julie steve chat about weather our better chance for scattered snow showers develops this afternoon and will continue during the evening rush. visibility will reduce at times with our more intense bursts of snow. but remember, it doesn't take much to make roads treacherous if a snow squall develops. in all, around a half inch of snow is possible. the max amount is around 1" but that would be very isolated. the weekend begins with another round of arctic cold air. the front that will trigger our snow showers will unleash winds from the north that will push our temperatures into the single digits on saturday like -5 to -10 on saturday morning. skies will be partly cloudy on saturday with a high 5 and highs increase to 22 in the afternoon hours. skies will be mostly cloudy on sunday with light snow showers developing in the evening hours. snow will continue sunday night into monday morning and we could see some light accumulations to start the day. but as temperatures rise, this snow could turn to rain, which would then start if you like to explore the outdoors you now have a new place to

stacey: if the local option sales tax does pas, it would go into effect on july 1. steve: an important celebration today, and a fresh start, for the iowa air national guard. it is the 75th anniversary of the 132nd fighter wing. two months ago, pilots again began flying missions out of the base, without ever seeing the aircraft. they are flying remotely-piloted all over the globe. col. ford: when aircraft over in theater take off and get up in the air, we'll then take over control of the aircraft and fly the mission, until it's time to come back and land. being conducted out of des surveillance and cybersecurity john deere is cutting 100 workers from two iowa plants, on april 1. the company says 80 of those jobs will be cut at deere's davenport facility, the other 20 at its dubuque plant. job reductions are connected to deere's forestry and construction division. stacey: right now, three iowans have tested positive for the mosquito-borne zika virus. all three are women and traveled to countries where the virus is present. and tonight, the cdc reveals details about the othe

julie: hi, steve... steve: what do you do? bookkeeper for a steel company, and, uh, i'm married to a much younger husband. audience: whoo. [mary laughs] steve: well, i mean, you didn't really have to tell that. [laughter] steve: just said you was married. so,t-

for his big release. >> ginger: that steve is way more active than the steve we have here. >> lisa: and much cuter, too. >> julie: i'm on your side, steve. >>> loren korn shows us how a young boy took action when he saw trash in the neighborhood. along the roads in the area. 10-year-old caleb knew something had to be done. >> it makes me sad that there's all that trash. >> reporter: which is why the 10-year-old and his family clean up trash in his neighborhood at least once a week. >> sometimes i just find coke bottles and a lot of foam cups. >> reporter: on sunday the family says they collected at least two bags full of trash just along their street on high banks road and posted to facebook to get other residents involved. what they didn't expect were these pictures of caleb to go viral. >> the response has been amazing. we've had over 250 likes for young caleb, and i'm hoping this will get the word out for those that i see throughout the mornings taking a stroll. >> reporter: residents also gave the family an idea. >> there will be a sign that's >> reporter: caleb is going to be in charge of keeping it clean b

steve: her name is julie peele. police investigated and charged her with a dozen felonies. tisha: she was recently in court and changed her story. diane: after continuing to deny selling sick puppies, peele took responsibility. do you realize they are sick? >> no, they are not sick. diane: after facing several felonies, she owned up to it. she pled guilty to six counts of obtaining property under false pretenses. i started investigating her more than two years ago when a cary family says they body sick pup from peele. we also heard from more than a dozen other families will say peele sold them sick puppies. >> over 2000 in bills trend to get him healthy. diane: the vet suspected carver. -- suspected parvo. >> for her to stop doing this and be done. diane: after larry mcavoy body who he said was also -- bought a dog who he said was also sick, we confronted her. she insisted she gave the puppies her shots -- their shots and they were not sick. >> the puppy is fine. he does not look sick at all. it has had what it is supposed to have at his age. i'm not doing anything wrong. d

july 1. stephanie: steve is the only person who loves the drama in the political race. it helps him. us, it gives us a headache. ♪ julie: gold futures near him three months highs -- near three months highs. building momentum as stocks continue to sell off. here to discuss the next move is out inining me from chicago. we have seen this strength in what is a low inflationary environment. there is a lote, of turmoil in risky assets. do you think it will have more likes here? >> gold futures look good right now. gold wears two hats. you have geopolitical risk and you havee when negative interest rates. what is going on as we have negative interest rates up ross the board in nine different countries here. , negative interest rate on the two-year yields. if you look at other countries like germany, spain, switzerland, they are all negative. gold is holding that value each means if you put $100,000 into gold, in 100 years, you will not have any return on it. that in italy put and invest in a two-year bond, you end up earning a negative rate on their and lose 1.i've percent on it. right now,

steve: funny guy. a lot of jokes about food like you just heard, fatherhood, and many other life observations. stacey: the fully dressed tour will be in des moines july 31. tickets go on sale friday at 10:00 a.m. paul simon is also coming to des moines. steve: the legendary singer-songwriter will perform at the des moines civic center on may 18. tickets for rhyming paul simon go on sale friday at 9:00 a.m. stacey: simon has 12 grammys and was inducted into the song-writers and rock and roll halls of fame. steve: and we have another iowa state fair grandstand act to tell you about. brett eldredge will perform on saturday august 13. stacey: jason derulo announced a grandstand concert last week. the newsboys, dierks bentley, and jeff dunham will also appear at this year's fair. this next video is too cute not to share. you have to see this. a panda spilling down a slope of soft snow. the toronto zoo posted this video of a giant panda taking an adorable tumble last week. the zoo says the panda woke up , saw the snow, and just just -- and just couldn't resist. steve: we're back next with a final check of the forecast. ternet speed from centurylink, a fami

julie dolan! damaging winds blew through the tri-state this afternoon... turn to 9 first warning chief meteorologist steve raleigh those strong winds caused quite the headache for homeowners across the tri- state tonight. and now that it beginning to slow down... it's now time for clean up. our ashley zilka is live in clermont county with a look at some of the damage. this is exactly what strong winds are capable of doing. take a look over here massive tree fell onto this home in loveland. right now- it's time for clean up. crews are using chainsaws to cut off these branches and get them off the roof. imagine pulling up to your houseand this is the first thing you see on weber road. (cover with best video)betty merrill: homeowner23:17 i drove up and saw the tree on the good part of the house that it could have fallen on. the garage. did some pretty significant damage.betty merrill says she had no idea what had happened until a neighbor called her and told her to get home fast. her home at the time. the family left their dog outside in the backyard because of the warm weatherthe tree missed him. betty merr

july of 2015. sorenson waved his right to a trial by jury and planned to steve: opening statements got underway today in the murder trial of a boone man. the trial was moved to decorah because of pre-trial publicity. prosecutors say alexander fazzino killed his wife in their boone home in january of 2012. they claim fazzino feared losing his job with the fareway food stores if she divorced him. emily fazzino's grandfather founded fareway. stacey: several bills pass the iowa house today expanding gun rights in iowa. as cynthia fodor shows us, one controversial bill allows children of any age to use any guns with their parents' supervision. cynthia: lawmakers opposed to children shooting guns debated the bill for nearly an hour. >> logically, having a three-year-old hold or shoot a handgun does not make sense. logically, this bill is completely ridiculous. cynthia: those in favor of dropping the 14-year-old age requirement for handguns say its about giving rights back to the >> me i want to take my , daughters out and teach them proper handgun safety along with proper long gun safety. i should be able

july. >> we were in traffic with the lines for an hour and a half. >> we are expected toff another warm day. steve paulson joins us. >> claudine, day two. >> i never get this welcome. >> i see you all the time. beach weather one more day and big changes. this is nice, it's february. temperature will continue to be way above averages you imagine. record highs yesterday, it was close, then it backed off. richmond 77, san francisco 77, sfo tied at 75, oakland air port 74. if it felt warm it was. sonoma county airport was too. 40s and 50s. the breeze tails off slightly and that makes a difference. it will be nice, we're waiting on a system. it will get here late wednesday. sunny, warm, near 80 for a few, they don't last long, way above normal and that translates to a lot of 70s to near 80 degrees. 4:02, sal. >> nice and early steve. >> is it ever. >> time to get going for some. let's look at the commutes here. bay bridge toll plaza, that looks good, no major problems cutting um to the pay -- coming up to the pay gates. today not as light as yesterday, yesterday was the holiday. todd everyone is back,

july 31st. tickets for his show also go on sale february 26. >> you make all my screws come loose. steve: and country star brett eldredge will perform in des moines on saturday, august 13. he is the latest iowa state fair grandstand act to be revealed. tickets go on sale march 5 at 10:00 a.m. stacey: now, let's take a live look outside from our downtown skycam road. still pretty warm for this kind of year -- this time of year. kurtis: not doing so bad with the cloud cover kind of keeping the temperatures up. we didn't have a tremendous amount of wind. we are staying that way tonight. ames, 37. ottumwa, 37. many locations made it into the sun comes up tomorrow at 6:59. temperature around the freezing mark. a little light snow tomorrow, mainly north of highway 20, a dusting possible. i did the best chance in extreme northern iowa. new, mostly cloudy, 44 degrees. temperatures tomorrow about normal. we will be around 46 at 3:00 p.m. still in the 40's at 6:00 p.m. we have the cloud cover today. there wasn't a lot of sunshine. a little more sunshine in east central iowa. here is a little light

july, that would be great. >> but it is what come ? >> it is february. >> thank you, steve. >> any time. >>> let's take a look at the bay bridge toll plaza. taken from the emeryville camera. traffic is moving along okay. almost empty here. driving in to san francisco. we are also looking at interstate 880, in oakland, north and southbound, the traffic continues to look pretty good, with no major issues. it is a nice-looking commute. as we look at the south bay commute here, traffic is doing very well, on all of the south bay freeways off to a good start. 402, let's go back to the desk. >> thank you, sal. >>> also new this morning, apple's ceo tim cook says his company will resist a federal judge's order to help the fbi break into an iphone belonging to one of the shooters in the deadly san bernardino terror attacks. in a statement, posted early this morning, on apple's web site, cook argued that such a move would undermine encryption by creating a back door that could then be used on future devices. the ruling yesterday was a first of its kind. investigators want to know if

steve hayes, writer for the weekly standard and julie pace, white house correspondent for the associated press. you and i were at this breakfast this morning with the chief strategist for the clinton campaign. they say this q poll, the quinnipiac poll out today showing clinton's lead essentially evaporating. down from 44% to 42%. they insist this is an outlier. but it raised some eyebrows. >> it is a scary thing for democrats at a time when she's gone through iowa and now, here she's trailing bernie sanders by a big amount. and it is making democrats really nervous about her. we have to wait and see more national polls. that's a very precipitous drop. it looks like an outlier. what was interesting this morning, joel did not try to spin new hampshire as well. if we lose by this much, it is a comeback for us. no. they don't expect to win here. they are looking beyond happen hal. she scheduled a trip to flint, michigan, before new hampshire votes. that tells you she is looking at south carolina. more friendly turf. big african-american electorate. they want to i think get through this and g

july. more than one dozen dogs were living in unspeakable conditions. the southwest michigan [indiscernible] club nursed the dog back to health. steve d.: a close call on a busy highway. the heart stopping video is coming next. and this was a nightmare flight. the family says they were kicked off the plane. and if you have ever seen anything like this, it is pink was on a treadmill going through and wheat lost plan. -- a weight loss plan. and it looks like a good weekend coming up. chris: it is still a little bit on the blustery side. the mid-30's, but allannouncer: abc 11 is keeping you connected. find us on facebook, like our page, and stay up-to-date on news updates. steve d.: a huge mess caused by a blizzard dumping more than 15 many people spending the night in their cars on the side of the roads. many flights in and out of chicago were canceled because of that storm. tamara: and president obama has had meetings of the white house to talk about a potential supreme court nominee. he has been consulting privately with lawmakers. republicans in the senate have refused to confirm a nominee. steve d.: feet against his cabin door and

july 2, 2015 and february 3 2016. next how uber is responding for , the first time after one of its drivers is accused of a violent shooting spree. steve: plus, summons surprise. a person who appreciates the police giving them a traffic ticket. stacey: and, flying high in school. aviation students are using. announcer: this is iowa's news leader. this is kcci 8 news at 10:00 with steve karlin, stacey horst, chief meteorologist john mclaughlin, and sports director andy garman. stacey: right now in phoenix, investigators search for a members. police say the shooter was a brother and son in the family. a six-year-old is among the dead. fire officials say the shooter set the two-story house on fire. responders were shot at as they tried to enter the house. police fatally shot the male suspect after a confrontation inside the home. new reaction tonight from uber, after one of its drivers is accused of going on a shooting rampage saturday, killing 6 people. >> this is a driver who passed a criminal background check. this was a duranged person who committed horrific crimes. safety is one of the reasons we've grown so much. there is no anonymi

july 31st, harry potter's birthday. remember that pig hanging out at a new hampshire polling place cynthia fodor showed us yesterday? steve: we are learning a more today about his political pig-suasion. his owner says the 600-pound pig in the area and wandered over to the polling place, so he could vote for trump. the pig wasn't in the best of moods, though. one witness says the it was belligerent, a little pig-headed, and even started to get "a little snippy with people." stacey: we're back next with a final check of your forecast. you watching kcci 8 news at 5:00. with 40 megs of internet speed from centurylink, a family of four can all be online at the same time, streaming, gaming, or downloading movies. yeah, the internet's great, yeah, that's not working. i much prefer the two-day beard, horn-rimmed glasses, just-slept-in-his-car kinda thing. yeah, i miss the rumpled crazy uncle look. okay. be "paul giamatti." that's the essence of this role. feel like a hollywood insider stacey: what is ahead? kurtis: a cold night. the snow was over in central iowa. still some activity down in jasper. very light. temperatures in the

steve. >>> we're going from rain to snow. as we head into tonight, julie, it looks like that transition will happen late tonight into the overnight. lets give you the lay of the land of what's happening. you mentioned and it bears repeating because we've had it is now canceled for all of the tri-state. the reason why is we're now not going to be seeing any real strong pockets of heavy rain. it looks like we could see some light to moderate rain tonight but generally things are tapering off. after about 10:00, we're going to see rain to snow for tonight and then we're talking about snow showers. that's the overview. the area of low pressure that's driving the rain toward us now starting to lift to the north. as it begins to november northeast, that colder air is going to wrap in. it's going to take some time for that cold air to get here. it's out around indianapolis now so it is going to take a little while to really change our forecast. you'll notice right at present we've got a line of heavy rain around oxford. we could see some heavier rain tonight, but

invasion.deputies say several men kicked down the door to a home on julie court in chesnee ...then robbed the family inside at gunpoint.sheriff steve mueller says the men then fled but for some unknown reason they fired shots into the home as the leftone of the shots hit the teen who was hiding in a closet. 3 3 "wether they thought it was to scare the homeowners or keep them from chasing after them or anything..when you have a responsible for where it goes" "once we apprehend them they will be charged with attempted murder" murder"wednesday night after the shooting, mueller says a man showed up to a hospital in rutherfordton with a gunshot wound to his handdeputies say they are considering him - and another guy as persons of interest.as for the girl...she's expected to make a full recovery. counties 3 in greenville county-students are remembering a high school senior killed in a crash during this week's icy weather. weather.17-year old lauryn agnew died monday night. troopers say- she hit a slick spot on verdae boulevard near woodruff road and crashed headon with a tow truck. 3 today-her friends-gathered outside south side high sch

july. more than one dozen dogs were living in unspeakable conditions. the southwest michigan [indiscernible] club nursed the dog back to health. steve d.: a close call on a busy highway. the heart stopping video is coming next. and this was a nightmare flight. the family says they were kicked off the plane. what the passengers did what had them so upset. and if you have ever seen anything like this, it is pink was on a treadmill going through and wheat lost plan. -- a weight loss plan. and it looks like a good weekend coming up. chris: it is still a little bit the butchers will bottom out in the mid-30's, but all systems weekend.announcer: abc 11 is keeping you connected. find us on facebook, like our page, and stay up-to-date on news updates. steve d.: a huge mess caused by a blizzard dumping more than 15 inches of snow. many people spending the night in their cars on the side of the roads. many flights in and out of chicago were canceled because of that storm. tamara: and president obama has had meetings of the white house to talk about a potential supreme court nominee. republicans in the senate have refused to confirm a nominee.

julie dolan! we could see some heavy rain at times overnight...and it will likely cause some troubles on your morning drive work!so let's check in with nine first warning meteorologist steve raleigh tonight - nine on your side is taking a look at video released from the traffic stop that led to drug charges for a local attorney and w-l-w radio host!lisa wells is off the air... pending the outcome of the case.when she was arrested last month - deputies say they found pills scattered in her car. in the dash cam video - you can hear wells say she doesn't know what they are... and then declines a field sobriety test.we reached out to wells who declined to possession and ovi charges. the fbi and the ohio attorney general's office are investigating three cancer centers in the tri-state. a spokesperson confirming to "9 on your side" that cancer centers in clermont, adams and scioto counties are the focus of a quote, "sealed, federal matter."9 on your side's jason law is in claremont county with why this could be a case of potential health care fraud. the ohio attorney general's office told me their medicaid fraud control unit executed a search warrant earlier tuesday. we also kn

that got shot was even in the 3 3 3 this house on e julie court in chesnee is still roped off with crime scene tape after cherokee county sheriff steve mueller says a teen girl nearly lost her life here wednesday night after two men kicked in the front door of the home."the mother father and a male son were laid out on the floor...but the female child who hear all this she hid in a closet in the home" mueller says the family was held at gunpoint and robbed of some money...and then the robbers ran out out 3 "they were already outside the home and they turn around and start firing at the home...one bullet went through several walls and hit the 13 year old who was still hiding in the closet in the leg""it rattled my windows, they vibrated, i was asleep"brittney williams lives next door and says the gunshots woke her up...then the family that had been robbed showed up at her door door 3 "we let them call 911 because their phones had been taken..then i wrapped the applied pressure to it and waited for them to get here" williams a mother herself says the sight was heartbreaking ""she just said her leg hurt but she could feel it and i just

steve. >>> and now your first at 4:00 weather. let's check again with julie phillips. >> good afternoon. another gorgeous one. here is the view from sun city center and you can see beautiful blue skies out there. temperatures in the low 70s. winds fairly light out of the southeast at this location but some spots have been breezier this afternoon. temperatures low to mid-70s for a lot of us. it's 73 in tampa and in plant city. lakeland coming in at 72. inverness at 70. brooksville, 71 this this afternoon. and winds are out of northeast 10 to 15 miles per hour. and it's been a little gusty at times in inland spots. seeing gusts up to 20, 25 miles per hour in some places. so for the rest of the evening, temperatures will be comfortable, quiet night in store for us. not a cloud in the sky for most of us. and in the mid-60s. tomorrow morning, mid-50s. and then we will top out in the low 70s for friday. and another look at the weekend and also some rain chances moving in to the forecast as we head into next week coming up in the full forecast. >>> the zika virus in florida prompting governor s

steve barrett, channel 9 news. >> the zika virus is here in central florida. an hour ago we told you that a patient in osceola county tested positive. julie, all of florida's 14 cases have two things in common. >> martha, none of the confirmed cases involved pregnant women and those affected are getting it from mosquitoes while traveling. now, the state department of health confirms central florida has its first case of zika virus in osceola county. the department of health is updating the website each day of any confirmed cases. there are 14 in the state with miami-dade county having the highest number of cases at five. osceola county officials plan to put out traps and monitor the mosquito population closely. we spoke with senator bill president to come up with a plan to respond to the mosquito- born illness. >> that's why i wrote to the white house, suggesting we have a point person that can coordinate the entire range of federal, state and local government in trying to get ahead of this virus. >> and for pregnant women, it could lead to birth defects. the cdc will have a conference call in the next two weeks to help train hospital wor

steve barrett, channel 9 eyewitness news. >>> breaking tonight at 6:00, the zika scare has spread into central florida. someone inas cola county has tested positive for the virus. julie has been monitoring the at 4:00. at this hour, julie, there's an online chart where officials in florida. >> bob, health officials say they will update the chart at 2:00 p.m. each day. the cases in florida do not involve pregnant women. instead it involves all people who traveled. now, the department of health is updating a chart on its so far there's a total of 14 zika cases in the state, with miami-dade having the highest number at 5. now there's one confirmed case in central florida in osceola county. county officials plan to put out traps and monitor the mosquito population closely. the illness started in brazil and in pregnant women it can babies. the cdc plans to have a conference call in the next two weeks to train hospital workers, especially ob-gyn doctors and those who care for pregnant women. back to you. >> the alert was just sent to a high school warning parents that students may have been exposed to whooping cough. the student came to school on january 21st. around 250 s

july of 2014. the settlement was not part of the nearly $6 million the family got from the city. steve: a gun shop owner revealing details about saturday's shooting spree by an uber driver. 45-year-old jason dalton admitted killing six and injuring two as he drove for uber in kalamazoo. dalton bought a jacket designed before the rampage and he was laughing and joking, but did not purchase a weapon there. dalton being held without bail. police are trying to figure out a motive. dari: another tech giant is weighing in on the standoff between apple and the government. microsoft founder bill gates says he supports the fbi's effort to break the code on the iphone that was used by one of the san bernardino killers. attorney general loretta lynch is still pressing apple to cooperate with the judge's order to help unlock the phone to gather evidence in the case. dan bowens will have the latest at six. dari: the commander in chief is offering a plan to close the military detention center at guantanamo bay. it's not going over that well on capitol hill. sharon crowley is here with the latest. >>

of information coming out of there from julie o'neill, we will get back to her throughout the evening, but first some whether out there. chief meteorologist steve raleigh. >> we will keep it brief, 56 degrees right now, clear skies, we will stay clear tonight as temperatures drop to the 40s, right through the evening hours. a very pleasant evening around here. we have some changes set for tomorrow, we will start things off with clear skies tonight and maybe there skies for tomorrow morning as you get out the door, things will change as we go through tuesday. the rain at 6 am in the future radar. way out over in illinois. by late morning we got a chance for rain and in the afternoon we are going to see heavy rain. and isolated thunderstorms. it doesn't look like we will things stand right now but some storms on the stronger side. they will move to the area and get winds out of the northwest you will see what happens late tomorrow night into wednesday. possibility of flurries or snow shower coming up. in the meantime tuesday some sun in the morning then reno and possibility of storms for tomorrow. temperatures reaching the upper 50s and 7-day for

july. >> we were in traffic with the line probably for like an hour and a half. >> today we're expected to have another warm day across the bay. we'll check with steve in a few minutes to see how high temperatures could get today. >>> a man suspected in a triple arrest from valentine's day morning. >> and how the suspect was finally caught more than 15 miles away from san francisco. >> the 26-year-old man was arrested, richmond and san francisco police working together to make the arrest happen. it happened around 6:45 yesterday, when richmond police saw the 26-year-old man leave a home and stopped the vehicle he was driving and made the arrest. then two hours later, police in s.w.a.t. gear raided the home as part of the criminal investigation. the 26-year-old is wanted for shooting and killing at least two people in the parking lot of twin peaks lookout in san francisco around 2:00 a.m. on sunday. police say the gunman then carjacked two tourists, stole their suv to get away. a third person was injured and we don't have an update on his condition this morning. we also don't know the identity of the man arrested. police have not arrested that. we ha

steve rattner. we will start with first word and that is julie.rump says he may not need all of the next two months to wrap up the republican president of nomination. trump what his -- trump won his third contest ending up with 45% of the vote. marco rubio and ted cruz were more than 25 percentage points behind. next up, the caucuses on march 1. adding up the toll from last night vascular tornadoes. two people were killed when -- more than 30 were injured. another person was killed in mississippi. in cuba, the older brother of fidel and raul castro has died. ramon castro was 91-year-old, a lifelong rancher who oversaw sugar production in cuba. global news 24 hours a day powered by 2400 journalists in more than 150 news bureaus around the world. i'm julie hyman matt:. let's take a look at some of the retail earnings -- some of the retail companies we have had out today that have put out earnings that did beat market expectations. the shares are down. we heard shannon pettypiece talk about target. down as well. we have been talking that the fact tha

but steve: sir paul mccartney, bringing his musical talent to world of emojis, a group, called love emojis. they include sumo cupid. dari: script for play harry potter will be published as a book on july 1, one day after the debut on the stage in london, story set 19 years after deathly holos hallows, and follows harry's son elvis. >> heavy stuff. >> all right, ramen revolution. >> coming up, hot new food again! r again! again! again! again? again! again! general mills is removing artificial flavors and colors from our cereals. so you can love cereal... . steve: far from average noodles, a ramen revolution in new york. dari: crystal with why people are waiting hours in line for the food craze. reporter: the ramen craze is super polar on this side -- popular on this side of the atlantic you need fat. >> equals flavor but means that when you slirp it up, the soup sticks to the noodles. >> there are no ramen rules, but ivan had tips. >> in japan, it is okay to hold the bowl. some people, old guys, they love the -- >> just take it up. >> from the bowl. reporter: i want to slurp like a pro but i was there the there yet. >> it is difficult to be dainty and eat ram ramen successfully, i woul

steve paterson, nbc news, los angeles. >>> erica. >> craig, thanks. for the first time in history, nasa's latest class of astronauts split. they finish training in july. four women and four men. all chosen for an upcoming mission to mars. we recently caught up with them at johnson space center. the astronauts of 2016 have come a long way. >> one small step for man, one giant leap for mankind. >> 25 seconds. >> reporter: and not just because they're sights are now set far beyond the moon, they also look different. >> you are a class of astronauts is the first one to be equally split on gender lines. is that something you noticed? >> it is something we don't notice day-to-day which is great. the traits we bring to the table >> reporter: in 2013, eight selected. including these four women from more than 6,100 applicants. >> the first grade teacher asked us to draw a picture of what we wanted to be when we grew up. i drew a picture of an astronaut on the moon with a flag. >> you have been thinking about >> reporter: the astronaut candidates go through an intense training program. >> you remember the first time you put one of these suits on what that mome

steve: everyone will complain about it. thank you. dari: thank you. the adventures of harry potter continue. the script for the two part play will be pushed as a book july 31st, one day after the play's premier in london. the story is set 19 years after the deadly hollows and follows his son. the author says harry will struggle with the weight of a family legacy he never wanted. that does make sense. i know you don't care. steve: not at all. really don't. a lot of people do. i'm in the minority. dari: i hope it's good. it will be good. hello, nick. nick: hello. hopefully you'll care about what i have to say about the coldest day -- steve: we're getting scared about the weekend. nick: coldest air of the season, in quite some time. and windchills that will be down 15 to 20 below zero. that's dangerous. you get frostbite real fast if you're not covered up. that's not today or tomorrow or even friday. it will get colder. the weekend is when we get the arctic onslaught. 61 the record high 2001. and right there at 1899 it was 6 below zero. a trace of melt. 100th of an inch of rain today. a fair amount of clouds. 37. the air is dry with an 18 degree dew point.

steve. currently 65 with a 7-mile-per-hour wind from the east in daly city. my goodness. you don't see that in june, july, or august. but you're going to see it today. records. there will be many. not only in the bay area, but out to the sacramento valley. southern california is going to be checking with near 90-degree temps. santa cruz at 80. that's my temperature. the old record is 82 in 1916. hey, how about that? it will be close. gilroy's 80 would be 1 off the record of 81. 1991. livermore 78. 80 back in 1933. other records. there is too many. connect field needs to hit 79. san rafael 77. san jose 76 is 4 short. napa 80. the old record 81 in 1943. that looks really good. san francisco 76. probably. that would tie going back to 1930. sfo 75. oakland downtown 80. tying records set one year ago. back to back years of record highs. that's not good. we have lots of sunshine. i doubt there is 49 any more at napa airport. that's a little old. already 63 in san francisco. 64 half moon bay. i mean, it's going to be a very warm day. looking down towards morgan hill and gilroy to santa cruz is 59 already. 64 sa

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