in november, amazon opened a bookstore in seattle. now, the c-e-o of mall operator--- general growth properties says amazon's goal is to open up to 4- hundred bookstores. more physical storefronts would be a major reversal for the company that's credited with putting several brick and mortar chains out of business. # storm team ten meteorologist kristina montuori has more -- kristina?? today: breezy with increasing sunshine.highs in the upper 40s and lower 50s tonight: mainly clear and breezy with lows in the upper 20s and lower 30s friday: mostly sunny with highs in the middle 40s saturday: mostly sunny with highs in the middle and upper 40s sunday: mostly sunny with highs in the lower 50s monday: clouds with highs in the lower 40s.overnight wintry mix possible tuesday: light wintry mix possible with highs in the upper 30s and lower 40s . today: breezy with increasing sunshine.highs in the upper 40s and lower 50s tonight: mainly clear and breezy with lows in the upper 20s and lower 30s friday: mostly sunny with highs in the middle 40

in 20-12.. young voters were one of the key voting blocks that re- elected president barack obama... he won the 18- to-29 year old vote over mitt romney by more than five million voters. but the problem comes when the young people feel like the candidates are not speaking to their specific interests and wants-- and they tend to lose interest altogether. i spoke to one student at radford university yesterday.. who says he's one of the only students he knows that will be voting in the primary election. i'm one of the few. this is a recent thing, caring about the political elections and all of that stuff. but a lot of my friends don't even know who the president of our a lot of young people make a very rational observation, saying i don't know a lot about the candidates so i shouldn't go vote, i should leave it to people that know more. i would say it's really not that hard. there's plenty of info out there i know there's a lot it can be a little overwhelming, but do a little homework. it doesn't t

they brought in senators. they brought in governors. they brought in icons.pparently. if you look at the thing as it's going down. i think you have a young generation trying to send a signal to the democratic party. these people don't hate hillary clinton. they don't feel heard yet. they're trying to send a signal. in that state, you've got crushing student debt. one of the three worst states for student debt. so i think what you're going to see, when you have this level of participation, this many independents trying to come in and send a signal, the bernie sanders surge is a real thing. >> the question becomes, in nevada, in south carolina, in nevada obviously the democrats, how big a victory for sanders here, how does that impact nevada? >> there is a big myth that bernie sanders cannot do well in south carolina with the african-americans. bernie sanders can get 35%, maybe 40 prls of the vote in south carolina. listen, part of the thing that's very interesting is when you talk to the younger people, they respect the clintons, but there's no great well of l

in the mid 40s. highs in the 50s. we still have a chance for a wintry mix of rain and snow on the early side of tuesday, but the bulk of the precipitation with a couple of different waves of low pressure should fall as a cold rain. the rain from sunday through wednesday night could amount to a general 1-3". this may pose a flood threat with the continued snow melt and already saturated ground. other than mountain snow agencies in kalamazoo michigan are searching for answers after multiple people were shot and killed at random saturday night. the shootings happened over a five hour time period at various locations around kalamazoo county. seven people ... including a 14- year-old girl ... were shot killed and police say another person is in serious condition. shortly after midnight police said they arrested 45- year-old jason dalton ... who they have strong suspicions of being the shooter. the kalamazoo county undersheriff gave a chilling description of what happened. undersheriff paul matyas/kalamaz oo county sheriff'

in another case that originated in georgia, furman. in that case the justices ruled that states' processes of sentencing capital defendants to death were prone to arbitrary outcomes and thus were unconstitutionally unfair. gregg versus georgia served as one of the test cases for the solution that is states had come up with to remedy the problem of arbitrariness and the court's approval of the georgia capital sentencing statue in gregg inaugurated a new era in the history of the american death penalty. since then house of american have been sentence to death and nearly 1,500 have been executed. much has changed in the last 15 years, however. support for the death penalty peaked in the mid 1990s when 80% of americans exblessed support for it and has been declining steadily since. the number of annual executions meanwhile has declined dramatically in recent years. some have argued that capital punishment is once again dying. that we are back where we were in the 1960s once again. participants in this roundtable discussion will explore the

donald trump will be in gaffney, marco rubio will be in greenville, ted cruz will be in easley. we will have you covered for this race for the republican presidential hopefuls. reporting live in rourke rock hill, ashton pellom. >> christine: rubio discussed mistrust of immigrants from the carson talked about apple's decision to fight the request to unlock the phone of one of the san bernardino shooters. >> i think that apple and probably a lot of other people don't necessarily trust the government these days. but we're going to have to get over that because right now we're faced with tremendous threats. >> it is almost impossible to vet people from that part of the world. we don't have a database to rely on. you can't call 1-800-syria and ask them do you know so and so and why they're coming. >> social issues such as race relays and women in the military were also a big topic. >> if i'm elected president we will not be drafting our daughters in combat on the front lines. daughters. women can do anything but the idea the federal government would forcibly conscript young makes no

deals like 12 in hendersonville and 24 in greenville. -- feels like 12 in hendersonville and 24 in greenville. tomorrow will be colder with teens and low 20's. highs on wednesday from 24 to 38. patrick: thank you. turning to commitment 2016. "matter of fact" host fernando in. allyson: fernando, good morning. first, let's talk about hampshire primary. what candidates have the momentum today? fernando: if you look at the polling, you see for the republicans, mr. trump is way ahead and for democrats, bernie sanders with a wide lead. the question is what happens when people start to vote? we know in new hampshire, democrats, republicans an independents make up their minds of the last moment, so there will be surprises but we don't know what they are, by definition. having said that, i think on the republican side, we should be seeing some movement for john kasich, who has had some success over the last few weeks in terms of endorsements and a huge commitment to the state. i think the question on the democratic side will be, can hillary clinton get close enough bernie sanders' win and say, i have

homeland, in his words, in 2016. if we are to truly defeat isis -- and we must -- the half-measures and the indecisiveness must stop. and i now yield to the ranking member, mr. eliot engel, from new york for any opening comments he may have. >> thank you very much, mr. chairman, and to our witness, welcome to the foreign affairs committee, special envoy mcguirk. brett, i've been impressed for many years by your record of service to our country. i want to thank you for it. you've notched another remarkable achievement working to negotiate the release of five american prisoners who were wrongly held by iran, and i join the families of these men and all americans in thanking you for your efforts. today we're glad to hear from you about the fight against isis. the way the organization is adapting to challenges and growing, the united states has spearheaded a coalition of 66 partners with the goal of destroying isis. different countries play different roles, cutting off isis from its finances, stopping the flow of foreign

this cold front will move in at 7:00 in the morning. showers in parar of the mountains. watch what happens. we could have some heavy showers and thunderstorms at noon time on sunday. by sunday afternoon, showers started to make their way across the area. we will have to wait and see. the front settles to the south. a real mess as against next week. i will talk about that a little bit later on. michael: a somber day on capitol hill. the d.c. community said goodbye to supreme court justice antonin scalia. president obama and the first lady paid their respects to today at the high court. as you may recall, scalia passed away last week. he was 79-years-old. scalia's body lay in repose today at the u.s. supreme court building. his funeral is tomorrow. republican presidential candidate ted cruz plans to attend. the fiancee of a man killed in a crash that followed a chase shares her memories. michael: also ahead on wyff news 4, remembering the woman who gave the world scout, calpurnia, and atticus finch in "to kill a michael: tonight the literary world is mourning a massive los

miracle paws in anderson is now involved in a very special program. they are taking dogs given to animal shelters and training them to be diabetic alert dogs. we're told they use a swab sample from their clients low and high blood sugar and then train the dog to alert their partner when something is wrong.a simpsonville family actually helped start the program because one of their children has diabetes. 3 3 "he's a great companion for the boys as well, not just the blood sugars but he's cameron's companion, life saver, he's amazing actually, just a really cool dog to have." have." extremely good at finding these scent swabs on us, here outside, in public, then they go into live alerts, where if i were to go into a natural low, they'd be able to alert me." me."miracle paws says many of their clients are children.if you are interested in getting one of the dogs for you or a family member, you can head to fox carolina-dot-com. 3 now time for weather and traffic 3 thursday will be sunny and seasonably cool with highs in the mid-50s for the upstate and nea

>> in terms of the loss of religion in society many terms in the world, and again primarily the issues of suffering and the plight of immigrants, i think this is part of the difference of this particular pope in terms of how he sees you know the time will tell but in terms of how he sees the ability to change minds an hearts. and he is opting for this cultural of encounter, mercy, and engagement and preferential option for the poor and the marginalized and i think he's banking on the possibility that you know, because this is a christian practice, that in the long term, this has the best chance of yielding the kinds of stability of peace that the church seeks in the image of christ. >> former u.s. ambassador to the vatican manuel diaz, thank you for being with us. >> thank you so much. >> pope francis arrived in mexico, during his five day stay he's examined to raise some sensitive issues that the government would rather avoid. adam rainey has the story. >> one more tangible, to see mexico city cured of the being overcome by the corruption. >> translator: i urge you to fight against tr

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a few snow showers are possible late in the day as this moves in. possibly in the evening. we'll be much colder thursday into the weekend. highs will be in the 30s with lows in the teens and 20s. most of the period looks dry, but nuisance to minor tidal today. good morning, hampton roads. let's check now the breaking news in germany. police say a train crash killed at least eight people dead and injured about 150 others. police say they've rescued all the survivors from the train. a police spokesperson said two trains crashed morning. this happened in southern german in bad aibling. this is a very remote area of the country. paramedics took survivors to hospitals in helicopters. hospital officials in nearby munich have asked people to donate blood. a german news agency says this train is usually for commuters and schoolchildren going to munich. however most students are currently on winter vacation. happening today, norfolk city council plans to talk big business. payroll processing giant a-d-p, may be moving thousands of jobs to norfolk depending on a multi-million dollar

when the wind kicks in, feels colder. 16 in the park. 11 in newark 12 in oakland, new jersey. down to 7 the windchill in newburgh. 2 above in monticello. it's going to get working before it gets better. by the weekend, negative signs in a lot of the numbers. we have snow showers and a squall that moved through parts of the area and dusted the ground. it's moved east of us. things continue to improve other than a stray flurry. plan to bundle up. you need to do that. dress in layers. try to wear the hat and gloves as well. mid-20s. 29 degrees. nothing more than just a brief passing flurry. let's see if there are problems on the roads. >> a lot of green. the problems are outside of the green right now. heading over to this side. tractor-trailer on 80 e oregon. >> kerry barrett is in the newsroom with what's happening now. >> never ending. fbi agents surrounding the last four occupiers in the standoff at this oregon wildlife refuge last night. word is they will surrender later this morning. they agreed to do so as they were escorted by nevada politician michelle fi or and franklin

in other news on the greatest refugee crisis in world war ii, thousands of people in france's largest refugee camp are facing eviction and the bulldozing of their makeshift homes. a french court is expected to today -- to decide today if the evictions can move forward at the calais camp, known as the "jungle." the refugees have been encouraged to move into shipping containers which some have needpared to prison, but -- a groups say there is not enough room. toee a rept from theefugee mp when mocracy w! was ere, go democranow.org. in gmany, thgovernme has coemned thactions a mob o ambush a bus crying ylum seers in thstate of sany last ek and aempted to blo it. da later, shelter r asylum seekers in saxony was set on fire while a group of onlookers cheered the blaze. in india, days of protests related to the caste system have left 19 people dead and temporarily cut off water to up to 10 million people in delhi. the protesters are members of the jat caste group, a relatively affluent community that want officials to classify them as a "backward" group. that classification would let them g

in office. morales' current term ends in 2020. the referendum would have amended the constitution to allow him to remain until 2025. in 2006, morales took office as bolivia's first indigenous president. in brussels, greenpeace activists have blocked the entrance of a building to stop negotiators from the united states and european union from meeting behind closed doors to negotiate a massive trade deal. opponents say the transatlantic trade and investment partnership would expand corporate power at the expense of public health and the environment. saskia richartz, deputy director of greenpeace europe, announced the protest. >> greenpeace has blocked negotiators from discussing a trade to that threatens democracy, our environment, and working conditions. this doubted all about trade. it is about transferring power from the people to big business. -- protect our food and air from being poisoned. amy: in new york city, nearly 100 people gathered in harlem to mark the 51st anniversary of malcolm x's

he came in with 55%. she came in at 26% but she had that machine there in south carolina. he really rode the coat-tails of president obama's legacy in office and she is the winner there. secretary hillary clinton the winner in south carolina. projected there from the associated press. >> does that mean i have to stay here? >>> yes. i think we all have to stay and talk about it now. >> it's not over yet. there's lots and lots. the beauty of these things, even when the media and the counterers have to call a race, there is a lot to discuss. we should take these opportunities to do so. i am in charlston. we're covering all parts of this campaign. i will start with randall pimpingsto nfshgs >> reporter: i'm at the campaign head quarters for hillary clinton. there has been a tracking poll of being run here for the past three weeks. the question was never whether hillary clinton would win in south carolina, but by how much. all of those polls showed her with anywhere from 59% support up to 74%. the african-american vote important here because in the last presidential primary cam

in.reporter: good morning, tam. let's show you what you can expect when you head out this morning. take a look at the ground the just a dusting in the overnight hours. but let's head over to the roads because right now everything is moving just fine. in fact, the roads aren't even wet. but that is expected to change as we led throughout the day. let's take a look at some video of penndot preparing 300 plows are out monitoring road conditions with 106 tons of salt on hand. they are prepping the roads for the snowfall that is expected to last throughout the day. now, it is important to note that philadelphia trash and recycling has been canceled today. just ahead of this storm. so residents are going to have to hold off until next tuesday to put all that garbage out. but again, there's no snow emergency so parking is normal. roads are dry right now but take it easy this afternoon once that snow starts coming down and we'll certainly keep you updated on the road conditions in roxborough thro

plus police officers in new york city shot in an ambush. we'll tell you how they are doing this morning. and new this morning - what we know so far about this fiery crash. good morning and thanks for joining us on wavy a change to school delays this morning. accomack county schools are now closed. they were on a 2 hour delay. you can find the other delays this morning scrolling at the bottom of your screen. now we continue our team coverage this morning with a closer look at the weather outside. our crew has been driving getting a check on current conditions. rico bush joins us now from hampton now. rico, how's it looking? aaa tidewater virginia reminds motorists to take extra precautions when driving in any volatile weather. prepare your car in advance. before the rain hits, replace windshield wipers that streak or don't clear glass in a single swipe; make sure headlights, taillights, brake lights and turn signals are properly functioning so other drivers will see you during downpours. buckle up. make sure you and all your passengers are w

greenville. 53 in comes in. 29 in boone. -- 53 in clemson. upper 50's to around 60 in the upstate. much colder temperatures than we should see this time of we will see some of march -type temperatures into the weekend. >> a look back at a well-known what the bait's a well-known landmark in anderson...that soon will go carol: it is a well-known it will landmark and anderson that will soon go to wait. michael: before the bailes building is gone, we take a look at its past. mandy: most of the demolition work so far has been on the inside. those with ties to this building say it was time for it to go. it was once home to the gh store. in the heart of anderson, it was well known at people that live here. >> it was gorgeous, it really was. mandy: for these two, it's more than a building, it was a memory. >> when were really allowed to come into the store, there were only 10 of us. they did not like to bring us very often because we were allowed. mandy: as 2 of george bailes' grandchildren, they could run around the escalators, the first in south ca

. 26 in plymouth. 38 in boston. 30 in lawrence, and this is where your warm-up is headed today in the city itself. before 7:00 this morning. so 8 a.m., it stays nice and bright at 38 degrees. here we come, middle 40s which is still above average. in fact temperatures will be 10 degrees above average. not nearly the 60s that we had yesterday. so all-day sunshine throughout your tuesday. i think you are going to like a lot. we have 50s on the map in norwood, new bedford, providence, rhode island, 51. middle 40 nooz central massachusetts around the worcester area. nashua today 47 degrees. name is beverly and boston. plymouth, 48 and about 44 in chatham. bright skies for all of us. you will find a couple of high, thin clouds out there. this is what is going to be tracking toward us. as it does, we will see temperatures jump significantly tomorrow along with just a soaking wet forecast. future cast by 7:00 tomorrow morning has the first of the precipitation moving in, and initially light, the problem is as it comes into town. any earlier than this. a situation where western massachusetts,

in nevada. donald trump is the winner of carolina republican presidential the race. up. the turnout for saturday's republican presidential primary primary smashed both the number of people who voted in 2012 and the expected number of voters this year. more than 735- thousand people cast ballots in the election -- easily surpassing the number experts were predicting. we were able to break down the winner of each county here in south carolina. the candidates on the left hand side are represented by their own color, and you can see, donald trump won all but three counties in the palmetto state -- ultimately taking home 33 percent of the total vote. and trump remains the man to beat in this 2016 presidential race. . our chad mills has more. the supporters of donald j. trump are calling the primary a decisive win for their candidate. in the end, he claimed all but polls closed. when he took the stage here at he didn't even mention jeb an insurance policy for donald trump- since his first stop as a po

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in iowa. clinton trails sanders in recent new hampshire polls by double digits but she hopes to turn that around before tuesday's primary vote. hollins university political analyst ed lynch says the big wins in iowa for clinton and cruz mean very different things. he says cruz is looking surprisingly strong... while clinton might have more to worry about. candidates may be looking at a very long race, with sanders expected to win in the upcoming new hampshire primary. on the proving projections wrong by beating donald trump, the field is more muddied than ever. patients and caretakers for virginians with severe epilepsy are asking lawmakers to medical marijuana. last year, the legislature and governor agreed to provide legal protection at state level for those possessing medical marijuana oil for treatment of epilepsy. but those families have returned to richmond because there's no system in place for them to get the medication in the commonwealth. medical cannabis oil is not supposed to creat

nobody voted for these guys in primaries. in fact, primaries were not in fortunes at all. they existed, but they were not important. supposed, for instance at our three return president, roosevelt, dwight d. eisenhower and john kennedy found themselves in the middle of a 10 page story party's nomination. the object today is the same in their day to accumulate a majority of delegates at their nominating convention. they are however is the similarities within. the strategy for winning the nomination today bears little resemblance to the strategy of days gone by because the system is so different. for instance, imagine roosevelt confucian to hear people talking about momentum in february after years of convention. momentum was a term that describes behavior at the convention. imagine eisenhower's reaction to the news that senator howard baker had given up his job as majority leader of the senate as well as his senate seat for years before the presidential election in order to campaign both times. can imagine how all of these men would react to a democratic primary race in whi

highs today for most will be in the 30's after highs in the 40's yesterday and in the 50's in a lot of spots on saturday. high clouds will start building in tomorrow. light snow or mixed showers on wednesday. that looks like wind and rain late wednesday night in to thursday with warmer temperatures as that system makes its way overhead. north and out west. those will continue to dry up. all eyes on the one system that comes at us in two parts. it will be the weaker version on wednesday in to the afternoon. the heaviest portion of it wednesday night in to thursday. you'll notice temperatures early this morning. not too bad to take. especially when you consider this time of year. we're running a solid 15-20 degrees cooler than yesterday at this time. there are some single digits up north. i suspect tomorrow morning you'll be down around 10 below in southern parts of coos county. the rest of us in the single digits below zero. single digits above zero in southern areas. maybe mid teens closer to the shoreline. for most today we're up in to the 30's. maybe a few spots touching 40. that's w

they made further progress in encircling rebel forces in aleppo. and to complicate matters further, turkish forces began shelling inside syria not so far from aleppo. we go to dominic kane. let's go to dana who is on the border with syria. the idea that the turks shelling people they consider to be kurdish terrorists. this is not far from aleppo, which complicates the whole situation around there quite considerably. >> undoubtedly. the turkish government sources confirming that they're targe targeting ypg positions in the countryside of aleppo. clearly the mention from the ypg. we have to remember what is happening on the ground at the moment is that the ypg and their allies have one way or another been taking advantage of the government offensive. they have over recent days captured territory from this syrian opposition. opposition that is backed by turkey. what is happening on the ground as we speak is that the ypg is trying to advance towards a main rebel stronghold. also close to the turkish borderer. now in the past turkish artillery shells ha

in the case. earlier this month, anderson county deputies are consulting with criminal profilers with sled, hoping to gain some who would do such a crime. this morning, authorities in greenville are trying to figure out how a boat and is up in the middle of t a busy road. sky4 was over this at east north street and pleasantburg drive. geoff: thank you. time for our news four timeline on this 21st day of february. on this day in the first 1947, commercial instant camera was introduced, several models before this version. edwin land demonstrated the polaroid land camera at a meeting of the optical society of america. allyson: photographers soon discovered the benefits and gratification of their ima there are those who say we cannot defeat a corrupt political system but i believe we need to lift our vision above the obstacles in place and look to the american horizon. to a nation where every child can not only dream of going to college, but attend one. where quality healthcare will be a birthright of

even in the distance, north and west of town, 27 in monticello. 34 in morristown. 34 degrees in long branch. as you plan your day, get outside this afternoon. look at these temperatures. back to the 50s by lunchtime. today's high a toasty 58 degrees anutwe're keeping it dry. a beautiful afternoon. a nice feel even at 6:00 p.m. 54 degrees. this is just the beginning. it stays mild for days. but there's also some rain. we'll ex plap that coming up in your storm team 4 forecast. pat and gus, over to u. >> raphi, thank you. >>> we begin with decision 2016. the results are in. hillary clinton won the south carolina democratic primary by a 3 to 1 margin over be nie sanders. >>ar steve handelsman has the latest from columbia, south carolina. >> it's hillary clinton by a landslide claiming south carolina sets her up for the 12 state on super tuesday in three days. >> we're going to compete for every vote in every state. we are not taking anything and we're not taking anyone for granted. state of vermont is he ahead in polls. >> i believe that not only can we win this democratic nominating pr

so it's colder in the central part of the state. 32 in keene as well. 36 in manchester. 38 in lawrence upper 30s from taunton to the cape. satellite and radar shows we have high thin cloud cirrus cloud over us right now filtering the sunshine a bit. the clouds will thin out we head threw through the afternoon. snow to the north stays to the north. the cold front is coming back toeastern canada. can air that will tay to the north we are on the warmer side of the front and we will stay that way for the next several days. temperatures in the 50s this afternoon enjoy it. wind may gust occasionally over 20 miles an hour and winds stay active tonight and monday too. so starting off the workweek sunshine. the cloud will come in. brief rain shower tomorrow. not everyone will see one but a cold front means a stray shower or two. brief and passing tomorrow. late morning until mid afternoon and clearing comes in quickly after that. tuesday is looking good. and we won't be as mild in the 40s instead of 50s. high pressure to the south and the next storm is middle part of the week just like last cou

we are 50 in falmouth and there are some cloud in the mix. the clouds will increase during the day today a couple showers will be isolated later on so aid quiet start. we rise into the 50s by lunchtime topping out near 60. stray shower heading into the ride home. temperatures in the upper 40s at that point many we will go through the rest of the week coming up. let's get you on the roads traffic and weather together. >> reporter: good morning. happy monday morning to the folks out there. let's look live over the expressway. we have moderate volume on the northbound side. other major routes from the south are looking fine. quick look at north map. 93 is smooth ride from wilmington no issues on route 3 or route 1 south and 128 looks like a speed limit ride as well. chris and kathryn. >> thanks very much for theupdate. >>> we begin with the first true test for candidates. iowa caucuses today. >> presidential candidates from both parties are making their final push for support. marlie hall is live in des moines with the very latest. good morning

particularly in its stronghold in syria and iraq. i think now we have to overcome some challenges, basically when it comes to sharing unified vision about how to move forward and here lies the problem, countries for example in the region like saudi arabia, turkey say that when we are committed to defeat i.s.i.l. there needs to be a consensus about the fact that i.s.i.l. will continue to thrive if bashar al-assad stays in power and therefore i think the international coalition is under mounding pressure to balance the need to defeat i.s.i.l. on one hand but at the same time to build political consensus among the local and regional partners about how to move forward. the syrian opposition at the same time says that i.s.i.l. is not our top priority for the time being, our biggest problem is to be able to deliver aid for those who have been trapped on the outskirts of the capitol damascus and to defeat bashar al-assad and think that is why they are meeting in rome today, to be able to garner support and team up with different actors oper

other in new england and other in the midwest.ve come together in the middle. if you're in new hampshire, you're only going to get a brief break between two today. with the second system, that broad area of pressure along the great lakes, still high winds. that was enough to cause near blizzard conditions yesterday. still gusting easily in the 20-mile per hour range, dropping the wind chills. the places that are going to get more snow are really the higher elevations in the appalachians, maybe into pennsylvania, as well. lake effect areas, where that lake effect machine with the wind flow could really turn on. otherwise, we're looking at what i would call more nuisance snow. most of this area, except where new england, that other system pulled out. we're talking one or two inches with those couple exceptions that i mentioned, but it could be a few days where you're seeing those flakes go by consistently. >> when you have to solve, all snow is nuisance snow. nicole, thank you very much. >>> syria said residents are fleeing the figh

the virus was identified here in the zika forest in uganda back in 1947. almost 70 years ago by scientists. they knew it could affect humans and the fact is there are viruses popping up here all the time and we don't often know what they will lead to. >> we don't know for sure. we don't know what is in these forests. we have not done enough. we can't say we have done everything. every other year, we come across new viruses. in the last five years or so, we come across a new virus in this country. >> reporter: with zika threatening an entire continent and maybe spreading into the u.s. in the coming months, the scientists say we didn't know all that much up until now. only one in five people show any symptoms. those symptoms are far less serious up until now than other similar viruses. and it wasn't easily infecting humans. here on the african continent. waited more than 60 years until there was a large pandemic in the asia pacific region and now spreading to the americas. now the w.h.o. says it could be linked to serious complications and birth defect. all

in. if offenders fail to comply they could face far more serious consequences they're in violation of their protective order at that point in time so they can be taken into custody immediately and held without bail before they see the judge there's also other charges that come into play as well. people who violate the law face a felony and up to 5 years in prison.sheriff gardner say's linn county reviews all active carry permits annually to ensure anyone who committed a crime does not go un noticed. joe huisinga, fox 28 news. now to dubuque.. dubuque..where a man faces a decade behind bars for the death of a passenger in his car. car.alexander engling pleaded guilty to vehicular homicide and drunken driving.engling lost control of his vehicle on april 5th in holy cross.his passenger, 30-year-old john cook, died in the crash. engling will be sentenced in april and prosecutors want the prison sentence. a fire investigation is now a death investigation. investigation.firefighters were called

no vehicles allowed in or out after 6:30 in the evening. there are power outages, normally this is a mosque, we can't see anything. they are still patrolling for a short block. they are scared to do this when there's no electricity >>> the u.n.'s mission in maui has around 10,000 soldiers and is helping to stablilize the country. the mission is one of the most dangerous in the world. 60 of its soldiers have been killed since the creation in 2013. >> it's a dangerous zone to operate. we are fully equipped, we have good equipment. >> reporter: the swedish contingent in charge of intelligence replaced some of the risky human recognisance operations with drones. timbuktu's glorious days of markets and carr vans are gone. the city faces armed groups. hotels are empty, and police say a third of the population is armed. the men returned to the city after a peace deal was signed between the government and rebels. aing linked -- al-qaeda-linked groups will not be part of the deal. >> if there's peace what will the young men with kalashnikovs do. the

that puts us at 28 here in denver. 34 in boulder. 28 in fort collins. 33 in burr lington. and 29 in leadville. taking a look at our future cast for today, we have snow in the high country this morning and we're going to see that stick around through lunch time today. then it should fizzle out and we're looking at partly sunny skies across the state today once we get into the afternoon hours. windy at times where we may see a mountain wave cloud. through the night tonight, we have clear skies and tomorrow morning, sunshine and a few clouds tomorrow. overall, we stay dry once again tomorrow. temperatures today, 63 in denver. 61 in boulder. 64 in fort collins. a lot of 40s in the high country. 44 in frisco. 38 in steamboat and 51 in grand jufrjs. if you're planning out your day today, mostly sunny to partly sunny skies. 59 by 5:00 tonight and as we take a look at our 5-day forecast, we have 68 tomorrow, 73 on thursday. and then we're in the 60s on friday and saturday. let's check with joel. good morning. >> good morning. we saw these active rock fall activity up along i-70 near the hain lake tun

hillary clinton pulled out a crucial victory in the in south carolina, vote -- in nevada. in south carolina, voters made donald trump the winner. and last night jeb bush suspended his campaign after failing to gain traction in any of the early voting states. megan hughes has more on the developments from columbia, south carolina. >> hillary clinton and donald trump have two wins in the race for the white house. >> reporter: clinton sounding confident and taking swings. >> we need more than a plan for the big banks, the middle class needs a raise, and we need more jobs. >> reporter: south carolina voters cementing donald trump as the outsider now firmly on the inside track. >> there's nothing easy about running for president. it's tough, it's nasty, it's mean, it's vicious. it's beautiful. when you win, it's beautiful. >> reporter: long lines to vote in both states reflecting a heavy turnout. with strong performances. >> thank you, south carolina. >> reporter: after another poor showing, an emotional jeb bush called it quits. >> tonight i am suspending my campaign. thank yo

in 12 must time it will look much better in terms of what's happening in turn it in balance. >> we haveta that the whole world looks at and we are now on that in terms of what they've used and what the data and baker hughes actually means. take us through the data and perhaps that noted quarter we had from simon french we are excited about a drop in rate cuts. >> we have the baker hughes data from the u.s. oil rigs on friday and it shows that we went from just over 450 rigs the week before to 439 which is a drop of 428 rigs. if you look at last week and the week before that's the biggest two-week drop we have seen in 10 months. there is this issue that we are seeing a dramatic drop-off in production. this baker hughes data which you can see by typing in big oil which is one of my favorite functions. you can see the index for baker hughes and look at the rig count and see that it has come off to medically. since october toy 14 it's full and threefold from above 16 hundred. everyone was looking for in the united states. crud, you look at dut or production of oil, it has only come off a ta

workers coming in to work in our industry and in public service to fill gaps. for example the thousands of doctors and nurses who work at our national health service saving lives every day they're at work. the european union has delivered protection for workers in britain. it was labour that made sure that britain's e.u. membership gave workers rights to minimum paid leave, protection on working time rights for agency workers, equal pay anti-discrimination laws and protection for the work force when companies change ownership. it was labour working in partnership with sister parties and unions across europe that made sure the prime minister's attempt to diminish workers' rights was kept off the agenda of these e.u. negotiations. labour has supported moves to reduce child benefits to non-resident children as a reasonable amendment. however, we also welcome protection of existing migrants until 2020. so that families have stability of income. the prime minister's deal includes respects we welcome -- elements we welcome but others that concern us, but it's largely

right now it's 17 in the city. 19 in jersey city. we're looking at temperatures in the low teens, down to 10 in newburgh. 14 in morristown. long island in the teens. 9 in westhampton. there's a little bit of wind now. makes it feel like 7 in the park with the windchill. we're seeing a couple of below zero. white plains, 3 below. newburgh, 4 below. monticello 6 below. the day starts out with sunshine. more clouds for the afternoon. it's mostly cloudy by the end of the day and a high temperature in the upper 20s. colder yet to come. how cold? i'll tell you about that in a bit. let check on this chilly friday commute. >>> good morning everyone. we have one accident out there on the roads. let's head over to the fdr drive where northbound after 116th there. in addition to that, mostly roadwork on the roads. the midtown tunnel, the south tube remains shut until 5:30 a.m. the north tube is taking on two-way traffic. the next weather and traffic update on the 4s. >>> 4:31. peter liang is a former nypd officer waiting to see how much he was

so it's big in nutrition and small in calories. i'm not about to swim in the slow lane.ve with boost®. i think we should've taken a tarzan know where tarzan go! tarzan does not know where tarzan go. hey, excuse me, do you know where the waterfall is? waterfall? no, me tarzan, king of jungle. why don't you want to just ask somebody? if you're a couple, you fight over directions. it's what you do. if you want to save fifteen percent or more on car insurance, you switch to geico. oh ohhhhh it's what you do. ohhhhhh! do you have to do that right in my ear? >>> let's go quickly to mt. pleasant, south carolina, the greater low country republican women's club, where jeb bush just got very cranked up, discussing donald trump, among other subjects. let's listen in. >> -- wasn't all hunky-dory. wasn't just all, yes, sir, whatever you want, we'll just go ahead and do these things. we transformed the state. in florida, we had eight balanced budgets. by the end of it, we had $9 billion of reserves. basically, a third of all general revenue spent was held in reserve. eight balanced bu

highs peak in the mid-60s upstate and upper 50s in the mountains. tonight, scattered rain continues with lows in the 40s. heavier rain arrives tuesday. 3 ((wrap up)) *********hold******3 we're watching 3 this in the pit crew traffic center.early anderson accident amity rd @ us hwy 29 29you are looking live at: 3 this morning 3 3 live at:you are looking live at: 3 this morning we're following breaking news in greenville county.firefighters are working a fire at a business on pine knoll drive.we're told the fire was called in around 4:00 is morning.our crews on scene say the building is the home to chaplain ministries.we have a crew on their way to learn more details about the fire.as soon as we know more, online. 3 3 the focus now turns to the democrats.. as they prepare for the south carolina primary -- this saturday. saturday.that means another week full of campaign stops for us here in the upstate. upstate.bernie sanders drew a crowd of thousands at the bon secours wellness arena on sunday.the vermont senator talked to supporters about concerns th

in fact, all the way up to the dc area in particular. focus on a chance for severe weather in the carolinas during the day tomorrow. also a cold side to the storm. watching heavy snow across eastern illinois, north western indiana, up through michigan. totals could top a foot in some towns. mostly rain. some severe storms. storm also. >> the president proposed closing guantanamo bay prison for terrorist suspects by end of the year. guantanamo opened in 2002 on the u.s. naval base in cuba which allowed prisoners from afghanistan and elsewhere to be held without charges or trials. 779 prisoners had been held there. today, 91 remain. margaret brennan is at the white house. >> the politics of this are tough. >> reporter: tough politics because the president's proposal involves bringing nearly 60 guantanamo prisoners to the united states. >> we are already holding a bunch of really dangerous terrorists here in the united states. because, we threw the book at them. and there have been no incidents. >> reporter: of the 91 prisoners at gain manu

afternoon let's plan around 56 in lawrence, 55 in boston, 57 in norwood, 51 in worcester and 54 in manchester, new hampshire. tonight welcome back to the 30s, guys. i should say welcome back to february because that's what i have on tap tomorrow, no more of these almost april like temperatures. it is highs in the upper 30s here for friday with 37 in boston, 39 in norwood, 36 in lawrence and close to freezing tomorrow afternoon and worcester here is 7-day forecast with the it is just an incredible dropoff from 60 today to 39 for your high here tomorrow. over the weekend though we start out kind of chilly, you can see at at 38 , things warm up big time on sunday. but i will keep the weekend forecast dry. you can see 50s expected from boston to nashua over to worcester, plymouth, beverly, just really mild set-up for the second half. by monday 50s but with rain. back over to you. >> sara: local people were aboard the cruise ship when big waves were outside the cabin for most of the vacation. now at least one family wants answers. next ahead the new wave they are >>> sara: the new isis video. they

seeing breaks in the clouds in pocono mountains. no wet weather for the mountains, clouds clearing out. you'll see sunshine there, too. 29 in pottstown, 33 in wilmington. in camden county 34, 3 camden, 36 degrees. it's a chilly one this morning in glendora and voorhees, a cold start. with sunshine these temperatures are headed for the low 60s this afternoon. that's not all we'll see today, bright sunshine. even though clouds moving spoke central pennsylvania, those will not be impacting our weather today. what will get us is this, a line of showers the not much to it right now. snow and rain in south dakota it will look more impressive in the next 12 to 15 hours as rain develops along the cold front that's going to swing through tomorrow morning. first thing in the morning, 6:00 an isolated shower in the pocono mountains. rain showers, too warm for anything else. by 10:00 in the morning, those showers sweeping through the area. looks like we could be in for a tenth of an inch of rain at most. for today, sunshine. you'll need your su

a lot of likely voters in new as many as one in five. say they will decide who to vote for today >> i dont give a damn, you've got to get out to vote. hillary clinton: this state takes the responsibility of vetting candidates trying to make a decision about where people stand, what they are promising, what they can get done. as seriously -- more seriously than many others. >> new hampshire traditionally have a high turnout a presidential primary day. with the interest that has surrounded the race so far, they expect the same for the 2016 race. >> right now, front runners continue to hold big leads in the polls. new numbers from cnn and our sister station show bernie sanders remains a heavy favorite. sanders with 61% to hillary clinton's 35%. on the republican side, donald trump out in front of the gop field by 14 points. patrick: several of coming and donald trump will visit the upstate this week. he has scheduled a rally at the tea at garrison arena and pendleton tomorrow. doors open at 5:00, it is free to attend, but you need to reserv

he will do very well in convict tests in march here.on here, wolf, this is a turning point. democrats realize this is a turning point. the question for bernie sanders is, will he change his rhetoric at all? he was pretty aggressive on his rival today throughout his rallies in texas, across the board on issues. will he change his tone as this campaign goes forward into march? when some 56% of the delegates are picked in the month of march. wolf? >> super tuesday only a few days away. that's why he's heading to rochester, minnesota, where you are. we'll of course have live coverage of his speech later tonight. i want to go over to clinton's headquarters. she's over in south carolina where the election is taking place today. we're about to get results coming in at the top of the hour. brianna, what is she doing right now? >> reporter: that's right, we actually understand, wolf, i'm told by an aide she is at her hotel and she's relaxing. she's basically sitting tight waiting for results to come in, and they do expect that to happen sooner r

in the south. conservative history too often strom thurmond is left out of, because he is a cartoonish figure from the south. let me give you an introduction that speaks to this. one reason we forget about strom thurmond is because he was so doggone old. right? [laughter] prof. crespino: he predated the founding generation of what is commonly understood as the modern conservative movement. he was the founding editor of national review and one of the modern figures of conservativism are stored in antebellum missed state -- antebellum state in south carolina. i don't know if any other man in iblic life whose views entirely approve of, he wrote to thurmond. his son had started new magazine. he bought thurmond a year's subscription. he said that thurmond's son was a fine public speaker. one of the most notorious editorials buckley published came during the signature battle and thurmond's career. prevail"south must appeared four days before his filibuster. this is 1957's national review. the south is en

he was also featured in he's being held in the adams county jail and is expected to appear in court on monday. in the information center, vida urbonas 9 news. >>> coors field was transformed night's sky. it was a victory last night. >> if you don't have a seat at coors field today, we have the next best thing for you. 9 news will have the game news. this all starts at 9:30, and then the stadium series game. we're back with another special right after the game is over. >> it should be a fantastic night for a game under the stars. let's check in with belen deleon. >>> it should be a nice forecast but a little gusty at times for those who are going to go and cheer on their avs. the temperatures today are going to be in the 70s. to a record high that was set back in 2006. degrees. temperatures. we're going to be in the 70s along the i-25 corridor. our normal high is 47 degrees this time of year, so it is instead of winter. the current temperatures are in the 30s and 40s. now here is a look at the wind gust forecast. not all that bad around the foothills, but we will have the winds increasi