and the porch was gone and the buildings were gone, but the house was fine." today the national weather service will be out to assess the storm damage and determine if it was right now deputies need your helping finding this girl. they say skye damrau ran away arizona in january. her family hasn't heard from her since. she's only 13. anyone with information should call police right away. an update to searth for that missing utah teenager. the family of macin smith is now offering a 10 thousand dollar reward to try and find him. the 17-year-old was last seen 5 months ago at his st. george house. there have been no confirmed sightings of him, but people did report a teen trying to hitch hike to las vegas around that time. red rock search and rescue spent weeks searching for him in the valley, and in saint george. if you have any information about where he is, call metro. the campaign for the white house is now in high gear across new hampshire.. ahead of next week's 'first in the nation' primary. republican marco rubio is moving up in the polls after a strong fi

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, the sheds gone, everything is gone, it was like 45 seconds." allison matthews and aulbrie senn were shocked to see the destruction around their family's home, it had happened so quickly. 51:17 aulbrie "we never got a warning we never got a siren it just happened." and then their neighbor david root got word three people were missing. david root 4:00 "when it was done we came out and there is the woman this trailer we found from a google image lifted off its foundation with two men and a two year old boy inside.it slammed into a church and then was carried on about a quarter of a mile into the woods behind allison's and aulbrie's family home. david root 4:49 " there's tons of debris scattered in the woods from the home up in the trees." david 4:07 " and that's when six or seven of us started going through the woods." allison 51:41 "i was in water waste deep from the swamp i was a hundred yards from the baby." 5:04 david " the one gentleman who was ahead of us a couple steps ahead shouted he saw he found something and sure enough the two men were

my camper was gone. my mother's garage was gone. i caught it in the corner of my eye when i ran to her house to make sure she was okay. >> her roof is gone. >> her roof is gone. i said mom, are you okay? she said oh, my god, son. i'm okay. >> major damage in lancaster, pennsylvania. there are reports of a collapsed barn with animals trapped inside. >>> if you are flying today, check with the carrier. the storm system caused thousands of cancellations with 300 already preemptively canceled today. >>> in hours, a cease-fire backed by the u.s. and russia begins in syria. will it work and will refugees struggling to survive get the help they need? we are live. >>> a limited cease-fire in syria is set to start saturday and it is still not clear how it will be implemented or what happens next if it does not take hold. u.s. and russia trying to hammer out the details by friday. a complicated agreement. inside the pentagon, there is mistrust with motives. cnn's jomana karadsheh is tracking this live from amman, jordan. good morning, jomana.

and then the rain is gone. the day turned out beautiful. right now in daytona beach, we're back to 63 degrees. in melbourne, 68 with winds from the southwest at 6. 66 is the current reading in sanford and still 70 in kissimmee. wind speed tonight slowing down as the evening has rolled in. 7-mile-an-hour wind in the villages, 6 in leesburg and sanford and orlando and kissimmee, down to melbourne. as we go through the night tonight, the wind does continue to chill out. >> tomorrow, on a scale of 1 to 10, with 10 being awesome, a big 10. >> thank you. >> a big 10 on the sorrells scale. >> what's that bike? >> that's a harley-davidson. >> was that you? >> it is. you see that motorcycle, don't hit that guy. >> satellite and radar together showing the progress of the cold front that made it off share. dry air settled on the backside of it. we're looking at dry conditions tonight. on the water vapor loop, it's a little easier to track the dry air aloft. you can see it checked out. that's the moisture streaming back in at the upper levels. that wil

the reasons the costs went down, oil has gone down, costs have gone town, oil's tentacles extend anywhere. >> you and i speak for many years, and the last time it was $10, you and i were talking. but it was going to the other way, up. there was an argument by alan greenspan and energy experts around the world, and that is that the benefit to the consumer from low price of oil outweighs economy. do you think it's true. i think it's true for companies consuming it. if you look at what it happening now, what sebbing store of the world has the best economic stat sticks, so maybe china. the sector that comes from being the poor man. it's europe. they don't produce oil. they consume it. >> there's no side to the ledger on that. >> for us it was probably the most vital industry. even though we were not generating energy. >> it circulated money around the economy. now you cut that out. rails have gone to pieces. team that produce sand, water. they have multiple effects throughout the economy. it's good for someone that wants to go and by something at wall street, et cetera, and it's completely in

gone..we had to wait until earlrl >>> thanks, stephanie. >>> the iowa caucuses have gop and gone. and we head had to wait until early this morningo find a last night, rereblican's numbers came in, texas senator ted cruz got the most support. support. it was a tight race for second place, donald trump and marco rubibiwere the only two other candidates to get more than uble digit support. pocket. and rubio took johnson county by nearly 1000 votes. and now on the democratic side,ment race is really close, iowa democratic party chair said this is the closest democratic caucus in state history. hillary clinton officially beat out bernie sandnds by a small margin. both are leaving the state with a similar number of delegates. right now t2 to hilly, 21 to sand herb--to hillary, 21 to sasaers. across the face as the primary pro-continues. here--process cons. >> reporter: democratic bernie sanders was already rallying supporters in new hampshire, he is calling a big win after a draw in iowa. >> we just got in from iowa, where we astounded the world. and now, in new hampshire, we are going

according to trump's campaign website, the tickets are gone. doors open at 10 am and remarks start at noon. we plan to livestream monday's rally on wdbj7-dot- com. another republican candidate for president is coming to the roanoke valley ahead of tuesday's "super tuesday" primaries. florida senator marco rubio's campaign released details of a rally scheduled for sunday night. it says doors open at 7:30 p.m. with the event scheduled from 8:30 to 9:30 p.m. a roanoke area gop source told wdbj7 that the event will be at roanoke college in salem. event. thankfully the severe weather is gone, but strong gusty winds will continue today with mountain snow showers. thankfully the severe weather is gone, but strong gusty winds will continue today with mountain snow showers. thankfully the severe weather is gone, but strong gusty winds will continue today with mountain snow thankfully the severe weather is gone, but strong gusty winds will continue today with mountain snow showers. thankfully the severe weather is gone, but strong gusty winds will contin

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when i mean gone, i mean gone. it's up into canada, the back edge clipping through southern wisconsin out and away. we do have another tiny disturbance that's going to be moving through. see this little curve tomorrow evening into friday morning. i'm going to forecast a couple of flurries around here on friday. dry across the state right now. very cold. i just had my buddy in silverton send a picture of 24 below zero outside of his house. we have gone below zero. a cold start to the day. we'll have a slow recovery through the day. a few flurries in the foothills, starting lunchtime going off and on throughout the afternoon. i don't see any accumulation going on there. teens and 30s and 20s in northern colorado. we'll be in the singles and teens along the continental divide through summit and grand county today. up in the west and northwest facing ridges, inch or two of snow. in the valleys and mountains, not much happening during the day today. a little bit of snow going throughout the afternoon today in the northe

the trust fund is gone. so all of a sudden now, are we willing to do what speaker ryan has talked about for years, premium support, some way to reform the way we price and cost and the benefits we receive and how we allocate them and price theory? sort of these thinking like an economist but things that make sure you get your earned benefit it is in nine years.ustainable. if you plan to live for nine more years, medicare, part a, the trust fund, is gone. nd our calculations could be 30% cut and what is able to be paid out. i need a heart valve. oh, by the way, going to be paid 0% less. do you understand the role of what we are putting our seniors in. how many presidential appeds ave you seen, talked about this. i haven't season this. >> let's talk about the trust report.t was in the remember how we did it. billen and d $114 moved it over and the dugs around here. thought i we fixed around here. and with the money and it's gone in 58 months. ick, you and i were the most were the most articulate and the ways w

>> yeah, i think it's gone overboard now. like 16 or something, i don't know how many candidates and to generate excitement and stuff, it's not news reporting now, it's showcasing. it's amazing, but i don't think it is helpful to the process, it is injecting too much emotion. >> and that brings me to the next question, which is, there seems to be palpable anger in the country on both sides. do you recall a time you've seen it be this strong? >> i prefer to use the word frustration, anger denotes anger and creates a situation that is unnecessary, but people are frustrated. you're confused by the process totoegin with. i don't know if you have ever caucused or not, sam, but -- >> i can't. >> that's true. it can get exciting, people argue over mundane stuff, should we be back on the gold stapd and we should probably, in a republican caucus, get out of the united nations. what does that have to do with that kind of stuff goes on. it's frustrating not knowing the process, not trusting the person, frustration about seeing no action

the crepiness is gone. the fine lines on your forehead are gone. >> wow. kristi, i want to ask you this. you said in the piece that you've done injections before. how does this result compare with what you had when you were doing that? >> this has actually changed my skin. my frown lines on my forehead, they're gone. [ applause ] >> and you're very expressive when you talk. >> i am. >> and unlike the injectables, r face moves. [ laughter ] you are your regular, wonderful, fabulous, beautiful self, and we're so happy for you. >> thank you. [ cheers and applause ] >> announcer: coming up, don't miss what happens when deborah hits the streets to see if fill & freeze can make even doubting new yorkers look 10 years younger in minutes. >> that is amazing. >> oh, my god. >> announcer: but, first, here's your chance to get derm exclusive's fill & freeze, the instant anti-aging breakthrough, and see your own incredible anti-aging results in just minutes. and today, as part of dr. ordon's special direct to you offer, he's taking $20 off so you can get derm exclusiv

>> rosanna: gone with the wind. gone with the gin. >> oh, gone with the wind. oh. i get it. that is an old one. >> it is. greg: in the meantime, what'd you got? >> two cocktails. rosanna: i will have a sip. >> this is called the french concoction. this is a classic french 75 with a twist. we added an a french element, and gin, lemon, and a little champagne. greg: this is not a drinking outfit. >> would you like a straw? greg: oh, boy. rosanna: that is good. greg: what is the book again? >> gone with the gin. i need a snack though. i need a little something to munch on. greg: a little notch. specialized pretzels. alexa? hello. >> good morning. rosanna: i love this. a lot of gold here. >> yes, gold for the oscars and custom iesz for all events and occasions. this is gold for today. greg: very clever. how'd you get in the business? >> i want to run something for a long time. i love the sweets. rosanna: this is amazing. chocolate covered cookies. >> yes. >> i can't stop myself. greg: thank you, thank you everybody. rosanna: you are going to hang out with us? >> yes. greg: he's d

the crepiness is gone. the fine lines on your forehead and a lot of those brown spots are gone. >> wow. kristi, i want to ask you this. you said in the piece that you've done injections before. how does this result compare with what you had when you were doing that? >> this has actually changed my skin. my frown lines on my forehead, they're gone. [ applause ] >> and you're very expressive when you talk. >> i am. >> and unlike the injectables, her face moves. [ laughter ] you are your regular, wonderful, fabulous, beautiful self, and we're so happy for you. >> thank you. [ cheers and applause ] >> announcer: coming up, don't miss what happens when deborah fill & freeze can make even doubting new yorkers look 10 years younger in minutes. >> that is amazing. >> oh, my god. >> announcer: but, first, here's your chance to get derm exclusive's fill & freeze, the instant anti-aging breakthrough, and see your own incredible anti-aging results in just minutes. and today, as part of dr. ordon's special direct to you

even the rain will be gone by about 7:00 this morning. here is the updated track of where the storms are heading. palm bay, 5:18. satellite beach by 5:20. 5:27, the big wind will be in indian harbour beach. we have had wind at 60 miles per hour. tornado watch in effect until when you look at the big picture, some of the counties have already been dropped. you will be able to see polk county has been dropped. counties south of there, including tampa bay. the line of storms is through. i believe, well before 8:00 a.m., we will have these counties dropped as well. the tornado watch will get dropped and the threat for severe storms and tornadoes will be gone. south florida will deal with it longer than we will. this strong line of wind is associated ahead of this cold front. we still have two minutes officially for our tornado warning. earlier this morning, about an hour ago, we saw intense twisting of the wind when the storm was back in osceola county. it has been weakening slightly as we head to the coast. we will still monitoring. south of

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within a generation. >> it's going to be sad when this is gone. >> reporter: ice that coded the land's history for us. at least for a little while there's ice you can still put your hands on. . >> here's a treasure from another time still persisting at the top of the mountain. >> reporter: from vanishing ice in owe semitea attic to the drought floor. the landscape is always changing. just like our understanding of how best to manage this land and as julia good rich shows us tackling that challenge is playing with fire. >> the last fire we had in this burn area was 1990. some of this has never burned. >> reporter: it took four years of planning and absolutely perfect conditions. but crews just burned more than 100 acres of the owe semitea valley floor. >> we accomplished a lot when you look at the landscape compared to the other side of the trail here. >> reporter: we sent 150 years trying to prevent any and all fires. >> since we've put the fire out for so long the fuel loading's grown. >> reporter: and fire is very much part of this land's history. >> there's strong evidence that the

come and gone which means the real work for local residents is just beginning. 3 that work involves clearing their driveways and yards of the massive amounts of snow. but some people like fernado claren have found a positive outlook on e task."been n t here for a good hour and half shoveling about 14 inches of snow. it's a lot of fun we get a good workout of it hence the reason we don't buy a snow blower because we do get a experienced snow in some places that reached over a foot causing people to come out with snow blowers and shovels earlier this morning. schools in turn were closed in the area causing some students to put down the books and pick up the shovel.".i think we should just do it because of the amount of this snow.// it was pretty good because we had no school and it was good break i got to sleep in. ""i (lauaus) we get a break.// i guess the kids will like it on that hill over their they go sliding down."another problem in the area is fire hydrants covered in snow.sioux city's fire department wants anyone with hydrants on their lawaw to dig t tm out and give enough space around

she's gone. what do you mean,she's gone? we told her how we felt. oh! we didn't want herto leave. you didn't even give her a chance. alex, we apologize.i'm very sorry. sorry? what good is sorry? you know, i'm a man. you have to treat melike a man, do you understand? you're going tohave to let go. dinner is served! of course, we can keep it warm. my lorraine hello? do you have glen gray'scasa loma orchestra playing tuxedo junction? i'm only playing sweet lorraine tonight, sir. we're into the second hour of the first annual sweet lorraine-a-thon. with their very special interpretation of sweet lorraine. i just found joy i'm as happy as a baby boy with another brand-new... catchy tune. yeah. when i met-- where have you been?i've been calling for days. i know. i guess you're angryabout the other night. no. no, i'm not angry. i just needed some time to sort things out. what things? alex, you're 17 years old, and i am almost 40. chronological agemeans nothing, lorraine. a good friend of minetold me that once. i believed her. oh, alex, you mean so much to me. me, either. ok, 17. who am i

it's gone to the north. it's gone to the west." and illegal dumping inevitably brings other illegal activity. those with guns who ignore the congested area signs, fire away at these new targets and make matters worse. cobb: "bring a tv up, it's one pickup for us. you blow it all to heck and we're standing there for a half hour picking up glass and the remnants of the case and the rest of it." other than its sheer size there's nothing unusual about this. elsewhere on this hillside you'll see mattresses, furniture. last year a number of cars were pulled from a natural pond a few miles away. in 2011 we found a boat, stuffed with paperwork left at the scene we were able to track down the apparent owners' address, but could never confront him. this is, of course, against the law and there's a joint investigation by the sheriff's office and the blm is underway, but even if the guilty party is identified, fined, sentenced to clean up the landscape here, someone in our area is likely loading up trash and, instead of taking it to the dump,

"he' s gone, my son is gone, and i don' first on wesh 2 tonight , her son was killed by a driver who should not have been on the road. good evening, i' m adrian whitsett. adrian: tonight, we have learned that the victim cody garrick was a pizza delivery driver and was finishing his first day on the job. amanda ober is live at the orange county jail. amanda: i have. syndia saintcyr is being held at the orange county jail on no bond tonight. her license was initially revoked last august and she has then. her latest incident ended with the tragic death of a young father. cody garrick called his two and half euro daughter the most important thing in his life. his family says cody garrick was working hard to support her. his car was struck by a woman deputy that had just fled atrophic spot. "he' s gone, my son is gone, and i don' t know how i' m gonna do it without him." >> he was my rock and he lifted me. cody garrick died at the scene. 27-year-old syndia saintcyr only had minor injuries. according to deputies, she fled atrophic spot for speeding. she hit his car just before 2:00 a.m. on

the roof is gone, the doors are gone, and all the contents are pretty much destroyed and soaking wet. >> reporter: despite the obvious destruction, there's a silver lining. >> we will rebuild. >> reporter: a tornado came through the base. >> abandoned vehicle. >> reporter: frightens parents and children cannot believe their eyes. >> oh my god! taking the roof off houses. >> reporter: the military sent 50 people to new homes. destroyed. in thomasville, north carolina, jeff locke considers himself lucky. >> my mom called to say she saw a tornado come through and the garage was gone and the porch was gone and the buildings were gone, but the house was fine. >> reporter: the national weather service will be out to determine if it was caused by a tornado or straight line wind. they can hughes, abc news, washington. >>> a bill that would require public school students to get at least 20 minutes of physical activity daily is advancing. a house version of the bill received culinary approval despite lawmakers criticizing it for him positioning school districts. the senate has already approved

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, it looks like wind are gone, the snow and <wind are gone, it looks like it's going to be a pretty quiet night with overnight lows bottoming out in the single digits over a fresh snowpack. during the day on thursday, look for mostly sunny skieie even though it will be a pretty cold d art, we should see afternoon n ghs top out in the lower 30s. for friday, it will stay pretty mild but we may see the slightest chance for light snow as a weak wave will move mainly north of the area. highs again will be in the lower 30s. for the weekend, temperatures will be warming up into the mid 30s on friday 3 that's all our time for now. siouxland news at sunrise

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the rain from this morning is gone. it is still 54 degrees outside. temperature starting to cool off in the western part of the state, back into the 40' s. wind shifting to the west and northwest, ringing in dry air. that is shutting off the showers. associated with our frontal boundary, this wave of low pressure down the coast that will ride the front northward. temperatures towards ottawa 6:00 tonight, it is going to be 60 degrees in boston. as we get into the overnight from the south. lower 40' s along the coastline. the rain is going to fill in. over to snow. not just at ground into snow. 5:00 tomorrow morning, it is still raining on the cape. the rain is going to change to snow. boston, 30 five degrees. initially, with the ground temperatures warm and considering how warm it has been lately, the roads will be wet. it will start to come down hard. as the snow comes down hard, it -- to become snow-covered. 11:00 tomorrow morning, the intensity is letting up west of boston. in this area, it will continue to snow. quickly, everything will shift off s

so the overnight rain is gone. you'll notice a few little blips popping up from time to time on the radar. there may be a few flurries or a little light drizzle flying around out there, but nothing to slow you down with the exception of the wind. cover today, so we do start off cloudy, but a little more sunshine as we get deeper into the morning. 34 at 8:00, and here is your hour-by-hour forecast. 41 at noon and highs today in the mid maybe even a few upper 40s. now, it will be very breezy and not quite as warm as it was yesterday, but overall a nice day for the tail end of february. tonight the clouds come back in, and we do have a slight chance after sunset for a brief wintery mix. the temperatures have been so warm, i'm really not concerned about any impacts on the roads or anything like that. no major accumulations, and it's tomorrow that we really have our eyes on because it is going to get messy late in the day. we start off dry tomorrow, and then rain will move in during the afternoon. notice tomorrow we're

. >> this landlord said if it wasn't nailed down it is gone. we will talk to the former tenant and she will tell us what she did with everything >>> a landlord find a furnished apartment she rented out now completely empty. tonight she is trying to figure out where her furniture wind. we spent time today tracking that tenant down. >> reporter: home sweet home as they say is not here. this apartment is not clean and where is the furniture? here is what this apartment looked like when she first there was a table, a recliner, dishes and a washer and dryer. even paintings on the wall. you can see the apartment is now empty. the apartment is in bad shape also. >> i have never seen anything this filthy. >> reporter: the apartment needs a complete remodel. >> the counters are now so badly stained that it has all got to be taken out. >> reporter: her tenant group released six months early >> reporter: moved to an apartment two stores above. she called the police but they did not find any of the missing furnishings in her new place. we went knocking but

through what i have gone through. i have a responsibility to the teenagers that are out there right now walking the street that don't have a voice. i encourage you to be that voice for them. >> district attorney brockler said human trafficking crimes increased 26% in the past 4 years in arapahoe, douglas, counties, he noted he is not sure they are happening more frequently or caught more often. >>> traffic will start to go smoothly in glenwood canyon. c-dot issued a second lane, one eastbound and one westbound, there is no need for a pilot car. in its place there are 2 pace cars, traffic will be limited and c-dot warns it could be slow. pace cars will take drivers to the canyon in groups to make sure drivers aren't going too fast. semis will be limited, any have to use the detour because the lanes are too narrow, c-dot said it could be another month before crews prepare 4 lanes reopened. >>> over turned sement truck shut down highway 70 in boulder county. the driver is in serious condition and was air lifted to the ho

to tuesday next week has gone to the multiple week has gone to into super attention going a lot of the a lot of the attention going into super tuesday next week has gone to the multiple republicans running for the white house.but the democrat on good day virginia, we will look at the campaign of bernie senators marco rubio and ted cruz jumped all over republican front-runner donald trump thursday night. cruz and trump traded shots in the past...but this is the first time rubio attacked the billionaire businessman. fox's stever rappoport has more from last night's final g-o-p presidential debate, just days before super tuesday. rubio says: "well you're the only person on this stage hiring people to work on your projects illegally. you hired some workers from poland." trump says: "no. i'm the only one on this stage that's hired people. you haven't hired anybody." the five remaining gop presidential candidates... squaring off in their final debate before super tuesday. trump says: "you get along with nobody. you don't have the endorsement of one republican senator and you work with these

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amy: not only is the strong threat gone, but the rain itself is almost gone too. officially, the still in effect for parts of brevard and osceola county. this is going to get dropped shortly because the threat of severe weather is gone off the coast. polk county was dropped earlier, more county is dropped as the continue -- this whole line, the central florida stuff is off the coast of brevard county. some down in south florida this morning. cocoa beach, melbourne, i-95, and a whole bunch of clouds for the rest of us as well. thick clouds back through i 75 we get rid of this rain, we get rid of the clouds, and we get sunshine later today. we still see some lingering showers. nothing like the storms we had earlier. that is no longer the case. a little bit of light rain left in a couple of spots but look how clear the radar is to the north and west. marion county, you are done with the rain. southern brevard and osceola still dealing with showers. once the rain moves out, clouds begin to clear, and our temperatures will climb. we did have that tornado warning in eff

you might feel a bump and you look down and your phone is gone. teams of 5 or more thieves will hit a club and walk out with as night. ford: absolutely it's organized crime. they fly out here for the sole purpose of doing that. one of ford's detectives spots a known drug dealer in front of a strip hotel and snatches him up. on a table in the security office is a thick wad of cash and grocery store of drugs. including baggies of fake cocaine. but the suspect offers a deal..informatio n on the location of a dangerous fugitive. the team springs into action, regroups at a crime-ridden apartment complex off the strip...and collars the suspect, who's wanted for attempted murder in another state. all in a night's work. ford: the tourists and the people at home don't come up to the strip, they don't see it and they don''t pay attention to it because they're not immersed in it everyday. ((kirsten joyce)) we've been working with sgt. mike ford for the past several weeks in setting up our ride- alongs... and we've worked with him many times over the last 10

that's gone up too. senator sanders leading there. you can find a few more. some of these rural counties. that one's at 100. this one's at 100. we're getting pretty full if you go through those. the bulk are down here in polk county, in des moines and scattered a little bit in the east. but again, you've got 90 precincts out. 95. that means 95% of the vote

that was gone.re was heavy fire in the back, so i knew the kitchen, the bedroom area was going to be gone. the roof was gone, the second floor was gone. >> as soon as they got it under control, they started smashing out the windows and laying into the upstairs area of the house with hoses. >> bose realizes that everything he and his parents own is destroyed. >> the new tv i just bought, gone. computers, gone. everything you knew that was inside the house was gone. nothing left. just the shirt that we wear and the clothes on our backs and that was all we had. >> fortunately, bose's cousin is a quincy firefighter who arrives first on the scene. >> he ran into the house. and there were several pictures of grandkids, wedding pictures of my parents, he was able to save all the pictures that were in there. it meant a lot. when something like this happens, you have friends that come together, but the city of quincy and the quincy police department have been unbelievable. they're with you 24 hours a day. th

we have gone through economic cycles where we have gone from growth less growth.es where we have had unclear monetary and fiscal policy. we have gone through these cycles before. have never gone through an inflection point where we have had no liquidity in the market. so to me, but i worry about is the fact that there is no liquidity and investors and retail investors need or want to or have to get out of the markets. the irrational clearing price may not make sense to them. >> pick up the conversation next week. that'll do for this edition of bloomberg best. can always find the latest news from around the world at bloomberg.com. thank you for watching bloomberg television. ♪ ♪ >> you are watching bloomberg tv. are close for president's day come up a let's take a look at how european stocks are doing. we are five hours into the european trading day and you can see green across the board. the ftse 100 up 2.2%. the dax in germany up 2.5%. the ftse in italy up 3.8%. it is very much

go to the store by color gone off the shelf.ponse to industry trends considering one in four women are buying a gun. >> the real test year, i can fit it right here. i can fit more than one. >> just in case. >> great. >> you never know. >> the outfit. bill: i thought when i heard the story maybe it was a little insulting to women. pink and green and fuchsia. >> a woman can handle a real gun and he said absolutely not. >> definitely empty. >> shut your eyes. >> bad. >> the one time i did get to go, a little girl, a competitive shooter. young girls going to competitive shooting. her dad got hurt custom guns so when she went out she had her own. i held some of the more masculine guns. >> do it again. >> it's a workout. >> it is. >> hurting my shoulder little bit. bill: what did you shoot? >> it was pink and small and cute. ♪ >> philadelphia criminal justicejustice center is >> ♪ >> this is a fox 29 news update. >> and good morning, i'm fox 29 meteorologist kathy orr. we are in for a cold overnight period. it will be blustery with wi

he's gone now or going to be gone, retiring, anan so whwh kind of void does that leave and how do you fill that and what steps have you taken already to make sure that there's a competent person in there to do what dick did? >> mayay brown: sure, mr. gagas is very knowledgeable. >> ron: we had him on the show too. >> mayor brown: yeah, he has either a photographic memory or visual memory. some of the things he pullsup with differere questions i haveve for him, he's been very invaluable. as was dick in his departure. some folks might have thought, there was concern there, the two top positions in cedar falls, might have concerns with that void, but i looked at it differently as really an opportunity for two new leaders to come in without, you know, losing a lot of that historical information that ron has to further cedar falls the way i wanted to have it furthered bo both of ous talked about public safety -- of us talked about public safety, key issue for both communities, perhaps maybe

so this batch of rain is gone. another one will move in but our frontal boundary moving away tonight is going to ensure we'll have a cooler and drier day tomorrow and we'll head for the 30s that you saw here overnight. we're cooler to end the week. fog possible with a little bit of patchy ice north and west. we drop to 36 in the district, closer to 32 or below, and we brighten things up tomorrow morning, bring in some clouds tomorrow afternoon. we should be able to get to about 50 degrees and as you can see by noon about 47, by 5:00, 46 degrees. as we wrap it up with our fox 5 accuweather 7-day forecast. watching the afternoon wednesday for rain, maybe some thunderstorms and some big winds coming through with that as well. we might pick up half inch to an inch of rain. but after that's gone we run through several days in the 40s to about 50 degrees on sunday. it looks like a mostly sunny and quiet weekend. again, monday's temperature about 47. that is your forecast including a fun weekend here locally. what's going

pit came in fast and it was gone pquickly. pthe rain already gone over the peast coast this morning. p>>laura: and dave has a picture pof the seven-day forecast. pit is perfect. pand then one of the stars of the psuper bowl half-time show is pcoming toit pthe tickets for (vo) making the most out of every mile. that's why i got a subaru impreza. love. it's what makes a subaru, p>>dave: a few hours ago, pouring prain, thunder, lightning, some pwind. pnow look at this. pwe are clearing out. pthat is how fast everything is pchanging around here pweatherwise. pthe rain is out. pwe had one or two sprinkles and pi mean, one or two left in phighlands county. pthe main line of thunderstorm pactivity moving through west alm now, they're getting some pbig thunderstorms down there pthis morning. pas you go back to the west, pnotice the rain is gone. pwe're clearing skies out. pwe actually had a tornado watch. pfor those of you with the pweather radios or skytower app, pwhen you get the watches you robably knew about that, right? pvery ear

however, it has not gone unscathed. these bomb attacks do happen.ot as frequent as they've happened in homs in, aleppo and further on, but it serves as a reminder that no place in syria is safe from this devastating war. >> jamal, what will happen as john kerry announced an agreement, a provisional agreement in terms of the cease-fire in syria. any talk of a cease-fire in syria always to be taken with a pinch of salt. what do you think these attacks do to that provisional agreement. >> well, i mean its anyone's guess we have to take those words with extreme caution. we have been in the situation many atime before when politicians have said they're close for being something, and then that doesn't bring anything tangible in terms of changing things on the ground. significance here is not just the attacks in the past 24 hours, but it's the advancements made by the syrian regime under the cover and with the support of the russian military and all the firepower it's invested. they're trying to push as far north as they can, coming close to turkey to, a,

by the midnight hour, it is gone. still rather windy, but big thunderstorms are gone. thursday is just fine. a little bit on the breezy side and a little cooler around 56 degrees, but not a bad day coming up thursday. it will not be back tomorrow until we get to the thunderstorm part, and that will be about 24 hours from now. one measure of how strong an acronym that means lift. 4:00, 5:00 take you to 6:00 in the evening. getting closer. once we get past 6:00 with a sky gets dark and the heat of the day is gone so the area of lift starts falling apart. it is still there, so we want to watch it carefully. right now, we have a lot of fog in the area. temperatures basically in the 50's and upper 40's throughout the area. tomorrow, likely be around 73 degrees in the afternoon. a good chance of big thunderstorms in near the end of the day. stay tuned. i will have more of 11:00. bruce: talking about the future of robert griffin iii and zimmerman speaks out about allegations he took bruce: ryan zimmerman, the leader of the washington nationals stung by unsubstantiated allegat

right to rise usa places.so the wedge is gone! a cold front will move through by midday, this front does not have much cold air behind the front, in fact high pressure and a good deal of sunshine over the next few days will see above normal highs. first, we need to get through the rain. a look now at your first alert traffic... the warm front is now through the midlands this morning and temperatures 30 warmer in some places.so the wedge is gone! a cold front will move through by midday, this front does not have much cold air behind the front, in fact high pressure and a good deal of sunshine over the next few days will see above normal highs. first, we need to get through the rain. showers with a few thunderstorms morning will quickly race to the coast by sunrise we'll start to clear the sky before noon. it will be windy and warmer with highs in the lower to middle 60s. sunny and dry over the next newberry college is training its allie spillyards explains how you can use their service. this could be the perfect marriage of real wo

we have gone through economic cycles, we have gone through growth.hrough cycles were we have had unclear monetary system policy. we have gone throughout the cycles before. the issue for me is that we have never gone through one of these inflection points with no liquidity in the market. for me, what i worry about is the fact that there is no liquidity. investors, retail investors and particularly need to get on the market. their ability to get on the market may not make sense to them. >> will pick up the conversation next week. david: that will do it for bloomberg best. you can find the latest news around the world from bloomberg.com. i am david gora, thank you for watching bloomberg best. ? >> the following is a paid advertisement for timelines music collection. there are artists we will always remember. >> mona lisa. mona lisa men have named you. there are beautiful songs and words and memories that will ys

the flurries will be gone, the light snow showers will be gone by the mid to late morning, but the cold air will stick around. light flurries to butler county and warren county. it is the deeper blue that is the lake effect star showers to right now, one of the bands is along the southern to 75 loop here cvg. another batch in rising sun near union. plan on when dan flurries -- wind and flurries. keeping the single digit windchill in place through the afternoon, 21 when the kids get home from school. lisa: honoring a clubhouse classic. how the reds are honoring the man that has been in the employee lineup for decades. mark: making it easier to report a system to help with problem property. lisa: it is 6:41 and 15-degrees. old glory i mark: welcome back. do you have an abandoned home on your block, litter, or overgrown grass? lisa: you can get something done about eyesores. kyla woods is here to tell us about an online system. kyla: the new website is cincycodeenforcement.com. it is designed to help frustrated residents report eyesores. neighborhood in the city. when you make the report,

presidents know everything inside pis gone. padding to the problem, there pwere problems getting water to pthe flames, including issues pwith water pressure and phydrants. pwe don't have any reports of any pinjuries yet and we're still pwaiting for a cause. pwe'll bring you more information pas soon as we get it. pnot long after hitting the pcampaign trail with his brother, pcriticism this morning for pformer president bush. p>>laura: meantime, polls show pthat the democratic race in pnevada and south carolina is pcloser than ever. pfox 13 reports from washington. p>>reporter: here is what we're plearning. pbernie sanders is not just an piowa and new hampshire henomenon and george w. bush pcan still draw a crowd. p>> thank you. pin awhile. pformer president bush back on pthe campaign trail in south pcarolina. phe's making the case for his pbrother. p>> in my experience, the pstrongest person usually isn't pthe loudest one in the room. p>>reporter: that sounded like a pclear reference to g.o.p. pfrontrunner donald trump who has