not the people of knoxville. coming up next ... find out what organizers have planned for this weekend's "coaches versus cancer" event as they defend their title from last year's fundraiser. and hear how the governor in michigan is promising to help flint clean up its water and bottles of water and lawsuits are piling up in flint, michigan. hear what their governor is promising to do now to finally clean up the lead tainted water the city has been drinking for years. its a small town with a big heart. hear how knoxville plans to defend its coaches versus cancer fundraising title this weekend. and they've been arch rivals since birth. meet the family that will be divided by birth certificates this weekend in denver. there were no smiles on wall street at the end of the trading day today. a bad start to 2016 just got a whole lot worse. the dow jones industrial average had already lost nine-percent of its value in the first two weeks of trading this year. today it dropped another one-and-a- half-percent. the dow dropped nearly 250 poi

in knoxville, jacob peklo, local 5 news. we are iowa." jack: new tonight at 10, a new strain of the bird flu has hit a turkey farm in the midwest. jack: this one will get the interest of all poultry farmers. the usda confimed that the new strain has infected turkeys in dubois county, indiana. federal officials say this strain is different from the one that ravaged iowa's poultry farms last summer. the farm of nearly 60 thousand turkeys was euthanized to prevent the spread of the disease. outbreak killed nearly 50 million birds in the u-s. stephanie: turning to your local election headquarters now, one candidate says supporters might get sick of seeing him here in iowa. stephanie that's because donald trump says he's going to be in iowa so much the next couple of weeks. trump said he attracts the biggest crowd of any candidate and he has a great relationship with iowans. the only doubt pundits have is whether his supporters will show up to their precincts on caucus night. he's confident they will. " i have a feeling we're gonna do better t

overall, knoxville's coaches vs. cancer event has raised more than 282 - thousand dollars. the des moines register just announced who they plan to endorse for president. they decided to go with hillary clinton for the democrats and marco rubio for the republicans. they chose rubio because he represents his party's best hope and a new direction... as for clinton they chose her because she has the most experience out of the three democratic candidates. they also said she knows how to work with foreign affairs and has a deep understanding of the issues facing america. a new poll shows that donald trump continues to enjoy a commanding lead in the republican presidential race. the fox news poll says republicans surveyed back trump, 14-points better than senator ted cruz. senator marco rubio is the only other candidate earning double digits in the poll with 11-percent. as for the other candidates, they remain in the single digits. these five republican candidates are in iowa... campaigning in our neck of the woods and eastern iowa. donald trump spoke in pella this afternoon mike

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the gamecocks will take on tennessee this saturday in knoxville. >>> and the undefeated women's best but he will take on another sec opponent tomorrow. -- the tipoff is at 7:00. >>> university of south carolina athletes. members of the baseball team spend time with veterans are learning about their past and the activities -- the athletes with the people who shaped the country they live in today. >> it was special for each and every one of the players. for me, it is very exciting to meet people that serve our country. >> coming up after the break, we're seeing below freezing but sunshine and heat and >>> welcome back. it has been a cold one. >> this is three mornings in a cold temperatures. and fortunately -- we will only have to deal with it today -- as far as the temperatures 20s. a lot of precipitation out there. of us. a little bit of precipitation atlanta. northern georgia and into parts of tennessee. winter warnings and advisories out there. there is a lot of precipitation coming through. nothing at all. we are clear as far as any precipitation is concerned. coverage. been comin

they face tennessee in knoxville tomorrow afternoon. the gamecocks had been led by this man, michael carrera averaging 12 points, 6 1/2 boards per game. he's also crucial in carolina's win over ole miss this week. the venezuelan knows the big task in front of him and the gamecocks saturday afternoon in knoxville. >> we have pretty good shooters. we have pretty good shooters. they have a small lineup so i think it's going to be a challenge to guard the five and the under the pair miter. -- perimeter. that's going to be a challenge. we have pretty good shooters. they run pretty hard. like i say, they can shoot the ball. they run their plays. they can run really hard. they cut and all of that stuff. i think that's pretty amazing how hard they cut and, you know, and we just got to play harder. it'll be another away game. >> that game on the sec network tomorrow at noon. that does it for sports. break. >> overnight tonight into early tomorrow, you know by 7:00, eight:00 9:00 or 10:00 in the morning we could see flurries. i mean flurries. not

stephanie moore joined him on the campaign trail in knoxville. it's first on 13... steph intro- senator paul held his rally this morning at the national sprint car hall of fame and museum which alined perfectly with the theme of today's event--racing to the finish line... vo- senator rand paul was greeted by a small but dedicated crowd in knoxville... the kentucky senator talked about his christian conservative values and is hoping to gain additional support with both young and independent voters. paul said unlike some of the other candidates he thinks the people should be in charge of the economy with a small government taking a back seat.... "i think people are frustrated with washington and so am i and in their frustration they're looking for an easy way out and right now donald trump is the easy way out, give him the power and he will fix things but there is also a long standing tradition in our country going all the way back to our founding fathers that worries about eeogetting too much power, so ioy about a donald ump cumuli so much power that would be used to

there will be possible slippery driving conditions near knoxville. this is a winter weather watch near western north carolina. this is why several schools are closed today. 1-3 inches of snow could cause problems. the mountains of georgia are under a winter storm warning. it will begin this afternoon into the afternoon in the mountains. we will see a flurry in the upstate today, that no accumulation expected. 29 in anderson. 28 in spartanburg and laurens. 21 in marshall. it is pretty cold all across the area. it is not as cold as yesterday and the winds are lighter. here is the computer model. we have clouds this morning and then around 1:00 we start to see snow in northeastern georgia and western north carolina. that will come down pretty good with 1-3 inches possible. then, it comes to an end. tomorrow, rain will begin later in the afternoon. friday. they could be a wintry mix in the mountains on friday. it looks like it will basically be a rain even for the upstate. early friday morning is when we will see some wintry mixes and some heavier rain e

over in knoxville, the wind chill is at 12 degrees below zero. the wind chills will be staying in the teens below zero right through the morning hours. by noon, the cold winds will continue. by this afternoon, the winds will settle a little bit. we will have the sunshine. wind chill will be staying below zero. the kiddos will probably have indoor recess due to the cold conditions. the temperatures are turning out for you. wednesday and thursday look really nice. part of friday, temperature wise, looks fine. those tinges head back to the deep freeze -- those temperatures head back to the deep freeze next week. eric: the 2016 session of the 86th general assembly of the iowa house of representatives started monday morning. shaina: kcci's marcus mcintosh was there. he has more on the first day marcus: legislators know they have their work cut out for them in the 2016 session. they want to see all iowans who work 40 hours a week earn a living wage. they say iowans should not have to work two sometimes three jobs in order to survive. a living wage is o

reporting live in knoxville, jacob peklo, local five news. we are iowa. stephanie: taking a look around iowa now-- stephanie: a heartwarming story... as one quad citian goes above and beyond to help a homeless vet get back on his feet, and behind the wheel. jeffrey salkil is a homeless veteran. he hasn't had a way to drive around town for months. his van broke down and he didn't have the money to fix it. a local business owner took it upon himself today to help and gave jeff a free van. "i've been homeless without income, and now that i have this vehicle again i can return to make income, and carry on with life. " stephanie: jeff says he plans to look for a job with a restaurant here in the quad cities. jack:/lam in your local election headquarters. former president bill clinton is campaiging around iowa tonight on behalf of hillary. he says democratic policies would be best for this country. today he was in marshalltown. " i've worked just about everywhere, here's what i know. wherever there's a system, that i will borrow hillary's words, the struggling,

. >> from knoxville tfns. >> tennessee. >> it's the long long term struggle of not having basic needs met, like food in the refrigerator. >> to long island new york. >> the car is not turning over. i don't believe this. i'm certainly going to scream in two seconds. oh my god. >> i panicked because if something is going to happen how are we going to pay that? >> to plano, texas. >> i feel like we've gone a step down. >> nearly seven years after the recession ended many americans continue to feel the agony of the middle class squeeze. according to a recent survey about 25% of those make over $100,000 a year still live paycheck to paycheck. in 2000, more than 60% of americans considered themselves middle or upper class, compared to barely half, 51%, today. 48% say they are now in the working or lower classes. on this day of great celebration, cara and stephanie had no idea how the vows for better or worse would truly test them in the coming year. >> we had a tumultuous year. >> when we first met cara and stephanie williams in february of 2014 they were already struggling. the blended fam

knoxville feels like two below this hour. we will stay most of the day right around 04 hour wind chill. more clouds around this afternoon and eventually a chance of some light snow showers moving in later this we will see a mix of clouds and sunshine this morning, but more clouds moving in this afternoon. a system just out to our west bringing clouds into nebraska and kansas. here it is on futurecast. the system mainly stays down to the south and west and that is where most of the snow should stay. this arctic air will coolest down tonight into tomorrow. notice again, maybe some sunshine this morning, clouds this afternoon. the best chance for snowflakes would be after 7:00 tonight, and especially south and west of the metro. this will wrap up in the early morning hours on sunday, and a very cold and to your weekend -- end to your weekend. an inch and a half for snow for portions of the state by early sunday morning. -- zero to five below today. a wind chill warning goes into effect later on tonight. sunday's high, zero, mond

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. -- 24 below in knoxville. if you widen things out you will notice if you have travel plans around kansas city they are getting snowfall. heavy snow is sometimes around there but most locations in iowa picked up less than an inch. 4/10 of an inch around the airport. minneapolis at 13 below, or merged to the south. 509:00 a.m., noon at zero. 8 day forecast has a warm-up, details coming up. alyx: the 4th debate for democrats is tonight. it's also the last one before the iowa caucuses. kcci's grace provenzano has more. grace: it's make or break time with a little more than two weeks to go before iowa's first in the nation caucuses. in the latest des moines register-bloomberg poll, clinton leads sanders by just 2%. that's down from 9% one month ago. and an all time high of 20%. former maryland governor martin o'malley holds at 4% while while continuing to travel the state, looking to broaden his base. political analyst dennis goldford says one reason for the sanders increase is that some clinton supporters are leav

the company's knoxville office will then takeover the work. 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 here's a live picture of what's going on in asheville right now. 3 3 raymond trembley sent us this photo from high vista... he says they have gotten four and a half to five inches.and mark arrington posted this photo from west asheville... saying he has three inches of snow there. 3 3 3 these conditions are causing multiple wrecks across the mountains. jaclyn a-p-d is shutting down sand hill road now because of a new wreck. sand hill road is closed at shelburn road right now a car slid off the roadway into a powerpole there are different lines down in the roadway.. stay away from this area.. there's no word when it will deaugustino with this on-time traffic 3 report... brought to you by the wired mouse computer solutions. 3 3 3 3 it's 5:xx. let's take a look was up 115 points yesterday to close at 15-thousand-882. the nasdaq was up less than a point yesterday to close at 44-72. 3 3 now let's take a look at today's business headlines across the web. walmart broke the law by firing workers who protested outside its he

knoxville 24 degrees. mix in the wind, feels like 14 in knoxville and asheville. 38 in greenville. this is the trend. cold temperatures. a breeze. it will feel pretty chilly by the time you get going tomorrow morning. air temperatures we are expecting lows into the upper teens to near low 20s. 21 degrees. 42 degrees tonight. or tomorrow i should say and 23 it will be cold over the next 36, 24 hours. 48 degrees wednesday. thursday we warm aup, 54 -- up, 54 degrees. a chance of a isolated shower. and a better chance friday. 58 degrees. and it will be dry on saturday with highs around 50 degrees. that is a look at your five-day forecast, as far as traffic is concerned, no major problems right now reported by the highway patrol. that is good news if you are traveling. shouldn't be a lot of traffic. a lot of people have the day off. not a lot of traffic. accident at 2 notch. accident with injuries reported on that one. that may slow you down on 2 notch road. i-20, 12 minutes. from fort jack son to the air force base about 39 minutes. we will take another look that cold forecast tonight

and 28 degrees in knoxville. warmer towards the south. 46 degrees savannah and 50 degrees in albany. we have a breeze out of the north. making it feel colder out there. wind chill values, 37 columbia. 15 degrees in asheville. 19 in knoxville. again, tonight will be cold. a breeze out there. the air temperatures are. as far as the air temperatures, lows around 22 in columbia. wind chill valuesoom in the middle -- tomorrow in the middle -- values tomorrow in the middle teens. 33 degrees tomorrow night. clouds increase. a chance for rain on thursday. 50 degrees. and rain will be likely on friday as a low-pressure system develops off the coast and still expect precipitation on saturday with high temperatures around 49 degrees. by sunday we dry up and clear out with highs in the middle 50s. that is your forecast. as far as traffic is concerned, no major problems reported by the highway parole. slow down -- patrol. slow down. 2 notch, an accident with injuries reported on that one. heading up and down 2 notch if you ar

and rand paul campaigned in knoxville. ted cruz campaigned in ringsted and fenton... other candidates campaigning in the state are.. john kasich...carly fiorina..jeb bush and ben carson.. as for the democrats... hillary clinton is holding at rally at grand view university in des moines right now. make several stops in eastern iowa today. and martin o'malley will campaign in western iowa local organizations only have a few more days to get ready for the caucuses... the greater des moines partnership is one of many groups that help plan and organize the event. the caucus results will pour into the microsoft media center at capitol square. the goal is to make sure the event goes as smooth as possible. in the weeks before the caucus the partnership's major focus the public but now the focus shifts to accommodating the national media. and the demand is higher than ever "there's much more media descending on the city. as well as many more campaign staffs. just preparing for all the influx of people. we want to make sure they have all information and resources they need for

linda's calling in from knoxville, democrat. hi, linda. >> caller: hi. i'm another liberal democrat who never thought i'd be agreeing with michelle malkin about anything -- [laughter] but on this one, we do. >> guest: yeah. >> caller: there was an episode of "the west wing" about this in the mid 2000s that dealt with h-1b visas, and it also fingered congress as the villain. there are so many things here. i'm a high-tech worker. these people who are coming in on the visas are are victims too. you mentioned that a little bit earlier, right after i called. and what they -- these people, what they want more than anything is to stay. they have to be here. so this makes them ripe for all kinds of exploitation. the salaries that they are purported to be getting, they don't get those salaries. half of that is skimmed off by the agencies they have to go to on the way here to get here. and if they make any kind of waves about it, don't pay it, they never get a chance to stay or to come back -- >> host: linda, what kind of work do you do. >> caller: i would, i shou

linda in knoxville,town tfpblet we'll be asking about all of this late -- knoxville, tennessee. we'll be asking about all of this later focusing on campaign 2016. go ahead. caller: hi. i remember where i was and what i saw. my memorys as well as other people is the shock. what's different is they immediately got out the television monitor and turned to cbs. except cbs was not covering that launch. and had no footage, knew nothing about what had gone on. and we discovered the only people who actually knew it was happening and was covering it was cnn. first time i got the idea that the traditional news media had changed profoundly. i'd also like to point people to to richard fineman, the famous cal tech physicist book, "what do you care what other people think" published in 1988. he was also appointed to the challenger commission and he's the guy who famously stuck the o-ring in the glass of ice water , fingering them as the actual culprit. what he later discovered was that he had kind of been set up by william rogers, the guy who was talking on that clip that you showed, and had

the woman with the tan is heading to knoxville. out and going to vegas. they are all hoping to get on board their flights this afternoon. let's give you a look outside at some of what these airlines are contending with at rdu this afternoon. lots of snow out there and at least one runway so that they have one runway that is open. but just because some of the airlines are operating, it doesn't necessarily mean that all of the flights are taking off. we spoke to one family who flew here to rdu this morning hoping to get to the florida dpeez an annual family vacation and when they got here, they became stranded. -- florida keys. >> it is terrible. i just thought we would be on one flight, get here and then take off again and when we're pulling in here, there was no snow on the ground. i'm saying, oh, we're good to go. and than boom, they cancel us out. that is terrible. i just can't believe it. >> they are all saying different things, kind of. some are saying we'll get out tomorrow. some are saying we won't get out until sunday night. >> reporter: so delta a

jannay from the jewish federation, clinton is holding get out the caucus events in knoxville and oskaloosa before heading back to the metro for a town hall meeting at drake. in waukee, jt channel 13 news clinton's main opponent thinks the momentum is on his side... senator bernie sanders is rallying young voters... trying pull off what president obama did in 20-08... political director dave price followed every public college and university in this county should be tuition he knows his audience he thinks they agree with him that big money in politics and business now could cost them a good i say bernie...you say bernie sanders...sanders." rylee mcdermott thinks no disrespect to clinton but her friends prefer sanders and has this for those who question whether political newbies care enough to caucus. all three democratic candidates will be in des moines tonight... they are taking part in c-n-n's town hall forum at drake university. it begins at eight o'clock.. the candidates will be questioned by moderator chris cuomo individually to avoid violating the d-n-c's debate rules. texas senator t

today in knoxville. . south carolina had a little trup gaining traction in the second half of this game too many turnovers for the gamecocks. this one leads to a dunk. every time tennessee tried to pull away, u.s.c. managed to o reel them back in. . grease -- great pass to lamb own is. big man with the 234rur7b89 too much tennessee today and too much kevin punter. he scores a career high 36 points and tennessee takes down 24th ranked south carolina 78-69. just the second loss of the season for u.s.c. >> i knew at halftime we were in trouble. every one of our players except for michael car era, got outplayed. we didn't get outplayed, we got i have to do a better job. >> clemson enjoying a rare week off. sort of a bye week. last time wofford and furman squared off, it was for the southern conference championship in march. today, nrm early going, the paladins messed the three but perfect timeling cleans up the glass. collins drains the triple. he had 14 in the first half. nip and tuck the entire game most of

in lexington and the waffle house on knoxville avenue and manning and on sunset boulevard in west columbia. >> nothing says i love you like a waffle. to make you have to know what your lady likes.

a lot of snow accumulating snow from knoxville to asheville coming over the mountains. as we get into the midday a lot of that will cross over the appalachians hurried as it gets into parts of the upstate and will start fizzling out. a lot of that moisture, by the time we get into the midlands, the high today, with a lot of cloud coverage, 45 degrees in columbia. dealing with winds and f ive-10 miles per hour. overnight tonight, mostly cloudy, low of 32 degrees. outside all of the cloud coverage that will be moving in and the snow billowing into the appalachian mountains. this area of low pressure is art next chance of rain. as that moves through we will start and introduce rain chances for tomorrow. a high of 50 degrees, lot better chance of rain on friday, it will be windy with a high of 51 tapering off rain by early saturday morning and still windy 49 degrees. a little more sunshine into sunday and monday looking at a chance for showers and storms i tuesday. >>> as far as the road conditions, no issues in lexington other than across the road coming up on sunset boule

it linked 44 year old james murphy of knoxville to both cases. he's now charged with sexual abuse in both cases. central iowa authorities are sex offender... officials say 26 year old ross clouse didn't return to a des release facility friday night. clouse is serving a lifetime special supervision sentence after having his original sentence discharged. that was for "sex abuse" and "indecent contact with a child." he's about 6 feet, 3 inches tall and weighs around 254 pounds. if you know where he is, call des moines police or the polk county sheriff. west des moines residents have the opportunity to step into the shoes of those who keep them safe. enrollment is now underway for the police department's 4th "citizen academy." the academy will offer a first hand look into the life of law enforcement. participants must live in the city, be 18 years or older, and have no criminal history. the 12 week program begins on march first and runs through may 24th. there are just 25 spots available. the bird flu is back in the midwest... the "u-s-d-a" has confi

the winds have picked up a little bit here, knoxville at 12. 13 in andrews. 10 in asheville and into the upstate. this is behind this front that moved through the region earlier today and we did see the lingering precip. we'll show you here at 4:00 this afternoon, we'll see some clouds, also some clearing across much of the region through tonight. a few showers possible down south, mainly south of 85, south of greenville. tomorrow morning, we are seeing partly clear skies, it will be cold. throughout the day tomorrow, we can expect nice sunshine through the afternoon. this does show -- temperatures will be below freezing in zones. the slightest chance for precipitation in the northern mountains. we'll continue to monitor that. throughout the day, we'll see the sun shine on friday. we are forecasting it to be cooler that day into the 40's. just wait for it. this weekend is going to be wonderful. a big difference from a week ago. partly cloudy, some clearing. 44 degrees. tonight, dry and chilly. 28. of course, with the continued snow melt today, the chance once 52 degrees in greenville

sophomore at fulton high school in knoxville, tennessee, who played football, was beloved by his classmates and his own mayor called him one of the city's success stories. the week before christmas, he toded to a friends house play video games. he wasn't in the wrong place at the wrong time. he hadn't made a bad decision. he was exactly where any other kid would be. your kid. my kid. firing, gunman started and this young man, who was in high school, hadn't even gotten started in life, dove on top of three girls to shield them from the bullets, and he was shot in wereead, and the girls .pared he gave his life to spare theirs, an act of heroism greater than anything we should ever expect from a 15-year-old. greater love than no -- has no man than this, that a man lay down his life for his friends. do what heasked to did. we are not asked to have shoulders that big, hearts that strong, reactions that quick. i am not asking people to have that same level of courage, or , but if weor love love our kids and care about the -- their prospects, and if we love this country and care about its future,

near knoxville and the north carolina and tennessee border. all the counties highlighted in purple under an advisory, one inch to two inches of snow. counties in northern georgia, that is three plus inches, a winter storm warning. we could get treacherous driving and it could get slippery. teens, 20's and 30's this morning will not climb a lot. low to mid 30's in the mountains and after two plus forecast already showing some flurries developing. around lunchtime and early afternoon, it will really be coming down. as the kids get out of school this afternoon, the upstate will see flurries, especially oconee county, pickens county in northern greenville county. winter excitement, more so for the mountains than the upstate. we will talk about the next event in a few minutes. allyson: the department of potential incoming weather systems. geoff: aly myles is joining us live where advisories begin in about a half-mile. aly: starting to see drivers on the road, but that has been the only activity at mars hill university. folks are getting ready for t

they are coming off a disappointing loss on the road in knoxville over the weekend. head coach frank martin says this week they are looking forward to playing at home. tipoff is tonight at 7 p.m. >>> let's send it over to meteorologist, efran afante for a check of the roads, and a weather forecast. >>> right now, no issues on the roads. looking pretty clear right now as you're going from garners ferry to divine to millwood avenue heading into downtown. casey south on 321226 traffic is flowing along pretty good and traffic may be picking up a little bit on sunset boulevard out of lexington over i 20 and i 26 heading into west columbia. issues. road conditions favorable this morning. >>> our weather, clear skies right now, here in columbia 33 degrees, dew point dewpoint at 28. a lot of moisture in place you could be scrapping frost off your windshield. when the kids head out to school 36, they will neither jacket. they will not need it this afternoon, 65 degrees, warm and cloudy. as we are expecting highs today 66 degrees. as we going to overnight t onight, we will hav

over half an inch today in knoxville. the rainfall amounts are going to be less as this rain band moves east because it starts to dry up a little more. temperatures pretty mild overall. 60s in places over the upstate. look at the chill here. temperatures dropping. 40 in burnsville. we have a worry and advisories. freezing rain advisories, swain, yancey, mitchell, avery county midnight tonight until tomorrow morning, could get icy bridges and overpasses as well as sidewalks. so watch out. temperatures in the 40s. eventually 30s in asheville. it's all rain. we'll talk more about how much in just a second. >> tammy: we have continuing coverage on a downtown asheville lot that has been a point of contention for months now. today the city planning and economic development committee public input to build a park. the committee also discussed creating a park planning committee while also involving the public. >> i think the committee decided on a full public engagement process for haywood street properties. that's something as a

knoxville getting hit hard. rain, these northern portions of the county, haywood, bryceson, marshal, hot springs light snow throughout the day. same thing in our western zones and even down into the upstate, the possibility of these high mountain regions for light snow throughout the afternn. this is just the next hour. look at this, the darker the blue the heavier the snow bands in western north carolina, continuing to move through the french broad river valley. temperatures right now just above freezing in asheville at 33 degrees. 36 further south. here's the storm timeline, we'll have snow the possibility of a mix and rain further south for round one which is happening today. round two is friday into saturday. more of the snow event and we could see significant snow with that. 2:00 this afternoon showing decent snowands throughout the region. a mix further south into the upstate. throughout late afternoon into dinner time, especially in our northern zones where they could pick up a decent amount. things start

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to share your photos, go to kcci.com and click on the u local page. 32 in knoxville. clarion and marshalltown in the 20's. creston, 34. lighter than yesterday. it will be mild. morning time, not as mild but we will stay in the 30's. 38 by noon. look at 3:00, 44. 39 by 6:00. mainly cloudy skies throughout much of the day. you can see on satellite radar the clouds streaming throughout the state. a low pressure system rolls through, bringing us a slight chance of rain. as we head throughout the morning hours on sunday, could see some rain, maybe a slight chance of a rain-snow six as the system pulls out. -- mix as the system pulls out. tracking on futurecast, a mainly cloudy day, not a whole lot notice there is the rain chance of early tomorrow morning as the system pulls through. i do not think we will see a lot of rain, maybe a light shower in the morning or some snowflakes in the afternoon. monday looks dry but late monday into tuesday the system starts to roll in after caucus time. light snow showers become more intense on tuesday. some rain-snow mix to the south and

hillary clinton has a rally next hour in knoxville, ohio. iowa, i should say. knoxville, iowa. the democrats kick off their final sprint to the caucuses in the cnn town hall meeting later tonight, 9:00 p.m. eastern. ates chance for the democrats to deliver their closing arguments. it's the last high profile experience. our senior washington correspondent jeff zelney joining us live from the site of the town hall in des moines. hillary clinton, bernie sanders, martin o'malley. they won't be on the stage at the same time, but walk us through the format for the town hall. >> wolf, they will be appearing back to back to back here here on the campus of drake university. martin o'malley will be going between his two rivals, senator sanders will start the evening off and will talk for about 30 minutes or so, taking questions from iowa voters and undecided voters followed by martin o'malley, and hillary clinton will wrap up the evening here. it will be an experience for iowa voters to ask any remaining questions that they have. as we've been following them throughout the weekend and in

knoxville, waking up to wind chill of 4. dress in layers. the morning wind chills will start close to zero, but it will end up needing a nice day with the sunshine and the gusty south wind boosting our highs back into the middle 30's. it is a good day for outdoor recess. tomorrow into thursday and friday, maybe saturday, we will pick up more snow. rain, especially on thursday. the next several days look messy, followed by cold air next week. eric: hillary clinton plays the -- praised the president's new gun control laws. >> the person i believe will be the next president of the united states, hillary clinton. >> after an introduction from the iowa governor, hillary clinton declared her support for tougher gun laws. >> i'm so proud of what the president announced today. >> she says that may not be enough. >> i want comprehensive background checks, the gun show loophole, online loopholes, the charleston loophole. i went to end immunity for liability given to get makers -- the only business in america that was given that. speech with promises o

today's contestants are -- an engineer from knoxville, tennessee...

near knoxville, tennessee, one driver was killed as he tried to navigate slippery roads. "if you don't have to be out, don't get out in it." along the eastern seaboard a bigger storm is on its way...... the national weather service warns of heavy.... perhaps "crippling" snow across the north mid- atlantic region.....as much as two feet in some areas. maryland :25-:33 "we're definitely going to have some type of serious snow storm it's a matter of magnitude exactly where the path goes but it's going to be significant and we're going to be ready." along the jersey shore.....residents are ready for beach erosion and possible flooding.... "this right here after three tide cycles will probably be washed away." stores in the path of the storm have been had a run on supplies....some airlines have warned passengers that flying could be a mess....some carriers have waived change fees.... one traveler happy he's on his way to florida ahead of the storm. "i feel bad for everybody that's staying home." greyhound, the bus service, has already canceled several routes to and from the no

so a slight windchill in some of these mountain locations feels like 29 way up towards knoxville. as anderson, it is 30 degrees into greenville. all across the southeast, we are looking at nice clear skies. it is a little bit colder than what we should have for this time of the year. 2:00 p.m. this afternoon, nice clear conditions expected. a nice day for a walk. just make sure you bundle up. after dinner, we'll see temperatures drop back down, even some locations maybe a degree cooler than you were this morning. that's 8:00 a.m. we'll see the clouds develop by late day wednesday and then an increased chance for some rain. not until mainly the later half of thursday. so we have a couple of days here to enjoy the sunshine before the clouds return. but the good news is if you like it warm, that will help with our temperatures. 40% chance thursday. back up to 70% chance friday. mainly the first part of the day. back here today, 39 degrees for a high temperature. clear skies and 17 degrees tonight. in greenville today, it is going still pretty chilly. tonight down to 23. back to the 5

but we look back to the west of knoxville and we do see some clearing. and this clearing is going to continue as we go on through the evening. right now, though, leicester carpet sales news13 sky cam we can see the clouds, 41 degrees there. right now in asheville, it's also 41. with the very brisk wind, we have the wind chill making it feel more like 33. in greenville, 53 degrees. and that dew point is at 36. we can see how some really cold air has moved down from the northwest. many places are well below freezing like detroit and chicago both at 24 degrees. cincinnati quite cool at 36. we are getting there pretty quickly with this very dry cool flow around this area of high pressure. that is going to make for a dry and overall chilly weekend. we do have the hour by hour future cast to show you here. we can see that by 8 o'clock in the evening, many of these clouds are going to be off to the south and the east. we go on through the overnight hours and clear skies, that will help cool us in to the 20s in many locations. if you are going to be out and abou

on behalf of wilder and the knoxville community and aem, we're grateful to to you for taking the time to share your thoughts on the future of this vitally important industry. so everybody, miss welcome to the stage, senator marco rubio. [applause] >> i want to speak today about the future of manufacturing in america. it's a future i believe actually can be very bright. but to make it so we have to embrace the economic changes of our times. and that's something that few in washington seem willing to do. so let's go back in time. when my parents first came here to americain' 1956, our country's manufacturing strength wag truly unchallenged. it was common to find a job at a local factory right out of high school that paid enough to buy a home and car and send your kids to college and eventually to be this industrial economy peeked around 1980. when there were roughly then 20 million americans who held manufacturing jobs. this fluctuated and declined slowly over the next two decades. but it wasn't until around the turn of this century, this new century, that something dramatic happened. b

with this low between atlanta and knoxville, tennessee, that is where we will see the stronger energy across south carolina and georgia. so storms and rain friday, yes. midday, severe weather, the threat not near as likely. it's the one behind that, that's a week away, today is tuesday, seven, eight days away. that one is setting up more similar and the threat of severe weather would be possible. but perspective again, 7 to 8 days, a lot of time to watch it. and see how this will play out and what we will be seeing, something to get on your radar to keep tracking. closer. does it look like a rainmaker next week or could we potentially see severe weather threat? we'll keep you posted on the cold, the storms ahead and the cool weekend with new models. i'll see you at 11:00. >>> if you can't make it to the big game february 7, you are in luck. hooters and 10 news have teamed up for your chance to win a watch party for eight people at a tampa bay hooters location. all you have to do is watch 10 news at 5:30 in the evening for the secret word of the day. >>> here we go. hockey tonight, lig

as a nation here at home and around the world 55 clinton also held "get out the caucus" events in knoxville and oskaloosa. her campaign got a little star power today when actress jamie lee curtis met with iowa voters in newton. martin o-malley also held events around iowa today... it's all leading up to tonight's town hall meeting in des moines.. all three democratic candidates will be on the stage. it's hosted by the iowa democratic party and drake university. it starts at eight... and will air on c-n-n. republican marco rubio was in des moines today... taking swipes at both hillary clinton and bernie sanders.. iowa senator joni ernst made it clear she is not endorsing any candidates. rubio did make comparisons between himself and ernst.. saying both of them ran for u-s senate because they thought the u-s was heading in the wrong direction. rubio told the crowd he's the candidate that can bring voters to the polls because of his conservative beliefs... he also said if a democrat is elected into the oval office... it will just be more of the same... sen. marco rubio 13:17:50-13:17:15 "if hi

hello 30's for carroll -- low 30's for carroll and knoxville at the freezing mark. it will not be as gusty as it was yesterday, so you can go outside and enjoy yourself. here is your outdoor outlook, by noon we are in the low 40's. 4:00, 43 degrees, get out and enjoy. alyx: small-town voters can swing the iowa caucuses. that's why we caught up with some folks in ogden. rick reinertson from huxley, talked about politics. reinertson says he likes bernie sanders because he's honest. huntley says he's not sure about political leader, but he does like trump's no-nonsense attitude. >> we don't take sales pitches. we want the honest truth, straight up and even if we don't like it, that's what we want, straight up truth. alyx: the fox debate thursday brought thousands of media members to the city of des moines. along with all the campaign workers, they have a few days they doing? kcci's mark tauscheck found one interesting attraction they are flocking to. mark: campaign workers won't slow down through the weekend. journalists still have stories to turn to make their bosses

around 9-30 this morning, crews were working on a new bridge southwest of knoxville, when a plank gave way. a worker, fell ten to twelve feet... and through the ice below. the foreman jumped into the waist deep ice, and pulled the man to shore. a crane operator used a basket to pull him to a dry area. paramedics took the worker to the hospital. the man's condition is not known at this time... his name has not been released. an early morning apartment fire claims the life of an eastern iowa woman. the fire at the apartment complex started around 4:20 this morning in dewitt.. firefighters found the body of a 67- apartment. everyone else was able to make it out safely. neighbors are remembering their friend during the search for answers. "she was a single lady, lived by herself. the coroner this morning said that he thought she died of smoke inhalation." "all you could see was smoke, smoke damaged all eight apartments.. the apartment manager and smoke damaged all eight apartments.. the apartment manager and american red cross are helping displaced residents with food and shelter. the iowa