is and we talked about this last week not just the forecast for warmer weather but the fact that the average is really stuck up quickly in march. that's why meteorologists consider march first the start of spring not when the calendar does but just strictly in temperature terms and boys the calendar right in this case we're obviously seeing those readings really shown this spring like conditions you can see some high thin clouds out there we've had those at times today but still decent amount of sunshine very warm this evening were gradually going to drop back from the sixties in the fifties and then will slowly drop after that with partly cloudy skies but deftly breezy and cool starting to see the pollen of course with some of the trees already beginning to bud out pollen levels will be fairly high tomorrow and then get even higher as we go into wednesday and thursday the main things that were seen come out right now so i know a lot of people starting to sniffle already this t

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in october, uc-berkeley astronomer geoff marcy resigned when media reports found he had been found guilty of sexual harassment. both kept their jobs until the allegations went public. >> it's prevalent in all the uc campuses. >> unless there's a lot of media attention on it they let it slide. >> reporter: cal is already facing two federal complaints in a civil lawsuit over its handle of sexual abuse cases. but now the administration is trying to fix what was bungled. >> the initiatives are designed to truly make a meaningful impact when it comes to addressing sexual harassment and sexual violence on campus. >> reporter: among the new policies, a task force on sexual violence, educational seminars to raise awareness about sexual abuse and a doubling of the number of sexual assaults and violence counselors from three to six. for some students, it's a step in the right direction. but others are skeptical. >> if they keep covering it up like they have, adding more people to the staff won't make a difference. >> reporter: a spokesman said the policies were borne out of two weeks of talks betwe

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that's what the bengals pro bowl corner told geoff hobson, after he re-signs in cincinnati for three more years. check out how adam jones announced it on no super on sound adam jones: "hello world. it's official. i'll be back with the bengals for the next three years. let's go get a adam jones said he wanted to play for a contender, he's back the next three years at 32 years old. star safety george iloka also re-signed million dollars over two big deals for the now... the big east today for a reported 30 years old. star safety george today for a reported 30 two big deals for the bengals. happening right now... the big east tournament is underway in new york city, and we are there, man. joe danneman is live with the muskies. hey joe. we are live outside of madison square garden where the big east tournament is on right now. the xavier coaches are inside scouting who they will play tomorrow - including head coach chris mack. today named the national coach of the year by the us basketball writer's association. xavier's first ever national coach of the year. thrilled for chris because it

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joining us this morning is northern kentucky university president and heart mini chair geoff mearns. as well as jennifer hauck with the american heart association. thank you for coming in. >> good morning. jonathan: a great event. a lot of people take part. a disease that affects just about everybody. >> the number one cause of death for all americans. we look forward to this weekend, record numbers, 27,000 people we are expecting downtown. jonathan: how come you are involved? >> my paternal grandfather had several heart attacks and i remember the impact it had on our family. all of us volunteers have a personal reason, and a professional reason. we are committed as an institution to the health and well. of our students, faculty, and it is personal and professional. jonathan: i admire the soccer fields, my son is playing there. >> we have six events, today we are at the duke energy center from 9:00 to 5:00 for the health and fitness expo. registration is still open. tomorrow, we start off at 7:30 in the morning with our run, our 15 kate run and half marathon. we have a fivek run and

few sprinkles back later on sunday so we may bump up the cloud cover little bit make sure you join geoff lawson tonight starting at four lead that updated forecasts for you but as we get into next week point sure looks good. temperatures getting warmer and we're going to enjoy more sunshine so forty three today we had the rain in the mix early but now the big news the wind blows tonight you're thirty five i can read by the time stumbling towards finished isaiah forty eight and then tomorrow night that chance for showers and i really do expect some showers early sunday a wool suit that looks like it's going to linger the law to help the economy and range to get out. are you looking for a way to look slimmer and more tan without a lot of downtime. well there's a new procedure might be excited about it said virginia dermatology and skin cancer center and were joined today by dr brian johnson. he is here dr johnson thank you so much to talk about something called cool sculpting explain what cool sculpting is go to the fta non surgical procedure used for fat reduction to use in lose fat in ce

firing of the basketball coach and the resignation of the law school dean, and the famed astronomer geoffcy. she will begin the appointment immediately, and we will talk to the students to see how they feel about this and whether this appointment will make a difference at all. we will also try to get in touch with the administrators as well.>> brian flores that uc berkeley and thank you. >>> time now is 6:37 am. >>> the police in concord are searching for james jarrard, wanted in connection with the drive-by shooting where an eight-year-old boy was injured when playing in his front yard. investigators have received several tips about where that manny is, but so far they've come up -- where that man is, and so far they have come up empty and the boy is doing well and will be released from the children's hospital soon. >>> the fire started just before 4 am yesterday morning at the building on j street on mare island, and witnesses say they heard an explosion, and the firefighters found evidence that people were living in the building and the cause of the fire is under investigation.>>> in s

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s geoff immelt. he took over in 2001. the share price was obliterated from the financial crisis.he's doing an amazing job. witness the 22% gain in ge over the last year. averages left in the dust. what makes him good? first of all he's steered the company through multiple crises. he took over a week before september 11 which was tough because ge has a big insurance business and a major aircraft engine operation which were hit hard by the tragedy. then he went through the financial crisis. ge's largest business was demand. he has transformed general electric with noncore businesses, got big into oil and gas from 2007 to 2010. many years before the peak. his important rule is all of ge's financial businesses. that's why the stock is roaring. it's not both having that expo sure. it brings government oversight with it. too unpredictable. the asset sales are almost over. immelt is well on his way to turning ge back oh into the industry tral power house and with growth companies a fraction of ge's size would kill more. even though ge made a new high today, i think the stock could have

uber ceo travis kalanick sitting down with our geoff cutmore for a cnbc exclusive interview.s what he said about business in china, a major point of emphasis for the company. >> we're very young here in china. and we're still in that investment mode. the good thing, though, when you have profitable cities around the world, those profitable cities can then help us to invest more deeply in this country. so you take like the top 30 countries -- sorry, the top 30 cities that we're in around the world. they -- we're already generating $1 billion in profit from those 30 cities a year today. and those cities are growing by 2 x, 3 x, 4 x per year. and so that is sort of the fuel that allows us to go to places like china and invest deeply to make the system work and to work in a big way. >> all right. so you can tell they're trying to emphasize just how much money they're making. plenty of investors still focused on how much are you spending in your expansion plan. >> venture capitalists have put the estimates for their losses in china at about $1 billion a year. and rising. and it's

in october, uc-berkeley astronomer geoff marcy resigned when media reports found he had been found guiltyal harassment. both kept their jobs until the allegations went public. >> it's prevalent in all the uc campuses. >> unless there's a lot of media attention on it they let it slide. >> reporter: cal is already facing two federal complaints in a civil lawsuit over its handle of sexual abuse cases. but now the administration is trying to fix what was bungled. >> the initiatives are designed to truly make a meaningful impact when it comes to addressing sexual harassment and sexual violence on campus. >> reporter: among the new policies, a task force on sexual violence, educational seminars to raise awareness about sexual abuse and a doubling of the number of sexual assaults and violence counselors from three to six. for some students, it's a step in the right direction. but others are skeptical. >> if they keep covering it up like they have, adding more people to the staff won't make a difference. >> reporter: a spokesman said the policies were borne out of two weeks of talks between campu

about half an inch, the euro trying to geoff us three quarters of app inch.he american model trying to give us almost 2-inches of snow. so we'll continue to watch those trends along with the temperatures. temperatures right now pretty mild across much of the area in the 50s. so for tonight we're looking upper 40s mid 50s rain moves in about 11:00 o'clock midnight from the west. 40s for high temperatures tomorrow afternoon. so take a look at the tumbling temperatures once again we'll hit our high temperature around midnight. by 7:00 a.m. we're in the 40s. low 40s by lunch time tomorrow. and by this time tomorrow, we'll be talking about temperatures in the 30s and wind chills in the 20s for some. so take look at that seven day forecast. march madness and the weather department certainly dry and chilly as we move toward thursday 40 degrees. that snow chance on friday. upper 30s for highs. saturday a little cold start 42 degrees. another disturbance will bring some flurries, iain, early on sunday and then temperatures warm up monday into tuesday of neck week back

but it's just how long this will expand into the night on sunday that will we'llly really geoff us a gauge of how many accumulating snowfall we see. despite that temperatures will be warm enough into next week by wednesday we're at 63 degrees with sunshine. 68 by thursday. that snow will be along and distant memory. >> come and go. >> yes. >> all right. thanks lauren. >> don the madness continues. we were right in the thick of eight few minutes ago. >> i saw david spunt live on hawk hill. man, that was good stuff. villanova broke down unc as ashville while temple left brooklyn broken hearted. plus, 110ing of a second. that was the difference for st. joe's. don't miss an epic ending when we come back in sports. >> all right. welcome back. saving the best for last with time winding down st. joe's and cincinnati literally comes down to the final second. to spokane washington we go. pick the up in the final 10 seconds of play. how about isaia miles the senior with the clutch three. and so st. joe's goes up by two. back comes cincinnati. going down low, the shot right there it is a dunk f

again you can see the waves crashing on the shore closer to the boardwalk than usual meteorologist geoff lawson has the latest on tonight's weather yet and i were to see the winds gradually dying off in the overnight hours and still be blustery and cold this evening but again not as windy as it was earlier black cloud just on that picture from our sky view but no precipitation we were tracking a few things long gone now so let's talk about these wins as we go to the evening. notice over the next three hours they'll go from a lot of spots in the thirties for gus down to most spots here in the twenties. it'll still be gusting close to thirty right near the water but most of us will be starting to drop back work that still quite breezy again just not as windy as earlier ten pm even slightly lower wind gust down into the twenties with some teens in line and let that not much wind at all for inland areas by morning. although spider this actually the middle the night you can see right near the water still some in the teens and then during the morning right near the water's edge will still be t

today take a look at them not to skyview in norfolk the temperatures in the sixties and meteorologist geoff lawson has or even warmer forecast yet today fifteen degrees actually been a little more than that above yesterday and we're going to talk about even warmer conditions considerably warmer as we go through midweek. you can see the radar not shown anything couple high thin clouds out there not completely blue skies but i talked about fifteen or more degrees above that seventeen in norfolk seventeen at the beach fifteen is up on the peninsula twelve thirteen back just a little bit more will be well above normal but we will get still cool ish thing most people especially once the sun goes down consider fifty low fifties pretty cool. tomorrow even some early morning temperatures in the forties and then we start back up and that's only by three pm at seventy one. especially some inland areas can go a little bit higher than that meanwhile temperatures this week went from mid sixties at the best today sixty three sixty four tomorrow seventy one then some seventy six is and then only a slight

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view camera the stretch of warm weather is expected to continue through the week chief meteorologist geoff lawson is tracking is beautiful warm and wholesome can watch i was curious if anybody was going in the water scene a couple of people and maybe up to their ankles but that's about it i'm sure with some surfers in wetsuits that are going farther offshore occasionally but still very chilly this time me and that's why we get a wind off the water. it tends to be really chilly here in march and april but this time you're with the southwest when we get the war and that's what we have out there right now. no clouds nothing on radar temperatures running ten fifteen or more degrees warmer right now than they were at this exact time there sort of shifty they're not very strong they had been south westerly much of the day. now they're starting to come in a few spots on shore so it's not quite as warm right near some of the beaches is what we saw a little bit earlier. for example hampton ne wind and six virginia beach northeast today we had again south westerly winds all through the afternoon so

cooling down in hampton roads take a look at the beach quarters resort to skyview chief meteorologist geoff lawson has more on what to expect tonight as temperatures drop we are going to be talking about some moisture moving in and that leads to an interesting situation to show you one shot from the beach this is another one looking slightly different directions the south looking north lot of clouds everywhere out there the clouds are thickening and you can see starting to show some leash on radar as far as we can tell not reaching the ground i wouldn't doubt as we go to the next couple of hours some of these darker spots will stock to moisten up the atmosphere enough that we do see at me instead of evaporating making it all the way the earth surface but so far that has not been the case as you can see it's a mixture depending on what area you're talking about back in one showing a little bit more the rain offshore showing a little bit more this light snow began evaporating as we go through the evening. notice what happens temperatures drop a little bit but really tend to hold steady and in

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geoff manly and i met, we're working in a cross functional way that has never happened before in concussion research. there are so many people that are invested just in this study alone. what we're going -- what we're doing, and dr. mckee can speak to this, i'm not allowed to evaluate the results firsthand because that would be a conflict of interest. walter and i and dallas, we're on the executive committee of the study. we have oversight but we don't have voting power. it's set up in a way that that it's a nonconflict of interest study. we will be having a few things. the study's going to provide definitive evidence. in the short term, within two years, on what is the natural history of concussion. just concussion. we're also going to be defining neurobiological recovery in concussion. which is exceptionally important. that's different than symptom recovery. we will have that data. mike mccrea can speak better to it. but closer to another year we'll have definitive data on what it does mean to be neurobiologically recovered. we're coming back to washington in three days, laying foundation

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