laura escapes, and ma hopes the incident will teach laura a lesson, she says. well, laura, you have been very naughty, and i think you knew it all the time. but i can't punish you. i can't even scold you. you came near being drowned. now, if the scene had ended here, with the expected moral lesson, obey your parents, it would have been more conventional. perhaps the kind of episode many reporters and reviewers assume fill the pages of wilder's "little house" books, but this isn't where the scene ends. laura did not say anything. the creek would go down. it would be a gentle, pleasant place to play in again. but nobody could make it do that. nobody could make it do anything. laura knew now that there were things stronger than anybody, but the creek had not got her. it had not made her scream, and it could not make her cry. laura is a very tough and unyielding little girl. she is unrepenunrepentant. she has grit in a world that is sometimes dark and ambivalent. here's another scene from yet another "little house" book that speaks to a seamier side of life. anothe

to get above the freezing mark. >> "q": well it is winter. >> laura: you know -- forever. >> laura: it's here. >> "q": thank you sam and thank you guys at home as well. the young and the restless is up next. >> laura: we will see you next week. have a great weekend. i am sam rutigliano, former head coach of the cleveland browns. wisdom is the daughter of experience. the browns are once again ignoring the past and writing the same script. they must analyze the effects of past decisions and engage a different model. sashi brown has no experience, yet he has been given the title of director of football operations with the final say over the roster and a role in interviewing coaching candidates. hiring the coach first will prevent the team from getting the most qualified general manager candidates. look at the history and the analytics of hall-of-famer bill polian, gm and architect of indianapolis' super bowl teams he also built buffalo's four-time super bowl team which was anchored by hall-of-famer jim kelly. another example is hall-of-fame gm ron wolf, architect of oakland and green b

pretty cool. >> laura: all right. there's still more to come on cleveland 19 news at noon. >> "q": yes. many have tried, some successfully, to distract visiting players by doing something crazy behind arizona state's curtain of distraction. see what famous face got into >> laura: it was a star-studded curtain of distraction at arizona state university. >> "q": yeah, michael phelps made an appearance in the student section sporting olympic gold medals, a cap and a six-pack under the basket. yeah, you guys can calm down now, laura. >> laura: he's pretty fit. >> "q": after the player missed the first free throw, he dropped and revealed a speed-o. he's training for the 2016 games coach at a.s.u. after he retires from the olympics. >> laura: got steamy. been training. straight to the forecast -- cool temperatures dropping into the week. hey, light rain on sunday. jeff will have more at 4:00. >> "q": he's been training. listen thanks for joining us. the young and the restless is up next. they have a quarterback that has mor

. >> laura: yeah, colombia gas is investigating, but believes natural gas was involved in leveling the newcomerstown home. scene. >> reporter: a newcomerstown home obliterateded in natural gas explosion according to colombia gas. debris blown to the tops of trees and into the yard of the school across the street. >> it was like a bomb going off. i mean it was a very, very loud explosion. >> i thought maybe my home was hit by a car. that's how brutal the sound was. >> reporter: the body of a male victim was pulled from the scene wednesday. officials combed through the rubble looking for clues. >> you see it on the news other places. but then, when it happens couple blocks from where you live, it opens your eyes up. >> reporter: neighbors tell me the man who lived here was a nice guy, retired from the local foundry and often seen walking down the street with his dog. >> super guy. i mean, he just -- just kind of guy everybody just wants to sit down and talk to. >> that family's been here for years and years and years. we are a close knit community and like i said everybody knows everybod

>> laura: oh, my gosh. >> "q": i love rowe. >> laura: he's hilarious. he does a great job. i don't think needs to rob any banks or do any kind of crime. >> "q": i'm sure he's financially set. >> laura: i think he's in a pretty good spot. but that does look like him. >> "q": speaking of look-alikes check out this one. who does this look like to you? i'm talking about the lady right now. if you said taylor swift, you would be wrong. that's actually somebody's grandmother. now, this reddit user shared an old pic last week and the pictures of her grandmother and she admits, you know, it does look like the pop star. but her grandfather also kind of looks like hugh hefner and i think the grandpa looks more like hugh hefner than the grandma looks like taylor swift personally. >> laura: you know they say everybody has a double somewhere. >> "q": yeah, yeah. >> laura: i don't know who mine is. someone said you look like denzel washington. >> "q": i'll take that. >> laura: there's still more to come at noon. denzel. >> "q": yeah, right, right. but first, here's a chance to win a two-

laura and q.? >> "q": thank you, jen. well, it happened again overnight. the 9-1-1 emergency system in cleveland went down for a good 30 minutes. >> laura: can you believe it. this is the second outage in three days so reporter paul orlousky, he was first to report this outage on saturday night and he's here with the latest. paul? >> reporter: , what if someone were having a heart attack? what if there was an active shooter? what if your house was on fire? you wouldn't be too happy. the problem is centered here at the new dispatch center, part of the brand-new $20 million third district police headquarters. when it's working it gets 9-1-1 calls to dispatchers faster than in the past when 9-1-1 calls first went to the county c-com systems and transferred to the proper agency. that is the problem. when it works. we reported a 23-minute outage. early this morning at 12:40 a.m. t went down again, this time for 28 minutes. the land line 1234 numbers were also down. so, if you called, all you got was a phone ringing. no one could answer about a health problem, a

p>>laura: and i'm laura moody. pwe need to get to lindsay pmilbourne with a look at the pcold today, colder tomorrow. p>>lindsay: the cold has been phere for a day or so, but it pwill leave us this week and pwe're waking up on a cool pnotoriety now, 46 in lakeland. pi'm just ready for the sunrise pat 7:22. pit should be very beautiful this pmorning. pit's chilly but we have seen pcolder mornings this season. pit's 44 in frost proof. p43 now with clear skies in pwauchula. pthere's brooksville at 41. pso what we have are a ribbon of phigh clouds racing across the psky. pthese could be traced back to pthe jet stream, believe it or pnot, and it will drop a few more pdegrees. pthrough the afternoon, despite pincreased sun, we're only at 59 pdegrees with a high. pif you like the warmth, it's phere briefly late in the week. pthat comes along with storms on pfriday. pin the meantime, tomorrow pmorning is the morning that pyou're going to definitely need pheat on the car. pleave the pets inside. pfreeze warning in effect fo

p>>laura: u.s.f. researchers have puncovered the last body at the pdozier school for boys. pinfamous reform school. pdespite rumors of beatings, the pu.s.f. team could never verify pinform the boys were killed by pdozier staff. pyesterday state leaders papologized for the generations pof boys who suffered and died at pdozier. pand then turned their attention ptoward the future. pagriculture commissioner adam utnam said that the state must pfind a use for the site. roperty still needs to be panalyzed for potentially phazardous material. pmeantime, today center bill pnelson will be in tampa to meet pwith the u.s.f. researchers who pspent years delving into pdozier's past. psenator nelson helped secure a pjustice department grant that phas helped the team identify psome of the remains using d.n.a. p>>russell: there are plenty more pfish in the sea is a common hrase in dating. olk deputies say a lakeland man pfound himself hooked by a couple pof sharks. pthe man told deputies it started p17-year-old on th

i'm laura moody. p>>laura: good morning, tampa pbay. pi'm laura moody. p>>russell: and i'm russell prhodes. psearch is on for florida's big owerball winner. pbefore we get to that, dave is pwatching some approaching rough pweather. p>>dave: it's for tomorrow pmorning, though. pi do want to point that out. pwe're good and fly right now pjust like we were yesterday at pthis time. ptampa is sitting at 50 degrees pand it's also 50 in lakeland, a plittle cooler to the north. plow to mid 40s. pthat looks familiar, right? pall those high clouds just pstreaming in and streaming in pand we're going to be okay until pthe morning hours tomorrow, pearly morning hours. pwe'll be watching the radar. p66 for a high today. pmorning storms, afternoon wind ptomorrow with a high of 72. panother round of rain is going pto come through on sunday pmorning. pa lot of weather the next few pdays. pat least today should be quiet. p>>vanessa: thank you. pand right now we're trying to pget some eyes on this crash pthat's reported along 75 psouthbound. pboulevard and f.h.p. is pbloc

p>>laura: thank you. p>>reporter: we'll be watching pconditions and speeds along the pnew trech of 275, just making psure that drivers are navigating pit easily. pso far, so good. pwe have green sensors in the pnorthbound direction approaching pdale mabry, looks like we're 55 pmiles an hour which is all you pcan ask for at this point in the pmorning. pa big crash is taking place at pflorida avenue and busch pboulevard. pmulti vehicle crash, maybe four por five vehicles involved. pyou'll want to avoid that pdirection of florida, either ptaking north boulevard or pnebraska avenue. p>>russell: right now, we're pstaying on top of a news alert. pthis is comes out of turkey. pan explosion in istanbul has pkilled at least 10 people. pofficials say it was likely pcaused by a suicide bomber. pabout 15 others have been hurt pin this blast. pso far, no group has claimed presponsibility for the attack. pfollowing the explosion, germany phas warned its citizens to avoid pcrowds outside of tourist pattractions in istan

>> laura: now at noon on cleveland 19 news, a huge snow coast. snow, sleet, and freezing rain, already just pounding the south. now, this massive storm will impact some 75 million >> "q": exactly. and our nation's capital, washington d.c., will be among the hardest-hit areas, but the weather warnings extend up to the big apple and the city of brotherly love. don champion shows us how people the worst. >> laura: oh, boy. >> reporter: the national weather service says the snow and sleet that disrupted the morning commute in arkansas and north carolina could turn into one of the 10 worst storms the east coast has ever seen. implications. >> reporter: washington d.c.'s mayor says her town is expected to get the brunt of the weather. years. there could be up to three feet of snow by sunday. schools and government offices are closed. the region's mass transit system will close later today. after getting caught off guard by an inch of snow on wednesday, city officials said they are better prepared for this storm with a fleet of more than 500 salt and pl

((russell)) p>>laura: and good morning. pi'm laura moody. p>>russell: and i'm russell prhodes. plet's get to look at dave for pthe weather. p>>dave: a lot of cloud cover. pgood morning to the two of you. pit's 47 degrees based on this pcamera point all children's phospital looking towards the peast. pyou can see the low clouds. pthe visibility, the ground has pbeen good. pmost of this is just really pabove the surface. pthose in tampa, i can't see the pdowntown building but 56 degrees pwith a northeast wind at eight. ponce some of that cloud cover pfor many of us, we're starting pthis week getting back in the p70s. pmainly the low to mid 70s for phigh temperatures. pvanessa? p>>vanessa: all right. psad update to the crash i just pmentioned in the last report, pthe one involving a pedestrian pthat was struck on fletcher near pbruce b downs. pthat pedestrian has passed away pfrom their injuries. pas i mentioned before, westbound ptraffic is being diverted and pyou'll probably expect an pextended investigation and pclosure throughout the morning. pso a custom hours is what we ptyp

p>>laura: and i'm laura moody. pthere's your competition for pyour marathon. pit's ahead and a whole lot more. pfirst we have another forecast prun time. pnot with me. psomebody else. plike half my friends. p>>laura: that's cute. p>>dave: yeah. ptemperature. pit's not that good for dogs to prun that kind of distance. p57 st. petersburg, bradenton, psarasota, venice, we are in some pspots running 20 degrees warmer pthan yesterday. pcrystal river, sarasota as an pexample, brooksville, tampa, 15 pdegrees warmer. poutside as well. pwe should make it back in the plower 70s but there's a reason pfor that increase in clouds pbecause the rain will be quickly pon its heels come tomorrow pmorning so we're going to talk pmore about that and the rain pchances in just a few minutes. p>>jennifer: sky fox on the move pgiving us a nice shot of i-4 pthis morning. pthey're looking east so the pheadlights, that's your pwestbound traffic travelling ptoward the i-75/i-4 interchange. pwe're starting to see the ockets of heavy traffic along pi-4 mostly on the westbound pside. pany d

. >> laura: you look great. though. nice and warm and toasty. >> laura: well, the department of transportation is taking a major step towards requiring new safety technology to be in all-new cars sold in the u.s. correspondent kris van cleave reports from the northern american international auto show in detroit. >> reporter: equipping the country's cars and trucks with so called communication will essentially allow vehicles to see each other and warn of a potential danger well before a driver sees it. >> our goal is to see this technology put in place as soon as possible. >> reporter: the newly proposed rule will call for standard v2 v technology to be phased in over a period of years, but still must clear administrative hurdles and a public comment period. it uses technology similar to wi-fi, allowing cars in close proximity to share speed and second, allowing the car to warn a driver before changing lanes or about a hazard ahead. already some cars come with blind spot detection and automatic braking to prevent some co

p>>laura: thank you. p>>russell: for nearly four pyears, researchers have been pdigging up unmarked graves at an pold reform school and now we're pseeing a final report from all pthat work that's been done at pthe dozier school for boys. pchildren were allegedly abused pand some died this morning. pnearly 100 deaths in the first p55 years that it was open. presearchers say they've pfrom those they were able to pidentify 21 boys. pthat's including two new matches pmade through d.n.a. pfirst is lloyd from lee county. phe died when he was 14 years pold. phow he died is still unknown. pthen grady huff. phe was in dozier 1934 when he pwas 17. phe died seven months later due pto complications from a kidney pdisorder. pthese two facial rescrubbings pwere made from the unidentified premains. plittle information except one is pbetween eight and 13 1/4 and the pother is between 14 and 15. pthe digging is done now. pthe project is not. presearchers will continue to pwork with law enforcement to pidentify the remains

p>>laura: i'll try it. p>>russell: adding a pinch of psalt to your coffee increases pthe bitterness. pcommon practice in scandinavia. p>>laura: i can see that. pif you really want to be brave, pindonesia. pstart by adding loose coffee pgrinds and sugar to a cup and pthen pour on the hot water. phot piece of charcoal. pit's added to the brew to pneutralize the acidity. p>>russell: i'll bring it for you ptomorrow. p>>laura: butter. p>>russell: butter coffee. p>>laura: do you have it with you pnow? p>>russell: i drink it at home pright off the bat. p>>laura: good lord. pi'll try it. pi love ya. p>>russell: the famous singer psending aid to a city dealing pwith a water emergency. p>>laura: and then walter allen pis in the cool weather with some pcreatures that found a way to pstay warm. pthis is such a great place to be pif you've never been there. p>>walter: that's right. pi've never been here. pi've always seen the signs and pbeen curious but now, i get to pdo it. pwe're hanging at the manatee pviewing center

((laura)) and i'm laura p>>russell: welcome. pi'm russell rhodes. p>>laura: and i'm laura moody. pit's monday, january 11. pwe're going to head to dave for pa look at the forecast. p>>dave: good morning. pit's 47 degrees. pdew points are at 39. pit's really cold and dry poutside. pthat north wind at 10 miles an phour. pi got 41 degrees in brooksville. p45 in wesley chapel and yeah, phow about the 39 up in crystal priver this morning? pthat's going to happen again ptomorrow at crystal river. pit's a slow, slow process to pwork things back up here. p62 degrees for a high temp ptoday. ptonight, guess what? pback in the 40s. pthen tomorrow's high ptemperatures in the 60s. p>>vanessa: thank you, dave. pnew crash out of st. petersburg. pwe don't fn this is causing any plane blockage but any updates we pget we'll pass to you. pkeep an eye out for first presponders at 30th avenue north. p>>laura: right now temple pterrace police are looking for a pmotorcycle rider after an povernight shooting. pthis is at east fowler avenue pand morse bridge road. p>>russell: kenny, we understand pthe ro

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p>>laura: it is 6:08. pa pinellas county judge blocked pa prosecutor from seeking the pdeath penalty. phe said there's no death penalty pin the state of florida anymore pfollowing the supreme court pset a precedent. pjudge -- dykes is accused of pkilling his 3-year-old daughter. pmost states require a unanimous pdecision from a florida. pin florida, a judge makes the pultimate decision. psupreme court says that's a pviolation of the sixth pamendment. pflorida lawmakers try to put the pdebate to rest but they spent phours to try to respond to the psupreme court's decision. pseveral experts told legislators pthat the best solution would be pwhat other states have done and prequire a unanimous decision by pthe jury. p>>walter: more than a month pafter he was involved in a six pvehicle crash, a tampa man faces pd.u.i. charges. pkenneth cooper, iii was arrested ptuesday. pcooper was behind the wheel of a pflatbed truck when he flew pchemical substance in his system pat the time of the crash. pdeputy bird was ho

p>>laura: thank you. pthe polk county sheriff's office pidentified a third suspect in a plakeland triple murder. pdeputies are looking for p25-year-old jamal john smith. plast known address was in miami. phe's wanted in connection with pthree deaths. psmith faces three counts of pfirst degree murder, one count pof attempted murder and one pcount of attempted murder -- panother count of attempted pmurder. ptwo men were arrested in pconnection with the shootings pearlier this month. p>>russell: deadly fire is under pinvestigation in lakeland. pit broke out yesterday morning pat the bella vista manor. pdozens of residents were pevacuated. ptwo were taken to the hospital pfor smoke inhalation. pone body was found inside. p>>laura: online dating turned pdangerous in polk county. pfour armed robberies and pcarjackings in bartow and in all pfour of those cases, the victims pcontacted the victims through pthe dating app. pa man started chatting with a pwoman on the dating website lenty of fish. pinvestigators say

laura? >> laura: thanks, brian. a statewide alert has been issued for a wisconsin woman and her two sons. listen up. they may be headed here to ohio. two sons and she is not the custodial parent. now they may be traveling in a 2010 silver honda insight hatch back similar to this one here with wisconsin plates 980kcw. if you see that car, call police. >> "q": i just double checked and julio peno isn't charged with any crimes as of this noon. he's the kent state professor. the feds say he has possible ties to isis. even more than that t the f.b.i. says he tried to recruit students to join isis. we broke this story last night. he defended himself saying he hasn't broken any laws and says he doesn't agree with isis or its ideologies. also, isis is finally acknowledging jihady jon is dead. that's him in black on the right. he was by far the most well-known member of the terror group featured in several beheading clips. yesterday. he was kuwaiti born but a british citizen. >> laura: gunmen stormed a university in pakistan

laura: road to rio. des moines native and olympic track star lolo jones says she's gearing up for the summer games this year. steve: lolo says she has recovered from hip surgery in october and hopes to run the championships in march. she told cbs this morning's charlie rose how she deals with all kinds of online criticism. >> at the end of the day, i just have to know my opinions of what i've done on the track is not altered by what they think of me . it comes by how hard i've worked and what i have achieved. anyone faces criticism going going after a goal. someone is starting a business, their family is like "oh you're , not going to be able to do that." you just have to be able to tell yourself and look where you've started from, take joy in the small things you've overcome to even get where you're at. laura: lolo will turn 34 on opening day of the rio olympics. she'll find out if she makes the team in july. no matter what, lolo says she still will try to make her 2nd winter olympics team, as a scott:

>> laura: all right. it's day seven now of sebring's water crisis after lead was found in their water supply. >> "q": that's right. today, they are rationing bottled water. denise zarella joins us live now as she heads to sebring. >> reporter: yeah, we are heading to sebring right now. we are on our way where today, as you mentioned, they are going to start distributing this bottled water to help the people who are affected by this lead crisis. now, we know that the e.p.a. is still working with village officials there to figure out exactly why the lead is in some of the water that's there. today, some people who have the lead in their water, they will be able to show up and get some free gallons of water. one gallon per person. but there's some very strict criteria on who exactly can get they said you need to be pregnant, have young children in your home up to six years of age, you also could get some of the free bottled water if you are a current business in that impacted area. people who are going to ge

p>>laura: plus -- p>> i'm very excited. pthe house of the devil is p>>laura: house demolition in pmiami, one of the previous powners had a bad reputation. pwe'll find out what this is all pabout. pand dave osterberg? p>>dave: 30s and 40s, including a pfew spots that are below pfreezing this morning. preally all of hernando and pcitrus county below freezing. arts of pasco inland are as pwell. ptampa at 42. ptemperatures today should warm pup a bit. pwe're running three to 10 pdegrees colder than yesterday at pthis time. pbut i think we'll head back to pthen at least for one day, we'll in this line of work only the freshest ingredients make the cut it's important to me to know every dish i serve is the best it can be. especially for this food critic. publix bakery scratch made bread we bake it in store every day with pride so you can serve it with some p>>dave: oh, our temperatures are pin the 30s and 40s this morning. pand i am looking at cloud cover pand this came in just a few phours ago. pif we didn't have this cloud pcov

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p>>laura: nice. pbefore he does that, he'll get pback to work as a firefighter pand paramedic for hillsborough pcounty. p>>russell: very nice. p>>laura: so thankful for them. p>>russell: you're right. pwinter gear you wear to keep pwarm may be making you sick. pwe'll tell you why doctors say pit could need a good cleaning. p>>laura: and a rare birth defect pbecoming more and more common. pwhat it is and how it affects p>>dave: almost 7:11. prain out there in the gulf. psome has made its way onshore. pmain line of thunderstorms still pa couple of hours off to the pwest. pwe have a lot of rain to get pthrough. pthen behind it, gale force pwinds. pwe're going to talk about this. pskytower radar views of the east pcoast and snow coming there. the new caramel macchiato from dunkin' donuts. let hand-crafted layers of espresso, milk, and a caramel-flavored swirl uplift your mood. indulge in a hot or iced macchiato today. find your sweet spot today with dunkin's chicken apple sausage sandwich. enjoy sweet ap

p>>laura: and i'm laura moody. pgood morning. pthose storms have passed, but pthey most likely will not be the plast of what we've seen. p>>russell: let's get to lindsay pand the weather center and el pcould bring more storms, pcouldn't it? p>>lindsay: yeah. poftentimes when we get in a pstrong el nino we're in, these pstorms happen overnight and pthey're not the typical tornados pwe see in the summertime that plast five minutes. pthe complex is different. pthe setup in the atmosphere is pso different. pwe have the dynamics. pwind shear with the fronts. pwhat we're looking at, reds and pgreens, this is what we look pfor, for rotation and strong pwind speeds and this is looking pback on what happened early psunday morning. pwhat i wanted to show you is pthat the rotating cell developed p50 miles offshore and it held ptogether so the same tornado pactually dumped down a couple of ptimes. pef 2 tornado reported in siesta pkey as well as duette. pdecember through march, we've pseen so far this season six ptornados. pit's the second w

>> laura: we begin with breaking news. the summit county medical examiner is investigating the house explosion in northfield center township as a possible murder suicide. the blast killed the entire mather family. the eggs motion was ruled arson but investigators weren't commenting any further. you can expect more on cleveland 19 news at 4:00. >> stark county mourning the loss of a valued member of the canton police force. canine units from across the country are in canton remember the life and service of jethro, the police dog. >> reporter: we are here where the canton civic center for canine officer jethro. we are trying to be quiet to be respectful of the ceremony going on behind us. but you can actually see behind us there are hundreds of officers as you guys mentioned from across the country. we have seen nypd canine officers, officers from virginia are also here honoring the legacy of canine officer jethro. he was shot while trying to capture a burglar in a grocery store on saturday and later died from his injuries.

and -- i commend her for doing that. >> laura: yeah. how scary for her family and. >> "q": i read the blog. she admits to have been drinking since she was 16. and binge drinking every month since she was 18. she's 21 now. so -- i don't know, a road down the wrong path. >> laura: when most people are out partying, those are not the types of pictures that you see but that's a harsh reality. >> "q": exactly. >> laura: that anyone needs to not just the young kids. >> "q": kudos to her. >> samantha: all right. good to see you again on this monday. right? maybe you are off today. hopefully you don't have to tonight. it's cold out there. but you know you got to get out and work maybe. remember that lake-effect snow include cuyahoga county. this is through tomorrow morning. we are looking at the potential for snow-covered roads, blowing and drifting, tricky travel. you saw how bad it was this morning if you were out in lake county or northern geauga, ashtabula, even eastern cuyahoga county where we expect potentially four to six inches of new s

p>>laura: a new top cop this pmorning. pmelonie will replace the chief pwho is retiring after 13 years. pbeven was assistant police chief pin the st. petersburg police pdepartment before this. pthe agency she's been with for p29 years. pshe is the city's first female olice chief. pshe beat out more than 100 pcandidates for the job. p>>russell: some of the busiest pairports, there aren't enough pqualified people in the control ptower. p>>laura: and why a new report psays that the problem is about pto get a lot worse. phe is being called the botox pbandit, caught on camera pstealing medical supplies while pwearing a santa hat. pbut there could be a wrinkle in phis plan if somebody recognizes phim. p>>dave: 6:11. pwave number one of rain pbeginning to move out but we pstill have some heavier rain porlando, back to parts of phernando county. pthat leaves behind it a break pthis p>>dave: driving to work in the prain this morning, this is just pround one and even though it's pcoming to an end, which is we're pgetting near the he

. >> laura: it's absolutely frigid. that's for sure. it's still a bitter blast when you head outdoors now. so we will turn it over to samantha. so sam, what exactly do you have in store for us today? >> samantha: well, you know, the cold of course is not going anywhere this afternoon or tonight. and we are also contending with those snow showers. they have yet to wane in some areas. want to take you straight to the maps because just in from the national weather service office, we have a lake-effect snow advisory in place now for cuyahoga, lake and geauga this is brand-new information. the lake-effect snow warnings have all expired. but now an advisory in place for these areas. one to four inches of new snow are possible where bands persist closer to one to two inches for most of us. snow covered roads also possible in these areas through 7:00, 8:00 tonight. so, please be weather aware. some of you down around youngstown may be actually seeing a little bit of sun. but here along the lake shore of course we've still got snow ongoing. it i

p>>laura: left at the altar. pcoming up, how two women made pthe most of the heartbreaking pexperience. p>>russell: plus a scary shark, plarger than most research he pweres have seen. pfind out where it is. p>>lindsay: good morning. pthe chilly start to our tuesday pbut it is a lovely start. phigh clouds made their pappearance and look at the pcolors. pcandy cane sky. p45 degrees here with a light pnortherly wind at five miles an phour. pit's cold now. pit's colder north. pand the next few mornings pwe'll talk about a p>>lindsay: just a few minutes to pgo until our official sunrise pthis morning, and we've been ptalking about all of these high pclouds that have prevented ptemperatures from getting as pcold as they could have been. pbut at the same time, they're padding to the beauty of the sky. plook at that. pnear downtown, high clouds. pit is cold, though. pdon't be distracted enough that pyou forget the jacket as it's 45 pdegrees and we continue to bring pin the dry air mass. pwinds are light out of the pnorth

laura: caught on camera. new video showing just how important it is to be indoors during a lightning storm. watch as it strikes a tree near a tyler, texas school. fortunately, no one was hurt. more new video tonight of the massive winter storm that pounded parts of the east coast. check out this time lapse recorded by 15-year-old chase higgins. he lives in the washington d.c. suburb of potomac, maryland. he put his phone in his living room window at about 1:00 friday afternoon and left it there until late saturday night. pretty impressive. speaking of impressive, check out this aerial view over staten island in new york. a drone shot this up the coast completely blanketed in snow , after the big blizzard. todd: we are looking for a little snow, certainly not a blizzard. so please drive safely early and know that this won't be sticking around all day long. we will eventually start to break that up. you can see the moisture off to the west. again, eventually we will be seeing this through the overnight hours. e

p>>laura: thank you. palso new, a shooting after a ptraffic stop on south new jersey pavenue in tampa. pthe officer that was pulling pover the car did not get hit by pthe bullet. olice say that nicholas pcaldwell thought someone was pfollowing him after an argument olice officer. phe's charged with firing his gun pin a residential area. pan anonymous tip led to the parrest of three people for pillegally selling moon shine. pthey say that people were trying pto sell mason jars full of the pliquor on facebook. pundercover deputies set up a psting and arrested three people. pthey've all been accused of ptrying to violate the state pliquor law. p>>russell: and these numbers are pshocking, troubling. pnew stats from the bureau of pjustice show the amount of psexual assaults happening on pcollege campuses. presearchers found more than 10% pvictims of rape or sexual pviolence. p10%. pofficials say rape is not a pnormal part of the college pexperience and it can be revented. pmeanwhile, accountability and psafety

p>>laura: and i'm laura moody. pfirst the forecast from dave who pis equally stunned. p>>dave: that's the first i've pheard of that. pi have to do some research. p51 degrees outside this morning. pi know. pit was supposed to be lower 40s. pwhat happened? pnot the winds. pthe cloud cover and the cloud pcover that we had last night pdefinitely helped us out despite pthe fact you see mostly 40s on pthe map inland, 50s along the pcoast and 37 in crystal river. pthe mid to upper level clouds phelped to keep our temperatures pup a few degrees. pwe'll shift back in the mid 60s pfor high temps today. pwe're still on target for the ossibility of some strong pthunderstorms on friday morning. pso vanessa, i will talk more pabout that in a few minutes. p>>vanessa: we'll see you then. pwe have sky fox checking outh pthe troubled area 275 northbound pfrom yesterday. pmabry and himes. pthe new traffic pattern there pcausing some concerns for pdrivers and some delays. pwe're really starting to see ptravel times pick up now that pmore drivers are on the proadways. pyou can see all of t

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p>>laura: and i'm laura moody. pit's ask a lawyer day at fox 13. pnumbers to call will be at the pbottom of the screen. pit's free. pthat's the best part. pfirst we need the forecast from pdave. p>>dave: a lot of cloud cover pthis morning. psun will be up in 22 minutes or pso. p56 degrees, we've been steady pbecause of all that cloud cover. pand i want to say low fog. plook at the visibility, half pmile or so. pwe will get a little sunshine pfor today. psomething we didn't see a lot of pyesterday afternoon at all so ptake that 55 degrees and bring pit back in the 70s. plooks like a shower possible ptomorrow and again on saturday. phowever, second half of the pweekend looks nice. pall the details in a few pminutes. plet's check the roadways this pthursday morning. p>>vanessa: and the most serious pcrash we're experiencing this pmorning for folks just waking up pwith us is the deadly pedestrian pcrash. pwe have a live look now. pthis is fletcher and this is in pthe intersection with bruce b pdowns boulevard. resence out here. edestrian involved crash

p>>laura: all right. pthank you. phope and change versus fear and pdivision. resident barack obama's final pstate of the union address pmirrored themes from his first. p>>russell: with the next pelection months away, the resident talked about what he phopes to leave behind as his plegacy. p>> fixing a broken immigration psystem, protecting our kids from pgun violence, equal pay for pequal work. aid leave. praising the minimum wage. pall of these things -- all these pthings still matter to hard pworking families. pthey're still the right thing to pdo. pi won't let up until they get pdone. poff a list of his actions in poffice, helping lead the peconomic recovery, health care preform and ending cold war ptensions with cuba. resident also talked about some pof his biggest regrets, the deep pdivide in congress and his pfrustrations with stopping gun pvioence. p>>laura: last night president pobama also issued a challenge to pvice president joe biden and the pamerican people echoing resident john f. kennedy's call pto put

p>>laura: and clean kids. pdid you know they don't need a pbath every day until they reach pa certain age? pnew advice for parents. pwelcome to the 7:00 hour of p"good day." pi'm laura moody. pthat can get pretty nasty, pliterally. p>>russell: and i'm russell prhodes. pwe have to get to weather out pthere to talk about. pbut vanessa is back with us. pwelcome back. p>>vanessa: it is busy on roads pthis morning, probably because pof the rain. pwe do have a deadly accident for pfolks waking up with us in st. ete. p38th avenue north at 41st street pnorth. pthat's where we have the peastbound and westbound lane pblocks going and we're hearing pthat this is going to be near pnew heights elementary school so pif you're a parent or a student pthat has to go to that school, pmake sure you're approaching pfrom the east. pif you can, avoid that area, p30th avenue north, the rains pcould be blocked for a couple of phours now. pthis is a crash that involved a psemi truck as well as another pvehicle and we do know that one

p>>laura: thank you. pa woman got hurt and police are psearching for the person phere is ken. p>>reporter: good morning. pwe have been using the word papparent road rage incident. pwe're not sure what happened phere. pwe're getting this information pfrom scanner traffic, not pofficial yet. ptemple terrace police have yet pto confirm any of this but this pis what we're hearing. pa woman was struck east fowler pavenue several hours ago and pinvolved in what we're calling pan apparent road rage incident. paccording to the scanner ptraffic, she may have been cut p-- she may have cut off a guy on pa black motorcycle near morse pbridge road. pthen driven on fowler avenue to priver hill where is we're pstanding right now. pshe apparently crossed several planes of traffic and then hit a ole where her car ended up. pthe driver's side window was pshattered. pwe saw that. pnow we're hearing shots were pfired but we don't know if a pbullet shattered that window or pif it was banged in or whatever. pshe was taken to t

laura: first at 10:00 defying , congress. president obama vows to implement new gun control measures by executive action. pres. obama: this is not going to solve every violent crime in this country. it's not going to prevent every mass shooting. out of the hands of criminals. it will potentially save lives. laura: the president reportedly wants to require small gun dealers to perform background checks on buyers. the plan will also make it more difficult for convicted domestic abusers to purchase firearms. the president is expected to take action sometime this week. steve: the move is expected to impact central iowa gun shows and businesses. laura: kcci's ryan smith is live -- ryan smith explains how the president's plan targets expanding background checks at gun shows. >> will have no effect on crime it will have no effect on crime but what it will do is maybe stop some people that are not legally able to own the gun from getting guns. ryan: under current law, only federally licensed gun dealers must conduct background checks

laura: this is bbc "world news america." reporting from washington, im laura trevelyan. fighting back tears, president obama announced he is taking executive action on gun control. u.s. troops under attack in southern afghanistan. one american servicemember is killed in the fight to push back the taliban. offering hopes that vision can be restored by the thousands. ♪ laura: welcome to our viewers on public television in america and around the globe. in an emotional speech that brought him to tears president obama announced he is taking executive action to tighten gun control in the u.s. he said he was using his presidential powers because congress failed to act. his critics say he is overstepping his authority and promise a challenge. jon sopel has our coverage. jon: his nickname is no drama obama. not today, not on the issue of gun control, as frustration over failure to act turned to route emotion as he talked about the young children that died in the new town school shooting. president obama: first graders. neververy family who imagined their loved one would be taken

laura: a major milestone for harrison ford tonight. on the heels of some serious star wars success, he's now grossed more at u.s. box offices than any other actor ever. he's raked in about $4.7 billion. "star wars: the force awakens" just finished on top of the box office for the fourth week in a row. and some cool recognition for johnston's mayor paula dierenfeld. last weekend, we told you how the 61-year-old plans to run part of a community challenge. for every bag of groceries and personal care items of $10 donated, she pledged a mile. now, she's getting national recognition. her story is featured in runner's world magazine. way to go, paula. well scott joins us now, and a vikings fans kind of crying and said tonight. from one of theburger is made of just three cuts of fresh midwest beef. nothing more, nothing less. so we got the sirloin, the chuck and the plate. no fillers; that's it. all prized cuts, all well-marbled for richness and flavor. this is where those three wonderful cuts of beef come together. you can just tell that ble

laura matsuzaka -- laura demaria is out there in the storm chaser. if you can delay your commute, you're encouraged to do so. bear in mind that it is going to keep snowing, so even if you do delay your commute, if you have to work today, you are going to run into some snow and snow-covered roads. a red light for the east side commute. you should be okay coming in from the west or south. laura. >> laura: we are on route 2 westbound now headed back towards the city of cleveland, and we're passing through mentor right now. if i turn around, you can see the conditions here. we're dealing with the same thing we dealt with on i-90, absolutely snow-covered roads. there's a couple lanes where the tires of the vehicle in front of snow is still actively falling down. i saw snow fall from an overpass as well. you think about the snow that could blow off the car in front of you and the snow falling out of the sky and the snow already on the roads. look at all of that. it's just a mess. also, with stuff that falls off that car in front of you or the bridges. the

p>>laura: shine your shoes, get pyour resume ready. pwe'll tell you where you can pfind a job today. p>>russell: she paid first class. pshe got sent to coach. phollywood actress who is drawing pcriticism for her reaction to pthe downgrade. phey, dave. p>>dave: 7:09 and 40 degrees out pat tampa international. p40 is not too bad but i think pone of the warmest spots around. pfor many of us, we're in the p30s. pit's a frosty, frosty start to pthe day. psoutheast wind is returning. pwe should make it back to the pupper 60s for high temps this p>>reporter: delays continue this pmorning across the courtney pcampbell causeway. pwestbound lanes are still shut pdown and an earlier overnight paccident just before the boat pramp has authorities on scene pinvestigating here and traffic pis able to get by using the pservice road. pof course, that has traffic at a pcrawl. pdelays now back to over a mile. pand we will have a sky fox shot pof this in the next report here pcan. pthink about the howard frankland pbridge heading into pinellas pcounty. pa

p>>laura: thank you. pin a stunning turn of events, a pgrand jury in texas that was pinvestigating criminal pobligations against planned arenthood has instead indicted ptwo anti-abortion activists. plast year a group called the pcenter for medical progress made pnational headlines after preleasing a series of undercover pvideos. pactivists posed as prospective pbuyers of fetal tissue and pcaptured several employees pdiscussing the process. pnow the activists are accused of ptampering with a government precord. pone of them, the group's pfounder, was also charged with a pmisdemeanor count related to urchasing human organs. phe released this statement pfollowing his indictment. phe writes, the center for pmedical progress uses the same pundercover techniques that pinvestigative journalists have pused for decades in exercising pthe freedom of speech and of the lanned parenthood officials are pcalling the charges vindication. pthe president released this pstatement saying, quote, these panti-abortion extremis

p>>laura: it is. p>>russell: took over just years pafter president kennedy's speech pfor america to land on the moon. p>>laura: the director of moffitt pcancer center is going to talk pabout what it's going to take to pmeet president obama's ambitious pchallenge to cure cancer once pand for all. p>>dave: some spots still in the p30s in citrus county. p40s for everybody else. ptemps all over the place. pbut everybody is warmer than pyesterday at this time thanks to pa shift to our wind to the east pand southeast. pit should be a nice, mild pafternoon at 71 degrees. pshowers and thunderstorms ptomorrow. pthat our cosmetics line was a hit. the orders were rushing in. i could feel our deadlines racing towards us. we didn' t need a loan. we needed short-term funding fast. building 18 homes in 4 months? that was a leap. but i knew i could rely on american express to help me buy those building materials. amex helped me buy the inventory i needed. our amex helped us fill the orders. just like that. another st

laura: checking in with jason now. a lot of snow on the east coast, and we have our own chance for a view flurries. -- a few flurries. jason: there were some spots with 40 inches. not surprise a few buses got stuck. for us, not sing a lot. again, we have chances for snow on monday. tomorrow not looking too bad. temperatures in the mid-20's. we are all the way up to 33 degrees at noon. ontrack 436. there are larry's in the forecast. i will bring all of that coming up shortly. todd: it's a sure sign that summer is not too far away. the 2016 ragbrai route unveivled tonight. and here it is. glenwood, shenandoah, creston, leon, centerville, ottumwa washington, muscatine. as you can see it's a southern iowa route. ragbrai begins july 23. laura: not everyone is hating the major storm hitting the east coast. see the animals enjoying themselves, next on kcci. todd first there was ride along. : now ride along 2, a new comedy sequel. john pas ringing) you can't deal with something, by ignoring it. but that's how some presidential

laura: 26-year-old laura adams had a seemingly normal pregnancy but on december 9. she told her husband she was having sharp pains. >> she was like we have to go now, we have to get to the hospital. laura: two weeks before her due date. >> the ob/gyn made a difficult decision. laura: the baby arrived healthy and happy but instantly, doctors do something was wrong with mom. >> her pancreas ruptured like a bomb going off in her body. laura: doctors believe a gallstone cause an infection which spread, killing much of her pancreas and colon. >> she's a fighter. laura: doctors call it the perfect storm of a worst-case scenario, saying the only reason she did not die as because she was young and healthy before. >> she won't give up, she will fight. laura: she has had five surgeries and could need 10 more. >> she would likely miss all of the mom firsts. she wasn't able to change her first diaper. she can't do the first feeding. laura: a gofundme page has raised $25,000. >> it's hard to put into words how appreciative we are. community as a music their pest at the iowa vete