osineme- first of all tell us what hypothermia is? dr osineme: ihypothermia is a medical emergency that occurs when your body loses heat faster than it can produce heat, causing a dangerously low body temperature. normal body temperature is around 98.6 f. hypothermia occurs as your body temperature passes below 95 f temperature drops, your heart, nervous system and other organs can't work normally. left untreated, hypothermia can eventually lead to complete failure of your heart and respiratory system and to death. jean: are there any symptoms. we know shivering is a first sign of hypothermia. what are some signs it's severe? dr. osineme: moderate to severe hypothermia symptoms include cluminess/lack of coordination, slurred speech or confusion, drowsiness and lack of energy, weak pulse slow, shallow breathing and a progressive loss of consciousness jean: i understand people aren't usually aare of their condition because it often begins gradually. i undersand older people are more at risk and some cases can even happen in a home that'

it is the kind of weather especially going into this weekend where frost bite and hypothermia are true concerns. ski resorts i spoke with reporting that they are sold out for the holiday weekend so they expect a lot of people to be hitting the slopes this weekend and organizers of tomorrow's polar bear plunge in sea isle city tell me that they actually plan to go ahead. that means more than 2,000 people jumping into the ocean for charity. now organizers say they will be reminding people to bring extra clothes and dry off immediately after jumping into the water. still our dr. mike says, in this kind of cold, taking that dive can be dangerous. >> if you jump into the ocean with temperatures this cold, you really run the risk of having a serious problem. i would say just fork up some money to the good charity, stay out of the water. the thing is, if you're wet, that's even worse. you lose body temperature very quickly. the way that you watch out for hypothermia is by wearing layers of clothing, and to be honest with you, get out of the cold. if you have to be in the cold, you need to wea

this is a geographic question and the other question is temperature and hypothermia. for that we go to jeff tanchek. >> jeff: as a meteorologist something like this is tough to see. the little girl was not wearing a coat and we had temperatures at the time she wandered off about 24 degrees. we have cloud cover in place and we'll go to the that area is 23. the wind is light and we are not dealing with much of a windchill. with temperatures in the 20s hypothermia could set in in about an hour and i would assume for a 2-year-old little children most vulnerable with temperatures like this. we are going on over two hours if she is still outside and we are all hoping for the best. ramona, over to you. >> romona: we are hoping for a safe return. once again if you live in the area look at 2-year-old laina. she wandered away. she is three feet tall and weighs about 30 pound. she was last seen in pink footed pajamas. if you think you have see laina please call lorain police. >> denise: other news to tell you about, you may have heard plans for ikea to come to brooklyn have been

hypothermia and frostbite.his becomes a reality for people who need to stay outside or want to stay outside for any length of time in these conditions and you cannot forget about the pets, you know, maybe quick jaunt outside but then bring the pets indoors for sure. live radar showing we do have some clouds around right now for satellite but radar showing we got this lake-effect snow that's pushing in from the northwest and some of the streamers are making it to the ground. we saw scattered showers up in the poconos bath lot of this isn't making to it the ground because the atmosphere is so dry that the precipitation is evaporating before it can drop. we'll continue with the system moving through our saturday. don't be surprised if you do see an isolated snow squall that moves in if you're driving and that happens you just want to slow it down. could be some slippery conditions. after the bitterly cold weekend on monday we're tracking another storm that is developing right now. we'll have the blocking high pres

fundamentally the same. >> we'll see how it works out. >> no hypothermia. the most part i'd say. >> that's pulling him on a car. >> yes. >> like i don't know what the problem is. >> i'm surprised to see how well the snowboard works. you can see the flexing of the board. that seems to be where he gets the wobbles going. >> i'm surprised how bad the snowboarding is. >> hey, it's all perception. and he wipes out a few times. >> these guys, their wipeout is just a wipeout, doesn't matter how you look at it. >> oh my god. >> it actually worked pretty well. >> yes. >> that's great. if you're a kid you've got this in your backyard, you're just imagining that. >> imagine being on bmxs in the summer. >> an urban snowboard park in the your backyard. >> mom's not going to be happy about that. >> these guys have a movie coming out. >> the new funny guys is about to get crazy. >> split picture? >> oh, it's so hollywood now. >> a pro golfer gets a very specific request. >> d.j., hit the camera! >> hey, hit the camera! >> see why it's all jokes until he takes a swing. no matter who you are a heart attack

very susceptible to getting ge hypothermia. if you think you have frostbite or hypothermia you need to get possible. hypothermia isn't as common but for frostbite as soon as you feel your fingers starting to as soon as mon but hurt or feel like wood you needlike wood you need don't forget about very young children who can't express what how cold the hands are make suresur e the hands are covered very well.ell can't forget that pets.f orget t let them and let them out. guide you were able to stay w inside as well. thatere awblaseeinsid e on purpose the managersna were thinking about us makingma sure we stay warm to. good call.l. thank you. appreciate it. a machete wielding man is dead, after police shot and killed him. it happened at a strip mall restaurant last night. dead, him.m. fox 8's stacey frey is in the news room with what we know so about this horrifying scene. stacey. good morning. first of all, there's no explanation for why he did this. it happened in columbus. police say the man had been in the restaurant earlier an

. >> stand by for the rtm ipad mini gave ive-away. frozen, hopefully not hypothermia -- >> oh, okay, that's cold. >> definitely cold. this is a drep lin addiction. he's going to take his snowboard down this frozen river. >> why not, right? a snowboard, a wakeboard, fundamentally the same. >> water, snow. fundamentally the same. >> we'll see how it works out. >> no hypothermia. >> he's doing pretty well for the most part i'd say. >> that's pulling him on a car. >> yes. >> like i don't know what the problem is. >> i'm surprised to see how well the snowboard works. you can see the flexing of the board. that seems to be where he gets the wobbles going. >> i'm surprised how bad the snowboarding is. >> hey, it's all perception. and he wipes out a few times. >> these guys, their wipeout is just a wipeout, doesn't matter how you look at it. >> it actually worked pretty well. >> yes. >> that's great. if you're a kid you've got this in your backyard, you're just imagining that. >> imagine being on bmxs in the summer. >> an urban snowboard park in the your backyard. >> mom's not going to be hap

that means hypothermia type conditions. we'll show you how long we'll stay with conditions like that, and then what's next for us, talking about a little more snow. we'll show you when it starts. >>> all right. thanks, v.j. >>> as we track the snow and the deep freeze coming your way, you can stay a step ahead of it with the nbc washington app. we have 23 tips for surviving the cold. just open up the app and search cold tips. >>> today several republican candidates are reaching out to south carolinaev christians. >> on the other side, the democrats are trying to tap into another powerful voting bloc, african-americans. brian moore is live on capitol hill. >> reporter: chris and pat, it sounds completely counterintuitive, but right now hillary clinton and jeb bush have a lot in common. >> working hard. >> reporter: they once seemed like unbeatable nomination shoo-ins, but today hillary clinton and jeb bush are both fighting to prove they can win in south carolina. bush is praying for a little help from above. >> i believe in

fundamentally the same. >> we'll see how it works out. >> no hypothermia. >> he's doing pretty well for the most part i'd say. >> that's pulling him on a car. >> yes. >> like i don't know what the problem is. >> i'm surprised to see how well the snowboard works. you can see the flexing of the board. that seems to be where he gets the wobbles going. >> i'm surprised how bad the snowboarding is. >> hey, it's all perception. and he wipes out a few times. >> these guys, their wipeout is just a wipeout, doesn't matter how you look at it. >> it actually worked pretty well. >> that's great. if you're a kid you've got this in your backyard, you're just imagining that. summer. the your backyard. >> mom's not going to be happy about that. >>> three youtube pranksters are going hollywood. >> these guys have a movie coming out. >> the new funny guys is about to get crazy. >> split picture? >> oh, it's so hollywood now. >> a pro golfer gets a very specific request. >> d.j., hit the camera! >> hey, hit the camera! >> see why it's all jokes until he takes a swing. no matter who you are a heart attack

you always have a risk for hypothermia or frost. >> not sure if you have hypothermia? if you are chilled and feel -- >> a grogginess or tiredness, you would experience a coldness and stiffness. the reason it is dangerous, sometimes you are not even aware it is happening. >> as you can see lots of folks here in joining the ski slopes. most look like they are bundled. last piece of advice, if you have been out long enough you are shivering it is time to go phil: a frantic scene in dorchester today. one person killed in an officer-related shooting following a separate shooting newscenter 5' s nicole estaphan is live with the connection between the two, nicole? nicole: officers investigators remain on the scene. these officers had no choice but gun at them. >> i got a suspect down we need help, drop the gun, show your hands ! . reporter a chilling call from : officers responding to a shooting on devon street in dorchester friday. >> all of us were holding our breathe as we often do when we hear drop the gun. reporter: commissioner william evans says just before 10:30-polic

owner amber dagata opened up the doors here about a month ago. >> its important they get hypothermia just like all of us . nicole: you want to make sure those smoke alarms, fire alarms, and cover monoxide detectors are working. pam: right now we' ve learned new information about the health of former boston mayor ray flynn. he has been fitted with a defibrillator in an operation at mass general hospital. the surgery coming after flynn was involved in a car accident near his south boston home on thursday. according to a family spokesman, doctors believe that flynn may have suffered a condition known as aborted sudden cardiac arrest before the crash. that irregular heart rhythm may have led to a drop in blood pressure and loss of consciousness. we are told flynn is resting comfortably now. reid: this is happening in lawrence. fire to permit have no injuries were reported. pam: lowell police continue to search for a hit and run driver that struck a teen on a bicycle. an incident that police believe was no accident. pam: the victim remains in the hospital as the investigation continues. o

. >> i think the most common cold weather-related medical concern we see is hypothermia. in small animals. so it would be kittens, generally speaking. and it is a relatively straightforward process, we evaluate them for injuries, and warm them up as quickly and safely as possible. and it is often impressive to see how much of a turn-around these animals can go through. >> the dumb friends league has countless resources to help pets who are suffering from frostbite, hypothermia, and other issues that come with the cold weather. much more, from the 9 news dumb >>> hi, everybody. i'm vida urbonas in the have a heart for homeless pets telethon center. and i want to show you a big crowd behind me. you don't have to be quiet. cheer. [ cheering ] >> yeah! >> all right, our front row is filling up the lines, they are filling up in the front row, but we are on the air and we are hoping that you will call in and take this time to just have a little heart for a little pup like this one. look at this one. so cute. and also, back there in the back, we've got little puppies answering t

she was found outside and even though she was only wearing pajamas, she had no signs of hypothermia. she is not old enough to talk to tell them what happened. stay tuned for updates on this story. will? >> reporter: the countdown to the rnc here in cleveland. here at the q is now 150 days. rnc host committee david chairman says 40% of the fundraising done. really there's not a timetable, just a very hard deadline. some companies working on logistics, others working on other multiple projects like security. everything is expected the to get done by july. they said they're right on track, still looking to get a funding and volunteers as well. they plan to have everything ready to go come july. danielle? >> thank you very much for the report. we'll take a look at the traffic map. 77 north of i-90 or near i-90. here is the picture of the slowdowns on 97. we take a look at the drive time, an 8-minute commute. we're seeing a 1-2-minute delay. hollie. >>> thank you, dani. 6:55. we're warming up, and it's windy as heck. 50 the high today, peeks of sunshine. this afternoon we should really se

hypothermia is not as common as frostbite as soon as you feel your finger starting immediately even this morning i was working for my house to my car and already had pain in my hands.dy he returned tacking systematically hitting been machete. >> for people were hurt as they eventually won often is car.he the mail and set police they someplace they fired and kill them maiol they are not giving you any details this is less than an hour before the attack witnesses say it appears to bef completely random. >> i ran out but i could hear and caught always. >> there were a lot of witnesses and two interviews. >> two of the four people wered critically injured two dozen people in the columbus last night c it is the reputation for being very welcoming to all culturesg there is an is really office - - is it good or bad? what we find out about finding love at the office. >> and t how about valentines day plans? todd is taking your thank you to the voices of the money national choir under this morning they have been performingn for more than a decade all across northeast ohio say they are there. for

then it was time to attend to her wet feet and prevent hypothermia. >> i'm glad i had goggles on because i had tears. it was very emotional. >> reporter: andria borba, kpix 5. >> the crews from marin county warmed up samantha's feet and gave her some of their dry clothes so she could hike out without further risk of hypothermia. >>> some scientists now believe the earth's sea levels rose more in the 20th century than in any of the previous 27 centuries. a study found human-caused climate change is at least partly responsible for the increase. the study was conducted by 10 climate scientists from rutgers and nine other universities from around the world. >>> flying can be uncomfortable for a variety of sizes so airbus wants to make it easier by replacing individual seats with rows of benches. the aircraft manufacturer has filed a patent for a reconfigurable passenger bench seat which could accommodate smaller children and larger passengers. airbus says the seats would be adjustable and detachable. >>> fitbit the maker of activity trackers is in bad shape on wall street. the company's shar

that means the hypothermia shelter will remain open along with overnight warming centers. a live look at i-270 in gaithersburg. those roads are clear and maryland highway officials say their crews are also out treating roads tonight. in virginia, highway officials asking drivers to stay off the roads tomorrow. we are in where crews are already out. stephanie? >> hi, there, deborah. it started snowing here about 15 minutes ago and in all, 2,500 snow plows will be responding to this storm. a few plows left this parking lot just moments ago and i was out and about and i told people about the snow on the way and i got to tell you people gave me some pretty strange looks. so many people are so over this. 1-3 inches >> oh, that's going to be bad. i have work tomorrow. that's terrible. >> ahead of tomorrow's rush hour commute, a mix of salt and sand is already covering roads, ramps, bridges and overpasses in northern virginia. the last time we got snow, sleet and freezing rain, it tacked on clement's commute. >> this snow, there's going to reporting live tonight in leesburg, wusa

that will give you hypothermia in no time at all. kelly o' hara is live in boston with more on the conditions out >> reporter: it is cold outside. hypothermia literally in seconds i can barely feel my toes right now. despite all the frigid temps we still found plenty of people inside tonight. >> i can' t feel my face. >> it' it' s really cold. it' s like biting cold. against your face. i feel like i need a face mask. m definitely hiding from the wind. s cold. very cold. and it' s ground zero and if you' re outside too long you can even get frost bite. >> i can' t take my hands out for more than 15 seconds and like sometimes it gets so cold to the point it kind of burns. >> reporter: emergency management is telling folks to limit their time outside and if you don' t have to go out, don' t. especially with the wind chills well below zero but not everyone has that option. >> it' s been brutal and really hard to keep the temptation down from taking an uber to work but that' s what i' m doing right now. people outside despite the weather.

noah drowned, with hypothermia as a contributing factor. investigators say there were some scratches on noah's body, but no signs of abuse.. and a toxicology test came back negative. noah's mother, ashley white, originally faced a felony homicide charge-- but that was dropped in august of last year. she now faces two class six felonies of child abuse and neglect, after she and noah's father, paul thomas, left noah and another child at home while white drove thomas to work. has hit close to home in pulaski past year. doesnt want to be indentified 8:23:16 im a mother of two sons that are grown but it / ashley white's trial is expected to take up to five days. class six felonies are punishable by a minimum of one year.. and up to five years for each charge. paul thomas is also charged with felony child abuse and neglect. his one-day bench trial is set for next month. eb, wsls 10. the game everyone is talking about. super bowl 50 is everyone is talking about. super bowl 50 is in the books. it was the storybook ending many were hoping for.. besi

she was taken to a nearby hospital where she's being treat ford hypothermia. >>> an up -- treated for hypothermia. >>> an update to a story we first report as breaking news on 13 action news this morning. a man that was shot and killed on the valley's east side may have been a victim of a robbery. officers responded to shots fired at lake marion. he was rushed to the hospital. he later died. he was walking down the street before he was confronted by someone before he died. no information on the suspect. fired early this morning at the gold coast casino and flamingo near valley view. no one was hit. the suspects managed to get-away before the police arrived. the detectives are now looking at surveillance video for any leads about the suspects as well as a possible motive. >>> hundreds of people are basically covers the only highway in and out of that town. >>> plus, if you have a pet companion that needs to be get that done all for free. >> new developments tonight on a landslide in idaho that's essentially cut off an entire town. highway 14, the only way in and out on of elk city is n

hypotherm hypothermia. if you're not purchased, if you're not dressed in the multiple layers. it's really important for folks who have to work outside to take this cold air seriously. >> one of the things that would be is a changing sensation especially in your 8hands. we find that people will be out working and they will get their gloves wet and start to have numbness in their hand. and especially at the burn center, we tend to see a lot of frostbite and the damage that would be occurring to your skin and your fingers happens long before you start feeling it. so we really want to stress wear multiple layers and keep dry. >> and it take a look again at some of the warning sns you might be in trouble if you're out in the cold for any kind of extended period of time. your coloring turns pale, extreme redness. whi extreme cases from black to blue. seek medical attention if that happens to you. very important as we get into some of the cold air. i can't thank enough that we are blessed to be able to have a home, have a car to sit in inside during this cold air. that exchange with

you're going to see hypothermia, you're going to see frostbite. >> reporter: this weekend code purple will mean more doors opened at more times for the homeless. as cold as it will get some of these people will choose to be back outside, some left at the height of the blizzard. they didn't want to change their routine even if it meant a risk to their lives. the team tries to give them an alternative. they can't make the homeless take it. >> you give them the information, you voice your concern and then you honor their choices. >> reporter: again, right now it's cold on market street but the wind is calm so it's bearable but a guy said what's hurricane saying, are we going to survive this weekend, is it going to get that bad. what can you tell them? >> well, if you are dressed properly you'll be able to get through the weekend okay. you just got to put more and more clothes on and the right kind and not leave any skin exposed. just assume that you're going up toward the north pole because that's where the air's coming from. the north pole and beyond. we've got near record cold, first a

then it was time to attend to her wet feet and prevent hypothermia. >> i'm glad i had goggles on because had tears. it was very emotional. >> reporter: andria borba, kpix 5. >> the crews from marin county warmed up samantha's feet and gave her some of their dry clothes so she could hike out without further risk of hypothermia. >> it was warm. as much snow as we got in january, they could useless up in the sierra because it's starting to fade away. >> what was it like at lake level? >> i would say there's a foot or two. but about 4500 feet, no snow. 4,000 feet. >> oh. >> did you go up higher 7,000? did you -- [ simultaneous speakers i relaxed and slept and enjoyed it. >> but we had 50s. it's like springtime skiing and boarding in the high sierra. we are still doing okay as far as the water content is concerned but we need rain. let's check the current conditions outside. we have mineta international airport, levi's stadium, under, boy, a really brightly lit sky. the moon is out there. the skies are clear. the temperatures in the 40s. it's now 54 in san francisco. feels a little cooler, dr

then it was time to tend to her wet feet and prevent hypothermia. >> i'm glad i had goggles on because i had tears. it was very emotional. >> the crews from marin county warmed up samantha's feet and gave her some of their dry clothes so she could hike out with any further risk to hypothermia. >>> fremont police said some fishermen found human remains near the dumbarton pier last night. the person's identity and cause of death are investigation. >>> the mystery surrounding the death of a young san jose woman may be closer to being solved. betty yu tells us police have a person of interest in custody. >> reporter: stacey aguilar was last seen leaving a party. she was reported missing days later. she was found over the weekend. >> we do have a person of interest in custody. we cannot release the name of the person until charges are actually brought with the district attorney. >> reporter: the missing 22-year-old san jose woman's death turned in to a homicide after hayward police found her body. just days before her boyfriend was questioned by police and arrested for domestic violence aga

they get hypothermia just like all of us. nicole: some important advice from fire officials, they say test those fire alarms, as well as carbon monoxide detectors. make sure they are working. nicole, wcvb new center five. reid: remember all weekend you can take the latest storm team 5 forecasts with you wherever go just download the free wcvb mobile app for iphone and android. re getting more information about the crash this week involving former boston mayor ray flynn. doctors at mgh say he developed an irregular heart rhythm that led to a drop in blood pressure and loss of consciousness. the condition is called aborted sudden cardiac arrest. flynn was given a defibrillator. mayor flynn was driving from the gym when he crashed his car thursday in south boston. right now, the search is on for a hit and run driver police believe targeted a teen in bike. newscenter five' s juli mcdonald is live with the latest on the investigation. juli: that 15-year-old continues to recover this evening; he was initially flown to beth israel y

for about an hour so he along with at least one other of these passengers suffering from severe hypothermia, but thankfully they are expected to be okay. again, the search continues for the one missing passenger. kristin thorne channel 7 eyewitness news. >>> we are learning more this morning about the shooting that sent two nypd officers to the hospital. that suspect in this case, jamal funes is seriously hurt after being shot by responding officers. now, investigators say all the violence started with funes firing shots at an mta worker in the middle of the street. also, we're told funes had contact with people being monitored by the joint terrorism task force. however, this is a big however, investigators do not believe the suspect does have any terror leanings. also, police are now looking warn police, including the assault of an officer a few years ago. investigators say it is possible funes thought the mta bus driver we mentioned a second ago was a police officer because of the uniform he was wearing at the time, and that's why he could have fired a shot at him early yesterday morning.

hypothermia is a major its symptoms include shivering confusion memory loss slurred speech deadly. there's also the risk of frostbite if you notice your exposed skin change colors try to warm up as soon as possible. also dress in warm layers and cover all your exposed skin to help prevent hypothermia and frostbite virginia beach is also opening up more homeless shelters anyone in need should meet at the lighthouse center on eighteenth street by seven tonight. also the organization that runs the shelter's volunteers of america is in need of blankets just drop off any donations at the lighthouse center this weekend the city of hampton will have shelters open tonight and tomorrow anyone who needs a warm place to stay can go to the community presbyterian church on fox hill road sunday night a shelter will be at the first united methodist church on east queen street. i take a live look at virginia beach from our west and skyview camera winter weather advisory is in effect because of the snow jeff and i share in the weather lab with an update on the snow fall about again minor accumulati

with hypothermia contributing to his death. the trial against his mother started yesterday.. and is expected to last all week.. w-s-l-s 10's erin brookshier has more on what we can expect today in court. # this morning a jury is expected and neglect case against ashley white. she faces three charges in connection to the death of her son, noah thomas. today-- seven more jurors must be selected for the trial to begin. this comes after jury selection started yesterday morning in the pulaski courtroom. lawyers worked throughout the day... and ended up with fifteen potential jurors. about half of the people what were called in for jury duty were sent home. many stated they had already made up their minds.. and believed white was guilty. others say white must prove to them she's innocent, rather than the prosecution proving she is guilty-- as the law states must happen. after jury selection finishes today.. there will be 22-total jurors. then both the defense and prosecution will get four strikes each.. bringing the jury down to twelve members and two alternates. the remainder of t

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hypothermia is a major risk. symptoms include shivering confusion memory loss and slurred speech hypothermia can also be deadly. there's also a risk of frostbite if you notice your exposed skin changed colors try to warm up as soon as possible. also dress in warm layers and cover all your exposed skin to help prevent hypothermia and frostbite. well a virginia wasted no time in jumping in to save a driver who was in a burning car. conyers was on his way to work when he saw a car with smoke coming from it connor says it was his first instinct to get out and see if anyone was in that car driver was there screaming for help pull into the path to douse our window to get him out that wayne didn't put in maybe ten feet from the convent and cows and salt in flames and sudan may use this moaning and groaning that he was in i get they seems and pray. emergency crews arrived and put out the fire while medics rushed the man of the hospital he is being treated for significant injuries. as for conyers police say he continued o

she was hypothermia. >> it looked like the woman jumped into the river. @ wasn't clear whether she jump or fell in. >> a group in kentucky is making a full size replica of the the ark. it will be cleat in about complete in about five months. complete with areas for animal cages. on public display. questions like how he could fit two of each kind on board. >> . cool idea. never heard anybody trying that before. >> quite the accomplishment. (donkey sound) (elephant sound) there's a big difference between making noise, (tapping sound) and making sense. (elephant sound) (donkey sound) when it comes to social security, we need more than lip service. our next president needs a real plan to keep social security strong. (elephant noise) hey candidates. enough talk. some families are finding an unwelcome visit visitor underneath. tammy vigil explains what snow mold is. and what you can do about it. >> what happens is. when we have a big snow. the snow will be gone in the backyard. in a couple days. but this time it stuck around for a while. >> now the loitering snow has left its mark ob the lawn

hypothermia - temperature. body temperature. hypothermia - and frostbite are very real concerns this weekend. when in doubt - get inside and warm up. and check out this mess in scranton, pennsylvania. a 12 inch water main snapped - sending water shooting into the frigid area. as expectedly - it quickly froze - on everything.trees, signs and power lines. around a dozen line is fixed. plenty of salt being used - to try and melt all that ice. from the frozen tundra - to the tropics. we'll have the latest - on the fight against has texas residents protecting themselves from mosquitos.. and experts telling officials more needs to be done and spread of the disease.rudy koski has our update. 00:00 - 00:050:53 - 0:591:11 - 1:261:34 - 1:44swarms of tiny already begun to emerge because there hasn't been a long hard freeze .. but the mosquito population is in check so far according to officials with austin vector control..mos says: "the temperatures are cold enough at night to discourage the mosquitoes from actually going through their lif

police say the toddler had no signs of hypothermia, despiting with in freezing temperatures and being in pajamas. there are no science of abuse and there are no suspects at this time: >>> the rnc is 150 days away. work continues. will ujek has this story. >> reporter: it will be here in a blink of an eye. they're counting weeks instead of months. they've made a lot of progress and still some work to do. all eyes in cleveland are set on july. >> now, with the primary people know the circus is coming to town. everybody knows when the circus comes to town, you better be prepared. 80% of the fundraising should be done. there are no timetables, just a very hard deadline. >> a lot of them don't have specific milestones, that we have to get xyz done until a specific date. >> while some committees work logistics, construction crews continue on multiple projects. hiltonhill square and ren evacuations. city busy on beautification. plants, banners, lights come at the end. everything has to be just right. as gilbert admits, if cleveland were engaged, the rnc would be and we shouldn't forget about

two of them at that point suffering from severe hypothermia. three of them taken to stony brook university hospital including the pilot. again, the search continues for that missing passenger. live in port jefferson, kristin thorne channel 7 eyewitness news news. >>> officials are wrapping up a news conference after a man went on a shooting spree in western michigan. that suspect is now in custody after police say he killed 6 people and left two others fighting for their lives. >>> 45-year-old jaysonnal -- jay sundialson was taken into -- jason daleson -- dalton was killed. a 14-year-old girl was shot. she is in critical condition. two men were killed at a car dealership. the shooting spree started when police say dalton opened fire at a woman at an apartment complex. of exactly what motivated this horrific and seemingly random violence. >> there is no connection that we're aware of between the three sets of victims to each other or any of the victims to mr. dalton. they appear to have been chosen at random because they were available. >> even

you have to watch out for hypothermia. i'm shomari stone, news 4. >> as those temperatures drop, we've compiled a number of resources on the nbc w wa app. you'll also find a list of groups looking for volunteers and donations. >> quite a shocking and alarming night for an arlington teenager. teenager tried to stab him last night and the suspect admittedfuadmit eted it was part of a gang initiations. >> well, doreen, no actual stabbing took place, but this is very concerning. police say the victim was cutting through quincy park when he was approached by another teenager who had a knife. >> he brandished the weapon and told the victim he needed to do this as part of a gang initiation. he attempted to stab the victim. >> the victim was able to fight back. as he started running away toward a busier area, three other teens in the park began chasing him. >> he could not get them along. >> the victim managed to get away. the park is near a field used by washington lee high school. >> i wouldn't be surprised at all if it happens

54 his daughter, who was on the verge of getting hypothermia. she fell into a snow hole in the california sierra mountains! you can see her father using a snow pole to try to pull her out. samantha sot: "at first i thought it was just like an indent but i fell in and i felt one of my legs hanging." (butted with) samantha sot: "i was scared and calling out for help// my feet were freezing that's the girl who fell...10-year- old girl was samantha white. team were nearby and able to help pull her out! authorities say a bridge underneath had collapsed and created an opening smaller than a manhole. adlib let's go to chief meteorologist bryan scofield and 'weather first.' a wind advisory is in effect through 4pm on tuesday as high pressure continues to push in from the west. winds through the afternoon will be gusty at times, with peak gusts reaching about 35mph in the las vegas valley and nearer to 50mph down the colorado river valley. temperatures will be chilly compared to the last couple nights, but nearer to average than we've been in the past se

so can hypothermia. 1,300 people died each year from hypothermia. you want to stay warm and do that safely. fdny is warning people not to use the stoves for heat. home heating is the second leading cause of house fires during the winter. let's head over to vanessa murdock for a look at your forecast. >> all right. we have numbers that will be dropping through the day. it is 21 right now in the city. 17 in sussex. 19 fair field. this is as warm as it will get. winds will be picking up. like five below in liberty. by this afternoon, sub zero windchills for all of us. for today, winds will be out of the northwest at 20 to 30. it will make a huge impact on what it it feels like out. there we have windchill warnings coming into effect this afternoon. we could see snow showers but that is not a big deal. dangerous cold overnight. we bottom out at two in the city. when that happens we could be tying a record set 100 years ago. windchills 10 to 20 below in and around the city. well north could be to the extreme of 50 below. then tomorrow, temperatures will

it really puts you at the risk for frostbite, for hypothermia. and doctors say you really have to take this cold air seriously. even in the mid-atlantic, people really don't think about injuries due to cold because we don't experience extended periods of cold weather. but last year we treated over a dozen patients with severe frostbite. and some of those patients we're still treating 12 months later. so although we don't have as many patients injured by cold temperatures in this area, it's still a significant problem. >> reporter: and in the most severe cases, they have to amputate after you have a severe case of frostbite. you got to limit your time outside. want to show you what some of the warning signs that you're in danger of on the screen when there is a change in sensation this your hands and feet. when your coloring turns, when there is severe rhettness and severe cases, turning from blue to black than. you have to take this kind of weather seriously. molette green, news 4. >>> as it gets colder, nbc 4 is trying to work for you to help th

so does hypothermia. doctors are advising everyone to bundle up so you don't lose your body heat. >> it doesn't take you that long to get you very cold, keep yourself warm, wear multiple layers. get yourself hydrated very well. >> many will choose to stay indoors which poses another danger as people try to keep warm. home heating is the second leading cause of house fires in the winter. >> many times you find space heaters, a place too close to com bustable material and used incorrectly by not plugging them directly into a wall outlet. they use an extension cord. >> don't use your stove for heat. there is a potential for fire and carbon monoxide could be a problem, too. and here is a live look at times morning where people are definitely bundled up. something you have to do if you're headed out. if you live in the city and don't have heat or hot water, you need to call 311 right away. this morning, mayor de blasio will give us an update on the bitter blast. he will be talking to us at 9:00 and we'll let y

had to be treated for hypothermia. the family was taken to the hospital as well but they are fine. >>> first it was yosemite's famed hotel now the national park's unusual trademark battle is moving to the gift shop. last month the legal problems forced them to change the hotel. the park's old vender who held the contract for 24 years claims it owns the park's names. the company is barring the new vender from selling t-shirts and coffee mugs with the names claiming it as a trademark violation. still to come, steph curry breaks the internet. what he did on national tv that has people in disbelief. >>> plus, tickets to the happiest place on earth are undergoing a major change. how much you'll have to shell out now to get into the park. >> on the sunday morning we're waking up to a few high thin clouds. it's in a milky sky across the bay area. no rain expected but we're expecting to see the clouds and mild temperatures as we head through the next few days. plus rain. we'll talk about that coming up after this. every wonder

you that these are the temperatures, if you're not layer that properly, you will be dealing with hypothermia or frost bite. we are a couple blocks away from the bus stop and we will be getting to election coverage in a couple of minutes. that is around the corner at the peace center when the candidates will be on saturday. once again, bundle up before you head out. aly myles wyff news 4 live in downtown greenville. allyson: thank you. shifting our focus to commitment 2016 now, with the focus on south carolina. candidates continue making stops in the upstate looking for your vote. geoff: that includes gop frontrunner donald trump, who's boasting about his poll numbers in the state. >> by the way, the original they're through the roof, and they're high, we are high. geoff: trump averages a 16-point lead in state polls. trump also announced an endorsement at a big rally last night in pendleton. former chair of the south carolina port authority bill stern has thrown his support behind the candidate. also former governor jeb bush , will host a meet and greet tomorrow in anderson. it's set to be a