areas around louisville getting a wintery mix and getting snow north to the louisville area. detroit will have a little bit of snow. same with columbus and cleveland. a lot of spots 1/2 inch to an inch. further to the south, plenty warm. plain old rain in areas of georgia. that will spread to south carolina this morning. here's what we're looking at. we've got just a wintery mess headed through the east, and then we've got mild air that's coming up from the south. the next storm system is coming through areas of arizona and utah with snow in the higher elevations. that storm will run into mild air. typically a storm would be a big snow producer through the middle of the country, but our arctic air forecast is nothing that will plunge down into the u.s. all the dark blues and purples, that's the really cold air, it stays well to the north over the next seven days. we'll be looking at a rainstorm heading across the country instead of a snowstorm. that's been the trend all winter long. for today, rain in the southeast. that's a look at your national forecast. now here's a look a

louisville, kentucky, we've had a burst of snow, northern louisville and northern kentucky. the roads are slippery. it isn't a big winter event, just little bit of light snow. even in pittsburgh likely throughout the morning hours. to the south of that, all rain for you. don't have to worry about icy roads. had sleet in areas near huntsville, alabama. now it's just rain heading into south carolina. it's not going to last through much of the day. much of your valentine's day will be pretty good. we get rid of this messy weather. it's going to be cloudy just about everywhere in the eastern portion of the u.s. today. unlike the sunny day we had yesterday. leave the sunglasses at home. what's next? there's a storm system out here in arizona. typically, this is a location in february where you get a storm here, usually attacks the moisture out of the gulf. we're talking about a pretty big snowstorm across the country. this winter, we haven't been getting the snowstorm. it's been too warm. that's the case. the mild air is forming in texas. it's going to come out ahead of that stor

louisville's chris smith drains the three from the corner. louisville is up 49-46.ute later, down one. syracuse responds. a dish underneath for the bucket. orangemen take a 52-51 lead. same score, ten second left on the clock. one shot for louisville. they turn the ball over under the basket. syracuse runs out the clock. 52-51 win. they're now 26-1. only four games left on the regular season schedule. the orange number 2. the rankings out yesterday. kentucky another one loss team. missouri, kansas and duke round out the top five. >>> in the nba, the lin-sanity resumes. with a twist. the back page of the new york papers. let's see, we have new york post. val-lynn tien's day. get it. then your daily news. i heart jeremy. carmelo anthony. they've fallen in love with jeremy lin since he won the starting point guard job for the knicks. over the games, lin averaged almost 27 points, eight assists and four rebounds. shooting 51% from the floor. on top of that, new york has been without its superstars, amari stoudemire and anthony for four games. amari to return tonight. he

louisville, up a triple. later, waiters finds fair. a team-high 13 points. syracuse up by one. under 20 seconds to go, siva drives. looking to make a play. and turns it over. so syracuse survives. 52-51. they snap a seven-game losing streak to the cards. >>> no the nba. butler with the clippers, back in dallas. saluting the championship ring he won last year with the mavs. cp 3 sticks the three. clippers down by two. last chance. right there. the shot. no good. and so the mavericks win. the clippers finishing up the road trip with a 4-2 record. that will do it for this espn news update. now, back to you. >>> speaking of sports, talk about taking the plunge. u.s. natiol swim team member matt grooefrers counted on a first place finish on saturday. his girlfriend, annie, also a member of the team, put the medal around his neck. >> and that's when he put his plan into motion. going down on one knee and asking annie to marry him. she said yeah. they're planning a wedding and a trip to the london olympics. >> nicely played, dude, nicely played. >> so sweet. >>> up next, new york goin

west virginia giving it away to louisville. giving it away! and oh, check out tiger woods, he's on fire. and he he's in range at the at&t pebble beach. a sports update come back, folks! >>> right now you're looking at a live shot from portland, maine where the president candidate front-runner mitt romney has one the caucuses there with 39% of the votes. obviously, we'll have a complete update tonight at 11. dave? >> thank you, bruce. let's get to some sports. mark turningon might want to invest in a kevlar vest. started with only 7 scholarship players, one of them suspended 10 games, then howard blew his knee out on thursday. he's done. he are talk on a lot of bullets these days p today they went on the road at duke. never an easy place to play. second half, austin rivers with the blue devils putting it on the deck with velocity. then the pass. blue devils started the second half on an 8-0 run. nick picking up the slack with 15 to lead the way. late in the game though austin rivers flowing. the 3-ball. duke wins 73-55. >>> north carolina loss

louisville hung on the beat pittsburgh. indiana had four players in double figures to beat minnesota inch top-ten action this weekend, kentucky clinched the sec, syracuse takes the big east. kansas overcame a 19-point deficit to beat missouri. six straight for duke. michigan state is undefeated at home. north carolina edged virginia. for more sports news and information, go to cbssports.com.

final seconds, louisville down one, but they turn the ball over.yracuse edges louisville 52-51 and improve to 13-1 in big east play. >>> don't go anywhere. when we return another departure from the maryland football program and this is the biggest name so far. brad, wherere we going? just a second. just, just one second. ♪ what are you looking at? don't look up there. why are you looking up? ♪ get outta the car. get outta the car. ♪ are you ok? the... get in the car. get in the car! [ male announcer ] the epa estimated 42 mpg highway chevy cruze eco. from spending time together, to spending your lives together, chevy runs deep. in more ways than ever. and our networks are getting crowded. but if congress frees up more wireless spectrum, we can empower more people to innovate, create jobs, and put momentum behind our economy. and a spectrum auction could raise as much as 30 billion dollars to help fund the payroll tax cut. it's simple. more spectrum means more freedom. for everyone. more spectrum means more freedom. whatcahah, these new jeans i wa.

you have to go over to louisville. but that is really exciting, and that's good, and my only point is i think there is a federal overlay that's not keeping up with that. and to jay's point, there has to be an intentional, as john said, focus and a con eithcerted effo put kpcompetitiveness and the importance to making things number one. >> so often people look at work and education as toil. i've got to go to work, i've got to go to school rather than i'm learning in a broader society. last week in louisville, you could eat off the floor, number one, but the self-directed teams, people are learning how to operate as problem solvers, as leaders, as followers, so when you take the look at the workplace, manufacturing or anywhere is a place where i'm going to engage with an employer, and the contract is i'm always going to be learning new things that will give me more capability and theoretically value added and compensation abilities to provide for my family. that's great for the workplace, but that culture is huge for our

metro government represented today by louisville mayor. very critical in helping tip the scales in favor of investment in our u.s. factories. i'm as anxious as you are to hear from our panelists on our ideas about how government can support a healthy manufacturing sector so let's get started. it's my pleasure to introduce our panel moderator bruce katz, bruce is vice president at the brookings institution and founding director of the brookings metropolitan policy program which provides decision-makers with policy ideas for improving the health and prosperity of cities and metropolitan areas. bruce regularly advises federal, state, regional and municipal leaders on policy reforms that advance the competitiveness of their communities. please join me in welcoming bruce and the panel. [applause] >> good morning, everyone. so let's get started. i want to introduce the panel but i just wanted to do this little preface. i think everything we've talked about this morning, whether it's technology, whether it's trade, whether it's taxes, whether it'

'cuse holds on to beat louisville, 52-51. >>> taylor came up big for the hawks.he 36th time in the last 39 games that the jayhawks have won state bragging rights. >> in pro ball, it got real physical in dallas. the clippers de-andre jordan goes down hard after being elbowed by the master. look at that. then with just 40 seconds on the clock, nowitzki hits the jumper to put them up by three, jarron butler goesdown town for the rim. they rolled past l.a., 96-92. >> and america's top canine show is under way here in new york. it was day one. get this, over 2,000 dogs are competing this year from 187 different breeds and varieties. so far, a wire-haired dachshund and a german shepherd. >>> we'll return with more of the top stories. drugs, life saving cancer drug and patients caught in the middle. ce? it feels a bit tight. [ female announcer ] soap leaves behind soap residue that can cause a tight draggy feeling. with 1/4 moisturizing cream, dove cleansers rinse cleaner than soap. so we made ocean spray cranberry juice cocktail with a splash of lime. it's so refreshin

a brazen criminal used a backhoe to tear into an atm machine in louisville, ky. he made off with an unknown amount of cash. he remains of the loose. the last time a human being set foot of the move was back in 1972. that was the apollo 17 mission. in this amazing video in addition to conducting experiments, they also sang in and dance. >>vicki: what they're? >>jaqueline: blustery and call tomorrow. >>vicki: think everyone.

the southern baptist theological seminary is in my hometown here in louisville. the president wrote me friday. he had the same view that this is all about the free exercise of religion. and so this underscores just one of the constitutional problems with obama-care. tomorrow senate republicans will be filing an amicus brief, that is a friend of the court brief, in the obama-care litigation that's before the supreme court. that will be heard in march. it's riddled with constitutional problems. this is what happens when the government tries to take over health care and tries to interfere with your religious beliefs. >> schieffer: we'll have the white house chief of staff jacks liu will be with us after i talk to you to give their side of it. but let me just continue on, on this. now, some catholic organizations have to be after the president announced he was backing off this and was going to make the insurance companies pay for birth control pills basically, some said well that was a good step in the right direction. so forth. but the beneficiary offs came back and

louisville towards atlanta.ill going to be very chilly. 43 degrees in atlanta on sunday. 36 in louisville. 34 in chicago and quite nippy in the northeast. here comes the snow as far south as northern arkansas. 37 in kansas city with snow showers. dry for that commute along i-95 on monday. still dry over new england for tuesday. this next snow event staying a little more towards the south. so around cincinnati, north georgia on valentine's day, there would be a little snow for you. wednesday, wet weather in the southern plains into texas. snow for denver with a high of 31. and there's your look at your thursday. snow in chicago over towards detroit. you can tune into the weather channel weekdays for "wake up with al" 6:00 a.m. eastern time. [ male announcer ] when do you take 5-hour energy? when i'm on the night shift. when they have more energy than i do. when i don't feel like working out. when there isn't enough of me to go around. ♪ when i have school. and work. every morning. it's faster and easier than coff

look for rain showers from louisville southward.ll needing the rain, so that's nice to see. atlanta, a dry day for friday. we are expecting some much cooler air to work in for the weekend. speaking of that, you can see it starting to come down from the canadian border. minneapolis on friday, a high of only 14 degrees. snow this go around as it heads into the northeast for the weekend. there could be some accumulations here. 37 for your high in new york. 34 in louisville. here's a look at your forecast toward the remainder of the weekend. snowy across the northeast. look at that atlanta high, 45 degrees. so going to cold readings here and watching another system affecting the rockies of the west. denver, 27 for a high. wet weather in texas by the time we wrap up the weekend. stay with us here on the weather channel. "wake up with al" you can find weekdays at 6:00 a.m. eastern time. wheeeeeeeeeeeee! whee! whee! wheeeeeeeee! ah heads up. wheeeeeeeeeeee! everything you love about geico, now mobile. download the new geico app today. nyqu

john in louisville, kentucky.ead with your question for mark steyn. >> caller: i am with my son david. we are both huge fans. it is an honor to speak with you. if you ever need to get to the bible belt you can visit us in your conservative bubble. you would be very comfortable. >> guest: last, was in louisville landed there prior to visiting santa claus, indiana just across the border not too far away. >> caller: a quick question. i talked to some of my conservative friends and something that is a common feeling is when we act as christians and try to speak out as conservatives consistent with what we talk about we feel like we are acting alone against a group, it felt like he was running a flat against an army and turned around and no one is running with him. for question would be short of our major cataclysms or some gross overreach that tend to unite conservatives together is that an issue that you see? we tend to ask -- act as individuals -- >> host: we will leave it there. >> guest: it is never a numbers game

they brought 430 jobs back from china to appliance park in louisville to build an energy-efficient water heater. they would not have done that if not for the tax incentive. there are ways to use our tax code in a way that creates jobs in america. and in very advanced technology businesses, which is what we're all trying to accomplish. >> here's one of the root issues. the benefits of a lot of these things that any of us talk about or participate in or do tend to be fairly diffused to a lot of people. 80% or 90% get a marginal benefit in the short-term from getting money out of politics, creating a fair trade policy, whatever it is. but in trying to resolve these it things with the diffused benefit to a lot of people, they tend to come with an acute liability for a small group of people. that group of people with the acute liability, because they are benefitting from the trade or suffer from the change in tax code are the most motivated people to deliver the most money to our congress to prevent these changes from happening. so you end up with 196 people providing all of the money for the

louisville kentucky, practice makes perfect for rutgers, not quite.e saw them in the shoot around this morning. mike cool hit a nice pull around right there but the cardinals are too much. they beat rutgers 78 to 56. from the hardwood to the ice. against visiting boston and it's a go for yohansen. michael yohansen scores 4-1. pga golf from phoenix in the desert any idea who keegan bradley would be riding with. it would be number 12 jersey right there. phil michael son with an awkward line. hits it right into the trap. but what a frustrating day for the guy who came into this round meeting spencer leven came in 11-under but he blew a big lead today. your winner, bradley. that guy had a devastating loss. that at the phoenix open. >> stan, sounds good. thanks. be sure to tune in. if you catch ncis that's immediately followed for eyewitness news at 11:00. coming up tonight, we'll have the very latest on that deadly explosion at the home of a missing utah woman. her husband and kids are dead, the latest on this unfolding investigation at 11:00. also shoppi

area of high pressure moving in behind this system, so you see cloudy skies back to chicago and louisville. we are expecting sunny to partly cloudy skies tomorrow. at the end of the week, we deal with a couple more weather systems coming in. without the arctic are canadian air, the next couple of systems will be threatening us primarily with rain. sunny skies and mild temperatures tomorrow, then here comes that next batch of wet weather on wednesday. clears out on friday before another weekend storm can approach. a mostly sunny day tomorrow, 49-54 and breezy. maybe the most important number here, 6:50 9:00 a.m., the first sunrise before 7:00 a.m. as the days -- 6:59 a.m. some snow showers and announced tonight and tomorrow morning, rain and snow showers and the amounts on thursday. the mild weather continues on the eastern shore for a couple more days. at ocean city, with those mild temperatures, some rain on thursday with a high of 52. 49 the showers likely on thursday. clouds increase again on saturday, leading to a slight, 30% chance of rain or snow showers. sunny skiesor presidents' da

between major businesses like siemens and community colleges in places like charlotte and orlando and louisville, they're already up and running, we know how they work, and that's why i asked senator biden and secretary solis to take a bus tour. we have got to make these examples a model for the entire nation. and we also need to give more kminlt colleges to resources they need to become community career centers. a place where we can earn the skills that ---this should be an engine of job growth all across the country, these community colleges and that's why we have got to support them, that's why it's such a big priority. >> the economy demands that we teach the skills that businesses are looking for. it means we need to -- we have got to double down on the clean energy that's creating jobs. but it also means we have got to renew the american values of shared play and responsibility. the budget that we're releasing today the shared responsibility. if we're serious about investing in our future and investing in community colleges and investing in new energy technology, investing in basic researc

louis to louisville and cincinnati. >> neaear 80 in orlando. 52 in d.c. 27 in minneapolis. 36 in chicago. phoenix up to 72. l.a., 68. seattle, 65. >> is it springtime yet? >> not yet. i'm counting. >>> a key court decision expected in just a few hours could reshape the gay marriage debate. >>> and big ratings for sunday's big game. and how the giants will add a few more zeros to a player's bottom line. >>> and a close call. capturing the moment on camera. we're right back. >>> welcome back, everybody. we're getting closer to a settlement over foreclosure abuses. more than 40 states have agreed to a deal that would force the five largest mortgage lenders to reduce loans for about a million house holds. >>> and the nation's air ways could be get an upgrade. a bill was passed that would speed up the switch from a radar-based air traffic control system to gps. >>> boeing's new dream liner is becoming a delivery nightmare. japan airlines had hoped to get the first of them by the end of the month. there are production problems. planes will be at least a month late. >>> overseas markets are dow

syracuse escaped louisville with a win. amazingly, neither team scored the rest of the way.use held on to win 52-51. hockey, you know you're having a bad day when this happens. sharks and caps. dan boyle ripped a shot from the red line. joe pavelski tipped it in an the blue line. like a shortstop trying to fend off a wild hop, brayden was handcuffed. the jets' dustin bufflin scored a similar goal last week. oddly enough, that was also against the capitals. finally, u.s. swimming team members know all about the olympic rings. now they show the most sacred ring of them all. after winning the 100 meter backstroke, his girlfriend and fellow swimmer congratulated him on the podium. that's when matt dove head first into the deep end. he got down on one knee and popped the question. look at ann knee's face. she could not believe it. it took her a few seconds, but she said yes. matt and annie, the new power couple of american swimming. that's your early look at sports on "early today." i'm fred roggin. >> well done, matt. >>> well, hollywood's top dog. your early morning entertainme

but mark rothstein, a bioethics professor at louisville, did not sign up. he says wellness programs may lead to better health, but can people trust in the confidentiality of the questionnaires they filled out? >> people who work for employers who perhaps don't have the best record of keeping privacy might well be concerned that the information could filter back to the company, and they could be adversely treated. >> not get that promotion. >> exactly. there's a tremendous incentive for employers to try to weed out high-cost healthcare users. 5% of employees represent 50% of healthcare costs. and if you're an employer and can identify who these people are, you can save a lot of money to your bottom line. >> which is what this is all about. countless companies like quaker oats, johnson & johnson, honeywell, motorola, and ibm claim to have saved millions after instituting wellness programs. but all that good health might not necessarily make for the best workforce. the city of north miami, florida, used to require that all its new police officers be non-smoker

this is in louisville, kentucky. he pulls up to a drive-thru atm with a large piece of machinery and starts to side swipe the front of this atm at the fifth third bank. tried to pull it out with his hands. eventually makes off with an undisclosed amount of money and did damage to the bank overhang. his hood is up. he has his face covered. he knows there's cameras around. this is hardly a smash and grab. he was out there for quite a time. he had to be making quite a noise, too. >> i would think so. i would think some sort of alarms went off, but he got away. police are still looking for him. this happened in early february. it's not like you're going to get away quickly and quietly on a backhoe. >> how do you drive a backhoe inconspicuously? >> late at night, somebody probably thinking he's going home late from work. i don't know. maybe it is somebody who works in the construction industry, knows what he's doing with a backhoe, has access to one. >> the first thing cops would do is go nearby and look at the backhoes a

. >> cincinnati to louisville.rom nashville south. >>> and time now for your friday funnies. some of the best from the late-night comics in week. >> the presidential candidates remain in the comedy cross-hairs. they weren't the only ones in a punch line. take a look. >> it's a yet -- yet another great day for the new york giant. in manhattan, they had their own ticker-tape parade. they don't use that much in wall street anymore. the stockbrokers just toss government bailout money. >>> mitt romney made this statement about the national anthem. >> we're the only people on earth that put our hand over our heart during the playing of the national an them. >> is that right in we're the only once? i didn't know that. neither did the people in, well, italy orks guatemala, or croatia, or bali, or japan, or the ewe crane, or venezuela. you learn something new every day. >>> yesterday, the president hosted the science fair. a 10-year-old kid, a sweet little guy, he built this -- here, you take a look. >> angle it this way. >

. >>> recently i brought you guys this story of the guy in louisville, kentucky being tased in his grandmother'se, and there was a camera. on the taser gun. and nick, you were surprised by that. >> the video we're seeing is actually from a camera that's mounted on the taser gun itself? apparently your response to the taser camera is a very common one. we found this from our good friends at action news 9 in tampa, florida. what this is, is a camera that's mounted below the actual taser gun. as the taser is pulled from the officer's holster, the camera starts recording, and it records everything until the taser gun is put back. but take a look at some of the footage they've got. >> get on your back! [ screaming ] >> i like that, because that gives us a much clearer perspective on what actually goes down. because on occasion we'll get the trooper's dash cam video, but sometimes if someone is in the way we don't actually see what happens when someone is tased. >> this kind of equipment can be incredibly valuable in fending off allegations of use of excessive force, because you see the entire process

what i have learned is, i have written biographies, bingham family of louisville. we take a letter of a piece of evidence, there is a ah-huh, this anger daughter wrote a letter to her father. my grandfather working away in san antonio then adored this daughter, book dedicated to him. she was then gone up to new york and going to school at columbia. he wrote her a furious letter. >> your grandfather? >> yes. you have broken your promise and haven't been putting yourself full time, although the book would you say in the front of "new york times". he pulled the carpet on her. that kind of thing. you could leap on that and say, well that says it all, doesn't it? one of the things i learned about writing about family is there aren't answers to so many questions. it is a mistake in a family to think every question has an answer. one of the questions i had going into the book was, do we pass sibling relationships down? was the fact that my father had such a difficult relationship with his older sister, was that the thing? going into writing this book i would say there it