troops in haiti in the dominican republic and in nicarag nicaragua. he didn't need -- the united states didn't need to intervene in every country in the caribbean and central america. in a way, it's a little bit like lynching. you don't need to lynch everybody. you lynch some people and that is the lesson that people learn. it is very possible to intimidate. in 1918, 1919, intensify iing american control over the region, wilson, despite his rhetoric that he was saying right at that moment in versailles crushed revolts in the dominican republic and in haiti mercilessly. i would say absolutely no turning point if you look at it from the vaj taj point of the caribbean and central america. the second point i want to make is it matters. it isn't just oh, hately, let's look at france and england. what would they say? no, i would make the strong argument is that it's where the united states had latitude, where the u.s. government could do what it wanted. where the united states government didn't operate under strong restraints where you get a sense of that g

when the car they were riding in crashed in forest. investigators say they were riding with 19-year-old "christian riddle" who was driving a stolen car. he's facing crimincal charges related to the accident. a grand jury is scheduled to take up his case tuesday. # tomorrow people across the nation will be making their pick for who will represent their political parties for ahead of the super tuesday vote, presidential hopeful donald trump visits the commonwealth today -- speaking at radford university. he's not the only candidate making a trip to the commonwealth. w-s-l-s 10's erin brookshier joins us live from radford this morning... erin have people started lining up yet? ### the event is just a few hours away.. and over the past few days, lots of excitement on radford university's campus. tickets went on sale last week.. and quickly sold out.. the deadmon center, a basketball arena on campus will hold 38-hundred people for today's speech. doors will open at ten a-m... when students can begin going through security and head inside. w

in the middle 40s in the middle & upper 20s friday: mostly sunny with highs in the upper 40s & lower 50s saturday: sun & clouds with highs in the lower 60s sunday: isolated showers possible with highs in the lower 60s our picture of the day comes from dyana stams. this is her dog monkey enjoying the snow. taken around the area. send them to news-at- wsls.com. a major shift in the republican race ... as a new national poll names a new g-o-p frontrunner. how republicans are preparing ahead of the south carolina presidential primary. # plus several state lawmakers make their way to southwest virginia in the day ahead. a look at the events they're scheduled to attend.### this is a live look at blacksburg from our virginia tech skycam. stay with us we'll be back in 3 in my business i can count on my i.t. guy bailing me out all the time... i'm not the i.t. guy. i'm the desktop support tech supervisor. and my customers knowing right when their packages arrive. introducing real-time delivery notifications. there are new developments this morning in the republican race for president. donald t

reno in northwest las vegas down here in the southeast. clinton in red, sanders in green so far.ich, i want to show you from 2008, okay, this is how the caucus turned out between barack obama and hillary clinton. she won the state by about six points. clinton is in green here. obama is in blue. she won clark county, las vegas, ha handily, by the way. she won by eight points. up here in reno, that's where barack obama did so well and won that county by ten points. if you go to 2016 now, in the county of washoe, okay, she's right there with him. if this continues, rich, with 40% of the vote in, she could win that county and that could bode well for her. in the end, is it simple to say a win is a win for hillary clinton, rich? >> a win is a win because she checks bernie's momentum and presumably wins south carolina and the firewall holds. but on the other side of the ledger, a loss is a loss. and just a narrow bernie sanders win today could suggest perhaps that south carolina firewall is vulnerable or at least it will be much closer than anyone would expect and we're in for a long,

that was is designed in in 1836 and won a competition in but in that competition competition, he beat out other people in there were people that were unhappy about that. and had just secure the patent office that he also designed rand also has secured the addition into a the treasury that destroys pennsylvania avenue. and he was not so responsible for that. is to put his case in into the road. and take a look into what is a tall obelisk it went up over 76 feet to surrounded the statues of american greats. this is one of the stories that does not speak well for anybody except for one person at the end. but to begin with, but the washington monument society began raising money for this to put the structure on the amount it would not accept any more than $1 from any person. and i suspect that is not a good way to raise money. it took until 1848 when they have the ability to start the monument debate didn't have the death monday bet figure they would get it started july 1848. dolly madison was there with alexander hamilton's widow widow, and will link to the past but at the ceremony in to

tonight stays dry and cold in the 20s. cool in the 30s and mid-40s, followed by highs in the 30s sunday. monday starts with snow showers and possible sleet, then changes to heavy rain by late afternoon. some light accumulation is possible before changing to rain. flurries possible friday morning through lunchtime, then snow develops near tennessee in the mountains. otherwise, skies become partly cloudy with highs in the mid-40s upstate, and upper 30s in the mountains. tonight stays dry and cold in the 20s. saturday becomes sunny and followed by highs in the 30s sunday. monday starts with snow showers and possible sleet, then changes to heavy rain by late afternoon. some light accumulation is possible before changing to rain. 3 ((weather hit)) 3 let's send it over to chris. 3 3 we're watching: deadly crash hwy 290@ berry shoals rd rd 3 west lanesclosedi-26 west@ 24 mmpit crew traffic sponsored by 3 kevin whitaker chevrolet cadillac! 3 3 here's a live look at clemson-- thee morning news on fox 3 you're watching everyone needs a bff. even your smile. colgate optic white express white tooth

in the lower 30s sunshine with highs in the upper 20s friday: increasing clouds with highs in the upper 30s.late-day & overnight snow showers possible saturday: morning & early afternoon snow showers possible.late- day clearing with the day comes from email us the pictures you've taken around the area. send them to news-at- wsls.com. remember to include your name and a short description to go along with the photo. we'll pick our favorite every morning... to show on-air and five things you need to know are here's a look at "five things you need to know" before you head out the door this morning. the blacksburg community came together last night to remember 13- year-old nicole lovell. she was killed late last month in what police say was a planned kidnapping and murder. two virginia tech students have those who knew her spoke about her positive attitude. they also remember her as a survivor - having fought cancer and a liver transplant. a jury is expected to be seated in the trial against ashley white this morning. on monday half of the potential jurors were sent home. many stated they al

it won in six awards, all in technical categories. the oscars weren't without controversy this year over the all-white nominees. reverend al sharpton led a protest in hollywood yesterday. he said the group is not dictating who must win, but bringing to light a "systemic problem of exclusion". he also said it will be the last year for an across the country in new york city, atlanta, cleveland, detroit, miami, and washington, d-c. oscars host chris rock had a lot to say about the race controversy. he started with it right academy awards, otherwisowas the white people's choice awards. you realize if they nominated hosts i wouldn't even get this job. you all would be watching neil patrick harris right now." butt to :48 - :57 "and people are like, 'chris you should boycott', 'chris you should quit. you should quit'. how is it that only unemployed people tell you you should quit." butt to 1:01 - 1:23 "the thing is, why are we protesting .. that's the big question, why this oscars? why this oscars? it's the 88th academy awards. the 88th acad

in what happened here in medford. about a half mile stretch of this area, route 112 by jamaica avenue is shut down as police investigate what happened. >> katherine creag, thank you. a search under way for the hit and run driver who killed a teenager early this morning. police say a dark van hit a 16-year-old at francis lewis boulevard and sunrise highway just after midnight. the car never stopped. the teen rushed to the hospital in critical condition. we just got word a short while ago she did not survive. her name has not been released. >>> happening today, jury deliberations resume in the case of an nypd officer who shot and killed an unarmed man. peter liang is charged with manslaughter in the 2014 shooting death of akai gurley. the defense claims the shooting was accidental while prosecutors contend liang acted recklessly. if convicted. liang could face up to 15 years in prison. >>> starting next month, detective squads in each of the nypd's eight patrol boroughs will be under the command of a new detective chief

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the 5-year old was found dead in a septic tank in march. after an hour and a half of consideration... the judge decided last night there was too much prejudice in pulaski county to give white a fair trial. he said 60 percent of the potential jurors were disqualified. both sides agreed a bench trial is needed. it starts tomorrow at nine a-m. the prosecution says holding a jury trial in a different location would likely cost millions of dollars. # the family of a danville murder victim feels a greater sense of closure this morning after the christy beskin plead guilty to charges of second-degree murder and arson on tuesday. prosecutors say she and her friend donna hiatt - lanier were drinking and doing drugs at donna's home in march of last year when they got into an argument. beskin later admitted to beating lanier to death and then setting her house on fire. lanier's family said it was an emotional day for them as they learned some things in court. wayne aaron/victim's cousin: "just a touch of closure. i think today was very emotional for t

scattered showers in the afternoon. highs will be in the low 70s. winds south 10-20mph with gusts to 30mph. cold front has moved through the region. cooler temps have moved in for today, but they will be seasonable. tomorrow a warm front will lift back through the region. highs will be in the 70s again. we could see a stray shower early, but scattered showers will be more common in the late afternoon/early evening ahead of the next cold front. the front will slowly push through by good morning, hampton roads. let's check now to the breaking news out of iowa from last night's caucuses. n-b-c news reported hillary clinton as the apparent winner of the iowa democratic caucus after several coin tosses in some precincts. that's based off a report from the iowa democratic party chair. but in what some may consider a surprising victory on the republican side, ted let's get to rico bush with more on the election results. rico - katie, don, ted cruz's victory in the iowa caucuses means he'll pick up eight delegates for the gop party nomination. donald trump

all happening as the supreme court in his honor in the next 30 minutes. >>> support begins to roll in for apple. we'll take a look coming up in "business and tech." in the southern california desert today, virgin galactic >>> see all kinds of things in the desert in the southern california desert today. virgin galactic rolling out itsest spaceship. this is the one replacing the version that blew apart two years ago while on a test flight. a pilot died in that crash. today's rollout is being called a celebration, though. the company hopes to become the first to offer commercial flights into the edge of space. the spacecraft will seat eight. a pilot, co-pilot and six passengers. a ticket is expected to cost about $250,000. >>> 6:14 right now. support for tim cook and apple is growing this morning as they deny to crack open an iphone. >> steve wasniac said apple's relationship with its customers is built on trust and apple shouldn't be asked to undo the encryption it built. jack dorsy stands with company and the three silicon valley congress people have all weighed in saying they back ap

in first as individuals and then in formed units even in division size.you have them as a very and tant reinforcement they're all from north vietnam. hear a good bit from time o time about this being simply a civil war within a country and are intervening in internal affairs of that country. what would you say about that? say that is simply not the case. a foreign eed aggression from hanoi and the arm cong being the military of north vietnam being utilized clandestinely through to impose a communist rule on south vietnam. leadership and direction come from north vietnam. > they're directed by another power and under the communist ideology. >> that's right. >> does that fit in with the that president truman made of our foreign of our t the time helping out in greece and turkey? >> i think you should ask the secretary of state to answer that. in my judgment yes. although i'm far from an expert. kim: >> you remember the statements he made? i do in general terms. needing el this is under the direction of a foreign government in the country of vietnam which we

in we use in the south china sea. they are very useful in ensuring the safety of the passing ships in the waters. >> more from al jazeera's harry fawcett, live from seoul. taiwan is not happy about it. what are the options. >> first, they have to look at what china has been saying. >> what the for instance said was not a denial that china has done that. they were saying the western media were manufacturing, not going to the truth of the report. taiwan's response, a lame duck president is serving his last few months. he's a pro-chinese president. replaced by someone who wants to cool the recently improved title between beijing and taipei. they'll be looking at the policies. there are issues of weaponry that is going into taiwan, which may continue at the level if there is a perception of a threat from the chinese side. it's been in the east as well. as far as the united states is concerned, president barack obama, who is hosting the azian world, the association of south-east nation's in california. before the news came

over half in georgia. 30% in virginia. nearly 30% in tennessee. even texas, one in five voters were black, also a large hispanic population. and look at the delegates that are up for grabs here. if hillary clinton tonight, this is the test. if she wins south carolina in a runaway, if she wins the black vote in a runaway, it strongly suggests she's going to turn around and win a bunch of states on tuesday, similarly, by large, wide margins, and because these delegates are all given out proportionately, she could win the lion's share of the delegates in a lot of these states. this is the path that her husband, bill, took to the democratic nomination, when he ran all the way back in 1992. remember, he lost new hampshire to paul saungs. he lost the maine caucuses after that. he got his first win in georgia and rolled through the south, getting 80% of the black vote. that is where bill clinton got his huge delegate advantage. and it is the same strategy that is relying on this time. >> luckily, we're all so young, we don't know any of this modern polit

he woman in the green dress, the man in the middle, in the red tie and in the back, the glasses. right there. you. those are the three, please just question, one short question. >> problem. thank you, my name -- recently president. $4.12 trillion u.s. dollars budget for 2017 and 40.6 billionre than for department of homeland security. less than little bit 2016. does it mean your department is less challenges in confronting terrorism? and also, according to the -- isis says it's going to this year. -- soil how do you >> that was one and a half questions. the man in the middle. >> the short answer is -- >> wait. doing it at once. then you can conclude. remember.to >> i'll remember. we havehort budget is to declassified, but we have live in the -- they are not listening to me. >> i'm from the research center. secretary could you delve in to some of your results-based testing of results and achievements from your -- from all of the programs that you've and specifically how close you are getting to theoving the test from catastrophic tsa test on weapons coming through last june and th

temperatures are in the 20's in the upstate. it feels like negative eight degrees in boone and eight degrees and hendersonville. it will be a cold morning in the mountains once again. we will get up to 46 in the upstate and mid-to-upper 30's are possible in areas in western north carolina. we will talk about the weekend and when we could see some snow again in just a few minutes. allyson: it was really chilly yesterday. geoff: let's get the latest on the conditions outside from aly myles. aly: we are currently outside county bank. if you look behind me, he might recognize this fountain. there is a flame on top of this and that flame is currently out. there is a lot of ice this morning. it feels bitterly cold. there is no fog and it is a clear night, but it is extremely cold thank you for taking pity on me and letting me stay a little bit warmer. if you are outside in this weather for a prolonged period of time you could suffer from hypothermia. make sure your kids are completely bundled up this morning. hats, coats, gloves. make

this now brings total deaths in virginia to 4 ... 3 in waverly; 1 in appomattox county it's a storm that's affected nearly everybody in this town. everybody in this town. susan shirey 12:25:55 every body knows somebody that's affected by it. we are a close community our hearts go out to anyone that has lost their homes or yesterday.. but we won't know for sure until later today. what we do know at this point.. is that severe weather caused what more than 20 people are waking morning in tappahannock... that's in essex county... after a storm moves through the northeastern part of the state. some injuries are said to be critical. several people were trapped with rescues taking place into the night. police believe they have now accounted for all of those who were missing. many homes and a church were destroyed by the storm along a five to six mile long damage path. neil harvey, essex county residentit just demolished everything through this, couple houses that are gone completely, the church is gone, and a lot of people hurting now, there are like 3 or 4 people" witnesses say they saw three s

in a country that we are in effect, intervening in internal affairs of that country. what would you say about that? gen. taylor: i would say that is simply not the case. the military arm is used clandestinely to overthrow and impose the communist rule of the people of south vietnam. leadership, important supplies, all come from north vietnam. in other words, they are directed by another power and ideology. very clear, i think. that fit in with the declaration president truman made of our foreign policy at the time and helping out in greece and turkey? gen. taylor: i think you should ask the secretary of state that. i am far from an expert. >> but you were present. gen. taylor: i was, but i don't have it in front of me. >> you don't feel that this is needing of communist foe, under communist direction, the direction of a foreign government in the country of the vietnam, which we were bound by our own undertakings to help? gen. taylor: that is my opinion, sir. we were not a party to the geneva conference. neither did south vietnam. did we make an agreement with the sout

temperatures in the 50 in the city and colder suburbs we are in the the 30's. so lets go to our neighborhood network, check it out we are looking at 46 degrees in cinnaminson. in norristown, audubon elementary school at 40. wayne, saint david's golf club checks in at 51. we have a west northwest wind coming in light at 3 miles an hour. in mays landing we're cooler at william david middle school where it is 42 degrees and wind are calm. that is the trend. mild start. we will bring in more clouds this afternoon, still a warm take with temperatures in the 50's. we will talk about that rain and has best chance to see that coming up in the forecast in a few more minutes. we will let you know what to expect in the mid week storm as well in the seven day, rahel, back to you good we will check back in just a moment. >>> seven people are dead after a mass shooting in calma sue, michigan. police are calling the manner of the killings inn comprehensive. a 45 year-old man is in custody, authorities say he drove around the city shooting people at random. a 14 year-old girl

so why plant in the north rather than in southern japan? it's a fascinating example of agricultural geography and even economic geography in japan. the closer you are to the parts of the country that have become densely populated, it's been harder to maintain agricultural activities in those areas because of higher-paying jobs and the attractiveness of urban life in these areas that traditionally supported three crops or at least double-cropping of rice in the course of a year. in the northeast, on the other hand, that's been much slower to industrialize. so agriculture has been the core of their economy, and the japanese government has invested huge amounts of money to turn these areas into prime rice-producing areas. narrator: kobayashi is ever vigilant. worried that the rains might bring too much water to his fields, he visits them at night and adjusts the water level. farmers in japan, especially here in the northeast, have developed labor-intensive means to protect their rice crop from the ravages of nature. during the growing season,

we are also leaders in job creation, in reducing poverty, in strengthening our middle class.gone from the shameful international championship of being the first in murders and kidnappings to have the lowest indexes of these crimes that we've ever had in the last 40 years. and despite the increase over the last two years in coca cultivation in colombia, almost 60% of that cultivation has gone down. the number of rural families that are involved in this business of cultivating coca has been reduced by 2/3. and all of that, while we continue very vigorously and decidedly to fight against drug trafficking, so much so that last year we were able to overcome all kinds of records in the volume of cocaine seized, more than 250 tons of it. those thousands of families who entered into the legal economy thanks to your help, thanks to plan colombia, have shown us the way of what our cooperation can be over the next 15 years. in fact, we have already implement implemented a comprehensive policy of crop substitution that contemplates every link in the chain of drug trafficking. and it will

i'm bret baier in new york. all eyes on two big votes today. one in the west, one in the south. we can project that hillary clinton has won nevada, bouncing back from the big blow she suffered in new hampshire. we're also in the final hour of voting for a republican nominee in south carolina where 50 delegates are up for grabs. even though we don't have vote totals there yet and the polls are still open, my colleague martha mccallum is here with a fox exit polls that give us a pretty good idea of where things stand. good evening, martha. >> good evening. let's see what we've got so far from these exit polls in south carolina. once again, we are seeing emerging the angry voter in this race, very much like we saw in new hampshire. prominent in south carolina as well. they are going big, no big surprise here for donald trump this evening. 38% of those who characterize themselves as angry, went for trump. 28% for cruz. and 18 for rubio. in terms of endorsements, which we often say don't count that much anymore. it appears that governor nicky haley's endorsement indeed counts for qui

this morning he's in jail died during her first day in the field. she was sworn in on friday. two other officers were injured and have a long recovery ahead. hundreds of people gathered to remember officer guindon. the chief says she started with the department as an intern before joining the police academy. "(s/ chief stephan hudson/ prince william ways." officer guindon also served as a marine corps reservist. the news of officer guindon's death spread quickly and affected law enforcement in our area. virginia beach, newport news, hampton, portsmouth, and norfolk's police departments shared their condolences online. we put more information on wavy dot com, including pictures of the other officers hurt this past weekend. today a navy seal will recieve america's highest military honor for his role in a risky rescue mission in afghanistan. president barack obama will give edward byers jr. the medal of honor. byers helped rescue a doctor held captive by the taliban back in december 2012. byers is the eleventh living service member to receive the medal of honor for his actions in

african-americans in the south in part were influenced by whites in the south and develop the culture of violence in dealing with personal insult, personal disagreements, arguments and quarrel. the use of this agreements was common in the south and was common amongst the whites and black. this resort to violence to resolving personal conflict, especially the migrated north with the african-american population, the the great migration was not only great but it was really good. it was a great positive benefit who moved away from the gym -- jim crow system. they shed the backbreaking labor of the sharecroppers and to really inspired the great civil rights movement of the 60s, but there was also this high rate of interpersonal violence which was the negative side of the great migration and was transported north with the black population. by the way, this was a massive migration. in the 1960s, 60s, the estimate is about 800,000 african-americans moved out of the south to the north and to the west coast. then in the next decade, a million and a half. this was quite a major migration. unfort

. 37 in edison. 29 in the happen ones. 27 in monticello. now with limited exception, it's 5, 10, 15, 20 degrees cooler than this time yesterday. the wind chill in white plains is 28. cooler way to start the day, but it was the wind yesterday that caused the damage and also prompted the national weather service to issue warnings in the afternoon. we had winds at 60 miles an hour at the jersey shore. jfk with 55 miles per hour. atlantic beach, too, there at 54 miles an hour. rain, well over an inch in the city. 1.28. that caused the problems. i mean, shutting roadways down. it's since receded. much better drive as far as weather this morning. called well at almost an inch of rain. a passing snow shower here and there, but that's about it. it's going to be cooler tomorrow you can and then back above normal, on facebook, talking about the possibility of well above normal over the weekend. not necessarily a good thing for the ecosystem, but it will feel better. a chance of a late-night shower or sleep e sleet into late night saturday. >>> here's

temperatures in the 20s in the morning, 40s in the afterfonn.n dry on saturday but back into the damp on sunday. 51 degrees with some showers likely. >> thank you, bill. 46 degrees. if you live in the delaware valley at 22 past 5:00 a.m., in the wake of the water crisis in flint, michigan, a closer look at what's being done to protect children from lead poisoning in our area. plus your morning commute. we'll tell you where philadelphia mass transit ranks when it comes to getting you to work. >>> a new study found philadelphia is one of the top cities in the country for mass transit use. the company's smart asset ranked philadelphia ninth in its survey. the ranking is based on the number of people using public transportation and average commute times for transit riders. n the survey, new york came in fifth and pittsburgh placed eighth. >>> it is 5:25 right now. what does the future hold for babies born this year? one famous billionaire investor has a prediction. landon dowdy is here with this morning's cnbc business news. good morning, landon. >>

in the capital city. donald trump will be in spartanburg, ben carson will be in greenville and it appears john kasich will be in massachusetts. until those parties tonight, we can only look at what the latest poll numbers imply heading into today's primary. joining us with perspective on the latest shift in the polls is political analyst trav robertson. on this screen is where candidates were polling just a month ago. yesterday, the latest nbc news/wall street journal/marist poll was released changing up these numbers slighting. we saw trump's lead drop, cruz had a few points...and john kasich jumped 8 points. what do these latest numbers indicate as voters head to the all eyes are on south carolina as we gear up for all eyes are on south carolina the primaries. on the democratic side, recent poll numbers show hillary clinton with a significant lead over bernie sanders. but that doesn't mean clinton the primaries. on the democratic side, recent poll numbers show hillary clinton with a significant lead ove

warming. >> buried in a trash bag in a street in korea, 2-year-old's golden retriever mix. was raised for her meat >> they pay a lot for it. it's illegal dog meat. rescued several dogs from abusive backgrounds. this could be the saddest case. her paws became wounded an infected. the butcher thought her meat would be ran sid, so he literally through her in the garbage. right people found her and gave her the care she needed. even though she couldn't move, she kept wagging. >> that's when they say, she deserves a chance >> they named her chi-chi. vets padded her legs. with a little coaxing, she's able to walk again. >> actually walks and moves. she moves across the room with somewhat ease. >> why is it important to save the one dog from the other side of the world. >> raise awareness an get people to pay attention to the fact that people are torturing and >> chi-chi is being fitted for prosthetic legs and is learning to be a normal dog >> picture of her holding a dog in her mouth. >> will fit well with her roommate and family in phoenix. >> you know, so many people would have adopted th

the last one was in 2010. security - niger is involved in a regional war in boko haram in the east. it's sure enough security along the borders, and the conflict in libya and mali. the pressing demands are employment, education and health. the country is international resources, but half of the population is in poverty >>> the u.s. president obama paid respects to the late supreme court justice antonin scalia. his death left several major cases in limbo. >> reporter: with the death of antonin scalia, a champion, the court is evenly divided between appointees of republican and democratic judges. it has resulted in mixed outcomes to some high profile matters before the court. including labour unions, contraceptions, challenges to the landmark health care law. and undocumented child immigrants. stake may be highest for president obama's plan for carbon plants to cut carbon emissions, in keeping with a commitment to clinch the paris climate deal in december. >> we take it by example. we set first nationwide standard for the carbon pollution power plants. >> that plan has been changed wh

in japan. president opbama will become the third straight the planned parenthood office in colorado-- which was the scene back in november of a mass shooting and police standoff, is now back open. some repairs are still being made as bullet holes can be seen on the building. officials also say new security measures are in place. one restaurant in columbus, ohio has reopened its doors-- just days after a violent machete attack left several people injured at the eatery. the healing process has just begun for the nazareth restaurant and deli. last thursday, mohamed barry walked into the restaurant and started swinging a machete, injuring four people. he was fatally shot by officers when he tried to lunge at them while wielding the machete and a knife. over in washington state, king county has issued flood alerts and warnings for three area rivers. there is a potential for widespread, moderate flooding as the day continues. king county officials say some areas could experience deep and fast flood w

it is chilly. 26 in raleigh, 25 in durham and 23 in roxboro and 23 in south hill and 27 in goldsboro and 28 in fayetteville. and the sunshine continues today and the temperatures on the cooler side like we have been the past couple days here and the area of high pressure continues to usher in the colder air out of the north. but we'll be warming up. and we'll start tomorrow. today, expect the temperatures to top@out in the low 50s. 51 degrees this afternoon. and tomorrow, we start to turn up the heat a little bit. 35 degrees at 8:00 a.m. for your sunday. 56 tomorrow at lunchtime and 64 the high temperature tomorrow going to continue to rise for the start of the upcoming week. i'll be back with the complete forecast update coming up in a few minutes. >>> no arrests this morning after a shooting that sent a 56- year-old woman to the hospital. someone fired shots at arrowhead drive. and investigators told us that the woman was an innocent bystander who was there visiting a friend and then and altercation and then thundering gunshots. and the bull lit bet that bullet came through the hou

. 20% in syria. we have liberated to treat --liberated tikrit. 100,000 sunni have returned to build their homes. an extraordinary story that does not get enough credit. we have liberated sinjar. we are hammering daesh's heavy weapons, it's training camps, supply routes, infrastructure. and it's terrorism and military campaign is expanding by the day. but it's not enough just to dock them down, militarily, which we are doing. you have to ensure that they cannot get back up. that is why the second line of the hurt we are pursuing is critical. -- line of effort we are pursuing is critical, destroying their economic lifeline. we have learned more about daesh's sources of income, which is let us target their oil production, refineries, tanker trucks, cash centers, elicited banking facilities. for daesh, lower revenues means fewer resources to finance military action and the smaller paychecks to lure stain new fighters. already we are seeing the results of this. they have had to cut their paychecks by 50%.

we' ll check that in with you in a little bit. a mother and daughter left for dead in their pine hills home. and this morning, only wesh 2 is hearing from family members. >> i do not understand what a woman and a daughter can do to make you commit the act that you did. cara: next on sunrise, a broken-hearted husband and s grief. >> you probably are thinking that you only had an effect on those two. because they were by themselves. but no, there are a lot more people affected by this. cara: only on wesh 2, a man' s message to the killer, who left dead in a pine hills home. matt lupoli was there, as family members came across the country to remember maria sanchez and destiny banuelos. matt: candles and teddy bears and roses. that is what loved ones line a pine hills home with two were member the life -- lives of a slain mother and daughter. earlier, crime scene tape lined the area. deputies say, amanda also lived in the -- a man that also lived in the home made the gruesome discovery. >> there are still for more of the kids at home

michael, of course, in new hampshire. we'll check in with him in a moment. first, we want to check in with chris cimino looking at the forecast. good morning, chris. >> good morning, guys. temperatures above the freezing mark in the city. north and west, numbers below freezing. upper 20s o 30. it's not terribly cold out there. we've had a few snowy showers around. nothing organized or steady. this was basically a miss to the south and east for any significant type of snow. you can see it on our storm tracker. one batch towards delaware and maryland. that's causing issues in fairfield county. but it's moving a a from the city.

in that regard.t was mapped to the needs of the population, both those that are close to a military installation but also those observed in the garden research. what we currently do is relevant to that topic and that is we are doing exactly the same thing and we're looking at the sid code where people live and what the direct care system has in the way of footprint which i believe is applicable to the dod and we are going back to something we did at the start of the wars and that is to train the mental health providers and primary care providers in how do you recognize where a threat is for your patient from a mental health perspective? how do you be relevant and where do you turn people to in distress? >> if we are changing from how much we spend to how much we spend we would see a serious investment in infrastructure, to do evidence based services. >> what infrastructure changes would you make? >> the problem is most medical services that are most profitable would have a lot of help for the money i

feel like 9 in worcester. 19 in beverly. 12 in norwood. so it is going to be cold, guys so it is going to be cold, guys. and actual temperature readings hit the teens over the weekend but wind chills are going to be dangerously low here, especially saturday night into sunday morning. so today, 29 degrees. we have got a solid 50 we have got a solid 50% of a chance of some flurries and snow squalls. late snow on friday and on our saturday, only face being 1 to 3 inches from plymouth southward, and more of these coating on the ground in anywhere else across southern new england. on sunday morning. i look. wind chills 25 degrees below zero and as you wake up for valentine's day afternoon, maybe you want to make plans to stay inside because wind chills that are going to be sub zero with that 17-degree high. and a wintry mix sunday moo back now guys. >>> a toddler bit in the face by a dog and happens inside a local town hall. the serious injuries that child suffered and what that animal was doing in the building in the first place. >>> and a dea

are in a unique place in time. we talk a lot about seneca falls because we're both obsessed with seneca falls. we think about susan b. anthony. it took 70 years to get the right to vote. >> explained to the students who you're talking about spent seneca falls was the first really large in this condition in the united states. it was the first convention where they talk about women having rights, the right to try to vote, the right to own property, the right to divorce if you wanted to. it was the first equal rights convention and it took 70 years from the first meeting which is up in seneca falls, small town in upstate new york, 70 years to get the right to vote from that date. i always say that susan b. anthony traveled every week giving speeches. she went to jail. for 50 years she gave a speech every week i'm giving women the right to vote. i always tease she didn't go by hoover. the point i is it's been 100 yes since and i think you both made the point we have not made as much progress as we like to we are stuck

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 indiana, up through michigan. totals could top a foot in some towns. mostly rain. some severe storms. scott, wintry element to the 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. at gain manuantanamo, 35 transferred to other co

wrapped in it. another in prairieville, east of the baton rouge. a gold's gym took a powerful punch. a wall ripped off the building. this its what it looked like in assumption parish. a tornado plowed a path of destruction. >> look up. look up. >> southeast of baton rouge. >> right in front of us. >> reporter: a tornado crossed interstate 10. >> oh, my god. >> reporter: downed trees strewn across livingston parish. within hours, this afternoon, reports of 11 tornados across louisiana, mississippi, alabama. dozens of schools closed early ahead of the severe weather. which knocked down power lines and damaged cars and homes. along the gulf coast, more rain flooding. scott, that rv park you mentioned a short time a a in convent, louisiana, got off the phone with the manager. he has done a walk-through. he said there are injuries, and rvs tossed like toys and a search-and-rescue operation under way. >> david begnaud, thank you. eric fisher chief meteorologist at wbz in boston. eric, what is next? >> sco

we are in the 40s right now in a lot of spots. 43 in boston and 44 in manchester and 45 in lawrence and 40s in the cape and island. keene at 28 this morning. 39 in worcester and there's an active breeze from the southwest5 to 15 miles per hour. the wind will occasionally gust over 25 miles per hour and it comes out ahead after the front. clear skies over us right now. but the clouds increase across central and western new york. a band of showers with it and that will slide through from midday until the mid afternoonin a lot of spots. start for morning rush hour temperatures in the mid-40s. 5 # by lunchtime and we should afternoon. passing showers you may want to have the umbrella on stand by a shore to the cape for the ride home. clearing for the rest of us and temperatures in the upper 40s. no weather related issues for voting day tomorrow. and rain on the way for wednesday. details in few. liam. >> thank you. >>> merrimack new hampshire honoring one of its own a moment of silence will be held in memory of ashley guindon the police officer killed in the line of duty one day after she w

ten in allentown. 9 in reading, 14 in wilmington, 15 in millville. 17 in dover, 21 in cape may. everyone looking at single-digit windchills. feels like 8 degrees in philadelphia currently. might be up to ten in a couple of spots. as we look at satellite you can see how we'll need sun glasses early and there are clouds come in from the west things will cloud up in the afternoon and evening. lehigh valley, sun and clouds, brisk and cold, not as windy as yesterday, but similar in how it feels. 29 at the shore, sun and clouds, brisk, windchills in the teens later on this afternoon. in philadelphia, high of 28 degrees with windchills in the teens this afternoon. winds are lighter, but there's a breeze, 8 to 16 miles per hour. again clouds gradually increeg as the day goes on -- increasing as the day goes on. future tracker 6, this is 6:00 p.m. you see clouds and snow during the evening hours, we'll get snow showers ahead of the arctic boundry coming in transitioning us to much colder air over the weekend. later in the evening there could snow squalls, the big-hitting snow showers tha

. >> plus a trapped in the trees a crash landing in pennsylvania, what it took to rescue the pilot in a small plane, hanging upside down. >>> and, chilly outside now but we're in store for another weekend warm up, justin is ahead to tell us about the spring-like weather. >>> today is sunday february 28th, just a couple days left, good morning i'm rahel solomon. the lets turn over to meteorologist justin drabick with eyewitness weather and justin ending on a warm note. >> perfect day to end the weekend. we're talking about temperatures close to 60 degrees. the that is typical for april in the late february but now we will take it. >> we will take it. we are in the the time of the year where we will get these stretch of 60's but few days later we will talk about cold air. winter is not over yet. we will talk about that later in the seven day forecast this morning noticeably milder compared to yesterday morning. we were i can wag up with temperatures in the the lower 20's but yet still cold outside. we are at 37 in philadelphia, 34 in allentown right now but everybody is pretty much abov

we've rebounded to 61 in ocala and 60 in the villages and 60 in orlando and only in the 50's from palm coast to daytona beach down to new smyrna beach. how big of a difference are we talk from yesterday? check this out. we're 22 degrees colder right now in sanford than we were yesterday, 18 degrees colder in orlando. of the saving graces tonight. by 7 p.m., we're down to 56. eventual overnight lows, 48 in orlando and 42 in ocala and 49 in palm coast. i'll be right back and we'll tomorrow. i've got a very strange forecast for you. we cloud up, we get rain, we cool down again, it's kind of a hodgepodge of a weekend. i'll pinpoint it all in minutes. >> thank you, tom. you can pinpoint as well on our web, our pinpoint weather coverage continues with meteorologist candace campos. she's out live ahead of a big event this weekend in lake county. she will also join us in less than 10 minutes to help you plan ahead. >> here's a live look for you outside on i-4 at colonial drive. the cars you see there on the right side of the screen, there they are, are really moving slowly. westbound traffic i

low 50s in danville. 43 in lynchburg. 51 in danville. 42 in roanoke. 46 in brookanymore. 42 in hot springs. you notice we are seeing the rain moving in. what do you and your family need? the rain boots. umbrella and dress in layers. it is cool now tell be a mild day for us. almost spring like with the temperatures. which we will see sun so everybody could enjoy it. with the heavy rain up to two inches and highs in the 60s. we will look at the forecast coming up. patty? >> patti: this morning we are still working to find out exactly how 13 year old nicole lovel crossed paths with a virginia tech student charged with killing her. 13 year old met david eisenhower online. hear mother told the washington post she met him on a social media app she had not heard of. cyber crime experts want parents to know what kids are up to in their digital world. >> selfies. panda bears, i'm taken. part of nicole lovel's social media store e. she was like so trying to fit in. for kid like nicole was bullied. the internet can be a vicious community, says cyber crime investigator stevanders. >> when we were kids

you can see a few more 40s in texas. temperatures in the 50s will move in.is that broader system i was talking about. you can see a little bit of development starting out you can see stronger storms in texas. these are going to be rain along the boundaries through the south as this develops into the days tomorrow we have more of a chance of that severe weather risk. this could be an isolated tornadoes, wind, hail. while it's spring weather here as you go down under, the seasons are reversed. heading towards fall, which is the topical type of year. this was a track that winston took or i did that backwards. but definitely a loop deloop before hitting fiji as the strongest storm in this area on record. even now you can see a pretty impressive eye especially earlier in the frame. it's what we would call a category 2 storm. winds to 110 mph. here the categories are different. this is what they're considering a category 4 storm. but definitely this is not one of our active bases in the world in terms of tropical activity. they've had four different systems all se

the forum will also be held in this morning. 3 also in columbia.. the wife of senator bernie sanders is campaigning for her husband. doctor jane sanders will hold an education forum later this afternoon.she's expected to talk to parents and families about her husband's plan for creating better educational opportunities for south carolina. 3 tonight, clinton and sanders south carolina.. for a town hall event.it's being hosted by cnn.clinton and sanders will take the stage separately to answer questions from voters.that starts at 8:00. 3 a third democratic candidate is also returning to south carolina.doctor willie wilson is set to meet with the black caucus at the statehouse this afternoon.he'll also be in greenville tomorrow night, for a meet and greet at the phillis wheatley community center. 3 another reminder-- the south carolina democratic primary is this saturday.polls are open from seven a-m to seven p-m. fox carolina will have full team coverage on air and online.. as the results come in. 3 it's looking like republican front runner donald tru

lows will be in in the afternoon. highs will be in the low 70s. cooler temps have moved back through the region. highs will be in the 70s again. we could see a stray shower early, but front. the front will slowly push through by thursday morning. rain will continue through that time. then it will much cooler then into the weekend with highs mostly in the 40s. the weekend looks dry at this time. today is groundhog day. chuck will see his shadow at the virginia living museum around noon. good morning, hampton good morning, hampton roads. let's check breaking news out of iowa from last night's caucus. after a very close race, nbc news just declared hillary clinton the apparent winner in last night's race among democrats. on the republican side, ted cruz topped donald trump. let's get right to 10 on your side's rico bush who's live in the newsroom with a very small victory against senator bernie sanders based off final numbers from the iowa democratic party. overnight, the results of the caucuses were so close both candidates were locked in a dead hea