on the power pundit panel, fred lokken, cecilia colling and john sande coming up next on all new "nevada newsmakers." >> "nevada newsmakers" is brought to you in part by the tahoe reno industrial center, retail association >> closed captioning of "nevada newsmakers" is brought to you by the nevada trucking association, trucking moves america forward. this is "nevada newsmakers" with host sam shad, a no holds barred political forum. now from the "nevada newsmakers" sam shad. >> back on "nevada newsmakers," we're pleased to welcome back to the program after an absence, former state senator maurice washington, now candidate for washoe county commissioner. welcome. >> thanks, sam, good to be here. >> so you're back. >> i'm back. >> running. >> what were you thinking? why are you running, let me put it that way? >> actually i'm looking forward to the opportunity between the local governments, reno, sparks and washoe county. it's a great opportunity for us with the likes of tesla and switch and things are going to happen in our county and our community to push forward and not only maintain our

another new crash at sand lake and john young parkway. taking a look at drive times. john young to downtown, i-4, eastbound. and the 408 is, looking good, up to speed as well. >> luanne: all new this morning. sanford police are investigating a shooting that left one person dead at an apartment complex. >> john: this all happened around 10:30 last night at the kensington oaks apartments on melonville avenue, east of downtown sanford. fox 35's jackie orozco is live at the apartment with the latest. >> reporter: good morning. we're waiting for sanford police to get back with us in terms of what they are looking for and what sparked this shooting. all we know is that two people were shot inside the apartment complex behind me. one man was killed. let's take a look at video so you can see how active it was few hours ago. police officers were investigating throughout the night. and 1030 last night at the kensington oaks complex. they found a woman in her late 20s with a gunshot wound to her head. and a man with gunshot wounds. and he was pronounced dead at the scene. a neig

john: and the sand hills also barbara: that's right. they're seeing more ice and snow and this morning we're getting reports of crashes and roll we're live with what she's witnessed there. nicole carr is live. good morning nicole: we had to turn around and come back around to this parking lot.we had to turn around and come back around to this parking lot. if you take a look at this video, this is where we were stopped, right past the cumberland-sampson line. two people were in a ditch. a man says he completely turned around on that ice into a ditch. he was going into sampson from fayetteville. and the other car that was in the ditch was a paramedic. a sampson county deputy had to come and go ahead and take care of both of them. and we were on our way to a six-car pile-up at roseboro highway and bonnetsville road. and he said ma'am, you all will not make it. it's not worth it. so we stopped right there on highway 24 at the sampson-calm he had someone coming from fayetteville so he turned around so we could get on air with you all here. t

john: hash tag abc11 eyewitness. the sand hills have been added barbara: nicole carr is live in fayetteville and seeing rain. still seeing rain or snow? nicole: no snow, not the s word. we are on the freezing rain and sleet watch. i'm putting my hood up to cut the weekend because that is cold -- wind because that is called. folks here in fayetteville are preparing for doing it like there keeping the waoeurpbsipers up. we are looking really good. we have all of the school closures and including fort bragg. the p.x. and commissary on a two-hour delay so folks don't have a reason to be out and we are watching for the freezing rain and sleet. some folks are coming to work in our building and again prepping for what could ice over by we will go inside and get warm and see you the next half hour. barbara: thank you, nicole. barbara: scared see me. see me. don't stare at me. see me. see me. see me to know that psoriasis is just something that i have. i'm not contagious. see me to know that i won't stop. until i find what works. disc

. >> the deep you stick your head in the sand, the bigger the problem. john: even the american colleges want to temperature control speech. >> a safe space is where cultures go to die. >> these are not fragile snowflakes. >> the solution to all these speech issues is more speech. >> we need to disagree. this is what makes america great. john: we trash politicians and celebrities. but there is one group people fear speaking about. >> isis taking responsibilities for sunday's shooting here in texas. john: this shooting happened att a draw mohammad contest.s >> the winner of the contest won the contest with this cartoon. >> we have the right to express ourselves. we as americans. john: why? >> if we stop drawing mohammad we become a little more unfree. john: many news outlets refuse to show his drawings. john: they don't want to be killed. >> i don't want to be killed either. i want free speech. john: "charlie hebdo" wanted to support free peach, too.ef >> the gunmen shouting allah acroshakbar. >> this dutchman was murdered on the street. >> this man tried to sp

. >> john: we should create that in the sand and see if it goes viral. >> john: why not? here is jayme with your forecast. >> jayme: thank you. good to see you. let's talk, i 44 as john mentioned, we are wrapping up gdo tuesday edition. one last weather cast for you and you can see the numbers are starting to inflate. heading up temperatures are and we should cash in somewhere in the low to mid 70s for the highs today. mostly cloudy skies, chance of some isolated coastal rain, 10% at best on that. i put that in the forecast because of shifting winds and increase and surface moisture at this time. that will contribute to higher rain chances for tomorrow. for tomorrow uv forecast is a four. keep that in mind. if you're going to be out and about when clouds are looming high you got to protect your skin. cover up and protect if you're lucky enough to be outdoors. cloud scan, this is the visible satellite. another chunk moving the metro of orlando at this time, getting ready to pounce on line in all this, increase in clouds is because the rain window of opportunity opens up bi

john: the sand hills were added to the winter storm warning overnight. barbara: nicole carr is there. are you still seeing rain? nicole: no, it is high and dry. we are fine right now. earlier this morning we had rain when we came in. and 5:00. this is iced over. that is what has happened to what did fall overnight. for that reason we have folks who are just making sure that whatever falls windshield wipers don't get stuck. we have been on again and off again with the rain. but we love twitter. casey out fof st. paul says we have been having steady freezing rain and sleet in robco. robinson county seeing it, moore county. all around us we have seen that. and what has fallen here is frozen over in the flower pots. so we are on again and off again. but business as usual around the metro fayetteville area. just watching for that under a enjoying the day off. all the schools around here and fort bragg closed with a couple of delays to the p.x. and groceries or things for the house. we will keep an eye on it and see what happens in the next hfr hour. -- half h

sand. the winner >> john: a hearing is set for today to discuss the death penalty in a volusia county murder case. >> amy: florida ruled that it's unconstitutional. counts of first degree murder. the family vanished from their home in 2013. their bodies have never been found. >> john: in osceola county, a former substitute teacher is behind bars after being arrested for a second time. she is accused of tampering with evidence. she is accused of having an inappropriate relationship with a teenager. she helped investigators remove the password from her home. they turned it off and put it in evidence. they got a call from a clerk from averide-on store in -- verizon store in st. cloud. she asked them how she could remotely delete things because she was being questioned by police. he police said that she did tamper from the phone. >> amy: a fire burning in grady all workers were accounted for, thankfully. police shut down roads in the area. firefighters do not know the cause of the fire. >> amy: you don't want to see this going to the beach. a venomous sea snake that washed ashore in california.

sand. >> so john, how is this going to likely play out in campaigns and elections, especially congressionaln battle? >> that's where we have two americas, kate. let's look at a map. this is the presidential election of 2012 where president obama won with 332 ee lectoral votes. this is how hillary clinton and bernie sanders are fine with the president. even in a place like virginia, florida, even in a place like colorado, places where you think those are gun right states, democrats think we are in a new world. they can win in the suburbs and among nonwhite voters. but it's a very, very different scenario when you get to c congressional races. most members of the house don't care about national poll numbers. they want to know what are the numbers in my district and this is america and it's important to remember. you have a republican house majority and a big one. look at all of this red. those are all the house districts in america. they think what the people back home say and most republicans, maybe five or six, might get to ten districts where they are iffy on this. most republicans, kate,

sand lake to downtown, 13 minutes. >> john: three winning tickets last night in the powerball. one right here in central florida. >> amy: we're so excited about this. we've been giddy ever since we found out. ryan has details. >> reporter: now the mystery is on. maybe it's someone who always shops here or from a different area. the publix on highway a1a. they sold one of the winning powerball tickets. they will split three days $1.6 billion jackpot. lottery officials say that the winning tickets sold. one in tennessee, to the north this is video from outside of the suburb chino hills in california where the winning ticket was sold. what does the store get? $1 million bonus. you need to check your ticket. there are $50,000 winners and in florida, there are 11, $1 million winnerrers. there was a $2 million winner with the power play. so there are 13 13 new florida winners and that does not include the big oner. once again, the publix on a1a in melbourne beach is reportedly where one of the winning powerball tickets were sold. >> john: once again, ryan. shopping is a pleasure. >>

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john king is on the ground in iowa talking to his sources and reporting that out senior washington correspondent jeff zeleny is there digging into what could be the shifting sands in the democratic race. john, the people you've been talking to in iowa, what are they telling you? are you hearing? >> reporter: first and foremost, anderson, everybody, democrat, republican, clinton, sanders, cruz, trump know the clock is ticking. we're 11 days and five hours away from caucus day. the bigger crowds at the phone bank, bigger urgency. we were in davenport today where back in 2008 she thought she would win. hillary clinton is inside this hall now. you hear it in her voice. she's attacking bernie sanders quite vigorously. let me take you inside the fascinating move. bob doll's decision to come out and say cruz would be worse than trump. boll doll has ai ishistory in i. they want to beat and kill ted cruz here in iowa because they believe if he doesn't win here and they have polling to back it up they think trump will be stronger in the south and cruz will not be able to rebound in the march primaries. they have made this calculations but most have made this calculations

john mccain. bad news for bill bradley. bernie sand sers hoping history doesn't repeat itself. host: talking about the divisions in the g.o.p. oin eggy noonan's head points out the following. guest: i think again the republican party is struggling with the old paradigm no longer works. which is the republican party was the trusted party in which it's so and so's turn. with every primary with the modern primary in 1925 with the republicans it's always been someone's turn. it was bob dole's turn. it was john mccain's turn. it was george w. bush's turn, it was mitt romney's turn. in this primary it's really nobody's turn and donald trump has turned the race on its head and is campaigning in a way that establishment candidates almost never campaign. i mean, think about this. what other -- have you ever seen an establishment republican can't date turn and boo the press which is what donald trump does in almost every really he is? have you ever seen a republican presidential candidate make the gaffs and issteps or have their popularity increase not decrease? that's what usually happe

john: d.o.t. rested and ready their trucks ready to put down salt and sand. barbara: snow not the only issue. the storm bringing sleet and freezing rain. that means the mess on the roads and potential for power outage. it is january 22, 30 degrees, almost 4:30. i'm barbara gibbs. i'm john clark we have special updated on the changing weather conditions. barbara: all school systems are closed because of the storm. we start with weather and traffic together with meteorologist don schwenneker in the first alert storm center. don: good morning to you. let's talk about what we are seeing as far as the watches, warnings, advisories. everybody is under a winter storm warning or weather advisory through this evening. all the pink areas until 6:00 tomorrow is a winter storm warning and includes the triangle, fayetteville. harnett county, johnston county. south and east of i-95 we are seeing the purple areas, that is a went weather advisory in effect until 6:00 tonight and they may advance that as they go through the evening. a look the first alert doppler xp and leading edge of this what we are seeing

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. >> john: it happened at 2:30 a.m. on sand lake road near i-4 in orange county. troopers arrestd 29-year-old juan torres of ocoee, facing dui charges, this is video from the scene and appears the car slammed into the back of the trooper's suv. no word yet on any injuries. >> there was a shooting last night right near ucf and happened at the marquis apartments on sterling university lane. this is right across the street from ucf's campus. deputies say a 19-year-old has nonlife-threatening injuries, no arrest have been made. >> a man from maitland disappeared during a hiking trip in colorado and you see from the map where we are talking about. officials are desperately searching for 58-year-old ronald weber. when he went hiking in the rocky mountain national park. it is unclear where he was headed and they say he was not prepared to spend the night. the area has experienced high winds and cold temps ever since that time. water in florida hospital orlando tested positive for the bacteria that cause legionnaires disease. the bacteria causes the disease or steam. peop

john mccain. bad news for bill bradley. bernie sand sers hoping history doesn't repeat itself. host: talking about the divisions in the g.o.p. oin eggy noonan's head points out the following. guest: i think again the republican party is struggling with the old paradigm no longer works. which is the republican party was the trusted party in which it's so and so's turn. with every primary with the modern primary in 1925 with the republicans it's always been someone's turn. it was bob dole's turn. it was john mccain's turn. it was george w. bush's turn, it was mitt romney's turn. in this primary it's really nobody's turn and donald trump has turned the race on its head and is campaigning in a way that establishment candidates almost never campaign. i mean, think about this. what other -- have you ever seen an establishment republican can't date turn and boo the press which is what donald trump does in almost every really he is? have you ever seen a republican presidential candidate make the gaffs and issteps or have their popularity increase not decrease? that's what usually happe

sand hills. we will talk about that and have the seven-day forecast in a date. john: breaking news. a big water main break that could impact your route to work. barbara: it is in the 700 block of durham road also known as highway 98 in wake forest. gloria rodriguez has the latest. good morning. gloria: good morning to you. around me. they have blocked off part of durham road also known as highway 98. this is what you need to know. it is closed between u.s. one to tyler run drive. where we are is a little farther out because we were told to stay a little further away because there's the threat of possibly that road caving in. but in this video here lots of water gushing up and the road starting to break away. detours have been posted so if you are in this area police will help you get around. the wake forest police department says they have cut off water to about 70 to 80 residents until they get this fixed. it is unclear how long it will take. the public utilities crew got here about a half hour ago and they are trying to fix the situation. an interesting thing is when you get close

john. >> that's a huge discrepancy. tom foreman, thanks so much. clearly major potential for upheaval in the races that seems fitting for this campaign season that keeps getting wilder. we'll dig deeper into the shifting sands the starting with the republicans and bring in john king who is in secedar rapids, iowa and nia mallika henderson and dana bash in washington. john, i want to start with you on the likely voter screen. there is the issue of people that showed up to caucus before and there is a huge difference in this case. it gets to the issue of the ground game. what are you seeing in terms of the ground game when it comes to donald trump and ted cruz? >> it's a fascinating question, john, when you go from campaign to campaign, the trump people think you will have record turnout for the republican caucuses and if that is the case and people come out of the wood work, many would be there for the first time as you just discussed, many would have to register to vote as republicans. if that happens, if you see turnout numbers around 170,000, anywhere approaching 200,000, guess what? we'll have a good night for donald trump during the iowa caucuses. the other campaigns, ted cruz will go up because he thin

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we are going to dig deeper into the shifting sands of the parties, starting with the republicans. john king is in cedar rapids, iowa. a dana bash in washington. there is the issue of likely caucus goers and people who have showed up before and there is a huge difference in this case it gets to the issue of the ground game. what are you seeing in terms of the ground game when it comes to donald trump and ted cruz? >> it's a fascinating question. the trump people think you will have record turnout for the republican caucuses. if that is the case and people come out of the wood work many would be there for the first time. many of them would have to register to vote as republicans that night at the caucuses. if that happened and you see 170,000, approaching 200,000 it's a good night for donald trump. the other campaigns, ted cruz thinks that turnout will go up because he thinks he will turn out 30,000 evangelical voters. mitt romney, just shy of 30,000 in iowa. mike huckabee won in 2008 with 40,000 votes. that's all it took, 40,000 votes for huckabee to win in 2008 when the turnout was aro

john: u.s. defense secretary speaks out about the u.s. navy iran. don: as you head out temperatures warmer in the triangle than the sand hills. moving in later on here in the city, parking is hard to find. seems like everyone drives. and those who do should switch to geico because you could save hundreds on car insurance. ah, perfect. valet parking. hello! here's the keys. and, uh, go easy on my ride, mate. hm, wouldn't mind some of that beef wellington... to see how much you could save on car insurance, ah! (car alarm sounds) it's ok! don: welcome back. let's look out the weather window and you will see cloudy skies and could be dry for now. this afternoon rain. current numbers 36 south hill. 34 roxboro and 35 hillsborough, 34 durham, raleigh. 37 cary. colder to the south where they have clear skies. 30 favorite. 3 3 33 lillington. looking at the day ahead mostly cloudy now. 38 by lunch. not a ton of sunshine. near 50. low 50's but when the rain starts temperatures back into the upper 40's. we will talk about that rain and have the we bolstered the claim it was carried but by isis. the navy sailors tkaeupbtd in iran. he says

john young parkway at president's drive doesn't seem to be causing significant delays and no roadblock but use caution there as well. looking at drive times, i4 westbound is slow. i-4 eastbound slowing from sand lake to downtown, 17 minutes. the 528 is looks good. it's pretty much up to speed. that's it for live drive traffic. >> john: scary moments for a blind man. two dogs attack him and his service dog while they were out thankfully, so i really can't stay 12340e9 >> john: go buy some of that sidewalk ice melt. >> it's not that cold here. >> john: maybe in jacksonville, they'll be buying snow shovels. we complain, it's 43. kids have to put on a jacket to go outside. >> amy: a whole layer. >> john: we saw our sister station in chicago. be thankful you are here. >> amy: it's in the teens and single digits. >> john: let's look at the stories making headlines. >> amy: a blind man and his service dog are recovering after being attacked by two other dogs. he said that he and his dog were out taking a walk. then two pit bulls came out of nowhere. one of the dogs grabbed his service dog's neck and another one bit his leg. a by stander was able to step in and help. the man who owns the dogs is >> j

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sand, is so important. baltimore now bracing for what could be a very treacherous weather weekend. >> i'm john gonzales in maryland, about 20 miles north of washington, d.c., where folks are really heeding the warnings and getting red write for what sounds like is going to be a major snow storm this weekend. folks buying their ice melt, their de-icer, their shoveling. this lady here, what are you buying? >> i am buying some salt. i have a dog and i want to make sure she is safe going outside. >> reporter: and it is not you this stuff that is flying off the shelves, but folks have been buying the snow blowers. they're calling for a foot or more of snow here in the d.c. err why and the hardware stores like this one, they have extra shipments coming in almost each hour. >>> coming up after the break, if you're anxiously awaiting the release of the next "star wars" film, episode eight, the ne >>> well, it is hard to believer, but it is that time of year again, tax time, but that also means the thieves are ton hunt to steal your well earned refund. before you file your taxes, there are some things you need to know that

johns. >> didn't need it. it was a miscalculation. >> you will need two layers let's take look at our satellite-radar picture. a little precipitation getting closer to the sand hills. not quite there yet but we'll give it another hour to two hours, you may start to see some rain. while some of that is showing up as snow had the mountains, we won't see that here. our temperatures will be too warm for that. even though it is # # in benson an roxboro, 31 in rocky mount. -- it is 32 in benson and roxboro, 31 in rocky mount, the temperatures will warm up. the showows begin to carlos depavia up into the area. rain will an cross the entire region. there may be a few thunderstorms. tomorrow looks beautiful. partly cloudy and 52. we'll talk more about the potential for precipitation on sunday. i will tell that you amounts look light. renee? >> thank you. >>> a study says a certain variety of foods can reduce >> coming up, we'll tell you about the three vegetables you might want to add to your plate. >> the the weekend is about to begin and the world appear toughest rodeo is just one option for fun. our out and about editor will be live to talk about ticket this weeke

john: fans watching the panthers and seahawks game sunday in charlotte will be able to stuff on this. a mammoth new creation the panthers sand wimp including six ounce beef patty with pulled pork and cheese and bacon and it is sold for $15.01 as in 15 wins and one loss. barbara: so, do you think one person could eat that or take multiple people? john: get that girl from england. sleek -- sleek -- she can do it. don: i would try. it looks good. i don't know if i would eat it all at once. i might have to break it into parts. that does look good. barbecue this early? but when you have been up since 2:00 it is lunch. let's talk rain chances. none today. a lot of sunshine. tomorrow 80% chance of showers in your area and that goes away into next week. live look into downtown raleigh and right now 20's, dew point 19. 69% humidity. gaining two minutes of sunlight. live look into fayetteville and 33 there with a southwest wind five miles an hour. we are seeing temperatures in the 20's from oxford to roanoke rapids. you are in the 30's, above freezing in roxboro, 33. 32 louisburg and chapel hill. 24 the cold spot in sanford. 32 fayett

at me from marshfield have to get out there and salt and sand night even if just rain is going to freeze later on check this out came in from john got to do this hi kevin lily nice for you to check in. where justin sent this picture looks like he's got a dusting this over keep those reports coming into us all keep you >> team coverage now fox 25 ted daniels with a look at the road conditions. >> heading east on the pike and the charlton stretch so approaching auburn not too long looking at a steady mix of sleet and snow. same store in the westbound side for those heading west out of the city, we found that the rain snow line began around the natick area. of course it stretches all the way out west past fitchburg and out past pittsfield. doesn't seem to be making a big impact on the evening commute right now because is not sticking on the major thoroughfares with all the traffic. we have spotted the sanding truck so we can tell you that we know the pike is being treated. expect vocational snow showers to continue over the next several hours if you're waiting for a loved one especially west and north of 128 hopefully the much of a

sand berms out there. i hope you can see them. it is challenging with the blowing snow as john mentioned they are meant to keep any flooding out to sea and keep it from the land here. flooding during high tides today this morning roughly speaking for everybody along the coastline between 7 and 8:00 a.m. and 7 and 8:00 p.m. that would be the time to look out for coastal flooding. a concern here but these sands the water is still a distance away and approaching high tide time so keep you posted on how close the high tide gets and noting now the winds are picking up gusting at 35 miles per hour and it hurts so as diane said best for you to just stay indoors as you roll on through the day but none the less some of the most significant impacts on staten island. andrea and diane back to you. >> stay safe out there. coastal flooding is also a residents are facing volunteer evacuation noticed issued at a number of shoreline communities. meg baker is there live this morning. tough to see you out there, meg. >> good morning andrea and diane and if you think this looks bad we are hearing

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i-4 eastbound from sand lake to downtown, 15 minutes. 528 up to speed. that's it for your traffic, back to you guys. >> john: 8:51. one of florida's biggest industries may be in trouble. >> luanne: why orange juice isn't a big seller anymore. our pet of the day, hello to simon! in his sombrero. if you want your pet featured as our pet of the day post your pets on our facebook page. >> john: why am i craving chips >> luanne: tacos, any day! 8:51 is now your find your sweet spot today with dunkin's chicken apple sausage sandwich. enjoy sweet apple and savory sausage together for under 400 calories. from dunkin' donuts. of espresso, milk, uplift your mood. indulge in a hot or iced macchiato today. america runs on dunkin'. >> john: on the business watch, our famous florida orange groves could get quieter the next few years. >> luanne: ryan is here to tell us why people are not drinking as much oj these days. good morning, ryan. >> ryan: surprising to hear but they say demand for orange juice at a 30-year low now and not good for the sunshine state. experts say it is because people are trying new kinds of bevera

john mccain. bad news for bill bradley. bernie sand sers hoping history doesn't repeat itself.ost: talking about the divisions in the g.o.p. oin eggy noonan's head points out the following. guest: i think again the republican party is struggling with the old paradigm no longer works. which is the republican party was the trusted party in which it's so and so's turn. with every primary with the modern primary in 1925 with the republicans it's always been someone's turn. it was bob dole's turn. it was john mccain's turn. it was george w. bush's turn, it was mitt romney's turn. in this primary it's really nobody's turn and donald trump has turned the race on its head and is campaigning in a way that establishment candidates almost never campaign. i mean, think about this. what other -- have you ever seen an establishment republican can't date turn and boo the press which is what donald trump does in almost every really he is? have you ever seen a republican presidential candidate make the gaffs and issteps or have their popularity increase not decrease? that's what usually happens

sand... collects particles... and even sings happy birthday to itself once a year. the internet is going crazy for this 7-year-old's dance moves. "music" john phillip from the philippines is dancing to justin bieber's "sorry". the video is a mega hit on facebook. and john has already been a guest on 'ellen' twice... but this is his most successful video yet. it's been viewed more than 4 million times in less than 24 hours! the screen actors guild awards, all about diversity this year. a stark contrast to the controversy surrounding this years oscars nominees. david daniel looks at the night's biggest winners and moments. --reporter pkg-as follows-- "ladies and gentlemen, welcome to diverse tv." the 22nd annual sag awards turned into a show of strength for diversity in hollywood. queen movie "bessie"... "and i hope that anyone out there who does not come in the package that people say you should: keep fighting for it." for the second straight year, "orange is the new black" doubled down: uzo aduba repeated as best female actor in a comedy... "a show that reflects and represents so many people." ...and the show triumphed again as best comedy

527, an accident at sand lake road. drive times, eastbound, westbound i-4 in the red. to downtown, eight minutes. westbound 408 at 22 minutes. more on our website fox35orlando.com. john: developing right now, six people recovering after an overnight gas leak in orlando. amy: it started at an apartment building on walden circle at 3:00 this morning. jackie orozco is letting us know how things are now. reporter: a total of six people were poisoned by the carbon monoxide. i've been trying to get in touch with management. there was a couple of managers on scene, but they didn't want to speak with us. let's look at video. you can see how active it was. police say a family of four from this apartment building at the is under renovation, firefighters say they got a call about 2:45 this morning in reference to a gas leak. firefighters say construction workers left a generator on and in turn poisoned six people with carbon monoxide. firefighters evacuated the building and two more people were taken to the hospital. that came up with a total of six people that were treated. they are all expected to be ok. so, again, we're still trying to stay in touch with managers and trying

sand hills. we will talk about a warm-up in the complete forecast and you will need some rain gear tomorrow. that is next. john: emotions high in a north carolina courtroom as the man accused of killing a good samaritan faced a judge. the judge told him he was charged with murder. ice when jefferson hevner and others stopped to help them. he then shot hevner. his attorney said he is sad and depressed over what happened. barbara: in raleigh the oakwood cemetery is upping the ante in searching for vandals increasing a reward to $3,500 for information. nine monuments were targeted last month. the vandals mainly hit monuments connected to the confederatecy grand jury cleared them john: a big change in who can john: welcome back, 6:45 and 38 degrees. barbara: we are following breaking news a deadly isis attack it syria at least 20 dead after multiple bombings targeted a government run checkpoint. it was just hours after government forces retook a town from on session fighters and country. john: european leaders struggle to agree on a unified approach to the migrant crisis but daneish laurels are set to vote on a me

john. in a familiar blast k mask and men nicing tone, he sands behind five hostages on their knees and aims wrath at david cameron saying cameron is arrogant and foolish like his predecessors. >> in fact, david, you are more of an imbecile. only a imbecile would dare to wage war against the supreme. >> reporter: the men are accused of spying on the british. if this man bear as chilling resemblance to jihadi john, there is a reason. >> this person, whoever he is is trying to replicate that scary behavior of his predecessor. >> reporter: jihadi john, the british isis militant identified by western intelligence terrified western audiences as he presided over the americans james folly and other hostages. >> it's only right we continue to strike the next of your people. >> reporter: jihad john was killed in november in a drone strike in the isis stronghold of syria. analysts say isis is trying to recapture his group but the group tends to post these videos when it's on the ropes. >> i think the timing of the video clearly has to do with recent battle field losses. they lost ramadi and their terr

sand's owner has scheduled a meeting tomorrow with raiders owner. >>> two local baristas from old world coffee will be compete nothing the coffee championships in kansas city next week. john french and chris garrison will be judged not only on the taste of the coffee but also the presentation. they will have to talk about where the coffee came from and how they are preparing it. night for the past three months. >> you're talking about public speaking for 10 straight minutes while physically moving about a cafe environment. i guess i could have winged it, but i'm more of a preparer. >> the coffee will duo will be using is from the hub coffee roasters and will be sold at old world coffee after that competition. >>> colin jackson joins us now. >> you know what, it kind of just tapping on the door for now in the tahoe area. but it will start pounding on it and soon the door will fly open and it will come. showers to light snow in pockets here. not a lot of it. it was snowing today and then it turned to slush. the coldest air with this storm is not here yet. overall, it's quiet for the most part. round of rain and snow mix is on interstate 80 well east of here near elko. in th

wait until you see how low they're and john kasich the latest on the 30. adlib 4shot the coldest yes. two million, four hundred thousand, fifty-three grains of sand. steak 'n shake's we'll never miss half-price, hand-dipped milkshakes again. but master, happier hour is from two to five now. pardon me? they added an hour. ...two mill - great, i've lost count. p happy hour just got happier. p get half-priced winter shakes,r now from two to five. the coldest morning of the season is on tap as you step out this morning with temperatures near zero in many spots and wind chill factors from 10 to 15 below zero. we are dry and clear so roads look good the problem is that cold with a wind chill advisory until 1pm. while we are sunny today we will only get to 14 degrees with wind chill values staying below zero for most of the day. we stay dry tonight and on tuesday with lows down to 6 tonight and wind chill values from zero to 5 below. our next snow chance could cause issues for wednesday mornings commute with slippery driving and accumulating snow for the first part of wednesday. we stay at it below freezing the remainder of the week with a second round

sand witch. >> a cock meantry featuring the big red money. colder out there. >>john: rain in the picture. southeast indiana some showers making their way through riply. those will slide in the cincinnati area in the next couple of hours. a couple of hit or miss showers through the morning. the wide spread rain holds off no the afternoon. upper 40s early this afternoon. around warm day not quite as warm as yesterday. low 40s late day as the rain becomes more wide spread. as perry alluded to it is getting colder this weekend. a front comes through tonight 34 tomorrow. it shouldn't be a big problem for us. sunday some more snow showers as another front comes through. the leading edge of bitter cold air. that one will moan windy conditions upper 20s sunday. any accumulations on the snow showers less than an monday morning we are sitting in around 4 degrees. 16 the high monday. then back no the 20s and 30s next woke. a little more snow possible wednesday. >> sheila: another 30 minutes joan us for "good >>> welcome back to "cbs this morning." >>> coming up in this half hour, kicker blair walsh

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tried that rescue, so they were going to kind of rub his nose in the sand and get -- let reagan take the credit. >> yeah. well, john, this saturday at 10:00 p.m. and sunday at 4:00 p.m. american history tv's "real america" is going to show events from the hostage crisis. we've got some video from events during that time. i want to show you and the rest of our viewers a little bit from the programming. this is jimmy carter on january 20th, 1981, in the oval office working the phones as he is getting the news that the hostages were on the airplane and about to take off. take a listen. >> we've gotten word through another country that the -- that nabab in iran has stated that -- he stated at 8:13 this morning that he would inform them when the plane leaves. so, i presume -- that is the first message we've had from iran that the plane will be leaving. nsa op. >> the time is getting close. >> yes. all right. no. i got it. i got it. both planes are in, at the end of the runway. see ya later. >> jimmy carter on january 20, 1981, part of some of the video you'll see on american history's tv "real america" this weekend. 10:

john: ben carson steps back it pay tribute to a young campaign volunteer. don: as you head out we have temperatures around 20 in the triangle and mid 20's in the sand hills. we will warm up today and settles back don: welcome back. let's talk about the bus stop forecast. it will be like yesterday. you want to bundle the kids up. temperatures in the teens. by 8:00 we are still seeing low 20's. it will be a little warmer this afternoon when they come home. 16 roanoke rapids, 21 rocky mount. 22 louisburg, 20 hillsborough, 20 siler city. 21 cary, 24 pinehurst, 24 hope mills, 24 fayetteville and 21 in goldsboro. we look at the day ahead. 20 right now,ly by lunchtime 31 and late day we'll see snow showers around and less than a quarter inch most places especially south of the triangle we may just see flurries. we will have the seven-day forecast in a bit. barbara: a day after endorsing donald trump sarah palin will join him on the campaign trail. the two make an answerppearance in tulsa. she put her seal of approval on him at iowa state university. her oldest son is facing domestic violence charges. court documents say track allegedly punched his girlfriend in

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