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let' s go back to the roads. busy out there. olessa: we are starting off on the northbound side of the expressway. you can see the center lane is closed. let' s go to the maps. i will show you the backup getting up to those accidents. as you can see, that crash is moving up the center lane. as you travel the pike eastbound, we have an active by the crew. west of their, you' re in good shape. for in a to 128 and 93 southbound we delays picking up near wilmington. emily: thank you. a battle in the granite state in the race for the white house. randy: the eyeopener' s kelley tuthill is live in bow, new hampshire where candidates are hitting the ground running this morning. kelly: absolutely. where expecting marco rubio for a town hall meeting. it is a busy day for all candidates. ted cruz, jeb bush, the carly fiorina, it and jim fillmore are all expected to have activity in the granite state. donald trump is moving to arkansas. >> those people are moving like a little puppet. with me, i have nobody. i just want to take care of you.

let' s go to the map and see what' s going on. as you head south of town, a crash on the expressway at columbia road. one lane is closed, and age of the laser shot down, so you want be a will to access that. a crash and spin out on 95 northbound. one lane is shut down, so there is an indication of how slick the roads are already getting. route 9 so far, no major issues. because the snow will blanket the roadways shortly and you will need it. trains and buses on schedule. randy: commitment 2016. four days left before the candidates' s way new hampshire voters for the presidential primary. eric a terran tell is here, with sparks flying at the democratic debate. reporter: they were flying, randy. the race getting tighter, fireworks flying before the new hampshire primary. t the candidates clashed over health care, wall street, into is more progressive. bernie sanders suggested hillary clinton was a captain of the political establishment during her time as secretary of state. clinton accused sanders of smearing her and fired back. >>

let' s go to chief meteorologist mike haddad. mike: we are tracking those dangerously cold readings. right now, it is a little warmer than at this hour last night. these are the high temperatures for the day. right now, even though it is much colder, it is a little warmer than last night. subzero of north. from concord, south and east, between 10-20. twins very light out of the southwest. no major windchill to worry about. the windchill warning does kick we could see windchill as much as 40 below zero. frost i can occur in as quickly as 10 minutes. 20 below zero. hampshire. we will take a look at when it gets that cold and when we warm up again if we see snow. and massachusetts school s a popular time to hit the slopes. our stephanie woods is live at crotchet mountain where the ski resort is staying open until the early morning hours for midnight madness. stephanie: you have to be a little bit mad to be out here in this cold. it is now 11 degrees. with the windchill, it feels like five degrees. we talked to some of these brave so

maria: let' s go to j.c. monahan who has been it ted cruz headquarters. it almost felt muted tonight? j .c.: that went along with the crowd and it was a pretty small crowd of support. frankly, this banquet hall wasn' t even that big, it was not even half full. they are taking down the stage when ted cruz did take the stage to address his supporters, he of course congratulated donald trump and john kasich, but his place at third is a result that people said was impossible. mr. cruz: but the real winner, the real winner is the conservative grassroots. [applause] mr. cruz: who propelled us to an outright victory in iowa at a far stronger result and outcome in new hampshire than anyone had predicted. [applause] j.c.: he went on to say to win, it is going to be standing against amnesty, standing against obamacare, and that he went on against obama i saying that he was about life, liberty, and marriage, and he said he would always defend the that got the biggest applause here tonight in this room. he finished by saying his victory tonight, a tie again, has the

let' s show you what' s going on in boston. the breeze is out of the south. let' s see less cold wind direction. right now the wind isn' clouds have moved in. they' re all those light southerly winds. i' m not sure of it' s going to reach the ground in this area. i am following this area, it may brush the cape in the islands. that is the best chance of getting steady snow before it pushes offshore. could there be some accumulation? wind yesterday afternoon. everything has quieted down. there it is. lots of bitter cold air is going to move in our direction. nine times has boston dropped it happened three times last winter. it would break the record for sunday which is minus three. we might be that cold by midnight saturday night. we may break one or two records and not even get to 10. it is going to be a struggle. minus five, we are using this as a negative chart. that would break the record of -11. wind chill goes in the fact sunday afternoon. let' s try to break this down how temperatures ago. the sharp drop is going to start when we get into the afternoon ho

let' s go to amy reporter afternoon holds for us. will we see more sunshine? amy: we have mainly clear skies. we don' t have the fog had yesterday. temperatures are a few degrees warmer. we will continue to climb. the wind will kick up a little bit. it is going to be breezy or today than it was yesterday. temperatures will be in the lower 70' s. a degree or two shy of where we were yesterday. otherwise, pretty similar to yesterday. this morning, visibility looks good. 10 miles below the place. we' notice our 24 hour temperature change. most of us are a few degrees warmer than yesterday, anywhere from up to seven degrees warmer. -- cooler. 45 in ocala and 47 and palm coast. most of us are in the low to mid 60' s. 53 daytona beach. 54 orlando. i do expect these temperatures to head down a little bit more this morning. just because we have the clear skies and we don' t have the fog to deal with early on. temperatures that can and will climb. upper 60' s lower 70' s. a little shy from where we were yesterday. 73 in orlando. yesterday we had 75. let' s see what' s

' s get the hell out of here. >> nikki: let' s go. >> victor: let' s go. >> summer: that' s good that you and stitch are making progress. on the max front, though. >> abby: yeah. >> natalie: i don' t really think they are. >> summer: what do you mean? >> natalie: well, we' ve been here awhile, and abby' s still alone at this party. where' s her husband? >> abby: good question. >> stitch: what happened? >> dr. neville: well, we were leaving the lab at jabot, and she must still be weak from having the flu. she passed out, hit her head. and the -- the attending in e.r. insisted we check her in for observation. it' s -- it' s nothing. i' m sure it' s not serious. >> stitch: nothing?! she could have serious injuries. m gonna run some tests, okay? >> ashley: absolutely not. no. t, uh, i don' t see neil, so he must have taken off. came for a little bit, it' s good that he came. >> devon: yeah. >> hilary: i think tonight was good for all of us. don' t you think? >> devon: yeah. i have to admit -- it' s -- it' s a lot more fun than, uh, overseeing things at the lab. something, too. >> devon: w

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let' s go back to march 9 of last year. a major project. they were able to get the field ready to go. we were forced to postpone. another day before they could play baseball. a huge difference from last winter to this winter. >> we hope that carries out. it has a lot more to look forward to on a day like today. we are getting excited. quite spring sports are under women' s lacrosse at home. the wildcats scored first. that made it 1-0. well. dartmouth wins a tight one. five straight wins for dartmouth. anchor: tune in after world news. ? >>> breaking news tonight. the state of emergency this hour. multiple tornadoes reported already. the devastating damage. we're on the scene. about to power right up the east coast, 45 million in the path. >>> also breaking, the new surveillance images of the alleged uber gunman. where he was in the hours before the rampage. >>> the race for the white house, and tonight, the showdown in nevada. cruz. and what trump said when asked why he's not taking on marco rube roe. >>> breaking news on the zika outbreak,

heather: let' s go live to simpsonville, south carolina. that' s where marco rubio is talking to supporters and undecideds at a town hall. rubio placed 3rd in iowa but 5th in new hampshire. heather: new at 4:30: more than 30,000 people registered by last night' s deadline to vote in the massachusetts primary. 136,000 people either registered for the first time or changed their enrollment status. the primary is march 1. ed: families of the people murdered by james whitey bulger have been offered a financial settlement. heather: one family member says they' ve been offered a split of $822,000 and proceeds from an auction of the killer' s belongings. that' d agree to not sue the government. ed: a north andover couple pleads guilty to the abuse of two teenaged girls. 35-year-old justin ladd admitted to abusing his two step-daughters because their biological father is dominican. ladd is an alleged white supremacist, who beat and harassed the girls for several years. he will serve up to 5 years in prison along with probation. their mother also ple

let' s get you out to the roads. olessa: as far as volume goes, we are doing ok on route one in saugus. let' s go to the maps and see the rest of your trip. north of town, just cleared an accident montvale avenue, and that volume picks up. in good shape on 495 and 93. eastbound side of the pike, 15 minutes. 495 to 128. the expressway is heavy. randy: thank you. breaking news coming in from logan airport. emily: an accident at logan airport. >> and airport -- a van hit and a witness tells us the flight was getting ready to depart for tampa when this happened. if you look closely, you might be able to season damage to the wing. the passenger tells us the plane shook when it hit. >> i thought something maybe with the gate had disconnected. it was hard to figure out. that is when i looked out the window and i saw a gentleman on the ground, and other people chasing the van. >> it is unclear how this happened. no one was hurt. randy: breaking overnight, a fire is now knocked down at a home in norton. this happened around last night 11:15 on perry street. a mother and her two adult sons made it out safe

let' s talk about the forecast. it could be a nice day for dinner outside. now i am getting hungry. tony: let' s go outside to the coast. overlooking the canal. at the atlantic, we are in great shape. let' s look at port canaveral, 66, wind out of the north-northeast. you can see clouds venturing to the coastline. that is the on the location where we will see clouds tonight. falling to the lower 60' s in flagler. still around 70 in kissimmee, winter haven. as you go to the osceola county fair, you are in great shape. 64, 5:00, 7:00. overnight low in ocala, 44, 48 the villages, 42 in town. barrier islands, i would be surprised if cocoa sits at 66 overnight. tomorrow, onshore flow, surf is building. it will be choppy to say the least. 68 to 73, and then 72, 75 in the interior. golfers, reunion, tee time good. by 5:00, you are looking at a temperature of 73 degrees. the weekend scenario does not change much. flow. swell will be the concern for mariners and beachgoers. we' ve a lot of racing going on as we go to the upcoming weekend. the big races on sunday, daytona 500. temperature of 72 at 3:00. most

let' s go to jc and fell. . >> we just had a report 20 minutes ago from. in a 60 mile per hour wind gusts going across the area. anywhere from 35 to 40 mile-per-hour wind gusts are occurring at this point. i want to talk about some things that are happening. we have storm damage reports out there and they are coming in as we had through the evening

let' s go to randi rico. randi: we had steady, heavy rain through the early morning hours. of the last few hours we have caught a little break. through the rest of the afternoon the rain is more scattered, hit and miss style. the first matches of thunder and lightning have developed to the south. you can see over the last hour the 50' s. obviously a thunderstorm is a possibility even though we aren' t expecting severe weather. our entire area except fayette and union counties are under a severe weather warning. we will transition from rain to snow. looking at our rainfall totals this morning, hamilton 1.1 inches. andrew: quite the mess on when crest drive. a landscape true is trying to clean up. they are cutting up a tree and lifting pieces over the house with a crane to dispose of it after the tree came crashing down this morning. it was uprooted this morning and came down on the backside of the house. it happened while the woman who lived here and her children were sleeping in. will have the mess cleaned up quickly. it is impressive to see them with the tree over the hous

let' s go to jason and find out what is coming up in sports. jason: the celtics had another one of the areas that i've been particularly interested in is the area of children. we intend to be sure that everybody in this room and every child in this state is somebody. no matter where they're born, no matter to whom they are born. every child has a chance god-given potential. i've spent my life fighting for children, and i'm not stopping now. i'm hillary clinton, announcer: now, jason king and news 9 sports. jason: in just over an hour, the broncos and panthers will kick off super bowl 50. the 17-1 panthers and 14-3 broncos kick it off. the panthers are six-point favorites. afternoon. rajon rondo and the sacramento kings in town. the game was never in jeopardy for boston. isaiah thomas cross court pass to avery bradley for three. he had a team-high 25. marcus smart with a great look to jared sullinger for the easy bucket. he finished with five-point game 21. in the fourth quarter. thomas off the screen knocks down a three. he also had nine assist

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let' s go to tony mainolfi. how was it looking? tony: a few more hours before this rain gets out. let' s check the live shot coming from daytona beach. a heavy rain falling a daytona beach, nearly an inch of rain here. temperatures dropped significantly into the mid-60' s. you can see a lot of orange and red. that is the moderate to heavy rain. there are some claps of thunder but nothing severe. this is flagler county, moderate to heavy rain. daytona beach, i-4 to deltona and the land, moderate to heavy rain. at glencoe and edgewater, and further to the south, forced city, pine hills, big batch of moderate to heavy rain. lighter amounts of shower that is at osceola county. you can see this line with the cold front spreading through central and southern brevard county by the time we get to 9:00 to 11:00. the big story behind that, windy and colder air. i will talk more on the weekend forecast coming up in a couple of minutes. jim: thank you. for people are taken into custody after a routine traffic stop turns into a pursuit which started in orlando and ended in sanford. they tracked

let' s go to the maps. route 9 still closed in both directions by the natick mall, so heading in that direction, some down power lines are shutting down the road. anticipate some problems. the pike looks good, 15 minutes route 2, eastbound side, one lane shutdown. 93 south, about 35 minutes from concord street to the leverett connector purity volume on between for picking up out of avon 95 is out, and rob 3 from weymouth into braintree, almost a half hour. trains and buses doing ok, emily. emily: all right, let' s a thank you to apple is making new moves in its policy battle with the fbi. there are reports that the tech company has already begun the process of upgrading it' s s security to make it impossible for the government, or even apple, to break in to a locked iphone. that is one step beyond the tech giant' s refusal to unlock the iphone of one of the san bernadino terrorists. ceo tim cook speaking exclusively to abc' s david muir. tim cook: the only way we would know is to write a piece of software t

. >> let' s go forward to what is happening at 11:00 we' re showing you live pictures. the senator is endorsing trunk right now. we are lie without a front runner is trying to rebound. heather: zika transmitted now through said the new challenges. we will hear from people that are on board when it happened and the questions that remain at this time. heather: also by 11 -- a teenager crashing through the ice and struggling to get out. the dangerous rescue fair coming up at 11:00. ed: it is so warm even though it is february. heather: especially after tomorrow. >> it will be in the 50' s tomorrow afternoon. heather: p with hood, cottage cheese can be or cucumber and dill as a dip. with 8 delicious flavors of hood cottage cheese, the possibilities are endless.

ed: let' s go straight to sera congi with more. sera: donald trump is calling this crunch time here in new hampshire. trump never mentioned ted cruz by name at a big rally this morning in exeter. mr. trump: we have politicians in charge of our country who are interest. sera: trump did take jabs at jeb bush and bernie sanders but he and immigration. leading another rally here and that begins at 7:00. heather: and ted cruz is also in portsmouth today. >> here is what i tell everyone tickers: -- ted cruz: he told everyone he was going to win and it didn' t happen. and his reaction is that he got very angry. he said, how stupid could the people of iowa be? i is in his next question is how stupid the people of new hampshire are? heather: trump is still leading in the polls and the latest one out of new hampshire shows the same. ed: marco rubio hit several topics including young people in education as well as the second amendment. he also turned his attention away from his other opponents and instead attacked the clinton administration.

and let' s go over to harvey leonard. harvey: let' s back up a little bit and we will show you what we are talking about first of all with this situation. we have temperatures that are just too warm to support snow around the region. what we see is really touching the ground is rain. it is falling around cape cod. we can see it right here. all of this is going to stay south of the pike tonight and it is going to move eastward. notice where it is raining, it is like 40 degrees or a little above. it may be 40 around here, maybe a few wet snowflakes mixed in, but you start the morning with clouds on the cape, but it is already cleared up here in right around the freezing mark the north and the west. bigger changes are coming. a lot of moisture down in texas. i will time out the middle week storminess coming up. antoinette? antoinette: and new at 11:00, an elementary school in millis is closed for the next two days because of air quality concerns. the superintendent is alerting results found concerns into coupons of the buildi

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let' s go back outside. here' s what it looks like around i-4. not bad at all. a couple of showers move on through. less than inch of rain. just a big wind maker. as the front comes on through. we have seen the showers picking up here over the last few hours, north of our viewing area. they have moved into our center. some light showers up palm coast and new smyrna beach. it have your band of rain now just north and west of oak hill. down for geneva. miles per hour. over toward oak hill at 11:25 p.m. geneva, getting hit pretty good right now. oviedo toward union park middle a couple of quick sprinkles. another line of fast-moving showers will be approaching merritt island high school back toward cocoa beach high school within about the next half-hour. by 1:00, a sickly it is over. it is in and out of here. the winds will be gusty overnight tonight. temperatures fairly uniform. middle 50' s up north. middle to upper 50' looking at the forecast for the commuters, make sure you have your jackets ready to go because we' re talking about a whole lot of winds. windchi

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s statewide. could be snow showers later saturday afternoon or saturday evening did that will pull away on sunday. let system possible by later let' s go to "grow it green." ray: welcome to today' green." m joined by margaret hagen from unh cooperative extension. stay we will be talking about plans that -- today we will a little dangerous. if you suspect a small child or pet has ingested these plans, what do you want to do? control center. in the search engine and you one. ray: in front of you is one of the plants that is very popular but it can be dangerous. what kind of animals or small children are we talking about? margaret: mostly children under three and cats especially. if caps on of getting vegetables in their diet -- if cats are not houseplants. they have a fairly small body and it is not take as much as it would for somebody like you or me. ray: but we have a solution for that and you are holding it in your hands. this is the solution. margaret: this commonly known as cat grass. if you wanted and vegetables in your diet, put this out and they will stay away from houseplants. ray: some of the houseplants need to be concerned a

let' s go somewhere warmer -- arizona? pitchers and catchers report tomorrow. the reds are looking at 81 for the first day of camp. we will be warming up. no 80' s, but warmer temperatures . highs in the upper 50' s near kansas city, 60 in little rock. that will work in our direction. we have had the cold air from canada for the last week or so. the jet stream will pull north and the warm air can come in 2:00, cloudy, 35. 5:00, 36. the clouds will thin out. it will be a chilly night. maybe a passing sprinkle or flurry, but most places are dry overnight. by lunchtime tomorrow, sunny skies are expected. we will keep those in place to the start of the weekend. tomorrow, middle 40' s, 60' s by friday. it is cloudy, cool, and staying that way. 22 tonight with the clouds thinning out. it will be cold tomorrow, but i promise the warm-up is there. friday, breezy but still near 60. saturday, 62. passing rain showers in the morning, but they should be gone by lunch. next week, temperatures back in the middle to upper 40' s. apology. lisa: he says he is sorry for what he s

. >> cane: [ chuckles ] >> michael: let' s go say hello before they fall out of their seats. >> cane: you go first. >> michael: hey, wife of mine. >> lauren: hey. >> jill: hello, sweetheart. >> colin: didn' t expect to see you here. >> jill: good to see you. we are being treated to lunch. >> lauren: yes. so, uh, what were you two discussing? >> cane: so, how' s billy? how' s billy? is he good? >> jill: he' s recuperating. he couldn' t be happier to be back with victoria and the kids. which reminds me, how are things going on your home front? >> cane: you know, things are cordial. you know, we' re just trying to put the kids first. as long as they' re healthy and safe, that' s all that matters, you know. hey, i hear there' s a congratulations in order, right? second year anniversary. congratulations. >> jill: thank you. as a matter of fact, my darling husband and i are in the mood to lauren that we' re gonna throw together an impromptu family celebration to honor the occasion. >> colin: yeah, um, well, um, me and the little lady, you know how spontaneous we are. >> jill: we' re very sp

let' s go outside. let' s go. take a look and and then it is the mountains in kissimee. i think we' re at disney. i think that' s where we' re at. but anyway, you can see that is a great picture and a lot of sunshine and a few clouds and going to be noticing the breeze and kicks up mainly gusts to 25 mph. still breezy tonight and i think the morning' s pretty okay and it' s going to get towards the afternoon. we have the threat of some coastal showers as the winds shift around more to that direction. right now generally out of the and then by tomorrow we go that way and as folks who live off the coast know the caution for today and the surf is real choppy. not real friendly as far as your toes go. 54 at daytona beach. that' s the water temperature currently. the radar is quiet. and then it is going to expect to stay that way and the temperatures right now waiting in the 50s and the great lakes and the storm system that caused all that is staying away from us and then we' ve get 10 to 20 steady and maybe in a gust to 25 and that' s tough if you' re in a small craft. so don

david: and it does not impact ed: let' s go ahead, you go. you live and breathe presidential politics. even though, for many people all that data can turn into information overload, are you ready to keep these dates and numbers in your head? david: oh no. ed: one of the first talents to those -- towns to vote in new hampshire primary is tiny dixville notch with just nine registered voters. sanders was the choice of all four democratic voters. who won the republican vote, 3-2? david: that would be john kasich. trump finished second. ed: 2. our sister station, wmur-tv, tracked the number of trips each candidate made to new hampshire from january 1st to february 7th. which candidate had the most visits? david: john kasich had 100 town meetings so i' m going to say maybe that' s a trick question. 7? maybe chris christie. ed: that' s exactly right. david: and what did the hit to them -- did it to him? ed: don' david paleologos, director of political research at suffolk university. which one of these new england states does not hold its primary on

let' s go over to cook' sean: we have some guess year from the coliseum restaurant. >> happy to be here. happy valentines. we gave out tons of roses. sean: what are we making today? >> we are making a very famous dish in rome, usually which they make with spaghetti. brooke a teeny is very famous over there. it is a huge dish over there. i brought my translator with me in case someone does not understand. >> we have plain water. this is some fettuccine. spaghetti normally takes 20 minutes to cook. what we have is onions and pancetta. sean: that is my favorite part. >> now we will wait for this -- sean: we should mention, michael is going on a trip. >> in a few hours, ongoing to rome, and we figure that we would dedicate this. we are going to be there in a couple of hours. >> i say i make mine better than the money in rome. he is going over to make sure. we will see. some tomato. michael, cut some tomato? >> yes, we have some plum and cherry tomatoes to give it a different taste. salt and pepper. the pasta is cooking. sean: i feel bad for the viewers because it smells really good in here.

let' s go to eric burris. eric: it is coming down pretty heavy at this moment. i am glad the outdoor studio has a roof and we do not have a lot of wind. the steady rain is continuing, moving in from the gulf of mexico. around marion county, we are seeing a break in the activity. let me take you right to the heart of the metro area. we are watching this little that has made it here to the wesh 2 news studios. it is raining cats and dogs outside. a little rain exiting to the atlantic. up to the north, still watching some showers around orange city. back over to the villages, you are trying out a little bit, a sign of things to come. we still have plenty of cloud cover in the gulf of mexico. all of that moisture is moving our way. it is 60 degrees in orlando. we will talk about the changing forecast when i see a dream and inside in a couple minutes. adrian: paramedics are treating someone injured in an atv crash in mims near i-95. no word on how the crash police believe four people shot in an apopka neighborhood will survive. police responded to reports of shots fi

let' s go straight to randi rico if we could just hit repeat. lisa: i have been trying. randi: i am sorry. no, we' re in for about a 10 degrees drop today from yesterday. 70' s on saturday. 60' s on sunday. 50' s today. yesterday 59 for the high. today closer to 49. we are starting out with a typical february chill this morning with most places in the 30' s. most places, mid 30' s as you head out the door this morning. mostly clear skies on radar. a little on the chilly side this morning. grab a jacket.

let' s go straight to randi rico for the windy details. randi: moore wins but not for the entire day. we had 40, 45 mile per hour gusts yesterday. the rain has come to an end. there was one spot that is dealing with some rain. drizzle through portions of clinton county. we' re waiting for the clouds to

high-pressure is going to crest overestimate. let' s think about this.we are starting out fairly chilly in the upper 20' we have not even gotten to sunset. the dry air, the light winds, the chilly air mass -- that sets us up to be cold tonight. the winds are coming down a briskly out of the north. they will slowly diminished night, along the temperature to drop off. boston getting down to about 19, worcester about 19. be prepared that while it will be tranquil, it will be very cold tomorrow morning. then tomorrow afternoon temperatures will rebound to appoint in the 30' s -- a point in the 30' s, maybe approaching 40 in a few spots. we have cold air thanked to the north. but you mentioned denver being 71. look at st. louis at 58. even chicago at 41. the milder air will make its way in. just before it does, a few things will happen. this is just one computer model showing a few flakes around the cape. there is a slight chance. more than likely, just a few clouds. start with a clue tomorrow. look at the clouds to the west. they will thick

let' s go to florida now the daytona 500 going down today. denny hamlin, matt kenseth, carl edwards, and reigning nascar champ, kyle bush stayed close to each other throughout the race. but on the last lap, it' s denny hamilin pulling a hail mary move on martin truex jr. ending joe gibbs 23 year drought at this particular race it was the closest race in history. milliseconds. the women of xavier in their last home game taking on seton hall. second quarter, madisson blackwell grabs the loose ball, xavier gets it up ahead to jenna crittendon for the layup, xavier up 2. seton hall would grab the lead and begin to pull away, aleesha powell with the 3 out of the corner, pirates up 7. but xavier kept it close, the kick out to marquia turner for the 3. but, seton hall picks up the win as xu loses their 4th game in a row with the 72-67 loss. courtis: you have sports rock coming up next. elise: this we do. jeff will be with us. so fancy. we have another expert with us. courtis: final check of our weather. re going to bounce around this week. we saw th

let' s go to the map to find out how things are. it is highlighted in red. 26 minutes headed northbound. it is almost 20 minutes to newton corner. an increase of 10 minutes of time. traffic. sees finally back in the u.s.. phil: panicked passengers thought they would not make it back alive. j.c.: texas tracking down on -- cracking down on distracted driving. phil: and one-on-one with actress kerry washington. everything you want to know >> a nightmare now over for hundreds of cruiseship passengers. >> the good news is no one was seriously hurt but you saw that video. some say it was the scare of their lives. >> relief. >> happy to be alive. reporter: and anger today. 4500 passengers on the anthem of the sea' s back on solid ground after this cruise ship went straight into a storm, pounded by waves and wind gusts up to 100 miles per hour. >> the ship started going crazy. the ship was on its side. the ocean was coming in. water coming in. there he scary. >> some questioning the captain ' s judgment. passengers, giving them half off a f

pfor more on the totals region by pregion, let' s go to josh judge. pjosh: we have seen the snow pbeginning in some areas of psoutheastern new hampshire in articular and those are the pareas we are looking to see the pmost snow. pletter amounts for the to the pnorthwest. pwe will zoom in and take a look pat what to expect. pthese areas around the mass-new phampshire border, from ortsmouth to the dover areas pand almost manchester, plondonderry area, 5-8 inches. pthis includes over to the west pwe are at probably 5-8 inches. pit begins to fall just a little pbut because it is 5-8 inches, a plot of terrain will have to do pwith this. pyou are farther away from the pstorm center so the amounts drop poff just a bit. palso, the air is an drier and pless of the snow can make it pdown in. pit really dries out as it goes pover the mountains and down the pother side. pthat shadowing effect is pexpected to play a main factor pin areas far west of the pconnecticut river valley and arts of northern new hampshire pas well be we will look a closer pminutes. perin:

let' s go to the maps and see what us is going on. fairly quiet start. 93 south by sullivan square and the expressway, some road wo in place. no issues south of town. and problem free start north of town. we are expecting the trains and buses to start the morning on schedule. emily? emily: stories we' re following right now, a norfolk couple is forced out of their home after power trouble sparks this fire. firefighters say it happened after power was restored on tucker road last night. neighbors say the elderly homeowner told them an electrical box on the garage door opener sparked as power returned. both he and his wife made it out safely. randy: arlington catholic' s principal is off the job over an alleged incident inside the an email to parents says a complaint was filed related to something that happened during sunday detention involving principal stephen biagioni. the allegations are not sexual. biagioni is on administrative leave during the investigation. emily: methuen police are searching for the man in this bizarre robbery a

and i m kurt williams - we re tracking some rain - and a cool down on the way - let s go to chief meteorologist patrick rockey now with a look at what you can expect overnight - and tomorrow morning at the bus stop. busch gardens may be closed right now, but get ready for a wild ride. after high temperatures well into the 70s on this monday, a cold front will knock about 20a11 off of our temperatures on tuesday! most of us will top out in the low to mid 50s. expect plenty of clouds to start the day, with more sunshine in the afternoon. but we will soar right back into the low to mid 70s on wednesday, with a stiff southwest wind. an approaching cold front will bring us a chance for some afternoon showers and thunderstorms. we will even be on the lookout for a few severe storms. some of the stormy weather sticks around warmer weather does not. we are expecting high temperatures only in the upper 40s to lower 50s on thursday with a 40% chance for wet weather. and the mercury continues to drop on friday, with high temperatures only in the low to mid 40s. we will start the day with clouds and end th

let' s go straight to randi rico because these ladies are going to be busy the next couple of days.

let' s go over to ted noah for a ted: jason, looks like 17-92 still blocked off at park avenue. if you' re going to be on the southbound side, use i-4 4436 as your backup plan. on your screen right now is a camera on the 528. this is the expressway westbound approaching the airport toll plaza. overnight roadwork still happening. crews are still pretty active through that area. downtown orlando, no roadwork now. turnpike to colonial, a short eight-minute commute. jason: breaking news in brevard county, an all-out search for a missing boater. the coast guard say the got a call last night from a woman saying her boyfriend didn' t return home from a fishing trip. searchers found his boat near the eau gallie bridge. right now, multiple agencies are searching the man. we have a crew heading to the live update in our 5:00 hour. breaking news in volusia county, one person is dead after an r.v. crashed and caught fire in ormond beach overnight. the wreck happened on u.s. 1 near i-95 around 1:00 in the morning. ormond beach police say the r.v. crashed in a ditch with two people inside when

s this afternoon. spotty showers are possible for the evening commute, but storms get going after 9:00 p.m. let' s get you to work. kyla: we want to get you out of the door and where you are going . right now, you don' t need a lot of extra time. wide open on i-74 and harrison paik. no problems eastbound or westbound. 71-75 at burlington pike is a little heavier. it is getting thick on the northbound side. pushing into the 6:00 hour, the off to a good start. 275 at lost dollar, looking good let' s keep that going. minutes. lisa: 6:02. in " ted cruz wins the iowa caucuses on the gop side. the democratic side was almost too close to call. miriah turner has the latest out of iowa from the live alert desk. good morning. miriah: when it comes to the democrats hillary clinton ended , up with a very slight edge over bernie sanders. both campaigns are staying , story for martin o' malley. after months of low poll numbers, o' malley ended his campaign. on the republican side mike huckabee bowed out as well. the crowded republican field had five candidates come out of iowa without a single delegate, but

let him go and drove off. deputies began chasing the car, trying to stop them. that' s when deputies say a gun was thrown out of the suspect -- window and the suspect car -- from the suspect car. it landed in the pickup truck nearby on i-4. the chase ended when suspects crash their car in lake mary near driftwood plaza. if you know where other three -- the other three suspects are, call police police. -- right now, all construction on the i-4 ultimate project is on hold after a worker was killed. officials tell us marvin franklin died after his co-worker ran him over with a dump truck in the construction zone near kennedy boulevard in maitland. i-4 ultimate project director they tell us that franklin had just been on the job for a month. >> know -- personally know marvin. i think it best just over a month. i am sad to say i never got to shake hands of marvin. but even so, we are very saddened by the loss today. in light of the incident. we need to stop or the moment , take a look at what our safety protocols are. jason: it' s not clear when construction will resume. gri

let' s go back to chopper 2 to show you some of the things they are doing. they are walking through neighborhoods, looking to garages, looking to garbage cans and everything in hopes of trying to find baby willow. this particular group consists of 30 members of emergency response team and two dogs. they have broken up into groups that are canvassing the willow bend neighborhood on silverstar road. they are retracing the steps from monday in hopes of finding baby willow. a baby girl. the child' s rich -- susan richardson is on -- in jail. emergency response team began where o p d detectives started where they found the placenta of a baby. >> going on the east-west area of coastline drive. as we know that susan was on foot. that is what we believe at this time. we do not believe she was at the car. she stated that she dropped the baby off that someone' s doorstep . with baby willow. >> orlando police officers, we watched them check trash cans and dumpsters today. police are hoping that the baby is still alive. if that mother, susan richardson, did drop that ba

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let' s go to jc and fell. . >> we just had a report 20 minutes ago from. in a 60 mile per hour wind gusts going across the area. anywhere from 35 to 40 mile-per-hour wind gusts are occurring at this point. i want to talk about some things that are happening. we have storm damage reports out there and they are coming in as we had through the evening westport, there was a tree down. that was recorded at 436. we will expect these winds to be gusting upwards of 50 to 60 miles per hour, the next couple of hours. this is picking up have finished over an inch in terms of the total. jc: there' s breaking news involving the future of the u.s. supreme court following the death of justice antonin scalia. ed harding is live at the breaking news desk. >> we have just heard from the president. he is begin right now in california. he says he is candidates in mind, and says he will exercise his rights and nominate a replacement. nominate somebody who even then they my politics -- if they disagree with my politics say will served with honor on the court. >> presidential ca